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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
CTRA'S lNpEpE\pENCE,


l0tCFtNS, lINSl llNrN IN tNN Strlt% 40 e-
Money ana MNo for ,hN Can<e
pNiludrlnh{a, Ma,N,h 10 The Inhan
revolution naS ,\,,ed ,ha dNan<Sg In
ter,v>t in ms ,yy Moi only are mon
Ni'liuy Ia inultn th,rr n,nnry towards
,},H ruwhea,.,> .ar tnhao in,hsn,n-
,},n,n .nut many ar tDarn want ~ an.
hist In I'M ranks ~ nm ,,,tints anA
Rgm vim thnS,, an,x3y ,rr,,l,sl
MaYv,,S MuraloS the, l,r,>SLh,nl NJ ,an
Isuf;yi Cuha3sS' ,,phS ~ rhy,3,l,,l,
said That N,, i hrsA,.,,d Win ,nnlf,su,S
WHO Wanl IL h, xcnt ,o ,,nh, ana
tan, Nart In Mn, war hut ,,n ,nol},,.
tilus vrr, nil ,,,ruS,,3 n. S,tl 1,o,
he ryru Wv. , l,,t,r ff,,D , m,n jo
omaha, NOS Who wants +, h,. rnh,n
soldier, AMI rf(rrrl h.x ,SSiStlr,a ~ Il,
WAS u,r,i,yl
Last might $4,000 IN ,aSh ,>aS Sent
from hero ia \rw Nor1, fl, Va, uS,l IN
tho pr>N<,\p,tlnn az Mo war II Win hr
forwarded Ia Cuha \. nn,,, rrnSla,ut
Morales Slid ,lo, ,h,t :, r,,, l,,t,,r>,,
s. 800. 600 and $4,000 ono h91 h,ru
lyli>,l IN this country ,Lyn, far nm,
cause, ANA As much morn win h, raised
mSl aS soon MS B, is rrnuirrl
When Snrakmr nr thr Sjh,tton In
cuba, the arms of IN, rryoutlanis,S
mo r,Snun,>s AZ NM ,r,,nn,,ls N ,x,n,
m.ud ana the pant thr Cuhon ,lt..nns
IN the l'nitrd St9tns nr, ,,ktm,r H.,
the ishi. r,N>' dent Morales said,
"Ihr revolutionary narty haS hann
rNr thr rgSt SrNrn y,ars p,ruorlnr for
the CvCrrt. I'M and on oC mo island
and has hceu mlSipg enough funds
So MS to be- rvdv whom IN, nr,nlc
had arisen againS the SnanIFh roy
crnmrnt, 81 that we ,auld holm them
in ,hcir Ntrumslr for lthcrtv. and This
= lust what has happemrd The limo
Is rjpr for our cause Snain cannot
AFFORD 10 prosecute 4 war thAt nrom
iSrS Ia he II. r\nruSiNe Shr IN henk
rtp Ouly r,Svntlv The SPANISH gov.
rrnmrnt attrnnt,d tn n,>rntint,, q lNnn
In RrrlM and failed o do 50 Thc
bonds otlr4Nd would not hiring ninety
cnnts ON the dollar lhc ISLAND Of
cuba has arisrn and fhr Cn.ans In
this country have answered tho Nll
We are positively SUR, INA, II thrv
keep oa they shall be victorious. and
we viii give thrm all the aid which
they want"
MIR Morales was asked what the mil
itary forces Of the CubanS now are
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
INTERNATIONAL SIGNAL CODE,
How Vessels of Different Nations
Communicates ut Sea-

On July ., 1860 u COMMITTEES was
appointed by the British board OF
trade "to inquire into tn" report upon
the subject Of code Of signals To be
used AT sea" In September Of the
following year this committee pre-.
scented a code made up Of eighteen
flags and pcnants representing the
eighteen consonant letters Of the al
phabct, out of which 1862 comblna-
tions could be made for words and
sentences. A signal.bool Of comblna-
tionS, with the words. sentences, names
Of places and ships which these com.
blnations represented, was prepared
adopted, and nftcrwnrd translated by
many foreign nations. This code has
now become established all over the
world. and II known as the lnternn
tIonal Signal Code. Now when II ship
tain looks In his slgnal4book for the
combination of flags which represents
his ships name, and 'hoists them. The
captain Of the other ship looks ut that
combination In his book, and reads
opposite to 1t The same name. Then
he tells his ships name In the same
way. Then he may ask questions TO
tell anything by looking IN the signal
book for the sentences or parts Of
sentences he wants, and hoisting the
combination Of flags which makes
them. In his own language, the other
captain viii find the same sentences
opposite the same combinations Of
flag letters In his own signal book.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14

