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DR.. ]. IHORAS.
Oontlst
- aoaih Main Street. Salt Lake City.
.ECz.EMAorEAR
Itching So Severe Could Not Keep
From Scratching. Physicians
Remedies No Benefit. Cured
BY Half Box Cuiicura.

AZ the timo that sent for your book. vas
suffering frum EcfGua un th1 right ear I
could hardly keep my hands oft thc afflicted
surface, The itching was fps,,ofo, Eycfy time
I would touch my caf small hubhlos would
opon emitting Watory like substance, az
pafcnty poisonous, as when % vas cnmmun'
icatcd 10 other parts 81 the body u vuuld
produce the saiuo Irritation. one u the lead
luz doctors hofr treated me tpf a while and
applied tho usual physicians remedies with.
out honcht. ~ brother was using ctfirruA
NJ the time aud recommended that I ~ it
toughta box of CuuornA ointment and hal
thosatisiartinnof seeing immediate progress
The drif application tr1s fiiHg, aud ho.
foic the box Wa ha.fgoas &c d.ffais bad dc.
arpodrs,i. and am pleased On aay that there
has never bccn any recurrence OF the trouble.
tic. BARNET, GA Race g., CHM, U.
Inh o. fEla
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Aside from several f0rfriturrs in
bicycle eases and thr dIs.hnrru uf u
number nf boys arrested Cor petit lur.
c,uy there was nothing duinE loo thu
pDliDr court today
The nrc department made % run yes
trrdHY tn the corner uf Center and
Second North streets. where box nf
rubbish was uhihfH. and had HHf nra
10 The shop ~ the iiirsDn, guaslt 9
and Anderson company There Waa
practically uu damage done.
J. W. Furrcirs barn ON First North
between East and West Temple streets
was destroyed hy nre early sunday
morning. The l0HH Including plumbing
material and supplies belonging to The
itrd Crnss society is estimated ut over
5000 while the Insurance amounts o.
about u.,O0.
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MIIIIner E,llbI-,Im.nl ChlnEel lind.

Mra. }. W. Langley made bin OF sale
~ the stock or millinery goods oct 10
west First South street. known aH the
Leader" Co the Paris Millinery rlW-
pany today. the consideration being
tsOa29.
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LoMrn coTnr ArrInMrn.
Decision IN the Case 81 William Hayes v
the southern Pacific.

The supreme court handed down an
opinion this afternoon loo tho case of
William Hayes, appellant, against tho
southern Pacific Railroad company. ut.
rfmInr tho Judgment of the lower
court
Hayes sued 90 recover damages Tor
injuries received ut Cirlln. Nevada.
through being struck with tho beam ~
uu engine
The lury lu the lower court returned
% verdict "uu N-IsH nr action" and tho
supreme court HuHthlnH the judge
mHut
Justice Harirh delivered the opinion.
which g. cnnourrrd Iu by chief Justice
Hlur and Justice Miner
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DEATHS.

WARpROP.-In Salt Lake city. June
no. 1888, Emily Wurdup. the tcu-dly-
old Infant daughter of James N, and
Amelia NnollvN Wardrup, Funeral
scrNicos viii De- held from Che residence
Of ili east Second South on Tuesday,
the 2lst az II a. m, friends Invited,
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Missing Great Opportunities,

\ woman thinks 70 lH just aa terrible
not 90 wear mourning after the death
of relative aa ID iH 90 hr married by
Justice " the peace. -Atchlspn Globe,
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The ease Of y. Bnnnettl We william
Mcqueen, etc, has been continued Co.
Thursday, june -ird.
Arthur II, Parsons W ", No. neming.
ton, trial Of cause rrHet fur July 1Jh.
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The jury IN tho case Of Peter G..
Burke ya Henry ~. Ryan. has re-
turned verdict fur the plaintiff In
the sum of ts.ei3Sl
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The Only Way He Knew.

Klnd ola Party 60 sobblng urchln)-
My little lad, you shouldn't cry that
way.
urchln-what other way kin l cry?-
Judge.
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There mover was and never
Will DO anything In their columns
but that may be safely read In
the family circle.
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Shadow of Herself
Stomach Was Too Weak
to Retain Food
a Complete Cure Effected by
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Now Enjoying 30 nest Of Health,
with Digestion Perfect.

