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Here and There

Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Scott are at Redondo
for the summer
H. C. Wilmer and bride are at home at
1922 West Third street.
DIR. John R. Colburn returned today from
Capistran hot springs.
DR.. and Mrs j. o. Owens will spend the
summer at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Binford and son are
summering at Santa Monica.
Edwin H. Clark will leave Friday for a
months outing in the Yosemite.
Mrs. J. G. McCracken went to Garvanza
Saturday to spend several weeks.
Miss Miriam b. Barnes will go to Long
Beach for the month Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M Kelsey will go to Re-
dondo next week for the summer.
Mrs. o. A. Ivers and children are in San
Francisco for a few months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tufts have taken cot
tage at Santa Monica for the summer.
W. ]. Cox and family have taken the Shoe
maker cottage at Catalina for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Slauson went to San
Francisco Thursday for short visit.
Miss Laura Works has gone to San Diego
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tufts have taken a
cottage at Santa Monica for the summer
DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Owens are arranging
to spend July and August at Long Beach
Miss Jessie Spangler of Oakland is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Howard M. Sale
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Chapman have gone
to Santa Monica to remain until October !
Miss Caryl Sippy is visiting her aunt
Mrs. e. f. Thompson, in San Bernardino
Mr. and Mrs. r, T. Sinclair will leave July
LIST for two months outing at Santa Mon
lea.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hattie Chapman to Archiband b. McCutch-
con.
Mrs. A. A. Lewis and Mrs. H. M. Kimbal
are at Avalon inn, Catalina, for the sum.
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaspare Cohn gave dinner
Sunday in honor of Airs. Sol Kahn of Oak
| land.
Mrs. ]. s. Vosburg and Master Keith
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vosburs leave in few days for San Fran

vosburs leave in a few days for San Fran
cisco.
Miss Sibyl Conklin of San Diego Is the
guest of Mrs. ]. T. Newkirk on South Hope
street
Mrs. T. Maxac has moved her residence
and piano studio to 935 West Washington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Sale have removed to
their pretty cottage at No. GIG Figueroa
street.
Miss Sibyl Conklin of San Diego is visiting
Mrs. ]. T. Newkirk at $50 South Hope
street.
Mrs. F. A. Hartley Of Cotton Is visiting
her mother Mrs. A. H. Randall on Bush
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Brown, jr., of Hoover
street, are at Long Beach for a two weeks
outing.
Mrs. Adam Darling and Miss Mary Darl-
ing have gone east for a visit Of several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Richards are spending
fortnight or two In San Francisco and
Oakland.
Prof and Mrs. N. P. Shull left Saturday
| morning for a visit with friends in Santa
Barbara.
The Misses Webb, orion and Roth have
gone to Europe to spend several months
| in travel.
Miss Laura Works left for San Diego last
| week to spend the summer with friends in
| that city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roth Hamilton went to
| Terminal Island yesterday to remain over
| the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Worm have taken
a cottage at South beach, Santa Monica, for
| the summer.
Mrs. w. H. Obear has removed from
Figueroa street to Grand avenue and Thir-
tieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Worm have taken a
cottage at South beach, Santa Monica, for
| the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mentally of Key West street
have taken a cottage at Santa Monica for
| the summer.
Misses Clara and Mabel Walker Of Oak
land are the guests Of Mrs. Fred Weeks OF
| Santee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Byram leave on Mon
day for few weeks outing in camp near
| Mount Wilson.
w. c. Weld and family have removed tt
their new residence at No. 1925 West TWEEN
| ty-sixth street.
Chas. Seymour of $50 West Pico street
has gone to Glen Ellen, Sonoma county
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Davenport and family
Miss Eleanor Pattee and Miss Evelyn
Gwynne will leave Saturday for weeks
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Francisco and Master Charles Haas OF San
Francisco.
Mrs. S. II. Gowen. Misses Eva M. Cow
en- and Hazel Moskimen have gone to
Pismo beach to remain two weeks. from
where they will go to San Francisco 10
spend the remaining summer months.
The marriage of Miss Mia S. Hamilton
and Calvin f. Mickey took place Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of the brides
brother, Horace Hamilton. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. R. s. Cantine.
Miss Flora j. Bowley of San Francisco
arrived in the city yesterday to spend the
summer with her friends. Misses Eleanor
and Laura Finch. The young ladies will 20
to Catalina this week for a protracted out
ing.
Stanton Relief corps made $50 cholera
bands for the soldiers and paid the war
board $22. so for the flannel. The annual pic
mic at Mrs Clapp's at Alhambra was pleas
ant event, at which some sixty members
were present.
Miss leila Thomas of Pico Heights was
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening by
twenty-five of her girl friends from the
Rosedale school Friday evening Miss Nora
Lindsay gave a farewell reception for the
pupils of grade b.
Count G. DIES Carrots of Paris was visitor
in Los Angeles last week. He was enter
tanned by Mrs. Blanche Clinton and Mrs.
Emma Moerenhout Philip of POS East Thir-
ty-second street. The count was delighted
with Los Angeles and intends to return next
year.
Mrs. Russell Winston and Miss Jennie
Winston will leave for the east, Tuesday,
Mrs. Winston will spend the summer
with her daughter Mrs. w. p. Keller Of
Indianapolis, and Miss Winston will go
to New York for special study with en-
inent vocal teachers.
Miss Mary E. Foy Of the high school, ac-
companied by her sister Edna, leaves this
morning for Washington, d. c., to attend
the annual meeting of the National Teach
ers association convention. From there
they will 80 to England. where Miss Edna
will continue her musical studies.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Beaudry
and Bellevue districts gave social ait the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Thurs
day evening. The rooms were tastefully
decorated with flowers and flags. An en-
tertaining program was arranged. The
president, Mrs. Tomkins, acted as hostess
The following tally-ho party will spend
Sunday and Monday at Colonel Dunham's
ranch at La Cresenta: Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Apffel, DR.. and Mrs. Macarthur, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Yerger, Mr. and Mrs A. ].
Kileen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Baurs Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Aberdy.
Misses Eta Baur, Nettie Rommel, Regina
Apffel Master Edward Apffel
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uting at wheeler's Camp in the Ojai val