Rhnrandcr, March 9. Mary
Sweeney. the window Smashcr. ar
rived Thursday from Oshkosh. She
wgls returned to Oshkosh the first Of
the week from Minneapolis, aud the
Oshkosh authorities bought her tick
ct TO lshlnclander TO get rid of her,
She was sent back TO Oshkosh yester-
day by Chief Of Police McDcrmott.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14

The attorney general has granted
permission to commence action for
Of the coffee exchange or
New York city on the ground that the
exchange handled aduljerated coffee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14

Judge Gresham Will speak In Gaiena
on the occasion Of Grants birthday,
April II.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
SUGAR COMBINE.

Philadelphia, Pa, March o. III IL
stated on good authority that the In.
dependent sugar retlnerIes have com-
bIned with the sugar TRUST to maintain
prices
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14

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He WAS full-yrown. but SO Young that
his face was smooth. save for the
slight Indication Of muStaclIc. "Ilr
is quite honest" the dean Thought.
81 come from America. no began nh
ruptly in A mellow and powerful
voice.
! "You come from "A country Of which
a man may be proud" replied the
dean in the tone which made men love
him; "and You kindly honor me with n
visit Z"
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want" broke in the Youth. 81 want
to be gentleman"
"A most laudable ambition" re-
turned the othcr smiling.
81 want to 80 to Oxford or Cam
bridge. Cambridge | would prefcr. be
cause you We're there"
He acknowledged the compliment
with a slight bow.
mus 'he i'"' VI nus je'NN 'tau h'''"-
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dean. in his plaintiiye voice, sis more
usually a lady"
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| am EngliSh-born. and was brought
mp bv a british SubiC'' in the Domin-
JON. My name" he " ntinued with
slight agitation, is Benjamin Lee"
He looked earnestly ut the face in
the shadnwcd corner. but he did not
see ;hr sudden and quickly subducd
quivrr of the deans lip. He was
aware. however, that a change lIad
taken plac. in his face and demcanor.
"a very good name" he returned. in
the same dulcct torres; "a very usual
English name"
81 was born ut Malbmlrne" ,he
young man went ON. with an increased
Sonorouse>s of voice and intensity of
gaze. "My mothers name was Alma
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21

they expect wonderful things Of Cabsnnes
who will be with Sanger and Titus TINS
year. His quarter mile unpaced 10 =
seconds. made at Decatur Oct. q, 1924
shows that he Is in the championship
class. -.
Another attraction in the bicycle world
this season will DO the second visitor
Fred j. Osmond. the celebrated English
wheelman. who, IL Is reported, is to come
to this country to compete against Sanger'
Titus and other experts, According 10
English exchanges, several other promi-
nent wheelmen will make their appear
ancc in this country before the season Is
over.
The Linscott road race will be run In
MAY. Nat Butler won last year both tue
handicaps and the time prize in min.
2S 10 sec. -.
The Chicago road race OF IL miles 4'o'o
feet were inaugurated only last year anu
was won by Frank Rau, who had min' %
sec. start. The prize for the fastest tune
was won by William Bainbridge and "
II. Peck. Time, "a min. 36 sec.
The Pullman road race, Is miles, VIII
| not be run this year. but the Boyland &c
Smith road race at New Bedford, Mass
the Rhode Island road race and the bos'
ton A. A. road race are scheduled.
The Irvington & Mllburn road race OF
% miles will come off in May. Last year
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miles flying in min. So 10 sec. was great
performance, while his quarter OF milo
in % seconds, made at Waltham, Mass,
on Nov, Is, 1894, was also fast cycling.
Another wheelman who is expected TO
do wonderful things during 1875 Is A. L.
Semi of Utica, n. Y, who won number
of races last year in class A unpaced. He
Is not n sprinter, but his forte is distance
riding. Last season no rode three miles
IN min. % 2-5 Sec, four miles In 10 min.
A sec. Ave miles in 70 min. 36H Sec. aud
ten miles in 25 min. &c l-5 sec. hts great
triumph was riding % miles in h. min.
and 30 secs, which feat he performed on
Nov. 10, 1884, at Utica, N. Y.
Francis Is. Stone of Sprinfleld, Mass, is
another wbeelman who will be heard from
this season, and will lower many OF the
records he made at Sprinfield, Mass, last
yoar. where he covered two miles m min.
x 1-5 sec. three miles in min. Al 30 Sec,
| four miles in 10 min. 20 Sec, and five
| miles in 70 min. 81 2-5 sec.
FIJI. Allen of Springfield. Mass, L. L.
| Allen of St. Louis, j. ID. Park OF Denver,
| Col. w. A. wenzel of Philadelphia, Z. o.
| Nelson of Springfield, Mass. II. Davidson
OF Waltham, Mass, are all prominent
cyclists who will mako records during the
/ coming season.
In Walter Sanger the cycle world has
one of the greatest all-round bicycle
riders that has ever been developed, his
10 miles in IS minutes and 45 seconds
made at Cleveland, Ohio, July II, 1891
will not be beaten easily by any OF thu
new men, and IL his illness has not playe'
havoc with him, he will do great things or
the wheel this season.
The staying power of Fred j. Titus ha
been alluded TO already in this article.
is a quality much more rare than tina
the sprinter's gift. Ii is said that Thu
will DO the five mile and over man OF tn
Spaulding than. and II he goes about al
training carefully he viii DO one OF tn
most powerful cyclists OF either class II
this country.
Monte Scott is another OF the las
wheelmen. and he possesses great nerv
and stamina. His road work last yea
was of the best; % miles In h. . maj
u Is Sec. which feat he aceo mpllshe
Oct. 10, 1884, proves this fact. In ST. Lou
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21
JOHN S. JOHNSON.

