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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20
-FOUR GInLs DROWNED.
Their Lives Lost while Bathing in
Utah Lake.

Salt Lake, Utah, July IA special from
Payson, Utah. to the Tribune, says: -Four
girls We're drowned in Utah lake while
bathing to-day. Their names were EN-
ma Keel Lucy Keel, Susie Keel and
Steener Dauer. Their ages ranged from
Is to % wears"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20

ACNNH W SOuA0
is praises. 1t
has done won
lers for me in
relieving me
of a tumor.
" My health
has been poor
for three years.
Change of life
was working
= upon me. L
a was very
" much bloated
nd u-aS a bur
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20
SURVIVE AWFUL WOUNDS.
Remarkable Cases Among the Vie
Tins of Santiago

From the Philadelphia Press.
New York. July r-Among the IA
wounded men whom the Olivette brought
back TO New York from the battlehelds
Of Cuba are some Of the most extraordi-
nary cases Of injury known IN surgical
history.
Some Of the men on the olivette are
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20
""fEL PROPRIETOR KILLED.
N' Who Disputed Board Bill
Fires Fatal shot.

mo-. ''''e' ~ c., July 19.-R. w. Taylor
r. f''e'o' Of the Oaks Hotel, was killed
-7"' by John Corey of Decatur, Ill.
took VINO was a guest of the hotel
HH part Of the clerk in a dispute over
olsr''i ms ms angered Taylor and in the
"nich ensued he was killed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20
Two KILLED, BY A TRAIN.

locomotive Hits Them while They
were Beating Their way.
=. iphia, July ia man, supposed
~ We Peter Brown, of Greensboro, n. c..
N ,'s''Nliy killed, and Charles II. Crang
=. .'ofo Mass, was seriously injured
On ny being struck by a locomotive
Pnas5 Fehnsylvania Railroad in West
f-or " pAia, While beating their way
H5ltimore 10 New York
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20
HANGING TO BE DELAYED.
NeE"i steps Save "a Man at the
Eleventh Hour,

i''1nlnond, Va, July 19.-Judge Cardwell
u 'ae Supreme Court of Appeals has
S'''.'ed writ OF error and supersedas in
''s case Of George Hite, who was to have
Olea hanged for murder at Boydtown,
'i'2ktenburg. tomorrow.
'1-e' conviction Hite expressed great
ed "a. TO- nang, but a few days ago chang
e', "'a mind All the preparations for The
'''-iVoh nave been made
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20

Those. Loving Glrls.-Helen-Youn
Softleign proposed TO me last night, He
ought TO have known beforehand that /
should refuse him.
Mattie-Tm sure he did, dear.-chicago
News.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-20

brought here yesterday after a hazardous
FTin
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NOW WILL YOU BE GOOD
An Unsophisticated Country Sport Gets Bad Ina saloon--Hs Contributes
 @15 This Morning.

Last Monday night c. R Jones, a guileless young man from the wilds of Lincoln county, came to this bad, bad town tosell his cotton. He soon got rid of the staple and then started to take in the town, likewise anything il a liquid form that came his way Alter drinking a bit he shought he would like to fight a few lines just for the "fon9 of tbe tbfng He soon got a chance. He picked quarrel with some sa- loon loafer aud was just mopping up the face Of the earth with him when a steon bIua-eoated minion of the law appeared upon tfe scene and Mir. Jones was escorted oeer to the jail. Upon the earnest solicitation
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on For The Fairs.

Mr H F Westbrook is in Cairo visiting the Free Street Fair, and is securing attractions for our State Fair, which begins next week.
 Mir. ]. " Adams left yesterday afternoon for GIarksville, Ark, to attend the Johnson County Fair, and where he also expects to secure aev- eral racers acd number of other attractions and exhiblts for our State Fair
 Messrs. J B Trulock, D c. Bell, J. " Withers aod Secretary M E Bloom are attending the Dallas State Fair with the determination of bridging large part of it back with them
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THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR
In It's Banner Xear---Twenty-Six New Members To Be Initiated
 Tonight.

The Knights of Honor, one of the strongestorganizations in the South, is undergoing streak of prosperity that has never been known by any lodge in this city. Tonight the lodge will admit twenty-six new members. Following is the list of the poor unfortunates that will straddle the goat tonight:
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JONES Vs. THE KANGAROO
That is The Title of a Isoxing Bout Which Takes Place Oct, the Eight
 teenth.

