The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-02-25

1he street railway companies of
Duluth and Superior are PREPARING
Tor through traffic between the two
cites, and they Will have it with or
without bridge. But they will soon
have bridge; if not this wear, then
next year sure.
A one armed switchman at the
west end IN attempting to board a
moving train this Friday morning
slipped and fell partly under the
wheels. One leg at the ankle was bad
ly crushed and other injuries less seri-
GUS sustained
We received a pleasant call from
Judge White of Duluth, one dav this
week. The Judge thinks we ought to
nave a bridge connecting the two cities
and that the place for it is at Connor's
point, in which view the Judge is emf
nently correct, as usual.
Fred 5. Thompson, of the po5tof
ice force, took a run down to st.
Paul last Tuesday to meet his mother,
Mrs. Harvey Green, who IS making
him visit, Mrs. Green being an old
friend OF the TINES family, she Will be
their guest while in the city,
The many friends of Mr.. Ernest
q. MagDefrau VIII be sorry to learn of
his death He has been in the employ
OF Mlley ana Polin for some time, but
has been i'll for about three weeks The
remains were taken to his former
home i'll Mount Pleasant Ia, for bur
ial.
Two weeks ago jeff Wethers, a
colored man, WAS shot and killed at
West Superior. He formerly lived at
BiWabill in the Mesaha Iron district,
and his wife is now on trial at Duluth
for the murder Of Jack Zemi, in De
cember last. They We're evidently
tough pair.
The Chicago Gripman," the sub
iect of the front page illustration in
the number of Ilarper's Weekly pub
lished February DIST, is familiar
figure to Chicagoans, but his peculiar
uniform viii be regarded with curious
interest by those who have never visit
ed the Worlds FAIR city
The new machinery in the Daisy
mill was put in motion this week and
seemed to work perfectly. The first
flour VIII probably be made some day
day next week This Will be another
important milestone along the journey
of life for Old Superior. Everything
in the mill works to perfection.
The wives and daughters Of the
Grand Army boys OF J. d. ROBBIE post
at this end Of the city are taking steps
to organize a WOman'S relief corps.
They viii meet this Saturday evening
at the residence Of Comrade Edwards
on IiOlllngshead avenue between Fifth
and Sixth streets. All cordially inyit-
ed TO attend.
New mail service VIII 90 into eff
feet on the Duluth, South Shore Il
Atlantic road next week. This Will
be a good service for Superior, and
one tor which the East End post
master mas peeh WORKING LOT some
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The Land and River Improvement
company are having a hard time try
ing TO iIh'l some man TO run against
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Judge Marshall does not favor tie
plan Of the attorneys to hold four SEES
SONS Of the circuit court iii tins CITY.
lie thinks two, as at present, VIII be
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The city is moving 10y condemna-
ton proceedings before Justice OTIS,
for extending 18th, 57th, 5oth and 6oth
streets and Oakes, Central, John,
Hammond and Cumming avenues