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THE LIONS CLAW.

Lieut. Julien de Rhe had returned
IN . sad state from his station in Co
chin-China. Convalescent, after three
months illness at his mothers home
N Touraine, he shivered at the first
wintry breath In the autumn air, and
was ordered by the doctor to Pau:
Just what you want-mild but brae-
ing climate"
So in mid-Noyember Julien sat at his
sunny window In Hotel Garderes, gaz-
ing at the Pyrenees and smoking a
cigarette in honor OF his recovery.
My faith. Pau Is full of pretty
women" he said to himself the first
time he went to listen to the military
band at the Place Royale. Neither
libertine nor top, the young fellow
thrilled with a fresh Joy in living as
ne put on his coat with its shining
three straps. the rosette of the Legion
OF Honor In the buttonhole-the ros-
cite his mother had laid on his bed
when he was so i'll, and that he thought
he would only wear in his comm.
How jolly Pau was, anyhow, with
Its vast horizon, its snowy peaks, Its
brilliant sun, the cosmopolitan crowd,
where pretty foreigners chartered all
the languages Of Europe. like tropic
birds in an aviary. A few sad sights,
to be sure-the consumptive young
Englishman in a bath chair. wrapped
in plaids. with the eyes o. a boiled
nsh. q black taffeta nuffier over his
mouth. II gave one a shiver, yet
man is selfsh-it made Julien remem-
Der what skeleton he had been three
months ago, with chocolate rings I'M
der his eyes. and here he was cured,
tossing silver coins to the beggars and
watching the hearty little American
girls In fy-away frocks and black
gloves and stockings. dancing ring
around-a-rosy" to the bands quick
step.
Just the frame OF mind for falling in
love, wasn't It? Which .he happy con-
valescent proceeded to do the first time
he set eyes on Mile. Olga Babarine, the
belle Of the Russian colony, as she
dismounted in front Of Hotel Gasson-
the coup de foudre, in fact. Back from
fox hunting che evening at S, she had
slipped from her horse into the arms
OF the nimblest OF the pink-coated
adorers who rushed for her stirrup.
Striking the veranda table with her
crop. she had called for a cup OF milk,
and drank 1t OF at a draught. Look
ing like a Primaticcio goddess, her
slim figure and copper-colored hair. |
Illuminated by the flaring sunset, she |
paused. laughing merrily, creamy |
mustache on her upper lip. Suddenly |
grave. nth a curt, imperious nod. she
LEFT the redcoats and entered the hotel. |
tapping her riding habit with her |
whip.
Three days later, after many a
Who is she? ! must know her." to
his acquaintances, Julien got himself
a difficult process
and Joined the fair Russians court
Was she Russian, after all, this in
toxicating creature. who rode all day
and waltzed all night? Yes, by her
putative father, her mothers FIRST
husband, Count Babarine.
But everyone remembered that at
The time of Olga's birth, her mother
the daughter, by the way, Of a New
York banker named Jacobson-was
getting a divorce. probably on account
Of her notorious liaison with q north
ern prince royal. some Christian, or
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1t Is the character of consummate
merit to be able to live in q retreat
with honor, after one has lived in pub
lie In splendor.
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How viii You find good? 1t Is not q
thing OF choice; 1t is river that flows
from the foot OF the Invisible Throne
and flows by the path of obedience.
The broad ax., 1898-11-05

Two bottles OF Piso's Cure for Cousupn.
ton cured me OF a bad lung trouble-Wrs
Nichols, Princeton. Ind. March &c. 1888 .
The broad ax., 1898-11-05

when you were at the seashore din,
you enjoy studying the people?' "Whsn
] am at the seashore I always study tbs
hotel clerk"
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was Josephine popular at your sim
mer resort?" Popular? The landIo-s
had to pay her to retire at night %
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"Shafter did not get within three mr.,
of the front Of battle at Santiago" ''TsfI
that Is At least ]. 500 miles nearer than Won
were"
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ANY unique features at your entertaIo.
ment last night? Yes; the Japansss
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Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup
Tor 5hildrOn tsethtng softens the gums reduces
nAfion AllAys pain. cures wind colo. as cents bot
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PUBLsHED WEEKLY.

