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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07

Prevent sickness and save doctors
bills at this season by keeping your
blood rich and pure with Hoods Sar-
Saparilla.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07

ST. Louis Republic: Mr.. Farr of the
American Sugar Refining company, in
his testimony before the ways and means
committee with regard to the sugar
duties said that the influence of the
trust had been to reduce the price of
sugar throughout the world He was not
asked. however, what relation the price
of refined sugar bears to its cost of pro-
duction. which is the essential point in
considering duties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
Puck: Associate Edit

Puck: Associate Editor" Foreign news
IS about a column shorter than usual.
Whatll we do? Run in that article you
wrote last summer about the sultan join
ing the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion?" Great Edltor-"No: the Turkish
question is losing interest. Just fix up
little rumor yourself. Let's see. Write
up a column saying that the Spanish gov
eminent has offered Weyler's position to
Mark Hanna.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
Reed. the Stern .Schoolmaster.

Turf, Field and Farm: While Speaker
Thomas 3. Reed was in California he
visited Palo Alto. While Mr.. Gallagher,
who has charge, was receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of his eminent guests, the
former remarked:
MIR. Reed, L don't think you remember
me-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

Chicago Chronicles: We cannot make
out whether Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar has
broken away from the nationalist party
or whether the latter threw her over
board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
WIT AND HUMoR.

Puck: Revolutionary Traveler-''Who
governs here?' South American Inhabit-
anton: we take turns"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07

Fliegende Batter: Have you heard
from uncle VINO went to Africa as a mis-
sionary?" ''Oh yes! A friend sent me
the menu" rs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
Been a-hunting ali creation

Been a-hunting all creation
Fer them blamed old s"acs o mine
Had'm here this very Y IN,
Sure as rain n harveS, ne
Know | put 'em-same as uSu'l-
On the shelf here, in the cup.
Glare to goodness
Can't find nothin
When the wimmen
Clare things up
Always putin things in orderi
Sets my blood a-bilin' red
When these wimmen-tarnal nationi
Here they be, on top O. my head
I'll be darned, 1 might Nv knowed it;
Sorry now l kicked the pup.
Hain't it funny
Where the wimmen
Put things when they're
Clarin' uD?
Philadelphia American.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07
cannot say

Mr. Reed replied: mo. cannot say
that I do
We'll" said Mr.. Gallagher, 81 was one
of your pupils ,Naen you taught over at
Alviso and you gave me whipping one
day that have never forgotten
We'll. 1 think It must have done you
good replied Mr.. Reed, land l think
you are = credit to anyone's class, and
am proud to meet you. even If you have
turned teacher and understand so thor
oughly that kindness is taking the place
of the rod in educating the Young
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07

Who is he? Why, he is the man
Who wrote that noble work in which,
You know. there is Il happy plan
To make us all well-fed and richl
Cleveland Leader.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07

Yon mendicant-you ask his name?
All, here he comes to beg a dime.
Poor devil, tbs a burning shame
That fate purSueS him all the time.
'Tis hunger makes him stoop so low;
His eyes are sunken in and red;
His wrinkled tatters plainly show
'TiS long since ne has seen a bed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-07

He thought her hair was all her own
Till she gave her head a twitch.
He saw and fied-'twas another wreck,
Caused by misplaced switch.
Columbus (Ohio) Journal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10

