The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-29
HERE AND THERE.

The story that 5000 or any other sun
was demanded by Bryan for speech al
Scotrdale, Pa, is denied.
Herman diplomats and politicians arr
convinced that il Is Great Britain de
sire to solve the Samoan problem by an
neXing the islands to the possessions OF
the British crown.
The Il. Y. Z. L. executive committee
voted to meet in Denver next year. y
resolution calling for the expulsion OF
Roberts OF Utah from the next House OF
Representatives wa adopted.
Right Rev. Bishop O'Gorman Of
Sioux Falls. s D. was a passenger OIL
the White Star steamer Majestic. from
Liverpool The bishop has been abroad
for several moIthS.
Mrs Andrew j. Hammond Of Min
neapoliS. wife Of a grocer. Is critically IL
the result Of having been bitten by a
tardEr Ala concealed in Il bunch Of hana-
IIJ>.
Following a family quarrel Mrs,
George Trc.dcr Of Libertyville, H., shot
and Iilltd her mother. Mrs. Christian
FoSs: wounded her husband and killed
| herself
The Standard Oil company's tank
steamer Maverick. with a cargo of OIL.
| /, sunk IN the harbor Of Halifax. y. :.
Her cargo took fire and an explosion blew
4 hole III her side.
All Van Booming. state grand mas
ter of the Knights and Ladies of Honor,
aged ~, committed suicide by throwing
himself from the steamer Bald Eagle.
near Peoria. ILL., Domestic trouble is sup
posed 10 have caused the act
Titus Sudduth. president of tha
Farmers National bank of Springfield
ILL.,. and one of the wealthip>t land-own-
erS in Central Illinois. is dead. His hold
InsS III Sangamon and adjoining counties
amount TO over 10000 acres
A strange insect is doing some damage
to wheat iii South Dakota. One farmer
had 10 acres entirely destroyed. while
a few other farmers also suffered losses
The insect seems Ia sap the life from the
plant. causing 1t TO fall over and wilt.
No one seems to know the name Of the
pest, which has thus far confined itself
to a limited area.
The warShipS Of the North Atlantic
squadron left NarraganSett Pier for
Newport.
Proceedings under the antitrust law
of Ohio have been begun against the
steel trust
Sawmill men of East and West Koo-
tcnai. Yale and Boundary Creek are
forming Il trust.
-Lynchers are pursuing August Baker
ed his I-year-0ld daughter
1t is reported that the Great North
"rn company has secured control of the
st. Paul y Duluth
Two thousand people from Illinois par
lSheS made IA prilgrimage 10 the grutto
of Our Lady of Lourdes at Notre Dame.
Thousands Of Spanish Iaborers en-
gagged on British naval works in Gibral-
tar have gone on strike. completely
paraIyzing all the government undcrtah
lngS.
The fire on the William C. Whitney
estat" ut W">thury. Long Island did
not destroy the country hou>, ~
WAS first reported. but burned one of
the largest barns. The total loss is c--
tinat"d ut from $50. 600 To $4,000. much
of this sum being represented 10y some
twenty fine horses, including several of
Mr.. NhitncyS racers, which were
burned.
John Kuehler Of Ann Arbor. Mich.
iG years of age, went into Il local under
takers establishment and ordered him to
get ready 4 ca>ket stating that he was
about 10 die Tie next morning he was
dead in bed. having suffered Il stroke of
paralysis.