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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
S0noeriYIlano.

Optanternes aats g.
forbolb. 5lensborg. %. OCTOBER.
9unoretten bar / Dag puanb f9loet
Dom / Sugen mob SRI. 9slene aeiz
msrs at SenoerbOrg. od 9anbrettens
fgrits Dom par Opbebet at SperIanbz
retten / siel % pitt tilbuge til 2unbs
retten. Qanbretten falbebe / Dag al
ter ben tibIigere Dom. beb bpilten SRI.
Reimers Osmtes til 2 0ugss 5angiel
foroi bun, efter c. bare blepen uopiit
Og at qOlitiet tran porteret ODER
Granfen. par penbt tilbags. ba te
oanits Mlpnbigbeber ertlareb., at bun
lille bar banit llnberIaot.
s 9ommens 8egrunoelie ertl9rer
qanoretten. at 6rt. Reimers 6aoer
par bant unberiaat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
KING HARVARD CO.
151 Fifth Ave-, r. "a

tbbrag al noeIf NreDf meb Iigabefie.
Wr. z. Bielien, UNDERWOOD, WiHn, ittiDer: Webi
einen par for min oHiirn, % leg Dil berUe0 unoefeitl
Goer ON, at Den bar alpri min puiirl mfgd goot
DUN bar iHgfH Vebiaib al 3iumobereH mere % CT NJ
1 SfaHb III al gere en- tor Gaif. Je9 lenber bermeI
m hierteiia aat for ben piaip, bun bar erbolbt gen
mem ebers WeoieiHer.
Dlrs. gleD. 8. VI. yeDine, Gptotp, NinH., ifriper
oerbeo %beDibHes, at 9oers RebieiHer er uonI0rtsos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

Winiiteren bem9rteee Deb 5rsmfats
telfen, at oisie fire 2OOforfIag bSrte
Tnmmen, ioet be ale tiIiigte en- Opfbl=
oelfe at GrunoloDens 5 rs, Der loDer
IN Gorfatning for airten. Der bar
ON oenne Sag b9ret neofat forftenigs
commissioner, uben at Der er tommet
loeet Refultat ub peraf. Man far atz
er MI snitet en- &ommisfion nebfat;
Riniiteren fer life nogen @runb bers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13


ben 5roao mellem 9laapanos.
brf Gbr Os Gbrifibet DBL" er nu en-.
Dslig / Orben. iaalebes at Der / ot
iibIte 0aee bar funnel affenbes Wleb.
belelier meIem be 10 Yunfter.
Og bet gnor meget f~ittert. uben Sem
Jpn til. ON bet er taaget eIer fart
Storm ensr itins.
Sm gorb / ,@nl" er 5srer %
Stprmdno inbebeoe / 8rugen of DIP.
paraterne; bet famine er 3ilf9lbet pat
8IuaDanb for 5prmefterens og asIi.
itentens 9eotommenbe.
Gnbelig er 5bret baabe / telegraph
oe telefOnift Gorbinoelfe meb 8arbe.
N9Ite Qar bill Der bliDe uologt e
anbet 5prftib ubenfor 6orns Reb, Of
bet or oa 6eniigten at ~initaaere Qppa.
rater o9iad / bette Stib, fom ba liae.
leoes bill tomme / 5orbinbelie mel
gloapanb. Wieaem oisfe to punttet
er Der | lise 2inie 81 bunife Wtil, me
oens Der fun er 81 WiI fra 8taa
bonb til 9Dl.
6orns ReDs Gbrffib logger u ban
ite Wlil ubsnfor felipe Rebet, mar maj
regnsr fra 3 5upne @anobbbbe. 0ett
5britib lisger oltfau lige oeb Cell
ruten for be Stibe. fom tommer frt
saer gaar til ben tpffe og bolanbft
9bft.
Deb at oprette en- Signalftation pa,
Jprffibet bill be forbipasierenbs Stib
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13


