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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-11

sembly districts is raising consider
able ruction. Some time ago the
lower house after fight passed the
bill. 1t was thoroughly unsatisfactory
to the Sheboygan and Portage county
representatives because those counties
each lost d member under it. To-
day the senate returned the bill with
two amendments, one rearranging
Brown county so that two republican
districts should be made certain; the
other merely providing that. in case
any territory were omitted from the
measure il should be attached to the
contiguous district having the least
population, etc. The first was killed,
with only . votes in its favor the
other was concurred in. Mr. Keene
made a motion to reconsider the vote
by which the assembly had refused
to concur in the senate bill, 4OS, pat
enting 1900 acres of land to c. f.
Phster, Louise Vogel and Ephiram
Mariner. He said that in 1866 the
parties mentioned in the bill had
bought at auction from the Sturgeon
Bay Canal company the lands in ques-
ton which had been granted by the
federal government, but afterWard the
state set up a claim to some of the
lands as included in the swamp land
grant This claim has not been made
good, and the bill was introduced to
settle the title in favor of those who
had paid for the lands. But Mr.. Cady
argued that if these lands went to
Pfster ct al, the state was the loser
Just to that extent. Gen. kusk while
governor, had absolutely I fused to
convey them to the canal company.
After long debate the motion pre-
vailed, AZ to "a. A letter from Mrs.
Benjamin Harrison was read, in which
that lady expressed her appreciation
of the resolutions adapted with refer
cnce to the death of her husband.
The assembly ordered engrossed the
Evans joint resolution calling for a
constitutional amendment attending
suffrage to women by vote Of 40 to
80. This action was taken after an
hours speech by Mr. Evans and a
half hours fun by the wags of the
assembly Among the bills killed
were: Thomas, to provide for a
bureau of practical dairy information
and Spratt's, abolishing inspection OF
Illuminating oils
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-11
spanish-Amerioan Islands.

Tho cabinet Is inclined to favor the
deportation of Aguinaldo.
President Mckinley sent con
gratulatory message to Funston.
The war department IL informed
that Aguinaldo cannot speak Spanish
-Four natives were hanged Mt Manila
for the murder of Wilson, an English
man.
President Mckinley appointed
Funston brlgadicr general in the regu.
lar army
A party of Filipinos joorod Aguin
aldo. Natives in Manila are glad he
Is captured.
Sixto Lopez cabIcd Aguinaldo from
Boston to request permission to come
to America.
Iron ore shipments from Cubn to
the United StateN In 1890 amounted
to 3G2,OGS tons.
The opposition TO the Plutt amend.
meut IL declared to be growing
stronger in Havana,
Senator Proctor, just returned from
Cuba, said the Cuhang would agree to
the American terms.
The former nsurgcnt officers and
natives who aided Funston win ra-
cciyo II monetary reward,
Conferences with Agutnaldo which
are being held at Manila may result
in ending tho ulupine war
Three experts from the geological
survey were sent to Cuba TO study the
mineral resources of the island.
1t Is the opinion In Washington that
Cuban revenues are not sufficient to
support an independent governments
The Spanish war claims commission
has before demands against Spain fOr
damages aggregating about $4,000,
600
Gen. Geronimo, the insurgont leader
in the province of Morong, Luzon,
surrendered rs a result of the capture
OF Aguinaldo.
Prosecutions against Horatio s.
Rubens and Gonzalo de Quosado hay"
begun by General Wood at Havana on
charges not yet made public.
Members Of congress who visited
Porto Rico recently say the islanders
show n desire to manage their own
affairs and want native governor,
The president is expected to rH
appoint Russell h. Harrison colonel in
order to clear the lattor's military
record Tho only complaint against
him was lack OF tact.
The army IN the Philippines will hC
reduced to $4,000 by July and some
garrisons abandoned War depart
mont officials say the change Is be
cause OF a lack of officers, not mon.
Aguiualdo received several former
ins1rgent leaders at MalacananE
palace, whore he Is prisoner. While
on the Vicksburg he gave Contradl-
tory statements as TO His intentions
Insurgents continue to surrender.
Captain f, j. parrows OF the 30th
infantry, quartermaster of the south
ern Luzon department, and n score of
com issary sergeants, civilians. an |
sto~ekeepers were arrested charged
with derrauding tho government on.
of 100000
Gen. Funston described his capture
of Asuinaldo. He and his little band
had trying march OF seven days
through the jungle. Gen. Macarthur
recommended that Funston be made a
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he Boers.

Beers wrecked a train for loot, but
were driven oil with n loss of six
killed.
The British government refused Afr.
kandcr delegates n hearing before the
house OF commons.
A correspondent Of the London
Times In south Africa say that the
war there is likely to last for years,
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Domestic.

