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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
PLAN MAY GO THROUGH.
Affairs of the Van Nortwicks will Prob
ably be Settled.

Appleton. Wis May 3-LSpccial.l-
1t is prohahl that the plan proposed for
the settlement of the affairs of the West
crn Paper Bag company hy the issuing
of bonds secured by the properties and
valuable patents owned by the company,
rs outlined in Saturdays dispatches.
thus permitting tn" properties to rrsum"
operations and pay of their indebted
hess from their properties. Will he sue
Cc>SfUl. Indeed il is stated that the
proposition has already been accepted by
all the creditors except the Bank of
kaukauna. and a meeting of the dircc-
tors of that Institution j. called for to-
night to decide upon the matter. If this
plan shall be acccpcd and prove success
full it will greatly simplify and hasten
the final and favorable settlement of the
joint affairs of tn" Van Nortwick Bros.
and especially tn" private affairs of
John :. Van Nortwick Of this city. an
assignment of which to John NJ. Baer
was mad" after the failure of William
Van Nortwirk and the Western Paper
Bag company. merely for protection.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
MEDIATION NOT OFFERED.
The Powers Are Patiently Waiting for a
Formal IuyitatiOn

Athens. May :.-Thc diplomati" situa-
ton may be summed up as follows: No
request for meditation has or will he
addressed by Greece to the powers until
the ministers of war and marine report
upon the state of the Greek forces at
PharSalia and elsewhere.
The powers have not offered mediation.
although they do not conceal the fact that
a requeSt for intervention will be highly
acceptable to them.
The minister of foreign affairs, ".
SkouloudiS. says the military situation
has greatly improved in both Epirus ani
Thessaly and that the victory of the
Greeks over the Turks at NclcstinO was
brilliant.
London. May 3.-Thc dispatches today
denote little change in the Eastern situ-
alton. Intervention is in the air and viii
probably take definite form speedily.
There is no doubt the Greeks are about
ready to confess failure and the reported
sickness of King George perhaps fore
tells his departure from the country.
The representatives of the powers at
Athens have held frequent meetings and
it is believed they are drawing up a plan
to terminate the war.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
BRICKS FROM GRANTS TOMB.
Grand Army Posts Arc to Receive The n
As SOuvenirs of tie Dead Soldier.

New York. May 4.-Several callers at
the city hall went away disappointed
They were i'll search of bricks from the
temporary tomb of Gen. Grant Two
carloads uf these bricks had been
brought down to the city hall early Sat
urday night and stored away under lock
and key i'll one of the old cells i'll the
basement. None of the callers obtained
bricks. for the reaSon that the mayor
has them for specified purpose.
Some time ago. said he, Il received
Il request from Il Grand Army post in
Illinois for some of the bricks to be
kept rs souvenirs Since that time |
have received similar requests from
Grand Army posts all over the country.
They each want one brick at least aS
mementO.
When | was ut the tomb week ago
| asked Contractor Brady to send me
1000 of the bricks. He has done so and
they are now downstairs. The city OWNS
the bricks. and for that reason | Will lay
the question of their disposition before
the board of estimate and after p"rmiS-
sion is granted | will cause the bricks to
be sent to the Grand Army posts |
think that is a very proper and apprO-
pirate use To be made of them.
Contractor Brady is besieged with ap-
plications for bricks by the souvenir
hunters
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
BIG FIRE IN PITTSBURG.
Largest Drygoods House in the
City and Several Other Stores
Go Up in Smoke.