Sognet / ct Var, meo minore Yaas
gRloenoe
a uoen at bare egen 9usitdno itdar
/ pribat 5ienelteforbolo,
b beo Dom er funben ItpIoig / en-
ben ofentlig. Wening OanGrenoe
gambling, for builtsn lite er MOB
taget 8resopreisning,
q df gr9iten meo peotommenbe gis
TOPS Santtion er n9gtet qogdng
til RDbelIen at Raobsrsns Sotras
mente.
bporbos bet forOres, at gaagGIz
benoe
D. / 5en6olO til egentbanOia berom
fremfat itriftIis Yegering inoes
optagsn paa 8algliiten.
8aIget g9Ioer / 8 Qar.
MenigbeoSraaoet ital iamIes / bet
minofte fire @ange aarlig. 20 at
aaaoets 0le0lemmer TUNE forlange
BET Tamlst, naar be certil FnOe qnIeoz
ming. Set pebtager ieIo i'm 5orretz
ningsoroen.
S 9sbsnbabn og i asbIiaOer meo
flere Gogne ifuqe MISUNDERSTANDING
tre0e Iammen til ct fales Raao, naar
ct Sogns g}enigbeOsraab forlauger
bet.
W1enigbeosraabet ftdl 81. a. gipe
Msoe BED bet aarlige airteibn. 8eo
9ifitatier at 9rooit ener 8iitop FAM
les Wlenigbeosraaoet for at meooeIe.
bbao bisIe MATTE snlte at erfare, oe
for at forbringe M%suigbeoeus 2nIter.
Menigbeosruabst tager g%eiIutning on,
airtens 0pparmning, ON Gonfrmaz
ton ifal afbolbes 10 @ange ON Qaret.
boilfen Gdlmebo9 osr ftal bruges Deo
@uostieneIten. naar preiten oeri er
enig, ligale6es ON genbttelien al ben
~repioersoe 2itburgi for 9aub og Rabz
pere. Snofsrelie i Berger og 4Imuez
itolerns at npe, autoriiersbe 9ibel6i,
i~torier % QGrebsger, iamt Snbferelfe
af me prebitentetiter; enooibere /
andre 3ilFRloe. Menigbsosraaost er
pligtigt til at afgioe Determining og
aauo i be Q~nliggsnber. fom at Mini=
fwteriet eler giifoppen MATTE forelegs
ges bet, iamt / Eager, Der ulgaar he
nigbeoslinet og airtens Bel enten in
bsnfor bet enteIte Stift elIer / Qlminz
beiigbsb. Menigbeosraa6et bsr un=
oerItgtte preiters Gerning / Qlmin0ez
ligbeo / alt, bDao Der tan tjene til al
pette, itprte o9 le6e ct iunbt, friiteIigt
9iD / Menigbebsn, Iamt biitaa BAN /
9irfiombsoen for iaaoanne triftelig
humane 5orbolo. iOm Menigkbsn bBr
bare Sntsresie for. DE- fattiges adsie
b~enl9gges unber Wenigbebs roaOet.
9aar ct Gmbebe bliber leoigt, ituIe
g%aTtOratets MenigbeosrauO baDe R:t
til at me6birte be6 GaibelIen at zen
nbe pr9it efter n9rmere faItiatte reg
Ter. Qae praIteembeoer forbel.s peb
tgl. Qnoroning / Disie alasier, bOor=
oeo tages 9enfpn iaa0el til oeres Snbz
t9ster ION til beres Omfung O9 Be
tp6ning. 2igelebes fditiattes oeb tgI.
4nOroning. boor langt ct 3ibsrum,
DIR ION Rsgel ifal OGre forlebet, inoen
N teologif aanoioat er berettiget til
at fsge aniettelie / be forite1ige
4lasfer. Deb geiattelier Ienoes be
inbfomne 4nfegninger fra Miniftes
riet gennem giffop og gropit til Mes
nigtebsroaoet, Der inoitiuer ire til
Miniiteriet, iom bar frit gaIg bIunbt
oiBfe.
2oDen TRADER / Strait fra /. Sanuar
1903.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

