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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-12-27
Notice of Foreclosure sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN =. r,,,, 49,.
Douglas County. ~ ShN'"' No"''


William II. Pattis0n, Plaintiff
John Fred BishoH and Mary oui4e Bishof,
his wife Grace r. PattIsou. fhe Bank Of su-
perlor, corporation organized aud existing
under the Jaws of Wisconsin ana Henry ;
Butler rs reeeiv, thereof r. T. Culbeftson
The Michigan Stove company II corporation
organized aud existing under the laws Jf the
state II Michigan The Illinois Pure Allnmi-
mum Company; corpontion Organized and
existing under the laws OF the state of M
nois The tlifton Springs Manufacturing Conn
pans, corporation orgauized ard existing
under the laws of the State OF New YORK and
the unknown assignee or receiver Of The pror.
erty Of that concern The Brooks OH com pany. a
corporation organized and existing under the
laws OF the state of Ohio; Joseph Rock the estate
OF T. D. BeckGith. deceased, and The unkuoWn
legal representives, executors or admins
traitors thereof The Commercial Bank of ST
Paul Minnesota, aud The Unknown assignee or
receiver Of HE property OF that couceru; The
BANK OF commerce, II corlnialnn existing
under the laws Of the State 81 Wisconsin: The
superior Trust Company, II corporation existing
nndef the Ia OF the state Of Wisconsin; Suph Ia
b. Perry amd Jacoh Ritterer. Derpndai Is.
Whereas judgment OF f,Itciu, ute gits entered
In The above entitled action Ia the court
aforesaid IN favor Of the panlinuud ngaust the
above uamed defendants. on the 18th day OF
November, 1881, for the SUN Of Sixteen Hundred
aud fify-eight Dollars and Niuety-hve Cents
md it was therein orde ed that unless the
premises hereinafter mentioned y ere redeemed
therefrom within one year that they be sid to
satisfy the ST Judgment
And, whereas, here has been no redemption
of the property in qucs, ion
Now, therefore, Public Notice is hereby given
hat on the 3+th day of January. 1913. at 10
o'clock in The forenoon that ,iuy. at tn. east
eily front door Oi the Count House in the city
OF superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin the
undersigned referee appointed in said Judgment,
will offer for sale aud WEI sell ~ public uucti N
FOR cash, to the highest bidder, tpru lois three
hnndrcd aud iorty, Gao aud hrre hundred ana
'Orty-twu t5'.l un West Fourth Street ia the
."wuSiIe of superior IN the city OF superior,
douglas Cuun'y y, Wisconsin. So described accord
ny to the plat OF superior 10 b. found recorded in
ae Register OF Deeds Office in said County or 50
much thcerof as may Dee necessary TO satisfy
ald Judgment of siJ5s95, intrrsls and costs g
sale.
pnied this 18Th day of pcoembcr, 1909
lclry :. Butler,
Referee,
u. f. Roberts
superior, Wis, Any for VIM, t.. ral,ison,
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Authoritative.

Meeks--The man VINO tries to change
a womans views is fool
Weeks How do you know?
Meeks-My wife told me so.-Chlca
go News.
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u. f. Roberts.
superior, Wis. AIRY for VIM t.. Pal,ison.
do jl7
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/. ;. LAR EN-,
4 e0j3 County Judge.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22
ALLURING COFFEE.
Nearly Killed the Nurse.

When one Of the family is sick. Mother
seems to be the only person who can
tenderly nurse the patient back &c
health. But we forget sometimes that It
is pretty hard on Mother
Mrs. Propst. Of Albany. Ore, says:
About twenty months ago, Father
suffered with stroke Of paralysis. con
lining him 10 his bed FOR months. and as
he wished Mother with him constantly.
his care il q great measure fell 10 her
lot She was seventy-four years OLD, and
through constant attendance upon my
father. lost both sleep and rest, and be
gan drinking coffee in quantities until
finally she became very weak. nervous
and III herself
BY her physicians order, she began
giving Father both Postum Food Coffee
and Grape Nuts, and IN that way began
using both herself The effect was very
noticeable. Father improved rapidly and
Mother Fegsined her strength and health.
ana nov both are well ana strong
Mother says Il IS all due 10 the con
tinued use OF both Postum and Grape
NUS"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22

