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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
The Mardi Gras Invitation.

of Momus at the French opera house.
house will get everybody worked up
to the true carnival spirit, in which
Atlanteans, Mithras, Momus, Census
and all sorts of Phunny Phellows will
set the pace to the tune OF revel. On
Monday afternoon, Feb. q, the king
will arrive in state and be duly well
coined with a grand river display, in
which United States war vessels will
play a prominent part. At night
there will be a street pageant of the
Krewe of Porteus and the usual ball.
Then comes the great day. the day
of pageants by day and night, the
royal reception in the throne room Of
the crystal palace, and whole cityful
OF unbottled fun. OF course every
body Is on tiptoe Of excitement to
learn the names Of the queen and the
royal maids Of honor. But their
names are kept inviolate until they
take their places the night of the re
ception. But many shrewd guesses
are made. The prettiest young society
women are chosen for this honor,
and as several big packing cases have
lately been received bearing the
names Of aristocratic robe makers In
Paris and New York. the secret is
likely to become an open one before
the great day arrives.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

ton has been hung like flaming ban
ners on the outer walls, bidding all
the world and his wife to come to
New Orleans and enjoy the carnival.
Handsome silver bells of pasteboard,
printed in gold and white and pale
tints, have been scattered through the
land that all may know that Rex,
king of the carnival, will keep open
house on Feb. q and %, and that
eH erything has been arranged to in
sure a grand success. And ReXs word
is unquestioned law in these parts in
the season of the madri gras. High
and low, rich and poor, are eager to
obey the gracious mandates of their
best beloved of kings. The great
banker, the millionaire merchant, the
society swell, the laboring man, the
levee lounger, man, woman or child
there is no treason anywhere when
carnival is in the air.
There is a special significance in the
silver bells. For this is the silver
anniversary of the reign Of Rex. 1t
Will ne twenty -uNt yeii , oid vi
Washington's birthday. Those who
have charge of the celebration declare
that it is going to be the grandest
ever held For times are good down
on the banks of the yellow Mississippi,
and the hearts of the people are just
bubbling over with enthusiasm.
The festivities will begin tonight
with large ball given by the Knights
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

otto Haefner will bring action against
Oshkosh normal school for barring
him. MIR. kerwin says: Mr.. Haef-
ner's idea is to begin an action against
Lawrence university or its trustees.
do not know of any action to be
brought against those in charge of the
Oshkosh normal. The matter is still
entirely predetermined and nothing
definite has been done" The officials
at the normal school state that so far
Haefner has not as yet applied for ad-
mission to the school, and consequent
ly has not as yet bsen refused add
mission. Consequently he has no
ground for airy action against the
normal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
A LORD SENT TO JAIL.
An Engliseh Blueblood Must Serve
Five Years for Fraud

London Feb. 16. English aristoc-
1acy was present in great force Tues
day at the Old Bailey court to see the
scion of noble house sentenced TO
five years for fraud. Lord William
Neville, fourth son of the marquis OF
Abergayenny, was on trial charged
with forgery in connection with the
suit OF Sam" Lewis, the money
lender, against Lieut.. Spencer Clay to
recover f11,ll3 due on two notes
cashed by Lord Neville. He pleaded
guilty of fraud, but said he was not
guilty of forgery. He was sentenced
to five Yeas penal servitude. The
prisoner was hurried off to Newgate
prison, where he was allowed an in
teryiew with his wife and another lady.
After the interviews Lord Neville was
removed to Norwood Scrubs prison
The sentence caused a great sensation
among the ladies in court, and many
OF the ladies there broke out into sobs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

Havana, Feb, Ii, 4 terrible eN.
rltsion took place on board the
United States cruiser Maine in Hav-
aua harbor, Many were killed or
Wounded AS yet the cause OF the ex-
plosion is not apparent The wound
eli sailors OF the Maine are unable to
explain It. 1t is believed that the
crutser is totally Destroyed
The explosion shook the whole city
and windows were broken in many
houses.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press says that he has eoupersed
With several Of the wounded sailors
and understands from them that the
Z. ploson took place while they were
asleep, so that they can give no par,
ttculars as to the cause,
Washington, Feb. 16. The secre.
tary OF the navy received the follow
ing telegram from Captain Sigshee;
Tho Maine was blown up In Hav
ana harhor at $40 and destroyed
Many were wounded and doubtless
ore killed and drowned, Tho
wounded and others are on board n
Spanish man ofwar and Ward line
steamer, Send light house tenders
from Key West for the crew and tho
few pieces of equipment still above
water. No one has more clothes than
those he has on.
The officers Of the Maine besides
Commander Sigsbee are Leiutenant-
commander Richard Wainwright;
Lteutenants George +, w, Holman
John Hood, Carl w. Yungen Lieu
tenants (junior grade) George i,
BLOW, John +, Blandid. Friend w.
Jenkins Naval Cadets Jonas III.
headen, Watt L. Clnyorlus, Anon
bronson David +, Boyd, Jr,, George
Lucien G.. Heneberger, Paymaster
Charles w. Littleield; Chief Engineer
Charles +. Howell, Past Assistant
Engineer Fred. Bowers, Assistant En-
gineers John S. Morris and Darwin Il
Merritt Naval Cadets engineers di
visionl Hope Washington, Arthur
Crenshaw, Chaplain John p. Child
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
80 MAY BE DROWNED.
FISHERMEN THOUGHT TO BE
LOST IN LAKE ERIE.
Heavy Wind Breaks Off Ice and Sets
1t Adrift Carrying Fishermen
With 1t.

