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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
.BOMBARDS A TOWN
CRUISER CHARLESTON SHELLS
VILLAGE OF DAGUPAN.
REBELS WOUND AN OFFICER
Filipinos Fire ON Boat Sent to Make
Soundings Near the Shore-Agui-
naldo Is Said to Have Been Sue
ceeded as Commander-in-Ch by
Antonio Luna.

/ Manila, April G.-The United States
cruiser Charleston, which has been
cruising along the west coast of Luzon,
| to the north, sent boat in shore near
| Dagupan last Saturday TO make sound
ings. The rebels opened fire, wound
ing United States officer. The cruis-
er thereupon bombarded the town, the
insurgents eyacuating it.
There are persistent rumors that
Aguinado the insurgent leader, has
pino affairs by Gen. Antonio Luna,
commander-ln-chie OF the Filipino
forces. Luna is described as being a
typical belligerent.
The proclamation of the United
States-P Philippine commission has been
posted in the streets, printed in Eng
llsn, Spanish and fagalo. 1t has also
been distributed to outside towns as
far as Malolos, 1t is received with
marked attention by the natives, and
approved by representative Manilians
The English bankers express optomis-
tic views on the attitude of the United
States. A Spanish banker expressed
the fear that the proclamation would
not reach the classes controlling the
rebellion, because the Filipinos at
Manila are mostly domestics and
clerks who have no definite
ers outside of the city have doubtless
intercepted it. II it had been issued in
May or even August last the result
might have been different. The editor
of Oceanic thinks the proclamation the
most pohLic document ever issued in
the Philippines and believes it is bound
to convince the Wavering of the folly
of further hostilities. A Scotch ship
owner thinks it does not leave any
further doubt as to the policy of the
United States and that consequently
Aguinaldo must submit to the newt
able
Gen. MacArthur's scouts report that
there Is a large concentration OF the
enemy north and northwest of Malolos.
They have erected formidable defen-
sive works. The Americans are pre-
pairing to dislodge them. Cen Mae
Arthur's division still remains at Malo
los. The Montana regiment, with two
guns and detachment OF cavalry, all
under command Of Lieut.. Col. Wallace,
found and successfully attacked body
of the enemy, numbering more than
l000 a few miles from Calumpit. In
the skirmish the Americans lost one
man killed and four wounded,
Casualties in Philippines.
Washington, April G,--The casualties
in the Philippines from February 4 to
April 4, inclusive, as reported to the
adjutant general, We're: Killed, lS4;
wounded, 976 Gen. Otis has cabled
the war department that the transport
Sherman has left Manila with 100
wounded soldiers which included all
able to be sent home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENT.

Tesla, when he lectured at the
Royal institution, London, caused a
vibratory current of electricity of en-
ormous power to pass through his
body. An ordinary current of the same
voltage would have killed him in
stantly. The experiment astonished
his audience and the gentlemen of the
press, at least those who were unac-
quainted with the more harmless
character of such currents. He him
self recently told an interviewer that,
although he was aware from expert
ment and calculation that such a cur
rent ought not to kill him, neverthe-
less he hesitated before actually try
ing it. Tesla's soliloquy, ITO be or not
to be-" ended differently from Ham
let's. The reselute Montenegrin de-
cided to risk it, and after making his
WILL taking silent farewell of his
sister, and so forth, he put himself In
circuit of the current, by way of re-
hersal for his lectures. The powerful
current traversed his body without
causing him the least annoyance and
lit an electie lamp held in one hand.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ANENT THE WAR.

,rhe death OF General Montenegro
an aggressive Filipino, Is reported 70
have occurred while he was defending
Malolos.
General MacArthur's operations al
Malolos consist of daily reconhois-
sances to ascertain the movements OF
the Filipinos.
Senator Hoar, In a letter on the
Philippine question, says that what
President Mckinley called criminal
aggression" as to Cuba Is being car
ried out at Manila.
rhe provisional army OF 10000 vol
unteers. which the president Is
authorized to organize, Will not be
mustered In unless there Is urgent
need for an increased force.
Evidence contra dieting the state
ments made by General Eagan was
brought out by the military court OF
inquiry Investigating General Miles
charges against army beef
The Cuban assembly voted to con
tinue It's existence. The failure OF
yillalon's Washington mission caused
discussion, and Indications were
said to point to mysterious loan
Forthcoming engineered by an Amer
lean.
The American troops under Gen
eral Macarthur rested Mt Malolos, the
Filipino capital, which they captured
after a short fight, IN which their
loss was one killed and fifteen wound
cd. It is probable that the advance
will be continued from Malolos to San
Fernando twenty miles farther, to
which place II Is reported Agulnaldo
pas removed hle capital
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13

