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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
OFFICERS ARE RETAINED.
SheboyRan Council Refuses to Abolish
Board of Public Works.

Shcboygan, Wis. March 15.-ISpeciall
The ordinance for the abolishment Of
the board of public works failed to pass
the common council last evening, the
board being retained by a vote of nine
to seven. Much interest was shown in
the result by citizens and the capacity of
the council room has been entirely too
small to accommodate the large crowds
that have nightly gathered TO hear the
question discussed.
George Iiebermann Will continue to
hold the office of deputy collector of Gus
toms at Sheboygan, the treasury depart
mcnt having So announced. He failed by
two points in the first examination and
has seemingly succeeded in Il second
trial. His retention in Office is satiSfac-
tory to the business men of Shehoygan.
II. r. Ohlmann was elected captain of
the Badger Cycle club of Shchoygan last
evening. Otto Stahl was elected licutcn-
ant. The club is planning a number of
long runs for the season.
Oscar Henschel fell from a scaffolding.
fifteen feet to the ground while at work
at FreyherG Bros. Shinglc mill yesterday
afternoon, but was not seriously injured.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
WE ARE ONE PEOPLE.
w. J. Bryan Throws a Georgia Au
dience Into a Frenzy Of Ex-
element.

Atlanta. Ga, March l5.--An audience
of 10000 people greeted W. j. Bryan
when he appeared in the Tabernacle last
night. They were thrown into frenzy
of enthusiasm when in one Of the speak
cr's climaNcS he referred to the readiness
of Americans to meet Il foreign foe who
should attempt to land upon our shores.
II" said: within the last two weeks
We have had an illustration of the unity
OF the American people i'll front of Il dan
ger which VAS possible and probable.
This danger they have met aS one man.
declaring their readiness To die in the de
tcnSc of their country. 1t so happened
that the representative of the United
States at Havana wore the Confederate
uniform. and Vet Fitzhugh Lee has lis
charged his duty with such courage. such
prudence such patriotism. that YOU can
not find in all the NorIhland one man
who would suggest his removal" Great
cheering followed this period
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH

Il In "a I,aftfl q
Whaai Stronger. Nn > srrtmg ou lra"E
on". %o ! %,'rtb.r,, I'm ~ ID, ,r,, w.
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tra,r IT,, fv. Uni,i. 20 AN ,i.,T
aain I1h rrnri.i,'. S, tn,J, Az, ~, '',I i,ri a.
"'nI. : s.. e,i. ,.,.., ,-,.-o- g..
Iotr j. III iair t'Hl4u III ',i.!',.-,' ',,I
t,aon,s' p"N'iS' f'l'" '''' anu -'o''''.''
MiilNluHS are iiIlu ana quoted ~ 10"
1l.5n for bran. ll.#Wll.21 for STAMFORD
middltngS and l-'" for whit.
1oi4; May, lti: July, Ar'Ac: September.
TIC, December. - o. Corr. March. GN'tr.
May. ~ .6I%"c, July, II ln"lN =. N'pt"m-
her, @2;bc. oats March. 2JI%I2''-'. Na3.
26ien 2Il,c, July, 2tLr"'2iI4r. l"rk March,
9.75; May, 80; July, -. Lard March.
2 pD: Nav : o-qJJ %: July > II Short rib,
March, 5O2; May. 5.u2. July. I.u7
pTII-rtI- floSc- Wheat Cash 80.
hard. 99c bid: No. / Northern. - lgr, SO.
Northern, 9Ilyc bid: ~. ;. s3l2c bid: ~.
hard to arrive. 100 bid; No. l Northern -
arrive. 9sIsc bid; May, ael.c; July, "i'.c
bid; September, 77l.c bid. Flax Cash,
121i. bid; May. - bid
July. g3I,c: No. ! hard, LOO: No. ] North
.ru qsc
/ I4sl: ApTiI not Quoted: MAY. g9s.c: July,
Sea.c: Srptrutbrr. sic CorI.-May. ~.
oafs- Nav 3nL,r
IIyERIoOI'(.I close - Wheat Quiet. NJ
7s-ssI. JUIy 7slI5d: September. ti~7i.d: De-
comGrr. .j<t;I5d corn steady uuruaL--I
ia higher tn Ia lower; March :.~li.d: Alay
&s:ia.d: July. 3s:iL.d: September. 3-ii~d.
81 LOI-IS- -CatrI, Receipts i7up iuriuI-
Ing ~, Texans, market srrady tn strong.
naive shipping steers. 4,,ylIl..,o: Hight
snd dressed beef ana shipping .fcrr-.
: -,ply5 II: srockcrs and feeder "a
al 20. cows and hrifrr~ lT-HIi -.
Trxas ana Indian Steers 2L-ys go.
Trifb steers from the Fort Worth Fat
Stock show. which sold up ~ 30. cows .l.l
haifars. 2ona3 40 Hog. Receipts. :.:,un:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
BROKERS' FATAL QUARREL.
Dennis j. Canty Kills George >. Rice
on the Streets of Wash
ingtOn.

