No reason can be assigned for the
deed and the community is greatly
shocked. Some time ago Mr. Fuller
moved to Milwaukee, where his wife
is now living at 200 Wisconsin street.
He leaves two daughters, Grace Fuller,
and Milwaukee, and Mrs. George White,
of this city.
News reached here; this morning
bum Mason City, la., of the death of
i>avid Chaffee, one of Whitewater’s
old residents. Mr. Chaffee moved to
Whitewater at an early day and until
a few years agu made il his home,
lie was so years of age.
DPI 1 Mil: PROPOSITION.
Pl;in to Settle Milwaukee's Claim
Against the Marine Bank.
Milwaukee, Nov. 22. A definite prop
osition for the settlement of the claim
of tie* city of Milwaukee against the
Wisconsin Marine & Fire Insurance
ompany hank was yesterday presented
-o the city officials by Receiver Wash
ington Becker on behalf of the gentle
men interested in tin* reorganization of
he bank.
The proposition provides that thd
bank shall pay to the city $200,000 on
iho day its doors are opened and the
remainder of the claim shall be paid in
live s< ini-annual installments to date
from Jan. 1. 1804; that is the first in
stallment shall Ik* met in six months
..'•mu tin* dale given, the second in
twelve months, the third in eighteen
months, the fourth in twenty-four
months and the fifth in thirty months.
By tin* terms of the proposition the
city loses none of its rights under Judge l
Johnson’s decision giving it a prefer
ence as a creditor by accepting the
<*/fer. it also stipulated that the 1 city
shall revelve 3 per cet. interest on its
claim from the date e>f the bank’s sus
pension. July 25, until the* final payment
*s made*
hard times echo.