HE ,,over more than his cleverness in
fast pedalinr. The invention Is an old
one. but il has only recently come INTO
uso. Johnson was one of the first to use
tho improyed bicycle, and rode a mile In
1 minute So l-5 seconds. Another thing
that mas operated in Johnson's favor Is
the fact that he was the first cyclist 10 De
naced by n horse. In all trials against
time cyciers are paced by some one VINO
goes before them and breaks the force OF
the wind, which is one OF the greatest
drawbacks a fast rider has to contend
with.
n has been reported that Johnson would
turn professional and go to England to
race against the champions, and the an
nouncement created quite sensation
among cycle circles. If he should cross
the Atlantic. il will be late in the faii
probably. for he has been matched to ride
n series of one-mile races with Walter H.
Sanger for a trophy, said to be valued al
50 500. and the championship of America
One race is to come off in June, another
in July and the last in August. These
contests will raise a Juror in sporting
circles. for the men have any number oil
admirers who will speculate heavily OF
| the results. Outside of the contests III
| class A and class B, the Johnson-oangei
races will he the sensation oil the cycle
world for 1895.
The fact that Arthur Zimmerman, wh.
ranks close to John S. Johnson IN speed
| is to be married in Dune and is going u
Australia, and that Wheeler and banke
will not be seen in this county this year
would lead many to suppose that Their
will be a scarcity of crack wheeimen, pu
such ,s not the case. The number of fas
men in classes A and b will exceed the
number in previous years, and thinner
man. Wheeler and Banker will not be a
appreciable loss to the American path TIM
season. Among the famous cyclists WI
promise great things this year Is A. w
Porter OF Waltham, Mass. During lsS
he rode q mile in min. 81 80 Sec; tw
miles in min. 55 1-5 sec. he mas ais
covered a mile in 81 seconds. HIS wv
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Iohn.on mr. Titus. Il is doubtful " there
a. = h;cvcle rider in the world who can
heat John $. johnson Of Minneapolis, I'M
Tess II be Walter Sanger, and II Is doubt
fui ~ the rider has yet mounted wheei
who can defeat Fred Titus at from :" TO
30 miles.
Titus. by the way. has joined the Spald-
inc bicycle team, and he has issued
challenge TO ride any man in the world 20
miles for Sc, 900 a side. 1t would not De
wonderful il no cyclist picked up the
gauntlet, for bicycle riders are ike race
horses and pedestrians. These belong III
classes. Many can ride the shorter ois-
tances in fast time. while others VINO ia'
Mt short distances are successiui az .ne
longer runs. 1t is claimed that nei'her
johnson nor Sanger can ride % miies as
fast as many others, while Iitus couiu
not live with Sanger or Johnson III
shorter spin. Johnson is prooaoiy 'he
fastest bicycle rider in the worlu LOT
mile. The wonderful mile rode by WINE
Windle in minute 46 40 seconus was re-
duced last year TO minute 80 20 seconus
By John S. Johnson, and the ume VIII
como very shortly, If not this summer,
,vhen the mile record will be 1 minute 30
seconds. Johnson's mile as well as Win
dies was made with flying start. Harry
G. Tyler's one mile standing has been
lowered by Walter c. Sanger, and to him
alone belongs the title of champion at the
standing mile, he having covered the us"
lance in 2 minutes 1-5 seconds
The bicycle is now of as great Importance
as the trotting horse SO far as racing Is
concerned. and IL has been proved that II
can be propelled faster and further thau
horse. ,,,.
John S. johnson, the champion bicycle
rider of the world, is a Swede, Is years
old. slim built, aud weighing in trainlns
1as mounds. He is not stocky. STURDY
lad like windle, nor model OF athieti'
beauty like A. A. Zimmerman. he Is no
only the champion bicycle rider OF TN
world. but he is Just as fast on roller ant
steel skates as no is on wheel. some o
his records made on wheel last yea
were: 4iO yards, % seconds $50 yards
seconds; one mile. minute IL 90 secohas
two miles, 3 minutes 81 3-5 seconds; thes
records were made with flying start
Johnson also holds the following records
nth s,anding start, which exceed trottin
horse time: Quarter of mile. - seconds
half a mile, 56H seconds; one mile,
,ninute 81 80 seconds; two miles, d NH
u,es 1 second: three miles, minutes
ssconds; four miles, IL minutes 10 D.
seconds; five miles, % minutes y 80 So
onds. The best record for one mile, ev'
made by any cyclist was made oy Son'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21

