The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-04-24
NEWS OF
WISCONSIN

Madison.-The secretary of state
completed the tabulation Of the Off
cial vote in the Tenth and Seven
teenth judicial circuits. In the Tenth
Judge John Goodland was reelected
by plurality of 1884 his total vote
being 6,0S9. and that of his opponents;
I. W. Hogan, 4,1O5; c. F. Dillette
4102; O. f. Clark, sos. Judge James
O'Neill had no opposition in the Sew
enteenth. His vote was 1916.
Madison.-Herbert NJ. Stothart of
Milwaukee, who is here now directing
the work on THE Dancing DOLL" a
comic opera which will be presented
here on April 20 and 80 and in Mil
waukee on May /, has been selected
to coach the senior class play, Ben
ME, ST." which will be given in con.
nection with the commencement exer-
cises. The tryouts for places In the
cast will begin Immediately.
Beloit-Rev. Stephen D. Peet, the
Oldest living alumnus of Beloit col
lege, class Of 81, has moved from
Chicago to Salem, Mass The Ameri-
can Antiquarian and Oriental Journal,
Of which he is the founder and editor
will be issued from his new home. Mr..
Peet attributes his foreign circulation
10 the many missionaries Beloit col
lege has sent out.
Webster-Two children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Chelmo, residing on a
farm a short distance from Webster,
were cremated when their home
burned to the ground. One child was
three years old and the other but ten
months of age. The parents were
away at the time, the mother being at
the barn when the flames burst forth.
Fond du Lac-Frank Beau, ST., who
was postmaster at Calvary for over
forty years, died In Calvary, aged rs
years. He was born in Champagne,
France, and came to Sheboygan in
1854. For many years he conducted a
general store at Calvary and is sur
yived by his wife and nine children.
New RiChmond.-The revised figures
for the election develop the fact that
this city went no-icense by but three
votes. The election may be contested
by the pro-license people because the
election officers closed the polls at
five pm, whereas the election notices
gave six p. m. as the hour of closing
Beloit -Nayor Cunningham in his
inaugural recommends that the mum.
Der of saloon licenses be not in
creased over the present number, "a,
and the council will probably not
grant more than this number. The
council elected George b. Ingersoll
president.
Neenah.-Possessed OF a marrying
mania, going even so far as to pro.
pose TO Drs. J. r. Barnett and d. b,
Riley, who examined her, Miss Mil,
dred Thorn a hotel proprietress. was
adjudged insane and taken to the
Northern Insane asylum at Winnie
baCo.
Menomonie- T, Flint, who has
been editor of the Dunn County News,
has purchased the owen Enterprise
and will conduct that newspaper. w.
X. Hotchkiss. manager, announces
that Malcolm G. Douglas, a Milwaukee
newspaper man, will be editor of the
News
Waukesha-At his preliminary ex-
animation in municipal court on a
charge OF abandonment preferred by
Charlotte +. White. his wife, Fred
erick II White, Sr., Milwaukee real
estate man. was bound over to the
September term for trial under $1,000
bail. which was furnished.
Mcnomonie After this year the
kindergarten training school course at
Stout institute will be discontinued
The addition of free kindergarten
training schools TO the state normal
courses has made this change adyis.
able
lola Samuel Davis, aged 81 years,
fell on a saw in the Nancy mill His
body was severed from the left Shout
der To right hip He came TO see
about logs he was having cut He
stepped on log carriage when he
slipped and fell
Marinette.-Judge s. ID Hastings,
following The receipt OF petitions, has
called a grand jury to investigate the
alleged charges against county board
members ar Maunette and TO look into
the general situation in that county
and city
Racine In the circuit court the
case OF Edwin c. Seberg against the
Milwaukee Electric Railway 4 Light
Company. for $4,000 damages for the
death OF his little daughter, who was
run down by an electric car was set
tied for 8 o00
Racine William McI}rath, stage
manager of the Bijou theater. was
married at s. Patricks church to
Miss Murel Nauerie OF ST Paul The
bride is We'll known in vaudeville. hav.
Ing travelled as one Of the $4,000
Henderson beauties
Oconto Louis Kinney was burned
SO badly az Laoua that he died lis
wife and child were also seriously
burned by kerosene Fluney attempt
cd 10 star. a FIRE with oil when the
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