Buffalo, Feb, 16.-A number of
men estimaed at between twenty and
thirty, who We're fishing through the
ice on Lake Erie several miles up the
lake, are believed to have lost their
lives or are adrift on ice on the. lake
A heavy wind is blowing from the
east, causing the ice to break away
from the shore and nothing is now
to be seen or heard of them. A large
rescue party is on its way through the
binding snowstorm up the lake shore,
but will not return for several hours.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
WOLF ATTACKS A MAN
Hunger Makes Animals Bold in Chip
pewa County,

Chippewa Falls. Wis, Feb. i6.
Wolves in this part of the state are
becoming numerous and dangerous
this winter. Frequent depreciation
by them are reported almost daily
Owing to the light fall Of snow the
deer are able to outrun wolves ana
the latter are suffering from hunger
In the vicinity OF Morse. seven miles
from this city, the wolves are very
numerous and aggressive. They have
attacked men who Travelled through
the woods Thomas Meredith had an
experience with Il hungry wolf near
Morse While going to his work in
the woods as land hunter, a large,
hungry wolf followed his tracks and
suddenly grabbed him by the leg.
tearing his boot top and decorating
his leg At the time Meredith had .
woodsman's AK in his hand, and turn
ing struck at the wolf, Though the
weapon went wide Of its mark. Mere
dith however, succeeded In driving
the animal away The wolf shortly
returned and Meredith had second
fight with the hungry animal. Other
woodmen in that section report that
animals have been seen in droyes OF
ten to fifteen and that up and down
the river they have we'll beaten
track
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
SHE TOO WAS MARRIED.

Milwaukee, Feb. 6.--Mary G.
Ring, who escaped from the industrial
school on January !, has been found
at 1SS Fourth street, where she is
employed as domestic. The girl was
married S turday night by the Rev.
w. A. Hunsberger to a Mr.. Drink
haus and resisted the efforts OF the
officer to take he. away Detective
Schwe!tzer, after an investigation, re-
fusd to interfere. Habaes corpus pro-
ceedings have been instituted by the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

compared and harmoniged before
either was given to the public, II is
distinctly proposed that the silver
dollar shah not hereafter be coined;
thar the standard silver dollar shall
be redeemed in gold, that silver hul-
lion M hand at present shall be sold
and that silver dollars may also he
melted down and sold as bullion, We
are assured that notes Of banks can
not TAIL to be safe, because, being
based upon all the resources Of all
banks issuing them, they are based
upou the whole business of the coun-
try Certainly no bank win become
liable for the notes issued by another
bank over which Il has no control or
supervisors; hence this scheme must
contemplate the establishment Of some
central bank authority, having &bso-
lutte control of the issue OF all paper
money "A great bank trust, pool or
syndicate with powers such MS NO
man has ever before had the audacity
to suggest, This committee called
upon the commercial bodies all over
the country to endorse its report
Thus the people are given fun notice
of what is Intended and Of the means
OF its accomplishment
In view OF the great principles in
NoNtd and the danger SO close at
hand, We urge the people overywhere
IN arDuSN thnmSclysS oOl ~ ,,na,, t,l.,
steps To save themselves aud their
children from the fetters that are nov
being openly forged to bind them. In
recent years there has been 4 number
Of ius ances OF congr ional districts
where advocates OF gold and monopoly
were clearly outnumbered by their OPP
ponents, and where, nevertheless by
failure to unite and act together,
friends of the gold standard have been
Thus, as the result of
personal or partisan wrangle, the cause
Of truth and justice has been over
Swallowed, the interest of humanity
ignored and the greatest good to the
government suhordinated To tgndnlc
not be the case again, Our only
danger Is in division. II we are In
earnest we must have harmony among
ourselves. If there should be those
who would divide us, let them be
and emphatically rebuked
by the people, who have none but high
and patriotic motives. After the bold
declaration OF the administration In ia
vor of the gold standard no sincere BIZ
can ever again by his vote
or influence give aid or announcement
to the republican party. The issue Is
Joined, we cannot avoid 1t II we would,
Ether the friends of bimetallism or
the advocates of syndicates, gold stand
ard, trusts and monopolies must sue
coed. Who is not for us Is against
us, we are asking no man to abandon
his party, or to change his politics., we
ask no one to yield any principle: but
in this country we do appeal to all
COED men to stand solidly together Tor
liberty and humanity, and strike down
forever this conspiracy of gold and
mOnUp0ly +"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
KATE Cl LANNON'S TO CHRISTBN IT.
Actress and Howard Gould Frequent
Visitors 1T Shipyard,