Entered at POstOnce as .scond-cI... matte.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. loo or $.
II G. C. C. fall 70 cure. druggists refund nonss
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Every Action

And every thought requires an exp.pd,,
turs Of vitality which must be restored !.
means Of the blood flowing to the br,;,
and other organs. This blood must :.
pure, rich and nourishing. It is mad. :.
by Hoods sarsaparilla which is thus N.
great strengthening medicine, the en-.
for weak nerves, scrofula, catarrh, and an
diseases caused BY poor, impure blood.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
L. Americas Greatest Medicine. 81; sir for "a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
MILES GOING TO CUBA.
The Major-Generai Desires to
Command the invading Forces
in Person.

Washington. d. c., April 19-Gcn.
Miles will go to Cuba. He has been very
anxious for this duty and he will take
command of the invading forces. He
has selected some of the members of his
field staff
Lieut. Col. William Ludlow, who has
been in charge of the defense works on
Long island and Sandy Hook ard of GER
tain important New York city river and
harbor work. will be the engineer officer
He is a prominent member of the corps
of engineers, and is at present on duty i'll
New York.
Lieut.. Col. f. Humphrey will be the
quartcrmastcr on the staff. He is at
present in charge Of the general quarter
master department in this city. Maj II
b. OsgoOd will he the commiSsary Of sub
siStence. He is ut present principal as
sstant to the head of the subsistence de
part tmrnt in Washington.
There has been some gossip here in re-
gard to the statutory prohibition of the
departure of Gen. Miles in command of
troops in Cuba. There is not and never
has been a law against the ma jor-g general
comma nding leaving the country in COM
mand of United States troops
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
A PRESS BOAT. i;
The Famous Tug Dauntless will
Garry Associated Press
Dispatches.

Jacksonville. Fla. April 19.-Thc fam
ons tilihuStcrng tug Dauntless is now the
dispatch boat of the Associated press
The United States court has released her
upon bond of 25,OoO and she is being
provisioned and coal"d for her mission in
Southern seas. She will sail from Jack
sonville today with the correspondent of
the Associated press and crowd of
picked men knowing every inch of the
Florida and Cuban coast.
Washington. April l9.-Assistant Sec
rctary of War Meiklejohn is giving con
Sideration to the arrangements for news
paper men with the invading army in
Cuba. He has not yet formulated more
than a very general plan.
II is recognized in the war department
that the correspondents must he provided
for. and il is proposed to attach them f"
the army in some capacity. This Will
give them tho facilities for transportation
and provide them with certain material.
They will he permitted to mess with the
officers. sharing with the latter the per-
sOnai expenses of the camp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
PORTO RICO EXCITED.
Consul Hanna's Departure Causes
Comm, otton-His Orders
Destroyed.

New York, April ia dispatch To
the World from ST. Thomas says: Unit
cd States Consul Hanna's parting in
struc1ions to his agents throughout tho
island of Porto Rico were taken out
of the mails and destroyed. Mr.. Hanna's
departure from San Jua n created more
excitement than all the war cables.
Food prices on the island of Porto
Rico have advanced 100 per cent. and,
i'll consequence, there have been serious
demonstrations in the interior.
Two battalinnS have been sent from
Havana 10 reinforce the Porto Rico gar
riSOn, besides q company of artillery from
Madrid. Orders have been issued for the
purchase Of 5000 rations.
A financial crisis is imminent in ITa-
yana.
st. Thomas. West Indies April 10
Advices received here from Port Rico to-
day show there is agitation there with
the object Of forcing naturalized Amcri-
cans TO declare themselves and leave the
island.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

