The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-06-22

the West End Monday night to get ont
OF the rain. 1t was found and pulled
out before the car started for st. PauI
or we would have had another horror
! to record.
: Inc Supreme court has removed
Robert Kelly from being receiver of
the est Superior Iron 4 Steel com
many The Central Trust Company, of
New York, will now foreclose on the
plant by mortgage.
AT the meeting of the Wisconsin
Bankers Association held at Oshkosh
this week, II. T. Fowler and Z. T. Bux-
ton OF Superior were elected members
OF the executive committee. Quite an
honor for our city
Wonder if we couldn't borrow Mr.
Lexow SO he could investigate our rot
ten city affairs. If not this why not i'm
port few skunks and turn them loose
IN the city. Even a change of stink
would be acceptable.
Mr.. James Wright who is WORKING
John A. Bardon's farm south of town,
was IN the city Thursday and tells us
the grasshoppers have begun on his
growing crops, and are more numerous
than they were last year.
Last Sunday was Children's Day in
| most of the churches of the CITY. and
the programs arranged for the occasion
were excellent, and in every instance
the little people appeared before full
| and appreciatiye audiences.
The Midway" at the West End
which has been running in the interest
OF the Cumming Avenue NJ. L. church
this week, has proved a drawing card.
The entertainment has proved good
| one, and it has been we'll patronized.
The Orpheum Stars advertised to be
here Monday last did not put in an
appearance. They did not have money
enough to pay car fare and the distance
was too great to walk it. Our city has
not suffered any by their failure to get
here.
DR.. c. G.. Slagle and daughter Miss
| Carrie, of Minneapolis, are in the city,
guests of the TINES family. They also
| attended the annual meeting of the
state Medical Association at Duluth,
which closed this Friday afternoon with
4 ride upon the lake.
What has become of the Finnish
| College? 1t Is time the building was be-
gun. 1t is reported that the college is
going to Duluth, but we hardly believe
this is true. They should keep faith
with our people, who, We believe, have
lone all that was asked of them
| The young ladies of the Presbvter-
ian church who have been serving ice
cream and cake Saturday evenings at
Mr.. Hughes Office, have decided to
| change the hours, serving from / TO 6
| in the afternoon and to 10 in the even
ing. They only charge 10 cents. Help
the girls.
Mr.. Monte Brooks arrived in Su-
perior via Steamer Northwest, from
Ann Arbor, Michigan, Monday last.
Monte is attending Michigan's best law
school, and already begins to wear a
legal appearance. He will spend the
| -ummer vacation with his friends in
| superior.
The Commencement exercises Of
| St. Joseph's Parochial school will be
held in the school hall next Wcdnes-
day, June 26, beginning at $50 p. m.
charged which will be applied to the
| fund of the new church now in course
Of construction.
A black crook attempted to COM
nit suicide Monday night. 1t was
| Pearl what a parody Wethers, a black
| strumpet, who was arrested for murder
about year ago. She was drunk
and attempted to jump into Tower bay
slip, bat her clothing caught on a spike
and held her.
Mayor Starkweather says he does
not care damn for the newspapers,
and that they did not elect him any
way 1t is only necessary to say in
reply to this serious charge that the
newspapers do not care damn for
Mayor Starkweather, and are mighty
glad that they did not elect him.
A farewell picnic party was given
on Minnesota Point Tuesday evening i'll
honor of Miss Getchell, Miss Whitney
and Mr.. Strand, all of whom will be out
of town during the summer. 1t was a
very interesting occasion, and the little
birds swore us to secrecy when they
told us what they heard and saw.
-IIarper's Weekly for June - will
contain an illustrated article on Chick
amauga Park, by Gen. II. Y. Boynton
In the same number the streets of New
York, as they were in 1894, and as they
are, since Col Waring has cleaned them
and turned the trucks out, will be pre-
: scented in a number of illustrations, fill
ing two pages.
After successfully eluding the besr
detectives for many months, W. "
TAYLOR. ex-state treasurer of Soutl
Dakota. a defaulter to the tune of many
thousands Of dollars, gave himself up L
the authorities last Tuesday. 1t /:
stated that the state will not lose much
and that Taylor will be criminally
prosecuted.
: The county board held short ses
sion this week. The contract for pub
fishing the proceedings of the count!
board was given to the Evening Tele
gram. on the theory, no doubt. that 1t
bid was the cheapest. Will the mem
beers of the board please to figure it al
; up at the close of the year and let u
know if it was really the lowest bidder
: At their meeting Tuesday evening
the council resolved to clean out tn
crnurl Of tnnchs at .Coonev Island,