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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21

Clio. Marlboro County. Feb. II
Thos + Haseldeo. tho railroad aud ex.
press agent At this place committed sui.
eide this morning by shooting himself
10 tho head. Between 8 aod 9 o'clock
he sent bis servant from the depot to
bis boarding house to get bis break
fast aud looking bim.elf up 10 bis office
shot himself 10 the right temple. the
ball penetrating the brain and lodging
near the left ear. Death must have
been instantaneous
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
GEN. CRONJE SAID TO BE
SURROUNDED.

Loudoo. Feb 20. 345 . m.-A
member Of the osbinss told H. w.
Lucy tosight that The war offioe had
received . telegram sooeuociug that
Geo Croojs was hopelessly surround ded.
Mr. Wyodhau wss beses by anxious
members OF the house. bot would ouly
reply that tho governments news was
extremely satisfaotory. The whole
sxplsos,ioo OF the government With
holding good news 10 that confirmation
aod more detsils ere awaited.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
Kiugstree, Feb. loo aooount of

Kiugstree. Feb. loo aooount Of
the large numbor of cases Of smallpox
prevalent in the section around Lake
City. about l5 miles from town. the
board of health at Kiogstree today met
and arcw up q formal petition. address.
ed to Judge d. A. Townsend. request.
log him not to hold court here next
week, as 10 their judgment the health
Of the town and the community at large
would be endangered by the gathetiug
together of 80 many people from all
sec'ions of the county, especially trcn
Lake City.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
HUw ROBERTS DID 1T.

Jscobsdsl, o F s, Friday, Feb
10 Lord Roberts combinations for
the movement Of the corps Dove
tailed with precision. although Oh.
stscles that bad not been foreseeu
hsd to be overcome
The execution of his design began
st 81 N Sunday Gen French rode
into Kimberley Thursday afternoon
jsss when he was due. sccording to
che field msrshal's time table, having,
in -four end half days. marched nine
miles with artillery aud having fought
two small engagements The relief
Of Kimberley wss accomplished with
The loss Of only so lneu Twenty
thousand infsuiry made splendid
marches under . sub tropical sun,
and ibrough duet storm to hold the
positions which Gen French took
Lord Kitchener IVES with Gen
Tucker's division. In consequence
OF bic transport arrangements. the
four divisions moving over the sandy
veidt ere fed and are ws,ered II 10
hardly possible to appreciate ade
Qustely the mathematical precision
With which every part Of the trans.
port department. has worked. march.
iss through the day. ,oiliog almost
slesplessly throughout the night,
vIotuslling the army and evolving
svery hour results from seeming
eAsoe
Everybody did What wss expected Of
bi@ shssrfally. though enduring fright.
fsi fs,isass. Few slep. more than
sssss hours The bas,slioos. hour
sitter hoor. ,oiled sbroseb sbs hssvs
ssed sssooplsisios,y. aud vhso oow
ssd s6so . nsa fell ous Of the rsoks
sxhsss,ed. hs would rsjoio bic eom psoy
letter after be had rested. Some 80 or
% vsrs ovsrsons By The best sod bad
10 bs sent TO the rssr 10 tho bsokWsrd
ds6ls Of sop'y wagons.
The rspidisy Of Lord Roberts move.
osass away from bic bsss has solved
sss Of the problems, psrhsps the chief
VSOOt0o W so0 WeG Io oO0 hOIO
Kisshsser have created . mobile force,
able 10 move 10 exterior lines aud ID
sst6sok the Bosrs. shsmsslvss 90 WOO.
dssfully mobile.
TIE posisioo OF shs Boer army ct
Spy,footsio beiog uo,sUsbls General
Cs"nje ordered . retreat. At the
, ,sst this dispatch 10 written. it is
uoosrisiu whether his whole force OF
ssly . portion has gone toward BlOem.
foossio IL 10 possible that . part 10
going north Of Kimberley.
II 10 supposed that . 20 too quo is
ssill 10 ths nsisbborbood Of Kimberley
TIE road from Jsoobsdsl to modder
citation 10 now open.
Further dsssils Of the Bosr retrss,
shoV ihss The Bosr general nss been
1ehsise . good ssss esssd sslioe ssd
sssspyIso Sessssslvs teejp u ssdss u
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
FIGHTING FOR THEIR HOMES

