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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Another KlOndlke Tragedy.

SAN FRANCISCO, May "a special
to the Examiner from Victoria. b. C..
says: On Monday last the ice cover
ing stream in delile near Carter
Lake gave way under the passing
throng OF klondikers and more than
a score Of men were precipitated into
the water and carried to certain death
beneath the rivers frozen coating
DR.. j. +, Priscilla. of Los Angeles.
who came down on the AL ki, who
brings the news. left there only few
hours after the calamity occurred Ii
was on the other side OF the summit
between Linderman and Long Lake,
at point in the canyon some four
teen miles above the stone house.
where an ice slide over mountain
stream had been utilized as path
for sleds by the fortune seekers. A
number of men were advancing in
almost unbroken rank. each hauling
heavy laden sled, when, at O'Clock
in the morning, there was crash.
The ice opened, and in an instant
twenty-five men with their supplies
were whirled down and under the
surface of the stream to drown with
out chance of battling for life.
The n. of the victims cannot be
given. re no possibility Of
identifying them now. nor can the
names be answered with positiveness
until the bodies are delivered by the
stream at the lake or the disappear
ance of the ice. Four Montana and
two Californians are thought to have
been among the victims, while the
others were an eastern party of seven.
almost all being remembered only by
the nick names which western free
dom had given them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
WAR NEWS.
The WdrGrOWS
Active Operations Ex-
peCted in the West In
dies Within a Week.

The good news from Dewey gets
better with repetition and as fuller
knowledge of its details are brought
to light. 1t was one of the most re-
markable battles in naval warfare and
has placed the name of Dewey high on
the roll of fame. A detailed account
is given on an inside page.
The attention of the world has been
given largely for the last week to the
Spanish tlotilla that left Cape Verde
islands about the first of the month.
The belief has been quite general that
the fleet was bound for the West In
dies. Sampson fleet has been on
the lookout for them, expecting to
give battle in the vicinity of Porto
Rico if they should appear there.
Last nights dispatches say that the
Spaniards have not crossed the water
at all but have returned to Spain and
are now anchored at Cadiz.
This circum stance changes the
plans of our military and naval lead
ers. We are now promised prompt
and spirited campaign against Cuba
and other Spanish possessions. Be-
fore the next Herald is issued Yankee
boys will doubtless be carrying the
stars and strips in Cuba.
Troops have been ordered to sea-
port towns and transports are collect
ing to carry them to Cuba to assist
our navy and the insurgents in sweep
ing every yestige of Spanish rule from
the island.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
L,dt6 War Dispatches

LONDON. MAY -Massacres are
said to have occurred outside Of
Manila. insurgents killing women and
children.
MADRID. Spain. MAY 1O.-An ofic-
ial dispatch from Porto Rico SAYS
that yolino has arrived here protected
By q Spanish warship. She was
chased by an American warship.
KEY WEST. Florida. May l0.-The
Norwegian steamer, Rorhburg. loaded
with cattle, apparently trying to run
the blockade, has been brought in
this morning.
CApIz. Spain. May 10.-The crew
Of German cruiser here osten-
tatioGsly traternized today in the
streets with crew of a Spanish bat
tleship.
ROME. Italy, May 1o.-The govern
ment is reported to have seized docu-
ments showing that recent rioting is
the result of plan of revolution.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 10
The entire army at Chicamauga park
has been ordered to the front. The
movement began today.
MADRID, Spain, May lo.-All the
loaded warehouses at Alicante have
been burned by rioters.
Hone KONG, China, May lo.-The
Spanish Crete and Sisters of Cavite
repaid the Americans for their human
ity by trying to lead them into mined
channels.
LONDON, May 10. 9:05 a. ma
special from Shanghai, China, says it
is reported that Admiral Montejo,
commander Of the Spanish fleet
wrecked at Manila by Dewey, was
killed by the populace after escaping
from Cavet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
PIatt6Ville.

Will Eberhardt, who has been at
tending a business college in Indiana,
is home for few DAYS.
There were about sixtv-fve Of our
citizens who took in the Milwaukee
excursion sunday.
Mr.. Hoosier, who owns the store
room occupied by VIM. Cowdurov,
has greatly improved the appearance
OF the building both in and outside.
Frank Schreiner and wife visited
friends in our city Sunday.
Several of cur citizens are anxious
to have another ball team organized
for the summer.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop is visiting her
mother in Barahoo.
j. H. Evans has been busy the past
week laying off the Bagley pasture
into building lots.
Mrs. Dyson left last week to visit
friends in Boston She expects to be
gone several weeks.
Attorney B, +. Huntington has
sold out his fire and insurance bust
ness to Nj Ellis who will continue
at the old stand.
VIM. Corduroy left Monday morn
ing for Chicago to be gone several
days.
Mrs. DR.. Oettiker and little daught-
er Florence returned from a three
months visit in California.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Fcnninore.

