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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
FRANCHISE COMES HIGH,
Fraht, De Haas Robson Makes a
Bid for the ST. Louis Base
ball Club.

~ Lou Mo. May 2J.-When seen TO-
DAY President Chris Non der Abe said
that the St Louis Baseball club and
franchise had not been sold and that it
would n"t he and as far a he was CON
ccrHcd III" negotiations with Messrs.
FRANK De Haas Robson and Stanley of
Cleveland were off.
Frank De Haas Robson. president of
tn" Cleveland club. said today that the
cash offer he and his brother had made to
Non der Abe had been refused. Robson
refused IL state what the amount was
but II is learned OH pretty good authority
mat NiotHj WAS the extent of it. Rob
lS"h dli nat secm 10 think that the mat
ter had finally been disposed of. but
rather Spok" ~ if he had hopes of vet
making terms with the st. Louis magnatc.
| h" ST Louis president offered to buy
Bu:kett and thilds together and one or
two others separately. The Roh>onS
We're quick to decline, saying they would
sell the whole Cleveland cluo as Il bunch
or not sell at all Then il was suggested
that Non der Abe sell an interest in the
1t. Louis club to the Robson brother,
Ind let the best half of the Indians come
her" and make up the Cleveland team
from the remainder. Mr. Won der Abe
SAID afterwards that he would not listen
t. such thing: that he, too. would sell
outright CT not at all
When they parted. Mr. Won der Abe
sand To representative of the Associated
press that he had not been offered his
price for the franchise by 100000
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
NEWS NOTES.

The southern PreShyterians in s.
sion at Charlotte. y. c., had a West
minister celebration.
AT the United Brethren general con
ference at Toledo. Ia. Col. Robert Cow
den was elected associate editor of sun
day school literature and secretary of the
Sunday school board
Prosecuting Attorney Johnston is
sued warrants at ST Louis for the ar
rest Of four judges Of election and one
clerk fer alleged frauds pcrpetroted a+
the school board election last Tuesday.
A farmer named Thomas Biddie, his
wife and three children. living on White
Oak Creek, across the line between Ken
tucky and Tennessee were crematcd.
The coatmakerS' branch of the Car
ment Workers union To the number of
100 Joined the Garment workers strike
for an increase III wages at Philadelphia.
The four-maStcd American shin Di
rico. owned by Arthur Scwall. 169 days
out from New York, and concerning
which some anxiety was felt, arrived at
San Francisco.
A statue of the late Cornelius Van
dcrhilt, the commodore" was unyeil~I
on the campus of Vanderbilt university
at Nashville, Tenn. of which institution
he was the founder.
La Force LauCeyiu. the. only son of
Sir Hector LangcvIn. minister of public
works in the cabinet of the late Sir John
\. Macdonald, committed suicide at the
residence of Sir Hector in Ottawa. Ont,
-Traugott Smith of Detroit. Mich. =
saloon passenger on board the steamer
Trayc, died on the passage from Bremen
10 New York. His body was brought
into port. Cancer of the stomach was the
pauS, ,f laatb
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
SOME RAILROAD CASES.
interstate Commerce Commission
VIII Conduct a Court of In
Quiry at Chicago.

