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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-07
NUN BER 45
Mrs. John r Tosy.

| AS destructive bolt from a cloud
less sky came the destroyer death in
to one of the most perfec, homo cir
cles of this city on Friday morning,
Nov. lst. The evening previous Mrs.
John Il. Toay had gone from her
pleasant home, in usual health. to
the residence of her mother, Mrs.
John Gray, a block distant There
the younger members of the family
engaged in holloween festivities, and
social JOY reigned, Mrs. Toay one OF
the happiest of the group. Sudden
~ she complained of an eNcruciat-
ing pain in her head. All attention
turned to the afflicted one. She was
placed in bed and physicians sum
moned. All that medical skill and
the affection of devoted husband,
mother and sisters. could do or sug-
gest, awaited not. She fingered in
suffering only until six o'clock on
the following morning when relief
came in death.
Hannah Maria Gray, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Gray, was born in
this city, Sept. 4, lSi7, and the 81
years OF her life We're spent In this
community. December 18th, 1873, she
was married to Mr. John II. Toay,
one of our leading business men, and
the unionwas one of rare cougeniali-
ty and happiness. The bereaved hus-
band is left with no children to sup
port him in bis great sorrow, but has
the large circle of his beloved wife's
family and friends To join him in
mourning for aud in loving remem-
brance of the departed.
For many years of her life. Mrs.
Toay's health was feeble, but recent
ly it seemed much improved, allow
ing her to take part in the activities
of life. Az treasurer of the j. NJ.
church Ladies' id society, she had
been very active In connection with
their recent annual bazaar, and on
the afternoon preceding her death
was about the city IN her official
capacity. That church, OF which she
had been faithful member from
girlhood, will miss her hs,pful hands,
and generous support
The funeral was huld Monday
morning, from the lionn Of her moth
er, where death found her. Rev. j.
Hardcastle conducted religious ex-
ercises. and discoursed briefly upon
the beautiful character OF the de-
ceased, aud It's lessons from the ap-
propriate words "Sbe hath done what
she could"
Immediate relatives surviving, be-
sides the husband, are her mother,
Mrs. John Gray, n brother, Mr.. John
l.. Gray, and Ave sisters, Mrs. Il. G..
Andrews OF Denver Mrs. X. j. PEN
hallegoil Jr., Mrs. T. r.. Hanscom,
Mrs. VIII Peitis and Miss Grace
Gray, Of this city. All these except
Mrs. Andrews attended the funeral
and the burial in Gracelaud ceme-
terry.
PouLTRy RAFFLE.-- A number OF
geese and turkeys will be rai,lcd off
"Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, ut
Otto Beeeher's, east Of this city.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-07

POULTRY RAFFLE.- A number Of
geese and turkeys will be raiIlcd off
wednesday evening, Nov. 18th, at
Otto Beecher's, east Of this city.
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The Local Field.

A. r. BfSHOP for Furniture.
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OF INTEREST TO - y - -
y as y FEMININE READERS.

ing. Mrs. II. A. Randolph and Miss Mamie
Gearing were asked 70 report Miss Gear.
ing read the constitution. which was large
ly drafted from that part of other civic
clubs and which was adopted with a few
amendments. Mrs Randolph and Miss
Gearing had done their work faithfully
aud well and they were requested to net
as committee on bylaws for the ensuing
year
the meeting To- Tho necessir, far eiertlng
officers aud Mrs A. IT, Foster Mrs r.
w Lockett and Mrs. ]. Il. Waters were
appointed a committee on nominations
They withdrew tu the Lyecum room aud
returning. presented the following nnnesI
President, Mrs. O. II. Holt.
Vice president Mrs Norman Medium.
Recording secretary Mrs Louis Craig
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. l. s. Ger.
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They Are ia Houston 10 Attend the
Banquet 10 John u. Kirby.
RICHARD Il. EDMONDS OF BALTIMORE
Talked Interestingly Of the Oil Situation
at Beaumont--Messrs. Davis, Down
man and Drake Also in Town.

