The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1905-04-29

| Born, Wednesday TO Ensign and
Mrs. Walter Hayes of the Fulton Blk.
! q son.
Russell Baxter, Cashier of the Bank
! of Lake Nebagamon was in the city
Tuesday
! The Salvation will hold services in
/ the East End sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock and evening at O'Clock, also
all next week with the exception of
Monday evening.
The dance given by the NJ. w. 4.
Tuesday evening proved nice little
social function, about thirty enjoying
themselves by tripping the light fan
tastic and satisfying the inner man
Under the auspices of the Salvation
Army, Major Alfred Harris will give
lecture on the Hawaiian Islands, H.
lustrated by one hundred and fifty
views, at their hall, 800 w. 9th St, on
Saturday evening, May 6. MIR. Iar.
| ~ ''''' ~ ' Nt III VIC lSldHbS anu lllt
pictures to be shown were taken by
himself A small admission of 10 cts :,
for adults and 10 cents for children
Will be charged to defray expenses.
BY no other sets of facts is the flu
ture industrial predomnence of the
United States SO convincingly fore
shadowed as by the statistics of coal
production and coal.supply here and
abroad" writes William h. Stewart
in The Cosmopolitan" for May, on
"Coa'' i'll the Great Industries Series.
The enth g rest of the world now
mines only one.t third more coal than
does the United States. Not only does
the country possess the greatest coal
areas. but by the employment of the
newest labor saving devices obtains
its pl oduct ut cost greatly below
that OF Europe, The article is abund.
antly illustrated.
At the home Of Rev. G. J. McCon-
nell Monday morning, occurred the
marriage of marriage of Miss Anna L.
Klein and George Hughes. Mr. and
Mrs. Hughes are very we'll known in
Superior. The bride is the daughter
of Jacob l.. Klein of the East End aud
a popular young lady. The groom is
the son OF Col. Geo. il. Hughes and is
a young man Of sterling qualities, who
holds responsible position in the
Northern Pacific freight office at the
East End. After short trip to the
twin cities Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes will
be at home on w. 18th st. The Times
joins with the many friends of the
young couple in extending congratu
lations,
a picture exhibition will be held at
the Allouez school next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, May 4, 5 and 6.
at which there will be large collec-
ton OF pictures from the A. w. Elson
Co, of Boston, Mass. In order to see
the orginaI paintings of the pictures
to be on exhibition one would have to
visit galleries in all parts Of the
world. On Friday evening the follow
ing program will be rendered:
Piano .............,.. Prof. Wells
Song .......,, ..,..,. Miss Mclean
Talk on Art.............. Miss Crazy
Solo Sing Me to Sleep Miss McGraw
Violin Solo....... -. Mrs Dingwall
Piano Solo ........,,.,. Miss Wolford
Teams will meet the 1880 car in the
evening at the Nemadji River and
convey all to and from Allouez.
Milwaukee was stirred from center
to circumference Ionday forenoon on
learning that its leading iinancier, f.
q. Bigelow, president Of the First Ma
tional Bank was defauter to the ex-
tent of 81 800 900, A run was started
on the bank but funds held out well
and were reinforced by the receipt Of
$1,000, 600 at noon from Chicago.
Several of the leading stock holders of
the bank, representing personally
s25, 0O0, 900, guaranteed the bank
against loss TO the amount of 400 900
In access of the net defaICation, which
was about 81 200, 900 as Mr.. Bigelow
turned over 100000 of property to
the bank. Speculations in wheat were
given as the cause Of his downfall. 1t
is expected that his arrest and that Of
others who assisted in classifying the
books will follow. The First Nation
al was the largest banking institution
in the city having nearly 10000, 600
in resources. It's business will not be
interrupted by this unfortunate affair.
The benefit dance given by the Ma
tional FraternaI League for the bene-
fiji Of John Steiner ct the Music Hall
Thursday evening proved success.
Despite the downpour of rain the