outing at wheeler's Camp in the Ojai val
ley.
Miss Helen Fay I.udlam of San Fran
cisco IL visiting her aunt in Los Angeles.
Mrs. e. w. Little.
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Rubo will spend the
summer at their cottage. 1850 South Third
street, Santa Monica.
Mrs. Samuel Heineman of Tucson Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. L. w. Dreyfus,
ON North Hope street.
MRS Fred Dorm gave a thimble party
Thursday afternoon at her residence on
East Twenty-seventh street.
Misses CHARM and Maize, Walker Of Ea al
Oakland arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Weeks of 1917 santee street.
char,a. r. Anthonv wife and son left ves-
.ord,,, g., Mao,,,roo M,oh whar. th.v
have several summer cottages.
Mite. Gait. Ottoman ~ ser Franc,<co ,s
49, a,,ast - NJ wv winston ~ west
Seventh street for the summer.
NV. r. &c K,okke rave a luncheon IN
rhrr.a.v a. har residence m FIpueroa
s.roat Couars urore laid for ton
IN ,,, ,..
MI. anu MIS-. iie"S =. oase WI .e
SATURDAY 10 spehu Tue su.nei a. .NeA 'o""
Try nome On the oah oao'ie' i''e'.
MISS Marian T.. Folsom ie1t yesterday ior
San FRANCISCO, en- route 10 honolulu u JOIN
her father, who is In business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bosbyshell and family
will leave July I'd for the summers outing
at their cottage at Terminal Island.
Joseph w. Shanahan has gone to San
Francisco for a vacation. He will visit Ore
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bourne and her daughter. Mrs. Sherman, Of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Barnard of Red
lands are visiting their son. DR. F. s. Bar
nard, at 1888 West Eighteenth street, for a
few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh X. Walker have re-
moved to No. 171S South Flower street,
where Mrs. Walker will be at home on
Thursdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roeder, Mr.. and Mrs
j. 7. Joughin and Miss Isabel Joughln left
last evening for San Francisco to remain
two weeks.
Rev. C. H. de Garmo, accompanied by W.
l. de Garmo and family, will spend Sunday
and the Fourth at the Redondo hotel, Re-
dondo Beach.
Mrs. j. s. vosburg, accompanied by her
son Keith. will leave for San FRANCISCO en-
cousin, Mrs. Schwerin.
Mrs. j. S. Owens and little Miss Owens
returned Monday from an extended stay in
the east. and, with DR.. Owens, will spend
the summer at Long Beach.
Mrs. S. Norton of Boston and Miss Min
ME Fischer of Los Angeles have taken one
of T. F. Woods cottages, 16O South Beach,
Santa Monica. for the summer
Mrs. c. f. Rhoades and w. ]. Richards
were married Monday evening by the Rev.
o. Wilke and left on the late train for San
Francisco for two weeks trip.
Mrs. Adam Darling and Miss Mary OAR
ling left last Saturday for the east and
SOUTH the former for three months visit
a nd he AZ for n IN nj
Miss Helen M. Shanahan and Kate ".
ShanahaN Of Schieffelin street have gone to
Santa Monica as guests of Mrs. Charles
Hoover Of Third street, Santa Monica.
DR.. Dorothea Moore has arrived from Chi
cago on a brief visit to her parents at their
residence on Twenty-thrd street. She will
remain in the city about two weeks.
Mrs. I. L. Lowman and daughter, ac-
companied by Mrs. Aaron Croker and niece
Of San Francisco, have returned home and
are located at 1853 South Hope street.
The Evolutionary entertainment given
by Miss Cora Evans at the Third Presby-
terrain. church Friday evening was largely
attended. Miss Evans was assisted by A,
II. Cogswell.
Mrs. Clybourns and Mrs. Sherman Of Chi
cago are guests Of Captain and Mrs. DAM
son, 800 Westlake avenue. Mrs. Sherman is
a niece of John B. Sherman of Chicago, Woe
president Of the Union stock yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Baruch gave a family
dinner Wednesday evening at their resi-
dence ON South Olive street. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. HAAS of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. F
Schiff, Mrs. J. Baruch. Miss Florine Haas
Of New York, Miss Florine Haas of San
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Hartford higgins