He prescribed for me- and | had his pre-
scriptlon filled. took nearly all Of the
medicine, but still the trouble became
worse, and ! felt that my condition was
hopeless. | tried several remedies but
without benefit. After | had been suffer
ing several months. Thomas Campbell. Of
this city. urged me 10 Try Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pa, People.
Il finally decided 10 buy n box and be-
gan to use the pills according 10 direc-
tons. Before had taken the second box
l began to feel relieved. and after taking
a few more boxes considered myself re-
stored to health. The pills gave me- new
life, strength. ambition ana happiness"
DR. Williams Pink Pills cuIe dyspepsia
by restoring to the blood the requisite
constituents Of life. by renewing the nerve
force and enabling the srom n 70 prompt
ly and properly assimI!a je the faod. These
pills are d Specific for all diseases having
their origipa-ion il impoverished blood or
disorie-ed nerves They contain every
element requisite to general nutrition. 70
restore strength and good health 10 the
ailing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
FIRE SWEEPS ARENA.
A Prosperous Village in Iowa
County Meets with Seri-
Gus Loss,

Mazomanie, Wis. April 19.-[Special1
Fire at Arena. seven miles west of
mere, Sunday night swept away several
business houses. inticting a heavy blow
on the town. Among the places burned
are McCutchin Bros general store. loss
A4opO insured: w. III. Jones bank. loss
$1,000, insured: u. ID. Shea's drug store,
loss $1,000. insured; James Kings store
building, stock and household goods. loss
$1,000 with about $1,000 insurance;
postottice. loss 500, no insurance; NJ.
Dorans meat market, building and tools,
loss 500. partly insured.
HealeyS hotel and other ad djoining prop
erty was also damaged 10 a considerable
extent. The fire started about 80
@ clock Sunday evening, and in the alb
Sence of fire eXtinguiShing apparatus, the
property was quickly consumed. The
cause of the fire is unknown. although it
Is helIeved by many that it was the work
of an jnrpuIi,ry
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
LA CROSSE IN LINE.
EHtensive Preparations Made for semi-
Centennial Celebration

La Crosse, Wis, April 9.-ESpecial.I
La Crosse county has finally completed
plans for the semi-centennial celehrati ton.
The especially significant celebration
from historical standpoint will be held
on May 2S in West Salem under the
auspices Of the La Crosse County Old
Settlers association. while the big gen
eral celebration will be held in this city
on July 4. 1t will be county affair.
Every town is to furnish float and each
ward III the city will do the same. This
VIII comprise the industrial parade. Then
Will follow the speech making An at
tempt will he made to secure either
nited States Senator Thurston of Ne.
braska OF Senator {. *. Davis of Mime.
sofa. both being Wisconsin men. The
evening will be made memorable with an
illumination and display of fireworks G..
X. Montague is president of the Old Set
tiers association, while John Pamperin il
at the head of the Fourth Of July demon
ltr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
BLOWS, NOT WORDS.
Spanish Newspaper Declares that
Time for Argument Has
Passed Away.

Madrid. April 19-The Impa today
commenting upon the commercial aSprc.
Of the war, which it regards as certain.
says: ''As soon as President Mckinley
stops vacillating, the Americans who are
rushing into war, viii be surprised to find
that it is not an affair Of weeks. but of
months. II will last until the CONNER
Gals are more anxionS for peace than
they are now anxious for war
The Liberal says: THE Spaniards are
tired Of papal and other interventionS.
War is a matter of hours. in spite Of rrI-
mors Of delays upon President McKin-
ley's part"
Continuing the Liberal urges Spain 10
stop argument, adding: THE time has
come for blows and not for words"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
WALL STREET REGIMENT.
Financiers Will Raise 100000 to
Equip 1000 Men for
Service.

New York. April 19.-Was ashingtOn F..
Connor says that pledges enough have al
ready been secured TO make il certain
that there would be no difficulty in OBJ
tanning in case of an outbreak of hostili
ties with Spain, the required sum Of
100000 for the equipment of a Wall
street regiment of 1000 men. No officers
had been selected for the projected regi-
mcnt, he added. but a well-known mill
tary man had consented to become its
colonel If it should be desired
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
PASS THROUGH LA CROSSE.
United States Regulars Arc on 1h.iv
Way to Mobile.