Pittshurg, Pa. May 3.-The most dis
astrous fire that has visited pittsburg
since the great fire of 1915. excepting
during the riots OF 1877. destroyed So
100000 worth OF merchandise and prop
erty last night and probably resulted III
two deaths and the injury Of four others.
Not only is the figure enormous, but it
involves the complete destruction of two
of the greatest mercantile houses of
1lttsburg, houses of long ana proud rec
ord and known far and wide in peunsyl
vanla and the neighboring states and
sister cities.
The great wholesale grocery estab
NShmcnt of Thomas {. Jenkins and the
mammoth retail store of Joseph Horne
X Go. are total ruins. There remains of
the first only Jagged portions Of walls
here and there towering i'll hlaCkened
pinnaclcs and of the latter there stands
only the great huge framework built of
structural iron which did not fall. but is
stripped of walls and floors and fcs
t0on"d only with the dragging shrcdS of
hacken"d strips of timber. Crinklcd
pieces OF shcctlrOn and twisted rods and
wires. They are mourntul monuments
of wealth and commercial enterprise.
The burnt section extends from Fifth
street to Cecil alley on Penn avenue and
Cecil alley to Fifth street on Liberty
street covering an area of several acres.
The names of the killed, missing and
injured are:
The killed:
.GEoEGE ATKINSON, engine company
No. u.
Ih" missing:
GEORGE THOMAS, engine company No.
II.
The injurcd:
Elmer crokn. engine company No. Il.
struck on head by falling bricks.
Michael g..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
TELEGRAMS CONDENSED.

! APT. VI ''fca'IiNn' nfdlahc" store
Keeper at the nlted States arsenal.
died ut I'lttShurg, Ia, at heart disease.
tie was % years "Id ana i"rheri! hN"d
at Rock lSi"ilu' III.
Tn" amount "i Cashier IL. H. ES-
per'S defalcati"n from tn" SAY ngS bank
of Radcliffe, Ia, Is in the ncIghhurhood
of S1S,oOO
! .izzin Sini-. aged ~. and her brother
anthony. aged :. were burned To- death
III Il hr" III Their HON" IN Detroit.
The employees Of the Akron. Bedford
X Cleveland railway in Ohio have been
notified that their wages would hc in
creased from date from II to ~ cents per
hour
,L.,,t 1on dnI,.,..,tr, fr,,u .,U ,,o,.,..
,r nv, ,t,t,y and 5,n.,I., ,tt..I',I tI,,,
,,',,;,,., 1,',,i,, 80 Il',,,," 80 II ''''
,bn nnI,I nnp~rrti"n mr H. Irtor,,, Ii,' -
tinu,I ,ssn,i,tinn If N,,.bi,,i.t. nr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
THRILLING RESCUES.
Splendid Work Done by a Party of
Maine Men After the Cuth-
re Flood.

Guthrie. Ok. May 5 Interesting
stories of rescuing during the first and
second days of Guthric's big flood are
constantly developing. Many of them are
of heroic efforts made on the part of
those who were fortunate enough to have
been missed by the reSStleSS wave that
swept away houses and lives. Among
others the work of Il party of Lewiston
(Mel men is notable. The second boat
built after the flood struck WAS manned
by DR.. Chase. who recently located here
from Maine. Under his direction and
with tn" aid of Auditor Nichols and Bob
Huston about Il dozen people were rescued
from trees and diSmantled houses. the
work in each instance beng performed
under dangerous and trying conditions
and while the rescucrs' lives We're Ill mo-
mcntary peril.
New Orleans. La. May 3.-Probably
the last week of the great fight against
the rising river has begun. The fine
weather has enabled the long patched
up line of leyces to ho patched more and
more. and with an army III the breast
works the line is expected to last through
the crisis The situation along the whole
Louisiana front is just the same as it
WAS any 1ay last
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Young Haycmcyer Dead.

New York. May IA diSoatch from
Paris says that Harry Havcm"yer of
New York. who has been living for some
time in Paris. died ON Saturday night
from the result of an operation for ap
pcndicitiS ut Hcnry'S hotel. He was
about -, years Of age and Il universal
fayorirr i'll the American colony. One
of his pccudr!tics was that h" WAS tat
toocd from head to heels more elaborate
ly than most professional tattoord men.
Mr.. Uavcmcycr was a son of the late
Theodore IIaycmcycr. head of the sugar
trust. who ,iieI in New York recently.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
nr yertucha Arrested.

