The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-13

Sunday was about as disagreeable
n day as one could imagine, yet num-
Der OF people felt called upon to take
the excursion trip planned by the
management of the Christopher Column
bus. But the boat did not make the
trip planned to the Apostle Islands,
but later in the day she steamed up
and went out with about 1000 people en-
board, and they were tossed around
right lively. Coming into the Duluth
harbor the sea was running so high the
boat could not make landing and
damaged one of the docks to the
amount of $1,000. The excursions of
the Christopher have never been very
successful at the Head of the lakes,
bad weather generally preventing the
masses from going.
People who are not, and never have
been especiallyfriendly to Mr.. Anderson
consider his arrest at the present time,
lust oh the eve of his departure as dele
gate to the National Convention the
most inConsiderate and uncalled for act
that could be done by one man to an
other. The general opinion seems to be
that after waiting so long to make com
plant, that unless political Jealousles
prompted the action, the matter could
have lust as we'll been investigated
quietly after Mr.. Anderson returned
from st. Louis.
The people want everything investi-
gated, but they can also see through
scheme to injure the reputation and
standing of an officer, and then the in
stigator of the investigation must be-
ware, public sentiment is easily in
tluenCed.
Monday evening a congregational
meeting was held by the Presbyterians
to get the voice of people who attend
that church, for services, as to their
choice for pastor. The sentiment in
favor of Rev. Ilitf, who has occupied
the pulpit the past two Sundays, was
much stronger than any other, so call
was immediately sent him, and he is
! expected here before Sunday. Rev.
! Tiff has a very pleasing delivery and is
| a gentleman of refinement, and we hope
he may prove equal to all the require
| ments of the church and people.
! Some of our would be political
! leaders have no more regard for the
reputation of our city than 10 cause the
! arrest of the man chosen to represe MT
| our citizens and also the district in the
! National Convention. They have tele-
! craphed the state of affairs all over the
| broad land, and have succeeded IN
1 casting shadow over one mans life,
/ and in bringing sadness into happy
home besides embarrassing US as city.
/ Such political work ought to go unre-
warded.
When officer ConrCy arrested the
! circus clown during the parade, Tues
dav. he charged the fish vender'
with being a public nuisance, which
charge was not entirely inappropriate
as il was he who attracted the crowd
which was run into by the runaway
horse. Had it not been for him the
bows might not have been out in the
street at the time.
Mr.. Frank L. Taylor will remain for
the present as manager Of The Euclid
as well as manager of the Spauldlng
hotel in Duluth. At the annual meet
ing of the directors OF the Superior Con
solidated Land Company, to be held
July 18th, it is probable some other
ARRANGEMENTS for the management OF
The Euclid will be made,
The Broadway pupils are arranging
for a musical for next "Wednesday even
inc, TO be given at the Cumming avenue
NJ. f. Church. Prof. Oelschiagel and
some of his violin pupils will assist
This announcement alone ought to nj
the house. The receipts OF the concer'
will be used to defray the expenses o.
the school paper, . The Mirror.
NATURALIZATION by competent
stenocrapher Of six years experience
Operate anv machine. Can furnish
hest Of references. Address 1918 ham
mond avenue.
Respectfully
lena HARRISON.