Mrs. Smitzer. who has been very
low for long time, is reported as
much better We are pleased to hear
OF the change.
Messrs. Clark & Fisher are pushing
work on the new store building now
being erected by the irm known as
The Fennimore Bargain Store.
We are very sorry to learn Of the
serious illness Of Mrs. Armand Fisher.
Curtis and Earl are now engaged in
erecting a store building for Mr.. Gear
har. at Sitter.
Lewis Il DeHart are now home from
Little Green, where they have been
putting up barn for Mr.. Ellis.
Quite anunLer Of our citizens went
to Milwaukee Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
No Silken Glove.

WASHINGTON, May After three
cabinet sittings today, the following
was given out: The Philippines,
Porto Rico and Cuba will be immedi-
ately invaded. 1t is no silken glove
the United States is to stretch out
over the Pacific ocean. 1t will be
hand of iron. The United States
will hold onto the Philippine islands.
The governor of the islands will prob
ably be General Henry G. Merrett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
THE HERO'S GRAVE.
By Dr.. r. r. EDWARDS.

He liveth for aye who hath laid down his life
He conquers who falls in the terrible strife;
He findeth sweet solace where tumut is rife
Let him lie down to rest on the hoof-beaen sod
The blue vallt his cover his pillow clod,
His sentinel watchers the angels of God
The red light of battle is dim in the west;
The carnage suspended, the warrior would rest;
Let him slmnber, O Earth. like child on thy breast
Let him sleep the last sleep the spot where he fell
Struck down by the terrible missiles of He'll
Whilst he fought for the banner he loved so we'll
"Dulce ct decortn, est pro patrio mort. =
Lay the flag his breast with its folds and CORY
And leave him to rest on the field of his glory.
Lo! Victory bending above his bed,
Drops tear for her dauntess her conquerng dead.
And places her wreath FER his kingl head
Years and ages shall pass and Nature serene
Shall make the earth fair and to gladden. the scene
Keep the grave Of her hero eternaly green
It is holy ground and with reverent tread,
The pilgrim shall come to weep the bed
Where slumber the dear and the holy dead.
Omourning country the battle plain
That is heaped with the dust of thy warriors slain,
Is the richest in all thy broad domain
BATH nkerff i " 80 ~ ~ S . '
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Montfort.

Spring seems to have come at last
and everybody is happy.
The fuaeral Of john kendrick, one
of Montfort's oldest and much es-
teemed citizens, took pace last Fri
dav.
About twenty Of our people awaited
themselves Of the opportunity offered
by the excursion last sunday 10 visit
Milwaukee, among whom were Mr..
Richard Turner and Miss Bertha Fitz-
simons, who were married while at
Milwaukee. Congratulations
Everybody jubilant over the official
report Rear Admiral Dewey's most
wonderful victory and waiting an
iously to hear from Sampson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
". R. G. In 6aSsvilIe.

There is a Woman's Relief Corps in
Cassville. 1t was organized Friday.
May 6, by Mrs. r. B. Showalter. of
this city. 1t starts out on its career
of philanthropy with bright pros
poets, Theirs are seventeen charter
members besides abundant material
in the good ard charitably disposed
ladies of Cassville, for additions The
new corps is to be known as the Joe
Mueller Corps, No. 1873. auxiliary tc
the Joe Mueller Post The officers
are: Jennette Dietrich. president:
Mae Okey Holford, senior vice; Mrs.
j.. Smith, junior vice; Laura Mueller.
secretary; Mrs. G. Kuchenberg, treas
urer: Mrs Nj. Hannum, chaplain; Mae
Caldwell, conductor; Mary f. Wood
man, guard; Mary Finney, assistant
conductor; Mary Mueller, assistant
guard. Other members: Clara l..
Teasdale, Clara l.. Quigley, Matilda
Allison, Eva M. Spiller, loretta Me
Dowell, Mary Kelley, Maggie Pierce.
The times for meeting are the first
and third Tuesdays of each month,
Mrs. Kuchenberg has kindly given
the use of one of the large rooms of
her residence as a meeting place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Glen hdv6n.

John Longmire, age 50 years, died
at his home near Glen Haven Friday
evening, May 6. He was an old set
tier of Grant county and was respect
ed by all he knew. The funeral took
place at the Ramsey church Sunday
May s, at u o'clock, NJ. Rev. Jami-
son of Beetown officiating.
In the list of those who received di-
plomas this spring. which was pub
lished last week, Floyd Kidd's name
was omitted, but Floyd also received
a diploma.
Fannie and Freddie kuenster OF
Cassville visited friends in this vicin-
ity Sunday.
Monroe Ryan of North Andover is
in Milwaukee at present.
Inez and Icie Jordan are on the sick
list.
jake Alderman. who is attending
the High school at Cassville, visited
at his home near Glen Haven last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Freddie Stern of Chicago is visiting
his friend Gussie Kuenster.
Mrs. Grinter of Arlington, Iowa, is
back visiting Glen Haven friends.
SCHOOL Boy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Lancaster Graduates.

