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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
ErenSt Sweet VS., state Affirmed
GrlmshaW VS., Affirmed.
bohiman vs., state Reversed.

Other proceedings were as follows;
state eN rel. Reed vs.. DIN ct AL;
motion by respondents for an order
liking the amount of the bond given
To stay execution OF judgment; argued
by David s, Rose for respondents and
by lard Thompson, lr,, for relator.
StawSou appellant, VS.. the Good
rich Transportation company, respond
eht; argued by ], V. Quarles for ap.
pellant and by Thomas NJ. Kearney
and W d, Thompson for respondent,
nantellS, appellant, VS., the city Of Ra-
cine, respondent; argued by NJ. w.
Heck for appellant and by c. c. Git
tings Tor respondent,
Winkler, appellant. VS.. he Racine
Wagon and Carriage company. re-
spondent; argued by T. NJ, kearney
Tor appellant and by f.. +, Villas for
respondent,
Wentworth, respondent, Us, the coun
ty OF Racine, appellant, and Morey, re-
slondent VS.. the county Of Racine, ap-
pellant, argued by Peter Il, Nelson for
appellant and by John T. Wentworth
for respondent.
Bisewskt, VS., Rooth; continued by
stipulation,
Abraham vs., karger; continued by
stipulation.
hohler, appellant, VS.. the Westsiae
Railway company, respondents argued
by {. H. Estabrook and Il, S. Elliott
for appellant and by George 7, Miller
or Respondents
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
WILSON NOT ALARMED

Washington, March 2.-The decision
of Judge Rodgers at Fort Smith, Ark,
holding the United States federal meat
inspection law unconstitutional, APP
parently causes no concern to the Of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

Rome, March 1.-The pope's eighty.
eighth birthday will he celebrated to
day and the anniversary of his core
nation viii occur tomorrow, In &C.
eordance with the cauons and customs
of the church, these events are marked
by magnificent services in st Peters
and also by appropriate ceremonies
among the faithful throughout Christ
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

A Philadelphia woman, who is
widow with four children to support,
keeps them In comfort by scrubbing
kitchen floors. She is wonderfully
successful with this odd profession"
and leaves q kitchen floor In perfect
order for the sum Of rs cents. She
has regular places to visit. and makes
from 30 to "a day. She carries her
own tools" and appliances, and, af-
ter scrubbing the floor, puts on q pol
ish that Ii lasting and excellent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
SENATOR BURKE MARRIED.

Beaver Dam, Wis, March Miss
Emma Sontag, daughter of Mrs. Min
nie Stanbury of Wineconne, was united
in marriage to State Senator NJ. T..
Burke. The marriage took place in
the Hotel Charles. After a wedding
breakfast the couple left for the east
where they will visit the principal
cities, returning April /.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
LOOKING FOR TRUSTS.
Attorney General Investigating Wis
consin Wholesale Grocers.
Madison, March

Madison. March q.
Attorney General Mylrea is inyes-
igating the Wisconsin Wholesale Gro
CTS association. From information
that reached the attorney general he
says that he Ia led 10 believe the as
sociation is offending against the
statute which forbids the formation
Of trusts intended to restrain trade or
regulate the price 81 commodities, and
q rigid inquiry has been instituted.
incidentally the scope has been
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
PERSONALITIES.

Prince Franz Won Auersperg. who
squandered an immense fortune before
he was 20 years old. IL said to be run
ming an elevator In one OF New York'a
big hotels.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

under whose administration the law is
executed. They regard the decision as
largely technical and believe that Ii
Will not affect the practical operation
OF the law when applied to the in
spection Of meats intended for inter-
state traffic or export to foreign coun1
tries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