phinc user and her conflicting stories If
the affair may Tee attrihUtahl" L. this.
She * >tli. detained ii the hyde faIk
police station.
Today She told tn" police Of IN Incl
dent which she says happened IN Wash
ington park two weeks age, and which
IN" police think may afford clue aS 10
who did the shooting. bnC evening as
she was riding her hicycl" in Washing
ton park. near where Nelson was shot
Il tall man wearing Il dark suit Of hi
"ycl" clothes approached her and tried
I" persuade her t. talk to him. She
says She refused. and di>mouutiug from
her wheel. Threatened To call Il police
man unless he dc>i>tcd and left her
alone. The man, who, She says. was al
most aS dark aS a negro then rode away.
saying that lie would get even with her.
Although Mrs. Staples description of
this man does not resemble that of the
man who is said to have called at her
apartments soon after She had left with
Nelson Thursday evening. the police
have connected the two and will en-
d"aN"r t. lind out mere about the Incl
dent.
The physicians attending Nelson have
gwen up all hope of his recovery
In the Chicago hospital this afternoon
Mrs. StapIes, ON her knees. with her
arms around Nelson's neck. begged him
Z" tel IN" crowd of policemen, doctors
amt nurses who surrounded the cot who
4 was that shot him Thursday night at
Washington park.
For Gods sake tell these people who
it was and make them release me from
Jail, she said. Tell them anyway that
You know that have no knowledge of
who II was and that | am Mt to blame.
Both Nelson and Mrs staples were
CRYING ~ She pleaded with him. but all
the patient could say was that he did
hA III.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
DEATH OF 4 VETERAN.
MAJ. Reinhard SchlichtinR Passes
Away at His Home in
Chiffon.

Chiffon. Wis, July 6.-TSpecial.
Maj. Reinhard Schlchting, aged 81
years. died at his residence here last
night. He was captain of Co. Il. Ninth
Wisconsin regiment. and very prominent
IN u. A. X. circles of the state. He had
neld nearly every position of prominence
from postmaster To state senator. His
funeral will be held Thursday
The major had just returned from The
celebration at Stockhritlgc. in this county
where he had taken Il leading part as
commander of the g. \. Il. veterans He
reached hom" at . y. III. and at l. O'Clock
was dead from heart disease. His ia
ther, his brother. X. Schlchtng of Nil
waukec, and his son Oscar of St Paul
all died of the same disease. His death
was "A great shock to this town. as he
was prominent in every way. He had
been very prominent in getting the St
faui road through this county. He was
representative here of the Pahst Brewing
company.
Shawano. Wis. July 6.-l Special -
Ahial Richmond one of the founders of
this city and Il resident of the county for
nearly fifty years, died yesterday. near
Gillct, aged 50 years
Rio. Wis. July i. Especial Mrs
Jacob Miller died ut her home in the
town of Iowville after a long and pain
full illness
hartford. Wis. July G.-ISpecialI-
The widow of the late T.. w Wcidman
died very suddenly AT her home on sun
day. She was one of the oldest settlers
in this vicinity
Oshkosh. Wis. July G-I Special !
George Roe. aged ~ years, a prominent
south side resident, WAS found dead III
bed Sunday from heart disease.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10

began to come. No convention held in
this city III recent years has brought so
great crowd. The hotels are full. with
on" or two exceptions. and thousands are
quart"red in private houses
The city has been galy decorated in
honor. of tn" visitors. 1h" decorations
are not confined To- the business portion
alone. but extend to the residence uor-
ton>. Hundreds Of buildings are gay
with hunting and thousands of flags are
tiuttcrlng in the breeze from the hmuI>c-
tops The merchants and the yi.iztns
generally have responded to the rCqut 81
uf the decoration committee To brautify
their places, and some of the decorations
ar" very elaborate.
The convention proper will open to
night mt the Exposition building. SO far
the only meetings have been those of the
national council. the governing board Of
the association. and two Of the sections
on education of the deaf and on second
AIRY schools. The general sessions will
open at 5 o'clock and will hc held morn
ing and evening until Friday morning.
when the convention will ad jOurn. The
programme for this evening includes ad-
dresses hy GOV. Scohcd. Supt. Emery,
Mayor Rauschcnhcrgcr Supt. Si"fcrt.
with responses hN several distinguished
educators.
The Utah delegation IS here and = live
" contingent it IS. Th" teachers from
much IN earnest IN wanting the aSSncla-
tlon to meet III Salt Lake City next wear
and. headed by Supt. j. T. MiIISpaugh,
they 4; doing all in their power to con
vino" people that the region of the Great
Salt bake j. about the ideal place for a
teacher to visit III vacation time.
whether school keeps or not is Of
very slight Importance To the bicycle lov-
iug ma ans and masters who have ar
rived in the city. According Ia the local
committee, hundreds of wheels have al
ready arrived. and the members of the
committee ar" being dcluced with qur>-
trnnS rs I" the possibility of renting
wheels. I'll" committee have made am
~" ARRANGEMENTS +" satisfy all kinds of
cyclists 10y hcing in readiness tu CngI-
u"cr twenty runs each day, eight long
rms to ncighhoring towns and tWrlv"
city runs. The first series of these runs
started this afternoon with fair attend
ancc. They were ant"datCd. however. hy
ten pretty Young pcdaga-ues of the ten
der sex this morning. who had 80 sooner
arrived in tn" city than, Inquiring the
route to Whitetish Bay. Ani diSdaining
all offers of guides. they started mcrrly
OUT for the bay with flying ribbons and
badges
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
ROSE COMING BACK.
PardOned RiChland Center Girl
Longs to Return to Wis
COnSiD.

