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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17

MORE FORGED ORDERS.
Sensational Evidence Introduced
In the Heydiauff Case at
Ashland,

Ashland. Wis. July 10.-[ Special /
Sensational evidence was introduced in
the Heydlauff case today by the introduc-
ton Of three new county orders which the
state attempted TO prove We're forged by
Heydlautf. They were for small amounts,
ranging from So 0S to S:}.2O. They were
payable 70 George Huber, j. r. Hanlcy
and Phillip Call and were for witness
ices III the municipal court.
The county clerk testified that he paid
the amounts to Hrydlauff upon the pres
entation of written orders. The orders
We're the county orders. being in Heyd-
lhuft handwriting with the signatures
OF Call, Hanlev and Huber. Both Call
aid Hanley were put upon tie stand
aud sWore that they never signed
these papers and never authorized them
to be signed. The county clerk says
thcr" are fifteen or twenty of these small
orders for witness fees that have been
pald to Hcydlauff upon his presentation
OF oStcnSlhlc orders for payment and that
thCy foot m to about $40
The defense claims that the alleged
Hanlpy order is from another person
named Harley and that Phillip Calls or
der Is all right as the name of the wit
nes2 who testified is Phillip Kohl. En-
city Treasurer Marshall testified as to
the facts of the S624.214 order this morn
ing. The testimony was looked forward
10 with the greatest interest as he had
hcrctoforc made no public statement.
Marshall testified that IIeydlauff paid
hlm county order Tor S'i24 ~. but could
not identify the forged order i'll evidence
as the one. When the fact of the order
being forged WAS shown to him two
weeks ago he then said that he did not
know from whom he got II, but has
since recollected that it came from
ieydlauff, who turned il in in part pay
ment of the taxes of Judge Nelson of st.
Paul
Marshall will have to make this
amount good to the city.
The ease is likely TO last day or two
yet and sensational developments are eN-
pcCted.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
KING OF SIAM is NOT COMING.
Chulalongkorn Not to Visit the United
states This Trip.

Washington. \. 9. July 13.-Ihr
King of Siam is not 10 honor the United
States 10y his Prc-"nc" this summer. 1t
had been expected that his imperial maj
rSty. who iS now "u "a tour uf I'll" world.
would coIte To tn" United States from
London where h" has been attending the
Queens jubilee.
The Siamcsc minister Of foreign af-
fairs has inst advised the state depart
nouf. however, that his august sovereign
viii return To- Siam hy another route.
70 ma kr the shock fall as lightly ~ pos
sihl". the minister announced that the
King would probably visit the United
States at another time.
II j. said that the main reason Why
the ruler If tho land of the white Gle
phant changed hi~ plans was because Of
his failure to receive Il formal invitation
to visit this country from the govern
mpur
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17

For more than q hundred years the re-
mains Of the Kentucky pioneer and In
dian fighter. Edward Boone. Il brother of
Daniel Boone. have rested under tho
SUard of n bluegrass pasture on the farm
ul Capt. VIII RnrriS, on Cane Ridge.
in Bourbon county. The grave has never
been marked save with Il piece of lime
Ston,. rock and time has obliteratcd any
inscriptions which may have been place.!
by friends III remembrance on the stone.
The body Of Edward Boone was con-
signed to Il grave made by his compan-
ions under Il buckeye tree on the banks
of Boonc'S Greek. which sometimes
covers the grave after heavy rains in the
spring. After interring Boone his friends
placed Il limestone rock ut the head of
the grave. and then carved on the buckeye
tree the single word Boone" which is
Vet diSccrnihle to visitors to the grave
Louisville torlricr-.ToIrnal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Mound Builders Fort.