Mr. Richard II. Edmonds editor Of the
manufacturers Record arrived here last
night from his home 10 Baltimore and regis
tered at the Rice hotel Mr.. Edmouds
comes to Houston at the invitation of those
In charge OF the industrial banquet to he
rendered John H. Kirby tonight. He will
respond to the toast Texas and Its Pos
siniliteS, during the evening.
This is not Mr. Edmonds- first visit TO
Iexas lie made tour Of The state about
four years ago in company wjth John Is.
seafles' at one time the head OF the So
called sugar trust, and later in charge Of
the analrs Of the American Cotton com
lahy' Iehn, too. when the excitement at
beaumont was al its height last spring,
MI. Eumonds visited that section OF the
state Tor the purpose OF seeing Tor hmseir
ueids.
There were just nine gushers in the
ned then, he remarked to II representative
OF Inc Post who saw him in the lobby Of
lue Rce asst night and nggny people
thought That the limit had been reached.
~ appears thar there are something like
seventy nye gusherS on spindle Top now,
Win new ones being brought IN every day.
The pron.em raised 10y the discovery
OF OH at beaumont Is one OF the greatest
with which the industrial world has ever
hau 'o deal, continued Mr.. Edmonds,
and probably the greatest with which 1t
has had to deal so unexpectedly. OF course
everybody who Invested In the Beaumont
neld Las not made fortunes as yet, but /
consider that the progress which has been
male In every way is quite remarkable
under the existing circumstances. 1t APP
pears that the market is being developed
ana widcned every day aud that already
lhlngs have been accomplished which, in
the llglt OF past events, seem we'll nigh
incredible. When one considers the com
paratlNely slow progress made 10y the
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FOUND DEAD AT WAxAHAcHIE,

A Neqro the Mysterious Victim of a
Successful Assault to Murder
Waxahachie. Texas, November 1l.-Early
this morning the cold body of Rafe VIII
liams. colored, was found lying under a
trestle of the Houston and Texas Central
track in the eastern part of town. Jus
tice Spencer and County Health officer
Jones went 70 the scene and viewed the
remains A gunshnt wound was found
In the neck, showing that it. entered from
the rear, producing instant death. The
killing is absolutely shrouded In mystery;
and, while the officers are at work on
the case, no ciew has been developed. Two
pistol shots were heard in that vicinity
about Q O'Clock last night and II is sup
posed that one of these caused the death
of the negro
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CIVIC CLUB Of HOUSTON.
An Organization That Means Much for
the Euture Of Hnusinn

An Organization That Means Much for
the Future of Houston.
The Civic club of Houston is an accom-
pIshed fact! ThUe wus q large body of
the representative women OF Houston,
women who show intelligence and energy
in all matters or progress ana Improve
meut in odd Follows hall yesterday after
neon and before they quilted the hall the
Civic club was started ON It's course Mrs
NJ. II Foster MS chairman OF the two
preliminary meetings called this meeting
to order and after "a very few words
asked that chairman should he nom-
mated Mrs. II f. Ring was the choice
ana she requested Mrs Nellie Cox to act
as secretary pro tenn The committee On
constitution, appointed at the FIRST meet
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FEDERAL PRISONERS FROM WACO.
Hume and Guynes Among Those Who
Have Been Taken to LeavenMorth.

Hume and Guynes Among Those Who
Have Been Taken to LeaVenworth.
Waco, Texas, November i1-United
States Deputy Marshals j. T. Black and
l.. B. Parish left tonight with number
of prisoners for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
The following are the prisoners: William
Hume, sentenced to one year for using
the mails for fraudulent purposes; /. j.
GuyneS, same charge, one year: Isabel
Davenport, negro woman, perjury, two
years; John Larkcu, robbing the postoGrice
at Calvert, five years u. c. Garrett, mail
Ing unavailable matter in a United States
postofGice, one year; Elwood Wright, EN-
bezzlement of money order, given one
year.
The first two prisoners are the cotton
men-Guynes living Al MeXia, and Hume
at New Orleans, who contracted to sell
a Liverpool firm cotton of average quality;
and, ON being delivered, it was "lmters"
These defendants were prominent cotton
factors and everything possible was done
to clear them, but to no avail.
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Judee Reanan,s Commend.

