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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaintield,
III, makes the statement, that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for month by
her family physician, but grew worse,
He told her she was a HOPELESS victim
of consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist sug-
gested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption: she bought a bottle and
to her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its
use and after taking six bottles,
found herself sound and we'll: now
does her own houaowork, and is rs
we'll as she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at
w. IT,. PrideauN's Drug Store.
Largo bottles 10 cents and Sl.0O 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18

prevail Of the mayor, to indemnity aud save
harmless the city Of Mineral Point from all
accidents, damages and losses which may
result from any negligence or Inability on
his part,
See, ). Plumbers and pipe filters shall
make full and complete returns to the super
iuteudaut Of waterwOrks Of the uScs Tor and
IL which water : supplied under any permit
granted, Such returns must I've radc by the
plumber or pipe filter doing the work within
forty-cight hours after the complexion of the
work, aud must contain n complete list W all
articles and fixtures used, as the water will
not be turned on any promises until after
said return is made, aud the work reported
to be in accordance with the rules and rcgu-
lations herein prescribed,
Sec, &. In making returns OF permits,
plumbers and pipe filters shall give the
name OF the street aud lot where the attach
mCut was made or work performed, and
accurately describe the location " such
attachment or other work as the case may
he,
See !. No plumber or pipe litter shall
make any attachment to any old pipe or
water fixture in promises from which the
continued, unless the party desirtHg such
work 10 I've done shalt have first made applt-
cation and obtained reissue and permit for
the same. Nor shall any plumber or pipe
filter make any alteration ON any pipe, or
water tiNturr attached to the watrrworks
distributing pipes, to conduct water into
stables, baths, water closets, wash basins,
cisterns, fountains, or for any other purpose
whatever, without application having first
been made and Il permit obtained from the
superintendent for each and every separate
lob OF such notifications in the water IN
lures: and In no case shall any plumber or
pipe filter after the completion and trial OF
any job of plumbing work, whether 1t be the
first introduction OF service pipe, an extern
sion or n repair, leave the water turned ON
the promises, but shall IN all cases close the
stop cock ON the sidewalk and return his
| permit.
| See s. No service connections or other
attachments to amy of the water mains shall
be made except by corporation cock with
| lead pipe connection eighteen inches long of
the strength aud weight hereinafter mon
toned and no pipe shall be used between the
main and the curb cock except standard
galvanized iron pipe or lead pipe of the fol-
lowing strength and weight, viz;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18
Robinson Show Excursions.

Arrangements have been perfected
with all lines OF travel (or special on
curstou rates to the John Robinson
Greatest OF All American Shows,
which exhibits in Dodgrvillc, Satw-
day, Aug, ~. AS this is the only
place IN the vicinity where this ia
nous big show will exhibit, this seas-
on, the opportunity To see it should he
taken advantage Of 10y all who enjoy
n really high-class circus perform
ancc. The John Robinson namc
needs no introduction 10 the commune
ity, tt has been Identified for savon-
ty-rour years with all that Is best in
arcnic amusrments in the United
States, and the show this year Is big
gor, better and more mcritorious than
over. One of the great attractions of
the present season IL Louis tyr, the
wonderful Canadian strong man, who
holds on his shoulders over two tons
of solid weight, besides performing
many almost incredible teats of lift
ing In addition to this special feat
ure there are hundreds of now and
original circus acts; thrilling Ro-
man hippodrome, u horse fair, con-
tanning over 350 handsome horses,
and grand preliminary parade, In
which the leading features of the
mcnagcric and hundreds of process
sional features are exhibited free
upon the streets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18
Mason Fruit Jars,
AS cheap as the cheapest at Gale $
Cholera Morbus Quickly Cured.