Washington. n c.. March 15.-Dennis
c,ntv. formerly clerk in the inter
,ato commerce commission and later Il
nartner with Herman Nausenden. private
secretary Ia Secretary Carlisle III the
last administration, in the stock and
Grain brokerage business, today shot and
killed George :. Rice. a SpcCUlator whose
home il in the West, in front OF the Eh-
hitt house on + street. near Fourteenth:
II is assumed that the killing grew out OF
some stock transactions and perhaps ma!
have IcCn connected with the failure scN-
eral months ago of Canty x NanSenden.
The firm was moi q member OF IN" New
York Stock exchange, but dld c"hSlu-
cradle business among the smaller class
Of spectators.
II i said that there had been bad feel
ing between the men for som" time and
that Rice had threatened tanty'S life.
Today while Canty was standing near
the corner Of Fourteenth and + streets
in front uf the Ebbtt house he was ap-
preached by Rice. who. Canty's friends
Sav. made a threatening dcmonStra ton
with knife Canty drew Il revolver.
a. he brought it out Rice backed away
from him. and when he fell, pierced by
Two Of the four bullets Canty had fired.
he was about twenty feet distant from
Canty The latter was arrested and tax
On Ia the first prccincT station.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
PUGILIST USES A KNIFE.
"SoIIy" Smith Nearly Ends the Existen ce
of .,Spider'' Kelly.

San Francisco. Cal. March 15.-.Iamos
Curtin. better known aS Spider" Kelly.
was seriously but not fatally stabbed last
night by "Solly'' Smith. the pugilist. who
was intoxicated. The affair took place
in Kclly'S saloon, and was the culmina-
tion of 4 row in which Kelly had violent
ly abused Smith. who struck with a
Knife ut Keliy'S throat. but the spider
threw up his shoulder. The knife cut
deep into the hcShy part of the body
just back of the armpit. but the move
ment saved Kvlly's life. The wound is
deep. hut the injured man will recover.
Smith .SAnnal in 4 hhnk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
SENATE WILL WAIT.
Congress SSlOnal Inquiry into Maine
Disaster is Post
pOned.

Washington, D. c., March l5.-The
Senate committee on naval affairs had
under consideration the resolution in
structing it to make an investigation of
the Maine disaster and decided by vote
of to , to postpone action for the pres
ent
This action was preceded by a sharp
exchange of words between the advo-
Gates of immediate action and those who
think the active investigation should be
deferred i'll order 10 permit the admins
tration full opportunity to press its own
investigation through the naval board of
inquiry.
After the decision was reached not to
go on with the inquiry to the extent of
summoning Witnesses, it was thought that
steps should BE taken by the committee
to Secur" from the navy department all
the information III its possession, and
this suggestion was adopted.
1t is understood that the postponcment
was secured by Senator McEnery's join
ing with the ma jority of the Republicans
aud that Senator Chandler voted with
the opposition for the immediate and iu-
dependent inquiry.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
BEST MACHINE GUN INVENTED.
Powerful Engine of Destruction is Tested
at san Antonio.