Austin, Texas. November 11.-Judge Rea.
gan, in speaking today Of recent item In
tne ST Louis Globe-Democrat, which had
(which was untrue), said that he had rna a
ms obituary on two different occasions. and
that they were very nice. He said that
as long as he was not n candidate tho, ma
pers should say nothing but nice things
about him. hut they should not be irving
10 XIII him on. Otherwise. IL he were he.
fore the people for an office obituaries
and sick notices would be In order.
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Texans in New York.

I0ptCIaI 20 T NJ T uHTI
New York, November 1.-THE following
Texans are registered In New York
Uouston-George Fredericks and wife, r..
f. Baker, Normandie; ID. Buchard, Ven
Ca GiHslyeston-Mrs. w. S. Hutchins. Ven
Huntsyille-J Rice Normandle
Uyaft--W NJ. Rice. Normande.
Gfeenville-H. n. Broyles. Belvldere.
Dallas-J. Findley, Imperial; Julius f.
PoIner Collonade.
GatesvllIe--J II. Parks, Aston.
Texas-M. Stelnbach, Raleigh.
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BENEFITED By TIE FIRE.

JENNINGS. La. viii Have Several Good
and Permanent Brick Buildings.
Jennings. La, November Ill thirteen
frms opened up IN business again this
morning in their temporary buildings
There will be several brick buildings start
cd now IN a short time, among which win
be A. u. McFIrlain. Who VIII build 3,
very large building to cost about $4,000.
Dr. A. 4 Peterson win build a store and
office building. which will cost $1,000.
Scott Bros. will also erect a large two
story furniture store Charlie Barker and
Mrs T. o. Burke viii also erect large
business houses
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Muoh Cleaned WhIte Glove.

White Md gloves that have got beyond
cleaning can hc painted over with saffron
water two or three times and transformed
into can culorcd gloves. Lei hem get Thor
ougbly dry between each application aud
don't make them very wet In preparing
tho saffron water boil "a lutlc SAFFRON in
wafer for o few minutes and let it stand
several hours before using
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State Health officer Tabor Returned

Austin, Texas, November 11.-State
Health Officer George f. Tabor returned
last night from Galveston where he has
been making an inspection Of the quaran.
tlhe station at that place, which was de
stroyed by the food He also looked into
the matter of buying a fumlgating vessel
and plant in accordance with approprla-
lions made by the last Legislature for that
purpose.
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Carrie Nation win Not Interior.

Austin Texas, November 1.-THE Ben
hur temple Mystic Shrine. is making big
preparations for grand pilgrimage over
t Sne NOT sands Friday night An elaborate
sion and the candidates will no doubt Set
an they want. The program Is Issued In
pamphlet form, and contains many cuts
". very nldeous design. Among other
interrupt the proceedings, as the doors to
the temple Will be doubly guarded by trus
ty Shrlners ~ ''us
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas, November 1.-THE follow
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today;
Application granted Webb County VS..
Board of School Trustees of Laredo from
Webb
Certified question submitted: Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company Of
Texas VS.. Charles Kobe from Harris.
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legislature for the purpose OF furn,yh,n.
COMFY clerks with the lists Of the unsnld
lists were not prepared OF tbe taii,. Inc
counties conn on account of the scarcity Of me
sou land IN Them: Bailey. Bexar. Bro5oriu
- brazos, camp Clay, Cochran Coleman
Somahcne. Falls Fayette, Fort Rend
Gregg, Harris Hockey, lee. Madison NJ
Lennan Parker, Farmer. Rockwall RIM.
nnels, Rusk Shackelford, Stephens Ta~lor
washington, Wichita, wllburger, Wise and
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Physicians Fined at Crowley, La.