la Crosse Wis. April 19-I Special. /
La Crosse is bubbing over with patriot
ism and war spirit. United States flags
are worn by three-fo fourthS of the people
on the street. DIR. Frank Powcll's rcgi-
m"nt of Wisconsin rouch-ridcrs is con
stantly drilling and parading At
o'clock this afternoon the Third infap-
try, I. :. A., passed through the ci,v on
three special trains over the ST. Paul
road, bound from Fort Smelling 10 Mo
bile. Engines wer" changed here, and a
stop of several minutes made Officers
and troops were given an ovation. Col
+. NJ. Caldwell Of Madison, assistant IN.
spector- general, inspected the govern
menl's guards last night. and tonight in
spects the Gateway City guards. Both
companies are in readiness to be called
To the front
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee. April 10. 1S9S

MILWAUKEE,. Aprll II, ISIS.
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.
MILWAUKEE Eggs Firm: per doz,
fresh, %
n5 ~ tTTEK ;, EASY, fancy creamery,
l1c: best dairy selections, 1iGrlJc: lines
fair to choice, do. l:}Gy1ic: roll. lUG1l2r:
packing stock, do, ggI1Oc market we'll
cleaned; grease, 4GGc
CHEESE-FuIl cream fats, per n, 9a
9i2c; Young Americas Zoe; brick, new 1Ol2C;
lmburEcr. lJMl lc: Swiss. do, 13d lie; block
Swiss, i2ft13c; imported Swiss, 25c;
saPraGo. 2uc.
FOND DI- offerings 100 twins; fair
demand with sales ut 7#lc.
CHIC tA'fD-Butt"r Steady unchanged
Cheese Dull, unchanged. Egg>-Firm,
fresh. He
NEW YORK 49, Butter Receipts. 13.o4O
Pkgs; hrm; Western creamery, 1amlSc; FL
gins 1Sc; factory. 15Ml1c. Cheese-Re-
criptS. 2l14 pkgS: steady: large choice, ~
M'H,c: small choice. 13i6ISl,c: light skins.
i4mt'4c; part skins, NI6c: full skins. 2M
3c. Eggs Receipts, l., 40 pkgs: frmrr;
Western. 11Ml1l@c; Southern. 9%.m104c.
sugar Raw steady; fair refining. , 916c;
centrifugal 96 test lice: refined quiet
and firm: crushed, 1l-16c; powdered.
> '-1t@; granuiatcd, > :i-16c. Cof1ec-Dull;
No. {. f3.c.
RoSTON-Buttcr- creamery. extra, 20l2c;
Western, extra. 19l2c: dairy. extra. lie;
imitation creamery. 159I1Gc: Western ladle.
1M1Jc: print creamery. PIE; box creamery,
2oc. Eggs Fancy nearby, 12I2c; choice
fresh. 10M11c: Michigan extra. lie; West
crn, lOi2c: fair To good, U1cc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
LOOK OVER THE SITE.
Board OF Control and Mr.. Heg Inspect
Grounds for Reformstory

Green Bay, WIS. April l9.-ISpecial.l
All Of the members of the state board
Of control except Judge Lyon arrived
here this morning and this afternoon
drove stakes for the exact location Of the
new reformatory on the grounds already
bought and paid for. They are accom-
panied by Supt. James f.. Heg. and Ar
chit"ct John Charles of Mcnominee Bids
for the construction of the building will
be opened at Madison on Thursday. and
work will begin as soon as possible there
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
UNIV ERSITY REGENTS MEET.
Opened Bids for Construction of Ad.
dillon to Main Hall

Madison. Wis. April 81 Special. /
In" university regents held a meeting this
afternoon, III" nam purpose being tho
opening Of bids for tho new extension ta
the south wing of the main building. Ac-
ton was also taken on several recon-
mendatiOns made by President Adams in
regard to changes in the different depart
monts Of the university rs to methods Of
instruction, instructors and salaries. Re.
gents Villas of this city and Morgan IF
Spring Green, the newly appointed mem
b"rs, met with the board for the first
time
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

l I've years Il g l " i
trouble of the stomach,
which was very aggra-
waiting. | had no appe-
tite. could not enjoy
myself at any time. and
especially was the trou-
bic severe when | awoke
in the morning. | did
not know what the all
ment was. but it he
c a m q steadily worse
and | was in constant
misery.
Il called in my fam
lily physician. and he
diagnosed the case as
catarrh of the stomach.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