uI1ttestiI9fbe Yaa 9es=
n9s SaO0Grf. Rptebing s.. fsts Der
fprteesn ct lllDttsstilf9ioe, 6borbeo en-
lille 9reng brGbtes. 9rengen BAR
tommen inb I S~tanoeriet, bpor en- Ire
tanisme, Der ferer Spaansrne fra
0sOlen, bar fact fat / Fam og fsrt
bam meb fig. iaa ban r%imeligOis er
6.epen fbalt / Spaauerne. 6an rar
Son af Moitiniit MooIen paa Gaps
bGrtst.
Oiamdntbrpllup 9Bbe.
5orbenberenbe 2nnostingsmano Y.
9anien Og 9uitru fsjreos forleoen Dag
oeres 8iamantbrbnup unber oberors
oentIis flor DeItugsIie fra Slagts og
genners Sibe.
5olt iamlebes / 6rimenighebstirten.
gaitor geterfen. @ejitrup 9algmenigs
FEB, til bbiIten W:nigbeb 9~rubeparret
bar bsrt iiben bens Sprettelie, talte
/ airten, i9rlig benpenbt til be TO
gamls 8enner.
Oerefter gift 9~rubepurret og en- tor
Del at Deltagerne til Differs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

GIleoe ubbisninger. 5ris
bsrre b. @ilmopiti oil fortiatte Sr. b.
asasrs 9oIitif meb FANNIE fate
9aonb. San bar juft uDbiit II =
elleOe - Psrioner / 2anogbDen aez
benbobeo. De uboiite er 8~aaroeier
gster SSrgsnlsn qet.rIen og bans
Ddtter FAINT beres 2 3isneiiefolt, 3
3ieneftefolt bos @aarbsisr DIE Qarup
og 4 3iensitefolt pos @aarbtier Maos
Qunb.
@adrbejer peter Ssrgenien getsrlen
er Optant og hans 0atter altfaa DIP
tuntbarn; be ubbiite 3jsneiiefolf er fra
&ongeriget.
Sjeneittfoltene ftulbe pare ube at
2unbet enben ct 0sgn, Guarosier pc
terien og bans 9atter bar faaet 3 Tiger
til at orOne beres Eager /.
DIR meobeles for sorigt .MOberss
mabel, al be 10 CT ptsiiiiie unbetz
%idatter.
On anlebninsen til benne Musies
u%bbisning meoDeles:
Zen 20. Sept. feirsbe aebmanb
aarl 9raa 9rpQup meo anna Ssrens
fen. Der bar inObubt oper 100 Per
foner til 8rbauppet.
Deb 8rbauppet bolbt 8narbejer
aloppsnborg Strumsager en- Sole.
iom ~bnfentlig babbe fslgsnbe SnbbOlb;
SITTER at | Dag Der TO fra bunife
6iem sr blsben forbunone til eet Bar,
bill Ri life unolabe at minbe benz ON,
at be mao bIibe trofaite 9ilb9ngers al
DOR sobe Gag og urbeibe for ben. for
at bi fan nad Maalet | SlssDigs 5ors
ening meb 0unmurt. Oette er 10 bog
lite dlene 9anmarts, men ogiaa bori
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

9 +.
6eIena. 9tabst Bort 2ano" inoez
6oIoer en- artifel ON .6angeliO paa
ct. 6elena". 8er CT for 3ioen Is
0anitere, Iom Gngl9nbernes Sanger
Der, % i6lanbt bisfe er RorbpesOigez
rem, 5riis fra eisbel. On Dem beoOer
BET:
.Qf banite 0#icerer beFnOsr Der fig
tun aaptein 5riis, geItcornet og
Gbsf for bet ffanbinapiIte aorps. 6an
blep enitemmig buIgt til 8sItcornet %.
b. +. 9aptein) at Sorpist, ba geItcors
net Jlpgurs, en- Spenitsr. aorpiets
forrige 6srer. bar ituot / Slaset peb
Magsrsfontein. 5riis er ganOmanb
og bsIibber en- 5arm i 3ranspaaI; ban
er til flor &rsbit for aortIet og nbber
flor QgteIie m,aem 9oerne for fin
3appperh.o / Slaset RIB Y%oaroaberg."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