"My mother was subject TO sick head
aches and indigestion for over yenr.
She was unable 20 stand for any length
OF time, and was obliged TO stay In dark
room a. she could not bear tho Hight. sho
had uoGppc,itowln,cycr and horstomnch
was 30 weak she could not retain what
food she did eat. She also had severe
palms in her head. shoruncrcd 90 much
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uclf. ono day I happened TO read tos-
timonial about Hoods sar-awriln, II
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/ persuaded her 90 try thh medicine.
Before finishing tho Grst bottle there was
un improvement in her condition. She 10
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ache was not as severe, She took In an
four bottles OF Hoods sl-apar.lh aud
several boxes OF Hoods Pills aud reaalEgd
her weight. Sine g. now nlay.ng tho hcst
OF health. ilor digestion o. good aud sho
casa cat almost anything She wishes. sho
% % yeam old and says she feels as well
az whom she was no., Hoods s1rsaparllla
made complete euro IN her cuso."
Miss MARY MAscAmE, Ironton, Ohio.
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rrpaulol'yuyC g. Hoods CO., Lowell. Mass.
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EVENTS IN THIN WEST.
A Record Of Occurrences in Neighborirg
States and Territories.
TWO VESSELS GIVEN UP FOR LOST.


The Aston HIGHT artillery has arrived
no Oakland. Cal. from Ncw YORK. The
battery crossed the bay today MON
dnD and before evening was Toe
caiod at camp Merritt ln san Fran
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

IS CUT
Santiago De Cuba Is Fin
ally Separated From
Havana.
Daring Work of Captain
Young OF the
Hist.
Blanco Can Communicate
No More With
Toral.

Playa del Este, Guantanamo Bay.
July II. Captain Young, of the His,
commanding an expedition composed
of the Hist, Hornet and Wampatuck,
Monday morning, while off Santa
Cruz, succeeded in cutting ths cable
connecting Havana With Santiago via
Cienfuegos, Trinidad, Tunas ana Man
zanillo Under cover of night Young
went in, facing superior forces and ~
Gated the landing place of the cable,
He remained in hiding until daybreak
and then cut the cable 10 miles south
east of Santa Cruz in ten fathoms of
water. Then he cut off 100 feet OF the
strand and towed the ends in opposite
directions, each for a couple of miles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

with Spain justified by every consid-
Grafton OF Justice and sound national
policy. We congratulate the demo
cratic minority OF congress for its firm
stand IN demanding redress of our
national honor and endorse the
declaration Of war on Spain and dc
mand its energetic prosecution In the
cause of humanity, We rejoice In the
glorious deeds OF yalor of our soldiers
and sailors and greatly dcplore the
fatalities and injuries which have re
suited, and favor the adoption of the
most liberal policy towards the sick
md wounded and families OF tho
slain"
The following IL the state central
committee; Thomas Gahan, Chicago;
fred. t. Eldrigc. Chicago Joseph l.,
Mahoncy, Chicago; j, w. Orr, Cham
patgn ]. r. Murphy, Peoria; A. W.
Hope, Alton: Frank W, Ilamill Mt,
Vernon; E. +. Mathew, Kcwaunco;
w l.. Mounts, Carlinvllle,
Fusion In North Dakota.
Fargo, n. d., July 10. Both the
ropulist and democratic state con
yentions mot Tuesday, The populiats
adopted II platform that Is n comhlna.
ton of those adopted at st. Louis
and Omaha, The democrats followed
largely after that OF Chicago, A joint
conference committee reported In fa
vor of calling the new party indie
pendent democrat. The democrats
finally adopted tho name after much
opposition The conference commit
tee secured the Offices of governor, at.
torney general, secretary Of state.
justice Of the supreme court and one
railroad commissioner for the demo
Gratis. The committee was authorized
to name the candidates for these po
sitions and the convention adjourned
sire die. The populsts debated the
adoption of the name TIL midnight
and finally adjourned, without action
until today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

