Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-09-12

| killed in the golf CLUB house at Mount
! Vernon, N. Y. The cook is held by
the police.
Rev. Sias White, a Baptist minis.
ter, aged 80, was killed by passen.
ger train on the Burlington road at
Red Oak. III.
The next meeting of the American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science will be held in Pittsburg
June %, 1902.
Henry Miller, a farmer, was killed
by an Illinois Central express train
while driving across the track near
Colvin Park, Ill.
The American Bar Association
bIackballed Senator Paterson II
| Colorado, whose name was proposed
for membership.
Census returns from New York
show 1884 more females than males
in the state and almost an even
division in the city.
O. +. Cook Of the agricultural de
partmcnt says there is great future in
| frult canning and orange and coffee
| growing IOF IOIIO ItItO'
w. J. Bryan in his newspaper le-
nounces those who oppose the Chicd-
90 platform and declares they are
"emasculating democracy"
At Red Lodge, Mont, John An
drcws, former postmaster, was killed
by John Romers, who mistoolt him
! for a bear while the two were hunt
| ing.
Five parishiOners are on trial
charged with conspiracy against the
life Of Bishop Anton Koslowsk, Of the
| Independent Catholic church, in Chi
cago.
Glenn Johnston, Huntington, Ind,
has sued the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers for $4,000, alleging he
lost an eye in being initiated into the
order.
The Presbyterian committee APP
pointed to report upon a revision Of
| the Westminster confession adjourned
at Saratoga to meet in Washington
| Dec. 4.
A Kansas woman sues for divorce
on the ground that her husband evil,
| fully and malciously" refused to pet,
caress, kiss or otherwise show his
affections.
Miguel Otcro, son Of the governor
Of New Mexico, who was bitten by a
! rabid dog and treated at the Chicago
| Pasteur institute, is pronounced out
Of danger.
Arthur Ingram, 14-yearold son Of
Circuit Clerk Ingram of Charleston,
H., was killed by an explosion of gas
which he was generating for a
stercoptiCon.
Paul Martin, aged lG, was set upon
by hoodlums and pounded and kicked
into inscnsibility at Michigan City,
Ind. Physicians have but little hope
of his recovery.
At Kansas City, Mo, the Daily
Tribune has been sold to the Morton
Printing company, of which J. Sterl
ing Morton is the head, and will be
edited by him,
The International Association Of
Fire Chiefs reelected its officers,
headed by President Humphreys of
Pittsburg. The next convention Will
be held in New York.
Cen. Fabius j. Mead, veteran Of
the civil war and friend of Grant
Logan and Mcclellan, died in Chicago
of consumption. He was born in
Raleigh N. c., in 1889.
A. w. Warden of Waukesha Wis,
chairman of the democrat" tie com
mitteo of Wisconsin, comes out
against the Kansas City platform in
an editorial in his paper.
Miss Bessie Patton of Detroit will
leave this week for the Philippines,
where she will be married to Col
Cornelius Gardner, the present gov
Crnor of Tabayas province,
The council of the American As
ISOLATION for the Advancement Of
Science elected officers, the president
being Asa p. Han professor of
astronomy at Howard university.
Two hunters of Kaukakec, Ill.,, were
told by Indians that they found the
bodies Of two men and part Of a
balloon in northern Canada. They
are thought to be trace of Explorer
AnGrcc.
Tho war department has approved
the contract made by the local en-
SileCr at San Francisco for the CON
struytiou of the Oakland canal, which
is to extend from Oakland harbor to
San lcandro.
EN-Presdent Grover Cleveland has
consented to deliver the Grafton at
Founders day of the Carnegie in
stituto at Pittsbwg on Thursday, NOV.
Z, lie has not announced the subject
OF his address.
Barclay Ward Kountze, a member
of the banking firm Of Kountze Bros,
Of Now York died at Morrstown, n.
j, of typhoid fever He was born in
Paris in 1876 and was graduated from
! st, Pauls school, Concord. \. H.. N
! 1898 and from Yalp uniynreit,r ~,