Cape TOwo, Feb 19.-Dispatobe es
from Maseru say that large forces are
beiug seot from the TJansvaal 10 th 9
Free State under prominent generals.
1t 10 also said the Free State IL making
desperate efforts to collect 40 army to
face the British at Koffy fontein.
Ao ofioiai proclamation orders out
ell males between the ages of IL aud
60. and eotbusiAs,ics declare that every
one up to the age Of 100 must 60.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
The Relief Column
Reaches Kimberley.
The Story Of Lord Roberta
0uccessfui March

London. Feb IL, 4.2O n 1t 10
ees6rnsd that Gen Cronjs escaped.
Dvssy dstsil received. however.
proves how admirable Lord Roberto
p)ses we're ooI6sived and were suo
essdisg. Bot for tho unexpected
Delay at Dskiers drift, which was
slmoss inpssssbls for wsgons. the
whole Boer force would have been
sssrouuded. The delay OF one day
there gave them their chance for .
-hssty retreat.
All the movements Of Lord Roberto
vsss executed exactly to time Ap
pssently Gen Oronje 10 retiring With
she main simy md then II be escapes
slsogsshsr. be will probably lose I'll
Ais bsggage.
There 70 still something doubtful
sboas the capture Of the British con
voy. According 10 Daily Mail
sosrsspo sdens With the convoy
: Which eeusisisd Of 200 wagons. each
lesdsd wi.h 5000 pounds Of rs.ions
end Of forage. sud esoh drawn By l6
exsn-N WOs quite unexpectedly ct.
tseksd By . eom@ando supposed TO
soos from Colssbsrg. The escort.
eessislipk Of 30 Of the Gordon high
lssdsss. 70 msu Of the army service
corps sad few of Kitchener's oorps,
osistaissd defense until the srrivsl
q SoonloSosuento. sustaining insig
ni1eaus casualties.
TIE Standards correspondent Ut
>Iseobsdai. tslsgrsphisg Thursday,
Peb l6lh, ssys: "A0 attack wss
osds yesterday upon the resr guard
g oss main body BY . force Of 400
Beers. Who were hurried up from
0s,ssburg They succeeded iu cap
tUsipg some Of our wagons, but
Lord Roberts did not dele bic march
70 rstake these. There were few
casualties on our side
"The lest Of our SuppIy oolumus
ssrived from Honey Nest kloof today,
having met With no opposition on the
wsy."
Specific from Lsdysmith report 90
apparent movement on the part of
The Boers toward the Free State,
psesuoAbly With the object OF assist
ing Gen Cronie The news that Gen
Bsller 10 attempting another crossing
Of che TugeIs. east of Colenso. after
the capture Of Hlsugwsne hill. there
fore. ,gives great satisfaction Bull
les's losses % far have bsen about 20
10 wounded His entire army. with
the exception Of Zen Hsrt's brigade
10 eogsged 10 the operation
10 10 announced that the Channel
squadron. instead o: going TO Gibrsl
tar, hss been ordered to remain in
Brisish waters until March
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
Delegates Appointed.

