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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-07
NEWSLETG
Interesting Pieces OF TeIegraphic News
in Small Space.

in Small Space.
LONDON. November Sir Andrew
| Clark died at o'clock this afternoon. He
was Mr.. Glsdstone's physician. and one OF
the most distinguished men in the medical
| profession.
LONDON, November IA public exami-
nation Of the affairs Of Hallett 81 Co., navy
agents and bankers, show liabilities
amounting tc S725,0O0. The Duke Of
Edinburgh, the Duke Of York, Prince
Henry Of Bsttenberg, and most Of the
prominent naval officers, are among the
unsecured creditors. William Hallett at
tributes his failure TO fnanclering the
Dalziel News Agency to the extent OF
over 100000.
MEXICO, Mo-, November 6-While at the
table yesterday ex-Congressman BuckneF
suffered a stroke Of paralysis His condi.
tion is regarded as extremely critical.
RHEIMS, November Ga strike on the
tramway is now in progress. The men de-
mand more wages aud fewer working
hours. Several cars were burned yester-
day and the rioters tore up q number Of
rails.
NPALEs, November 6.-Streams OF lava
poured out Of Mount VesuviCs to-day and
tue eruption attracted crowds Of sight
seers TO the mountain.
BERLIN, November The Tdoebldu says
that the French government is satisfied
with German account Of the Saint Die in
cident and that has abstained from making
diplomatic representation upon the subject
to Germany.
DALLAS, Texas, November 6.-Last
night Charles Martin, one Of the wealth
lest. If not the wealthiest, young man in the
city, shot his mistress, Patty Cole. three
times, killing her. He then shot himself
fatally, dying this morning.
LOUISVILLE, KY. November 6.-Long-
fellow, the king Of the turf, is dead This
morning the old horse, who has been q
mere shell for several years, succumbed 70
the rarages Of age. Longfellow was foaled
in 1861. and was 20 years old. Az race
horse he had few equals.
ST. PETERSBURG, November o.-Peter
Tchaikovsky, the Russian composer, is
dead. He was born May 25, lS40
WILMINGTON, DEL, November 6-About
one hundred cases Of typhoid fever have
been reported from the southwestern sec
ton Of the city during the past two months.
The deaths have been few. The cause Of
the disease Is assigned 70 bad sewers.
MADRID, November 6.-The latest news
from Santander is that the divers who are
bringing up the remains Of the dynamite
victims sickened at their work and quit
The dead list viii amount 70 more than
], 900.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November g.
Three well known business men Of tbis
CITY, to-day mailed a certified check FOR
SlO, 90 TO New York 70 bind an agreement
70 bring on the Corbett- Mitchell fight for
q $4,000 purse. A telegram from New
York says Mitchell looks upon the ofier as
mythical, while CorDett's manager be-
lieves 1t bona fde.
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VIEWS TAKEN AT CLEvELAYD.
REPUBLICANS ARE CONFIDENT.


But the Democrats Expect so Pol q
Very Considerable share OF the Eleo-
tiOn.
CINCINNATI, o., November 6.-The
eve Of the State election finds the Re-
publlcans as confident as ever Of an
overwhelming plurality for Governor
Mckinley The weather to-day is
favorable and the outlook for to-mor-
row is good which the Republicans be-
lieve is favorable TO a full vote Of their
party.
Among the grounds of their belief 10
the success OF Mckinley are the un-
usually large and enthusiastic meetings
be has held, the division among the
Democrats in Congress on the silver
question, the effect of UNEMPLOYED
Workmen and of half-time work in so
many manufactures, aud the In
tense feeling aroused by the sus-
pension Of soldiers pensions. There
is still disposition TO claim
the State by not less than twenty-five
thousand. This county is put down
generally in Republican estimates at
seven thousand plurality. Itgave 3.5T1
plurality for Harrison last year and the
registration this year is within 1000 OF
she unusually heavy registration OF last
year.
on the other hand the Democrats ex-
pect TO carry this county and Cuyahoga
for the legislature. To this county
there is a reason for this in the fact
that an independent ticket has been
been nominated, Ostensibly 20 rebuke
she alleged ''hOOdler" nominees ofthe
other parties. This will get its main
support from Republicans.
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November g.
The Treasury Department to-day had
an actual working balance not to ex-
ceed S9,0OO,OOO II this becomes ex-
hausted the department will have to
meet current obligations from the gold
reserve. The treasury officials, how
ever, look for better times and a grad
usl increase in the reserve instead Of
further loss. 1t is expected that the
coinage of gold at the Philadelphia and
San Francisco mints between now and
January 1st next will amount to from
2O,OO0 900 to $50, 900, 600 according TO
denominations coined.
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tbs PROSPECTS IN IOWA.