Crowley, La, November 11.-some ten or
twelve physicians of this point were up
before Judge Debaitter this morning or
bill OF information, fled by the district
attorney for failure to report 10 the board
OF health vital statistics. The Judge hned
each one SIS and costs.
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News Items.

Austin. Texas, November 11-Sherih
Sparks of Lee county is here for few days
on business
Comptroller Love has returned from Lime
stone county.
Attorney Tom Mccullough Of Waco is
here on business
Protection Hose company will have a
ball and banquet Thursday night ia honor
Of Mr.. VIII Achilles, who is to be married
on the 2Oth
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A sl1cide ~ Ronhann.

Bouham. Texas. November 11.-G. W.
White. a man about 80 years of age, sui
cided here today by swallowing two ounces
Of chloroform and following this drug with
dose Of morphine Antldotes were ad
mlnistered which for time seemed to re.
vlre him, but failed in their purpose.
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Revenue Decrease.

Austin, Texas, November 1.-THE reve-
nue. balance In the State treasury at the
close Of business Saturday evening was
Sss7,a5l For the same time last year It
was Ss97aS6, showing a decrease for last
Saturday of $40 O33.
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Want to Rebuild the Dam.

po.'n, Texas November 11.-At a meet
z the water and light commission this
4 uOoh resolution was adopted pro-
n ior the appointment of seven citl-
IN boiaact with the commission, their
teconstruction of the great granite dam
oae colorado river at the site OF the
Il ' M tuat was washed away In April,
n ai.Ie proposed new dam will cost In
y sgtgnoorhood of $500, 900. and will be
snen completed. The citizens of Aus,
4 ana y. favor the rebuilding of the
Hnoon Is commented upon on ali sides.
H. Further Lists of unsold Lands.
4 un' Texas. November 11.-Land Com
Onsr hogan has announced the entire
esaon OF the fund set aside by the
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rhe Grand Jnrv Reoonvened al Cameron.

The Grand jury Reconvened at Cameron
Cameron, Texas, November 1.-THE
grand jury was re-convened seday to in
vestigate the killing OF Mr.. Race which
occurred near Dallas last week.
In the district court the case OF Mrs.
Mary c. Arnold VS. the Western Union
Telegraph company is being tried. Plain
IN sues for 5000, nverrtng such negligence
,nop The mart of the telegraph company ihat
a teiegran inviting a minister 70 conduct
her husbands funeral service was not
delivered 70 the minister,
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LIano County in Good Condition.

'sun' Texas, November 11.-Editor
li.On OF the Llano Times is here for 4
Gays on business. He says that the
4 Oh Llano has greatly improved dur
tne past year, but the people in the
4 are suffering on account of the long
"; The editor says that cattle In his
Vi I9e state, are In fairly good con
r anu, considering the long dry spell,
Y ne people in his county nre NOT taik.
zSsl'ucs, as talk on that subject is away
II season, and that they get all they
IT, iu mat line when the proper time
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|0NFEDERATE VETERANS.
.,oortant information for Those Who
Expect Pensions.
,udHs AT HIS OBITUARY WRITERS.
l.. REAGAN Declares He Is Still Hale
- ueartv-No Futher Lists Of
pubEc Lands to Be Furnished.