Gov McSweeney Saturday appoint
ed the following delegates from this
State to the third annual meeting of
the Pure Food and Drug Congress to
be held in Washington. D G, on
March 7 next Hartwell M. Aver of
Florence. N. G. Osteen of Sumter.
NJ L Clark of Marion, Col L. T
CAN'T of Spsrtsnburg. Geo A. Wage.
ner of Charleston, Dr. G V Wycne
Of Newberry, Geo r Koester of
Columbia aud Col James T. Bacon of
Edgefield
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21

London. Feb 10. 22O p. m.-Ths
var tf6oe has received the folio winp
dispatch from Geo Butler "Cbieveley
Camp. Feb 19-I yesterday moved
arouod the eoemy's faux. The
Quseos. who had bivousoked on the
oor,hero slope Of Ciogolo. crossed the
Neb sud supported BY the rest Of the
Second brigade. under Hilyard assault
cd and took the southern end OF Monte
Chsi.to.
The Fourth brigade 90 the left or
western slope, sod the Welsh Fusiliers.
supported by the rest Of the Sixth bri.
gsde. assaulted tho eastern asnk Of the
eUemy's position. While the Second bri-
gsde Of osvslry, 90 the extreme right.
wssshsd the eastern slopes Of Monte
Ohrnso ssd dsess back show Of The
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiess it'll, thing that
ever was made is Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
Every pill is = sugar. coated globule IF health,
that changes weakness into strength, listless.
ness into energy. bairn-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up the health
Only Csc per box. Sold by J. F. W. DsLorme,
Druggist. 8
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
BuLLER HAS CROSSED TIE
TU0ELA AGAIN.

Chievsley. Monday moroiog. Feb
10 Tho Boer line Of for,resses 10
brokeo The British have achieved .
decided success 10 capturing the
eoeuy's position 90 Monte Cbr,s,o
The Bosrs. however. effectively exc
sussd . retreat. removing their guos
sod convoy Wagons The British had
comparatively few casualties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21

Columbis. Feb l7.-Smallpox has
appeared M Piedmont aud Pelzer.
according to q telegram received from
Supervisor Vsndever. Of Anderson.
The extent Of the disease is not stated
sod Dr. Evaus will take charge Of the
situation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21

Use Or. Bull's Cough Syrup at oace, If
your child has Group or bronchitis. Waste
no time delay may be dangerous DR.
Bull's Cough Syrup cures at once. |. 10 4
safe aud infsllible remedy. All druggis Q
sell il for ~ cents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
THE wATCHMAN AND soUTHRoN FEBRUARY 81. 1900

ALLOW tho moving Of tho coo voy, which,
however. hiss been goiog ss . very slow
psos. tho snimsls sppsreotly being dead
beat.
The latest reports chow that tbe
Boers in the oeishborbood of Kip
krssls drift are undoubtedly dishesrt.
susd.
General Freoeh's msgoi6osos march
il still the subject of admiration. espe
oislly 10 view Of tho dust storms and
tnuoderssorms that oil experienced.
The work Of sbslliog the Beers pro
eeeds vigorously
Owing to the style Of tho action. the
Bosrs are bouod to show 10. the open
whenever they we're obliged to leave the
kopjss
Chisvslsy. Wednesday. Feb IA
(Dslsysd BY oeosor) )-Ths movement.
oorthssssssrd bsRsu this wednesday,
morning Lord Dundousld. With cav
slry. Infantry and artillery. occupied
Hussar bill. Eve milss north Of Chiev.
elsy. The iofsstry sotrenebed tho bill.
Gen Lyttlston worked around to the
height and Sir Charles Warren 10 front
sod to The left.
The Boers we're heavily eotrepohed
90 Hlaogwsne aud Monte Christie bills
A steady. Independent Ore. With
oocssioosl volleys. was maiotsined for
so@e hours and the ene~y's trenches
we're vieorously sheiled
The Bosrs bad ono guu 10 action
during the early part Of The day. but
when We began sbelliog they moved it
scross tho river. They used one Nor.
dsnfeldt 10 the sftsso ooon.
Our casualties we're few.
REPORTS OF ACTIVITY ON TU.
CELIA.
London, Feb lS $50 m The
war Office made the usual statement
at midnight that il had no news. but at
about the sumo time came dispatches
from Durbsu, dated Saturday even
ing. giving reports Of the renewal of
6ghsiog on the Togels. where the
censor stopped oil kilograms. Ar
rivals st Ourban from the Tugela cay
that important operations are pro.
gressipg and that fighting has occur
red daily since the commencement
Of the week. In these engagements
the British casualties have been
comparatively light
According to these unconfirmed re
porte. Gen Butler had reoccupied
Veal Krantz and the Beers had re
treated in the direction of the Free
State
In the mesutime wounded officers
and men are arriving daily At Durham
and are placed aboard the four hos
pital chips there.
Dispatches from Zuzuland received
at Durbsn say the country lie quieting
down, thanks to she apparence of q
flying column. The Boera seen nerv
ous and uncertain and have stayed
their advance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21