covered mile at Monmouth Park. Long
Branch, n. j.. in minute a5H seconds.
Johnson is now one year older, and ne
has had greater experience and more
practice. He conf Iently expects this
summer to beat his Buffalo record. Early
in lis career johnson was no, regarded
as fast man, and was beaten any num-
Der OF times in competitions on an ordin-
AIRY wheel. The elliptical sprocket gear
used on bicycles reduces the amount OF
friction to a minimum aud is big adj
vantage to n strong wheel driver, who
Mugs away at the crauks and relies OH
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21

Il would not be n
surprising thing IL
neariy every bicy-
Gle record from
140 yards to 90
! miles were low
cred this season
in the contests In
which John ;.
Johnson, Walter
U.IA.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21

r. Samoan. Fred j. Titus and owen A'erisr
-. 20 STRUGGLE for the supremacy. ~ Is
reported that Houben, the cracn ,d Henic.
-, have beaten records in Great Britain
~. 20 visit this country. Henie no1os
r.cords from four miles to eight mies:
m,h,,e Watson is the l0-mile champion 0,
Ena,,nd. TT these men come TO tho unnea
S,a,es contests will be arranged In whicn
the Fnolish champions will meetthe ias,-
Get AMERICAN riders with results sure 70
be interesting. 20 Grant
Houben is a famous wheelman OF grea'
.roed and wonderful endurance pu' no
ill have 70 drive his wheel faster than ne
over has done to beat either oaneer'
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GREAT YEARFORCYCLlNG
Mauy Records Will Be- LoVsred Before
the Snow Flies.
CONTESTS AND ROAD RACES
The Champions Are In oooo FORM
and the Summer Promises
Fine sport For Lovers
of the Wheel.
downright. 1896. by Bachelor. johnson q
bacnoHo', II would not be q

Copyright, 1896. by Bachelor, johnson &
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A. II. Barnett, with minutes start. won
and covered the % miles in h. III min.
Is sec.
The Martin road race is down for May
also. Altogether this promises to be q
great wear for cycling. fAF 2
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21

son at Buffalo, n. Y. Oct. "a, 1894, when
he covered mile on straightaway
course in the remarkable time OF / min
Is 2-5 seconds. which performance beat
the best mile run on straightaway
course By a race horse, Salvador having
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-14
HOME AND VICINITY.