Tho Dayton Journal says that Fort
Ancient. which i pirturc>qu"ly situated
on the high bluffs overlooking tn" valley
of the I.itrle Miami river. near Lebanon.
Warren county. is hcIicy"d tn be the
largest, best preserved and most inter
csting work of the mound builders. II
has been visited and studied by leading
archacologiSts of Europe and America,
and models of il are now on exhibition
in the museums of London. Paris and
Berlin. The fort. which covers about
loo acres. and 1S1 acres outside of the
walls. is now the property of the state.
part having been purchased in 1890 and
rho remainder in 1896
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
REGATTA DECLARED OFF.
Not Enough Wind at OconOmowoo to
Make Race.
q Ocouomow,r Wis JIIy 1O-TSnpci

OcOnomowOc, Wis. July 10 SpcciaI.I
The regatta Of the Oconomowoc Yacht
club was not finished within the speci-
fed time this morning and consequently
was declared off. There was little or
no wind most of the time. The sailing
twice around Shall be made in two hours.
The first yacht to get away crossed the
line at 1880. At 12:22 the Gladys had
made the first round and the Tarpon was
about even, but All the rest We're far in
the rear. At the expiration of the two
hour limit all the yachts were in the
upper bay and could not have finished
inside of the half hour. 1t has been an
noUnced that the regatta has been post
poncd for two weeks. the Indications for
this afternoon being that there would
be no chance of finishing today.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
LAUGH AT COERCION.
Turkish Ministers Think the Pow
erS Cannot Agree on Any
Programme.

Constantinople, July 13.-'Thc Turkish
minister, ut Il special session Of the cahi-
net yesterday, discussed the replies Of
the powers to the circular of the Porte.
Notwithstanding the unfavorahlc charac-
ter of the responses Il large majority of
the ministers have reiterated their former
advice to the Sultan Ia insist upon hold
ing the frontier. 1t is believed that the
Porte. i'll maintaining this attitude. is act
ing upon the conviction that tn" powers
will be- unable to agree among themselves
ON any measures of coercion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
,,oxs on 4 MILLIONAIRE.
.den Arrests William Duke
''''e i the Cigarette Trust for
Killing Birds.

- mix William Duke IS
N' =, cigarette manufacturers of
e ri, firm belongs to the
II ~" ,rr.t and consequently VIII
s5.,L n... i rich. But even rich man
So each for martin birds,
-. entirely probable that VII
ELL haze - iay SD apiece
~" martin birds.
H3ai ul2 bu.inpSs in New York. but
llA I'll orange. He was caught
martins the hne Tor which dl-
a- y. - bird. The game war
~ I'm procured = warrant and went
,s ~ .g,. warrant for you, said
". 1arlpn w. Tooker, when Mr.. nuke
nr- n -sbt i said Mr. Duke. laughing
.. u -I,., yuu won't hang me. will
In i. with you III 3 minute"
ra cried Tooker, and he
IL Dukes wrist and snapped a
a IN it. You got away once,
Int yaU ant do it twice.
AN AMI i, way To the office of Justice
N p.a., Ellicott in South Orange
n.t.. f.rliu.ly protested. This is
nal outrage. I'll buy all your
.,ra.I robins in season or out of
y.gt - apiece. mister retorted
II, raakar nor would he take off
s.rdraffy until he placed Mr.. Duke
\ taat with Mr.. Elliott Then
-,ma partruS went away satisfied
gara tat first men who ever put
.i-4, an 4 member of IA trust.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Fol Nd THE HEAD.
g;sng Part of the Body of William
GuldenSuppe Has Been
Recovered.

Ns Yek Inly l3-Thc head of Viii
a Gnd.a>Hpar is said to have been
m ~ >ue boys in Branchport. \. j
4H- INSPECTOR . Brien is said to have
,rad this information last night. The
s aa .aSed iii oilcIoth and plaster
..r>
i ,pt.a from Branchport says that
#H- sHpNu there to confirm the re-
9r hga of 'iuldenSuppe'S head
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
"YOUR'S TILL DEATH"
lightning Strikes a Soldier He Fin
is&es 4 Letter His Sxxe xeathear.