San Antonio. Tex. March IA rapid
fire gun which was recently invented by
!. w. tircrr of Ioakum. Tex, Is being
thoroughly tested under directions OF the
war Department Artillery officers here
claim that II is the most powerful ma
chine gun ever invented. 1t is intended
fer artillery service. The gun iS wholly
automatic in its action. after the first shot
is fired the force of the recoil being used
Ia load. FIRE. clean and cool itself. This
gun fires 500 3-Iurh projcctiltS per MN
utc. 2an finch pr"jertlle> per minute. or
100 6-inch projcctiles per minute. II can
be- fired at any elevation. even 30 degrees,
without damage t. the carriage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
PRAIRIE FIRE is RAGING.
sweeps Everything Before IL on the Kan
Plains

Cimarron. KaS March 13.-With the
viud blowing AT velocity of about for
IL miles nm hour 4 prairie fre has been
raging within sight OF this place. sweep
ny everything before it. Thousands of
acres Of pasture land have been burned
off and reports are coming Of losses Of
livestock and bindings. but So far n"
losses of human life have been heard Of.
Il one time the wind changed sudden
y driving the flames toward the town and
il took hard work on the part Of a large
force Of mon with teams and water waS-
Gus TO prevent the towns destruction.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
CROSSED THE BOUNDARY.
French and German Officers Clash
on the Territory of the
FIrSt Naned Nation.

Nancy. Franco. March ia German
captain Of customs guards and ON" Of
his suhordnatrS crossed the frontier on
Monday. advancing fifteen yards beyond
the boundary line. \ body of French
workmcn attempted 10 arrest the Ger
mans and one Of the workmcn struck the
German officer with a stick The officer
drew his sword and ordered his suhor-
dinate to load his rifle Both the Ger
mans adjourned to the boundary line.
here they stopped and confronted the
Frcnchmcn. The affair is now being i'll
ypStlCated
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
MRS. THURST0N DEAD.
Sudden Summons for the Wife of
the Senator from Ne
braSka

Havana, March 15.-MIS. Martha
Thurston. wife of Senator 1hurSton and
4 member of the congressional party
which went to Cuba on the yacht Anita.
died suddenly last night. presumably of
heart disease. The Anita left MatanzaS 5
late Sunday night with all the congrcS-
slonal party except Congressman Smith
and Congressman Cummings, who went
to Sa@ua by rail. The passage from Ha-
vana Ia MatanZas was very rough. and
that to Sagua even worse. 1t is thought
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
COAL COMBINE is ACTIVE.
No Longer Denied that There Is an
Agreement Between Ohio
Producers.

Cleveland, O., March 15.-It is said
That since til" Scnar" investigating com
mttce has concluded It's work. coal op-
orator, openly admit that the Ohio coal
railroad combine is in active operation
II is claimed that every h1g operator in
til. state is a member of the trust
The combine. said leading coal op-
erarur today, was practically completed
II a meeting here Il number of weeks
agn. II now controls the entire output
II coal in Ohio.
AIl coal il delivered to the railroads
1T u stated price. and they assume the
responsibility of all sales Il is the
strongest and promises to hc the most
successful coal combine this country has
ever seen.
III is expected that other states will
T. taken into the combine when the time
Tor sUeh movement arrives.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
NEW HOTEL AT EAGLE LAKE.
Chicago Hotel Company to Build a S2O.-
900 Summer Resort.

Eagle. Wis. March III Special /
The plans and specifications for the new
summer hotel at Eagle Lake, Waukesha
county. are in the hands of contractors
and the contracts will be let in a few
days. The structure is to be completed hv
July |. 1898. and will cost over 500 900.
The Chicago Hotel company is the build
er and owner. This hotel means great
deal for that popular resort The Eagle
Lake hotel was unable to handle all the
business last season. and has all its rooms
engaged for this summer, which proves that
Eagle Lake is becoming very popular with
Milwaukee. Chicago and st. Louis people.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
THE san FRANCISCO SAILS
She was the Only Ship Left on the
European Station-Went
Southwest.