Wilmington bet, Feb. l6, Howard
Gculd Of New York has just been In
Wilmington looking after tho yacht Nj
agara, which is being built at the
works OF the Harlan \ hollingsworth
company, for the son Of tho late wizard
Of Wall street. Mr. Gould was nc
ccmpaned by Miss katherine Glenn
mons, the actress, upon whom IT. Ia UNI
derstoud the honor OF christening Will
be bestowed Miss Clommons haa
been u frequent visitor to tho ship
yard with Mr.. Gould and some OF the
changes In the workmanship OF tho
vessel have been made Mt her sugges-
ton, II Ii said
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

nrts We're sweet, and were abandoned
with a sigh,
Miss Willard was So vars old when
She finally adopted temperance work
as her vocation, although she was her
edstWtly disposed to 1t, her father and
mother having been livelong teetotal-
eSs and their children being aecus-
toned from infancy TO the representa-
tion OF the case against alcohol. Ii
was not, however, until 1873, that Miss
Willard entered the temperance field
as 4 missionary. She was soon In tho
heat of the fray In the cause of tenn
perance, and shortly was chosen pres
iaent of the Woman's Temperance So
ctety in Chicago In the autumn OF
1873 she was Instrumental In the
founding OF the National Womans
temperance union, of which she Was
appointed national secretary, In 1878
Miss Willard began a systematic tour
oi the American continent, addressing
meeting In every town in the union
OF 5000 or more Inhabitants. At hal
tamore In 1878 proposal to indorse
..woman,s suffrage as u temperance
measure Was rejected but the official
organ was permitted to publish re-
ports VI the work OF societies on that
line, The NEXT YEAR III Indianapolis
Miss Willard was elected president OF
the National w, {, 4, U, post
which she has held ever since. TN
der her presidency the convention the
next year declared In favor Of woman's
Suffrage.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
BANKER HIGGINsoN TO WE'D

Boston, Feb. 16.--Mrs. George Shat
tuck, wife OF Boston's eminent ply
stefan, announces that her daughter
Corrine is engaged TO be married To
Francis Lee HIgginson. the rich bank
err, Il neighbor and lifelong friend OF
the family. Mr.. Hgginson not long
MS tho sequel Of her clopement with
the young Harvard graduate OF Salem,
Mr., Smith. The wedding will take
place In June next.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

parted degree OF chilliuess to his
own love-making. This latest dog
episode, too, has brought about a
funny angle in the domestic infelic-
ity drama. When Hopper heard that
his wife was going to the Hollenden
he took quarters at the Stillman, and
then hied himself to Pittsburg for a
day When the comedian returned
and found his wife at the Stillman he
in turn went to the Hollenden.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
DIES IN GERMANY

Arcadia, Wis, Feb. 16. Adam
Comstock, aged n years, young man
Of this city, died In Gutenberg. Ger
many. last Thursday where he went
10 complete his education. He was a
graduate Of the university Of Wis
cofsin and civil engineer OF consid-
cradle note. He was brother Of Ma
than comstock Of the university foot
ball team. The body has been sent
to this city, where the interment will
take place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

New Orleans, Feb. 16.--There is a
thrill in the air of this old, sleepy
town. Expectation is on tiptoe The
shop windows are bossoming with
promise of the coming joys of madri
sras, when Rex takes possession of
the city, when all the curbs are loosed
and the gay old French town indul-
ges in mad and merry revel such as
is never known in the austere and
proper north. The royal procama-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
FIRED FROM THE NAVY