withdrew and Silver was named by
acciamation. For trustees of the
university of Illinois, Jacob t.. Sell
or Of Mt Carroll was named by the
populists in fusion by arrangement;
Dr. Julia Holmes Smith Of Chicago
was nominated unanimously; and the
name Of lsaacs S. Raymond Of Cham
paign was withdrawn. giving the third
place to Napoleon B Morrison Of
Marion county.
The platform declares for the free
and unlimited coinage Of both silver
and gold al the present established
ratio of 16 TO by Independent action
Of the United States; reduction Of
tariff duties to point which will
provide only sufficient revenue for the
needs Of the government without
lcyying an extra tax upon the con
those already wealthy; the adoption
Of fair and equitable tax on incomes
and an amendment to the constitu
ton IL necessary 10 accomplish this
purpose; the enactment of appropriate
legislation 10 more clearly define the
duties and powers Of the courts IN is
suing wrts restraining citizens OF
their rights without trial by jury; the
adoption Of national and state laws
that will abolish pools and trusts.
The platform continues We re-
affirm the Monroe doctrine again and
pledge ourselves to abide by the ad-
vice Of Washington. TO keep ourselves
free from entangling alliances with
foreign nations
We recognize William Jennings
Bryan as the leading exponent Of the
foregoing principles, e7nnciated as
declaration u party faith by the dem.
ocratIc national convention OF 1896;
which leadership he has Justly earned
and is universally accorded BY reason
OF his great ability. matchless elo-
quence and Jealous devotion to the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

TO lay down such rule, the coal it
self will probably be let alone. The
incident is one which will be used as
a strong argument for the establish
ment OF eoaliug stations in various
parts of the Globe for the benefit of
the United States navy
Although the statement has been
repeated day after day, no oyertureS
nave yet been made to our govern.
ment for peace and ii may bear repc-
utton once more in view OF the express
denial given nj the state department
To such stories emanating from Euro
peau sources as seek to create the i'm.
preston that the United States Sow
erNment has made any move in this
drrectjon The first orertures in the
direction of peace must come from
Spain directly or indirectly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
HARRISON CUT OFF
NO OPPORTUNITY TO TALK TO
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
AlGElD MAKES ADDRESS
Democratic State Convention Names
W. +. Dunlap, a banker, for Treas
urer and =. o, Silver of Frecport
for Superintendent of Public In
struruou Bryan Endorsed.

springfield, July 10. The demo
cratic state convention Tuesday nom
mated the followirs ticket;
Treasurer Willard +. Dunlap
Jacksonville.
superintendent of public instruction
Perry @. SILVER Freeport
Trustees of University Of Illinois
Jacob L. Seller, Mt. Carmel, Ma
poleon h. Morrison, Oden; DR., Julia
Holmes Smith Chicago.
The convention which was held nj
the exposition building opened in the
morning and continued in unintcr-
ruptcd session until 5:07 p. m. Will
liam prentiss of Chicago was both
and permanent chairman
A. c. Bentley of pittstiold was see
Rotary, The chief incident of the
proceedings was the bitter
fight over the appointment on the
state central committee Of two men,
prominent gold democrats In 1896,
Ben T. Cable of Rock Island and
Roger C.. sullivan, of the NTH con
gressional district After Il spirited
controversy in the meeting of dele
gates from the 10th congressional
district and in the convention hall the
choice of both Gable ana Sullivan NJ
committeeman was ratified.
EX-Gov. Altgeld addressed the con
ventiOn at length. Mayor Carter IL,
Harrison of Chicago was present and
prepared to talk, but was not giycn
an opportunity until after o'clock,
when, tired of waiting, he had goue
down town. \ committee was ap-
pointed To invite him To speak, but h.
sent back word that he could not
again go to the fair grounds.
W. +. Dunlap Of Jacksonville was
for treasurer by acclama-
ton. For superintendent of public
instruction there were two candidates
Perry O, Silver of Frecport and G.
W. Andrews of La Sale, but Andrews
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

Chicago. July 10. u, Letter
has sold to Marshall Field, his
former partner In tho firm OF Field,
Letter & Co. the southeast corner OF
State and Madison streets Mt price
understood to be $2,10o,O00. The sale
covers the ground only, The property
Is now occupied by Schlessinger N
Mayors store. Field and Letter were
first associated together In business In
1865 In 1881 Letter retired. Since
that time, II is said the two men
have not spoken to each other, and
now II Is understood that Field came
to the assistance Of his old friend and
partner at a time when II II generally
believed that he stands In need Of
ready cash To meet his sons specula-
lions,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