Domestic,
Chicago March wheat, 75M 075hc,
The Chicago Great Western Is to
build to Sioux City and Omaha.
General Fitzhugh Lee Is seriously
III with pneumonia at Denver.
The express Office safe at Reform,
Ala, was blown open and $4,000
taken.
The Nebraska legislature elected j.
II. Willard and Gov. C. II Dietrich to
the United States senate.
H. N. Coleman, registry clerk in
Rockford OllD postOlIice, was arrested
on the charge Of shortage
Mrs. John r. Mcpherson, widow of
Senator Mcpherson of New Jersey
died after n short illness.
Gov, William j. Northern of At
Ianta was elected president Of the
Georgia Baptist State convention.
Tho Bank Mills of the Raleigh Lum-
Der company, Raleigh county, w. Va,
have been burned; loss 5000
Tho people Of Iowa are planning an
enthusiastic welcome to Minister Con,
ger on his return to Dcs Moinos.
William Maddy. prominent resi-.
dent of Muncic, Ind, shot himself
through the head dying instantly.
Lieutenant Commander Roper was
surfocatcd on his ship, the Petrol
while saving the lives of some Of his
mon.
II. Clay Evans viii probably be
succeeded by Congressman Peters
of Kansas, and given diplomatic
post
A. w. Gould, professor of languages
in the Chicago Institute, was found
dead at his homo, with the gas turned
ON,
Governor Allen of Porto Rico is to
resign as chief executive of the island,
He may be succeeded by II. Clay
Evans.
The postoIllce at Humboldt, ILL.,, was
entered by burglars, The SAT" was
| blown open and $500 in currency was
stolen.
Tho New York court of appeals
held that an agreement by which
the envelope trust fixed prices was in
valid.
The Hendrix Hudson hotel, al
Workers, N, y, just built and not yet
occupied was burned tine loss o"lut
Tl'"oV"'
John Davis, president Of the John
Davis company and for many years ;
prominent business man of Chicago
Is dead,
At Henderson. Mimi. Thcolor,
Wallert, who murdered his wife an,
four children. was hanged In tn,
county Jail
The government Is Offering tn,
steamer Hartford. which It pal,
SI5O.O 600 for two years agu, for sal,
for $40 600
| T.. Il. Ioomis. minister to Venezuela
10 returning TO Washington. and in
dications are that diplomatic relations
viii be broken,
The plant Of the Lake Erie Asphai
Block company in lronylllc, @, wa
burned causing loss of 100000; IN
snrance $4,000,
Nhar'"s H. fllht' trust organizer
Declared |Ae commercial Suprema'!
OF IN" uilted States Is que TO con
solidated management
Five thousand dollars in curreuc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-11

The Chilean claims commission
promises to break all records in the
rejection of claims. In all, there
were IS claims presented, 16 by the
United States and two by Chile, az.
gragating something over 100000.
OF these. S have been decided, and
the total allowances are $4,000 against
Chile, and $4,000 against the United
States.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-11

I
Madison, April 5.-Senator Gaveney
was responsible for a rather unex-
pocted fight in the senate yesterday
morning over the primary election
bill. He introduced Il resolution in
structing the committee on privileges
and elections to report the Miller Dill
| (Which is the senate dupllcate OF IN"
original primary election measure
known in the assembly as the
| Stevens btlD not later than last even
| ing The resolution was StuDDornly
opposed by Senators Miller and Hat
ton, but it passed despite their pro
tests by a vote Of rs to la vote that
is quite generally accepted as FOR"
shadowing the defeat by the senate OF
amy such legislation Mt this session.
The vote in detail was;
Ayes Senators Bissell DeVos,
Eaton, GaYeney Green, Ha&rmelster'
Harris, Jones, kreutzer, McDonough'
Mosher, O'Netl, Reynolds, Riordan'
Roehr, Weed, Whitehead, WHY'S.
Noes 9'nalcTS AuSo" Do, iI7
roar"e' Ll"IIo"' ~. Mu"''Iu, 'lo
"'l'lNIay' N"I ILL., NlII!e,s M,l,S' Nl"I'
son, 0t'holllS' 0touI' "oill-I@'
AoSehC,- senators J"ooOS' MOI 30,
me pl'l 10 SPe'l"' Ol0'' '"' WV"
"'So'N evening"
a. Il. Hans resolution for conStl'
tutional amendment permitting the
use OF voting machines was killed and
! the Woodward marriage Dill was all
Vanccd to a third reading by a Vot"
of Is to IA. 1t torbids marriage
! licenses to peopl" with hereditary
diseases. A senate bill was passed
| prohibiting the sale OF publication
! like the oIice Gazette ana another
the prohibiting the employment OF
children under II in bowling alleys
p"'I Edro'hS oI o'i Ioo''IS' an as
S'holy pllI was Concuilcu III leq""
ing ''lal lI'''e S""'. W i''o' : 'l'l oAI
mooe Oh 'sIesS l'o''' '"'H '"o' "
notes ana requIrllS oI'he' TWO nv
escapes on inc OulIuIns OF d rope ~
rarh room.
In the assembly the Portage dlkt
! bill, carrying an appropriation of $50.
eco, was advanced to engrossment,
the measure for the inspection OF
barber shops and the licensing of
| tousurial artists was passed, a
proposition prevailed to cancel the
debt of $4,000 which New Richmond
owes the state-money advanced at
the time of the tornado; and a bill
was passed making it a felony to adj
minister narcotics with wrong intent,
The bin giving title to Pfster, Nogel
and Mariner of Milwaukee to $500
acres of Sturgeon bay canal land was
by mutual agreement referred to y
! special committee Of tive-Messrs.
! Sturdeyant, Cady, Rossman, Lenroot
and McGill.
Madison April 6-Tbfs was the
first Saturday session of the legisla.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-11
1902. Will be presented to them

