The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-22


ing and suggesting, but no serious
charge has been brought against him.
Ali things considered, the move il no
doubt a wise one, and We trust his sue
Cessor will more nearly measure up to
the standard demanded by the people,
and add, rather than detract to the
strength of the cabinet. the resigna-
ton goes into effect the LIST OF August,
but no intimation has been given the
public a 10 who will have the place.
-"Three Oaks, a town in Michigan,
with population Of some 1919 sous, has
secured one Of the Spanish cannon cap
turcd by Dewey. When the report
was received that the cannon would be
placed in the larger cities Of the country
+. X. Warren, the village president,
evolved a scheme, called the people
together, taxed them each SIPS and set
about securing the prize. And they
got it. They got ont a map Of tie
United States, marking the largest
cities with small crosses, and showing
Three Oaks" up in excellent shape,
and as We said before, they got the
cannon. \ good bluff carried the day
ali right.
The war correspondents are sue
ceeding III working mp considerable eX-
element over the censorship Of Gen.
Otis, claiming that he does not allow
the facts 10 be sent to this country. 1t
Is amusing to read the different views
OF leading newspapers upon this qGes-
ton, most Of them dealing with it from
political or military point of view, but
seldom endorsing the complaints of the
correspondents We DO not say that
Gen. OTIS has managed the Philippine
campaign better that others might
lave done, Dnt he certainly has shown
great wisdom III managing the reports
sent to this country.
Japan has taken long stride for
ward in the matter of civilization ard
commercial prominence. BY the treaty
which went into effect Monday last rep
re-entatives of trades from all parts OF
the world are to be admitted into this
heretofore exclusive country, and has
by formal enactment done away with
her old laws and adopted a new civil
and criminal code embodvIng, SO it il
declared by persons f.,maIiar with the
subject, AL that is best in the system
of laws of the United States. of France,
OF Germany and OF Great Britain"
A NJ hammond, of Minneapolis,
is lying at the point of death from the
bite of a tarantula. The fact that the
spider was little one is the only rea-
son the physicians give for hoping to
fave her lie. The tarautuIa WAS III
bunch of bananas and seemed angered
when the lady Went to pick some off,
and jumped To her first finger, biting
several times and causing her to faint
from fear and pain. Doctors were called
ut once, and everything has been done
to save her, but her life j. still despair
ed Of
Tie Grand Trunk and Lrhi.h Val
ley railroad people are making Il biz
rustic for the traffic to the G \. K. en-
campmeut to be held in Philadelphia
September ith to oh. They have Just
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recovering.
4 message 9nrounrinr tbe 5a,tb or
Mrs ! " E,Lcork vifa or TN. C,.,.
cre,span has been rsrriy.I h.r.
Mrs. bahc"cN passed away at her own
E"me N Nccrdah. Sic had suffered
for many years from cancer, ami had
lad two very delicate operations which
"id not, however, prove successful,
Mr. habeock has host OF friends IN