Washington, ID. c.. May 2J.-An in
'eshsaton OF many charges against va
rious estern railroads will begin at Chi
caSo a week from tomorrow 10y the inter-
state commerce commission. One of Them
Is the most unique case that mas con
fronted the commission for some wears
Ihis IS an admission of the Chicago. NIL
Waukee d st Paul railroad that il is not
opeyihg recent order of the commission
70 fe-"StabilSh former rates made in com
pIlailce with a former order which WAS is
sued after hearing a complaint of dis
crlmination made by the Eau Claire
WIS., board of trade. The road com
planned that il could not comply Oh ne
count OF the tariffs of competing lines be-
tween various lumber points III WiScon-
SIN. he hearing is to determine whether
the road : contention is well founded
Among the other cases To be invcStigat-
ed are the following: james Mcmillan
4 60. of Minneapolis against many roads
Tor alleged discrimination against them
i'll carrying machine-comprcSSed secured
wool: American Warehun$pmcn' aSSo-
ciatlon ys. Illinois Central on charges of
allowing certain shippers free storage
iacliItIcS: Sldney Race W. Chicago x
NORTHWESTERN railroad for alleged re-
l'lNai 10 ALLOW him To carry parcels on the
rad ) trains: Fred II. Clarke vs. North
crn Pacific On III" ground of existing eX-
cGSSiYe rates on Wine from San Francis
90 TO Missouri river points; the Cattle
RalScrs association of Texas vs. the Fort
W orth x Denver regarding the terminal
or switching charges ut Chicago: the
Grain Shippers association of North
western Iowa W. the Illinois Central for
alleged unreaSouab BILE rates on wheat and
other cereals between Chicago and Mis-
souri, river points.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE.
Commissioner IricEe After Three East
crn Insurance Companies.

Madison. Wis. May % Special. /
Three of the lcaiing ire insurance com
panies. the New York Fire. Colonial Fire
of New York and SrhuylkilI of phiadel-
phia. have been ordered by Insurance
Commissioner i'rirkp to show cause why
their Fccn>,~ tn do business in Wisconsin
should not hr revoked Tor violation of the
resident agent law, in furnishing policies
To Charles II. Cox of Chicago. To be is
sued in violation Of law III Wisconsin. 1t
WAS fer this same cause that the license
If the Citizens Insurance company of
Missouri was recently revoked.
VI. H. kahly of Amigo. Wis, has also
been ordered To- show cause why his
agents license should not be revoked for
rOUnterSign.n@ policies in blank and fur
uiShing them to Charles II. Cox of Chica-
20, To- Il" issued on property in this state
in violation of the resident agent law.
The dat" of this hearing is fixed for May
Il. Commissioner Erckc has refused Ii
-ense to the Fidelity Mutual Aid asSocia-
tiou of san Francisco. for the reason that
it issues endowment policies. which the
commissioner holds cannot be done hy an
assessment dissertations
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
pOnPnlent IN

an additional days rest at Halmoral.
In the remaining cities Of Great Brit
ain, however, patriotic exercises are in
progress in the schools. and receptions
and banquets VIII be given this evening
under the auspices of the various municj-
pal corporations.
The Queen herself is spending the day
quietly at her Old castle. her advancing
years rendering it unadyiSalIc if not inn
possible, for her to take * active a part
in these annual 0DScr,#H.as az has been
her custom in years -nne BY.
Countless messages of cUnGratuiatlon
have been received by her majesty dur
ing the past twcnty-four hours from the
heads of almost every government, as
we'll rs from the representatives 1T the
Court of st. James. Several Of the
members Of the cabinet will give full
dress dinners and receptions this evening
Ill honor of the anniversary, and during
tn" afternoon there were military pa
TadeS throughout the kingdom. the near
approach of the diamond Jubilee foStivi-
ties in no way serving to ovgrshaCow
the brlillancy of the events
Washington. -. e., May 2i.-Thr
President this morning sent message t.
Queen Victoria cnngratulating l,r on
the celebration Of her 18th birthday.
To the Ambassador of the United States,
London: III" President desires YOU 10 con
Ney - the pGceu his sincere COugrHtUla-
lions and those Of the American people upon
the celebration Of her 18th birthday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
RESOLUTION is SIGNED.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Now Available
for Relief in Guba.

