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

Frank Glover Of AllenVille, Ill, was
robbed of $4,000.
Barney Conway, aged log, died near
New Albany, Ind.
The republican campaign in Ohio at
the last election cost $62,304.
Patterson, the English secretary Of
Sixto Lopez, is resisting deportation
at Manila on the ground Of his
nationality.
The anti-imperialist league, at a
meeting in Boston, called on congress
to acknowledge the absolute indie
pendence of the FilipinOs.
Chicago is likely to end boxing bouts
before so-called athletic clubs in
Chicago
Helen Gould is annoyed by a crank,
who sends flowers and gifts to her
house
Lake traffic for the year 1901 broke
all records. Navigation for the sea-
son ends.
A stove to burn soft coal without
producing smoke is invented by a
Troy man.
A second rumor of the murder OF
Miss Stone is without any official
confirmation.
A company was incorporated at
Baltimore to make whisky out of
watermelons.
Miss Vivian Sartoris, granddaugh-
ter of u. S. Grant, is reported engaged
to Morton Nichols.
The viii OF Major John d. Kelley Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, leaves his entire
estate to his widow.
Former United States Senator
Roach of North Dakota, who is i'll at
sanatorium, is better.
An Oklahoma sheriff chained a loco
motive to the track to collect a judg-
ment against the road.
An automatic telephone exchange
was invented and successfully operat-
ed by a Baltimore inventor.
Thomas B. Ferguson has been. APP
pointed governor of Oklahoma, vice
William M. Jenkins, removed.
Calve has adopted a thirteen-year-
old girl with a remarkable voice and
will give her a musical education.
North Dakota proposes to join Min
nesota in bringing the great railroa
trust before Acknowledgement Knox.
Mrs. Mae Sayre of New York is
thrice the mother of twins. the last
pair being born on Thanksgiving day.
At Lambert mines. Masontown, Pa.
eight men fell 700 feet down a mine
shaft in a cage and all probably will
die
1t is said that eighty were killed
outright or burned to death in the
Wabash railway disaster at Seneca.
Mich.
President Hutin of the Panama
Canal company offered to sell the
property to the United States govern
ment
Senator Henry Heitgeld of Idaho
has withdrawn from the populist and
become affiliated with the democratic
party.
Secretary Gage transmitted to con-
gress his estimates for appropriations
needed in 1902. The total is $780,
S27.6SS.
Adolphe Busche resigned from the
st. Louis fair board because his ad-
vice to delay the exposition a year was
ignored.
Franklin Williams, accused by his
wife of the murder of John Kraus
his employer, in Trenton, n. J.. is still
missing
The state deDarty0ent has .receivad y
report from the consul general, John
Goodnow. at Shanghai, stating that
the guilds Of silk, tea and cotton piece
goods dealers have contributed of their
own initiative to a fund to erect a
monument in Shanghai to the late
President Mckinley.
The loss of life in a San Francisco
ferry disaster is placed at three by
Off ials of the company and twenty by
Survivors.
Band Master J. n. Innes has
brought suit for divorce, naming
James ], Corbett and three others as
correspondents.
grants to enter the United States is
denied BY the court, which ruled they
may be excluded.
Winners Of gold, silver and bronze
medals at the Pan-American exposi-
ton must pay the cost of manufacture
inc of the medals.
The weekly trade reviews declared
shat labor troubles is the only thing