order OF the kidneys developed in a
few days and complicated his illness.
He gradually grew weaker and finally
lapsed into a state of Inconsistencies.
There We're present at the end Mrs,
Field, her sister, Mrs. j. Condit-Smith,
Mrs. Frances Edgerton of California,
who has been the guest Of Judge and
Mrs. Field during the winter;
Supreme Court Justice David u.
Brewer, a nephew of Justice Field
Mr.. Lionel Linton. Judge Fields pri-
yate secretary, Or, c. w, Curtis, the
family physician. and the servants
who have been III the household for
many years. Death came easily and
almost imperceptihly,
stephen ]. Field was born in Had
lam, Conn, in 1916. and was one Of
four brothers who formed what was
probably the most notable family
quartet, IN point Of intellectual
power and accomplishment in Ameri-
can history. His brothers were
David Dudley Field. me great jnrist,
and Cyrus Field, capitalist and pro-
prietor of the Atlantic cable. both
dead now. and Henry NJ Field, writer
and now editor Of the Evanlegist.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
FOREIGN.

The total years revenue for Great
Britain is $5S9, 2S6, 790,
C!eo lie Merode, 1t Is said, had mar
row escape" from marrying the duke
OF Manchester.
Germany Is to punish the Chinese for
attacking German patrol.
Miss Rose Leclereu, well-known
actress, Is dead at London.
Richard Chamberlain, brother Of 10.
seph Chamberlain secretary of state
for the colonies, died in London yes
terday,
4 strong feeling In favor OF annexation
to the United States Is developing in
Nicaragua.
Marconi believes his wireless system
of biography will be used to span the
Atlantic ocean.
The Echo dc Parts publishes rumor
OF u plot to have the car succeeded by
Grand Duke Vladimir.
London is divided on the question
OF the publication OF Sunday morning
editions by tho great dailies.
President Alonzo seems unable to
quell the uprisings in Bolivia, many OF
his troops being disconnected.
Seven vessels were wrecked in the
last three days In the English channel,
entailing large losses OF life.
Emperor William sent n eongratula-
tory telegram to CHANCELLOR Hohen-
lobe on the OCCASION OF his birthday.
Norway Is said to have issued On or.
der prohibiting Swedish officers from
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
Buttermilk Yeast.

Take one pint of fresh buttermilk
and put in stew pan to boil When il
hoils stir in enough conmeal to make
like thick Cruel. Let 1t boil up we'll,
then remove from the fire and let cool
When milk-warm stir into this one
cup Of good yeast, set in warm place
to rise. In two hours 1t should be
nice and light. Then thicken with
eornmeal and make into cakes. DO
not put salt, sugar. -four or hops In
this yeast, In making new yeast use
n cup of this yeast for starting,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
STEPHEN !. FIELD DEAD.
Former Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court Passes Away.

Washington, y. G. April ILL.,
Stephen ]. Field associate justice of
the supreme court, retired died Sun
day evening. Since his retirement
from The bench, on Dec |, 1897, Jus
tice Field had been in poor health
and when a heavy cold followed his
exposure IN a carriage ride on March
25 his enfeobed constitution was un-
able to withstand its ravages. A dis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
CHANGED INTENTIONS.

Wears Daughter-Oh, Withers.
your mistress tells me YOU are saving
up to take a little shop and look after
your mother. | think it Is such a
sweet idea'
Withers Well yes, miss did
think Of it, but now I've got the
menev I've changed my mind and
I'm going TO buy myself one az these
ere bicycles instead
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
nIscoNcERTING coMPLACENCY

4 should like to know when you are
going to pay that bill cant come
here every day in the week.
What day would suit you haste"
Saturday
Very well, then, you can call every
Saturday. Tit Bits.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13
ABOUT PEPPER.

Very few housewives seem TO under
stand the difference between the black
and the white pepper, and why the
latter is superior. The black pepper IS
the most commonly used in seasoning
This is the coarse pepper mace By
grinding the peppercorn with the outer
shell or husk on it. White pepper, on
the contrary, is made OF perfectly rip
ened peppercorn after the husk has
been removed, and is in every way SUI
perior in flavor to black pepper, though
it is not quite so pungent White pep
per costs but trife more than black
and does not disfgure white soup
or sauce as black pepper does.
Bartlett Trip OF Yankton. s. D. has
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-04-13

Bartlett Trip OF Yankton. s. d. has
been appointed 4. ). representative
on the Samoan joint commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