Lisbon. March 1J-Thc United States
cruiser San Francisco sailed from here
today, going in a southweSterly direction.
The war department has decided to
complete the dcfenscs of the port of Lis
hon rs speedily as possible.
Washington, ID. g. March 15.-It is
stated IT the navy department that the
San Francisco is not going to take a
~euthwcstrrly course. but has been or
3arcd to Great Britain whcr" she will
make up 4 crew for the AmaZonaS, the
brazilian cruiser purchased hy the
| nit"d States. II IS the present intention
70 have the San Francisco convoy the
Amazonas across the Atlantic but this
purpose is not fixed one as yet.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
DR.. PIPER IS DYING.
For Many Years Rector Of ST
Luke's Church and Warden
of Racine College.

Milwaukee. Wis. March 15.-[Special.
Rev. Arthur Piper. s. T. n, rector of
st. Luke's Episcopal church. Racine, and
warden of Racine college, lies at the
point of death in his rooms at Racine col
lege. DR.. Piper was stricken with pneu
monia one week ago Sunday. Sunday
the prayers of the clergy and congrega
tons for his recovery were Diddon in the
churches. Since yesterday morning dis
solution has been expected 10 occur at
any time.
Dr. Piper is about % years of age
He was born in that part of London
known in Cowper's 'Diverting History
of John Gilpin" as Merry ISing
ton. and was baptized in the old par
iSh church there. His schooling in
ca rier years was impaired AT High
bury college and at Greenwich At
the age of - he set foot on this continent
at Quebec, and travelled with his parents
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
SMALLPOX is EPIDEMIC.
state OF Kcutuckv viii Have to Help the
City of Middl~sboro.

Frankfort. Ky. March 15.-The gov
ernur received mcSSag" from Middlo>-
bore today stating there are seventy new
eases ii smallpox and 400 suspects there;
that tho city is Quarautiucd. has no
money. the county ran appropriate none
and that the city'S stricken people are
liable r. Starye He ut once prepared an
emergency special message to the LcgiS-
laturr which is in session. today hcIug
the date for adjournment. nrEin- them
to make IN appropriation and intimating
that he viii sign a rushed through bill
without amy question about the lrresu-
la..tics Of putting such measure
through in one day. Sick members of
the board Of health have tcleGraphcd
their designations. that we'll men. able TO
co 10 the scene Of the trouble, may be
appointed in their stead.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
RELIEF FOR MAINE VICTIMS.
Appropriation Bill is Taken Up by the
House.

Washington, u. c. March 15-At the
opening of the session of the House to-
day the speaker recognized Mr.. Boutellc
tRcp.. Mc.b. chairman of the naval com
lnittee, to call up the bill for the relief
of the victims and survivors of the Maine
disaster. The bill provides for the pay
mcnt to the legal heirs of those who lost
their lives equal to twelve months sea
pay of the deceased and the reimburse
ment to the survivors to the value of pres
ent effects lost, not to exceed in amount
sum equal To twelve months sea pay.
Mr. Loud ttcp.. Cali objected TO the
consideration of the Maine relief bill. 1t
was finally agreed to consider the bill
after the postotiicc appropriation bill had
been disposed Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
BILLY" MASON MUST FIGHT.
Editor of Spanish illustrated Paper
Challenges Him.

Washington, Il. c, March 11.-Sen-
ator Mason has received the challenge
sent him by the editor of the Spanish IL
ment i printed. and i signed Icy the cd
itor. the Marquis de Alta Villa. Th"
challenge is To- combat AT swords point
ana i preceded by short column Of per
~onal abuse in which Mr.. Mason iS de
scrihed aS AN ignohle Yankee senator
who Scolds like 4 woman and who has
not the valur to fight like Il man. and
who would take a slap in the face with
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON.
Only One Ever Caught in Green Bay
BrouIht To Mar ette.