Madison, Wis, July 8 Special.l-
Rose Zoldoski's friends in this ci,s have
heard from her since she went to Okla
homa. She found her father and broth
ers after Il long and tedious journey. 60
ing over 100 miles by stage into a re-
mote section of the territory. She saws
the soil Is poor and unprOductive and the
people poverty-strickcn. The land is red
III color and scarcely a fertile spot in all
that part of the territory. Rose saws
she has tried to find something to do
there, but has been unable, and fears she
may have to come back IL Wisconsin
10 make living. She is quite adept in
millinery, but finds no opening for en-
gaGement there in that business the peo-
PIE beng too poor to indulge i'll fancy
headgear to any extent.
Mark ii. Barnum. who championed the
~anSe OF the girl 50 vigorously, has re-
peat"dly written to her to return. He
had III mind the publication of her life.
behevlng there would be sufficient sale
Tor such book to bring the girl quite
sum OF money, but Rose says anything
OF that Kind would be d>taSteful She
appears 10 shrink from notoricty in the
matter as much as possible and wants
to be removed as far aS possible from
an unpleasant past. Miss /oidoSki had
oii'lS ti various klllhS ht1Orr she lett
" 1SConsln to exhibit herself as an attrac-
ton in theatrical companies. dime mu-
SeumS, etc, but she declined to become
a part of any show and thought the
quiet of home life with her father in Ok
lahoma would bring her the greatest con
tentmcnt.
her present home is twenty miles from
poStofhCe and but little chance and
probably inclination TO get mail. which
accounts for his nOu-roceipt of letters
sent to her father before she went west
III" tone of her letters indicates that
she Is the reverse of content because She
IS forced to ho idle: besides the number
of mouths to feed there are more than
IN" father is able to properly care for,
and the presence of an additional mem
her increases the burden.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
DISLOCATED HIS SHOULDER.
sheh"ygan County Man Thrown from His
wagon and Iniured

Shohoygan, Wis. July 3.-fSpocial l.
John l]imran of the town of Mccmn.
ten miles from this city, i badly bruised
and bis shoulder is dislocated from being
thrown from his wagon last evening
Will" returning home from tins city. He
got under the wheels.
Robert Michaelson Of the Balm Frei
society. Milwaukee, in the city last
evening completing final arrangements
for tn" excursion to this city. August s,
of the Balm Frci. Norwacrts and North
Sid" Turner societies of Milwaukee, who
viii picnic in Born'S park.
The Racine Baseball club arrives to-
night for two games with the Shehoy
ganS, July t and =
George Crawford. wanted here on
charges Of cmb.zzlomcnt and adultery,
and who jumped his hail bond last Win
ter, was arrested last night AT Bati-
more. Md. and is on his way west with
an officer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
MlTCHELL'S HOME on FIRE.
Summer Cottage of the Wisconsin
Senator at Atlantic CITY is
Badly Damagsd