Wales. Grand Master OF the United Grand
Lodge Of England, in response 20 an IN
VitatiOn 10 attend the Observance or ttly
centennial OF the death Of Norsnllll
George Washington on the ltth OF De-
cember at Mt. Vernon The leltef con-
"His ROYAL Highness reciprocates 10
the fullest extent the fraternal sehuhehls
so eloouentlv expressed IN your iettel'
and much REGRETS that his public engage
rnents in this country do not admit or
his having the pleasure OF accepting the
Most-Worshipful A. r. Courtney OF
Richmond. and Rieht-Worshipfu Kos
c cin9tn Kemper Of Alexandria members
Of the Centennial Committee OF tne
Grand Lodge Of Virginia, were IN the CITY
to-day. accompanied by WorshipIul Eve
rett Waddey. Of Richmond, maAing M, Hi
1aneements for this celebration. when
promises TO be the Masonic event OF lhv
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Albemarle Telephone Company was s neiu
YESTERDAY. The reports OF the president,
sunerinteDdent and treasurer shoWeu we
company TO be IN an excellent couul'lol''
THE company has over tvD phonts IN ",
and the demand for new IineI ~ ~ ne fSiiry
and county Is constant. MT. j. ~ RoDiH-
SON was elected nres''cr
nsnv vice Mr.. ]. Edwin Wood, resigned,
and Mr.. James +. Harlan wtr ...o. O.
,,ice-nreeident Mr. J. Edwin wood was
eiected as director. TO i'll the position va
eoted by Mr.. Robinson's promotion, and
Mr. u. Hartman in place Of the late NJ;
Kaufnan. The rest Of the ola BOARD OF
6irectors were elected as follows; j. =.
Andrews. ]. B. Moon. Phil LetermaIn9'
" 7 Tvson. s C.. Chancellor, {. i.
stevens. and G. II. Walker.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF tne
citizens Ice and Manufacturing company
49, also held yesterday. at which nine
tenths of the stockholders were present;
The stockholders unanimously decided
70 purchase. and equip a. once plant OF
The nest type and most modern conVe-
'aercor and "a have the same In running
nrder about the first day Of May 1900
Mics Ellen Lee and Mr., George Lee zee,
Who have been the guests Of Colonel car
Ter al the University. left the Guy IN
efsernoop on No. 4. the former for Rieh-
49,, "a che latter for Alexandra. Miss
annie lee IS also az Colonel Carriers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
EMPORIA MENTION.
The sIcls-TaISen to North Carolina
other Mention.

EMPORIA. VA. October 2s.-(speclal)--
T condition OF Mr.. J. b. Jean, who has
bel quite III, is very much improved.
Mr.. +. /. Turner Is slowly improving
Mr.. +. Peyton Turner, Of Chase city,
is ON n short visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs T. J. Turner.
The colored man, Os ,ar Sanders VINO
shot and killed Noedham Williams (col-
ored). on a material train OF the Atlantic
Coast Line, a few days ago near Garys-
burg. y. c.. and who was lodged in the
iaH OF this county for safe-keeping until
he could be delivered to the North Caro-
Ina authorities was taken over 70 Garys-
burg by Sergeant ). ID. Goodwin yester-
day.
The handsome residence OF Mr.. Charles
Baker in North Emporia, Is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
Mrs Leonard Purdy and Miss Mary
Lee Miles, Of Lawrenceville, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. i. j.. Baker.
Mr.. Joseph jacobson, former citizen
of Emporia, IS here on a visit
Mrs. II. Schwartz spent portion OK
this week IN LaWrenceville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
PoIitIcnr-wm Attend the Launch
fng-BrIefs.

