Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-12-19
TELEGRaMS IN BRIEF.
Domestic.

Caaoagos city council passed an
ordinance prohibiting incloeed stalls
in saaoszS.
Piat.anal and copper in paying
Quantities were found near Encamp-
menA. Wyo.
Tao business section Of Hoopstown,
Ill. was destroyed by fire, Loss
S100.s00
be loss OF the Omaha Loan and
Trust company may run up into the
p'iiiio&s.
So. Temue, an outlaw, wanted in
Pond Greek, Ok, has been captured at
Daltas. Tex.
Chaxtes sager. wealthy cattle
man. vas killed by a falling tree near
Custer, 8. ID.
Leon f. Czolgosz's name was pub
Eciy aheered at meeting OF an
archists in Chicago
William Loeb, secretary Of the
president, was married to Miss
Kata crime w. Door.
Horny Hooven was held for the
yrans jury at York, Pa, on charge
of train wreCking.
The Duchess Of Marlborough and
her children are to visit her father,
W. K. Vanderbilt
Senator Depew gave farewell
stag dinner, with President Rose
veit as his special guest.
Jsage Young has appointed Amos
Bixbg receiver Of the RetsOf Oil com
Ty,.v,v- ConJI,clyy
Peter Pierete, manager Of the Royal
hota at Winnipeg, Manitoba, COM
miaed suicide by drowning.
A fireman and a tramp were killed
In collision on the Chesapeake and
Ohjo near Charleston, w. Va.
The original of Charles Dana Glib
sons widow" is declared to be Miss
Florence Rice of Washington.
Indiana senators and congressman
are xnabIe to agree on a candidate to
succeed the late Judge Woods.
The DeadwoOd sheriff and his
deputy killed a store robber, wounded
another, and captured a third.
A Kansas City man who forced lis
sweetheart to steal $1,000 was sen
tcaced to prison for five years.
dentist at MattoOn, H., killed
himself because he feared he was I'M
fitted by temperament to marry.
BCed r. Davis of st. Peter, MINI.
waa convicted Of mansIaughter and
giVea an indeterminate sentence.
a gas machine at the Yancey Gen
orator company, of New Orleans, La
exploded, Jules MarcheII may die.
President Roosevelt and his sons
are aFerse to wearing heavy over
coats, but they seldom catch cold.
Hsss Mary Mcdonald of Peoria
cashier of the Illinois Car Service as
sOciation. is short in her accounts.
Legislation to provide funds fol
the NicaragUan canal are almost
certain of passage at this session.
Frank A. Munsey of New York is
pianning to establish a large number
Of grocery stores in New England
Ralbers who were surrounded in {
bank at Archibald o., fought then
way out, carrying $4,000 in plumber.
Miss Katherine Roberts, heiress tC
fortune of $4,0O0,OOO, is a chorus
gard in the Liberty Bells in New York
Ralph Smith. a labOrer, was killed
by caying earth in a trench in which
he was working at East Liverpool, o
Emil Watrous was arrested al
LapoTte, Ind, on a charge of robbing
a residence of $1,000 worth of jew.
eiEg
6aless Chicago acts quickly con
gross may take action to compel the
lowering of tunnels in the Chicago
river.
The senate foreign committee made
favorable report on the Hay-Paunce
fote treaty, which insures it's ratif
cation
Fac consolidation of all furniture
factories in the country is proposed
bF the Middle States Furniture asso,
cation
fae court-martial of Colonel R. l..
Meade resulted in his acuuittaI
Charges may be brought against his
aCCnseFs.
Miss Jane TOppan was indicted at
Berastable. Mass, for the murder of
Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Gibbs. and A. P
Davis.
The loss of life in the navigation
Of the great lakes this season was
1872. which exceeds all previous
records.
Iowa farm products of the present
year are estimated to be worth S274-
0S0,934, which exceeds all previous
records.
According to the annual report of
Director of the Mint Roberts, the
coinage fov 1901 amounted to $780,
3t0,TS1.
Fhe white house ball of Jan. 3 will
be the first of many brilliant dances
IA which Washington society will
take part
Leonard Roeder. who says he re-
members the battle of Waterloo, will
celebrate his 1929 birthday at Quincy,
a., shortly.
a locomotive and three freight
ars on the Canadian Pacific fell into
goVge 500 feet deep. Two trafnmen
were killed.
The appraisers Of the estate of the
late Kirkland B. Armour at Kansas
City, filed report fixing it's value
at $3,995.520.
An express package containing
notes, mortgages, and securities
worth $4,000 was found in a rubbish
heap at Racine.