Washington, Feb 1G.-Luther g.
Billings, pay director Of the United
States navy. has been found guilty BY
a court-martial which has been In ses-
sion at the Washington navy yard for
the past few days, Of falsehood and
scandalous conduct and has been sen
fenced to dismissal from the navy
The result OF the trial caused the
greatest surprise In naval circles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

wick, First Lieutenant Of Marines Al
bertus W. Catlin, Boalswain Francis
e. Larkin, Gunner Joseph Hin, Car
penter George Pelms.
over 100 of tho crew were killed but
few If any officers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
SHARP ADVANCE IN PIG IRON

Milwaukee, Feb IA, During tho
last ten days the price OF pix iron has
advanced about 81 ton. and tho
| DOM Is said to have been the work
of the Carnegie Steel company, which
Is credited with power to raise tho
level of prices In the iron industry
when 1t SO desires. Bessemer iron Ia
now held by producers at about $i0,6b.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
E,DNAS' COSTLY PET BARRED.
Cleveland Hosiery Refuse Admission
to Mrs De Wolf Hopper's Dog

Cleveland, Feb. 16.-When the act :
ress, Edna Wallace Hopper. arrived at
the Hollenden House she found that
her dog would not be admitted to the
hostelry. She was obliged to take
her pet to the Stllman, wealthy
admirer purchased the pup at cost
of $4,000, and presented it to Edna,
whereat De Wolf is said to have i'm
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
MARDI GRAS REVEL
REX TO CELEBRATE THE 25TH
ANNIVERSARY OF HIS REIGN.
NEW ORLEANS VERY GAY

War Ships in the Grand Pageant
Great Is the Mystery as to the
Queen and Her Maids of Honor
Pretty Young Women Always Hon
ored-Everybody on the Tiptoe of
Expectation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
MAHER THE VICTOR
WINS Easily from "Thunderbolt"
Smith in Third Round.

Philadelphia, Feb. l6. Peter Maher
and "Thunderbolt' Smith, colored. the
Buffalo heavy weight, met In the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

The British gunboat Lapwing has
seized a cargo OF arms of the Arabian
ccast, which are supposed to have
been intended for the insurgents Of
Baluchistan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17

The revolution In Nicaragua Ii APP
parently crushed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
STUDENT TO SUE LAWRENCE

Oshkosh. Wis. Feb. 16. Attorney
j. G. KerWin Of Neenah denies that
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-02-17
MAINE BLOWN UP
AlEEp STATES CRUISER DIES
FROM n AT HAVANA.
MANY KILLED AND HURT

'auSe OF the Explosion Is not Known
u saster Occurs While Most OF
Those on Goard Are Asleep-~Cou-
cuSsion Shakes Entire City of
havana and Breaks Windows.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
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ban er nlssst i~Oriluaet pua grgitet % poa
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men liar til benz, iom Qicnncm "Eetprab.
Foitsn" slsr Qiruntm pripute 9rtpe bar icuot
mig fine Stlsninser. G. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Stenfuucts 1OOsNare Subi.
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(at til amsri'a, iom MI / outr ct bolpt
aarbunorsoe bar oprst Aooptipmoosr for iat,
ttSs os f~orisrnte Ssnncr pa Estre al Mpoer
Norge, og BERTH bar oporuget benz til braps,
bGotrli8e, ia euislit euoos rigs Rruo %
Rotroer, Der aarlj9aars bienicnoer nlanQen
batter St;ling iii tine bsrpGreno, inttiae
S!Ggtrin9e. Mcr iaaoon CT BET "lltai er
@ernsns Ssn." aui9spel ,r Del Stsritsoelsn
al ncrits Toli, iOm er pna ameritas Sio..
Seq pl flute bette nit grcp msO 2qIit ON,
at Aneriia / ri mar Hrtmtio naa iaa LISP
I'M tore ~Grtiuloe Spgape 49, oen at frigisr.
6uba. Sobanne Gpenien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
st tOOaarigt NoientrG

fol fnbes / BEN tbf. gp 5iloss5stm.
gpsus gsbcers fem cmbpggslis parrsr
ON ben ~Ijstpre WGrtuGrbigbeo. bar
lanas goat / itOr 5rpgt for, at 5rGt's
1ade Itulpe pare tdlts. 9laoens be-
apnbt. iijOr at ialos tiolig df, Sr.nsne
at terte, og ancppsrne bang bdlop.ls
neb. Ru sr BET imioisrtio lpiisoes
8artnsr.rne at ppsrOinoe be Ftdoelise
arqftsr, Tom trusoe RoisntrGet, mso
ll~ncsrsang. gpers gsbosrs uaroer
iaisn irit. Der .r al lloiist til, at Og'
iaa BET tppsnbs Qarbunbrece oil cplsoe
at Ie ben gumIe acisnDsteran ! fulpt
5lor.