Marinette. Wis. March 15.-Iohn q.
Lindquist. fish dealer, was surprised last
Saturday when fisherman from Pesh-
tigo Point brought in a salmon which he
ad caught in his nets. TIL" fish was no
salmon trout, hut a real Columbia river
specimen of the kind. Mr.. Lindquist
says it is the first fish Of the kind that
was ever caught in Green bay. as far as
he knows He turned it over to II. G.
Thompson. and the latter Will communi-
cate with the state fish commission in re-
gard to IT, Years ago salmon fry We're
planted in Green bay. but nothing has
ever been learned OF the results of the at
tempts in fish trar,planting until this sal
mon was caught : Saturday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
ONLY FOR VERIFICATlOE.
Board of Inquiry Needs Little More from
the Divers.

New York. March lo.-Ihe Nofla
correspondent At Havana teleSrapns To-
dav that the report OF the naval board
of INQUIRY will be ready 10 forward 10
Washington in two or three days at the
outside 4 few simple details OF expert
testimony are being collected. 10 NInd NJ
things and the drawings and plans based
on the divers Investigations are nearly
6niShed. The divers are only GesCenolnS
now 10 verify the points already suggest
ed by previous discoveries and 70 take &C
curare measurements Of certain important
port plates Of the wrecked cruiser anu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
YELP FROM EUROPEAN POWERS
austria and Germany Barking at Uncle
Sans Heels

London, March 15.-The Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times says: "According
to information obtained from good
sources. the Austrian Emperor is making
great efforts to induce the European pow
erS to present to the United States the
danger 10 Europe of their carrying any
further their interference in Cuban at
faIrs. Emperor William is warmly sec
onding the efforts of Emperor Francis 10
seph. The American government is
aware of this situation"
he Vienna correspondent of the Stand
ard says that Austria and Germany sym
pathize with Spain. the former being ac-
fuated by family ties between the two
relgniag houses and the latter by a grudgr
against the United State-.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
GOING TO HAVANA. -
Destination of the Spanish Torpedo
Flotilla Which Sailed from
Cady.

Madrid March 1.-THE Spanish tor
prdo hotiIla which sailed from Cadiz on
sunday last. o>tenSihly for Porto Rico.
Will only call there for provisions. etc,
and viii afterwards leave for Havana.
\ second Spanish fotilIa viii soon start
far Cuban waters and will probably be
,tatinnetl NJ Porto Rico.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
DIR. BARBER ON TRIAL.
Charged with Adultery at La Crosse
Case Before Judge BrindIey

Ia Crosse. Wis. March ii Special
The preliminary examination Of Dr. J.
Barber Is III progress this afternoon be-
fore Judge Brindley in the criminal
branch OF the county court. Barber is
charged with adultery. He was arrested
on Friday in Bangor. Mrs Barber is
very sick in West Salem. Her brother.
Postmaster George Breed Of Chiffon, viii
be here to assist in the prosecution.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
Socialists Fight the Police

Vienna. March 13.-A large meeting Of
Socialists was held yesterday az Duna-
Fol6var. Hungary. The speeches and
resolutions were 50 SedItioGs ami the con-
duct ct The crowd wj> - demousrTa1Ivt
that the gathering vas dispersed by rhs
-endara1ss The Socialists resisted tie
candarmes. AMI n rhe conflict tro n,e4
were ...iei ali four seriously wounded,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
MILWAUKEE, LIVESTOCK MARKET