N -hiugton. u. g.. May 2i.-fh he reSo-
.a sppraIriating Sao.GoO for the re-
af distressed american citizens in
l reached the White house at half
81 l. o'clock today. lust a soon y il
b" sent up after being signed III
houses Whil,. they were in open ~es-
The President signed the rr>olH-
immediately and will proceed at
% consult with the officers of the
81. department. respecting the adoption
... method of relief in addition 10
taken last week. when Consul
.~aI Lee WAS authorized ~ draw M
ri. state department for N1o.Wo for
uremcnt of immediate supplies.
>r d.9Irtu mt officials ar" of tn"
thai II viii NOT suffice 10 scrd
rn cuba hut hrli,v" that in Wow
hLA prices for provisions pre-
an The island il viii b" best To-
m ita>t portion "f the stores
country and send them 10y freight
Ir".-~ 10 Cuba
-a, III. May - \ special from
-'au says: "FreSid"ut Mckinley
consideration Il suggestion that
he >ont 10 Havana during the
"ars. No decision has ~ YET
..."i. huf members of the admin
nund mol be- surprised if na
N,3e ordered to Havana within
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
prRIIN'S SCANDAL.
commissioner Of Secret
police Charged with Grave
OffenSeS.
.,or o4-The trial of Herr yor

p.r,in. NAY 24.-The trial of Herr Won
b the former commissioner of the
la-' aaIfti,al police, who was arrested
s, .ahsr ; last at the close of the
al ..,.sI IuetzowLeckers trial. dur
Kan rbp imprrial chancellor, Prince
,r.br. the minister for foreign af-
R.ran Mar>chai Won Bieberstein.
ao ,,arnan amha >ador to Austria.
.,. phiip won Gutenberg were among
~ ..--.,r.s~aS. commenced today and will
.ash,r last q week.
the witnesses summoned are
,..~ A,D llar>clial Won Bieherstein, Count
h4- Won Gutenberg, eX-Ministers Won
~ end Gen BronSart Won Schellen-
81. p.E.e President Windheim, Herr
ga tbe socialist leader and about
.,v.t4rer men besides Il number of
II. belonging to the different minis
Il ,bs opening Of the trial the presi-
rHr. crurt cautioned Baron Won
rzaw not ID depart from the actual
n the -tiIsony which he might
aH4i Wun to give against Won
rig>.A
TH. former rlirf or lnc secret polltiCdl
was Ch"u examined. He made Il
cement relative to the employment of
TnrzaW and a newspaper man
..5 : humann by the secret political
.".. HI, assured the court that he, Won
u.h had never caused political inter-
-. +. lc served by his agents.
>.sumaaE. or Normann-Schumann. is
10 have been much more guilty than
ri IN yan Lurtzow. Schnmann escaped
a-7 Berlin INST in time to avoid arrest.
r. vas hargrd in conjunction with
? -n yoa IurtZow with having signed
.r..l- names Ia receipts for money Civ
y -.tm 10 hrihc newspaper writers or
...r> III subordinate employees of the
r.umnt to furnish secretly informa-
ot rrary Kind wanted III the alleged
a.-u 10 discredit the existing cab
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
SUICIDES AWFUL FALL.
Man Shoots Himself and Then
Drops Thirteen Stories in a
Chicago Building.

Chicago, H., May 23.-.A little after s
o'clock this morning an unidentified man.
while walking around ihc corridor Oh the
thirteenth floor Of the chamber Of com
meccc Iuil,Iing. corner of La Sale and
Washington streets, suddenly drew re-
voIyer and shot himself
He then threw himself over the railin,
lnto the cufrt. thirteen stories below. mar
roW!y missing pedestrians in the crowd
"a main lobby OF the biz structure II
j. thought the man was d,ld before he
struck til" pavement. The corpse wa
horribly crushed The fall was = dis
lance Gf $50 feet
y letter in the suicides pocket showed
him 10 be ". L. Mit,man. dancing
teacher. Tht letter said his wife had ac-
cu>rd him wronsinly and that he intend
ed y takr his life Yesterday. but had
concluded To give her one more chance.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
NEW WITNESS FOUND.
Man Who will swear lie saw iuetgert IN
the Sausage Factory.