London, Feb l6. 237 .. m "A
special dispatch from Sterkstroom
dated today says the Beers with
artillery, commenced an attack early
this morning on Molteno near that
place. occupied by troops command
cd by Gen Gstacre.
London. Feb lS.-A special dis.
patch from Brussel says that Dr.
Leyds refused to talk to reporters re
gsrding affairs in South Africa,
further than to ssy the, his confidence
10 still absolute and that he does not
fear an invasion Of the Free State,
the burghers in that republic being
armed and prepared to resist the
British.
Dr. Leyds hes telegrsphed to the
pope asking an audience of his hoii
ness. which will be accorded. 1t is
certain, however, that he will not be
received BY King Humbert
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

island destroyed the people were dis
couraged.
Regarding the political situation,
Gen. Davis described the fury with
which the natives plundered and MUIR
dered Spaniards after the war closed
All that, however, had been stopped by
the military and civil orders had
ceased. Regarding the future civil
government of the island, Gen. Davis
said he had given the subject much
thought without being able to formu-
late a satisfactory scheme. He
thought the Puerto Ricans might
be given representation in legis-
lalive body but that body, he
said, should have in it a majority of
persons appointed by the president in
order to be sure control should not
pass into hands which would use it
improperly, Gen, Davis said the
island was without debt but a loan
should be raised or the present indus
trial paralysis must continue. The
revenues of the island are inadequate
10 meet It's wants. Davis stated he
did not think a territorial form of
government such as was proposed for
Hawaii would be for the best interests
OF the island. but he thought the peo-
pie as much entitled to trade privi-
leges as the people of Hawaii. The To-
cal currency consisting of about 5000
600 pesos, he thought, should be re-
tired and re-coined in our money to
take its place He said about 20 per
cent. of the population of the island
were Caucasians in the sense that the
Spaniards are. There are 10000 ne
groes $500 muattoes The native
Spaniards were in the best condition,
They are faithful Industrious, tenn
perate and thrifty. Every Porto Rican
is either actively or passively a Cath
Ollie. A large portion of the population
is of illegitimate birth, but illegitima-
cy did not involve crime. He thought
any railroad built in Porto Rico to pay
would have to be subsidized by the
state.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

card in the union, has obtained a
verdict of $3.50 in the supreme court.
The sum awarded Wunch represents
his salary of $25 per week for the time
he has been idle, Counsel for Shank
land, in opening, said the only question
for the jury to consider was whether
there was conspiracy Justice Childs
interrupted him. and stated he would
rule that a conspiracy had been prac-
tically established, and he would also
rule that the only question for the
The statement compiled by Brad
street shows the total bank clearings
in the principal cities of the United
States for the week to be s1,7S1,T71 cal,
an increase of 9 per cent compared
with the corresponding week last
year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET.

Fond din Lae, Wis, Jan o. The mar
riage Of George Crippea, formerly a
member Of Company e national guard,
70 Clara Markow was made public
yesterday Crippeu served IN the
Spanish American war and was mus
tered 51. on NOV IL, 1898. On Nov.
II. 1898 be was accompanied by Miss
Mark9w % Menominae whore the mar
rage took place The ceremony has
been kept secret during the past four
teen III, 7ths and was only discovered
by the i sliding ola new home for
the bride and groom
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
DIR. ADAMS TO SPEAK.
Will Lecture on War at Milwaukee
British Meeting.