PETERSBURG VA, october B.-(Spe-
oioIN The contest for tho House ~ Dele
e,otoz On the district composed or the
counties OF Prince George and surry Is
becoming quite lively.
Petersburg will be largely represented
in Richmond next Tuesday to witness the
carnival and the launching OF the Shu-
brick. Several OF our principal business
associations will send over delegations.
and crowds OF our citizens will go over
The mortgage deed OF the Southern
RaiIwaV and Development Company 70
the Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, for 100000. on the real per
sonai and mixed property or the com
NAM has been recorded in the Clerk s
Office here. - ,.,,,ro,,oa
firm of Moyler K Egerton, who has been
Ga"-r with fever for several weeks, Is
still IN having suffered relapse. MI
I,gnrton is a brother-in-law OF ex-Goy-
ernor William Il Cameron:
The colony OF BOhemians In Prince
George county Is said TO embrace about
seventy families. They are hard-work-
ing. industrious. and frugal people, ana
have been successful In farming.
The new steam-roiler was put 70 WORK
to-day rolling and hardening the founda-
lions OF the streets on whi,h brick ana
aguhalt pavements are 10 be laid.
Very little was done In the way Oh reg
istration here to-day. our people nave
not vet shown much interest In the ap-
Dr. George Potts. who has been APP
nointed manager and solicitor Tor tho
Masonic Home, In Richmond VIII remove
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
WILLIAMSBURG.
Busfness-Men's Association Organ
fZed-Briefs.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, October IS
Especially response 10 call puDished
I'm the local paper several days ago, a
number of our citizens assembled at the
courthouse last night 10 take steps to-
wards organizing a Businessmen assoc
citation. Mayor John l.. Mercer presided
and explained the object Of the meeting.
SDceches were made by several gentle
men, in which they urged the necessity
OF such an organization. and expressed
the opinion that the movement would re-
dound greatly 10 tho advantage or the
community. An enrolment then followed,
showing thrty-fve members. The Chair
then appointed a Committee on Organi-
cation and also a committee to solicit new
members, which will report at a meeting
70 be held Thursday night The meeting
was a very enthusiastic one, and repre-
sented every branch o. business in the
community.
The Executive Committee of the Col
lege Visitorial Board, which has been in
session at the infirmary building, nd
journed yesterday after getting through
with a large amount OF business. The
members present were Hon. Thomas III.
Barnes. Hon. John w. Lawson, Hon
James n. Stubs. Hon. Joseph w. South
all. and DR.. Edwin G.. Booth.
Mrs. Lizzie Harrison has gotten home
from q wit to her son, Mr. Henningham
Harrison. who IS recovering from a dan
gerous attack Of typhoid-fever at the
hospital al Clifton Forge. Mr.. Harrison
will not be able TO travel for two weeks,
when he will return 10 his home here.
Mrs Harrison speaks In the highest terms
OF the management of the hospital and
especially OF the kind and courteous
treatment accorded her during her stay
there.
A protrActed meeting Is being conducted
at Jones's NH By Rev. I. S. BOyles. pas
ter OF the Baptist church, assisted by
several members OF his congregation.
Much good Is being done by this meet
ing. which viii continue for some time
Miss sadie Charles, with her little sis
ter. Minta. has returned from a two
weeks visit 10 relatives in Hampton.
MI II. H. Holt, Clerk OF the Elizabeth
CIV County Court, is here to put in shape
the college football team for the game
Monday with the Hampden-sidney boys.
Or j. w. Southall. Superintendent Of
public Education. was here yesterday,
ana Maid a visit 10 Public School No. 2.
as was much pleased with the exercises.
on a previous occasion Dr. Southau visit
cd Nicholson school, which he found in
fne shape. , ,.,.
for her home, in Gate City, Scott county,
after having spent very pleasant time
with her mother. Mrs. Bellamy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

county. Tuesday. October 3lst, and VIII
DO ia session three days.
The work along the line Of the Ken,
mond. Petersburg and Carolina railroad
Is progressing rapidly, and the passenger
trains will soon be running 20 Negley
station when IS about twelve miles west
of this place. ia NJ
vemher 7th, win be a very quiet analr'
so Jar az this county Is concerned. HON,
r. h. Clarke. the regular Democratic
candidate has no opposition.
The weather for some time has been
ouite warm. and the lumber business has
beon very brisk the saw-mill men taxing
advantage OF the good roads to maui 10
There viii be preaching at the Eplsco-
oal and Methodist churches nj this place
tomorrow Sunday
Miss Dixie Tucker, OF FarmViiie' n
visiting relatives Ia the county.
Messrs r. y. Buttcrworth ana W. ~;
Sfrrue will soon establish large saW-miil
obolt ton miles west OF here
Nm u. NJ crank, a well-known lumber
dealer VI Fords, Va, was here to-day on
business. -. ,.,,.tl,,,
Our village is now progressing raplaly'
Several new buildings are being eieCleu'
and we now have a hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Green Bay Leaves.