Mir. G. W. Allen manager of the Bosten Military Band and who is in the city today is the fond possessor oi the famous ''boxing kangeroo" which was brought 10 this country by the champion pugilist Roht Fitzsim mmons. from Australia. He is as scientific as an ordinary prize
 tighter, and can be taught almost anything in thS Queenbury rules, except beng knocked out and this he is determined not to learn 4 number of famous pugilists have stood before this animal, but all have failed in their trying efforts to land q solar-plexus This wonder fal creature will be on exhibition at the fair and on 0ctobr IS sapening dagl Mr Fred H. Jones, division passenger ticket agent for the Cot ton Belt, on a $2G0 wager hasagreed to stand up before him ten rounds. Ar Jones k very scientific and the odds are against Aliens fayorite although Mr. Jones hims elf says he Will have DO easy task h landing in the pro per place.
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A new passenger engine was turn ed out of the Cotton Belt shops this morning and made a short trip up to Main street. She is q "beaut." H. A. Johnson is engineer.
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Rev. G. Gorden Smeade arrived in the city this morning from Little Rock, and will assist Rev. ]. L. Cald- well in officiating at the funeral of Mrs. W. H. Roane. this afternoon.
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PHILLIP GERHARDT
Loses Hts House and Contents By Fire at
 Shawnee Okla.

Word has just been received in this city that the two-story frame residence aud household effects be. longing to Mir. Philip Gerhardt, formerly of this city but now of Shawnee, Okla were consumed by fire. The family barely escaped with their lives. No insurance.
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Messrs. Chas. Reynolds and Lynn Brinkley have returned from St. Louis, where they were summoned as witnesses in the Altheimer-Scharff divorce case.
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A DIVORCE GRANTED.
Miss opheIia scharT Wins Her Long
 Fought Case.

Miss ophelia Altheimer, (nee Scharffl was yesterday granted her divorce in tbe Four Courts at St. Louis. The suit has been in the courts for more than year,
 Miss Scharff two years ago eloped with Ulysses s. Altheimer. of this city.
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Why not put some of the worth less white and colored people who are laying around the saloons, to- work cleaning up the streets bes fore the visitors begin to arrive for the fair?
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The Anderson-Meyer Drag Com pany have arranged a very neat show window in their new quar- ters on Second avenue. It is a large bridge made from paper boxes. Call and see it.
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DIED,

GooD-In this city, Oct. 1th, Mrs. w. (. Good, age 62 years,
 The deceased leaves a husband and three daughters. She had been i'll but few days when death took it's flight The funeral takes place late this afternoon at Whitehall ceme- terv.
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NIT. W. H. Loekhart, of Wabba- seeka, was in the city yesterday. He say s the recent rains have caused him to lose about two hundred bales Of cotton and over half his corn crop.
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$. 4. Rosenberg has received a large shipment of the La Favorita Waltzes, composed by Irl Armstrong and dedicated to Miss Nell Collier. Miss Golfers picture is on the ban ner side of this beautiful sheet.
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home Friday from almost q years stay with relatives in Chicago. She will be accompanied by Miss Gertie A1tschul, who will be her guest for q few months.
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Mir. Harry G Bum has accepted the position at the Westbrook Grain and Commission Co.,, that was recently vacated by Mir. Toss Fow- Ter
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Mrs. Nose Ringlehaupt and daugh- ter, Miss Isabelle, will arrive in the city today from Little Rock, and re- main with relatives until after the fair.
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10 sanitary cases constituted proceedings of the police court morning.
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All the soldier boys will have to report in Little Rock next Saturday and will be mustered out on the tten1 MHdh
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Conductor G. L. Morris, of the Swan Lake train, has been laying off for the past few days, owing to illness.
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of Judge Brown ia tue police court, he reluctantly handed over $15 to pay for his good time.
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ss Katie Smith. of Jacksonville, s visiting her sister, Mrs. R. M. raith.
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Mir. E. A. Tbalheimer is confined to his room, with a spralned ankle. which vase used by q COW eolllding with him in his pasture.
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Mai. N. T. White returned today from St. Louis, were he went on business trip.
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Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Calm, of Port Gibson. Miss. this morning from St. Louis. They will be the guests of Mir. aid Mrs. Gabe Meyer.
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Mir. NJ. l.. Altheimer has returned from St. Louis, after attending to urgent business in that city.
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l.. W Poss, of Grapevine, is in the city replenishing the stock for his n mammoth establishment
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anager G. W. Allen, of the Bos- Ladies Military Band is in the arranging matters for the fair.
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.s. WI. Hilliard left yesterday Washington county to visit her her for a few weeks.
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(From Wednesday $ Daily.)