The Republicans Claim the state, and
SO Do the DsmOcrats-Chairmen Make
Estimates
DES MONIES, Iowa, November g.
The election outlook has not changed
materially since last night. Both parties
held closing rallies in all of the
large cities throughout the State, but
these are calculated more TO
arouse people than 10 make new con-
vertS. Chairman Blythe, of the Repub-
lican party, before leaving the city to-
day estimated JackSon's plurslity at
1900. Last night he made il Is, 900.
He also claims a good majority in both
houses Of the legislature. g. R. Cum
Minis, who has just returned from a
speaking tour, puts it at $4,000.
AT Democratic headquarters estimates
are more modest, but the Democrats
have not been making bOaStful or loud
campaign. Chairman Fuller has done
his work quietly and tonight feels
confident that Boies will be reelected
by the same plurality st least as TWO
years ago, nearly 5000
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SAFE IN VIRGINIA
The Entire Democratic Ticket win be
Elected by from $4,000 To 40. 900

The Entire Democratic Ticket win be
Eiected Dy from $4,000 TO 40, 1000.
richmond. Va, November 6.-There
is every indication tonight that the
Democrats will elect their State ticket
by from 10000 to 10000 majority and
secure. over twO-thirds OF the members
Of the legislature. In every part OF the
State the voters are thoroughly
aroused, and this being the case, there
is DO fear Of defeat. The apathy which
was said TO have existed q few weeks
ago, has disappeared, and the Demo
Gratis will poll full vote.
Betting in Richmond is on 25, 900 ma
iOrity for O'Eerrall The POpulists are
said 20 be unwilling TO back their claims
with their money.
In Augusta county, the greatest
whisky producing county in the State,
the prohibition craze has taken hold Of
a great many people. The most excit-
ing canvass witnessed there 10 forty
years is selosod. They have made des-
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Nn safe PredictIon Possiblo.

DETROIT, November Cone OF the
bitterest campaigns in twenty years
ended tonight with big Democratic
Darade at which there was
much enthusiasm. Among the speak
ers were Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson and
the Democratic Congressional and May
orally candidates.
The registration this year has been
unusually large and heavy vote VIII
be polled. Both parties are sangul ne
of success, but no safe prediction OF the
result can be nj ade.
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O,t.,ds Issues in New Jersey.

TRENTON, n. j., November 6;-Fhe
indications tonight are favorable TO
large vote. Race track legislation am
in Newark a fight against "the ring
give promise Of bringing to the
polls focks of voters as large as
the flocks of mosquitoes for which this
State Is famous. In this county, with
politics as the only issue, ten OF the
eleven districts could be counted on the
Democratic side. The Republicans also
feel confident. There is very little
betting on the result and what there Is
is almost entirely Of local character
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JUDGE LOCHREN DENIES IT.
There is No Truth In the Report That he
Doesn't Agree With the Pension Re-
forms of the Administration.

DOesn't Agree With the Pension Re-
forms of the Administration.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November e.
The report is being widely circulated
tonight that Commissioner Of Pensions
Lochren's has resigned. The reason
assigned for the resignation is that be
is an old soldier aud is dissatisfied with
the attitude of the administration con-
cerninR reforms in the pension list. 1t
Is also also rumored that first deputy
Murphy will take charge.
Secretary Smith, when seen tonight,
cOntradicted the report and insisted
that there was no truth in it. Commits
soner Lochren, when questioned re-
garding his reported resignation, said:
You can deny ia the most emphatic
terms for me any statement that l have
resigned. am deeply interested in the
reforms which the present administra-
tiOn is making in the Pension Bureau,
and intend TO carry them out to the
best Of my ability"
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Immigration statlstics.