Peckskill. y. Y. July 15.-Whle near
ly a score of militiamen were sitting in
the Young Mems Christian association :
tent at the state militia camp a binding
bolt of lightning struck the tent. When
the paralysis of fear had passed it was
found that Corp. J. ]. Mcdonald of Co.
\. Twente second regiment. had been
killed outright and that eleven other
guardSmen were unconscious.
The marks on McDouald's body Were
a slight burn on the forehead, a small
spot. burn over the heart and mark
on the left shoulder. The mark on the
shoulder vas of leaf and was of the
most delicate tracery. The face was not
distorted in any way and the expression
was calm and peaceful. \ letter which
Mcdonald had just written was to the
young woman whom he was To hav" mar
ricd. 1t was signed. Yours until death.
jim" He is said To have been in thu
act of addressing the envelope. having
just signed the letter, when the bolt
struck the tent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
MRS. GRACE SISSON CHOSEN.
Elected President of the ri Beta Phi at
Madison,

Madison Wis. July 1O.-[Spccial. !
The biennial national convention of the
III Beta Phi sorority closed today at
noon with the installation of officers
elected today. as follows: Grand preSi-
dent Mrs Grace Lass SiSson of Knox
college. Gal"shurg. H.; grand vice-prefi-
dent Miss Grace GrOSvcuOr of Athens,
o.; grand secretary. Miss Ethel Il. Al
len of Lawrence, Kas.; grand treasurer,
Miss Lucinda Smith of Lawrence, Kas.:
grand historian. Miss Mary Lewis of
Chicago The installation ceremonies
were conducted 10y Mrs. Gertrude G..
Solver of this city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
ORE MARKET LIVELY.
Additional Men Being Put to Work NJ
the Queen Mine.

NeCaunee. Mich.. July Il SUe"IaI. !
Operations will be- resumed tomorrow
AZ No. | shaft of the Queen mine. bn"
hundred additional men Will l." added,
making a total force of 80. Ii i likely
that the working force will he increased
to 500 within the next three weeks. n
the ore produced i in biz demand n tn"
present time The mines of MaIqnctt,
range are shipping more ore now than N
any previous time this year. From pres
pnt Indications the ore-shipping business
will be unusually active during the re-
mainder OF the sea son.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Hanna at the " hIte House.

Chicago. IL. July 13.-Worried by rLo
warm wea ather. pestered by hotel fie~
and mosquitoes and run half to dea y ~
tho otficeseekers. Senator Hanna L;-
found temporary asylum in the pres.
dental mansion He Is there at the IL
vitarion of the President He i III tE-
room occupied by the Prince OF Wall
when. in $50 he was the guest uf P.,-.-
daur Buchanan. ana used al a later ,iu-
by President Garfield when he lay So
teFigg fF3E. kls marital EouHd,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Suicides from the Virginia.

rhiC-a 60. II. Jnly 13-Nhsn the
steamer Virginia was near Racine On her
return trir from Milwaukee last even
Ina. an unknown man committed suicide
BY jumping overheard. \ lltchoat. N
charge of one Of the matee. vas hur-
riedly lowered and rowed 10 the spot
here the man vas last seen 10 di>ap-
pear The big sea running made the
task of pickinc up the man highly diff
cult. even if he had nor attempted 20
make away with himself. and thu life
boat rumtied around ia the waves III 4
dangerous manner Finally the boat
was recalled. and the Nirginis resumed
her ruG T. Chicago. arliy,ns s'2eWlaf
$50 - y-.gir - fA- delay
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Nav Leave Out Wisconsin.

Ann Arbor Mich. July 10.-WiScon-
sin may be dropped from the Central De
batting league as result OF her "bjec-
tions to the constitution of the league.
Representatives from Chicago. North
western and Mirhoigan met i'll New
York at the recent convention of elocu-
tioni>tS. and after conceding everything
they cared to decided to drop Wisconsin
if She did not acccde to the terms of
fpred. She i yet To be heard from def
nitely. but Minnesota and Iowa stand
ready to take her place should she de-
cline to agree to the terms.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
FUNERAL OF SENATOR HARRIS.
Tennessee Honors the Memory of Her
Distinguished son.