9iamnntbrpIIup. 0enne
5amiIiefsit bleo forIeeen Dag feiret af
Qft99tsmano peoer Pielien og 9uitru
i 6dlo. 2~rsleofloiter Sogn.
8s9ge be gamle, bborof 9iamantz
b%ruOgommen CT 80 Qar, bans 6ufiru
81 Aar 9ammel. fan 9lebe iig osO ct
iiRloen goot 6elbreo.
De npber Qftagt bos oeres Sen,
gaarbsier Wat6ias qeoerien, og be er
6egse / Stanb til trobs beres bsie III
Der at bsltage i bet bagligt f~orsfaloen=
De Qrbeioe.
Barrel bar 5 gsrn og mango 8ers
nebern, Der meb be eDrige Sl9gtninge
og 9snner bersote bet eamle 0iamant-
brubepar en- feitlig 9sjtiosbag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13

altToo tunne erboloe MebbtlelIs ON
SsforboIo % li9n.. af9ipe Rapport til
beres aenerier eler mobtage Srbrer
fra bisIs, dltio at noeen 9etppning
for Sfibsfarten.
Oa / RsostilfGIbe bill Der burtie
tuune tiltalbes 9i9Ip fra Gsbierg,
iaopeI fra 9pl iOm fra 9Orns Rsp.
De poog9loenoe 4pparater tr fads
lebes itemmebe iammtn. at man lite
meo upebtommenbe Qpparater tan ops
fange 2sIegrammer. bporrb ben
~.traaolsie" osiau tan faa 9etponing
/ RrigstilfGloe.
ubDe9eligt0 roma. Gn paa
6isrnet af gabtueitr9be og groI9gs
gerftrpbe / asbtnbabn boenoe Detail
bonoler, 8. 6. SteHenien, bar forIeben
Rorgsn Itubt fin !6uItru og berefter
forIpgt at ftpbe fig ieIp. Sunosrne, Der
inOfanbt fig for at banble, fanbt be98e
TD6mmen6e / betes Blob / ct til 8az
titten tilitsosnbe 9Grelie. 6uitruen
bar uoen 3oibI osb eieblitteIig, bborz
imob SteFenien par / 2ipe, % Der er
6uab ON, at ban ian lebe. 0an bleb
/ en- 4mbulancepogn fsrt til 5ofpita=
let. SteTenisn. Der bar 39 4ar a..
lerSoe / ct noget ipanot 6orbolo meo
I'm 6uftru, iom ban mente bar BAN
utro. 6an er ienere afgaaet peo Do
ZEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-13
Smna WeOOtlslitr.


9runbtbigs Ssn en-
Il notageIe. Yaa oerom af Niz
niiteriet for airtez og llnberbisningss
b9ienet neoIagt aaerunberoanisii 30
reitiain9 bar BET bebaset 6s. Nai.
Rongen at meboele forbenn9renbe
Pr9It for ben oanite eoaugelifzlutber=
its Isnigbeb / Clinton. Staten Soma,
/ be 5oreneoe Slater / 9orbamerita
5reberif 2unge Grunbipig 8ispenias
tion fra bet oeo tOngeligt Rsitript at
13. 6ebruar 1901 ginne 6Orbuo imob,
at andre eno De. oer bar itubsret Eco
logi ueo 8sbsnbapns llniperiitet, be
tiger grRbiteitolen / cen odnite 6oltes
fries airfer, iamt 2iaaoeIle til al
bare bsn for BET 0dnite 9rGlteitab nor
mereoe Gmbeosoragt, iuaIeoss iom
ban bar bdaret ben fom orbiuertt
grRft / ben oanit=ameritanite 8irtt,
alt BOG fun in6til oieere, % uben at
fornGbnte SinaoeIis % 0ispenIatipn
gioer BAN Qo9ang til at betlaoe mo-
get praieembeee / ZEN oaniie Boltes
tirte sler til al forpalte Saframenz
terne elIer forrette andre tirtslige
6anblinger ineenfor famine. Og bill
Der, forinosn oenne 3iaaoslie % Dis
p%eniation benpttes Of 9iitoppsn ooer
SiGGanbs Stiff bare at dffrqbe BAN
ct bsjtibeligt 2efte. bbis 6orm be
melote giitop er bemnnbiget til at
faItiatte. LEGION Der oefau at famine
bil b9re at mebbeIe BAN en- Slogs
aoqats.
9runotDig haOoe o9faa isqt ON Ret
til at forpalte Satramenterne.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
MAD MuLLAH's WAR FEARED.
English Getting Festive over Trouble
In East Africa,