The wedding of Miss Ruby Geneviove
higgins and Frank P. Hartford took place
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at ST..
Johns church. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Tayler, and was
witnessed only by the relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. White left Immediately for a trip of
several weeks. and will be at home after
July 80, at No. 925 Pasadena avenue. The
bride wore a smart tailor-made gown of
gray broadcloth, with a white hat trimmed
with gray velvet, white wings and burnt
orange roses.
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Evans-Ioeb

Miss Matilee Loeb the well-known cor
netist, and Evan G. Evars were married
Monday evening at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold M.
Loeb, on Figueroa street The ceremony
which was performed at $3.50 o'clock, was
witnessed by about a hundred relatives and
friends. After a short trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans will reside at the home of the bride s
parents, 939 South Figueroa street, until the
completion of their new cottage on Tenth
and Denver avenue.
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painted paper knife, fell to Miss Jones. Re
freshments were served in the dining room
which was very pretty in sweet peas and
myrtle. Those present were Misses Eva
Ellsworth, Lily Knoll, Anna Chadwick
Clara French, Cora Knoll Matte Jones
Hayes, Norviel, Messrs. Parmelee, Haines
Brunston. Cornwell, Skinner, Porter, Ellis
worth Knoll.
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Saturday Whist

Mrs. w. ]. Hunsaker entertained the Sat
urday Afternoon Whist club yesterday at
her residence on North Union avenue. The
rooms were decorated with flags and jars
Of red, white and blue flowers, The prizes
were a Copenhagen vase and a silver bon
bon spoon.
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Hess-Stockdale

Miss Margaret Allen Stockdale and Dr.
Louis Thales Hess, both of Pennsylvania.
were married at San Diego Monday noon, at
the First Christian church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Crab;ree,
and the bride wore tailor made gown Of
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In Honor Of Modjeska

Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Sterry entertained at
luncheon Wednesday at their beautiful res
idence on Wiltshire boulevard in honor of
Count Bozenta and Nine. Modjeska The
table was decorated with white carnations
and sprays of fern. Besides the guests of
honor there were present Captain and Mrs.
Gilbert Overton, Mines. c. M. Severance,
James-Smith and ]. F. Sartori, Miss Sterry
and Norman Sterry.
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Card Party

Mrs. c. E.. Pemberton entertained the
AS You Like 1t club Friday afternoon at
her residence ON West Ninth street The
feature of the afternoon was a contest ar
ranged with photographs of noted actors
and actresses, the prizes being won by Mrs
Jevne and Mrs. Kennedy Following was
a quaint Mexican game, Ola Dulce, and
prizes were won by Mrs. Kennedy and
Mrs. Barnes.
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mode cloth, with hat to match DR.. and
Mrs Hess will stay at Coronado for time,
and after October will reside In this city.
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IN SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Page Fourteen)
home after October /, at No. 654 West
Thirty-eighth street.
Studio Party

