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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

CHIcAGo, May H. More vigorous rate
cutting was INDUCED in today the North
western announcing a rate Of S3 to st.
Paul The Burlington and Atchison
roads made sweeping cuts to Denver.
The Illinois Central announces
a So rate from Chicago TO
St. Louis, and s. to Springfield. The Mis-
souri, Pacific announces 81 from Kansas
City to Omaha and 81 from st. Louis to
Omaha Atchison' cut from the Missouri
river to Colorado points is to S4.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
MARRIED Ar MIDNIGHT.
sensational Marriage of Ministers
Daughter at Monroe.

MTNRoE, Wis, May rs. The sensation
of the day in social circles in this city,
was the public marriage at midnight
Wednesday night IN the Methodist church
of Miss Lulu Nina, daughter of the Rev
NJ Benson, pastor Of the NJ +. church
to William iiewlyn Perry, Of Minneapolis.
Despite the uncanny hour the large church
was filled to its utmost seating capacity,
the majority Of the spectators being young
girls The floral decorations at the church
and parsonage were elaborate and beauti-
full. A 5 a. m a sumptious wedding
breakfast was served Mt the parsonage.
to which only the ushers, attendants and
invited guests of the wedding party sat
down. The bridal party took its departure
ON the 4 a. m. train over the st Paul road,
for Mimeanolis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
Lotteries Must co.

New ORLEANS, May lG,-The chief
managers Of the Louisiana lottery inter
ests seem perpexed and worried while the
ants are corresponding jubilant The
'antis' say their ranks are growing
stronger day by day. It is claimed that
the lottery men have lost one senator and
that another is wayeringi that the anti.
lottery ranks in the house are growing
stronger
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
want bids for the worlds Fair Location.

CmcAGo. May Is The committee on
grounds and buildings for the worlds
fair has made a call for bids, and land to
be at least $50 acres in contiguous body,
so located that it may be sub-drained,
within convenient distance Of adequate
water supply, accessible by suitable mum
Der of streets and other lines Of transpor-
tation, and at least 800 feet distant from
obiectional structures or other features in
compatible with the exposition Pro-
nosals will be received UP TO May n.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

OSHKOSH, Wis. May 16.-It has been
learned on good authority .hat a national
bank will shortly be started at Berlin,
A charter has been applied tor from the
comptroller Of currency. Oshkosh and
Berlin parties are interested in the deal
This new bank has nothing to do with the
proposed reorganization Of the Sackett q
Fitch banks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
THE FARM And HOUSEHOLD.
GET A wtGGLE on. MY LAD.


tct : wiggc on, my lad
Don't walk at a funeral pace,
Don't stand lazy, mopins. sad
Don't sit with that droWsy face
Hustle around and DO your share,
ln the town or Ia the bush,
Rustic here and hustle there,
Hustle, rustic, hustle, push
Push ont, don' stand idly by.
Elbow forward push and squeese,
AuH Will get there t YOU Try;
Swing your shoulders, brace your kuocs
Don't 1.-Two iu litllp dem.
bon 10 bali starved, hungry, cold,
Pigs were made for such pen,
Wiggle, work, and push out bold
DON'T Jump it youy shadow moves.
lt the world W0uf Eu with you,-
Let i slap m us Ole grooves,
strike oui bold, try something uew
Net WiNsie 90, Wy Ad.
Get hustle u your talk;
ef rustic 0n got mad.
0ct hustle ID Your walk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
SInnel,terlng Rates

ST.. LOUIS. May 16 Several develop
ments in the rate war from here occurred
to-day. the Wabash taking a hand ae
lively. cutting rates sharply to st. Paul and
Denver Sunday the Wabash will make s.
rate to Omaha and a 36-rate to Chr
eago, while Kansas City round-trips will
be sold for 81.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

NEW York, May Ill, II. Cramer,
business manager Of Frank Leslie Pub
fishing house states, in denial of the dis
patch published from London, Thursday
relative to the reported marriage or en-
gagement Of Mrs Fraud Leslie to Marquis
de I.euyillc, that he has received from Mrs
Leslie a cipher cabegram positively deny
inc the announcement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
HORRIBLE BRUTALITY.
4 Russian Garrison Refuse to Save Exile
From Starvation and Death.

tNih 'AttA attph ttAN heaths
ST. PETERSBURG, Nay Ill Horrible
sscenes are reported during the burning of
Iomsk, the capital of western Siberia
The place was visited simultaneously hy &
tre and cyclone, the result Of the combined
disasters being the destruction of three
quarters Of the buildings, which were Of
wood, and the loss of hundreds Of lives
The cathedral, situated in the high part OF
the town. is in ashes. The walls of the
face IN falling, crushed an adjacent hos
nital, burying the inmates. who were
subsequently burned to death. The gar.
rison Ulutally refused to render the least
assistance in saving lives and property on
the plea that they had enough to do to
protect the barracks and other government
buildings. They said they had no time to
assist worthless exiles The city was
soon covered by "a mantel OF snow and
there was a sudden fan in temperature
which added 70 the suiferings of thousands
OF shelterless men, women and children
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
VISITING 4 HUMoRIsT.
Some Of the Latest Quaint Things from

want to tell of my visit to Mark
| Twain s summer home. writes Louise
NJ. Gordon IN the Brooklyn Eagle 1t Is
button hillside overlooking the Chumug
valley, the winding river and the city. and
commands a fine view of the surrounding
country, which is one of the most beautiful
| that ever saw No wonder that the
| great humorist catches inspiration from
| their view, and the ever-changing lights
and shadows and glad glow of the hills
God own monuments The cottage il
| modest and is atrame painted brown Ii
nesties, ina home-like way among the
many large trees on whose houghs swing,
/ uunolesled the singing birds. Neither
/ does ne forget to have flowers which our
| own Mande Andrews calls the soul of
nome and next TO our loved ones they
aFe,
az stood on the very long very broad
4 Net'nda' arlnHng M the great view and
| iRhhng OF tins man who makes this place
/ aus summer home, and hereeoins sentences
/ whose happy wit has swept away So many
shadows from the hearts OF his fellow Great
! ufeS, wished that | might know .ome-
thlng of his home-life, whether he was
/ Snlfking IN has nature there, had to ask
about 49, and was told that he idolized his
i taht} and made much amuse-
ment Tor ms children, giving
4 each one q pretty Shetlandl ony, and doing
/ many Things every day for he happiness
q ms three glrls, Az the airth Of each
/ ehlid ne bought stone wnteung trough
Tor .tbe country public road and inscribed
on II the date OF the chllds birth and its
name. Perhaps the daughters will not
care 70 have THESE thoughts remain after q
3 ~ vttff
! further mp the elevation, is his sanctum
p an octagunalIy-shape rustic many
"mddowed room He said Of this room to
1 e. W orld reporter. II think 10 is one of
me 9uietest pots on the face u the globe;
/ silh ] h4Ne had tribulauons IN it. Shortly
after u was finished and mad begun work
en y dfe"sy summer day, with nothing to
hfeak inc stiffness hnt the peaceful hlrr Of
hulhuHhk insects. qmeter thn solitude,
was aroused by tremendous snorting and
s9utatlug ana gruntmg, looked down
tAe htii ana lonnd that our nearest neigh
nor, talmef nad established hog oreh-
4}a Wheie could get all the benefit of 1t.
me SOUND those hogs made when they
9uaFfeled' ana the smells that hoated from
them ON thc sott, southern breeze drove
I0e Wild, "ofe was Impossible. ! went
ever 70 the farmer house, and hongh all
81 these hogs ana ms nght e. Keep hogs
forever a Few weeks inter That another
ehoras aroused me- aud there were AK
GUINEA mems s9NtWhilhK TO one another IN
l,le Piaee Where me h'2a Hdu heen Wen,
tae farmer sald he had paid q quarter
T. piece LOT them mems, offered
i'ta "9,i'u mead Tor tine iot ana reserved
WIZ privilege 81 never seeing of hearing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

MNRsHFtErD, Wis, MAY 16. Niche
Breisinger, who resides at Sherry switch,
was run over by a train last night. and
lies at the Central House in dying
condition His right leg was severed
from his body. Breisinger is about 30
wears old an unmarried
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
HIRAM SMITH DEAD.
The Veteran Dairman Succumbs to an
Attack OF Heart Disease.

Atfack OF Heart Hlsea~e.
SHEBoYGAN FALLS, Wis, May 10
Hiram Smith, the veteran dairyman, died
last night at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs, II X LOOMS, in this city whore he
has lived for years, MS large dairy farm
near the city having been rented. Mr..
smith has been troubled for years with an
affection Of the heart and since March l
had been confined to his room He was a
native Of Pennsylvania and Is years Of
age. He settled here in 1S47, and his
farm Of 200 acres is one Of the finest in the
state for dairy purposer He has been
quite prominent in ddirymen S associations
and has served as regent of the state
university for years besides filling yarious
local offices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
Sued for Islander.

INpIANAroIIs, Ind May 6. i. A..
milford, a Chicago ticket broker to-d,y
filed suit for $4,000 for SANDER. agam-
members of the American ticket brokers
association. milford ALSO asked a writ of
mandamus to compel the association to re-
instate him. George w. Frey. of lndi-
annapolis, was elected president
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
A Oneer place TO pic.

SUPERIOR, Wis, May l6 Captain j..
Iutes. a prominent citizen Of Duluth shot
himself ON board the short line train be-
tween Duluth and Superior yesterday.
Lutes is lying in a critical condition He
has had considerable family troubles Of
late About ten day ago Lutes wife had
bim arrested at Dlluth for alleged
cruelty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

LoNDoS May 16 "A news agency
here learns that a marriage has been ar
ranged between Henry NJ Stanley and
Miss Dorothy Tenant, daughter Of the
late Charles Tenant, and well known
through her clever pictures in the acade-
my and other galleries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

KANSAS CRY, May 10. A Topeka
special says that there are 500 Temperance
women in that city and that they have
banded together and resolved to enforce
the state law despite the supreme court
decision. Raids are expected to follow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
PRACTICAL l,EcrpEs.
FRIED CAKES

Two cups of sweet milk, one cup Of
brown sugar one-hali1 cap of lard, two
eggs three teaspooufuls of baking pow.
der Salt and nutmeg Use flour enough
torol out a soft dough Cut out and fry
in hot lard Sift powdered sugar over
them while hot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
refused to Abide by the Decision.

CHICAGO, May II. Evangelical church
factions refuse to abide by Judge Horton !,
suggestions that they settle their tronolc
10y appointing non-partisan preacher UNI
ul the general conference meets and re-
turned the case to court Judge Horton
took it under Amusement
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
Col. Cnnadx Resicns.

WAsuNGToN, May l7-Col W. P.
Cnady. sergeant-at-arms of the senate,
has decidcd toresign his position, and it
is said tonight that the resignation will
be communicated to the senate Monday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

WLKEsBARRE, Pa, May PA de-
structiye fire is raging at Ashley. three
miles from here Aid has been sent from
hawp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
KILLED WIN ~ Arn

FREEpoRT ILL.,, May IT, Jacob S. Rel
singer who for many years has been the
oyerseer Of the poor farm, was attacked
by an insane man, this morning. and
killed with an axe. The murderer il at
Iarge
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
WAS HER TESTIMONY IMPORT ANT
Runners That the Murcered Hurley Woman
Knew Too Much.

NnUW Too NIuVH.
ASHLAND Wis, May 1.-THE state
obtained a third delay in the triad of the
Hurley bank robbery case yesterday a
sensational story has been set adoat from
Hurley connecting the celebrated bank
robbery with the recent brutal murder of
Lattie Morgan woman oil the town, 1T
Hurry The Morgan woman was subpun-
ned as a witness, but had disappeared
1t is beloved that her testimony would be
very damaging, as the quarters occupied
10y the Morgan woman the night
of the robbery were such as to en-
able her to look directly into the bank and
TO see who entered it and left it that
evening Then too, She was killed with
an aN and her ltWoIry mtuueheA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22

Chas. Grover. is on trial at Milwaukee
for abandoning his wife.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-22
Condition of the BANKS

NEW YoHK, May II. The weekly
statement Of the associated banks shows
the following changes:
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DAc,rIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispafch steamess rom Seattle - follows:
Tor can Francisco. via Port Townsend and
board ~ p. ra.l June 2 2, u. II. -, q aud
every I'VE days thereafter.
For Alaska. Juae I, :. u and q
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. At9 O. m. JaIs Z .. II, 10 ~ .
and every ave dayr thereafter.
Tickets may b. obtained ss the cface Of the
conn any AZ Dc an Do~k. Seattle.
GooDALI- PERKINS 4 CO.. san Francisco.
MCCLELLAN. superintendent. seattle.
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DR.. ORDlN'S OFFICE
u At THH
RnDRa0 y N.IlTol TBSlEI,
THIRD AND JAasso.

consulAfisn ana psssesipsieas shsslussly
vnul
send soe frss book expiainins the Histossnstie
System.
cAUTIoN-Ths Hsssogenetic medicines are
sold In bus one agency In each town. The label
around he s,,tsls hears the following inscrip-
don: -Dr. J. Eugene Jortan's Hissosenesic
Medicine" Evesy other device Il . fraud
Sole depot for medicines, J. 4 Armstrong;
Garfield, wash.
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DIR. HI HAYES ~ CO
Eleetro- / hersnenfic Institute.
SEATTLE

For the care at oil diseases without the use %
mineral drugs We ccmblue al forms Of treat
ment. Electricity. Eiectrtc Belts and appli.
aeces, Electr:o Bstns. MassaSrs etc. Y0u CAN
electricity properly applied Permanently To-
Gated southwest corner Main and Commercial
s:reete Seattle. WASH. Terms reasonable. Com
oulsotion free.
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SrEAxER ASGEIEs-

VIII leave Hasae.d a Cegman xAsrs sos Pert
IowEse~t seqasn. ngr e~ness frsr Angeles
sra sr scxns Exr sfuc~a srs Friday ~ n.
rss&rssax exxs Rser Anxs2sx Myx1xy and
Ring. GARY Tag ss<Esaa AEsa pexs-rgx~A
r. ". wHzTE Master.
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Leaves resisys wharf Nendav. Wednnn0oy
falxIa n sassn- Esa Aey. se4avood, M.
seaE1i CITY. NJ Sexnsn and way ruorss
GEO. q. POSTER. As.ai
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Last TINE


win leave Yesssr's dock a = q N. eveyv Nm
tav. Wednesday aad Friday for Tupiv, - l.
foins, xfmsEis, Auekilseo. Mar svi 70, Lowell
. - GO Il. TOSTEa. Agent
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srsrr SOUND LINE


$40 f-oza san Francisco sc< Seastis lane ~
asasirx 3. rezca peex. ZEE rss~> tsc. ar,Sy
. CAAries Il wssS Ne 70 cs-sforuia ssrssi.
tnlaa poSn. e<axxs<-
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The viIlue d Medicine 5 Tested
By lis Effects

d. }. EuGene Jordan, Seattle, Waan
Oar har-I hope you viii not consider
me sedious q ! tel little sxpsxiencs.
sncn - msy mot hsve come under year
ooeefvafton- About Eftssn years go .
bright rcd spot. ahout the sfso Of . pea.
came o. one do Of the end a my nose.
- - sourcs of great annoyance T. Ne
ena greae anxiety - my friends. who
feared The spot might be . cancer 1t
eeemsd stFange such : thing would come
n my fnee. tor my health hss always been
god ed never hsd % much q . psmpse
on my skin ] did NOT know what 70 do
ior ne trouble There was . throbbing
pam I'll The while. and lass fall when the
cold weather set IN the spot became fam
Ing red and hard, ard remained 90. Il BE-
came vsfy sore 70 the touch and hot The
pain was thfobbinR. severe pain Then
! became truly alarmed. for the thing VS.
becoming worse. and some time in Febru-
asy remembered that you recon mended
= wafer for the eyes when fhey were in
6amed, 20 applied this 10 my nose one
evening and VAS sure that With his on.
application the indsmmation MS lessened.
! kept up the treatment week and NV
nose seemed veil l continued taking the
medicine for six weeks, and g The end Of
thst time The purple spot was entirely
zone and there Il no trace Of the thing left
The rsdness has also entirely disappeared.
] could not Be thankful enough that I had
heard Of your medicines and knew what
70 Use. Respectfully,
MRS. ]. PURyIs.
vAmox. King Co.. Wash. May q. 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. wa,h.:
Dear Eir-Your letter and medicine ~
ceived today. and am glad to let you
know that the Elk bottles o; medicine
which 90: from you some time ago have
cured me Of that awful disease, asthma,
and am glad 10 state that l have no use
for the three bottles Of medicine jus: sent
me and an very thankful for your kind
ness II sending me medicine by mail when
] need IL I have been troubled with
asthma for 20 long. and had given up al
hopes Of ever being cured Of II until
heard Of your wonderful medicines, and,
- you know. wrote you for some OF
them. Hoping that others may hear Of
these medicines. beg to remsin. respect
fully. JOHN BOERSTLER
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crrAxER nouSrArxEER

cTIAMER NoUNrArNE1R
LEAVES
Harrington Z Smiths wharf. foot Of WAshing-
Ton street, q m daily. and returning.
except sundays. for
DRiCKYARD3. MITCHELL'S POINT, SIDNEY
and head Of TORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES AT SEATTLE. a.so r. u
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RCE OF THE NILE

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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
III The ~ and { rsurotfous
STEAMER DELTA

VII ran In ronnecs % wstA the stesm.. Joe
ps ne sscn Hssesit cclman doex. irastng So
sszls en- lue<ssy. THURSDAY ard saturday ~
q "a fer Ccsuz CITY aad al way yotass on
Hoss's rsasl. Returning xonday. "Wednesday
. "a Friday. Fer s-ssxa. o. PASSAGE Apply ~
HasEel9-coaEsAR dock. e. "a s~oart.
n. TRorTNAy, Mssses
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CEATTLE. KIRKLAND. Hou0HToN AND
~ YAEBOW fairy.

On ead after Ap.fl ! iseo, steamer EDITH Z
viii leave her eock north Of Jark0on sfroee
cable power hoEse. Lake washinxson, Tor YtPt.
land. Hougaten and Yasrow daily.
LoAve cable house / Leave KfrhIanA
A. 64a q "a A. 80 o m
Al ste a - AZ a.8 a m
AZ 1918 p m. Az leo a =.
AZ 80 y N. Al ais D "a.
A. 40 p M Al SIS D "a.
Parties intending % retr m ~ g o'cloek maru.
tne boat can seesre barth ana meals hy aDply.
Ing 70 the rursos a the steamer.
C. y. KRAFT Nasees
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TO Nox1xsAxo AND ALL rouu On
GRAY's HARBoR
VIA
PUGET SOUND q 0RAYp HAanoRll
nroogh In one day from seastiA
I.ains connect daily q Kamllchie = I r -
Vii steamer from Seattle.
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PsExns NM TABLE,
ssgss sssrx
yano0uve1. Moo6ay end townsend, ThpD0ny
1hurDday -.---.--1 , N and Monday. II = y
1ownsend, Monday sud seassle, Friday and
1hursoey miasigh Tu<sday --1sm
eenfk1e. Tuesday ana Tacoma Friday and
Isiday-~-------s . = Tuesday ....--.---.-losn