w LasA fN'll1ds
London, May 2Q.-Scrous trouble
may result from the Mahdist uprising
in Somuliland, led by the Mad Mullah,
or moro properly speaking, Mahomed
Abdullah. He is reported to be plan
ming an attack on Berhera, the capital
of British Somaltland, with u force of
so, 600
with need for all the force It has in
south Africa, with dissatisfaction In
the army over Secretary Brodrick 3
reorganization plan, and 700 officers
asking to be permitted to resign, and
with recruiting at stundstill, Great
Britain has no military strength to
spare for use in reinforcing Colonel
Swayue in his expedition against the
dervish horde in east Africa.
The Mad Mullah is sort of Mahdi,
and is accused by the British Of per
petrating the most frightful atrocities
against the tribes that have refused TO
swear allegiance to him. His personal
bodyguard, Il is said Is composed of
bowmon who use poisoned arrows, and
of the 10000 followers he had three
weeks ago. it was stated I'm British re.
ports from east Africa, only 1900 had
rifles The Mad Mullah has formed
an alliance with the Midjertain tribe
that he now has 10000 soldiers and
that they ARE well armed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30

Valparaiso, May 29.~Three phy3i-
clans have arrived from Santiago TO
make careful examination OF The
condition OF President ErraMI1z
They found that the president has de-
yeloped q serious complication OF he
left lung, and that his condition rs
steadily becoming more serious A
fatal result is feared at almost any
moment. President ETaZurlz oas
been unconscious ri frequent intervals
since t 81 day In his home IN this
city, forts are made to prevent rs
true 20 dition from becoming known,
but L.s Ga 80 Is very serious
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
PRESBYTERIAN ISSUE LEFT WITH
COMMITTEES,
UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING
Personalities for First Time Mark
Closing Hours Of Assemby-con'
gressmen 10 be Urged to Legislate
Regarding Drinking in lnsuIar Pcs,
esstons-Peoria Plan Approved,

Philadelphia, May g9.-The llSth
Presbyterian general assembly was
dissolved last night by Moderator
Minton after having been in session
InearIy two weeks Chief among the
questions considered was that regard
| ing the revision of the confession OF
faith After a discussion continuing
nearly four days this momeutous sub
jcct was referred 10 a special commit
tee of u members who will make rec
concentrations as to the manner in
which the creed should be revised
aud present them to the next general
assembly which meets in New York,
Yesterday for the first time since
| the ASSEMBLY convened the eQuanimity
of the commissioners was disturbed by
the introduction of personalities. The
trouble occurred during the discussion
on Craftsmanship Of the revision com,
mittee Rev. Or J, d. Mofrat sug,
gested a change in the minutes of
Mondays session so that the records
would show a new committee had
been appointed to revise the creed re-
CARELESS of the old committee Of which
Rev. Or Charles \. Dickey was chair
man His suggestion was adopted and
Moderator Minton was elected chair.
man of the committee. This incensed
the friends of DR., DiClley and although
| DR.. Moffat's motion prevailed, the sub
! jcrt was revived later in the session
! by Rev. DR.. S. j. NicColls of st. Louis,
but this was declared out of order. a
motion to reconsider was then re-
newed by Rev, w. ID. Crockett, and
many commissioners participated in
the debate that followed. The matter
was finally adjusted by pr. Dickoy who
advised the assembly against recon.
sidering the motion saying he was
confident there had been no attempt
to cast any reflection upon him, but
that the commissioners merely desired
to honor his successor as moderator.
DR. Dickey's friends wanted the cleo
ton of the chairman to be made by the
committee. in which event it is con
ceded Dicbey would have been re.
elected. The motion, however, was
lost and there are stll six members of
the revision committee to be appoint.
ed, but Moderator Minton said yester-
day he had not yet made any selec,
tons.
The closing hours of the assembly
10.
report of the committee on temper,
ance urged the ministers to call the
attention OF the congressman in their
district to the necessity for the com.
pletion of legislation now pending re
garding drink traffic in the islands of
the Pacific The report also urges the
government to take effective action
towards the suppression of the liquor
traffic in all our new possessions. The
committee on the Peoria plan of Sc
| lecting standing committees approved
! the system. In accordance with the
resolution offered Monday by John Ii.
| Converse, a special committee on
ovangelistical work was appointed.
In dissolying the assembly, Modcra
tor Minton made an eloquent address
and before the final benediction was
pronounced the commissioners sang
the beautiful hymn Blest be the Tie
That Binds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
TO IL. 4, %JLL HOUSE.
Paris 10 Have institution Similar 70
CHICAGO