Adjutant General Boardman Tues
day issued an order for u new national
guard, AS soon us the present or
ganization nj Camp Douglas goes to
the front the now organization will
doubtless be mobiliEed at that place.
rhe adjutant generals order is In
part rs follows;
THE list, I'd, Sd and ath regiments
and the light battery having voluu-
teered for the war with Spain the Of
fers of the companies from the fol-
lowing cities to Ill the vacancies arc
accepted: Chippewa Falls, Rice Lake,
eau Claire, Ashland. Rhinelander,
Waupaca, Port Washington, Ocou-
omowoc. Reedsburg, kenosha, Mill
waukoe (2). For the purpose of In
speetion and mastering In the new
companies the following detail with
their assignments are announoed
Gen. 0. Il. Zwtetusch, Quartermaster
general, companies ut milwaukee,,
Port Washington and Oconomowoc;
W. 1t, Patton, assistant adjutant gen
eral, companies ut Waupaca, Rhine
lander, Rocdsburg and Kenosha: Col.
George Graham, aide de camp. COM
panies at Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire,
Rice Lake and Ashland, Tho officers
named will AT once proceed with the
in In accordance with the
provisions governing the same IA laid
down IN the laws and regulations
governing the Wisconsin national
guard, copies OF which together with
all necessary blanks have been sent
to those az the home stations In
charge OF tho formation of the new
companies. In reference to this work
the officers detailed will communicate
immediately with Edward Loew OF
G. y, Townsley OF Port
H. L., Preceding Of
Oconomowoc, {, S, Deyo OF Waupaca,
+, NJ. Mason of Rhinelandor, w. A.
Wyse of Reedsburg, w, c. nartwoll OF
Chippewa Falls, o, II, Kietzman OF
llau Claire. James Atkinson OF Rice
Lake and D. j, Mowntt OF Ashland
Further instructions regarding the
other companies ut Milwaukee and
kcnosha viii be given later The
necessity for forming these companies
Is urgent and prompt action must DO
aiken.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

welfare OF the whole people. and we
confidently look forward to glori-
Gus victory for democracy in 1900 un-
der his superb leadership"
The platform further declares that
the republican party has failed TO keep
its promises; denounces the Allen
bills declares for municipal ownership
ot public franchises; faNors tho init
attve and referendum. condemns GOV
rrnor Tanner for calling a special
session Of the legislature: denounccs
the revenue law Of the state: de-
nounces the civil service law of the
state and recommends that the Ques.
ttoN OF its repeal he submitted to the
people, Roth eN-Govcrnor Altgeld and
Mayor Harrison were endorsed The
war plank follows.
We pronounce the present war
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
IT'S BELIEVED TRUCE Is STILL
ON AT SANTIAGO.
NEGOTIATING SURRENDER
Officials at Washington Think Toral's
Trying to Get Permission to Turn
Over the City to Shafter- Mines
Along American Coast to BE Taken
Up--Danes Cut Off Our Coal.

Washington, July l3.-Ihe impress
sion prevailed in official circles when
public business closed Tuesday that
the flag OF truce seen in the Spanish
liues at Santiago at , O'Clock Monday
was still flying and that negotiations
naturally could not be very broad in
view of the injunction the president
had laid upon Gen. Shatter TO accept
nothing less than unconditional sur
render, but it is supposed that the
time may be consumed through the in
dulgence of Gen. Shafter in allowing
the Spanish commander to cOmmunl-
cate by cable with Captain General
Blauco in an effort to obtain his
assent to the surrender, Gen. ToraI
undoubtedly has before his eyes the
abuse heaped upon the unfortunate
naval commander. Ccryera, for sur
rendering at all. so ne probably will
tie bound by the direction of Blanco In
his own case II is not generally known
that in response 70 a manly, but pa
thetic report by cable TO BlancO an
u0Eucing the loss of his squadron,
Cervera received most harsh ana
unsympathetic reply, but such Is the
case. Confidence wakes in the speedy
fail Of Santiago, though many Of
fcers fear the nest will be found
empty ami the birds flown when the
American troops make their entry into
the town. Still should thi. be the
case, /, may be fairly claimed tina,
the prime object Of the movemc mt on
81 ago, the destruction Of the Span
isl .uadron, has beer achieved and
the campaign as a whole been sue.
eessfuI.
Gen Miles report Tuesday indi-
Gated that though he found unexpect-
cd physical difficulties to contend with
he IS apparently greatly pleased with
the progress made by the army under
the conditions prevailing.
The most important part Of the
cabinet meeting Tuesday was the de-
the mines which guard all coast ports
Many military men are opposed 70
yielding to the pressure Of commercial
interests. some Of them predicting
that the communities that have been
80 earnest in their demand for the re-
moyal Of the mines will be frantlcally
cIamoring for protection at the first
rumor OF the presence Of a hostile
gunboat or cruiser on the coast.
Before the war began our govern
ment accumulated a stock OF coal al
ST. Thomas. West Indies Twice since
the war broke out the United States
has ayailed itself OF this coal, once to
supply the Minneapolis aud once the
Montgomery but as each was bound
for the nearest home port and took
only enough coal 70 carry II there y
was fairly assumed that there had
been no breach ~ neutrality. How
ever. it appears that there is now a
disposition exhibited by the Danish
authorities TO prevent the United
States ships from using this coat and
as there is no question Of their right
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