away from the white house. Most OF
the time of the cabinet meeting was
given to a consideration OF the out
RACES on colored postmasters in the
south. Naturally the Cuban situation
was gone over but there was no actual
developments. Long said that he
felt that excitement over the trouble
had materially abated. He added
that any participation by Spain in the
blowing up OF the Maine has been
practically eliminated in his judg-
ment. This last remark was speedily
given wide circulation. 1t immedi
ately started much comment and dis
cussion, and when Long returned to
the navy department he found what
he had intended to convey was being
given the force of an official
declaration that SPANS responsibility
for the disaster had been eliminated
In order to make clear his meaning,
as a personal explanation of his opin-
ion, Long dictated the following state
ment The main thing we talked
about in the cabinet were outrages on
the postmastels in Georgia and South
Carolina. In regard to the Cuban sit
uation, | said that | think things are
growing quieter every day, and as far
as my judgment gees, ] am inclined to
think that any official participation on
the part of Spain in the disaster is now
practically eliminated. The foregoing
conveyed all that Long desired to say
on the subject and thus much
was given only to offset the enlarged
version Of what he had said previously.
1t has just been learned at the
navy department why the Maine was
tied up to buoy in the Havana har-
Dor, instead Of anchoring, and that fact
lad been the base for some theories as
to the cause OF the disaster. 1t is
stated that not only is a man-ofwar
at buoy in much better place for
quick service than when anchored, but
1t appears that If she casts anchor in
Havana harbor, so foul and polluted
with yellow fever and osher disease
germs is the mud that adheres to it,
that when it is hoisted such vessel
must 60 into quarantine upon returning
to any Florida port.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
THE MARKETS.

The following table shows the open
Ing, highest, lowest and closing prices
Of produce Tuesday at Chicago;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

Nine. Bahmeteff ID visiting her
mother. Mrs. Beae, In Washington.
She is sister Of Mrs. John Il. Nc
Lean and the widow OF former Rus
Sian Charge d'Affaires at Washington.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

Rev. DR.. John Henry Barrows, pas
tor Of kcnwood Presbyterian church,
and formerly Of the First Presbyterian
church, has boon rendered the assist
ant passionate Of the Peoples church,
Chicago. at a salary OF $1,000 year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
SPAIN NOT TO BLAME
HAND IN MAINE DISASTER.
CABINET DISCUSSES 1T

Long Says That Situation Is Growing
Quieter Every Day and That Spain
Had No Official Participation in
the Blowing Up of the Warship-
Why She Was Tied to Buoy,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

A Cuban filibus.ering expedition
has been Intercepted In Jamaica
waters.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
THE COMPANY LOSES
SUPREME COURT SuSTAlNS COM
MISSIONER FRlCkE,
LONG LITIGATION ENDS

Other Companies Are Involved and
the Total Sum Is About S1o4,o00~-
A Notable Victory Other Decisions
Handed Down by the Court-other
Proceedings.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

London, March "A dispatch from
Shanghai says: THE United States
squadron is concentrated at Hong
Kong with view Of active operations
against Manila on the Philippine ISL
ands in the event of an outbreak OF
war between the United States and
Spain. The United States squadron,
which is very powerful, includes the
cruisers Olympia, Boston, Raleigh,
Concord and Petrol"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03

Over 10000 oil wells have been sunk
n tho United States.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-03-03
POPE LEO AT 88
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CEi.E.
DRAFTED ELABORArELN.
RECEPTION TO CARDINALS

An Imposing Ceremonial al the Nat,
lean Catholics Throughout Chris
tendon WIN Generally DO Honor
to Their Venerable Leader Past
fontiifs OF Great Age,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-30
The Merrill EleCtfC-MediCaI
an Surs'CaI IrSti' ute.
Collins Block Cor Second Az. and
James g.. Seattle, Wash.

This institute is the best equipped office
In the Northwest for the treatment of
chronic nnaladies. II is an established
Factor in the professional field OF medicine
and surgery, enjoying the confidence OF
the people and doubly Endorsed by the
clans. All durable diseases, not easily
remedied by the family doctor, are sue
cessfu!ly treated by the specialists of the
Merrill Institute, by reason OF their sl-
perior knowledge. experience and appii-
ances for the cure of disease. Having the
equipment In the country, we utilize III
conjunction with the best known princi-
pies of medicinal administration the pow
erful curative effect Of 6fABNANiC, FAR
ADTC or STATIC ELECTRICITY In all
suitable cases thus Offering the afflicted
a means of recovery heretofore unobtain-
able. The present demand is for compe-
tent medical service, which can only he
rendered by those possessing complete
equipment. full knowledge and wide tx
perieDce in medical lines. and charges
that are within easy reach OF ordinary
means. The physicians of this institution
not only make a specially OF treating, but
cure diseases OF the eye. ear, nose. throat
and lungs: catarrh. deafness and "a grippe.
paralysis. epilepsy, stomach and liver af-
fections: tumors, cancers blood and skin
diseases and diseases OF the kidneys, blad-
der and nervous system. Structures n.y.
droceles ard varicoeeies radically cured
without pain or detention from business
and guaranteed IN every case: Diseases
of women successfully treated by a MEM
Der Of the institute who Is an exclusive
specialist IN this department. The podr
treated free from ~ TO II a. m. daily. Con-
sultation and examination free. Write for
circular and question blank. iious, IL 10
c. S MERRILL. a. VI. NJ d. and Associ-
ates, Consulting Physicians
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LEGAL NOTICES.