President Charles Kendall Adams of
the university mas accepted the invita-
ton to deliver his lecture ON south
Africa is the principal event of the
meeting in the aid of the widows and
orphans of British soldiers killed in
south Africa to be held in Milwaukee
shortly. In addition to the lecture,
songs will be sung by English, Welsh
and Scotch quartets. The entertain
ment will be held at the Pabst theater
at a date to be determined tomorrow
evening. The ST Andrews society
and Sons of st. George are arranging
the affair DR. Adams lecture is a
treatise on the history and conditions
of south Africa The members of the
committee in charge of the entertain
ment and fund say that they feel that
whatever is contributed to the English
cause in Milwaukee will be a good
showing. as there is such a large Ger
man and Dutch population who ma
turally sympathize with the beers that
the raising of funds for their purpose
will be difficult. For this reason the
members feel particularly jubilant over
the promise of Dr. Adams to speak
there
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
BRADLEY FOR SENATOR.
Ex-Governor Nominated by Republi-
cans of Kentucky.

Frankfort, Ky. Jan 9-The republic
can joint caucus last night nominated
ex-Goy, William o. Bradley as the re-
publican candidate for senator by ac-
clamation, Congressman Boreing the
only other aspirant having withdrawn.
Ex-Gov Bradley in speech accepting
the nomination said the state had
never had before it such state of af-
fairs as now exists. He said the very
air is full of conspiracies. All these
had failed up to date, however. he
said, and sure as God reigns. the men
who have been placed in these offices
by the sovereign people will stay
there"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

1,,,ria Ian. 9.--Jackson day was OBJ
I'D nv the democrats of Peoria with
~ elaborate banquet and numerous
sneacbes at the National hotel. There
,-srs 400 guests, including some OF the
,asf known politicians OF the middle
80 Former Governor Horace Boies
- Iowa gave the leading address of
tba evening, his subject being Duty OF
r,,-,orrats as | See 1t. Boies urged
hot the doctrine of free silver be for
Lon as party issue. He said the
,,,.f,,l defeat of 1896 was brought about
nv nothing else than the declaration
=, favor of the free and unlimited
,oinage of silver at the exact ratio of
- 10 J. Nick Perrin urged that
tho silver platform be forsaken as an
issue for the subject of trusts. Gov.
ctona Of Missouri and ex- Vice Presi-
5sp+ Adlai Stevenson of Bloomington
suoke in a similar manner.
BRYAN Stands by Silver.
omaha. Jan. Jackson day was
,nnropriately celebrated in Omaha by
t6a Iacksonian club. Three separate
nnsfions were on the program and
each was a distinct and gratifying sue
osss The first was an informal recep-
tion held at the club headquarters in
the afternoon at which Col w j..
RryaD. Congressman Cormac of Miss
fssfrDi and several other democratic
rgbrs we're the guests. At 6 o'clock
dinner was rendered Col. Bryan and
a few Other notableS at the Omaha
,Iuh Ate o'clock occurred the annual
b31ouet of the club in the Paxton ho-
re, Covers were laid for 300 and
tbare were no vacant places, Gilbert
NJ Hitchcock. editor of the Omaha
Warld-Herald, officiated as a toast
master Col Bryan responded to the
toast Our Nation, saying in part as
follows
The financial interest of our bank
ers In England's triumph in the pres
emit war is so great that many of them
have silenced their sympathy for the
struggling republic and are hoping for
an extension of the authority of the
queen. If such agitation results from
a war between England and little re-
public. what must we expect If war
ever breaks out between two gold
standard countries of the first class.
Without financial independence this
nation cannot be Independent either in
foreign or a domestic policy. yet the
republican party is even now preparing
Ia chain America like captive to
EUropes golden chariot. The decision
of the nation on the Philippine ques-
lion be an epoch-making decision. We
stand at the parting of the ways and
must choose between the doctrine Of
republics and the doctrine OF empire.
Other speakers and responses were:
History Repeats Itself. avid Over
meyer Kansas; Democracy's New
Year A J. Weaver, Falls City. Neb.;
Imperialism, Congressman Carmaok;
The Press Willis ] Abbott, press
agany Of the national democratic com
mrtae The Jacksonian Club, W, O..
Gilbert Omaha
Sglzer Talks Against Trusts.
Manchester n H., Jan 9.-rhe
Granite state club observed Jackson
day by @ banquet at the New Man
aastar house The principal speaker
Was Congressman William Sulzer Of
New York who was introduced as the
probable vice president candidate with
W. j Bryan in the next national cam
|#en His address on trusts was
aared warmly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
WISCONSIN PENSIONERS