The year 1869 was noted for the
birth Of Napoleon; Wellington; Fran
els Accum, chemist; Bessiercs. due
d'Istria, one Of Napoleon's best gen
erals; Bourienne. secretary and BIZ
ographer Of Napoleon; Brunei, archi-
tcct Of first theater In New York. and
Of the Thames tunnel; Chateaubriand
author; Governor De Witt Clinton Of
New York; Cuvier, naturalist. Ad-
miral Sir Thomas Hardy, X. N; Alex
andcr Won Humboldt, physicist; Count
Layalette, state counselor; Judge
Lowell, founder Of Boston Athenaeum;
Mcmed Oh. paaha Of Egypt; Marshal
Ney. William Owen. naturalist;
Picard, French dramatlst; Marshal
Soult. Lord Castlereagh; Tallien,
French statesman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
A FOND Du LAC MURDER

Fond du Lac, Wis. July 13--As the
result Of a quarrel George Wightman
shot and killed p. r. updike, a prom
inent farmer. three miles southeast
Of this city, Tuesday The then came
to the city and gave himself up.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
ANOTHER PRIZE CAPTURED

Key West. July 10. The sloop
Wary, flying the British flag, was
brought in Tuesday as prize Of war.
She was captured BY the -. Louis
10 miles from Santiago, while bound
from Jamaica for santa Cruz. with a
cargo OF provisions. II Is thought
that her English registry was a sub
terfuge to enable her to land the sup
plies in Cuba for the starving Span
ial DIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
COLORED BRUTE LYNCHED,

Charlottesville, Va. July 13.-John
Henry James, a negro, criminally as
sauIted Miss Julia Hotopp on public
road near her home Monday and was
lynched Tuesday two miles west OF
the city by an armed posse OF 200 men.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
SAYS SANTIACO'S FALLEN.

Rome, July 13.--The Tribuna OF
this city published a report, under
date OF Kingston, Jamaica, at $50
p. m, Tuesday. affirming that the city
OF Santiago de Cuba had capitulated.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
AN OLD MAN SUICIDES.

Monroe, Wis, July 13.-Cari
Helm, aged "A years. took his
life by hanging at the home OF his
on-in-law, William Plantikow. near
Monroe. No cause for the deed IN
known.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
LAWYER sPICK KILLED.
Prominent Minneapolis Attorney Run
Down by Street Car.

Minneapolis. July 13.--George H.
splck. aged 81. one OF the best known
lawyers In the northwest, stepped 10
front OF street car Tuesday and was
instantly killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.

The following table shows the open.
ing, highest. lowest and closing prices
Of produce Tuesday in Chicago:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
new NATIONAL GUARD
TO BE FIFTH REGIMENT

1t Includes Companies from Milwau-
kee, oconomowoc, Chippewa Falls,
Rice Lake, Eau Claire, Ashland,
Rhinelander Waupaea. Port Wash
ington, Reedsburg and Keuosha.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

The Princess Chimay-Itigo has be
come the mother Of n son. and has
named It for the Austrian emperor,
She ia the Detroit beauty who deserted
her noble Belgian husband for Hun
garian gypsy,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14

London society Is Specializing on tho
probability of marriage between
Miss May Goelct aud the young duke
Of Roxburghe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-07-14
PERSONALITIES.

Professor William Libby, of Prince
ton university, Will go to Hawaii this
year TO explore the burial caves of the
dead and gone Hawaiian kings.