,.r.
Suanllc ltH, \. H., July 6.-littlc
FhH Hhchhorn. 'r.. tn" 12-year-old son
of Col. Philip HiChhcrn. chief naval CON
Strlrtor IF the l-uit.J S-,+,. 49,. -.
sat-in,. IF tr...r.,..I-.,.. 40 va
- n''' Ms ld'htr
"l'd-' IL ht'Iahlih" beach. \ spark
New INT" an upper window and soon the
'ntlr" garrett floor, built Of yellow pine
and aS ntiammahl" rs pitch was IN
hame>.~
Clara Morris. a co'orrd maid diScnv-
cred the ire, Her first thought was for
her young mistress, Miss Martha Hich
h"rn, ana tn" iattrr> guest, Miss Mar
Snerltr lNI"r OF jNhln-tuu. II. {. She
Knew that they were sitting On the upper
PIAZZA. Sh' could near the frantic voices
OF the Young women a> they appealed for
llo ana Nh' mingled hfr rrlrN with theirs,
nut she tblIt not -Ft fp Them tnpN q
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
DROPPED DEAD IN THE DEPOT.
Sudden Demise of Erhardt Leopold a
HOrfOnXiIIe.

HortonviIlc. Wis. July 81 Special /
Erhardt Leopold, an aged citizen of this
place. fell dead in the depot here this
morning of heart disease
Rarahoo. Wis. July s. Special. J.
Mrs. III. W. Fox Of GAINESVILLE died at
the home of her sister. Mrs. E. H. Even
son. in this city. yesterday. The immcdi-
ate cause of her death was consumption.
The intcrment took place at JauesviIle
today.
Flaintield. Wis. July 5 Special. i
W. j. M"rey. pioneer resident of this
town. is dead. aged 'iS years. He was an
old soldier having served in Co. +. Thir-
ty-SiXth y ScunSin volunteers.
juneau. Wis. July 81 Special. i
Mrs. Minnie Dummer. wife of Carl DUN
mor, n leading mason contractor Of this
city. died this morning of cancer Of th
stomach. She was about - years OF
age and is survived by her husband and
Il number of grown-up children.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
AMERICAN WOMEN BEATEN.
High Feeling in Honolulu Over Work of
,Japanese sailors.

vancouver. Z. z. July G.-Tho iItost
mail advice> from Honolulu say that
Miss Nellie West. an American lady. WAS
severely beaten hy two Japancs" marines
from the warship \aniwa recently. while
trying t. assist her brother. who had
been set upon by a number of men-of-war
men from the Japanese navy. She was
confined to her bed next morning. and
unable to appear against her aSSalant>
in court. where they were charged With
assault and battery.
Feeling runs high over the matter. \
well-known business man Knocked down
three, \auiwa sailors on the street the
following morning III consequence. while
American blue jackets Went hunting tor
The rincleaderS Of the Japanese who
madc the assault one who was pointed
ont to them aS being guilty was 80 severe
" beaten hy them that his life now de
n,nds on the result of an operation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
putIc,i Down the Irish Flags

I.s,,Ivillc. Col. July 6.-Th"re was con
.i,inraIle excitement here ON the night NJ
rhe Fourth over the pulling down OF 4
,,,,,h,r Of Irish flags which were dix
nI,ye,) on several buildings. \ large num-
her II men visited these bindings ana . :
~ -.,-'ot..-s ~ take down the
,I,.,.,.,,..n,hlem. pne man refused ann 'n'-
a. vas promptly pulled down 10y the
IVA ~ EHpre>s wagons and hacks run,
ming to Hihernian picnic were ralde-i
and thp green facs that decorated the Fe-
Ii,Ie- we're pullCd down.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
SPORTING NEWS.

Ms. July 2. Special. l.
fa h5yc passed the 600 mark
7 e,r,.rn league pennant race and
rn-uion 10 give the leaders
-.r fer The honor of first place.
Ill ra-f week the Milwaukee
..s- .srnrI forty nine points while
I lr4Irrs have loSt-but only
~, Every little helps. how
g Should he Brewers keep up
a.t @ .ar they will stand a good
-,Er.- things interesting for
n ~ Who have been having
,t.r uun way for few
iE...Iigr- are all within hail
rnH this means that the
.r cut nf the race yet. hy
columbus and Indian
r..- pretty race for the
HI. r.n and are now Il tie, the
layr- succeeded in getting
f.. last moment. ST. Paul still
,rHrI place. hut are not mach
N.u.lu Nrc Detroit * Il poor
r bc ousted 10y Grand
.t.r. .'r close Of the coming
k city and Minneapolis
ftr last place and the
r. r all hy two points.
N.r.. Iea guc Boston has tax
uH m the Baltimore team
....~ are that the thrrc-timc
Hte u hard race to catch
a Er agaiu Cincinnati and
Nh h-htiug hard for third
r.~f of the teams strung
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
KILLED BY A BOMB.
Henry II. Stone. Prominent Resident Of
Chicago. Meets Dca,h.