WASHINGTON, November 6.-Treas-
uTy Department figures shows that "a
SIG migrants arrived in the United
States during Septembe and that 43O,-
SIT arrived during the nine months
ending September 80; 476, $40 arrived
for the same nine months Of 1892. Aus
tro-hungary furnished 3,67S Of this
months aggregate; Germany 1921; Rus
sia Except Poland) 1927; Sweden and
Norway 1858 and the United Kingdom
11,2S7.
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The situation in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November O.
Psnnsylvania has never known an eieC-
tion, either State or national, in Wnlch
so little interest has been taken by the
public. The fact that there are also
iutely no bets, save possibly
hat here or there, to be de-
cIded by the result, indicates
inst how little the people care who Is
sIected. The Democrats concede that
II will be 50. 900 majority for the Republi-
can State ticket. Sanguine Republicans
claim 100, 600 and conservative Repuoli'
cans are confident that their majority
will reach at least $4,000.
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Ex-eovERNOE CAMPBELL

Addresses a Monster Meeting at Aanes-
vIus-rhousands Hear Him.
SBssla! Tslsgran 70 ne Rs0sSisr.
ZANEsvULE, o, November 6.-Ex-
Governor Campbell addressed tonight
the largest political meeting held In
this county. Memorial hall seats 1000
oeople, and these were all taken and
half as many more were crowded In
the aisle and corridors. 1t was an en-
thusiastic assemblage, and the eX-GoV-
ernor made ore Of the greatest efforts
of his life. Democrats are jubilant
over the splendid success Of the meet
ing, and il will have an appreciable ef-
feet u3on the election tomorrow.
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WIN BE HnlIr ronts.t.d

The campaign in Northwestern Ohio,
which VS. closed by Governor McKin-
ley for the Republicans in this city to-
night, has been vigorously conducted
on both sides. Yet there is a feeling
OF uncertainty which prevents any at
tempt by the party workers at an esti-
nation OF the result.
The Republicans, recognizing the ne
cesslty OF a large plurality in oHder TO
gain prestige, are bending their ener-
giss 10 one direction. There Is an ele-
ment of uncertainty TO the situation,
and the battle tomorrow will be hotly
contested.
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lic man in this city. When he arrived
az Music Hail, where he was TO speak,
mat building with q seating eaplclty
of 1000 was packed to the doors. Peo-
ME began going to the hall as early as
siv o'clock and before seven the doors
were closed and admittance refused to
IN An who came after that hour. lie
made speech which aroused his audi
ence TO the highest pitch Of enthusiasm.
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Progressive Presbyterian Preachers.

CLEVELAND, O., November 6.-About
fifty Of the most prominent liberal min
listers of the Presbyterian Church In the
large cities will meet in Cleveland on
Wednesday to decide upon a policy for
the future. Every effort has been made
to keep the matter secret, though the
secret would be known at all events.
Some Of the most prominent Briggs men
in the country will be present.
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WIN Expect tho U. S. to Protect The

VIII Expect tho U. S. TO Protect Them
SIDNEY, N. 5. W., November 6.--The
seizure OF the New South Wales min
eral exhibit az the Worlds Fair at Chi
cago, is regarded here as having been
obtained by Sells circus merely as an
advertising nodge.
The prime minister arrived at the
Colonial Office to-day and declared that
the Colony of New South Wales, being
the guest Of the United States at the
Fair, would expect the protection Of the
American government.
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Mnl Held nnt Arnih,t tha ont.

CLEVELAND. o., NOvem Der 6.-At a
mass meeting Of iron workers in
Youngstown, o., tonight resolutions
were adopted declaring their intention
to stand for the amalgsmated scale, and
denonncing the fnishers who agreed to
60 to work At reduction. This action
may delay the starting Of the mills.
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PItt,burr Inaus,rlss Re,umInr.

PITTSBURG, PA, November 6.-The
Westinghouse Air Brake Co., employ
ing 1900 men, resumed operations in
full to-day, after long idleness. The
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co., Black
Diamond Steel works and Dllworth
Porter & Co., spike mill, were running
full in all departments to-day for the
first time In several months.
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Jim Rurre Mant. . Flght.

NEW YORK, November 6. Jim Burge,
the "Iron Man." of Australia, now at
West Brighton, S. l., has posted $3.50
with Billy Madden to fight any man for
the lightweight championship Of the
world, weights from 125 to 13s pounds.
He expresses preference to fight Jack
McAuliffe, Horace Leeds or Billy Smith
for 81, coo q side.
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TODAY is ELECTION DAY
In Ohio, New York, iowa, Michigan,
New Jersey Pennsylvania
AND SEVARAL OTHER STATES.