Following are the members of
the graduating class of '9s of the Lam
caster High school: Mark Bale, Clyde
Ryan, Lena Fischer, Kate Smith, Allie
Smith, Allie Humphrey, Bessie Hyde,
Bessie Budd, Orlo Wheeler. Thomas
Hymer, Kittie Wright, Ralph Brown,
Lille Bennett, Allie Webb. Belle
johnson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Emperor Williams Remarks.

BERLIN, May S.-Emperor William
is following the course of war between
Spain aud the United States The
following is remark made by the
Emperor after hearing the overwhelm-
ing victory of the United States at
Manila: There is evidently some
thing besides smartness in Co-Ameri-
canism in Yankee blood. Those fell
lows at Cavite fought like veterans. ;"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Gap. Dodd's Lancaster Company.

This company perfected organiza-
tion at the city armory Tuesday eve
L. A. Dodd was elected captain; Chas.
A. Hodel, FIRST Lieutenant; V l..
Showalter, Second Lieutenant.
Capt. Dodd appointed the following
committees:
On Constitution and By-Laws-C.
A. Hodel, V. l.. Showalter, Al Lowell,
Eugene Woodhouse, b. Pollock.
On Ways and Means-B. Pollock,
n. A. Garner, V. l.. Showalter.
Following are members of the COM
pany:
L. A Oodd James f. Cooley
Clyde L. Ryan George McGonigal
William G. Garner Harley NJ. Wallace
d. B. Griswold Charles f. Brick
Harry Coombs Phlo Stephens
George LaForge Fred Van De wall
Ray Flynn Hugh orion
n A. Garner Y. s. Showalter
Clarence Calvert Burne Pollock
VIM. Ressmeyer George Behncke
A. j Philips Chris Coombs
Mel f. Goodrich c. A. Hodel
A. f Oelker Roy Chatheld
Phiip Evans WIN w Thompson
Al L. Lowell Dan H Starr,
Glen Holmes Eugene Starr
Eugene Woodhouse Harvey Oates
Tom Hymer Justus Dickinson
Tom Wright Lewis Henkel
Ralph D. Brown Chas f. Wannemaker
Rollo Showalter Carl orion
w. Starr Ernest Lane
Frank Reed Z. L. Sutton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12

Quartermaster Smith of ST. Louis
has received orders to purchase all
the mules possible until further or
ders. The total number already pur-
chased is over I, 900 and it is probable
that the 10000 mark will be reached
in a few days. The purchase II ag-
gregate an outlay in St. Louis for
mules alone of $4,000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
An Expressive Motto.

People who went from Lancaster to
Milwaukee on the excursion train sun
day came back wearing ribbon badges
bearing the following motto:
TO h. with Spain!
RemeL Der the Maine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Mr.. w. F. Chaplin 1T Dubuque.

MI. ". +. Chaplin Of Dubuque, a
piano tuner Of good ability and repu-
tation, is in the city. He is looking
for business and guarantees inst class
work. If fair encouragement is given
he will make regular trips to our
city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Tools For Drinks.

At Potosi a few days ago some
parties stole from The basement Of
Mrs. A. Gibson's house a number Of
carpenters tools which they pawned
at British Hollow saloon for drinks.
No arrests have been made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
hdiudged Insane

VIM. Thompson was tried for his
sanity in Judge Goodsell's court Tues
day morning, adjudged insane, and
has been taken to Mendoza. Mr..
Thompson is one of the three brothers
who came to this vicinity from Eng
land two or three years ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Another Steamsr Purchased.

WASHINGTON. May S.-The navy
department today got another big
steam yacht, Dorathy, and she is now
at camp yards at Philadelphia. She
will hc sent to join SIMPSONS squad
ron.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Patch Grove.

Banker Frank kobb had business in
Lancaster a part of last week.
Mrs Frank Amber has returned
from her visit in Iowa.
Mrs. W. n. Wofrenden visited in
Bloomington Sunday.
School will close May 9th. The
graduates ars Messrs Lee Kolb, Bert
Wagner, Kittie Goodman. Donald
Lewis, Lewis Wilkinson and Misses
Clara Wagner, Edna Key. Florence
Fem, Ruby Wagner, Lillian Betz, Cora
McKishan, Sara Heberlein.
PROGRAM
Music
Invocation Northumberland. Rev Ellis
Recitation asca..........Ada Woffenden
Rec-A Little HouseMaid -. Madge Lewis
Rec-Some body's Darling Cassie McAdaragh
I Inst music ...... Lewis wilkinson
Reeves, am Guilty ..............L Lulu Hope
Rec.......... ............ Gertrude Pond
Solo-Just behind the Times Lulu Koib
ReC-Little Helpers ...... Leta Laid Jesse
Irwin, Bessie Herring Charley Wagner
Mile Devils Jessie Herring
Rec ebu ked. Harry Hope Woffenden
Rec. Bread Crusts ........... Gertrude Goold
lduiic-Dalsy Song ......... .Pr tmaIy school
Rec. ......................Gl ennie Patch
Rec-Two kinds 81 People. Jessie Lewis
Rec TheRide ofJennie OEeai Ruby Wagner
M SIC, Homeless Tonight. .Belya Wagner
Presentation Of Diplomas Prin. III Brooks
Music
Benediction........................,..Re Rev. Ellis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12