Paris, May 29.-Paris is to have a
social settlement similar to Hull house
of Chicago The institution will dupIi.
cate the American foundation and one
of the apartments will be named Jaro
Adams hall, in honor of the moving
spirit of Hull house. The name of the
Paris center has not been decided w
on, but almost all the rest of the pla1
are practically completed.
The Rev. Jacques BardouX, formerly
a minister of the gospel, has the work
in charge. He has made an intimate
study of Hull house methods and is
convinced that they will succeed n
Paris even better than in Chicago,
where it has been found necessary to
deal with many foreigners. This die
fculty will not be met with here.
Important assistance has been given
M. BardouX and his friends by Henry
j. Lamarc of Chicago, who is in Ell-
rope for the purpose of gathering data
concerning municipal government.
Mr., Lamarc predicts a splendid Sic
cess for the Paris imitation of Chi.
CagO's celebrated institution.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
poWIE MUST CHOOSE.

Zion Home Declared Hospital and IL
oense Required.
Chicago, May 29,-That Zion HON"
is hospital within the meaning Of tho
law IS the purport OF an opinion sub.
mittcd yesterday by George r. KrioCc
attorney of the health department,
Acting thereon, Commissioner Roy
nolds forwarded to John Alexander
Dowio one Of the regular application
blanks for hospital license II the
doctor" signs the application Dow!1
puts himself under the authority OF the
city and must abide by the regulations
Of the health department II he ig
norcs DR.. Reynolds he will have tho
law to deal with for the ordinance pro
yides severe penalties for violation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
WINTER HAS RECORD,
Man Arrested at Mineral Point kneWn
Under Another Name.

Mineral Point Wis, May 80 IT, t
Winter, arrested here Monday as u
suspect in connection with the robbery
Of the Ftrst National bank, has hurn
identified by q man who knew hin. It
Ripon as Stewart JOLIET, The oxRmnn-
ton was called for yesterday bu, w1J
adjourned TO June Z. If the man m
jail Is convicted and had accompli,os,
they will be found, the officials arc
now confident and II said the money
b. the man who knew him nt kip N
and addressed him as Jelleff the pr'A-
oncr did not deny his identity II "a
expected he Will try to prove an ahbl,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
COULDN'T GET CHILD.
Wealthy Nebraska Ranch Owner
Cores 10 New York in Vain.