Miss Jessie Washburn gave studio par
ty on Friday evening, in honor of Miss
Alice Prior Of Dayton, Ohio. The studio
was profusely decorated with roses, palms
and bamboo and was lighted with japanese
lanterns. A novel feature of the evening S
entertainment was the distributing Of pro-
grams for the recording of engagements,
the lady and gentleman making the most
engagements receiving handsome prizes.
Latter in the evening screen was removed
from one corner of the room, disclosing
tamale wagon, from which refreshments
deere dispensed by the tamale man, Frank
Washburn. Those present we're: Mines
c.. A. Leighton, VIII e. Mead, Charles
Bower, j. Torrey Common, Eugene Torey
f. Lillard Wilmington, d. Gridley, c.
Wykoff, F. Robinson, Geo. Moves, L. A.
Washburn, Misses Alice Prior Lolita Bow
er, Lillian Whelpley, Margaret Click, Re-
gina O'Kane, Helen Mead, Helen Coan, Lii
ham Winter, Agnes Sabine, Messrs. W.
Mead, Z. l.. Wilmington, w. A. H. Con-
ner, Eugene Torrey, e. Cheever, G. H.
Moves, H. Anon, F. Robinson, Chas. Win
ter.s'W. Hicks. L. Reynolds, Chas. WASH
burn and F. L. Washburn-
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largely by young women and girl
there will be hardly covered head
That the general call of the usher /
eueetiVe Is known, as Just after
there is general removal OF hats
Then the one woman--and she is rare
mos OF the theater patrons being yer
aecommodating--wh keeps on her hat
Is personally requested to remove II
When she is u particularly obstinaf
individual she is spoken to again an
again, and perhaps agaln, aud the
she receives note from the manage
ment that usually brings her around
She is not allowed to have much en-
does come on. and for ono reason o
another she generally succumbs in tn
end. They have a dressing room a
the theater with q maid In attendance
to take the hats, IL desired. Their
are seventy-iive or u hundred boxe
for the reception OF theater head GOV
erings, and the theater-goer can hay
one all to herself II she wishes II. bu
she does not rs a general thing. Sh
keeps her hat on her lap, where II ca
DO put on without delay, at the clos
of the play, and there are not NOR
than ten or a dozen of tho large mum
her OF women who attend the play |
an evening who take hat box.
In commenting on the lack OF ven
tilation In many OF the New York the
aters, writer infers that the tenn
perature of the thcater may be often
responsible for the success or failure
OF play, The temper or the audience
Is thus tried; 90, 1t Is a capital show:
90, excellent 20. not so bad rs, ruo-
bish; so tommyrot; So. take It on; 90,
give me my money back. quick.
Eugene Blair, who Is leading the
Park stock company In Philadelphia,
appeared last week In Sardou's play,
Helene, from which the critics claim
Paul Potter took his principal scenes
for The Con1uorors, Tho associate
role Orso was played by Robert Down
ing three years ago.
Israel zangwill says Tho School for
Scandal and She Stops to Conquer
arc tho only two great plays written
since Shakespeare He says Haupt-
mann. Sudermann, lbsen, Rostand
are tho principal dramatlsts OF the
day In foreign countries.
Melbourne Mcdowell and company,
In which Miss Blanche Walsh IL lead
ing woman, has resumed It's season
after three weeks since Fanny Daven-
ports death, They have added Thoo-
dora to their repertoire,
Miss Della Fox has opened in The
Little Host In which she appears in
the double role Of swell young man
about town and n jolly young woman
Tho Adventure OF Lady Ursula, the
play In which II. II, Sothcrn Ia appear
Ing In New York. Is to be given Ia
Australia by the Broughs,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
AMERICAN SHOES IN GERMANY.

Twenty years ago American shoes
were unknown in Germany. Indeed.
ut that time our shoes were not re-
garded MS superior to those OF Ger
man manufacture, but the many i'm
provcments which have been made In
machinery, together with the careful
study which our manufacturers have
made Of style and comfort, have
placed our shoes In the front rank.
An American can almost always be
distinguished In a crowd by his shoes.
In 1880 the value OF shoes imported
into Germany from the United States
amounted to 81 ,666; In 1890, to 1904;
In 1896 1t was s39.50S, and for the first
five months OF this year The total
value OF the shoes imported from the
United States was $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

swamps OF Cuba The monument 10
seventeen feet high and six feet square
at the base. and It has been erected in
from. Of tho fire. place on the west sds
OF the armory. Churches comrades
and friends OF the regiment will par
ticIpate In the memorial service, and
Rev. II. w. Thomas, formerly chap
lain of the regiment will be among
the prominent speakers. For some OF
the heroes buried in Cuba this will be
the first funeral or memorial service.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
ILLINOIS HEROES.