.,tn Texas, November 1.-THE comp
4 ,,Ior,s office is daily 10 receipt of letters
4 !, confederate pensioners who complain
I .ho affairs Of the office. because they
q 10 cot their pension warrants ON time,
coral approved anfIdavits were received
40 which we're mailed to the proper
n -ies last August. In all instances the
saavlts should he promptly returned TO
4 orlce. as the apportionment is made
4 twice a year, and unless the affidavit
L. In time for its proper apportionment,
IA confederate veteran loses his quarterly
q sion. In many cases, the old soldiers
IN from 81 to SIS on account of their
~ An old Confederate made applica-
IL for pension some time ago and in
"a application he stated that, during the
IN he was engaged in running n grlst
IN and that many soldiers who wore the
~ GOT The benefit of his output free of
XlTce. On that ground he applied for n
.+psTon II Is needless to say that the
|5pication was rejected.
"A = Attorney Generals Official Opinion.
Austin. Texas, November 1.-THE attor-
Il generals department today rendered
3e following opinion TO the couptroIler
harding the pay of the directors for the
sonfederate home:
Hon. j. II. walker Actihg 'onnptrolier'
tapltol. Dear Sir: Your favor of the
IA instan, IN this department has been re-
:eiyed 1t is as follows:
IN will thank you to advise me whether
IN donartment can lawfully PASS for nav
"A; IN he accounts of the managers of the
~ fedarate home for Attendance upon
~ In n,nntbIy meetings. and. If sucb nc
y, ne arc novabie ont Of which ammo
IN tion 3
W. have carefully examined the ammo.
~ flo nj for The Confederate home and and
~ apgsi Iphat ine+it,rtior con h noid Ia
lin there was an appropriafion for the
tsbfederafe home as follows;
sTFor maintenance Of inmates. incIudinq
,oh,nensation. as prescribed Inv law 70 the
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Charters Flied.

nstin, Texas, November 1.-THE follow
charters were filed today:
Re Domestic oil company Of Beau.
p capital stock 100000; purpose, to
tpect for oil and minerals. Directors:
llamln kimball, st. Louis; A. +. Nc
IN g. w. Gano, j. H. Kimball, Beau
n; J.. j. Collins, Dallas.
Pc Mercantile OIL and Fuel COMPANY of
.nmQnt, capital stock 100000. Direc-
4 j. 3 GoodfellOw, c. II. Sampson, ID.
ssuSSasS. w: II: Bierman. p. A. Wilson,
smith, st. Louis: Martin Weiss. San
{cos; Z. S. Szapir, T. w. Shepherd r.
Holiowell, Il. NJ. Mothuer, Leon r.
Y, Alexander Szapir, Beaumont.
n Lowenthal Canning factory of Tyler,
rs ,Upshur, Wood, Henderson. Chero,
and Anderson; capital stock $40. 900.
s'poIatorS; /. Lowenthal. j. r. May.
tstock. 49, Nv ~1P
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Dakota-nyheter.

Den starkaste sn6storm under dem.
ma winter rasade fora veckansi trak-l
ten at Fairmont, N. Oak, till stort
hinder for trafiken. Alta tum sn5 foil. !
Farmarne helsa snofallet med noje.
Eft nytt hospital skall upprattas i |
Aberdeen, s. D. Byggnaden skall bli |
af stem och ire v&ningar hog med mutt
dens ALA forbattringar. Man tanker +
CORA det nya hospitalet till ett af de
basta Northwestern. Arbetet skall bor-
ia sa fort vaderleken det tillater.
Brand till d6ds. Mrs Gust. Isacson,
boende narheten af Centerville, 8. d..
kopte harom dagen af en- s'peddler" ett
ANNE att polera stoven med / samma
ogonblick hon borjade arbetet, explo-
derade faskan och satte cid hennes
klader. Mrs Isacson var ensam huset.
Da help slutligen kom, var hon sa
svart brand, att doden kort derpa
foljde.
Tillbaka till asylen. Probatdomsto-
len i Huron, s. D., gaf harom dagen
order att mrs John Landon, hustru till
en- farmare 6stra delen af countiet
skulle sandals till .darhuset Yankton,
der hon forut varit intagen. Hon hade
nagra dagar f0rut forsokt att morda
sin man. Hon tiilfogade honom iva
sar hufvudet, hvilka dock icke tros
vara farliga.
Just hvad hon f6rtjente. John An
derson, en- gammal man Deadwood,
S. D., lagsokte sin dotter mrs Henry
Tammi, distriktdomstolen for aterfa-
ende at den egendom han tillforskrif-
Wit henne under forstaelsen att hon
skulle taga ward ON honom for hans
aterstaende dagar. Sa smart mrs Tam
mi fatt fastebref pa egendomen, bryd-
de hon sig icke ON den gamle fadern.
Sa blef han sjuk och blef intagen pa
hospitalet, men domstolen gaf order
att dottern skulle taga fadern hem och
| varda honom, annat fall skulle egen-
| domen aterlemnas.
Ait DIR iofvande Fran Darlington,
| N D., skrifves den Ia mars: Utsigter-
ma for grodan aro de basta man kan
onska sig, och pa samma satt later de6
6fver nastan hela staten. Farmarne
aro icke nedslagna 0fver fora arets
daliga resultat, utan anna besa hvarje
acre. Hittills ha lin och hvete t. lat
med hvarandra betrdffande area. en-,
| men delta ar synes Il adEagen komma
/ att krafva fera acres hvetet, atmin-
stone ar fallet So j traktss af CARING
4 ton. Jorden ar basta skicfs, a ens def.
senaste starka snbfaIlet har jart den
anpu battre. Det enda, som -Graa
kat bekymmer under vintern har yn. 1t
bristen pa foder for kreaturen, men pa
senaste tiden ha majs och no rikligen
inkommit till staten fran andra plat
ser, sd att bristen blifvit afhjelpt. Ut
sigterna for EFT godt ar aro lofvande.
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WisCOnsin-nyheter.