Mrs. 4. Faueett, who has been quite sick for few days, we are glad to say has almost recovered.
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Little Mabel Steinert is again con yalescent after q brief but severe ilI- ness.
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Mir. B. H. sandeford, 3 popular shoe representative of St. Louis, is in the city.
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M. 10. Bloom, wife and daugh- ,eturned from the Dallas fair ".
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Mir l.. T. Sallee is making up and extending the taxes 0n real estate for the year 98.
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The little son of Mir. and Mrs. Jno. M. Mccain is very sick.
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MT. Ed Levine has accepted a po- sition with large clothing firm in Plain Dealing, La.
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.anager seuyard, of the opera se has booked "A Bachelors
 pymoon," which will appear
 tt an early date,
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A. McGehee. of McGehee, is in .ity the guest of the Trulock.
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Dt. H. c. Daniel, after a brief with relatives in this city, has rned to Little Rock.
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,e of the city's street horses
 last night. This makes the nd one to die within three days.
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!. Geo. NJ. smith, Of Little Rock nong Pine Bluffans today.
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MT. L. B. Austin is reported very ill today.
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Mir. Clyde Vowell is out again after brief iluess.
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MT. W. J. Galbraith made busi- ness trip to England Tuesday.
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Iiss Etta Mehiinger is reported ch better today.
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Mir. Geo C. Hevia, of Stuttgart, is at the Arlington
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A.s"swello dance is being antici- pated by our young society folks, to take place on Friday night at the Y. M. H. A. hall
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[. ". z. Tankersley went to lsyille yesterday on business
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ventioH of the United Daughters of the Confectionery They will he the guests of Mir. Juo. M Oracle and family.
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repare for the parade, which oc- next Tuesday.
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[. E. K. Braley returned this hing from Little Rock.
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J. 4. Owen, c. F. Anderson, c. J. Humbert. R, $. Matthews, Will Martin, J. ". Tomlin, L. E. Frazier, J. D. Knowles, l.. Delmon, r. W. Assman, D. T. Allumbret, J. Oaks,
 c. T. Caldwell, (. c. Hastings, Is. ". Culpepper, M H. Benson, H. G. Bum, Meyer Solmson, J. R. Young. H. Byrd,
 Will Benton. Geo. H. Adams. J NJ. Faucett, c. H. Montague, W. c. Mitchell. Tom Moss.
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Mrs. G. B. Moore fias entirely re- covered from recent illness.
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..s H. c. Allis and daughter, ], Emma, Of Little Rack, are here ffend the funeral of the late Mrs.
 N Rome.
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J. B. Johnson returned
 nesday from Lake Village,
 Ire she had been the guest of
 I de
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S4. J. NJ. Barrett, of sherrill, is le city today.
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Miss Etta Mehlinger is confined to her room>xith slight attack of appendicitis.
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r. Fred Shrader, of Little Rock,
 the Trulock.
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r. Ewing Taylor has returned D St. Louis.
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Mir. H, D. Slemons, Of Monticello. is at the Truiock
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Mr. j D. Watson, d Rose Citian, is circulating in our city today.
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Mir, Simon Strauss left today for Jonesboro on d business trip.
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From Thursday 's Daily.1