Chicago memorial services fer the
volunteers of the lat Illinois infantry
will BIO held In tho armory SUNDAY
afternoon November i3. and the mon
ument to tho soldier dead will BIO dcdi-
Gated. On each side are inscribed the
names OF the men who died while
lighting or from the effects OF fever
contracted In the trenches and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
TAKING IT OUT IN THIS LIFE.

], said the philosophical young
man, cannot take my money with me
when | die"
Certainly not" said the other.
And since | cannot take my money
there ! mean TO have that kind OF a
time with It while here Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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IAN lnterview.)

IAN lnterNlew,l
AT the Palace, out in Cripple. we've
been playing repertoire
The Hidden Hand, The Fire Patrol
Miss and many more
OF that same kind OF dramas that
can't enumerate.
My wife and and Jimmy being star
triumvirate.
We did right wellS oh, yes. sir, we
made a tidy stack,
But lost 1t all producing this 'Cyrano
Bergcrac.'
Forget the de- Not much, sir! You
see the fellows there
Are prejudiced against name that
has an uppsh air;
They know exactly what they want
demand the newest plays
SO when the New York papers came
they caught the latest craze
And came around to warn us that
they'd rip us up the back
Unless we promptly gave 'em this
'Cyrano Bergerac.'
I'VE sent for It at last 1t came.
Great Scott. says Jim, it's Greek
Or Latin or some foreign tongue that
none OF us can speak,"
That stumped us tin we ran across the
chef of Wolfe's hotel
A greasy little dago, but he knew the
lingo we'll,
And so he took the drama to his evil
smelling shack
And turned his talents loose upon 'Cy-
rauo Bergerac.'
"lle worked like mad, that dago did,
through all the night and day
Translating and oxpurging and i'm.
proving on the play.
He introduced some clever gags and
dances for RoXane
And raised the adaptation to a high
artistic plane,
And. let me tell you, when twas done
there wasn't any lack
OF good dramatic action In CyranC
Bergcrac!
THE costumes and the settings were
deliberately planned
That Is, we did the best we could with
what we had on hand
And we'll, TO make the story short
the evening came ut last
And brought with 1t an audience Nv,
never seen surpassed,
frm pemherton and Victor, from Gil
lette and Rusty Tack
The boys came down in crowds TO SO,
'Cyrano Bergerac,
The curtain rose amid APPLAUSE
orchestra forgot
TO finish up the overture, excitcmcn
was 80 hot.
The play began-you'ye seen IT, sir
It's beautiful--you're right
But you have never seen II IA we pu
1t on that night.
OF course played The title role. an,
when | entered -bnck-
swore we had n winner In 'Cyran
Bergerac.'
But Bloody Bill of Pemberton u
from his seat arose
And laid n bet with Canyon Kid he
amputatc my nose
From where he stood. He drew hi
gun--a shot-tho bullet bore
My property proboscis clear across t
Benefits store.
lie made n hit?" That's true. sir, bu
after that, alack,
Tho boys showed little interest in 'Cy
rano Bergerac!
That's all there Is to tell, sir--it wen
from bad to worse;
: Whenever ] came on the stage som
hobo. with II curse,
Would rise up in the gallery. tho sam
rs Bloody Bill,
! And mutilate my make up with hi
| id revolver skill
4 We closed the house and walked tn
ties--l'm happy to be back
And never Will play again 'Cyran
! Bergeracn
Randolph Hartley in Dramati
J Mirror
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

gas explosion and fire practically
destroyed the historic supreme court
chamber, the congressional law H.
brary, containing $1,000 volumes. and
several rooms adjoining the court
chamber In the national capitol al
Washington. The damage may amount
to 100000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
MARRIAGE PROVES A FAILURE.

Oshkosh, Wis. Nov. 1.-THE wife
and three children Of j. D. Wiltse have
applied to the county farm for shelter.
Young Wiltse. who Is the son OF a
former weil-known Methodist minister,
created a sensation about four years
ago by clandestine marriage with a
Miss BeIsenstein OF Neenah. while he
was a student at Lawrence university.
They afterward separated and young
Wiltse Is said to be In Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17
Stage Notes.

"CiRANo BERGEkAC" AT GRIP
PIE CREEK.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

Emperor Francis Joseph IL said to
be about 10 marry again.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-11-17

Col. Enoch Totten Is dead In WASH
ington, aged 81.