Memphis Tenn. July t3.-t'he funeral
train bearing III" remains Of Tcnu"ss.-,'S
distinguished senator. lSham G.. Harris
arrived in this city At 80 o'clock this
morning " Nashville. tn" Washington
party was Joined l,y Cos. Taylor and
many state officials. Carriages were in
waiting here for the members of the fu-
neral party ana 4 magnificent hearse
heavily draTed in hlack. received the
c4-ket holding the remains Of the dead
senator. The 'onfeder8t" veterans
Cant cdrnes commanding. N full nm
form. acted a i an escort nf honor. Tho
interment took place at Elmwood ceme-
rar.y- late his afternoon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
OBLIGED TO DECLINE,
Col. Grey Invited to Command G. A. II.
Parade at Logan Dedication.

Madison. Wis, July 13.-I Special /
Col +. Il. Grey, department commander
of the u. \. r.. has been invited by
'luarterma Ster-tiencral \. j. Burban of
Chicago. who is III command of the G..
\. K. parade at the Logan monument
dedication. to take the command of all
the Grand Army departments except that
of Illinois. Other departments invited
are those Of Wisconsin,. Iowa. Missouri.
was obliged to decline az a meeting of
the trustees of the Wisconsin Veterans
home will be held at about the same time
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
STEEL MILLS START UP.
Pirsburg Manufacturers Try to &c,
Along with Nonunion Men.

pittSburg. Pa. July 13.-The rolling
mill Of i. Painter x Sons was started to-
day with n0nunion men. Only a few men
were at work and they We're under po-
lice protection. There was no disorder
The old men say the firm will be unable
to operate the plant with nonunon men
The steel mill of Jones X IauGhlin re-
sumed today. the scale having been
signed Yesterday. All the men were at
work. The tnishers will meet the firm
this afternoon To arrange settlement
If an agreement IS not reached the I'm
ishiug department Will be operated by
nonunion employees rs soon aS men eau
he secured.
The Monongahela Tin-plate works. ON
plnyinC 500 men. started up today on
frr11 tirn.a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Routed the Chicago Gang.

.IIlS Is Mayor IIarri-
Hr gang at last nights
. -jtl council His veto of
Electric trolley ordinance
and the measure was
The mayor had whipped
a.uhcrs 50 hard that the
af ~quirming and wig
,na roll call. which would
ut &c their defeat After
the city council ad-
Sept -. in order. it is
.n gang" leaders time to
uuled ami again line up
t"5 Io business.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
\ Monument for Three States.

In South Vermont. Vt, the monument
is to be ut once put in place marking the
spot where the three states OF MaS>a"hu-
setrS. Vermont and New Hampshire join.
The monument is block of Windsor
.rrrn granite. 10 feet & inches long, feet
square. ana will stand Il feet above the
ground. II iS appropriately inscribed. and
the first name on the north side Is that Of
Col. kittrcdge llaSklnS Of Brattl'horo,
nn. of the state commissioners who for
several wears has given much study to
ixin. properly and for al ltime the houn-
Iary linrS-BoSton Herald.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Iron Pipe Falls from Train and Kill. q
Woman.

Washington. Ga. July 1:;.-Mrs Demp-
sic Cooley daughter Of Capt. ana Mrs
w. q. Cade. was fatally hurt on the
Washington Branch railroad today She
was in 4 passenger car just behind a
freight car when an iron pipe. rhirty->ix
feet long. tied on top Of the freight car
because too long to 20 inside. fell 10 the
ground while the train was going n full
speed One end OF the pige struck the
ground. the other plunging through the
ear windows II struck Mrs. Cooley on
the head crushing her skull. She has
been unconscious since and the physl-
clans say that she cannot live.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
KILL GRASSHOPPERS.
Peculiar Insect Has Made Its
Appearance in Marinette
County.