tackle. apparel and furniture. which said
personal chattels consist % orfice furniture.
ABOUT le.0o1 feet OF e.ghfeen-iach Hanged
iron discharge pipe, Pipe tongs. Jack
screws, piTss cutters. pipe stock and dies
dfii.s. steam pipe. anchors. punches. erfli
presses, iron castings. old iron and junk
being the personal chatteis used by the
said Bowers Dredging Company IN oper-
ating the dredges Python and Anaconda
IN and about the harbor of the city OF
Seattle, state Of Washington. TIA, said
sAis VIII be made on the lzs day Of June
ihs~, az 80 O'clock in the afternoon. a.
AysTs dock. Just south of the Centen-
MAJ Touring mills, IL the city Of Seattle
county OF King and state OF Washington.
and subject TO the confirmation OF the
court.
Terms OF sale: Twenty-Five per cent. Of
the purchase money will es required TO
be paved in cash or certified check on some
sank in Seattle. at the time the property
- knocked down. and the balance on the
confirmation OF sale by the court
Dated May II. 1898
LOUIS D. CAMPBELL
Receiver OF the Bowers Dredging co.
See notice OF sale OF other property OF
the Bowers Dredging Company in this
issue
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CITY NOTICES.

- r'.~rprAsURER'S NOTICE-NOTIcE
c5tt..ssv given that the assessment roll
80 Improvement District No. 80. in
. rssv al Seattle. created by ordinance
Il ~ Entitled an Ordinance provid-
=, me Improvement Of East Jeffer-
ssreet. in the City Of Seattle. from
s.ressth Avenue 10 the Alley between
$50. Twen,y-first Avenue from East
T<rsor Street TO point I'D feet South
Sxsr Marion Street, and Twentieth Av-
- frou, East Jefferson Street TO a point
= -. soash Of East Marion Street. by
Ssfrvel.ng therein an ironst0ne pipe
-, throughout said portions OF said
s,rs:s and said avenues. together with
Z secsgsary yves, openings, nanhoies,
ssssoles Yenfllators. catch-basins and
Ssssng tanks, and providing for the pay
- fhsrefor by the mode of immediate
ssrsuss,i. and establishing fund for such
~smsst b. anagsessment upon all the lots
a nareeas Of land benefited by such In
s+czsutBt. under the provisions OF Ord!-
ssnce No. ass. approved April 2ath 1Sl2,
q amsnded by Ordinance No. eco. ap-
nrosss :ae stf day Of May. 1894. Ordinance
X tse. approved May 5th. 1897. and the
M Charter as now IN force, has been
sssss payEaent OF the assessment thereon
aesstned Is made within 20 days from
4 date Of fine first publication OF this
rs.cs sgci assessment shall become de-
xauert ard shall bear interest at the
"a Of 70 per cent. per annun until paid.
rs n net paid before such assessment
81 have become delinquent a penalty
Is pr cent. shall be added. ana the
ens delinquent shalt BE entered on the
esual tax roll for the current year
Usnss each lot and parcel so delinquent
"a wits the interest collected as other
szas separate account being kept there,
and If not paid within the time fixed
M The payment OF city taxes shall be
s;essed. together with such additional
Afrsfs ard penalties as are authorized
aM charged and collected on other de-
sassnt taxes each lot or parcel so de-
kaaent shall be sold for the amount OF
s.h assessment. with interests and costs,
e tie time and in the manner and ny
h zane authority as lands and lots are
"a for city taxes.
A. II. FOOTE.
rfy Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
ae Of first publication. Seattle. Wash,
h Q. fsaS.
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order or En.tern STAR.