Circuit court is busy today setting ses.
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Messrs. Ouch Downs and snipe Grace spent Tuesday at Webb Lake, hunting Dutch reports fine success and gives Webb Lake Q good send of
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The funeral of Mir. T. A. Smith took place this morning at II o'clock.
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Lewis. the little son of Mir and Mrs. Geo B. Moore, is fast improv- ing from [ several weeks. lllness.
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Mir. Allie 0reyfus is confined fo his room with illness
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As we did last year, the GRAPHIc during the State Fair. will issue q morning daily.
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Misses Gussie Taggart and Sam mic Sennett left Tuesday for Little Rock, as delegates to the State con-
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osIa BluthenthaL will arrive
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Mir. Frank Weberker and bride have returned from their bridal tour through the North. They were rendered reception by their friends at their home in MeehanicsgIlle last evening.
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Mir. Ike Leltnef leaves Thursday for Little Rock to visit relatives.
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MT. A. V McGehee, of McGehee, Ark. is in the city
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Mir. E. A. Henslee, Of English, is in the city.
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vention of the United Daughters of the Coniederecy They will he the guests of Mir. Jno M. Oracle and family.
 Mir. Geo c. Hevis, of Stuttgart, is at the Arlington.
 Mir. Clyde Vowell is out again after brief iIness
 Mir. NJ. L. Altheimer has returned from St, Louis, after attending to urgent business in that city.
 All the soldier boys will have to in Little Rock next Saturday and will be mustered out on the tten1Mliah.
 Mir. B. A. Tbalheimer is confined to his room, with spraIned ankle. which vase used by q cow eolllding with him in his pasture.
 Why not put some of the worth less white and colored people who are laying around the saloons, to- work cleaning up the streets bes fore the visitors begin to arrive for the fair?
 MT. W. J. Galbraith made bnsi- ness trip to England Tuesday
 Mrs. G. B. Moore has entirely re- covered from a recent illness.
 A1"swell' dance is being antici- pated by our young society folks, to take place on Friday night at the Y. NJ. Fl. 4. hall
 MT, H. ?. slemons, Of Monticello, is at the T'ruiock
 -4-4-----------------za4
 MT, Simon Strauss left today for Jonesboro on a business trip.
 The funeral of MT. T. A. Smith took place this morning at II o'clock.
 -------------------------
 As we did last year. the GRAPHIC during the State Fair. will issue morning daily.
 Mir. E. A. HensIee, Of English, is in the city.
 Mir. Ike Leltnef leaves Thursday for Little Rock to visit relatives.
 Mir frank Weberker and bride have returned from their bridal tour through the North They were rendered reception by their friends at their home in MeehanicsgIlle last evening.
 Mir. Allie 0reyfus .is confined to his room with illness.
 MT. A. V MeGehee, of No Gehee. Ark. ls in the city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-10

winning praise for her ability; Will
Davis, who rendered an appreciated
bass solo; the Hughes Sisters, who
sang Il trio entitled, silent Night,
In "A most excellent manner,and Miss
Amanda Wearn, who charmed the
audience with instrumental music.
No. o school closed last Monday
after very successful term.
Notices are out announcing the
special meeting at the Dist. No 9
school house, next Friday evening at
I o'clock, to consider the question Of
adding month to the winter term
Of school to be kept before the APP
pointed time for the spring term to
begin. We hope that all the quail
fed electors OF said district will
make an effort to be present.
We understand that the Revs. j.
Hardcastle and NJ. ID. Peavy will
bold revival meetings at Rewey in
the =. NJ. church in the near future.
Miss Maggie Morgan is on the sick
list this week.
David G.. Davis transacted BUSH
ness at the county seat Thursday.
Pecatonica will reorganize a Chris
tian Endeavor society soon.
Persons having young horses that
they wish broken to drive single or
double will do well to call on Frank
aud r. II. Jones. Satisfaction guar
anteed or no charge made.
Messrs. w. G.. Davis and Chas
Roberts are busily engaged in baling
hay for J. +. Jones this week.
CLIPPER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-10
To Our custom erS.

Chamberlain's Cough Pemedy is
the best cough syrup we have ever
used ourselves or in our families.
w. H. King, Isaac 2. King and many
Others in this vicinity, have also pro-
nounced it the best. All we want is
for people to try it and they will be
convinced. Upon honor, there is nc
better that we have ever tried, and
we have used many kinds.--R. A
BLAKE d Son, General Merchants
Big Tunnel, Va. Sold at Vivian.
Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-10

way from Boscobel to Lebanon, Pa.
took fire at Madison recently, and
but for the prompt work of the fire
department, the entire car would
have burned. AS it was the horses
escaped without any damage.
Albert Miller, n Baraboo man, was
buried by "A cave-in, while at work
at the bottom of a forty-foot well
one day recently. Immediately a
gang OF men set to work shoyelinp
and at noon on the following day
the rescuers got near enough to the
imprisoned man to hear him talk.
He asked them to hurry, as he could
not stand it much longer Then a
second cave-in occurred, burying the
unfortunate man still deeper. His
body was reached late the next dav.
and it was thought the second cav
ing caused instant death.
Platteyille is soon to have a lodge
of Nj. w. of A. added to her list of Sc
cret societies.
An attempt was made to hold up
Rev. Hardcastle in the vicinity of
Arthur not long ago, but the miscal-
culation Of one Of the would-be rob.
bers. who slipped and fell in his eff
fort to sieze Mr.. HIS. horse by the
bride, gave the reverend gentleman
time to whip up his horse and get
away, thereby saving the $50 and a
gold watch, which he had with him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-10
WORLDS FAIR. CHICAGO, 1893
Rg WE y.
II THOMAS. Editor.