AT the Southern Wisconsin Dem
tai Association held in Dodgeville
last week, DR.. Crane was elected
president, and DR.. Reed secretary
and delegate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12

-Militiaman Henry 3. Patche and
his family are back from Springfield.
The gentleman did not enlist with his
company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12

NEWPORT, r. L.. May S.-The
cruiser New Orleans left here today
for Hampton Roads to join the flying
squadron.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12

K. D. Blanchard Fred II. Bold
Peter Murphy f. Burkholder
Asa Guernsey G.. w. kronshage
H. d. Ludden Y. Bartholomew
Jessie Tuftiey G. W. Gehrand
Frank Brainerd f. Leasman
Stacy Wolcott John Enright
Perry Copsey Gus Wagner
John G. Reiger George s. Daugherty
Alton Marsh Al. Seemann
Paul G. Hof H. b. Dewitt
j. w Rounds o. L. Ruka
Walter White George Seemann
Ed. Woodland H. b. Brainard
j. NJ. Terrell George Sabins
Grant Renshaw o. j. Coe
Tom Cook Abe Payne
Ned Nice Henry Holt
Charles G Kretsch George Raisel
Lien HaSkinS F.. f. Hanks
Myron Cook A Hoffiand
Roy Mclaughlin n. Hoft1and
A Smith George Kicks
G. s. Wooley Edward Kicks
John A. France Charles Cook
Robert Hore John Kicks
Fred Parish H. A. wilkinson
J. j. Nauret Fred Churchill
John Faith w II. BrookenS
w. G. Palmer VIM. Seemann
Harry E. Roberts Edward Tive
Anton Nelson Joe Benner
Jesse Birchard
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Ready To Sail.

MADRID, May S.-Cadiz squadron is
ready to sail. The destination of the
squadron is kept secret.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
Gard OF Thanks.

Words cannot express how grateful
we feel TO our Eastern Star friends,
our neighbors and friends, also our
kind Lancaster friends, one and all.
for the kindness shown us during our
great trial of sorrow and grief in the
death of dear husband and papa.
We also express our thanks for the
many beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. LUCELIA THOMAS AND CHILDREN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-05-12
BOSCObeI's New Company.

A new company of sixty-fve
National Guards has just been en-
rolled at Boscobel as follows:
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Nfibi0am.

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litrm ltebt aui Sfite Der %abnleute.
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bat cine Proclamation crlaiien, IL
pelder CT aui ben %. Mdrs bic We.
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ipreten fIr Die gnte uno ausoe,eihnete
S%shonoluna, welhe ms ourh Sbre per.
The V'rmitteluna pabreno unierer Reiie
~ 3b'il wuroe.
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botten. %9elangten mir in Der turien ,3eit
bon ,ipei 2a9en i'll Wew BORT an, no mir
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men uno nebit unierem 8epGd frel uab
benz Shifi bsioroert wuroen. Zen nab.
item Saa ieBten mir infer. Heiie NIT
benz prattpolIen Bolt bueIo .mpier fort
mo tamsn mad elmer angenebmen Sobr,
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men an.
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man bel Shnen Die bsitsn uno billiaiten
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oien! wlre. Wir trnien peritieoenc M.
ierer neuiihen SanbsIeute, melhe itre
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9etdnft babfn, uno welte piele Sherereien
batten nno 'ilr Die Seioscerune in Nsm
gort noh sr'ra te,ablen mubten.
1noem mir 5bnsn notmals beiters
banter, hcffen mir. tab unIere peribeu
eanoslente ilh uertrauenspou al Sic
member, nno ibre |ilIsie bel 3bnsr. ais
osnt'her 6aupis ggsnt taufeu.
Jnborn Sbnlbe uno Sotanu Sam,
elans Shmar'S uno Hnmilie, Tolhilcn
|niierfelt, 6elnrid Wolter unb 1frou,
Jacob Weniel, 6ermann Singer, SarI
Sduli emma 0sin, unb Sino, Clinton
tuts, nno iamilie, Paul Srilscr mo
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