Myrtle chapter gave ore OF It's period
ical and popular entertainments In tho
I.lks' hall Monday evening last. After Tho
initiation the doors were opened and the
pubic was admitted 10 the lodge room,
which had been beautifully decorated
with fiags and ether patriotic cmbietns. a
camp fire being che Of the features.
An excellent programme Was rendered.
consisting Of songs and recitatlons of a
patriotic nature. and drill by the high
school cadets, which was exceedingly In
teres;lng and brought forth rounds OF APP
plause from the spectators. After the
programme was finished the room was
cleared and dancing was INDUCED In until
midnight.
The guests departed well pleased with
the evenings entertainment. and many
were heard TO remark that they would he
more than pleased to enjoy another such
in the near future.
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IN THE LODGE ROOM.


Harmony Lodge. No. 3. held an inter.
esting session AT its last convention Tues.
day evening, Nay Il. The following ot.
ncers were elected TO III the unexpired
terms: Chancellor commander. Frank IL
Insersosi. vice chancellor commander, r.
Is. Alhertscn: maSser-at-aruas, T. G.. Nc
Micken
On Wednesday evening Ledge No. 81
assembled in large numbers 20 tender a
welcome to DIR. E. Weldon Young. the
newly elected grand chancellor Of this do
MAN. A considerable amount OF business
was disposed Of. Five new applications
Tor ADMISSION were passed upon. the re-
port or the representatives 10 the Grand
lodge az Tacoma and the proceedings
thereof were heard and recorded. and as
speedily as possible the social event az
the evening was reached. Castle hail was
filled. The grand chancellor was intro
oaeso by Deputy Grand NJ A. T. &.
Powers, the lodge giving the honored
brother the grand honors with pythsan
cheer as finale. The response of Com
mander Young was touching and deeply
significant Music by Brothers Carl and
Dickinson was followed by addresses
from Brothers I. r. Rich ana James Hart.
A spread OF gocd things was thoroughly
enjoyed by the many visitors and men,
bers. and at late hour the PROCEEDINGS
were brought 10 close by singing MY
Country" sasuting the flag. and giving
three rousing cheers for the boys pro-
tecting the coGntry's honor, those away
in the frigid north and the grand cham
cellor commander. Next Wednesday the
rank of Page. and possibly Esquire. will
be conferred upon eight candidates. yis-
itors are specially invited TO be present.
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Modern woodmen of America.

The members assembled at their camp
Thursday evening in goodly numbers. Two
candidates were Initiated into the mys-
teries OF woodcraft by the anplined
form. The degree work was spiendid.y
dene. and the attending neighboTs were
highly entertained. Next Thursday even
Ing is TO be an extraordinary occasion.
and al Modern Waodmen are earnestly
invited 10 be present. The head physician
from Minneapolis and all the deputies In
the state will be present. The nsighbor-
ing camps have been invited and good
time Is assured. Following the Initiation
OF a large class of candidates. a social
entertainment WI. be given. There are
now twenty-four camps of the Modern
Woodnen in the state of Washington, and
those in the vicinity Of Seattle will send
la large delegations to attend this special
meeting Visiting ne!ghbors In the city
are especially invited. Camp room ever
SIS First avenue. The school of inssruc-
ton for deputies will be held Wednesday
and Thursday at 1870 at Fourth and
Spring street. Neighbors viii be welcome.
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The regular review Of Seattle Tent No.
g. was held Friday evening May q. In
its hail In the Masonic temple. TIE at
tendance was fair and Included visiting
SIR knights George Carreyon Of Norfolk.
Neb. and Allan Macdonald, Of Mime
sofa The membership of Seattle tent ID
constantly growing. and II is confidently
expected that the 20 mark viii be reached
before the end Ct the present year. The
members are reminded THAI tho prize
membership contest does not close untu
July I. Next Friday evening the MEM
fy@rs have arranged 10 entertain their
friends with q special programme and
DANCE.
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CITY NOTICES.