AS Usual, Both Sides claim Every
thing Within Reason, and IN
Some Instances, Things NOT
Quite so ReasOnable-DlnerenV
Opinions With Regard to Ohio.
Pennsylvania Will Probably
Go Republican, They Say-Vlr-
pinia Safely Democratic-Mas-
sachusetts Close - Iowa the
Same-New York About So So.
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West Virginia POstmasterS.
inL TfLsornrn 10 ~ Rlnfatn--

eDtetut ItEs0TuhH % 70 htDIStsr-
WASHINGTON, D. c.. November g.
Postmasters appointed: A. L. Fresh
ner, Flint, DoddridRe county, vice A.
J. Gaskins, resigned; W. G. Dickson,
Hawks Nest, Fayette county, vice w.
7. Hamilton, resigned.
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You only need make the most super
fcial examination 60 determine the value
Of thP Register as an advertising me-
dlum. Published more local and tele-
grnphih news In one Issue than any OF
its con femPorarIss de IN thros.
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Pensions Granted . wsst vIrrIalans.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November g.
The following West Virginia pensions
have been issued: Original, Frederick
W. Custig, Volcano; Charles o. Jack,
Wheeling; increase, Nicholas j. Wilcox,
West Union.
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TIE DEAD MANS PICTURE
Printed in the "sunday Register" BrouSh'
About His Identification.
-, 1r.,-.-,.,, ,o fss 52s1Lece-

Printed in the "SunOa4 HcSAS
About His Identification
spsesaE TslsorcmrO taS RsoGsss-
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA, November
e.-The remains Of the unknown dead
man which have caused so much specu-
alton here, have at last been identned
as man named Davis, from the Meigs
county, Ohio, infrmary. Parties from
Pomeroy recognizing him by the picture
in the SUNDAY REGISTER.
He was a soldier in Company l. 4tn
West Virginia Regiment Volunteers
and has been of unsound mind for some
time. He escaped from the farm about
two weeks ago, wandering here and
there until he met death in terrible
manner, which remains still mystery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-07

very hurried comparison will demon
strsto 20 you that the Daily and sunday
Register Is the best local and telegraphIo
paper published In Wheeling. Is cents
per week. delivered 60 any part OF the
city and surrounding neighborhoOd
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ThnFnther

OF al diseases is impure blood, when
loaded with foul humor. How important
then, that the blood should be pure, rich
and strong, without which there can be no
health. To purify the blood Sulphur Bit
ters is incomparably the best medicine
that it is possible to obtRin.-THE EDITOR.
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Steamship Arrivals

NAPLES, November g. Arrived:
Wezer, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. November g. Ar
rived: Elbe, New York.
NEW YORK, November 6.-Arrived:
Steamer TraRVe, Bremen.
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n glance at the KeEiItsrs pages viii
demOnstrate its superiority as to local and
telegraphio news. Daily and sunday de
livsrsd to any part of the city and surround
ng towns for IS cents yer week
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OF rs all. says Hamlet, but there are some
people who have no conscience az all
Among them are dealers who endeavor OF
palm upon the public cheap, corrosive sub
stitutes Of pure and fragrant SOZODONT.
Let-the public be On its guard against such
ahqrna
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No News from ssntauder.

MADRID, Nov. 6.-No further news
has been received from Santander up to
noon to-day, many doctors and nurses
in addition to those already sent have
been dispatched to the stricken city.
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WFEEITNq " VA TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8 I0ga

perate effort to defeat Hon. Edward
Ecbois for reelection to the Senate, ous
Information to-day is to the effect tnat
the Democrats win carry the county
with their entire ticket.
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SECRETARY CARLISLE
In New York on Official, But Not
Public Business.
MINTS ORDERED TO GET READY

To Make Some Silver Dollars, IN
Case 1t is Deemed Advisable to
Coin the Seignorage of the Sill
yer in the Treasury-The WORK
Ordered Done is Merely Prepar-
atory-Ingots and Blanks to Be
Made and Held For Orders.
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Sr..i.lr.L.arnn o a. K.gl.s-.

CLEVELAND, o., November 6.-Con'
servativs estimates Of politicians In this
CITY place NIcKinley's majority at from
90 600 TO $4,000. Local issues enter
largely into the campaign.
E. H. WILKINSON,
Ed. Plain Dealer.
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sr.-inl 80 b b. -.

U|0"III I"-0I|I-III y ~ ''"a
COLUMBUS, o., November 6.-With
ANYTHING like a full Democratic vote,
Ohio will defeat Mckinley and bis pol
icy tomorrow. Republican authorities
are making no claims, except that they
will carry the State. The PopuIist
vote VIII be largely increased by former
Republican workingmeu. Factional
trouble in several Republican counties
render the Legislature doubtful.
EDITOR PrcsS-POSt
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TIE wKArHEE

Wksnrsrox, .. c., November 6-For Ohio,
warner. fsir, and increafing so1therlY winds.
For western New York. Western Psunsyl.
vanfr West virginia fair, slightly Wnfmar.
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S, CLEVELAND, o.. November 6.-Gov-
ernor Mckinley closed his campaign
here tonight, and bis reception was fhe
uOst enthusiastic ever accorded . B.
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COLUMBUS, O., November 6.-The
most intense interest is manifested in
the result Of the election in Ohio to-
morrow. The Republicans are conf
dent OF re-electing Governor Mckinley
by handsome majority. Neither the
Republican nor Democratic State Com
mittee will give any figures. The Re
publican managers are not willing to
concede anything ess than $4,000
plurality for Mckinley, while the
more enthusiastic place it az $4,000 TO
sng8e Ue1ihcra2IC- Committee saw they
are satisfied. They do not give esti-
mates on the State ticket, but will not
concede the election Of Mckinley. The
Chairman Of the Democratic Committee
thinks they will elect the legislative
tickets in Hamilton and Cuyahoga
counties, and consequently have a ma
jority in the Legislature.
VIEWS TAKEN AT CLEVELAND.
NLEN EIANDf vs. -NoNtu OeE %. o.-l0Ql-
cations point 70 pleasant day and
big vote 40 the election tomorrow iR
this section of Ohio. The interest is
very great. Estimates on the re-
suit vary greatly. Some Demo
Gratis claim that Neal will carry
the State, but give no figures,
While the Republicans look for a plu-
rality for Mckinley ranging from I5,-
600 90 3O,OO9 The Governor is said, by
those who talked with him sO-uight, 10
be confident OF his election by a plu-
rslity larger than that he received TWO
years ago, which was above 81, OO0
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- - . b. -.

Special 1sisudm % M he9i'.-F'
RICHMOND, Va, November 6.-In our
opinion the Democrats will tomorrow
elect their full State ticket and ma
iority Of Senators and Delegates.
The Dispatch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-12-01
Court House Extension.

Dodgeville sun.
The special committee Oh court
house extension consisting Of Messrs
Rewey, Carter and thinner, met last
Tuesday and concluded to report in
favor Of extending the building west
ward, making Probate Court room
with vaults and also vaults for the
Register Of Deeds ard Clerk Of Court
in the new part and doubling the
capacity of the vaults used by the
County Clerk and Treasurer in the old
building. On the second floor would
be Circuit Judges room and private
Office with two jury rooms. The plan
is good one and ought to be carried
out. 50 long as this is deferred, val
liable papers belonging to matters of
estate al! over the county are IN dan
ger Of being destroyed by fire. doing
irreparable injury, while the expen-
diture Of $1,000 or Whereabouts will
make everything safe and add much
to the convenience for the officers of
the county and those who have bust
ness with them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-12-01
Makes more bread
Max es whittier bread
Max es better bread
Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Shullsburg Local.
Messrs. z. H. and Michael Conley
J. A. Duffy, C. w. Collins, McCarvllle
and Flakagan, Of Darlington division
Ancient Order of Hibernians, were in
this city on Wednesday evening, and
assisted in the organization Of a divis-
ion Of the order in this city, to be
known as Shullsburg division, No. 2
The meeting was held in the c. T. A
S. hall. and the following officers were
elected and installed: G. j. Meloy,
president; b. F. Morgan, vice presi-
dent; J. J. Jameson, financial secre-
tary; G. w. Galligan, recording secre-
tary; James Roberts, treasurer; J. c.
Brennan, sergeant at arms.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-12-01
Keep on HamHering.

If we would have better roads, we
must have better system of road max
ing and repairing. We must submit to
be taxed to procure them and keep them
in an efficient state, and no money could
be better spent. If we keep this very
important matter before the public and
urge it's necessity upon our legislators,
something must be done. But spas
modic effort today which will be forgot
ten tomorrow will leave our last condi-
ton as bad, if not worse, than our first
Chicago Herald.