Nonquit Mass, July G-IIcnry 4.
stone Of Chicago. ylrc-pr"-1d"nt Of tho
Chicago. burlington X Quincy railway.
was instantly killed 10y tine explosion of
= bomb at his summer home here Mon
day. The children were diScharging fire
wcrks on tn" lawn. Mr. Stones It'll"
daughter asked him TO fro of bomb.
IL" lighted it and threw il from him but
the explosion did not follow. After wait
ing Il short time, Mr. Stone cautiously
approached tn" spot whcr" the bomb lay
and bent over 10 -" what the trouble
was, just then it exploded Larc" frag-
m"nt~ struck Mr.. Stones head, and he
fell. instantly Killed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
WANTED TO LYNCH HIM.
Herman BIumenthal. Charged with
Shooting a Constable, Taken to
Ashland for Safety.

Ashland. Wis. July = Special. i
Herman Rlumcnthal of GIiddcn WAS
brought To Ashland today 10y the deputy
sheriff from Butternut, where he was
taken last night 10 avoid trouble and the
possible danger of lynchinE. it is alleged.
He shot tonStahl tieorC" Smith. yes
terday. during an altercatlon. III" bullet
striking him in the breast bone. glancing
of the ribs and coming ont the back.
Smith is III Il dangerous condition.
There were threats Of Iyn"hinc at
Z ,liHlrn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
KNOW MORE THAN THEY TELL.
Police Think Both >elson and Mrs. sta
nle. b EnIx the AssA.sin.

comvuced that both Charles 3 Nelson
and Mrs MarGery Staples know Uuy rhn
assailant was, notwithstanding the t@cr
that Nelson has made "A sworn ANTE
mortem statement To- the contrary T.
this statement Ncl,oI >wuIc that NI-
Staples did not shoot L.u. hur the pole.
are not satisfied with rhl>. Alr>. Srar.'.-
according 70 her own admission, = .-u.-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10

Aey =
-- %Zy =,
y n
ETE
MRS MARGFRY STAPLES.
Detained at Hyd" Park Folic" station,
'hl'aG"1
mortcm statement Ina' MIS-. staples was
not his asSaliant. IL" dld Rot know VIII"
shot hiin.
o an the 81 arp questioning "t me p"-
ne" Mrs. StaricS d"rlAr'd Sh" dld NOT
know who hrfd tn" tatHl shot. After
the tu>IIAd". 81" sad, man placed u
pistol to her breast and told her +" Keen
quiet. Nh" swept TN" weapon aN'd' ana
IN" man fi"d. 81" saw thy GI'am "t
~ '''''> '"i III "'''' ~ '
foiice Don't 're"'t TN" Woman
The police do not h"heV" Mrs. Staples
has told all Sh" knows. Her state
ments arc 50 varied and differ 50 matcrI-
ally from those of Nelson that tn" polio"
do not heliov an iota "t what sh" has
told She. however. frankly admitted
her relations with the dying man
Police last night searched her room ut
1557 Michigan avenue. They found moth
mystery. They would not hay" been sur
prlSed II they had t"und letters from an-
other lover, who, fired hy jealousy. might
have fired the Shots. But they did not.
Neither could they learn that sh" eyer
owned Il revolver.
Shot from Level.
Tho ,,o+,,r, .f \oI.,r.s r-,.,,,,l chou.
+b,t no ,,,.,. ,bot ,,,, lnn,,iI, ,,'h, .,t
.t"ad ~, Io,,nI ,,;tI hi,, - tb'' ..,,l,
,'on ~, ;.,r. fr, XIV ~ IL -;
,,Iotl;,,I, 'i,a,,' i, I,,
Iii ,io,.itilS Hi""S nv tt,N ~ II'I ~, -
frod 81 ,las,, 80, j
Tho s.,,I',,,,l - ;,,,Ii.,...., d..
srad f,,, 49,, ti',,,' ~ u Wa
-, r,n, ~ ~ ." ~ ~ ''' I.'''h,
n'' I""' WI" I"t hI"'' ''Ilrh
'h'4l-h n,N '"'I '"i1F auh Era|'d ms
n,.h "u VIZ, ''-n' SIi| i">' 'm"I' me
,,'t;,,i i,'' ,',Is" " '''l'' h"rii
II i nossihIc tho ,,rlr,+ :. a,t,,,n,. =
tb, Cb;.,.-,, bns~;t.i .,,,,iI tI,,, T.;
ger through tho wound INTO tL,. ,,,.,i,..,,
dunn or soc inclo<ir- tho heart Rut he
could feel no bullet ,Ithourh il mirbt
~ 49,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10