II TnOuAs, Editor.
Lots Of grain and hogs shipped
from this town this week.
The feed mill and elevator VIII
soon be completed.
Miss Bessie Watkins, Of Barneveld,
left for Dodgeyille last Tuesday
morning, after a two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. X. Thomas.
II Thomas q Go. are having a
.pecial sale on calicOs and wooden
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-10
not being an uncommon sight.

| not being an uncommon sight
Bear" Clary, of Darlington, who
has been delving in the bowels of
the earth near Mineral Point in
quest of mineral ore, is said to have
struck it rich. 1t is reported that he
was offered $1,000 for third interest
| in his mine.
Mr.. PoIete King, the first white
man born in Wisconsin, was in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. King was born az
| Prairie du CHEN, in 1916 and has
lived within four miles of whore
Darlington now stands for nearly 10
years. He is still a hale, strong man,
despite his 50 years of life.-Darling-
ton Republican.
A bill has been passed by congress
giving 70 the Grant County Monu.
ment Association, two cannon aud 50
shells, enough for four pyramids, to
be placed near the soldiers monu-
ment at Lancaster The guns are
nearly u feet long and weigh about
$500 pounds apiece. They are to
came from Fortress Monroe and the
freight on them will be $l2O
Silver is struck in Grant county.
In the town OF Liberty, a few miles
from Lancaster, a mineral that :.
Mitchell, an experienced Montana
silver miner, pronounces pure silver
ore has been found possibly in large
quantities
f. l.. Howe, of the Lancaster Re-
porter, is now engaged IN managing
the Ripon Republican for its owner,
Or. VIM. I. Brown. Richard Mahan
is in charge of the Reporter office.
Forty-seven persons are going
from Lancaster to the kloudyke.
Each must take at least $500 with
him to pay railroad fare, etc.
Major Ed Whaley, Of Prairie du
Chen, died suddenly his residence
ON Jan. ~ 1895 He was for p years
postmaster AZ Prairie du Chen, TAX
ing the office in 1866.
Belmont will build town ball in
the near future. Arrangements have
already been made with that iuteu-
tiou.
\ stock company composed ol a
uumh,r OF Belmont business men
are negotiating with editor Cuulry,
ol the Bee, for the purchase Of his
printing parapherualia and the good
will Of his journal II they make "a
deal the plant will be enlarged
Ringing Bros. have purchased the
John Robinson Railroad Show, If
Cincinnati, Ohio The show has
twenty two ears and the uaiu ar
rived nj Baraboo ON Monday of last
week 1t i said this show will I've
put on the road under separate can
vas.
\ car load of horses belonging to-
II. +. Light the horse-buyer, on the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-02-10
l'elGtTD>lf

10 the MINERAL PotSr rnnuNE.
Timothy Davis and best girl at
tended the gramophone entertain
meut given by Prof. Geo. Burton, of
Livingston, at the Dist. No. school
house last Thursday evening. Tim
says IL was fine.
Miss Ella Jones has been quite
sick the past two weeks, but is some
better at the present writing.
Henry James and John Davis
made a dying trip to Mineral Point
Friday.
Miss Annie Williams, who is en-
gagged In teaching near Livingston,
spent Saturday and Suudayat home.
We were sorry to learn that our
friend and neighhor, j. NJ Davis, in
tends to start for the Klondyke soon,
as we fear he impcrIs his health by
exposing himself to the freezing eli
mate Of that region.
Or VIII James. Of Montfort, came
down Saturday and was the guest of
Il. j. Hughes that evening.
We understand that Herman Jen-
kius has bought the livery barn for
morly owned ny Jim Williams of
Sandy Point. Herman viii no doubt
make successful livery man, as ho
Is always ohliging and accommodate
inc.