New York. May 3.-A dispatch 70 the
Journal from Havana says: DR. Maxi
mo Zertueha. Antonio Maceo's phy>ldan.
who is alleged Il have betrayed the tu-
han general 10 the SpaniardS. was ar
rested AT his home near Gaines ye>ter-
i9v opd brought to Havana under close
ruard. II is understood al the palace
fhat Weyler this morning ordered his de-
,,lrrueut 10 Chiafarinas island, tie Span-
ish psnal island IT the African coast
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
CHICAGO PLUMBERS STRIKE.
Tvc.Ve Hundred Men Are Out-May AZ
feet Other Trades.

Chicago. Ill. May 3-About 200
plumbers went on strike this morn
ing and work on nearly every building
in course of construction is 1T a pruc-
teal Stamd$;.N The main point of diff
ference is over the employment of help
crs. the union insisting that not more
than one helper be employed III each
shop. Durin" the day a dozen master
plumbers representing about 1eO work
men. signed the agreement. If an at
tempt Is made to hire nununiun men to fill
the places of the strikers general strike
of all unions affiliated with the building
trades union may result
Business Agent I(inley Of the "arpan-
tcrS' council said today that about 1000
carpenters would be affected should the
plumbers strike continue for any length
of rirnp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
CITY OF LA CROSSE WINS.
Entitled to- Keep the Public Square Do
mated by Cameron.

Chicago. H.. May 3.-Thc right of the
city Of La Crosse, Wis. to the Cameron
lands which form part of its public
square was affirmed by the circuit court
of appeals today. In 1851 the land
forming the public square was given To
the city. One of the donors was Daniel
Cameron. The grant was made in his
name 10y his brother Peter under Il pow
Daniel Cameron claimed that he had ncv-
cr authorized tn" %ift on his part. The
circuit court of Wisconsin dccrccd in IA
vor of Cameron, hut The court of ap-
ppalS holds that Cameron was bound by
,,iS act and twenty years possession by
tun ..ifN uaNn il lncnl tito
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
InralIs is BIaCkllstcd.

Favctte. Mo. May 3.-The literary so
cietics of Central college are in a quan-
darv aS to whom they will secure 10 de
liver the annual address during com
meuccmcnt i'll June. SeYerat months az"
Tho ,ristotlian society. whose turn it j.
10 select a June speaker, invited eN-Sena-
tor John !. Ingalls, of Kansas to deliver
the address and the distinguished gentle
man accepted. but since he look 80 promi-
ncnt Il part in the torhett-FitzSimmons
prizetight the board of curators and facul-
* Of Central college have entered a pro
tcst against the Kansas statesman. and
the voung men are AT sea and commence
mont day draws nigh
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
GERMANY'S MODERN GUNS.
Army Being Secretly Fitted Out with
Quick Firing Arms.

New York. May :i.-A dispatch % the
journal from Berlin says: When The
minister of war a few months aEo tic
manded an appropriation ot several nun
drrd millions of marks for new quick
firing guns. giving as reasons that
France was armed in similar manner.
the question was debated in the nress
whether in view of the large deficiency
the amount asked for could be granted.
Nov it becomes apparent that ! short
time ago several regiments OF heid Hr-
tillery were provided secretly with Inc
new quick-tirins guns. For hStah'" me
Sixth regiment of artillery Is using the
nnM runS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08

A INK" THAT WAS FATAL.
When the smoke Cleared Away One Man
was Dead. Another Dying.