Peshtigo. Wis. July III Special i
Reports from I'll" farming regions south
and west of here indicate the almost total
destruction Of graSShoppcrS by parasites
which began preying upon them about
two weeks ago. Ia the 2raSShopper in
Tested regions of this county myriads of
them may be seen dead or dying clnging
to the vegetation upon which they were
feeding. not able to withstand the per
s!stcnt attacks of little red insects which
cling to them with fatal results. This is
source Of great rejoicing among the
farmers i'll this vi"inity who lost 81 hcavi-
~ by the rayagc> of graSShoppers last
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Died from the Heat.

Juneau. Wis. July 10 Special j
George Frcund. one Of tho ,yealthic>r
farmers of the town of Oak 'irove. re>id-
ius one mile north Of here, died at
o'clock this morning. Yesterday he was
overcome by the heat and his death was
caused thereby He was born in Ger
many fifty-nine years ago and settled in
This town in 1870 His wife and one
married daughter. Mrs. William WcCner
Of Minnesota junction. are the only sur
yiyInc heirs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
PARIS GREEN IN THE BREAD.
Attempt to Poison Family at Richland
Center.

Richland Center, Wis. July 10 Spe-
riaI Someone attempted to poison the
family Of Levi Armstrong yesterday by
putting paris green in the bread. They
were away from home III the afternoon.
After returning, Mrs. Armstrong attempt
cd to cut some bead for supper. but
the knife did not penetrate the loaf easily
and she broke open the loaf to ascertain
the reason. She found Il grccniSh. sticky
paste which DR.. Garner says is com
posed largely of paris green. No cause
can be assigned for the attempt TO poison
the members of the family. An invcsti-
CATION will be made.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
VoNAN'S AWFUL FALL.
VIC Emily GrisWold Drops Three
stories IN an Air Shaft of a
New York Hotel.

"a Y.ra. ,I8ly 13-MrS. Emily Girls
70 YEARS oi age, fell down an air
.a. ,he Hotel CaStIe today. and it is
- sustained internal injuries of a
.r, nature Mrs. Griswold comes
:, Cincinnati and with her sister.
N. trlpr CoInmhuS. o.. has been
am.r. at tho hotel for the past five
Mr. GriSwold had rooms on the
+ aaH and Mrs. Ardee on the fifth
4. ho-h rooms opening ont into the
~aa.r shaft j has been the practice
h. -ua nam"n to converse hy means
R, atr shaft 1t was while thus
-r-,ns .lt Mrs. Griswold fell. She
s. m III, 1ns when picked up. She
..,a ag a hospital for treatment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Shocked by Lightning.

Fond du Lac. Wis. July 1"--iSp'-
,.i,l - Notfic,r Foutana. who shot John
Tones sunday night. was arrested yes
tcr,iav afternoon on charge 81 iSSauit
with intent to commit great h"dliE h;,til NJ,
~ ,..,S .,rrtiuurd before Justice Wat
-o,, Mr. Homes refused to testify or 10
prosecute and the examination was post
t,oned until Saturday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
SEARCHING IN RACINE.
Milwaukee Officers Look There for the
Slayer of BukOwsky,

Racine. Wis. July I'd Special. /
Patrolman Flood and another officer
from Milwaukee, arrived here this morn
ing to visit the Italian quarters in the
d"rcr of lanes RUkowSky had been seen
here No trace of the man could he
found: al least the Italians here claimed
10 know nothing whatever about the
murderer. 1t was supposed that the man
might hc looking for work in the Italian
camp IN the North Western railroad,
near this city. Ina 4 trip to the camp re-
suited i'll no information The local po-
lice are also on the lookout for the muir
dcrpr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Rarns DESTROYED by Fire.