Daring the hot weather last sum
mer had a severe attack OF cholera
morbus, necessitating my leaving
my business,' says MIR. c. A.,
Hare, of Hare Bros, Fincastle, Ohio.
" After taking two or three doses of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy | was completely
relieved and in few hours was able
to resume my work in the store. |
sincerely recommend it to any one
afflicted with stomach or bowel
trouble" For sale at Vivian 5
Pharmacy. %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18

Superintendents of Departments;
Sporting Dept. - Q, G, Rewey.
Dept. \, Horses Richard Jackson.
Dept. Is, Cattle John Knight.
Dept G, Sheep James \, Hoarc,
Dept u, Swine II. II. Wright.
Dept. +, Poultry $. c. Thomas.
Dept T, Farm Implements lo-
bept, 6, miscellaneous - James
Jackson.
Dept. H, Grains and Vegetables
Il. J. Penhallegon, jr,
Dept, /, Fruits and plautS--William
L. Gundry.
Dept. !, Household and Domestic
Miss Euuice Hauscom.
DEPT. X, Cookery - Mrs. H. II,
Wright
Dept, l., Bu;s2r and Cheese -Thos.
Bracken.
Dept. NJ, Fire Arts - Frank {,
Weidenfcllcr.
Dept. \. Nlusic-N. IL, Snow.
Fair House d. T.. Jacobs,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18

Sec -, The city " Mineral Point shalt
not b liable for any damagcS caused to any
person using its water, by reason " break
axe ot amy pipe, service cock, or machinery,
or tnr amy interruption VI the supply, or Tor
Stoppagc or delay for necessary repairs
Sec ~, Stree, washers and stop cocks
shat ec placed on the hner side NJ the curb
stone, On paved streets, and IN the same rel
atINe position In uUpaycd streets,
Srr, - No person Is permitted to put in
hydrant, spyinklcrs or private plug Without
proper stop cock,
Sec -, Except wErrN meters arc used, no
lease ot water will rr made Tor a shorter
period than sin months, or until the first day
" July or January, No rebate Will be al
lowed for \ partial UNc of water tr0m VOLTS,
cisIornS or e,hrr sourCo$, Parties desiring
Ia use water IN this way may procure and
set am approved meter At tNcjr own expense,
and thereafter pay tar water used at mctcr
rates The right Is reserved u attach mo
trrS To amy service pipe whenever It shalt Ne
Deemed rNpcdicnt aud thereafter charge
will he madc fer the quantity ot water used
instead 0t the rates before charged,
Soc ~. Persons causing any pipes to I've
laid must leave tho street where the pipe is
laid in US good condition as Il was in betorr
the pipes were laid, and to the satisfaction
q; 'Rc Common Council
Sec -, Ward fountains SHAH NOT he used
moro thau siN hours per day; aud they eau
be used only from Aprii LIST to November list
except by special permission and upon pay
mont OF additional charges, Tho service of
"a, IL
which shan always hc under the control ot
the superintendent, The right is reserved to
suspend the use Of fountains and hose for
sprnkltug streets yards and gardens, Whom
ever IN the opinion of the superintendent
public cNigvncy may require IT,
Sec, -, Ii shall hc uulawfu for anyone tu
tamper with, iniurc, mar, or dcfacr any by
draut stop-cock, stand pipc or other water
works fixture not owned or controlled by
him or rur any person to use or take iron,
tho Guy watcrworks amy water except IN
accordance with the rules and regulations of
the city Of Mineral Point in relation To said
watcrworks and any violation OF this section
oranv of thr.forcgoiug rules and regulations,
or ~ any rules and regulations which may
hereafter he adopted, shall hc deemed II mis-
drmranor and anyone SO Offending, shalt
upon conviction, be punished 10y Nne VI not
less than one dollar nor moro than twenty
five dollars, In addition to the costs " prose
cntion; and in default OF payment OF the
same, ho shall bc committed To the common
Jail Of Iowa county, not less than ono nor
more than thirty days
Sec. 70 Tho following rates are hereby
US(abli~ he'd for tho SUNNY of WatCr tn com
Sumers
n,p
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18
ORDINANCE.

