The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-21

brother at minneapolis. / here Is niece
Of Mrs McAlister living in Dakota, and
she will probably contest the will.
The Saloon association of Marinette
is enforcing to the letter the state law
requiring all unnecessary work to be
suspended on Sunday. Drivers of
'huSSeS. motormen on the street cars and
others have been arrested and fined. It
looks now as if every viOlator of this
law was going to be prosecuted and suf
fer the penalty. There seems To hc no
defense and parties arrested generally
plead guilty and pay the fines.
1t now looks as though OShkoSh's
hope of having an electric street railroad
Is to he again deferred. !. X. TillotSon
of Toledo was granted a franchise and
posted a 5000 bond rs a forfeit. On
July l., the limit he failed To put mp Il
work, thereby forfeiting his franchise
and the money he had already put mp
John w. Richardson. manager of the
Empire Cross Spring company of James
vile made an assignment, {. 4. Conrad
being the assignee. Endorsements of
notes is given as the reason of the com
panyS failure. The assets are about
$1,000 with unknown liabilities. The
company manufactures all kinds of ON
nibuses, carryalls, etc.
P. A Clark Of Oshkosh was struck
by a falling ladder while descending into
the hold of boat and seriously hurt
His left ear was torn off and his arm
was broken.
Col. Buck of the United States army
inspected the Racine Light guard and
found the company inefficient in drill
No fault was found with the arms and
equipments
Mrs. Nerheyden of Green Bay owns
4 coffee pot that has been in her family
for 200 years, coming originally from
Belgium.
The controversy in regard to Prof NJ
{. Gray of the Lincoln school at Racine
continues. a mass meeting was held. at
winch PROT cray stated his position ana
was applauded. Resolutions were adopted
c2ndemnlng the action of the board of
S,u.i'l2II III Iot retilSla'lns frlilrlpai
az, ellu - lio' 81 anu mn tIIS l,l'.iI'
heTS 81 me BOARD say they VIII never re-
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N;nrl - III t - iSI,sSi'i,i ~ az
hainIv tbat U0int Tho ,,.aro tal,o NY ~
La Crnsse tho home of tho ,inIoasod
ro,rng man
William Jayvatt varduastor far Tho
Wisconsin Central rcod at \non.,b ,,.as
fatally hurt While s,ritcbinet ,,rs in rho
wards He slinned and feII Two cars
nassinr over his lower limbs
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st,,ra h;,..Jo r M1''hs az STXie "rs"h
S.ult ps'H,,t oeiphslhI 10 w A An
Fl,,,,I ato,,t 49, ~ ny Ml''tf Ms
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80 ~ ma hd,h', hlShi operator
had tbrno 6nnrs - 1,, Is. Nl'l'itl'H,
s,araJ b. il1,,;r IL ,,,,.t m'iu aili"'l
tric fan " 81 ~
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&c IL, va, .,'II N'if VI Mr' inSky
ias, -. - f ".'i" d '''i'' ne VIII prohahiy
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Over 100 Ashlanders took Father
- NlaiieE advice and took the pledge to
'i"i" 'i'e use OF intoxicating hq-
W. 1'nlorhl@n were arrested at
Marln"tte tor working on street cars last
sunday III violation of the state Sunday
law
Miss Martha Daggett was badly
bruised about hor head and Invvor limb,
in = runaway ,,,.idn,,t ~ osbiI '''i'''H
te.,.'. ~ I,;sil' ~ pSl'N''Sn
armnrv NJ N.rinatto 90, ~ IN
Sorond rc,-in,nnt W y - - u 'ne
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;e b,I,Iiri, 'l,,.: l'-l.h' Nil'h
Ta ,L,',,5't ,t +" II";' r"htehtlon At Racine,
Roh.rt n I5. i'I P iiS 'fn'trS lr'>iIent.
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AM I.i,''I;n ~ W, >rtonI Ni'e-pf"Si-
49, - +''I''nn ~, w attiI"rI' wee pr'Nl-
. I'm, ~ arg. hHhy l.aPrar1e, Brother
Wn,t S,i,,. S'lngI'IH, florence hoes
L'Inro,,,. : I,,,, '',tIuN H'.lt'drH'
-, F., p D, " 'iL''', lit 'l"SSe' tr'"Sut-
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ne ianeSFIlle barb wire factory was
~ I, n,5,a ,''Slr"Se4 ny hT" causing loss of
- Sn"nn upon WhlIh there Is an Insurance
ot $1,000 IN several companies. The plant
81 me JanrSyliIc Machine company, adj
I!r" L lae factory, was slightly damaged.
ne origin of the tire is unknown. the
wire factory having been idle for several
M'ggh>. me main building was cnvcloped
III names when discovered.
HrorE" l"ckhart. q travelling man for
Il Narlhrttc paper null. had 4 narrow cS-
cape at columbus, .. As Big -Four
tTtin on winch he was passenger. was
Puiilh- OUT "t '"tumbuS some of the
>lriNrF> hrcd NJ the train \ bullet
struck Iockhart. hut its force had been
spent and II lodged in his breast pocket
vs.. ~ i'',"iI NaS ElE'h So" dhm-
,-.''IS, m ,Hr i'uiulh' H"u'h Shrre x
~ S,''u'it haITnad company NJ Ashland.
~ Jury Su>t'hN me principle that II a
'a'', s aims passengers IN travel on
- ,l''Au' tta'h i must do 80 on. all,
I'',,l"5 >ut" i"r h'Ni1E h''h eJ'cted from
il,I-h' 'tIlh
-, "'a "F l'">'h OF ,M'naSha has shut
~ II IN il' ne" raining system which
- - ~ 81; u 1t run VERY NhEre aS n"
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Ill ny r'a>nter inSh ct kaelne has
Try, pn'lhN ana -
ho,ri,,, ~ u',,,.S' !rH aui twenty years,
Tl, rt ~ r.. '.,'i'>'-
'""'ia' ., GEORGE hirkeman ~
~ ~, 'lit Nj 'i!tnied nE members OF the
- ''"''i' I%hi guards ana Masonic
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