Cores TO New York in Vain.
New York, May 29.-Frank B Wey.
ant. a wealthy ranch owner near Lin.
coin, Neb., made an unsuccessful n.
fort in the supreme court yesterday 70
obtain the custody Of his infant child
Gladys. About a year ago while the
parents were visiting relatives here
the child was born, the mother dying A
few days afterward Wcyant returned
to Nebraska, leaving the child with Z
brother, Henry S. Weyant. A sew
months later correspondence was
opened with view Of having the child
sent on to the father. but the brother
sent word that the idea OF having 20
young a child travel so long a distance
was absurd in the extreme. Finally
Weyant came on with a sister. Mrs.
Armstrong, but the brother stiil re-
fused to surrender the child. The
case came up before the supreme
court. Justice Maddox, counsel for be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
PLATT AMENDMENT ADOPTED.
Exciting Times Witnessed in Cuban
Convention.


Havana. May 29.-The Plat amend.
ment was accepted by the Cuban con-
stituticnal convention yesterday by q
vote of 10 to IA. The actual vote was
on accepting the majority report Of
the committee on relations which EN-.
bodied the amendment with eNplana-
tons Of certain clauses The radicals
made a hard fight at the last moment
and Senores Poruoudo, Gomez and
Tamayo bitterly arraigned the couser-
vatiyes. Tamayo was particularly
vindictiye and declared everybody who
voted in favor of the Plat amendment
was traitor to his country. The con-
yention compelled him y retract this
statement. On several occasions pei,
sonal encounters seemed imminent,
Gomez spoke for more than an hour
and his speech undoubtedly won over
Senorcs Castro, Robau and Mandulcy,
He appealed to the patriotism of the
delegates and rehlarsed the long fight
for Independence denouncing as pre-.
jurers all who favored the Plat
amendment on the ground that they
had sworn to draw up a constitution
for an Independent republic. Several
conservatives rose and asked Senior
Gomez to retract but he absolutely re.
fused. The following delegates voted
against the majority report: Gomez,
Gener, Portuondo, Lacrot, Mauduley,
CisnorCs, Ferrer Forum. Robau,
E. Tamayo, Silva, Castro, Zayas, Ale
man. Senores Rivera and Brace were
absent. The convention will continue
its sessions which will be devoted to
drawing Up an election law. La Dis.
cussion, in an extra last evening, ex.
claims, Now will come immediate
dependence"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
French Take Chinese Town.

Paris, May ga dispatch received
here from Gen, Voyron Mt Tientsin
says a accommodating party came upon
Of TinRchau. The town authorities
refused to open the gates whereupon
the French artillery opened fire. the
wall was preached and the town taken.
One French infantryman was wound.
ed Gen Bailloud is securing the
country with a column OF French
troops supporter By Chinese regulars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
Settling seryian Throne Question.

London. May "a report is cur
rem there says the Odessa CORES.
pendent Of the Standard. "on appar.
emily good authority, that King Alex
ander Of seryia has declared TO Rus
STA his readiness should he have no
heir 10 bequeath the Servian throne to
Prince Danllo Of Montenegro. leaving
to the future to decide the question OF
uniting Seryia and Montenegro under
the same crown"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30

Nardin, Oklahoma, May PM IS
Nora Wolfrum was shot and instantly
killed by Miss Bishop at picnic Of a
society of young people while a photo
graph was being taken of the group.
Miss Wolfrum asked Miss Bishop 10
point a rife at her to add to the 10
nance Of the scene. The rife was dla-
charged accidentally
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30

Sioux City, Iowa, May 29.-Because
he was called cheap skate at
colored church sociable last night
Harry Baker walked a mile. procured
a revolver. returned to the church and
shot three other negores, one OF
whom Jim Askew, will die.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
Oil Exeites OkIahonans.

Guthrie, Ok. T., 29.-Western Okla
hOma is excited over the discovery of
oil on the farm of J. H. Mooney, nea-
Moscow. The oil suddenly began to
ooze from the ground, and now an acre
is covered with a good quality Of hbvI.
cant. Machinery has been ordered 10
develop the discovery. ProspegJOrs
are arriving on every train.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-30
VIII import Filipino labor.

San Francisco, Cal, May 30 Sugrr
planters in Hawaii viii import thou.
sands of laborors from the Philippines
and thus the labor problem in the
Sandwich islands will be solved.
Their action Is based on the decision
Of the United states supreme court N
the nsular cases.