An ordinance relating to waterworks in the
city of Mineral Point, and establishing water
rates, rules, regulations and penalties for
the government of water consumers, licensed
plumbers, etc.
The Common Council of the city of Mineral
Point do ordain us follows:
Sec. l. The rules, regulations and water
rates hereinafter named shall be considered
II part of the contract with every person,
company or corporation who is supplied with
water through the water system OF the city;
and every such person, company or corpora
ton, by taking water, shall be considered to
express his, their or its assent to be bound
thereby; and whenever any of them, or such
rs the Common Council may hereafter adopt,
is violated, the water shall be cut or from
the building or place of such violation and
shall not be let ON again except by order of
the mayor, and on payment Of the expenses
of shutting ii off and turning IL on, and on
such other terms as the Common Council
shall determine and upon "A satisfactory
understanding with the party or parties that
no further cause of complaint shall arise;
and in case of such violation, the mayor
shall have the right to declare any payment
made for the water by the person committing
such violation to be forfeited, and the same
shall tnercupon be forfeited; and no more
than one party shall be permitted TO receive
water through the same pipe.
Sec. .. The chief of police OF the city of
Mineral Point shall be general executive
officer or superintendent of waterworks.
And it shall be the duty of the superntend-
q tl,, l,tyI.,
resolutions OF the Common Council relative
to the waterworks are executed; that the
conditions OF all contracts relating To water
works are faithfully complied with; that the
assessments of water rents are duly made,
collected and paid into the city treasury; to
audit all accounts and claims and submit
the same to the Common Council with sucn
explanations AS to enable said council TO act
advscdly thereon, and to have general
supervision over all the operations and in
tcrests OF said works, and shall have MONTH
ly and annual reports OF the condition and
operation of said waterworks, and shall per-
form such other duties as the Common COun-
ell may prescribe. and shall give bond in
the sum of One Thousand Dollars 100000
for the faithful discharge OF his duties,
Sec. g. said superintendent shall have
special supervision OF building, machinery
grounds and everything connected with said
system OF water works; shall see that no
depreciation or msdemeanors are com
mitted; he shall visit and examine all ny
drants at least once a days he shall not
ALLOW the quantity Of water in the water
tower 10 be diminished more than two-thirds
and shall see that the same Is well filled
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-08-18
GalC'S Cash Store,

Headquarters for Fresh Roasted
Peanuts. Peanuts furnished for
picnics etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
GETTING NEARER.

The Advance OF the Anne rican Army Is
now within Four Hes or Santiago. b
Copyright, 1898. by the Associated Press)
HEADQUARTERS OF GEN. CHAT
FEE, TWO MILES BEYOND sEV1I<-
LA, Sunday, June &c, noon. by Associated
Press Dispatch Boat, Port Antonio. ,Ja-
mnica, Monday. June q, 1880 o. M
The American troops are now within
four miles OF Santiago dc Cuba. Two
brigades of Brig. Gen. Lawton's division
In command OF Gen. Chaffce and Col. r.
W. Hall, OF the Second Massachusetts
volunteers, last night and to-day moved
forward past the village OF SeVilla,
where the Spaniards were expected to
make a stand, and occupied the hills to
the right and left,
Two miles beyond, far out In front Of
the American forces and occupying the
roads leading to Santiago, Is force of
$500 Cubans under General Gonzales.
The entire Cuban army, under dlrec-
ton OF General Calixto Garcia, Is mass
Ing for a cooperative attack on SAN
tIago. Garcia, with 5000 Cubans. Is eS-
pected from the interior before night
fall, while from Ascerraderos, twenty
miles to the, west OF Santiago. 1000 Gu
bans arrived to-day 3 RI, s..
There are no Spanlards In the entire
country between Baiquirl, where most
OF the American troops were landed and
Santiago. The retreat OF the enemy af-
ter yesterdays battle, apparently be.
came q rout which did not end until the
fortiflcations around the city were
ron ot,aI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