F,Ikhart Lake. WIS. July Il Spo-
,.;aI i"l'irr hrok, ont in the barns of the
nuaen Ann hotel at | o'clock last night
and both barns were consumed. together
With one buggy. cutter. and harnesses.
The loss is estimated at $500, with no IN
snrance. The origin of the fire Is sup
pns,d to be incenliary. The fire depart
h3tnl ana several other buildings.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
n CRADLE OF THE DEEP.
Two Women Go Down l6O Feet to
See the Wreck of the
PeWabiC.

'non Mich. July l3.-C Capt. and
III Persons af Thunder Bay island and
j. ai ur, case of Alpena went down
'h. pg8abic wreck in the Smith
Under. remaining an hour and
aaIt heSe are probably the only
em.H nao ever went down in 100 feet
aa'er lnd came up alive.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
~,,dsn Road for Meuasha

NI,na<ha. Ms. .Iuly III Special. !
Tho work If tearing Up Washington
street for the purpose Of building a mae
adam road WAS commenced this morn
ing More men applied for work than
rhsra WAS employment Tor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Severe Ha!lstOrtn.

Trem7eleau. Wis. July T. Specla J
\ 5elIrca of ice and hail fell here dur
inr = severe storm last night. Chunks
of ice seven inches in circumference came
Down with such force as to break many
window framaS about the city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
OLD SCHOOLMATES MEET.
Exercises of the High school Alumni At
KeuOSba

Kcno>ha. Wis. July tn.-I Special.
Th" fourth biennial meeting of the High
School Alumni as>ociation iS being held
here today There are 800 persons pres
cnt. some of them being from Tacoma
and Maine. They date back to 1919
The exercises arc of the 0ld-fashiuncl
order. \ banquet will be held this even
ing ut Central Music hall
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Closed by the Assignee

Madison. Wis. July FL Special. /
The dry goods store Of the L. +. Ogilvie
company. which has been in the hands OF
an assignee, for over year, was closet
This morpinr. The assignee will close out
the stock ana effect n settlement. Ii is
The largest store in the city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
Drowned While Sathyup

Barahco Wj~.. July 10 Soacial. /
William Weiland. aged - years. while
bathing in The Barahoo river. was seized
with cramps and drowned. The body
u-as recovered
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
ConnectICut Gets preached.

New Haven. Conn. July 13.-Up to :
O'Clock this morning 3.3 inches OF rain
has fallen in rlght hours. This Is more
rain thaa ha, fallen during any twenty
tour hours since 1850. when on july 3c
ai.d 81 G1J inches feli A. 3 O'Clock il
- ~ still falling - toEFsAis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17

Dclehanty of Philadelphia made the
first 100 hits this season Burkeft had
that honor last year nclrhanty's work
at the bat is remarkable, He has been
AT bat 241 times. made los singles, Is
two-baSc. 10 thrcc-hasc hits and / hoIn"
runs. Il total of 1ol bases Total base
percentage. .643. Kccler of Baltimore
has 800 and Kelley, also of Baltimore.
31S
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
HOXIE is DISBARRED.
To'piuden TO Practice in Wiscon-
sin Courts for Period of
Two Years.

Grand Rapids, Wis, July 12.-Judge
web hled his decision today in the
Neorse HoNie case. He ordered that
h"XIe pay the costs not exceeding 500.
ana suspends him from practice in any
OF the courts of Wisconsin for period Of
two years.
The proceedings against Hoxie grew
out OF the Goldberg diSbarment case at
"aupaca. Goldberg was charged with
haNlis settled a criminal case in an i'm
proper manner. IioXip took The stand
and admitted that he and not Goldberg
had effected the settlement He related
seN'fal circumstances to extenuat his ac-
ton
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-17
u,,d Association Meeting.

N,vvilIe. Mis-. July Ia Special
III animal convention of the Northwest
.'rn . n R1nd association will be held at May
-fn r;n., ' the latter part of August. EScur-
.:an trans will he run from inherent
pnlntS.