The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-12-02

y loCal freshman, whose sym DatlieS
are rot with the Dutch Beers. on being
asked the reason, SAID: = Ever since
King Billy. that's him who came over
from Holland with his Dutch followers
and took possession of the English
throne. licked the Irish patriots at the
battle Of the Bovine, and robbed and
murdered the people. among whom
We're my forefathers, | have had no
use for the Dutch. They have ever
been robbers upon sea and upon land,
and the spirit of liberty as Irishman.
Englishmen, Scotchmen, Americans and
Canadians and other free men under
stand it, never entered their despotic
natures. They are plundering Natal
and Cape colony TO-DAY az they plumb
cred Ireland in King Billy's time, and,
deserving a licking as they DO, | do
not know any nation can make better
job of it than the English. No, | do not
love the English more, but | love the
Dutch less
IT Congressman Bob IT'S, OF Utah, is
has three wives, two more than the
Christian dispensation allows, no one
can reasonably object, because this is
Christian country, and one wife is all
is allowed a man; but if he is to be ex-
PEELED on purely moral grounds the pot
and the. kettle will doubtless haye
warm time.
"A subcommittee of the New York
State Commerce committee of New
York, is at the head of the lakes, try
ing to fmi ont the cause of the fall
ing off in the package trade between
this point and the former city. The
reason, as they should know. is one of
rates. 1t Is as natural for freight to
find the cheapest route to It's destina-
tion as it is for water TO run down hill.
The announcement that the Knights
OF Labor will take an active part in
politics III future, and vote in a body
rs its leaders dictate, is nothing more
than the throwing of Of the mask of sec
recy, and it will have the effect of leav-
ing the knights free to vote az they
think best for themselves as units of
the nation and for the nation at large
A Superior policeman boasts that
he caught pickerei in Madison, Mimi,
tour feet seven inches long. If he had
caught much wanted coon about five
feet eight inches long he would have
something to boast about. But it is
much easier and much more pleasur-
able to catch fish.
A gentleman and lady in Fond du
Lac, aged respectively - and II years,
were married on Thanksgiving day. #
WAS a case of love at first sight, too,
which goes To show that even the aged
are not proof against loves darts.
The question as to whether the city
authorities have the power to destroy
articles in actual use for gambling pur-
poses, ought not to be matter of
doubt any more than the right Of Il po-
hceman To shoot mad dog.
The public scht oil teachers of st.
Paul came Oft victori' in their suit for
wages for ten-mor term, the court
holding that they were engaged for ten
months and must be paid accordingly
Admiral Dewey has decided to
visit Chicago about the first of the year.
There viii he no doubt about his re-
ceiying generous welcome. Chicago
never does anything by halves.
The Individual who bet that he
would skate over 10 Duluth on Thanks
giving day should have reserved to him
self the privilege of swimming
Joe Seaman djsclaims being the
father of the puluth-Grand Forks canal
scheme. \ canal boat is too SLOW for
HIM.
-Aguina'do is still playing hide and
SO seek With Otis