1 . = . . {. j o.
ment are there except Vice President
Capo,a, who ls In the United States.
The governments NAL system has
been perfected so that full informal tlon
from oil parts OF the Island Is received
daily.
Captain Mora says that two days be-
fore he left Cayo Romano, the Cubans
sighted the fleet OF American vessels
carrying Skaters arniv and the news
caused great rejoicing. NJ ~
One June % a heavy battle was
fought In the Camaguey province, by
General Lope Reclos, OF the Cuban
army with q force OF 1900 men and five
thousand spaniards. The spanlards
were defeated and retreated. They
buried their dend In seventeen graves,
which the Cubans opened. Some OF the
ten, nine, six. two and so on. In all the
Cubans counted one hundred and nifty
bodies and their scouts reported that
one hundred and seven Spaniards were
carried nway on lltters. The Cubans
had nine men killed and thlrtv-two
wounded.
General Menocal With 1000 men nrm-
ed with rifles, landed by the Florida ex-
EpeultIoii AZ roEl bhIies, Is oti MS way
from Santiago province TO reinforce
General Gomez near San Esplritus. Last
Sunday General Monccal was in CANA
guey province. He had two field pieces.
one throwing dynamite, and expected to
cross the Moron trocha without trouble.
A second army OF 5000 men Is march,
ing east to Join General Gomez.
Neuvitas had been badly off for food.
n ufa ayra arrtt
landed a large cargo OF provisions. Sub
sequently q big launch from the BAHIA
mas landed q cargo OF food.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

& Z d . E. .
Vopyrlsht, iss by tho Associated Press.)
On Board the Associated Press Dis
patch Boat Dandy. on JrtRACtrA, s,t.
ur,,,,, 70 -, ,,,. ,,,.H.'.. c. :" 80
" - .n.,' "" h'hsssoi, sunday
June 70 Sa:ao p. m.)-Troops OF the
United States and Spain tlre almost face
TO face md Icss +han fo,,r ,,I,ss, on,r,
n. -. ..,',..N,I ''ts' ap".' i's's.
io-hisie. 'he PICKET lines at certain
points are within ha!llng distance OF the
army. II seems cer.,in thar the b.t.1,
or Ga r.,ac-o ,,,,,,. ,.,1
-, y nt''' '''iiie "i'ilih u u week. ;
Ahe troops are GIL ashore here and at
Baiqulrl with the exception OF a few
scattered companIes that have c,,ns to;rrL
,ro,, r,,a =, :. 4
".'u' e euppiies are sutiiciehe 10 en-
able the army to sustain weeks c1m-
palgn at both landing points.
There i. I, cor,trr,, :.
r =
e''iaii ooats riains on TO the beach
through surf and as one weeks ratlons
are already landed. II fs believed tbe ra-
auIred supplies will All he ashore ! nv
Tuesday. the 2Sth. 4E55I'I -,
The landing or tho troons horsoa ,nd
supplIes has been ertraordinarv = wiz
only one stcam barra and, com nn,,e5 ~
denend On trrochero1,s small bont. c,,nS
eral Shafter has In onde3, over 1s oOo mon
hundreds Of. horses and n,,,Ias and rnons
sands OF dollars worth nj s,InnlIes on The
exnosed beacbes and oy,i,, tr,n ,,an h.vn
lost their lives NJ n,ors ,han flstv' 'onT.
mails have been drowned and sea rcely !,
pocka gf. of sunn,ies ba, hea, ,ost t.('2.'. =
Tho officers raneraijv .re s,rnr,sod ,t
the small joss of Iife and nronsrty Cav
Shafter said to n corrnsnon dent a, mo
AegocIated press to-day. "I a n, wcIi sat.
Is0ef with, the nrogresz that is heinz
made The disem,a rlca t,on ,s slor b,,t
consIdertnp tho Iirritad facilities and III a
exnosed nature of the I,ndinr nIacrs rho
men have done we'll T onIT await The
landing AZ suff,cient s,,nnIIes "a &bee;n
the movement nm sn7ije1n 7 an, T,I.
able TO saw when Il Will te n,ace r
am much nlea Sod nj tbn ral,an nj conduct
OF our men IN rhe actin, ot sev,Ii, yasS
terlay and with +hcIr cooI and vatoran-
like work. The victory was comnleta'n
General Wheeler In his ofI,claj renort
places the number Of dead In fhe en-
gasement at SayIlIa at twenty.two and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
FIRST WEST VIRGINIA