ne VIII cause to he prepared Il cable
gram TO be transmitted to Minister
Woodford, who will, through either the
English or German ambassador at Mad
rid. lay it before the SagaSta cabinet.
As the COrteS meets on Wednesday,
having had its date of assembling adj
yanced from the 25th to the Goth of April,
the ultimatum of the United States will
be promptly laid before il.
Spain's refusal to evacuate Cuba would
have the effect of war, but would put
upon the United States the necessity of
firing the first shot
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
wau.har. County In.,itn,.,

Wautoma, Wis. April 10 T9peciaLI-
Teachers Institutes for the teachers Of
Waushara county will he held at Han
cock, May I. and ut Poysippi. Nav IA.
Prof. J. W. Livingston Of Stevens Point
will assist County Supt. Taylor. on Fri
day evening. May 13, Prof. w G.. Hey-
lit OF the Oshkosh normal school will do
liver lecture at Poysippi; subject.
James Whtccmh Riley
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
FIRE AT MORNING MINE.
The Concentrator Burns and 300 Me-
Are Ont of Work.

Wallace Idaho. April 19.-The cencen-
traitor nf the Morning mine at Wallace
has been destroyed by fire. Loss, S1o0.-
o0o: insurance. $4,000. A new concen-
traitor will be built. Three hundred
miners will be thrown out of employment
for six months. The mine and mill are
owned ny Larson & GreenOugh.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH

MILW AT KEE-FIour-In fair demand
6y Whe$oFeysrisR; yr h:r No. ~pTnG o$ on !ragk
Steady: No. . on track. $1isc oats-Firm: l.:
NJ. > white on track. }"c: No. : white, on
track, 4"l4c. Ryc--Firm; No. on track
33I2r. Provisions Steady; pork, $50; lard
Flour is in fair demand at 5.2od53O for
patents; bakers, 4ooailo. and 2a5@%1o
MiIi~tuhS are firm and quoted at 11.0oG
Il.25 FOR bran, 11.ora11.25 for standard
middlin=S and l. 211l l2.lo for white.
July. s75sc, September. 799s1I Is;4c: Decen-
Der. 79@sc, Coru-ApriI. 3Il>c: May, 31%-I
Oafs-ApriI 26:,.c: May. 26;t.c: July. 232t e /;
September. 22i.c Pork-April. . 50; May.
2I9 }a,y galeS5r aS5 a La5dART jHT & 80 R,bs Msy
April. 515: May. 5.15; July, 5.22Hi525; Sep
tenber. 5.3t@i5.32
NEW YORK close = Wheat-April not
her, Sole; December. >3is"- May corn,
steady e ID higher; futures 9sd 10 I'd
higher; May. 7s1o&4d; July. 7S9d Sertem-
Der. 6S1l'sd: December. 6S!taSd. Corn-spot
FL htshsFi .s Spn-rbST Apr 81; Nay 5~6d'
st. LOUIS-Wheat-H Higher; NJ. red
cash elevator. 1.oo'.; April. 1-ooll; May,
l.u-l2; July. SIS; September. i!.H>r; No. ?
hard cash, @5c. @5c. C@rn-Hlg:her: No. 2 cash
September. 3laec Oats-Higher; NJ. cash,
-: track. 2,N272ac; April. PC: May. 27i2c;
July 2;FH4c. September. I'D .c; No. - white.
29i2.G&ec- Higher. .4c FIazseed-
Higher, i-25. Lead-pulI, SO. Spelter-
Lower. ( nl-
DULUTH close - Wheat Cash No. /
hard l.o1i>, NJ. Northern. fU5l>: No 2
Northern. 9T1>c: NJ. harl - arrive. o5ls I:
". Northern 70 arrive. LOIS; May. leils:
July, "H7>e: September. size. Flax-CaSh.
l2ii.: May. .25l>
M1NNEAPoLGS-V Vheat-StronE; April.
1-n-Ia: May. 1o.ts. al -eo7~: July. St9lSdo9l &C.;
September. 1Ac: No l hard. loss; No. l
Northern. 1-r17S
st. LoUIS-CatJir- i;ecoiPts 100 in
Guiding 500 Texans: market steadF; native
shipping steers. +3-,1I:,.:i'1. sroclsrS and
feeders. 2-5l1q4.5'o- cows and hejfe-s. 2,nsG
-: Texas and Indian steers, $3.50 90;
cows and haifcrS. 1-oFd 10: Texas and In
dian steers. 2 3.~-sG i.65 COWS and heifers
2ltd2.Jn Hos Receipts. 500: market
slow - - lower. workers. $50 80; pack
erS. 2.6A4370: butchers. 3.7JT3S5. Sheep
Receipts, 500: market steady and un-
changed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