l. .c>>o Nis.. JUIy 81 Special !
The Enber>N Byrne chief 0f police "a -
has been adjourned until Tuesday The
testimony l. ali IN. Nothing especially
startling or new was developed today
GA Tuesday arguments viii be taken up.
lasting. it j. expected. nj least two DAYS
The plaintiff Is cllravorinG 10 make the
action >maN au sJ,'tmeur case. The
defense VIII ask tha court 10 pass Gu the
IA. standing 81 the three rival boards
IoLCe and h-c commissioners.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
THREE HUNDRED DROWNED
Wide pread Devastation by the
Floods in FranCe-LosS is
OO,OOO,OOO Francs.

Paris. July c;.-AdviccS from the south
Of Franc" show that the destruction by
the Hoods WAS greater than even earlier
reports indicated. The losses are cSti-
mated ut 2pttsN.nto frames in the acErc-
gate Hardly village has escaped dam
age aud the number of persons drowned
i uilitG 1000
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
MYSTERY IN 4 CRIME.
No Motive Apparent for the Shoot
ing of Charles Nelson in
a Chicago Park.

Chicago. H.. July 3.-Thirty-SiH hours
of active detective work hy Inspector
Hunts men has failed to discover who
fatally shot Charles +. Nelson in Wash
ington park on Wednesday midnight in
the presence of Mrs Marguerite Staples
his cycler companion.
Tossing on his dcath-hcd ut the Chicago
hospital the wounded man made an ante
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
Coal for State Institutions

Madison. Wis. July 81 Spccial ~
Bids We're opened ny tho state board of
control today for furnishing coal for the
different state institutions. The total
amount to be furnished : 1890 tons
which i expected to last I year. Twen-
ty-five bids We" submitted for different
classes and grades If coal and the work
Of tahuatinC these 10 ascertain the low
est bidders is not yet completed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
FOURTH OF JULY ACCIDENTS.
sam" Old story OF Didn't Know it wss
Loaded.

KioI. WIS. duly h.-T NpoCiaI W mi"
youth named Cast Was fnolIn@ with 4
shotgun tn" weapon was discharged :,mh
Il fun charge of bird shot mrrctratcd the
face of Henry Rdmmngor. Th" fine
shot went all around the eyes and could
not bc removed on account of the swell
iuc. Ills sight will be saved.
Oshkosh NIS. July 81 Special. II
Charles >tenkc, aged 20 years, had his
left eye blown ont by the explosion of a
cannon cracker last evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-10
70 Settle Mage Dispute.

PirtSburc. Pa July 6--lt 1, SaId
strong effort will be made 10 arnItra,I,
tho miners wage dispute. t@I. W. |
R,nd Of Chicago i >ald 70 pD ~ Wy
ba,l Of this movement. Col Ken" o.
nat. nr,',, four mines in Ohio and three IN
IP'.nnsvlyania- Pm, He has advocated arb
trs@jo9 in all the disputes between miners
nd operators.