The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-03-25
STATE ITEMS.

The house of III. Young at Whitewa-
ter was destroyed by fire.
In saloon fight at Eagle River Pc
ter Dunsmorc received injuries from
which he died.
DR.. Douglas Sauerhering of Wausau
has suffered stroke of paralySi the en-
tire left side being affected.
Miss Estella l.. Jarvis and Henry C.
Adams were married at the home of the
! brides mother, Mrs. Savina Jarvis, at
JancSvil!c.
Herman krohn, single. and aged "a,
fell from the top of Il slippery car while
! switching ut Marshtield. was run over
and killed.
Capt and Mrs c. w. Spalding Of
Appleton celebrated the Sixticth anniver-
sary of their marriage. The affair was
purely informal.
Mrs. Henry SorcnSon of Oconto ~
years old. fell and broke her left leg above
the knee. Considering her age, serious
results are apprehcndcd.
Fire destroyed the Methodist church
in the town of Courtand. near Portage
The loss is $1,000, and insurance $500.
1t will be rebuilt at once.
The remains of George Munro of
Mariuettc, privlt" i'll the Twentieth
Kansas. who was killed at Manila, will
he brought To this country for inter
mcnt
The Southern Wisconsin Teachers
association will meet mt Whitewater
March 81 and April l. The special fca-
lures will be two addresses by DR. A. f..
WinShip, editor of the New England
Journal of Education, and two recitals
by Madeline Castor, the Boston cloCu-
ZIONIST.
The barn of James Dimmirk. near
Black River Falls, was consumed 10y
hre. The suppoStion is that il was
struck by lightning. The loss is about
500. with no insurance
A telegram received from Watson
vile. Cal. announces the death of Louis
Il. Pcndleton of Racine, aged 40. Mr..
Fendlcton was the son of the late Nelson
Itndleton. once Il wealthy citizen.
Frank korczck. the oldest bohemian
resident i'll Racine and III" oldest Bo-
hcmian newspaper man in the Emitted
States. died III Racine. He was born in
Bohemia i'll 1870 and came To Racine tif-
" years ago. where he started the Slavic
AmcTikauSky.
Michael Sutton of Green Rav has re-
ceivcd Il telegram from officers in the
hospital corps at Manila stating that his
son. Edward, died at that place Thursday
OF smallpox. Mr.. Sutton, who was %
years of age, enlisted in the army at Min
neapoliS i'll April last.
Otto Young will build an Italian paI-
ace for a country home on the northeast
shore of Lake Geneva. The cost will ,>-
cccd Sl50,om The house is designed in
the Italian classical style of architecture
and will be constructed of white emf
stone on all sides, richly and claborately
carved.
Judge Fish filed an opinion in the
case of Owen j. Evans W. the Iorkvillc
X Mt. Pleasant Insurance company at
Racine. giving the plaintiff Judgment for
$500. Lightning struck and burned the
plaintiffs flax stacks and his loss was
$500 with an insurance of 5000. The
company refused To pay on the ground
that flax was not grain.
Arrangements have been completed
for Il dcclamatory contest to be- held nj
Appleton on April ! between the Mari
ncttc and Appleton high schools.
Lieut.. Erwin. crroneouSly reported
killed by insurgents i'll the engagement
of February >. has cablcd To his home
i'll Chippcwa Falls that he has nearly
recovered from his wounds, and has
sailed on the Arizona for home.
Arrangements hay" been made for a
G.. y. X. reunion at the Waupaca Vet
Grams home March -. Gov. Sc"ticIi,
Department Commander Russell ami
others will attend.
The suit brought 10y j. korpkc os
Marion against benjamin A. Goldberg
for assault with intent to do great bodily
harm. WAS tried before Justice \. Stew
art at Chntonyillc and dismissed for lack
of evidence.
The Rioon common council has or
dorcd that the license of SaInoukprpcr
William T.. Rccck he revoked for the sell
ing of liquor to minors the outcome of
the trial of Re"ck last month on Il com
plaint sworn to Icy Rev. A. r. Grant
of the Methodist church..
Emmett \. Ayers, who is under con