. Il .. g 4 q.
Has ncen Ordered with Other Troops
Under General itrookp's Communal TO
Z; .Cnbn--Soldters Enthusinstio Over tho
q Prospect OF Getting 10 Rnsinesa Warfare.
q CHICKhMAUGA. CHATTANOOGA
NATIONAL MILITARY PARK, Ga,
June 26,-It Is no longer a question that
a large force OF troops are about 10
be ordered from Camp Thomas to the
front. An order was Issued by copl-
mnnd OF Major General Brooke to-day.
which virtually amounts ian order for
the movement OF fifteen regiments to
Cuba. *! &! :; Ff
Inaccordance with this order the first
division of the first corps and two brig
AIDES OF the second division OF the same
corps will form an cxpcdltionnry force
and nre ordered to be Immediately pre-
pared and equipped. for, actual field SER
Vice. The following brlgades are In
cluded In this order: First brigade, COM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
! FOUR SOLDIERS KILLED.

In mn Ine1cnxaDIc hallway collision.s
They Were Hough Riders t-om Wyom.5
ing-Co!. Torrey,s Remarkable E.capei
.FrIni Death. "A I.
TUPELO, Miss. June e6.-A railway
accident occurred at this place at $40
o'clock this afterroon,in which four 5sol-s
diers lost their lives and others rccciy-8
ed fatal injuries. Everything was done
to relieve the wounded by the local
physicians and citizens who were soon;
upon the scene. This afternoon Colonel5
Torrey's regiment of rough riders from
Cheyenne, Wyoming, reached this place
via Kansas City, Memphis & Brmings
ham railroad The first section had
stopped to take water and had whistledl
to start on when the second section
rounded tho sharp curve in the track
just before the town Is reached. and
dashed into 1t. In the rear OF the first
section was the sleeper ".sevilla." con-
tanning Colonel Torrey and his regimen
tai stan. This car was completely de-
molished, yet strange to say, every
Inmate. escaped unscathed except the
colonel, who Is injured, though not SER
,iously.
u The chief fatalities occurred in q
coach that stood In the center OF the
first section which carried Troop C from
Laramie. Wyoming. This coach was
completely telescoped and the soldiers
within were jammed nnd bruised be-
meath the masses of tImbers, broken
car seats and other debris. In the sec
ond section one baggage car was
thrown into the ditch but In this train
few were hurt, and none dangerously
Action on the part OF the soldiers waag
immediate to save their imperilled COM
rades and with axes and ropes and
buckets of water they worked like De-
get at the wounded and dead and
quench the fire which had started In
the sleeper "Sevilla." which was s
mass OF broken wreckage covering n
stcaming, Kissing engine. The wound-
ed were removed to n vacant building
in town. $50 81
i5 The sections contained troops, A,SC,
E, L, G and NJ, forming part OF I
regiment being transported to Jackson
willie. Fla 1t is the Second sUnited Z
States volunteer cavalry and was Srals-S
ed by Colonel Torrey. its commander,
In the Rocky Mountain region
the states OF Wyoming. Colorado, Ida-8
'ho, Nevada and Utah. Those soldiers
killed and mortallv Injured are from
the first named state, The fault of5tho
accident probably lies with the engl-S
neer OF the second section, who \, was
running too fast and near the firstt
section. The name OF the engineer Ii /
sRawls and he has Disappeared. s The
soldiers have threatened to lynch HIM
II found. " Il e 4,
9.tNot n horse was injured, althouuh
several Of the stock cars were badly
smashed. y l5i i q ~ 9T;s'S
Kllled-WIllls B. Wallace. Troop n.
Sam Johnson. Troop C; $50 G Gordon.S
colored porter Cornelius Lenlhan. .TroopS
C.. "A y l5 a. "A SEi2
Fatally Injured-Henrv S.. Mapes.5
Troop G, both legs cut on; punctureiin /
abdomen, jSst 4 2 a $50 ,.s 81 nc
Thirteen other troopers were moro or / |;
less injured. ii y a q Sss
IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27