Kansas City. Mo, May 3.-"Bill' Ad-
lrr. one of the most notorious characters
of the city. last night committed his sec
ond murder within three years ana was
himself shot and perhaps fatally wound
ed Adler mixed with the negro keep
erS of a crap game at Sixth street and
Broadway. and when the smoke cleared
away It was found that Adler had shot
and killed William Johnson, Il negro. and
that Adler had been shot in the side by
James Gordon. colOred.
In 1894, during the street masquerade
which concluded the fall carnival, Adler
killed Postoffice Inspector Jesse Mcclure:
He was convicted of manSlaushter and
served Ten months in jail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Turks Recapturc a Bridge.
NExATION OR DEATH"
Cretan Insurgents Reiteratc Their u
fimaIunl ta the

Gambia, Island of Crete, May 3.-The
admirals commanding the fleets of the
foreign powers III Cretan waters had a
conference yesterday with the insurgcnt
leaders at Palcokastro. The Cretans
were promised complete autonomy. III
cluding the condition that the nOmina-
tion of their rulers should be subject to
the ratification of the Crctan Assembly,
The insurScnt leaders, however. cut the
discussion short and reiterated that their
motto remained, Annexation to Greece
or Death y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Investigate Guricy'S Death.

Chicago. Ill. May 3.-.Iudge Ball is
sued an order to eXhumc the body of
Franklin -. Gurley. who died suddenly
about week ago, and an examination
will be held Monday to determine the
cause of his death. tiurlcy carried $1,000
life insurance. his wife. Mary ID. Guricy.
to whom he was secretly married in
May. 1896. at kcnosha. Wis. being
made the beneficiary. The Insurance
companies refuse IL pay pending thor
orCh investigation of the causes leading
to death.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
kaiScr'S life in Peril,

Berlin May st transpircs that dur
ing the recent trip of Emperor William
to Dresden the imperial train was
stopped en- route for fully two hours.
owing to IL" train gear being broken.
The engineer discovered that the gear
had been tampercd with and that there
would have been a serious accident if it
had passed unnoticcd. The whole court
has now moved to PotSdam. The En-
press has become very thin and her hair
is quite gray. Th" Emperor has gained
seventeen pounds during the winter, but
be looks very salInM and unhealthy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Saw Her Ex-Husband Fight.

London. May 3.-A dispatch TO the
sunday Times from Paris says that the
Princess Chimay. who sat in Il cab at
The corner Of the Avenue Victor Hugo
during the recent duel between Prince
Chimay and NJ Clemenccau, has given
mn her intention of appearing III public
and will not even make her appearance,
As planned. 1T one Of the booths OF the
gingerbread fair.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
DuIurh Herald Burned Out.

DuIufh. Minn.. May 3.-Firc oTlEinat-
ING in th,, linotype room Of the Evening
Herald building ruined the plant of limo
frn, machines and accomplished :%50.oo0
damage. practically all of which IS coy
cred ny insurance. The Herald loss Is
500 n,0 insurance So 0rr. The paper
wilI continue it> regular issues. using the
EnwS-Trihunc plant temporarily. Elec
trir wires are believed to have caused the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
brtcnIeI Peter NuSScm.

At Bay City. Mich. Peter Au>s"m.
champion bantam weight WrrS;I"r ~
Wisconsin. was defeated hy Tony Lcid-
icer Of the National Athletic club. " ho
won the first fall in four minutes aud ne
second in less than one minute. IEe":
Schlaefrr and George Ioltzbarh SPARED
thre, rounds and Joseph II. Auss"m and
Max BuSrheubuch also had thr"r-roGrd
ho,,t with the gloves
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Oln Game Worked Again.

Black River Fails. Wis, May 3.-lSpe-
cial. The old lightning rod fake has
caught some Of the Jackson co,nry
farmers. The first victim was John
Dock. farmer Of the town OF Alma. He
finds his name TO j promissory note tor
SIOs due ninety days after date, when
h. exnacted i would cost him SI.JO.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Sentenced to Two Years.