GREEN BAY. VA, October 2s.--Sspe,
ciaI Mrs. Anna +; Larlgey, OF Wasnnins-
tcn. ID. c., Is visiting her sister. Mrs
Charles A. March. at "Clover HILL" Mrs.
Iarlgey's husband, Mr. James Larigsy
recently died In Washington.
MT Ben May. OF Burkeyille, Va. -
visiting his brother, Professor h. II. May,
OF this place.
burg county, Is on a visit 10 Mrs. X. 3.
Price, Of this place.
Rev. +. w. Berry pastor OF the Dis
oinIes' church, al this place will CON-
mence protraeted meeting at Prospect
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Ellis. OF runeu-
burg Courthouse. were recently In this
village, en- route for Richmond. where
Mrs. Ellis will spend the winter.
Politics in this county were never 40
quiet as at present. Hon. John J. owen
Will not have any opposition for the
House the time having expired for any
other candidate to fils a notice With the
Clerk.
Mr. w. D. Price. of Green Bay. is now
At Chase City, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
GOV. TYLER IS BACK.
.c,tN At MS DESK AFTER a
WEEK AT THE VA. SYNOD.
PUNISHMENT IN THE PEEITESTIARY.
rhr Governor Receives n Letter, fro"
n Richmond Man Concerning IT
writ OF Error Granted by Judge
Keith.

.,,,ornor Tyler returned TO Richmond
,..frraay morning from Huntington
:. where he had been several Gays ~
....,s,,ce upon the annual session OF
On, virginia synod
rho Governor said he had mao
,.,to1 tmo. as ne always has al SUI"
.,.nes lie was tho retiring moderator
a. ile synod. -
Governor Tyler found quantity OF
cork on his desk. and spent severaI hou's
Gearing il up. one Of his hrsI acts
,.as TO send telegram 90 PRESIDENT
7..ttrlev. welcoming him and MS Ca0i-
80 fo \;irrinia on Tuesday. The FTcsl-
e.nf announced his intention on eoHi'''s
fo richmond after Governor Tyler went
Tn N,IrfiNENT OF CONNGCTs.
Governor Tyler found awaiting nm
letter from a gentleman OF heHhio'.''
b f.rrlpe 10 charges made as 10 the ms
f.tatmcnt OF prisoners IN the p@"'
fary. Letters OF this character az
,ra0t1y received Replies are """ss
u the same character ItisD 10.
vanished 10 has been estabhsHr" nc. nc,
e,me convicts have 90 bo punished ne
,-r.t r,af,rifv OK them IN the F"si''o
...t.r+tsrv ara never whipped "e"'
.,... o,,t tneIr terms without having
,.oefyo5 "A single demerit. SHOWING 'h"S
,,ov have regarded every resolalloh u
tna' prlson. Those who are Whlppeu ere
punished because OF iniracton OF inc
80 ma conduct OF affairs in the PEN
geplary IS open 20 public investigation
LABOR CONN .SlONERSHlP.
The exclusive publication in the Dis
-.trh Of Yesterday that Governor Tyler
,..uld appoint a Richmond man TO the
..ition Of Labor Commissioner, TO be
made vacant by the resignation OF Aii.
. p. Montague created mucn lnleIe u.
here is every reason 70 believe that
r j.. u. Doherty. OF the Cigarmakers
raion. Of this city will be the man.
f.ough the Governor has not SAID posi-
lively that he viii appoint him,
AN APPEAL GRANTED.
Judge Keith. Of the Supreme Court,
rrauted an appeal yesterday in the case
ID tho city of Richmond VS.. Johh j.
Ieaker. In January of this year LeaAer
.umbied over building material on tho
.dewals on Leigh street. between Ihitd
and Fourth. lie recovered $1,000 IN the
Law and Equity Court Of this city. Ihe
city Attorney appealed the case
The Adiutant-Generals Office was no
-fed yesterday that the Norfolk division
vi naval volunteers, which VIII attend
the launching of the Shubrick, viii be
clad to act az escort to Governor Tyler.
III he viii allow IT, OF course. the Gov
eruor would accept the escort but 10 IS
understood that he thinks the division
should form the escort OF the President.
commander Cannon, or the naval bait
lalion. says he will be glad 10 have the
Governor and other State officials, the
officials OF the city government, and cit-
Gems generally to come aboard the
Siren.
Mr. and Mrs. George p. Elliott, Of Bos-
t0n who are making a tour OF the State
were at the Capitol and state Library
yesterday. They were much interested
i'm the manuscripts and paintings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Virrlnin NecdIc-Work CniId.

on Friday next November 30, at 43o
- ~. the seventh annual meeting OF the
Virginia Needicwork Guild win be held
in the parl0rs Of the Womau's Christian
Association. III east Franklin street. I
members. and others who wish 10 join
% the labors Of this society are cordially
invited 20 be present.
An organization which does much 70
help the poor. and helpless should IN
tcrest every woman in Richmond. and a
large addition to its membership is great
Iv desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Visit Our Basement

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ia n,ece Dinner Quality Chra, French emma
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% dozen Fine China saucers decorated and ecd stppe
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dozen Fine China Covered dishes regular priee Ioe'
While they last will be sold fer 89c each