u 4 % Do U ID sa
manded by General Earnest and com.
posed OF the Eighth Massachusetts,.
Third Wisconsin and Fifth Illinois Sec
ond brigade. commanded by General
Sanger and composed OF the Fourth.
Ohio, Third Illinois and the Fourth
Pennsylvania. Third brigade, COM
manded by General Wiley and eompos-
ed Of the. Sixteenth Pennsylvania. Sec
ond Wisconsin and First New Hamp.
shire. &
Second division. first corps, first brig
ade. commanded by Colonel Gardner.
and composed OF the Thirty-flrst :Aiich.,
| iSan, One Hundred and Slxteth 1ndi-
ana and, First Georgia Second brig
ade. commanded by General Mckee and
composed OF the Flrst West Virginia,
One Hundred and Flfty-elghth Indiana
and Twelfth New York. =,
The order does not specify Just when
these troops will go or to what point
they will be sent for embarkatlon. hut.
1t Is understood that they will go to
Tampa for direct departure for Cuba. 7;
That the order means an almost i'm.
mediate move was slgnifed by the gen.
eral rush this afternoon. The ordnance
| department received large stores, In.
Guiding Springfield rifles and other
| equipments sufficient to complete the
fitting out oftwenty regiments. AS soon,
as these stores arrived they were rush.
ed to the various regiments for which
they were intended.
The order was received with enthu-
siasm among all the regiments affected
| by Il. In some of the camps the widest
sort of enthusiasm was manifest. The
desire to go TO the front appears TO be
equally manifest among oil the troops;
and accordingly the regiments to re-;
main In camp feel sense OF disap-s
| polntment that they were not Included
| in to-day's order
Such outrag eously false and mischiev-
GUS statements have been sent out from
here as TO the condition of the park, the,
supply of food and number and condi-
| ton OF the sick By irresponsible special
newspaper correspondents that General
| Brooke has issued an order forbldding!
! any one to be admitted 10 the various
camps without a regular correspond
cnt's pass signed by the war depart
ment The order went into effect to-
day and number OF sensation-mon-
reporters privileges. 5as5ls
The local branch OF the national re-
lief committee Is In receipt OF a check
can Railway Master Mechanics Assoc
citation for $1,000 to be applied to the re-s
lief of the sick IN the hospitals. OF Camp.
Thomas. The local society is also In re- I
ceipt of six thousand pounds of sup
plies and delicacies for the sick sent by
the Philadelphia branch OF the commits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
Z. A CUBAN VICTORY.

Fifteen IIundred Insurgents Drfent 5000
Spnninria with IIenvy I.oss-Operntions
OF Gomrz's Army. ha
KEY WEST, Fla. June 90, . a. M
The sloop Isabel came into port early
this morning flying the Cuban flag. On
her were Captain Rafael Mora, Lieu
tenant Felix de Los Rios. and four 9TH
ers OF the Cuban army, cnrrying sealed
dispatches from the Cuban government
to senorT. Estrada Palma, OF the New
York junta. These dispatches will be
forwarded by the local junta.
The Isabel left Cayo Romano, nm liz
land of tho north coast OF Cuba. last
Sunday. and had smooth passage. The
capital Is nj La SpernnSn, In the Cana
gueys district. twentp-onc miles from
Cubltns, tiScnty-cight miles from the
constannd twenty leagues from Nueyl-
stas. All the members OF tho govern,