HOGS Receipts - cars. lower: pack
srs, :|.65GtI 80; mixed. :;.e.Hi391; light 80
fI3 50: rough. 3oU"i3.Gr.
CATTLE Market steady: receipts > cars
Butchers steers. medium to good. 100 tl
1880 lhs, 4.lpd4 -; fair To- medium, $50 10
ln-., lbs. 3.S,nIinr: hciferS fair to rlorr.
3.psd3.I3; COWS, fair To good, 1900. 80,
cows, l15M2 IL, bulls. common to good. = -
49,; feeders. 500 10 $50 rs. 1JfI3 -:
stockcrs. 500 TO 100 lhs. 3.0pui 90. Nca.S.
45"'.5o; mixers ana SpringcrS. 2IUu
tr3SO0.
SHEEP Receipts. l car; market dull.
3.Usd4.Uo, lambs steady, 4 2JM5oO
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
TORPEDO NETS FOR ALL.
Battleships to be Equipped with the
Beat Steel Protectors.

Newport, II. L.. March lo.-It is unof-
ticially reported that the navy depart
ment has decided to supply all the battle
ships and cruisers with steel torpedo
nets of American design.
Five years ago extensive experiments
were conducted at the torpedo station to
determine the relative values of four
kinds of steel nets submitted for trial
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
Obituary Mention.

Neillsville. Wis, March 5.-TSpecial
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles. two aged
and WE'LL known people. who have resid-
Cd on farm near this city for the last
thirty-eight years, were buried in one
grave. their deaths occurring but few
hours apart.
Raraboo. Wis. March 1J.-fSpecial !
T. NJ. Warren OF Bixby, s. d, aged 80
died in Chicago. where he had gone for
treatment. He was a brother Of W. \.
and NJ. A Warren Of the First National
bank Of this city and will be buried here
Delavan. Wis. March ID Special !
George W. Farrar, town supervisor and
a prominent war veteran, died iast night,
*
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
An American Shot IN Cuba.

Havana. March l1-The ira in from Ma
tauza~ for Havana. when near JdrUco.
about twenty-five miles out, WAS fired on
Inst night. Three men were wounded.
George Rarnum. an American Of Savau-
nah received slight flesh wound in the
arm. The secretary Of the Matanzd>
municipality was more severely wounded
The Spanish surgeons on the train were
very kind As soon As the firing began
all the passengers threw themselves upon
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
ADDITION TO THIEMANY MILL.
Plan Accepted for Large Structure at
kaukauna.

Kaukauna. Wis. March III Special. |
Oscar Thilmany has had plans drawn
for an addition to the Thlmany pulp
and paper mills and Saturday night adopt
ed the plan offered by Architect c. B.
Pride of Appleton. which is for a two
story, solid stone structure. with an iron
roof. covering ground space of so by
1i3 feet. To conform in appearance TO the
present mill and extending entire.v across
the back end Of it,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
\ Popular Book III kentucky

Miss Beatrice Cunningham, who halls
from Ca,iiZ. Ky. has created q sensation
hy a novel mcrhod of selling - book she
has written and published. called Pink
Root Blossoms She proposes to give 4
kiss with each book sold. This morning 4
real-e>tate agent took four copies on these
conditions and received four kisses. The
sale vas made on Main street. As Miss
Cunningham i pretty. Pink Root Blos-
sons" is ii demlnd.-t uiton Ky Dis
patch 70 Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
is UMMONED TO WASHINGTON
Ex-Nice President Stevenson Receives "A
Message from tho President

Bloomington. H., March 15.-Adlai f.
Stevenson, former vice-preSident of the
nited States, is on his way to Wash
ington in response to Il telegraphir re-
quest for his presence sent by President
Mckinley. The object of the President
III Summoning Mr.. Stevenson to the Capi-
tai is not known. Mr. Stevenson said
just before departing that he had no in
timation whatever of Mr.. McIIinleyS
reason for sending for him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-03-19
Carl SchurI Will Sneak

Madison. Wis, March Ia Special J.
Secretary Stickley Of the seni-centenrial
committee received a letter this morning
promising the attendance Of Carl Schurz
II the celebration here. Mr.. Schurz will
peak OF June ;. Gen. Bragg has also
accepted al Invitation TO speak.