Black River Falls, Wis. May 3.-ISpe-
cial. Alex Rosenbcrg. brother OF Bon
Rosenberg Of this city, has begun suit
again-t +. J. Castle receiver for H0scn-
berg Brothers. who failed two years ago.
Young Rosenberg was . pack Je,ldl9r,
and the receiver sued his outfit claiming
it was part OF the original stock Of the
firm The young man sues for $500
damages
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Spaniards Recapture Banes

Havana. via Key West Fla. Nay ,
The port Of Bane> III Santiago De
Cuba. held 10y Gen. Calixto Garcia and
6OO0 Cuhan> ever since the Laurada
landed Eolof'S expedition. has been re-
covered by The Spanish combined army
and naval forces under Gen. Gomez Ru-
berte ara Admiral Navarro.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
\ Massacre in Africa.

Cape Coast Castle. Gold Coast. Africa
May 3.-tiravc news has been received
here as Ia the mission Of Lieut.. Hcnder
son At Wa. 1t is reported that Chief
Samory has attacked the mission. Au-
thcntic details have hot yet been re-
ceived but serious disaster is feared
The object OF Lieut.. Henderson was 10
make treaties with the chiefs in Hintcr
land He had A large escort
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
A FLAG OF TRUCE.
Turks Ask the Greeks to Suspend
HostilIties for the Rest Of
the Week.

London, May 3.-A special dispatch
from Athens announces that EJhem Pa
sha has sent an officer with a flag oil
truce to the Greek headquarters asking
for an armistice of FIVE days.
Another dispatch from Athens says il is
again reported that Bulgarian irregulars.
to the number of about 200 men, have
crossed the frontier in Macedonia.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
MAN AND $4,000 GONE.
chicago Woman's Confidential Ser
want D .sappears with Jew
els and Money.

Chicago. Ill. May IA man named
Lawrence. confidential servant of Mrs
Arthur ii. Blair, has disappeared. and
with him diamonds to the value of $4,000
and 5000 iii money. Saturday, while
sick IN led, Mrs. Blair entrusted him
with several hundred dollars to be placed
IN her safety deposit Enx ut the cham
hcr of commerc" vaults. He has not
been seen since and an investigation to-
day resulted i'll the discovery that he
had not only taken the money entrusted
TO him, but also the diamonds and money
IN tho Vnnlt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Queen Receives Col. Hay.

London. May 3.-Col. John Hay. the
newlv-appomtef United States ambas-
dor 70 the Court Of 81. lanes. accom-
panied by Mrs. Hay. left London AZ 30
p II. today In present his credentials to
Queen Victoria AT Windsor Castle
After having been received in audience
by her ma jeSty. Col. and Mrs. Hay had
lunch with the Queen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
SITUATION AT APTA.
Panic Still Prevails on the West Coast
Grcek Eriest's Crusade.

Athens. May 3.-AdviceS from Arta
says that the chief local authorities and
about 100 inha bitants OF that place have
returned there. Panic, however. still pre-
walls at Arta. All the stores are closed
and the military authorities are said to be
contemplating further withdrawal of the
Greek troops in that vicinity
In the direction of Fil!iapada flames
are visible.
An armed Greek priest has been at
tempting to restore the morals of the
troops at Arta by preaching i'll the public
square Il crusade against the Turks.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
CoI,rru Boy for the Navy.

CINCINNATI o.. May 4.-R. {, Rundy.
tbn .olorrd boy whom Congressman W.
f. Shattuck ha> nominated for 4 cadet
hin, nt the national naval academy at
,nn,noliS. fairly earned the appointment
Ly ~ record in Il severe competitive. eN-
The appointment haS raised
! -, ~ prctr>tS. and should he per
in rnrrring tile academy it is feared
h. viii find more thornS than roses in his
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
BULLET IN HIS TEMPLE.
Prominent Tobacco Dealer at Stoughton
Commit. suicide.