CHICAGO-Hogs- Receipts 21 .Goo; left
over, 2JS6; actiy" and steady; light. 3.6rd
3 S2lp: mixed, 3 1rH3.!at: heavy. 3GtN3.32ia
rough. 3.65G43.Io Cattle Receipts. 2N00,
steady to strong: bccVoS. 4pMI5.2o: stock
ers and feeders. &.1nT4 $50. sheep Re
cciptS. 1000: stronger.
CHICAGO sheep Stronger: natives. $40
$3.50; Westerns, :; ;.StEp TO: lambs, 2JEf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
\ Russian NiIrar!e.

An icouorla>t ut a Russian convent has
been MOIST with his own patard in Il sig
nitirant way. An Internal machin" WAS
SET near a picture of tle Virgin Mary, il
4 convent at kur>k. the picture having
repuration for working miraculous cures
The machine exploded in du" time and
wrecked the surroundings. dHuoliShiu- a
cast-irou screen round The picture, dam
aging doors. and breaking down Il wali.
But the pic,ure itself escaped uuhurt II
:lere ever was any doubr among the
taitnt.l at the SuamsnSkI convent as 10
the wonder-woTkinC properties ~ their
holy picture. 1t will be dlsrelled hy this
ST James Gazette.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
SPANISH CRUISERS ARRIVE
The Vizcaya and Aimirante Oouen-
do Reach tho Cape Verde
Islands,

st. Vincent. Cape Verde Islands. April
1o.-The hrst-class Spanish cruisers Viz
caya and Amirante Oquendo, last re-
ported at Porto Rico. arrived here At
noon today, 10 reinforce the Spanish feet
in these waters.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
CHICAGO POTATO MARKET

A steady feeling prevails and prices are
unchanged. Receipts ar" liberal. hut not
at all hurIonSomc. Pcddlcrs are taking the
mixed stock quite freely rs long as they
do not have to pay over iSc for il. HehronS,
:,-HI:JSc: BnrhankS. :JsGGcc; Rose. ;,4Ur5c:
Peerless. :13NJSc; Kings, o2MJ4c; mixed
stock
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

William Rees Of Llandoverv. pig
killer, died recently at the age of l04
years. having worked at his calling till
within ten days of his death. He boast
I'd that he had killed over 10000 pigs.
he was seized BY press gang before the
battle Of Waterloo, but was released, as
be was 100 small.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
MILWAUKEE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

HoGS-kcceiptS 40 cars; lower; pack
erS. ;.65di}.15; mixed. 3.15u:.S5; light, 80
M3.No: heavy. =. S;,ht:!!H.
CATTLE Market steady: receipts. . cars.
Butchers steers, medium to good. 100 to
H." lbs, 4.25ft5.Oo; fair to medium. $50 to
1850 lbs. 3.2pH423; hcifers, fair to choice,
3.uttn -: COWS. fair to good, 9Nd3 GO;
cows. 1.75M2 l5; bulls. common to good. 30
6i;5.:}5; feeders. 500 to $50 lbs, 21563. IS;
stOckers. 500 10 700 lbs. 30004-Go: yeals,
q 90
SHEEP - Receipts, car: market steady,
3.Oc4i.uo. !amhs. steady. 4 25d 100.