Washington, Jan 9 Original
James smith. Union Grove 81 Charles
A. Sherwood. Whitehall. ST., jerome
Fuller Milwaukee, So Frank Dashner,
snIderyllle. s6 Jeremiah Pellas Co
Iona, 25 Martin r. simpson south
Superior. 81 Original widows tape-
ciaI accounted Dec 26) Elizabeth r.
Page, Lafarge. IS Eancy ] Smith.
Royalton, 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
MACHIAS TO SANTo DOMINGO.
To Protect Americans in Case OF
Trouble With French.

Washington, Jan. 9,-The Machias
has been ordered from San Juan to
Santo Domingo TO protect American
interests in case any trouble follows
The attempt Of the French naval com
mander at Santo Domingo to enforce
settlement Of the pending French
claim of 100000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
A BIG TIE-UP PROBABLE.


Indianapolis Jan i--Reports re-
ceived from the central Pennsylvania
region whore a strike involving 10000
men is threatened say over 500 men
are now idle, and If operators do not
make concessions there will be one OF
the largest tie-ups known in several
years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
PUERTO RICO AFFAIRS.
DAVIS DISCUSSES THE CON
a.Il0NS OF THE ISLAND.
W Has Promising Future
"ae4 Necessary Reforms VIII
Have Been Made

aasaugtgu Jan 9.-Gen Davis,
-t.sraar general Of Puerto Rico. ap-
s before the insular affairs COM
-.""e 1t the house yesterday and
-.aa general statement regarding
situation of affairs in that island.
+ people Of Puerto Rico, he said,
"#.e -o-aa.omed to arbitrary control,
~ 9I Of the king through min
te had believed that when he
be administration of affairs
na that things could be bet
p Eliminating these intermedi-
getting closer to the people.
boards had everywhere been
for secretaries and the re-
81 been very satisfactory
as point Of view.
amluistration was now
the hands of boards OF
.r.es education, public
p ail ot which the natives
a-atI9g Customs are coll
army officers, assisted by
aa industrial situation 81
5aa Davis said Is not sat
He sketched the discour-
winch had resulted from
examinations against
taa island both In the
and Cuba the great hur-
devastated the island last
that awful dpsolation
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11

The FIRST formal dinner Of the social
season aft the white house WAS given
by President and Mrs Mckinley last
night. Members Of the cabinet and
their wives were the guests OF honor.
Invited to meet them were the mem
bers Of the senate and house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
SENATOR GREAR REN0MlNATED

Iowa Man VIII Succeed Himself In
Upper National House
Des Moines, Jan 9-Senator John
Henry Gear was unanimously renom-
ii sted by tha republicans in joint eau
q is last evening A. b. Cummins name
AS not presented The democratic
caucus named Fred E White Of Web
ster for senator He will receive the
compliment Of his party's vote, The
Inauguration Of Gov Shaw for second
term will take place Thursday after
noon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-11
JUDGMENT FOR OPERATOR
Interesting Decision b. q New York
Judge

Buffalo N y, Jan r Edward
Wunch, a linotype machinist. who
brought suit several months ago
against David Standard as president
Of Typographical Union No ~ this
city, to recover damages for alleged
conspiracy In forcing him out of bis
position because he refused ~ take out