Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-06-22

the Paris. 1--WE shall probably build
it in the United States" he added. 1t
is said that a vessel equal to the st.
Louis and St. Paul will cost $4,000, 900
II built in this country, and that she
could be built for something less
abroad.
At Dover, Del, the liquid air trust
was Incorporated with capital stock
of SIC. 900 900. The incorporators as
sert that with their liquefied air they
will supplant both the coal and the ice
men.
Wabash 0nd) college authorities
suspended the entire freshman class
Two members were being tried for
painting buildings. The class said it
was as a body. The wholesale ex-
pulsion followed.
Catholic priests and prelates from
several states Joined in celebrating
with Sister Generose and Elizabeth,
KY, the 18th anniversary since she be-
came nun. She n So years old, the
oldest in the United States.
The press bureau of the democratic
national committee received letter
from Gen. Warner, in which he says:
II have never said to anybody that
silver is a second issue. | have said
that inasmuch as the next congress
was almost certain to pass currency
bill, the currency phase of the money
question was likely, for the time be-
ing, to attract large share Of pub
lie attention.
At San Francisco Richard Daverko-
zen, who is now serving a term in jail
for stealing 30 cents from the poor box
of st. Joseph Catholic church, will find
$4,000 to his credit in the National
Holland bank, when he is released two
weeks hence. He took 80 cents be-
cause he was on the verge of starya-
ton and was too proud to beg. The
inheritance Is part Of the estate of his
maternal aunt.
Samuel M. Findlay, the defaulting
tax collector of San Luis, Obispo
county, CAL, from where he disap-
peared on Nov. 49, 1898, with about
$4,000 of the countys money, and who
was traced through Mexico to the City
of Mexico, to Vera Cruz and thence to
the isthmus of Panama and from there
to Lima, Peru, was turned over to De-
,tective Frazer, of Denver, on request
of the California authorities.
1t has been practically arranged
that the Baron and Baroness de Bara,
who were recently convicted by jury
in the United States district court, Chi
cago, will be sentenced Saturday. The
defendants had made motion for a
new trial but this has been withdrawn
The extreme penalty for the numerous
offenses of using the mails to defraud
on which they were convicted is fine
of $4,000 and II years Imprisonment
Extensive precaution against short
age in Chicago's supply of natural gas
are about to be taken. Contracts
have just been closed by the Chicago
and Indiana Natural Gas company,
through whose mains gas is piped from
the Indiana fields, for the erection of
an immense new pumping station at
Howell Corner, Grant county, Ind. ),
and the construction of new ten-inch
main into Chicago. The total cost of
this improvement will reach $1,250,000
Gov. Sayers made public the report
Of Assistant Attorney General Morris,
who went to Athens, Henderson coun-
stance, to investigate the lynching Of
the Humphreys brothers at that place.
The report reviews the entire situation
attendant upon the lynching, and re-
ports that the united efforts Of the
state and county officials have resulted
in the apprehension of II persons
charged with being in the mob, and
that the apprehension of all those be-
lieved to be guilty will follow.