liquor. so that he watched them as they
them joined by two men.
One of the clues most pertinaciously
adhered to in the beginning was the
mention Of one Ralph Ferguson as a reg
uIar visitor OF Mrs. Dennis for a con
siderable period until about month be-
fore The commission Of the crime. when
his visits suddenly terminsted.
A personal description Of Ferguson
was given the police by persons living
in the Dennis residence The detectives
soon identified Ferguson as a nan OF
fast life, as evidenced by his female
companions Inquiries were made among
these latter, but. apparently, with no
result, as to his present whereabouts. 4
gentleman named Ralph Ferguson re-
sides in the neighborhood Of the Dennis
house, but his personal appearance does
not it is said. tally with that given to
/ the police Of Mrs. Dennis visitor.
On the Thursday following the com
mission OF the crime mans oveTcoat
and an apron were found in the sewer
at Thirteenth and y Streets, not far
from the scene Of the assault, but. al
though these garments were identified
/ by the police. they afforded no clue.
Suicide in Adjoining House
Within a week Of the assault occurred
la most enigmaticaI incident which
wrought public excitement up to the
highest pitch as furnishing a possible
clue to the mysterious affair In room
in the "Ingleside, a boarding house i'm
mediately adjacent to the Dennis resi-
! dence. the dead body OF S. E. Presley
about forty-eight years CT age. en-
ployed in the Government Printing Or
fee. was found, death having resulted
from the inhalation OF gas with suicidal
intent
Examination disclosed bIoodstains OIL
the outer clothing of the deceased, which
caused Deputy Coroner GIazebrook tc
withdraw the certificate OF death he had
issued, and hold the body, pending fur
Their investigation. The garments were
taken to the Office OF the United States
District Attorney for a more critical ex-
animation. Later, a key was found il
PresIey's room which opened the from
door Of Mrs. Dennis home
Willie Lansdale. the boy previously
mentioned as having stated that ne saw
a man standing on the front door step;
of the Dennis house the night OF The
( tragedy. viewed Presley's body and sal,
! it bore a strong resemblance TO the maj
he saw. He said that the man wore
SLOUGH hat Whei. PresIey's trunk wa
searched a sIouch rat. slightly widowed
which gave evidence Of having been re
Gently put IN the trunk while damp, wa
found. The detectives recalled the fac
that it had rained during the night OF
which the Dennis assault occurred.
The proprietor of cigar store in tn
downtown district made q statement t.
Inspector Boardman 10 the effect tina
Presley had entered his establishment
on the Saturday night following the as
sauIt and, after purchasing some cigars
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22
IN MEMORIAM.

LTTTI Fin sad. but loving memory Of our
devoted -sother NARY F. LITTLE. who de-
parted this life one year ago today October y,
1904
our mother IS sleeping, SO free from ali pain;
Oh, wake her not, sweet spirits, to suffer again.
She sIuHbers 50 sweetIy; oh. let her leep on,
Her trouble has ended her sorrOF all gone
We think how she suffered and moaned with
pain,
through the long night hours we soothed her in
vain
Until God IN his mercy sent down fr0m above
An angel that Whispered message Of love
When YOU have mother love her while on
earth;
Don't wair until God calls her home 10 know
her precious worth
81 By Her Children
ADANS-In loving remembrance OF ny hUs-
hand PATRICK H ADAMS, who died seven
years ago today, october =, 1895
One year nearer the Great Unknown
nj "A. Z. A.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22
DIED.

SI8IMS-On Tuesday. October q, 1892, JESSIE
H daughter Of Joseph and HaLue SiuuIs, aged
five wears SIX months and fourteen days
Funeral private at Alexandra, Va. nj
CRAVE@On Tuesday. October q, 1907 at
o'a.ock. az Garfield Hospital, GEORGE G.
GRAVES. in his tBenty-eighth year, Of typhoid
fever
Funeral from the Temple Baptist Church,
Thursday, At $50 p m Friends invited mi
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joined in a discussion in progress in re-
gard to the Bonine trial. then nearing
its close. Later. the cigar man stated,
the discussion turned upon the Dennis
assault. during which Presley remarked:
Why. the police are shsdowing me
for that assault"
When asked why. he is alleged 10
have stated that it was because he
knew the man Who had committed the
assault; that he lived in the house with
him"
Presley then gave a description of the
man. his manners and his walk. and
this was said to have corresponded ex-
actIy with description of himself.
The examination of Presley's gar
ments, including his overcoat, by Prof
Hird. chemist of the District, proved,
beyond question. the existence OF blood
stains The two keys found among
PresIey's possessions. which opened the
front door of Ms. Dennis house. but
did not fit the lock Of his own, proved
another link in chain of suspicious
circumstances Moreover, a man who
gave his name as Louis Stevenson. but
whose identity, it was understood. was
/ kept secret 10 save him annoyance
stated to the police that he was going
along K Street on the morning Of the
[ tragedy, about ; o'clock. when he met
Presley walking hurriediy in the oD-
/ posfte direction. All these facts, how
! ever. possess the common weakness OF
/ circumstantiaI evidence which does not
! form complete chain
| a man who stat ed that he was with
| Presley the evening before the dis
covery Of the crime. said that he seemed
in the best of spirits
/ He said. on leaving the witness, that
he was going 10 see q girl who was
dead in love with him." and who pos
sessed $4,000, which ne was going 10
| counsel her to invest in stocks
Presley was understood to have ruined
himself financially by his investing il
stocks Upon his failure ne tooa 10
drinking, and it is probable that his
mind was unbalanced at the time Ct as
statement relative TO the Dennis case
and his suicide.
Packet of Letters.
A packet of letters belonging to Mrs
Dennis is known to have been secured
by the police. It was naturally thought
that these letters would throw soma
light upon Mrs. Dennis social relations
land. consequently, lead to some clue q!
to the Identity OF her assaiiant. but this
docs not appear 10 be the case.
In seeking the solution Of every sucl
mystery the motive for the crime il
naturally the first thing to be consid
cred Burglary in the case OF Mrs. Den
MS is out of the question. for money an,
articles Of jewelry were found in th'
room. which might easily have been car
ried away by the assailant-.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE co-Dartuership heretofore existing between
Edward Soneer5 AID Comedies " Eanderhoogt.
under the firm name Of Ed2ard Souers CO.
las been. this DAY dissolved by mutual con-
sent al claims against said fFm should be
presented 70 Cornelius V YandgrhOogts who
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October y. 1902.
CORNELIUS " FANDERH60GT,
EDWARD SOMERS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22
Visited by Nephew.