become delinquent Z penalty Of per
cent shall Re aadea, and TIE Sums de-
ilnqGeBt shall be entered on the anuua.
tax roll for the current year against
each lot and parcel 50 delinauent ard
VIA sae Interest," collected as other taxes
separate account being kept thereof, and
II not paid within the time fixed for the
payment ef city taxes shall be collected
together with such additional charges and
penalties IS are authorized to be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes,
each lot or parcel 50 delinquent shall he
sold for the amount Of such assessment
with Interests ani costs. at the time
ard In the manner and by the same au-
thority as lands and lots are sold for city
taxes.
A. H FOOTE,
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle
Date Of frs; publication, Seattle. Wash.
May Is. 1855.
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Good Temp;ars.

At the regular meeting Of Central
Lodge, No 1se. held on Wednesday even
isg the following officers were installed
for the ensuing quarter: Percy copp. C..
T.: Mabel Tregoning v. r.; Frank Ire
coming, secretary; Mrs. Barnes. f. g.:
Walter Westover, treasurer: Rosie MUIR
ply, marshal. Susie Barnes. u. NJ; Al
bert Copp. O.: Miss Asker. sentinel The
officers have experience and the lodge, VIII
start forward with renewed energy. Gen.
trail Is on the hoo:a and will give other
lodges in the district q hard trial for new
members.
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Seattle lodge Of Eagles ~ gaining stead
l.y in membership Next Sunday seven
teen ca a6iGates will be ushered into The
mysteries Of the order. Fourteen Of tho
iocai lodge have been in Spokane for the
past four days. assisting IN organizing .
new lodge In that city. More than sixty
sighed the charter among them some Of
Sx,okane's leading citizens. A week from
Sunday new lodge In 10 he Instituted ~
Tacoma.
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CITY TREASJRER'S EOTICE.-Nottce
IS hereby given that the assessment roll
OF local Improvement district No Isl. in
the city OF Seattle. created by ordinance
NO. 4,fsa, entitled an ordinance proyiC-
ing for the Improvement OF Fourth ave-
nue. south. In the city OF Seattle. from
Main stree. 10 the south margin Of Jack
son street, by repairing the foundations
thereof and replaakng the same ano
providing for the payment therefor by
the mode OF immediate payment and es-
tabhshsng fund for such payment by
an assessment upon all the lots aud par
es.s OF land benefited by such improve
ment under the provisions OF ordinance
NO. ass. approved April 18th. 1892. az
amended ey ordinance No. 2.3aa. approved
May :. 1891; ordinance Ma. 4 is2, approved
IN force. has been certified 10 me for col
lection, and that unless payment Of the
assessment thereon contained is made
first publication Of this notice such as
sessment shall become delinquent and
shall bear Interest at the rate Of 10 per
cent. per anDum until paid. and IL not
paid before such assessment shall have
become delinquent penalty OF per cent.
shall be added. and the sums delinquent
shall be entered on the annual tax roll
FOR the current year against each lot and
parcel 50 delinquent and with the inter-
est collected as other taxes. separate ac-
count being Kept thereof. and II not paid
within the time fixed for the payment OF
with such additional charges and penal
ties as are authorized TO he charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes. each
lot or parcel so delinquent shall be sold
for the amount OF such assessment. with
interests and costs, at the time and in
the manner and by the same authority
as lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
A. II. FOOTE.
Date Of first publication. Seatse, Wash.
May q, 1893.
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The Odd Ireitorx.

The Washington Odd Fellow with the
May issue begins ifa seventh year. tho
first issue having been published May -.
1880. Ii ls a bright. newsy sheet. asserv-
ing OF all the success * has attained, and
Indispensable TO Odd FeliCws.
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Foresters of America.

The regular meeting OF Court Excelsior.
No. II. was held Friday evening, s. c. X.
Thomas Marley presiding. A rousing and
enthusiastic meeting was held. One cam
didats was Initiated and two new appli-
cations for membership were received.
Al, members OF Court Excelsior are re-
quested to be present next Friday eyen-
ing. The election of officers fes the enc
suing term will take place. The Excel
sior baseball team VIII give a dance in
Collins hal. Wednesday evening, TO which
all are cordially invited.
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $1,000
Interest allowed per annum: Six rey
cent on term deposits: per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of Nav ana
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only