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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13
AKn MOTOR CAR NOW READY.
Trial Trip at Worcester AepoF0 %
Ee Successful

Tie COMPRESSED air motors designed
for running street cars by the Metro
politan Traction company OF New 1orA
City, and upon which experts have
been at work at the plant or the Ameri-
can Wheelock Engine company az
South Worcester for several months.
have passed the experimental stag1
and are now working most SAUSAGE
torily None Of the ten cars shipped
from New York have yet been re-
turned with the new motors attacneu.
but two of the cars have been equipped
with the motors. Trials have Deen
made with them. and one is ready 10
be loaded upon the cars whenever ths
officials are ready to send 1t on. Inc
car already equipped with the motor
is complete. and could begin running
in New York this morning should the
projectors so desire.
Within the high board fence incios-
ing the works Il short track Of rcgula-
ton gauge was constructed upon which
to test the power of the motors to pro-
pei the cars. Upon this track the hrst
car equipped with the HOadley motor
had it's trial trip. Officials from New
York and other cities were present.
but the motor did not work exactly as
| anticipated. and several changes were
| thought eXpedient by the engineers IN
charge These have now been made IN
| the improved motor.
The track is now built in the form
/ of circle, the circumference of which
/ Is about an eighth Of a mile, 1t has
| n rather steep incline upon one portion,
/ which. with the curve, that is much
| sharper than usually met in railway
| transportation. affords a crucial test
/ for the hauling power of the motor.
I The car went about five miles with
/ single charge of the compressed mir.
! The car runs with scarcely any noise,
! and resembles the ordinary electric
! car, the only apparent difference to
/ the casual observer being that there
| is no trolley or other apparatus upon
/ the roof. The motors are barely not
,tcahle as the car speeds by. The ordi-
nary hand brake, working directly
upon the wheels by means of an iron
| chain, is used The motors are charged
! with the compressed air at Il pressure
of about 1000 pounds.
The workmen in the shop are en-
gagged in constructing other motors
after the improved drawings. and II is
/ the intention of the engineers to equip
/ all .en Of the cars now at the works
9 with the motors At present but & SIN
gle car has the new motor arrange
mcnt. the old motor that was attached
to the first car not having been re-
placed as yet.-Worcester tNassJ Spy.
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The Birthday of the Locomotive.

! What Loc loo,, .o,.,,I .. 49,
tbo I;rI, f,l,.:,
ocr,,rrad ~, S,.o,i,,r - ,o,z ;.,
St.,,bo,O,,, .I,o c,,l,, a..
Tho e+,cL+,,,, 6 r,,.I:,...l,., .,;l...I.,l
/ hoan h,il, anu ,rr,,,,,r, .,.,....;,.,,,,.
innor,unitios laid Win ;r,n ;,,..o,I,,f
wooI.n rail. II LoI l.,a,, intended
,,araI,, f,r bor., I..,I.. 49,
;nya,t,r ,,.a,.o;lo,l ,,,,,,, ,t,a
=. ,I,l,,,.
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49, y 90 '''' u (, ''''
.I = = LAW
i,,c,al,Ior. ,,an,,In J., lrnu 49,, 8
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s,,,.,,,,.. ,,,,
",
fr.. -, 49,. ' ''''
''''' - g '"' 'e' P'e'ei'S
'''i' '''' ei
" VIC "''e Was III
but' notwithstanding tins demonstra-
uon, the locomotive was still unmercl-
'"lH ilHlcNieh by the majority. Nor
was THIS fldIcuIe confined to the lgnor-
ant classes; the ab!est engineers con-
'ehdeu that II vas ridicuIUus to SUI pose
'i'tt steam could ever be practically en-
pI"Eed IN competition with horse
power Tor transportation. Almost in
credible as 1t may now seem, 1t Is fact
hiat PoilticaI economists lnVelghed
against the raiWay and the engine as
eoh9iltntihSah imaginary reform, Winch,
even Il SNce'SslnI-Nhlch WAS very
doop'iui-" ou.d deprive sage drivers,
leah'>'ers' ana lnn-Aeepers o. their
"NeIIHo"d. II was IN Tue ace OF almost
"'l'N e!S"I opposition, OF the WIG. UNI
fe"sohabie KIND, that a lew men, led 10y
t"e Sl'"' H't '"ehsoh, iapofed steadily
DHN"iu' anu hh"iif esIaplshed tue rail-
iu". "i'u the locomotive As institutions
- ''ie i'""'
10 one % 'iie cuf'"s''les OF railroad
.'-'' '0' o''' o'''e '''7'oi III y America 'lat
''''' - ''i0 '1''es 'iia'
,; l 49,. e,~o',io,-:0 va, t'"' upon 'he
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Or Regular Correspondent.

from OR Regular Correspondent.
Washington, Feb. Sth, 1897.
The im3ortantcventoft his week
in Congress will BE the counting Of the
electoral vote by the two Houses Of
Congress in Joint session. Representa-
tive Murray, tile coiorcd member from
South Carolina, has announced his in
tcntion 10 enter 4 protest against the
counting of The vote Of that state. on
the groaud that she state has not a con
stitutional republican form OF govcrn-
mcnt. Mr.. Murray says he has made
un nus lliu4 10 t!lia cuurso il le.ereuce
without consulting With the Renubhc2n
leaders in Congress-. If his protest
which must lie made in vriting he
signed bv one Senator. !, viii be nccns-
sary 10 stop the counlin. Of tie votes
until the lIuu-o anl Senate in scrarate
session Shall decide tie validity Of the
protest. 50 :ar as known die protest
has not vet Been signed ~ a Senator.
Tho f,o,,.,r,.i,r Nm Will lo,o - w..
back +, fire II.n-o - t,a s.na.a -
ie,te.l the conference. rc,,.rt on t,,o I'm
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Notice Of Shcriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. ~
Circuit Court, Douglas County.
Louisa NJ Strickland, Plaintiff,

STATE OF WISCONSIN. ~
Circuit Court, Douglas County.
Louisa NJ Strickland. Plaintiff.
William B. Lowric. Robert NJ. Fulton and
Enlua q. Fulton his wife, and David Ii. *.
Chapman, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
:, Judgment of foreclosure ana safe duly
made and entered in the above entitled action.
in the court aforesaid on the 9th day of June,
u. 1s,:' which said Judgment was thereafter.
and ON said 9Th day of JUNE \. ID. 1888. Tor val
liable consideration duly transferred and assigned
10y said plaintiff. Louisa NJ. Strickland. to the
Bank of superior. OF Superior Wisconsin. ana
was thereafter by the voluntary assignment OF
all its assets made and executed by said Bank To
Henry : Butler assignee for the bencht of it,
creditors. duly transferred and assigned t. said
Henry =. Butler aS assignee, as aforesaid shall
on the 1nd day of March A. ID. 1872, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of thai day, nj the West
erly front door of the County Court House III The
civ of Superior in said County Of Douglas aud
State of Wisconsin, offer for sale ana sell AT pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. the
real estate and mortgaged premises directed by
said Judgment 10 be sold, AMI hereinafter de
scrinrd. or y much thereof as mny be necessary
tO satisfy the amount of said Judgment. to-wlt:
the sum of Two hundred and ninety three and
- 100 dollars (S:I;% 30 with interest thereon
from the date Of said Judgment AT the rate of SIX
per ccntum per annum and the costs ana en-
pCnScS OF such sale.
The real estate and premises SO to be sold, rs
directed hy sud Judgment. are situated i'll the
county of Douglas ami state of Wisconsin. and
are described as follows. tO-wit: The south west
quarter of the north west quarter lSWi, of the
NWls and the west haif of the south west quGr-
ter ~ y of the SM1 y OF section twenty C21 and
the north west quarter of the south east quarter
(NNlt of the SEA of section thirty 3nl all in
township fo"ty five 40 north OF range fifteen 90
. west.
Dated January nth, 1897.
FRANK l.. WILCOX.
Sheriff of D0u-lHS County, Wisconsin.
BY CHARLES WICKSTRON, Deputy ShcIlf.
CA1IlN, BUTLER u LYONS,
Attorneys for said Assignee.
li-lti-.gS- 30 f-f- ~ ~
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oIatCntes!

"Say. Hohcrty. in all Your travels did
You ever happen to see the ghost
dance"
NO. I'm always perfectly satisfied
If | can see the ghost walk regularly
once a week. '-Detroit Free Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13
THE CRETAN WAR.
EiIe Struggle Between Christians
and I:ollanIrnS dams.
Greece Es-OuSeS the Cause OF the
CretanS...The Turk
Must Go.

LONDON, Feb. PA dispatch TO tie
Times from Canea says that the latest
Telegram from Sitia reports thirteen viii
lagos now in flames. Christians are Kill
! ling the Mohammedan inhabitants
Those who have succeeded in escaping
from the scene OF the massacres are
Hooking TO Sltia, which Il still in the
possession Of the Turks. 1t is feared
that this news will produce a dangerous
reaction at lieraklion. 1t Is probable
that the persistence of the Mahomme-
dams in preventing the departure of
Christians and foreigners will make
necessary active measures on the part
of the commanders Of the foreign fleets
y dispatch to the Times from Con
stantinoplc says that a special cabinet
counsel is now sitting at the IiIdiz
palace for the purpose Of discussing the
situation in Crete.
\ dispatch to the Chronicle from
Rome says that the report that the Rus
! sian fleet on the Black sea is approach
ing the Bosphorus has been confirmed
\ dispatch from Vienna SAYS that the
/ Powers, after comforting with each other
, all day, decided to reinforce the squad
rons in the Greek waters and apparently
agreed to prevent the union of Crete
and Greece or anything likely to lead
TO a rupture between Greece and
Turkey.
The Daily News correspondent at
Rome SAYS: 81 learn that the powers
! have admonished Greece against pre-
/ cipitatiDg the war. They have given
! her to understand that if she succeeds
in occupying Crete they will not object
/ to the accomplished fact.
| CANEA, Feb. IA band of Moham-
/ mcdan families, who had been permit
7 ted to leave here under agreement with
i the Christians, while proceeding to
/ llerakhon, escorted by troops, were at
/ tackled by Christians and suffered CON
/ siderable loss
/ -Atprcsent the British have three wal
! ships and cruisers in Crctun waters, car
( rving ! 1873 men. The French have
three cruisers and GIG men and the Rus
slams have one turret ship and an arm
/ Cured gunboat with $50 men. Grea,
! Britain has the advantage over the
French and russians combined. by an
| excess of 9,1l0 tons of VAR ships, and
| III men. In addition to the above, Aus
trIa has one armored cruiser with 80
! men at anchor here
ATHENS, Feb. IA fresh iotilla o.
four torpedo boats is held in readiness
to sail Tor Crete, and rcinforccmcnts o
troops are being hurriedly dispatched
to the frontiers.
Patriotic demonstrations are taAin.
place III all parts of Greece.
The Chamber has voted half million
drachlns to AID the Crctan refugees.
IoNpoN, Feb. PA later dispatch t.
the Disuatch says that the entire Mo
nammcdan population of Majeyisi, Tenn
enos, Pyrgioussa and Mcnefatzi entered
iIerakiion, attacking ana assaulting tn,
Christians in the streets, and piilagin:
the shops and houses. 1t is stated tina
the solGiers assisted in this work 0
piundcfing. The local pre5ect at Sit;
reports 200 M2ban9qsf slI k{i i..a il It's
hammedans in the town of >ita vii
massacre the Christians ont of revenge
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NOTICE is hereby given that hv ST


EoIi'E is hereby given that 10y virtue of =
i"tIihsit OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered in the above entitled artion in the c,nrt
al Te>aid on the 2Sih day of december A y ISti
>hdiI. on III" I'D day OF February A. h. 1s,t7 nj
eleven q clock in the forenoon OF that day ar Tho
westerly front door of the county corfTf hrrI.c
IN me cliY Of superior III said county OF DorierIs
ana STATE u INcon~in. offer for III e aud sell nj
I'4hIc an'tl"u To The highest bidder for cash
me Ita estate ana nOrtgagei premises directed
i,y S@ld judgment to be sold and bar.ina r,I-
Hi'4 u, >Ap>fy the amount Of said iutIpmcDt to
VII: Inc sum OF one thousand fnnr I,,ndr.d
ana 'ilitE three and El-lnO dollars with H. -re.t
''tr'Nlt from The date Of said Judgment at tho
f''t 81 TX FER 'en.um per annum and the cost :
ana expenses oi such ~a!c together with the sum
81 On" hundred AID forty five and .6. leo dollars
FHih DS the plaintiif IL redemption Of said prem
Is'> nom tax sale with interest on said last
named sum from the 10Th day of Narri ! u
~" at l"c rate OF 10 per Ccntum per annum
Inc real estate ant premise, 50 to be sold As
Hrec'ed ny SAID Judgment are situated in the
county OF Douglas and state of Wisconsin and
are described as follows tO-Wit:
Lots numbered sixteen 10 seventeen m
eighteen tlsl and nineteen ll9l III block three o.
anH lots numbered twenty five C2JD twenty 81
: - twenty seven ~ ana twenty eight l2Sj in
oio SIX o., all in Catlin's division Of West Su-
Pcrln' according TO the plat of said division re-
cof%ch IN me Office of the Register of Deeds in
ana Tor said Douglas county
Dated JANUARY 9TH. a. y 1897
GRAFTON MASON,
Referee appointed by said Court
TO make said sale.
'AIlIN, EITLER & LYoxS
IIalHtih attorneys. j . Il y 81 fG - c1l
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Cuban bonds to the amount Of fI-
teen millions lave been issued and are
tcingso,i throughout the United States.
payable after Cuba becomes rec.
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There are runors that a new bank
is to be formed here, with a large
capital. We trust there is foundation
for the rumOr, as nothing could do more
to advance the interests of the East end
than a bank with sufficient capital to
accommodate our mills, and other large
interests.
A bill has been introduced in the
Wisconsin legislature having for its OBJ
ject the doing away with large depart
ment stores, by compelling merch-
ant to confiue himself to the sale oil
particular lines of goods. The measure
We referred to, however, is too compli-
Gated and sweeping to become law and
| should not pass.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13
Notice OF Sale on Execution
STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Itnnn Las CnnntN IS


NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution issued ont of the Circuit court for
Douglas county, Wisconsin. bearing date the 9TH
day of January 1921. and to ne directed and
delivered, wherein W. + Pickering and W. I.
Hartley PARTNERS rs Pickering n Hartley are
plaintiffs and Ralph aNslaud j. defendant,
i'll favor Of said plaintiffs and against said de-
PENDANT, for the sum of S.1nilS, | have levied
upon all the right. title and interest whi II said
defendant had on the 9Th day OF January 1N@.
the day when the property hereinafter described
was attached in this action. or any interest
which he may have since acquired therein; and
which i DIES rihcd aS follows wit.
The south hGlftSiQ Of the south west quarter
(SW y at he north west quarter INV of section
fourteen NN i'll township forty eight ~ north, OF
range thirteen Cl3l west. in Douglas county. Wis
cunSln. which viii offer for safe and sell nj pub
lic auction 10 the highest bidder for cash on the
sd day OF February. 1872, nj 10 o'clock in the
forenoon o, said day, nj the castcrly front door
of the court house III the city of superior, in
Douglas county. Wisconsin. or mpch thereof
rs may lee necessary to satisfy said execution
together with costs of sale.
Dated january 7th 1877.
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Saturday, Fc:3. ID. 1897.

saCiiusctts, Is spoken OF "a Hec!t t&FN o.
the Navy.
General Maxine Gomez refuses to
accept the reforms offered bv Spain.
With him is independence" or death.
While we do not approve o. fight
ing we do hope that tireece vii! give
Turkey Knockout blow.
Cali ornia has asked the Secretary
Of the Navy for slip TO carry food l.
the starving Inhabitants Of India.
The giant steel pool collapsed on
Tuesday. and stee! rails have GroEHcd
s. per ton. There must have been big
steal somewhere.
The Canadian crvovs have returned
to Ottawa from Washington, ''ycry well
pleased" with their success. Sir Rich
ard is not always satisfied 50 easily.
1t seems the sugar trust wants an
encouragement appointed WHO will
not he unfnendly 10 its interest, but
Mr.. Mckinley does not see it il tia.
way.
Tile electoral vote WAS formally
counted on Wednesday, in the house,
and Mr. Mckinley and Mr.. Hobart de-
clared elected president and yice-presi-
dent respectively.
Two West Point cadets fought 2 3Gel
with sabres the other day, to see who
should possess the village hlacksmith's
daughter. This was evidently Il case
where the girl was worth fighting FOR.
The Ermir of Nupe has been driven
from his canabalistic stronghold by the
British troops, with great Slaughter.
Thus ends the power OF one of the most
bloodthirsty monsters Of modern times.
Capt Philo Griffin who commanded
The Chinese war ship Chen Guen in the
battle Of Vain, shot himself in Il New
York hospital, on Thursday. lie Lad
been mentally derangcd from weun"s
received in the battle.
senator Turpic discussed lie arIai-
tratiou trcady ON Thursday, advocating
its passage without the amendment,
which he considered as useless and hay
LIZ ltHitHtN bDtii ~ NtdAtli - ara
render il inharmonious.
The Bradley-Martin masked bali Is q
thing Of the past, and will, so to speak,
dwell III the memories OF those who
were present like a beautiful dream.
All the great men Of the last three con
turtles were represented.
According to the testimony of tie
head of the sugar trust that corporation
made a profit of 10 to J. per cent on
capitalization of almost S175.0G1,G01 fer
some years past. The trust should be
able to weather the hard times.
The prime minister Of Greece has
boldly declared his sympathy with
Crete, ana a fleet Of Grecian torpedo
boats has been despatched to the island
ITIrITT TTptr has ALSO s;IHGu T0T CTUtG.
The Senate held secret session on
Tuesday to discuss the Arbitration
treaty, but, to their surprise, full re
port of the proceedings appeared in the
papers. You cannot mUzzlc the press.
But Why secrecy at this late day. What
is there to keep secret non?
A proposition to present Gen. Mel
son Miles with house in Washington,
for his services daring the civil and In
dian war, and . his influence III having
the regular army sent to queil the riots
IN Chicago particularly the latter
has led 10 the appointment of Il senate
committee OF inquiry at the request Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

People Believe what they read
about Hoods Sarsapariia. They know
II is an honest medicine. and that it
cures. Get Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. re-
IicVc constipation assist digestion. 2jc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

Matthew NJ Gasser David Dobic and Bella Do
me hls wife. Wheeler \. Tracy aud Lizzie +.
itHrt! M wife, Allan McPhee and Hilda
nc nee MS Wiz Anna Baltic, Henry wilson
ana Edwin :. Gibbs, Defendants
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Notice of Referees sale on Foreclosure
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN
superior Court, Douglas county W
Edwin ". Winter, PIaintif,
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ENGRAVED calling cards are much neatcr
than the ordinary card printed from type.
Call and examine our samples 1T this Office.
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Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WIS. !

january 10Th I~q1
NOTICE j. hereby ciy.m That The f,Iin,yiur
named settler mas filed notice IF his iurrutjor Ia
ma H. final proof in Surnnrt of hi> claim ma ft,t
sni, rroof - III ft ma ;. h,I,r. WiiiyTn II Inrln
Clerk of The. CircIifr CONT OF DnuuIaS emmy
Wisconsin nj SunrrInr Wisconsin, on March b,d
1877 viz.
rI,n,'Ias r1s,.,, Sf.,,,,, IN I,,,,r,. " .s-e -
the /. so and v ~ ;, see Z, IN - \
Range II West
He, uunrs 1h,. foIl ,viun witnesses to r,rrvc
hi, tuurji,uoll- residence. no, and culriy,tIr,
Of said InId w IS.ac Euss,iI Of Snufh E;u,,c
Douglas 90 wis: Henry SfiIIyclI of .nurh ~u.
pcrior Douglas co. MIS-: Abraham StillwrI of
smith Surrri,r Inu1lls ca Wis n.I Fr.d
Clements of Souih SuIcrior Dpur}Y. 90 ni>
- e'''-' W w.
,r,,, ,c .,,oa, " l. M H.
80 - ~ W" - i''7l>''''
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! NOTICE is hereby Given that bv virtnn ,f
| Il Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly
! MAD" ana entered in the above cutftIcd
action IN the Court aforesaid ON the I'M
Gay OF january y. u. 1896 shall on The md
/ Gay OF March. A. -. ls!r7. at ten O'Clock i'm
INC forenoon OF that day at tn" Westerly
/ front door of In" County Court House in tn,
lily OF superior in said County of poun1as
/ ana Statc of Wisconsin. offer for "a 4. 1rd
stl al pubic auction To the highest bidder
! Tor cash the real estate and lnorfra,-rd
| premises directed by said Judgment 10 ..
SOFA or 50 much thereof ;Ls may l,,. rrr,.S-
NafF 10 satisfy the amount of said iudp-
il'Hi' to-Wlt: the sum OF Two iLou>aud IL
hunHicd ana forty and lS-tuU Dollars CsaG+n Isl
Win interest thereon from tn" date of said
Judgment at the rate Of six per reutIlnI Nor
ihhum and the cost and cx DrnSts Of such
Sa lc. '' W 0'''i'
he real estate and premises so To he sold
a. aforesaid a directed by said iudr,ucnt
are situated in the County Of Douglas and
>tiic OF W lNcOnStH. and are dc-rribcd :, : fol-
lows, fO-wlt: Lots numbered three, huudrr
ana el4hty SlN $50 three hundred and .. hty
eight CSSJ three hundred and ninety ist6
three hundred and ninety two c}gII tI,rrc
hundred ana ninety four c,ai three, hundred
and ninety six $50 three hundred and uinttv
riGht t,''Nl hnd four hundred 900 all on W.,
i"tltlh street in OIiarc \ WortIrv's Suh-
DIVISION OF the north east Quarter of blo.l,
numbered twenty five Ctjj on West Thfr-
tc"nth street in the towu~itc Of Slrcriar ar
corning I" NE piaiS ot said tOWiSilc of SuTerfnr
ana >ald . lial" WortIcy', Suhdiyi>ion re-
!"rNtti IN the office of the REGISTER of Deeds
IN hnG Tor said Douglas county
batCu january lith. 1881.