Whips at half price to close at Della
vans
st. Louis will put in fire alarm
system.
Choice corn meal $1,000 pei ton at
Alma Roller Mills.
Bert Pulfrey of st. Johns visited
Alma friends this week.
Mrs. c. f. Mahan of Elk Rapids is
visiting in Alma this week.
Summer underwear at - Cash store
from cents up. See Dingman.
Two hours with 81 Plunkard next
Monday night will make you fat.
Alma physicians report number OF
cases of whooping cough in the village.
n. J. McChnton returned from Ann
Arbor Wednesday, to spend his yaca-
ton.
Mrs. Avery attended the closing ex-
ercses of FIed's school il Wheeler
today.
Aleck Kinmond Of St. Johns was the
guest of Cap Briggs last Sunday and
Monday.
Remember Smith Il Glass are sole
agents for Plastico, the best kalsomine
on the market.
Say. Attend the wash goods sale at
the Alma Mercantile Co S store Satur-
day, June, 18th.
Miss Addie McLaren of Newark,
Ohio, is visiting her parents and
friends in Alma.
Il case of scarlet fever is reported in
the family of G. NJ, Lewis, mile and
a half east Of Alma.
To RENT.-Three unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping, in the Long
fielder house, y. Woodwork Ave.
William Scarlet, surveyor and il
spector for insurance companies, has
been in Alma this week on business.
y. II. Lyon Of Detroit, proprietor OF
the Alma Excelsior factory was in town
Monday, looking over his property here,
The American Express office is now
nicely located in the RECORD block
first door west of f. +. Pollasky S
store.
5. G Merrill, business manager OF
the Times-Press of Bay City, was the
guest of Clarence Church last Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs. ). NJ. Clum and family attended
the funeral of Mrs. Clum's father, Mr.
George Graham, in Ferris, Montcalm
county, last Sunday.
John Jameson left last Saturday
morning for London, Ont, where he
will visit relatives and friends before
going to his home in Missoula, Mon
tana.
The largest churning ever done from
one day s cream in the Alma creamery
was done last Wednesday, when the
result of the churning amounted &c
,740 pounds.
The contract has been let for new
iron bridge across the creek near +. NJ
Webb's, on section >, Arcadia, consider
alton $4,000. Highway Commissioner
Adams will commence the work in z
few days.
La Coquette" is the name of new
march by Heinrich Bauer, the popular
composer whose compositions have
created such furore in the musica
world. This march, which is sold fol
only p cents, will take the music low
ing people by storm. Send for it to The
publisher, II. Bauer, 2l0, w. 42d St
New York.
The ball game between Alma anC
ST. Louis last Saturday afternoon, was
veritable slaughter of the iunocents,
and was won 10y Alma 10y score OF
seventeen to six. The Alma boys Lac
/ the assistance of pitcher, catchei
and inst base man from abroad, WhiI'
the st. Louis team was helped in iu
defeat by pitcher, catcher and shor
stop from abroad. 81. Louis didn'
get score until the Gfth inning
and then by dint Of some mighty hm'
work they scored in the six inning
placed 10 its credit It is needless T.
sav Hat the 50. Louis boys were ~"
as hilarious rs they were when the
left Alma the week before
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-14

FoE SALE.-A first class excelsior
factory, fully equipped, all ready TO
start. Good building, three-fourths of
au acre of land. machinery nearly new.
VIII sell reasonable 0n easy terms.
:. j. LYONS,
Detroit, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-14
OF
GROCERIES

have just purchased at a very
low figure the stock of Groceries
formerly carried by Is. NanDen-
Bergh and have added them TO my
already large stock, and in order to
reduce my stock will for a short
time sell Groceries cheaper than
they have ever before been sold in
Gratiot county.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-14

Russell Co.'s Farm Engines and Separators, Oliver
Chilled Pow Tiger aes and Mowers Steel and Wood Frame Hows
keep hand full stock of Engine Boiler and Mill Supplies
Pipe and Fittings, Brass Rubber Goods,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-14

All those brave boys land their widow who fought for their
entitled July 10TH
Mention this adv. and be get the discount.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-02-07
EAsTBoUND. DAILY.

Pullman buffet sleepers between BirmIng- ham and Jacksonville. Solid trains through between Birmingham and Albany, connecting at Albany with the Plant system for all points in Southwest Georgia and Florida. No. l makes close connection at Columbus fer Union Springs, Troy, Eufaula, Amerteus Albany and all intermediate points, Connec- lions at Savannah with Ocean steamship com Iany' s steamers for New York, Boston and the east.
 Sleeping cars on night trains. Macon to Savannah.
 For further information relative to rates. schedules, etc. apply to
 L. A. CAMP, T. P. A., Columbus, Ga. EOLON JACOBS, c. A., Birmingham, Ala. A. Il. STEVENS, Agent, Birmingham, Ala.
 JACK W. JOHNSON, U. T. A.,
 Birmin gham, Ala. ". F. sHELLMAN, Traffic Manager,
 Savannah, Ga.
 J. c. HALLE, Gen. Pass. Agent,
 Savannah, Ga.