ED utbr0t torsdags matt Dous- !,
mans stora stall Prairie du Chen
hvilket ladies' aska tillika med 25Q
bushels hafre och hera tons ho.
Milwaukee Brewing CO. har gjort
konkurs. Skulderna uppgifvas till
s1O5,OO0. Tillgangarne anses vara till
rackliga for att bolaget skall kunna
betala kreditorerna fullt ut.
George Smith tog harom dagen lif-
vet af sig Sitter genom att skJuta sig
en- kula genom hufvudet. Han lante en-
revolver, fran en- granne och glch d.
rekt till stallet och sk0t sig.
Dodad af ett fallande trad. Louis
Dupont fran Lafayette, Chippewa CO.,
hade harom dagen olyckan att blifva
traffad af ett fallande trad, hvarvid
han blef sa lila skadad, att doden blef
foljden.
En- h0gtidi;g begrafning egde i tors
days rum La Crosse, da de jordiska
ovarlefvorna af J. w. Losey invigdes
till sin sista hvila Oak Grove kyrko-
garden. ALA butiker i staden voro
stangda. Stadens samtlige embetsman
deltogo begrafningen. ~.-
Park River skall resa sig ur askan,
st0rre och battre an den var fore bran
den, da storsta delen af de brapdska-
dade beslutat att bygga upp tidsenliga
byggnader Fred Wahlstrom sages
ANNA uppfora en- dubbel byggnad.
Andrew Hall har redan borjat med att
bygga. ,-a.a ~. -.
Fordes till pesthuset Henry James
fran Chippewa Falls blef itorsdags vid
Milwaukee, tagets ankomst till IiaCros-
Sc tagen fran taget och ford tillwpest-
huset, lidande af koppor Vagnen,
hvari han akt, blef tagens5u cur trafken.
Iva nya fall af kopporsrapp porterades
staden.
Den haftigaste snostorn, som i
mannaminne forekommlt trakten at
Rice Lake, rasade fora veckan iva
dagar till stort hinder for trafiken
Liknande rapporter hafva inlupit fran
andra platser staten. Pa manga stall
len ligger snon 3 fot dup. Dot rika
snofallet helsades mod gladjo Of far
narne. som vantat derpa ofyersen ma !
nads It'd. s4
Utprangling af faiska nlynt. Amiel
Sandlie fran Arendahl, Mimi, arreste-
rades harom dagen La Crosse at For
enta Staternas marshal Lewiston un-
dor. anklagelse att hafya utpranglat
falska mynt. Han Cfver!omuades till
grand juryn under $500 bergen, som
han sade sig knnna anslsaffa. Emel-R
lertid insattcs han fangeiset till dess
borgesslmtnan bipf erlagd.
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land af soldathemmets egendom till
F6renta Staterna. Delta var n0dvan-
digit for att regeringen skulle "a kon-
troll Diver den nedanfor hemmet be-
lagna dammen hoden.