thloago II. May IA Vituo>s was
discovered by tn" police yesterday who
will testify that he saw AdoIph Luotggit
about the >IUSag factory between > and
3 o'clock Sunday morning. May = fol
lowing the night Of the alleged murder
of Louisa LUetgrrt. His name. which
the police took extraordinary precautions
t. keep secret. is John o'Councu He
lives at ~ Marshtirld avenue between
R!oomiuSdair road and Wahan>ia ave
nue.. Last night he was not allowed 10
go home, hut slept in Capt. Schuelilrr's
house closely guarded by an officer.
OConu"!l is Il willing witness and tie
pTccaution was taken to prevent any at
tempt to tamn"r with hm until the iuc-
portance of hi> story can he a>ccrrained.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
L,NncriulCu III Alchemy aIiS.

three. weeks tire" expert metailurgistS
connected with the mint bureau have
been conducting secret investigation III
the laboratory of the treasury depart
mcnt into thn claims of man named
= t Ericr that Tee had discovered Il
process, for producing silver and gold
from tht, lisr metals. Including chemical
ly pure antim"ny. some months ago Mr.,
Rlicc applied for u patent on his process
which vas denied pending an actual test.
The report of the rNpert shows that the
cIaiman failed in every instance to re-
cover tho rurjrr amount of silver and
geld known go h' present in the Eatrri-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
LAB0TCHERE / RETRACTS.
WIthdraWS All His Allegations of
Stock Jobbery in the Trans
Vdal Raid.

London. May 25.-Henry Laboucherc
has withdrawn the allegations he had
mad" in Il speech in tn" House of Com
mons and il articles in Truth and the
Paris GaGloiS rejecting upon Or Ruth
crford Harris. Cape Town. secretary of
the British Chartered South African
company. i'll the niatter of alleged stock
juhhiHg iii connection with the Jameson
raid Of December. 1898.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
SIXTEEN MEN DROWN.
Sailors on a Fishing Schooner Who
Went Adrlft in Their
DOTieS.

Boston. Mass, May 25.-A G@patch
WAS received here this afternoon from
Provin"ctown announcing the arrival
here Of the rrovmcotown fishing SrhooE-
cr Joseph L. Johnson, with he loss of
sixteen of her crew. The schooner had
been fishing On the western banks ana ii
is supposed tn" men went astray in dories.
No further particulars have been received.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
WISCONSIN BOY is TENTH.
Result of the Examination for Naval
Engineer Division

AnuaT.IiS. Nd. May FOLLOWING is
the standing Of the engineer division Of
the 2iN-ycar naval cadets. - determined
by their recent examination here:
l. ThumaS NJ. Dick "f South Carolina: =
Charles ,N. Mallory II T"uHe>Scc. 3. New
ton Mansfield II Ohio: +. James T. Morton
Of Missouri: : pauirl y Garrison If Ncl,
Jersey: ., Franklin l.. Harms of Ohio. =
Frederick y. Freeman Of Indiana: : john
/. Marshall. IT. "f Texas; =. Darwin K
Merritt If Iowa: ~, Ernst I. Erkhardt -
Wisconsin, H. Edward II. Duru If con
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
VICTORIA'S BIRTHDAY.
The Queen Spends the Day Quietly
at Her Favorite Castle,
BalmOral.

London. May "a. To-day is the sew
enty eighth anniversary of the birth Of
Queen Victoria and the occasion is being
celebrated throughout the United King
dom and the colonies with the ringing
of church bells and the firing of salutes
The formal exercises in the city will i.ot
take place until Wednesday, the Queen
having expressly requested this post
ponement in order that she might gain
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
irnn the .A!ImOnN

Pale and proud She stood before him.
In facr. she had him in the corner. and
hr could not depart. DO l get 4 %
wheel:" She asked; and i'll her tone there
was a threat veiled, even aS the quin'ne
may br masked by the liquid softnesS of
The rock and rye. Ne. said the wretch
eI man in dcSp,ratioH. Then said
she. her voice n hard a. the inside #
ball-bcariuG. Il shall See my lawyer To-
DAY. | will buy that wheel out Of the
.alinlnnx- x-.,-Indianannlis InnrnHl.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
Scrurrs VIII Fight tho Charges.

Now York. May . hlchaTI u
Srru.a~ and +. j. Iau@h"rne, the -,
NJ merchants who we're arrested Sat
IIr5a, on charges of smuggling several
thor.and dollars worth IF diamonds and
;ay-rl. iuto this country ou the steam
Sbi,, X Paul. evidently intend to make
:, yisorous fight against the charges
r,a,i,. H. lie customs inspectors hey
LaEa rttaiucd au attorney and an M
svtv "a ih, charges l. expected soon
- ~. csea involves more than >iNo II
Win have. - take is regular ,9uT~@ lie
fore the district attorney.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
An Old Reference,

Lady - applicant for POSITION as DO,
mest.ci-"Niy goodness. This reference
Is signed by Mrs. Upon. Applicant
"Yj>. mum. she signed il herself, mum.
after ID been there wake. mum.
But Mrs. Uutcu has been dead for TWEEN
~ wears Is thar So NuH. wull,
tt wan place atther another Oive been
-atfin' on that ,haU-ac1-teg fur tWinty-
f0iya years an Oi niver heard before that
The poor Teddy was dead. Hiveu resi- her
eayvlr'-New York Weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
Champion Swimmer Drowned.

STOCKTON. taL. May -4.-tharlaS Ca
will. the Australian champion swimmer.
who recently SWAIN around the seal rocks
al the Cliff house ana across Golden
Gate was drowned tonight while swim
ming in Iacksou's bath here. H.. was
trying - beat hj> record of five minutes
and fye seconds under water. When
seven minutes Aad elapsed an assistant
went down tCr him and brought him 10.
His friends rolled and worked over him
for more than an hour. Doctors calaa
and used every appliance known. bat
could not hrinE him IN LIZ
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29

Madison WIS, May 2j.-ISpccial. i
Two new Wisconsin companies fled arti-
cIcs Of association with the secretary of
STAT" today:
The Wauk,sHa Electric Halfway company Of
NIFlveukea capital 500 900. iurDFEn~atD:s s J.
II.ul-1sau. : N williams and + W. Hendnr-
son.
Tha Great Central Photo and Copying company
# Whitehall. capital. S2GiHJ; incorp.rators, Ole
Rogau. +. burlington ond Mrs Lena Eogan.
The nifty Eraltv company II NilWaU E.ed
notice Of dlss. .lI'l"u.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
Nav Work the Copper Mine.

H"ughton. Mich. May "A Special.
Negotiations for the purchase of Six
Mile Hill copper property. south If
Houghtou. which were conducted last
fall on basis Of 100000 Tor the mine.
but were broken of on account of the
silver scare. have been resumed and
Capt. W. a Dunn hopes ro begin work
there next month with i small force of
uen sinking .haftS IN the E-ius
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
Forgot to Pay Their Bills.

Black River Fails. Wis. May %
Special. john Page and w. +. Rob
crts. Nv" men who had been at work
on the railroad and were boarding at
the PostvcIcr house, left Saturday even
iuz and forgot to pay their bill. Land
lord MatS"u >vorc ont a warrant for tho
men and Sheriff Buckley started in pur-
suit. They Were. located at Fairchild
and brought pack to this city, where
the county iai
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
Boy Hurt in a RunaWaY.

Junction CI1T- We. Nay . Spe-
cial. l-Charle~ Russell. aged IL years.
vas seriously injured while driving
Young horse hirrheI - road cart The
hor-e. ran away and 1L" boy was pitched
o-, his h-ad 10y the roadside IIe has
hcrr ~ue'u-sluu~ ~.uc".
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
AWARDED HEAVY DAMAGES.
Boston Portrait Fainter Gets $40, 900
from II Chicago Hallway.