Nine. Nordica is said to have es-
tablished her claim to 5000, 900
estate left by her mother by finding
her brother, Fl. b. Ehler of Altoona,
Pa,
The government corp report for
March indicated unsatisfactory
weather conditions in the Missouri
valley states and the upper lake
region.
Mrs. william Ludtke, wife of a
farmer in Monee, H., committed sui
eide yesterday by hanging. She was
30 years old. III health was the
cause of the suicide.
! J. M. W. Durant, said to be the
Durant who recently had himself re-
ported killed in duel with a Russian
count at Ostend, arrived under the
name Of c. f. Denton.
John Sullivan, woodsman. was
pushed through a plate glass window
at TWO Harbors, Mimi, while
sCuiiling. His jugular vein was sey.
cred and he bled to death.
The president has pardoned Wright
Lancaster, who was convicted in 1891,
WIN ""ilp1i " o','0' ., " oii2'io''1
III tne hlu[u'r VI JUN ~ PoiSS''le' III
southern Georgia.
feIroICu'h III 'aiSe qu"ntltleS was
ulScoVefed at "Ieon'lile, olay county =
Iowa People are focking to thar
locality ~ great numbers. This is
me hISI on Ui9'o''iS ~ IOWA. a..
H. ~ "'','iu'' l"' a,iio""oeu .,io
severance o. mi5 'o'L'l'GIioh win 'ne
lnI'"9oip'i" me- nv rhao peen -
ouIIolI", Cn"' ~ VI ItI ii'''9 Si'''
''9 r9l"pi''' - 80 IN
AnJO.''l' Co'D''i ui'i',,ooe" n','9 M.
d. mar $50" l'o''' 1'i' o. iiiJ' anu NV
prcSio'hl ana 9t'l 'I'' u wal M, "
no'IIil@ ABOUT IT. u"''' inc o'o'F WIS
i9Su'"'
mF5' ""'' ~ w. wa ''9n VI N'u7N'
So'l' M'"i.' ""7 0'''' '"JyN7'u '' I,%.',
anu S'"L " q p'''"'I ,''S ','i,' ~ 'Ii','
WV" '''N -" .
ana 'olnpo9t!'
Dr' H. a. ''"S '"'", ''y"' VI '"G s''''
lapoIalo'S u NC" VI ~ gave INC Nv
I"l'a a. i''''''''' ~ "'' ''''.o' '-',t,
that cancer IS caused by a parasite
which he has Identified.
A Boston syndicate, with w. l..
Stow at its head has bought the
Mexican Central railroad in the in
teresLS u " SooIn"'''o''' an o''' IL
the United states
az oii''ii'', 4NIor ''''''l .,''' -,
waived pre- lmIharY nearing OH luc
revised compliant III connection WIN
the Cudahy kidnapping case an" MS
trlal was seI lof April a.
N',' ,9.oi'n,, |o,r,, aind ~ nc
,'"'iv'''" ,''," ' ,ol'' NJ ~ rna,,, ~, ~
''','' - '->,','' ,,, Cihoaa ,yaa
, ,".N ~ i,p,,I,.a, -, h,o o. 1904
00,i )" ,, ,,'''', ,H.,'l ,uho ,od boon -,
..,', ',' ,,,,,,at,,o,,t sor ,,,,r,or
in tha second degree for the killing
of Georgo Dngcs with whom she
lived was acquitted by a New YorI,
urv
William McMullen. a local demo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-11

The regulations regarding persons
OF German birth returning to Germany
after avoiding military service are 10
be rigidly enforced.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-11

Madison, April THE Overlook
cigarette bin is dead. The senate
killed it by vote of IA to Il. Those
voting against the bill were Senators
Deyos, Eaton, