The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-11-26
HONOR BRAVE OFFICER.
Fond du Lac in Mourning at the
Funeral of Policeman Will
liam PrinSlOW.

Fond du Lac, Wis, Nov. 22-[Special.1
The funeral of William Prinslow, the
officer who was shot, was held from the
family residence at l 30 o'clock this aft
ernoon and from the Friedens Kirche at
O'Clock. The members of the local po-
lice force acted as honorary pallbearers
and the Oshkosh police force as an escort.
The Fond du Lac Military band fur
nished music from the house to the
church and out to the city limits, Never
III the history of this city has Z funeral
been so large as the one held this after
noon.
The members of the city council. mem
berS of the county board and private citi-
Zens helped to swell the funeral procession
to the largest that ever entered Esta-
brooks cemetery. Police officers were
present from Appleton. Neenah. Menasha,
Milwaukee. jefferson, Watertown, Ripon,
Waupun and West Bend The floral dis
play was large and handsome one. The
members of the police force presented a
handsome floral design in the shape of a
star with figure in the center. The
members of the Oshkosh police force and
the common council sent appropriate de-
signs.
At Il meeting of the common council held
last evening it was decided to keep the
officers name on the pay roll until May
wife and three small children will be TAX
en- at the next meeting
Thomas Daley. the man arrested at Co
lumbuS. is not one of the trio wanted, and
on testimony furnished by the newIy-ar-
rested suspect, Browning will probably
be discharged.
This only leaves two men in custody.
with a possibility that one of them was
not implicatc ted in the shooting. New bills
have been issued giving an exact descrip-
ton of the men wanted, and the reward
is still in force. There is little doubt
but what Dixon is one of the men want
| ed. but there is some question relative
TO Kingston. although it has been shown
that he was in the city on the night of
| the murder.
Burlington. Wis. Nov o. Special /
| Mrs. William Y. Moore was found dead
in her room Yesterday morning by neigh
| bors, having been asphyXiated by coal
| gas. Deceased was nearly so years old
| and had been n resident of Burlington
since 1914. Her husband, now deceased,
was treasurer of Racine county from
| 1865 to 1869. One son, William NJ.
| Moore, survives her.
Thomas Cole, aged about % years. died
| suddenly of heart failure yesterday. He
| had been at work Saturday as usual
| Mrs. G.. {. Rasch, wife of the president
| of the Burlington Blanket company. died
yasterday forenoon ocaJ ahont q, vearS
Barron. WIS. Nov. 52-John OnadereT,
aged ~ the oldest srttlcr Of this yirin,
| itr and tha founder of th1s cItv died laSt
night of heart failure. after a severe al
rocnvcring lie settlad hera ova~ forty
years 400 and had heen nnti wear ag1
| rontinu0usiv engaged in logging Ue
| hald numeroua nnLIc nositions snch as
,,ortp,oS+n. sunnrrisor ,Iderman moror
| rrbofrn'an and cauntv trna snrar ''
pnynetta Wis Nov % = SnacioI I
| Miss Eda Rublitz. aged ahout 81 years
| borseLerner for Iosepb Townsend Of I ,ou..
| viIIa LinL sunday morning aftsr an i'll
moss of loss than twentv-fnnr hours from
| neuraIgia of tbe heart She was very we'll
| Known and very highlv thoucht Of
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