Srouchton Wis May IL Special. j
Carl Tannert. one Of the best known
c.irv treasurer. committed suicide at !
1clock this afternoon il the Hudson
house. H shot himself through the
-zght temple death resulting instantly.
He was prominent knight Of Pytl.as
and belonged u the uniform rank. He
leaves a wife and two children.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
Torai Cold Shiuments to Date.

New York. May 3.-HeiIe.Hach. Icke,-
heimer x CO. VIII ship >JtD.r,m in gold
ra..arse,v This win she $1.@D.0u0 al
readv announced 10y hidier. Peabody *
G.. - G0st,u makes the total S1.:4Ip,-
GlD Tor tomc-Ttsr's steamer and illa kes
the total shipments - date SI,@-7.o .oop.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
, r,dv las been lecturiug in BoS

A lady las been lecturlns IN Boston
:, toyor of = larger consumption Of on
- IONS = taking aS motto the saying Eat
nnions lT'io " in May, and all the yeaI after
nhTsirians nI,,~.i may play" Ii is a simple rem
through all the months. regardless oi
1doriterous complications.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08

-t ma, aftcrward aggravated by APP
rs An operation had to be per
.~.. and from Its effects the admiral
,..3 to rally.
@ ra frneral will he held at Miss Pat
nome. 100 Vermont avenue. and
...,rmrnr with military honors will
: =, Arlington,
',sr=-gl Meade was one of the best
IN attia,.rS Of the modern navy. saw
'-.t .arr.re before. during and after the
a4r. and was sent III all parts of
. world uu important naval and diplO-
m.S,iouS During the last admins
....r h. and the President had a serious
.,,-rl4aut resulting from the admiral'S
-r.>a. in ma interview of the policy
(. r, administration.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08

" May t. \ meeting of
t>~ruGrr association was
today t. formally ratify
.Nrcutiy" committee III
'Hl>tIan Endeavor SO
~ Edlo>co, which has been
Although no formal ac-
There was some discus
u. r-p.rt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
SETTLED SEVERAL FEET.
Drift In the Atlantic Mine 20 be Re
timbered.

Iron Belt, Wis. May 81 Special i
The main drift Of the Atlanti" mine bare
has been settling and squeezing several
feet within a week past So that running
had to he abandoned. \ crew of timber
men was set To work 10 retimbar fb"
whole drift i IS claimed that tn" soft
ness Of the ore i tn" cause. AboHt EaIf
Of the mining force viii he laid IF for
two weeks until tn" mine has been re
pairrd
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
,,,, Wan Murdered.

cI.,aIaud. -. May 4.-Tho body of K
= osborne of Detroit. Mich. was fon'd
- th,, hold Of the >tcamharse olympia
in the harhor hi, morning, -; '>I,nrHT ,ia4hinf
ba,J vn> crushed il and his G,n'hil- e.,
ne, hS1" ,,,,,, s-,inped of valua hle>. The po-
ia'i ,i t.,I;nv, that h. WAS murdPr'd-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
BLATZ COMPANY IN IOWA.
Will Build Large Brewery at Cedar
Rapids.

Cedar Rapids. Ia. May i.-As a result
of the passage of the Manufacture bill in
Iowa the Blatz Brewing company Of
Milwaukee, will erect Il large brewery
here. covering one entire block. The
brewery will employ Il large nUmn"r of
men and Will have 4 capacity of 800 t;,T-
rrIs nor day
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08

..re. GaI-. May An =
drank lemonade which
u bucket over night and
today Eighteen school
@.tuk of shc stuff are
.> 1T Rchacra lodge used
made At social. The
presented To the school
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08

Heary Louis ToIain.
-t -r >e.le al one time
So. .''-->... Tie grave digger of
>,- account Of his advocacy
= The upper chamber.
JArmher. is dead
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-08
King George is Not Well.

Paris, May 3.-An Athens dispatch tc
the Figaro asserts that King George Is
suffering from cardiacal spasms and that
his physician insists that Il change of ali
to the island of Milo or to the island OF
Srrn l. nnnnSSnrr-