Chicago. H.. May 25.-Mr~. Susan st
John. q New York portrait painter. was
today awarded S2l.'sIu damages against
the North Chicago Street Railway COM
pauV Ii 1~'.1 ~h,. was visiting Chicago.
and on August 50. while diSmouHtHmg
from North State street electric car.
the moturuin started the car before she
hal reached the -round and she was
thrown ~ the stone curliuG. She
claimed that her injuries resulted in an
intense JTcmor which untitled her for
doing any further good Work with her
l-t1S n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
The Dragons ofth Ancicnts.

1t is food for thought if the anciants
were so far wrong after all in their
stories about dragons and other monsters.
Modern geological discoveries prove that
animals quite as dreadful in appearance
as the dragons, etc, once lived. and ii i
only n question whether or no the earlier
people were not acquainted with living
examples of these monsters. II has been
suggested that the dragon was nothing
more or less than the gigantic lizard.
called by science the mcgaloSaurus.
which grew to the length of sixty feet
Again the ugly and fcrocious looking
icythyOsaurus. several skeletons Of which
have been found. was in fact the Terrible
sea monster which threatened Andro-
media. They were bad enough appearing
in the natural state, and the ancirnts
may well be pardoncd i'll adding a foot
or two To their length, and impro.in.
their appearance bit in the advcrs" d.
rgttlDu.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
Roland Reed Gets Damages.

Macon. ga. May .a-Thn jury in the
damage suit uf Roland Reed ard nom
hcr~ of hi~ company against the south
rrn railway tor injuries inflicted in 4
wreck. which has h"tu "u trial in the
United States court here for week plst.
brought in verdict for tine plaintiffs this
morning. The suits were brought Tor
S1o.Uuu each in favor # Roland Reed.
Mis- ISadorr Rush aud Mrs. MARY My
RS The jury awarded Mr. Myers =
coa. Roland Reed $1,000 aud Miss Rush
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29

With all EnGlaud's condemnation Of
he social disadvantages to which the col
States. She is giving abundant evidence
of being imhu"d with racial prciuiccs
that are every bit as strong Thus. the
volunteer regiments of tn, great univcr-
sites have declined TO admit 10 their
rank students Of Indian and Of Afri-
can origin, and a number of other yolun-
te"r and militia corps. including the Inns
of Court battalion. composed of members
Of the legal profession. have followed
suit.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
\ Sure DeliycranCe.

Not iustantancously, It Is true, bat in
short space of time, persons Of q bilious
habit are saved from the torturcS whi'h a
dis"rdcrcd liver is capable Of in6Ictng by
Hostcttcr'S stomach Eitt"rs, an nti-bilious
medicine and apcricnt Of the first rank.
The pains in I'll" right side and through
tn" right shoulder blade, the sick headache.
nauscn, constipation and saffron hue Of the
skin, are entirely removed toy this cStima-
hle restorative of tone To the organs OF Sc
erection and digestion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29

iecn a sufferer for a long
time with nervousness. |
could not sleep or eat
After taking q few bottles
Of KickapDO Indian Sagwa
! could sleep good and now
hayea a good appetite. j can
i-u.T recommend tins
wonderful medicine 10 all
who are afflicted this way.
II. ". Whetherhee.
TfOthers would follow
Mr.. Whetherbee 5 exam
pie, there would be less
troubles Of this nature in
our land, and insane asy-
s- hf.|g- IN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-05-29
Wants 5000 Damages.

ReloIt. Wis May % Hiram Walker
has commenced suit against Thomas
Ldmphr.r for 5000 damages for the
alleged alternating Of the affections - his
wife. Both the plaintiff and defendant
are. well-kuowu and wrll-to-d0 farmers
who re~ida in the town Of Beloit.