On the morning OF December Il, 1901.
just a day after her assault. she was
visited by her nephew, William n.
Johns, who came on from Gettysburg.
Pa. When questioned by Johns as to the
name OF her assail1nt. she replied: I'm
give her name some time-in my note
book" Whether this reply was irreIe-
want. or whether it lad any connection
with the question put to her, 1t is i'm
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22
Lace Curtains.

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22
Table OiIClOth.

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It was fully O'Clock before the
police were notified. Detective Sergeant
McNamee was sent from headquarters,
and was quickly followed by others OF
the force. They found the east window
Of the parlor leading onto the balcony
open. on the window sill had stood
several ported plants One Of these had
been knocked outward onto the balcony
The rooms were crowded with the en-
pIoyes Of the establishment when the
officers arrived, but they were excluded
and the search began.
No traces OF blood were found at any
point away from the bed except on the
top of piano stool which had stood
near the window through which the
assaiIant evidently escaped. This top
had been unscrewed from its base and
lay on a corner OF the rug beside the
piano. Blood stains upon II. and the
absence Of any other weapon, led the
officers 10 the conclusion that the stool
top was the weapon used in the assault.
About II O'Clock Mrs. Dennis was re-
moved TO the Garfield Hospital She was
hurried into the operating room ana
placed under the influence OF az an
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-23
RIOT IN PORTO RICO.
Bloodshed Averted With the Great
est Difficulty.

San Juan. r r.. Feb. 22.-Dispatches
received from Ponce last night say tha a
political agitators melted 4 rlot u oL'
dav and that bloodshed was only
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with revolvers, prevented serious con-
flict. -
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-23
STATUS OF THE TWO.

Washington. Feb. 22.-The status OF
Senators Tillman and McLaurin Is that
they are still in contempt Of the Senate
and only by vote of the Senate can
either be recognized either to speak or to
vote on any question whatever. The
Senate is operating under g clause OF
Section 5. Article /, of the Constitution.
which recites: Each House may deter
mine the rules of its proceedings. punish
members for disorderly behavior and with
me concurrence of two-thirds, expel a
member"
The Senate adopted a resolution declar-
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tempt. BY a vote both were allowed to
make statements in which they apologized
for their actions. But the Senate took no
further action and the resolution refer
ring the matter to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections is still in opera
ton and until the Committee Is dis
charged or the Senate relieves the South
Carolina Senators of the contempt they
must remain silent in the Senate. This
Is the judgment of all Senators who have
considered the question and the presiding
officer, 1t Is said, will refuse to recognize
their right to participate in the proceed
ings until the order of contempt is va
Gated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-23

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-23
ICE GORGES INTACT.
Big Flood at Pittsburg Causes Great
Apprehension.


Pittsburg. Feb. 22.-The great ice gorges
on the Monongahela and Allegheny riv-
ers still remain intact. and If the pres
ent weather continues dangers from a
flood and ice gorge will not be as great
as feared.
The situation in the rivers at present
is not so alarming. So far there Is no
flood in sight. If the present tempera-
ture condition continues for several days,
1t is thought the ice will begin to break
up gradually and will pass out without
doing much damage.
Colonel Ridgeway, of the Weather Blu
reau. says it will require a temperature
of from Is to 20 degrees warmer than it
Is at present. accompanied by a heavy
rain. to indicate danger from floods.
Mr.. Ridgeway is keeping a close watch
upon the weather situation, as any sud
den change will effect the rivers, a big
rise in the temperature making the dan
ger from flood more imminent. At the
slightest indication of danger. warnings
will be sent out by the Weather Bureau
to all interests that may be damaged by
a flood stage.