The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-01-14
BADGER NOTES.

WORE has been received at Ashland
| thpt l.. VI. Powers. a former resident of
that city, was arrested at Seattle, Wash,
| where he is official court reporter on a
charge of bigamy. Powers married Miss
Potter young society woman of Ash
land, three years ago. lie formerly lived
at Huron, ). D., and married his first wife
at Lawrence, Ia. but claims TO have Sc
cured divorce under the Dakota laws.
HARLOW FULLER, Sturgeon Bay
farmer, was seriously injured internally in
a runaway accident.
JAMES SMITH, an Ashland contractor
intends getting out .0.000000 feet of logs
| this winter on Cranberry River for the
Cranberry Lumber Company.
JOIN SCHULTZ. an old resident of La
Cross e, died at the age of 79 years. He
| was one of the founders of the famous
Iled"rkranz at La Crosse.
Miss EMMA Dow was granted divorce
| from her husband. Herman Dow, at Ash
! land. Dow was ordered to pay alimony in
| the sum of $40 quarterly for the support of
| child.
TIE Mississippi Logging Company, OF
Eau Claire, Will put in 55.0tOc00 feet of
logs in the vicinity of Mason this winter.
! EDWIN WHFEEATT, of Eau Claire,
brother of George Whereatt, of Superior,
! has received S5,5t0 from an estate IN En-
! gland, of which he is one of the heirs, and
! it is said he VIII get several thousand dci
! lars more
! Mrs. GERTRUDE SCHwEINEM, of Madi-
son, died suddenly OF heart failure, aged
81 years.
TEANPS are giving the city of Madison
! q wide berth at present, This is due to
the severe manner in which Judge Dono-
I van Is dealing with the knights of the
| highway. 1t has been usual for a half
dozen tramps to appear in court every
mo n hI1t no na aSf 10 a n % h1g
appeared.
TIE Rev. T. b. Caldwell, pastor of the
Fifth BAPTIST Church, Milwaukee, has
resigned TO accept the paStOrata of the
| Eighteenth Street Baptist Church, of De-
| trOit.
F. ". MULLER. of Davenport, Ia, has
! purchased a large tract of pine on the Eau
| Claire River.
| NAT GALLOWAY. an Eau Claire detec-
! tive, accidentally shot himself through the
! hand while cleaning arcv0lver.
Mrs. JANE +. RoCKwOoD has com
| menCcd suit against the city of Eau Claire
| for 5000 damages for injuries alleged to
| have been received on defective sidewalk.
f. \. WILSON, an Old La Crosse resi-
dent died suddenly of heart failure, aged
80 years.
TIE Office of the Sunday Morning
| Forum, at Eau Clare, was slightly dam
| aged by fire.
| WILLIAM TEONELY, an Indian on the
! Lac Court de Relies reservation, was fined
| $50 and costs in the United States court at
| Madison for carrying liquor into the rcSer-
SatlCn.
| SEVEN tramps appeared before Judge
Donovan. at Madison, and each was given
ten days of solitary confinement.
| SARAH llALVORSON, the young woman
! who testified in the RuSScll murder ease at
Eau Clare, is not married to Peter EricH
| son, as las been reported, but IS clcrhlng
| IN a restaurant at independence, Trempea-
| lcau County.
TIE case of Mrs. Mary Benson against
the Rev. Father Fabian. of Ashland
wherein the plaintiff sought 10 recover
| possession OF the lots now occupied by
-. Agnes Church and tn" reSihan"" Of he
| Defendant. The lots were decided to
| Father Fabian by Il. Benson, the plaint-
| If husband.
| TIE old Villas homestead, at Madison,
when WAS built by The late Levi B. Villas
| ii the early 5GS, and which was the family
| home TIL the death of his widow last year,
| has been sold to \. o. FOX, of Oregon,
| Dane County. The cons sideratiOn IS phi
yatc. Mr.. Fox is brother of Mrs. William
| f. Villas.
| TIE Y. NJ. c. A. at Ashland intends to
| erect new gymnasium III connection
| with the main building, to cost $500.
MICHAEL NELLY. the man arrested at
| Madison on charge Of passing counter
| felt money, was discharged ut his prellm-
| mary examination.
TIE question of building an electric
| line from Ashland to PariShyilc. a dis
| tanCc Ot seven miles, is being aGltatcd at
Ashland.
i. +. rs.>hrSoN Il Co. of Sanborn. have
| q crew # over 100 men working in the
cedar swampS III Ashland County. They
| have already put in l,i00,00) feet OF logs
| and $4,000 ties.
TIE raatine Fire Insurance Company,
! of Manchester, England. which applied
| for admission into this state. has been
granted a license by the commissioner of
| insurance.
WORD has been received at La Crosse
that Frank iIOyic. former resident of
| that city. was run over by the cars and
| killed al Tacoma, Wash, where he was
| employed as conductor on the Northern
| Pacific road. He was 32 years Old.
TIE session for 1-9G of the short course
! in agriculture and the dairy course of the
| State University opened with an attend
anCe in the former OF is, and IN the latter
of -. 1t is thought, however, thlt the
| total number. of students Will exceed 2oD.
| THE two Indians. MoSinte and Money
| penny, who We're tried for the murder of
| BoncaSh and his squaw on the Red River
| reservation, are H0w confined in the Dane
| County Jail awaiting q new trial the jury
| in the first case having disagreed. They
| viii not he retired until next May.
IT is stated that Special Agent Cooper
! who has been investigating timber cutting
on the Bad River Reservation, Las a sen
| SatIOnal report to make to headquarteG5 at
| Washington 1t IS claimed that several
| prominent lumbermcn in Northern Wis
! COHSin were interested IN the logging on
| the reservation. The Indians complained
| that logging was being done there: that
| Indian ppOf p1n[ refused t0
! the department sent Cooper to investigate.
| Cooper says he saw logs piled on skidwayS
at the reservation as high as house.
| Hans RAMUsEN, a logger living near
! bayfield,, broke his leg by a fall. lie was
taken with team of dogs to WaShbGrn a
| distance of eight miles, to have the limb
| set.
TIE coroner's jury over the death Of
LOrenz &. kIeInheintz, of Madison. who
was found dead in bed, returned a verdict
! that deceased came TO his death from heart
| failure.
MES SARAH NJ. FRANCIS, physician ami
| surgeon, OF Madison, was married to Ern-
est NIeman. of Chicago, former Madison
resident.
THOMAS BAGIEY, aged 20 years, had his
| knee badly crushed on logging railway
near Mauncttc. lie died from his injuries.
WoED has been received in Marincttn Of
the death at Los Angeles. CaI., OF Frank.
Stii VI - ~ imam ~ iti LII
| OF M&rInctte, aged II years
OGDEN STEuNG. a son OF the tate Gen.
| William F. Strong. OF WISconsln, has fled
| an arnlication lii the circuit court at Cal
| CagO tor PERMISSION To change his nar4e to
that borne by his father. The application
| SETS forth that the young man was born
| Aprl Il, 1870, but it Gocs not give any rca-
| sons for desiring To relnquish the name
! Ogden Young Mr.. Strong'S matrimonial
| troubles have brought hIm into considcra-
| Die prominence.
! NJ. II. BALL, a Madison manufacture.
| and W. !. Dvyer. representative Of the
/ Madison Times, have started on a hunt for
TN pate mills. Mr.. Ball proposes to SHOW
| the Times people TN plate mil employ
| ing go men and turning out i03,go0 tons OF
plate week. or else pay all the expenses