The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-06-10


never been published?
Miss Maud Adams was a day or two
ago voted the most popular actress, re-
ceiying -. $50 votes, and was presented
with an automobile. Lillian Russell
and Mrs. Leslie Carter were second and
third respectively.
minneapolis and Mankato, both
good school cities, seem TO be having
quite serious trouble between their
school boards and teachers. There
seems to be a good deal Of politics and
personal feeling creeping into the
school systems everywhere.
The rapidly increasing number OF
arrests in Paris suggests that the au-
thorties are in a state Of mind similar
to that of the Queen in Wonderland
when she cried of with his head-of
with eycrybody'o head" = Pioneer
Press.
Mrs Stanford who has already
gwen millions to Stanford University,
Cali ornia, has donated the bulk Of her
vast holdings TO that institution. am
ounting to between SO 900, 900 aud $50,
10000. Tins is said TO be the largest
individual donation eyer made 10 any
institution.
The tug strike in Duluth has been
settled satisfactorily to all parties and
businees is again rushing. 1t is to be
hoped that no other organization will
feel called upon to stop the business
activity which, on account OF the late
spring, has already been too long de-
iayeu.
The fortieth anniversary of the or
dinatior Of Bishop Whipple was fitting
~ celebrated at FAribault, Mimi, We'd
nesday, the 9th Of June. Bishop Whip
pie Is one of the most prominent as we'll
as best liked men in Minnesota, and he
has the best wishes of a host of people
all over his great world.
-Drey!us, the condemned captain
who at last Is to be returned from exile
and have a new trial will have to d.
vide the hOnors of triumphal march
with NJ. lola, who SO ably championed
his cause that he himself was forced to
leave France. Public sentiment Is now
strongly in favor of releasing Dreyfus
\ cablegram from Paris brings news
of the death from heart failure, after
three hours illness, of Augustin Dalv,
We'll known the world over as a dra-
matte critic and author, as we'll as the
most successful theatrical manager III
the country. NJ. Daily was Il years Of
age.
The faculty OF the State University
TX. e decided uron the DIST of June for
..4n-ornencement day. There will be 26O
..grss mates, besides large number of
f.rst- graduates The usual exercises
rtsas.sling of class plays, receptions,
..dase>s and picnics viii be given during
tharweek previous.
-%evaral interesting facts about the
-Speake<fitip have been gathered of late
and aiHniss them we notice that there
i.aSe been thirty-two speakers. James
X. Polk hesrs the honor of being the
only Speaker elected to the Presidency,
and Henry Clay was chosen for the po-
eition sly times, an honor winch has
Eever been conferred upon any other
Speaker, Andrew Stevenson, of Nir-
4ihia, having the next highest record,
four terms Macon, Cuiiax. Blaine and
Carlisle each served three terms, and
Reed also, though two sessions inter
Nencd bss3ecn his first and second
terms.
Tile 1are Ladies' Home Journal
reaches the top notch of exceilcnre in
both lis pictorial and literary features.
1t opens with Il page drawing of Long
fellows "tvaugeliue'. AMI gives a
group Of pictures showing some .'FeIes
Of College Girls" An interesting Ges-
rriptinn is gwen Of The Creole Girl of
New Orleans" and blouse Keeping on
an Ocean Steamship" is graphically
portrayed. "HOw a Young Man Can
Work His Way Through College has a
practical value for every poor boy am
DItIous for higher education, and Tell
ill., the Character from Handwriting''
l. interesting and entertaining. Bishop.
priest, rabbi and minister contribute Ia
symposium on "What is the Good of
.ioing to Church, and the Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills, y. D., discusses Pains
that Polish Perfection"
4 Mississippi editor makes this ap-
peal Ia delinquent subscribers: Fish
town IN your pocket and dig up dust
the editor Is hungry and the paper
bout 10 bust. We've trusted Won tor
several months, and did it with a smile,
70 just return The compliment ami trust
lis Tor while. Our wife she needs
some stockings and baby needs a dress
Jimmy needs some breeches, and SO
does Kate ami Ress. Pud Is on the hog
tram and Peggy sick with grief, and
good gosh almighty, can't YOU give a
man relief? Shell out those nickels
and turn loose those dimes, turn en-
loose and whistle. and we'll have better
times; thcro'Ii he better patches on the
bosom "i our pants. and we'd make the
raper better If We had half a chance.
bon give Ia that old story. long gone
10 seed, bout taking more family pa
pcrS than the family want To read; but
ltelp u feed the printer. and he'll help
our town 10 grow, and thu~ escape the
sulphur ~ the regions down below"
People with much flesh usually snf-
Ter with greasy skin, especially IN
summer when the moisture aud the
grease seem to eNude constantly from
ivory pore, and cosmetics and skin
foods only serve To aggravate the truu-
be. very simple remedy for this is
hot water. Hatht the face in water As
hot as it can puesihly he borne for tif-
teen minutes al a time. several times 4
dav if the case Toe very bad letting the
water finally dry upon the skin without
lGbhuE Ifth,s does not suffice. add
i, tile water hit Of Ei-carhnnare rt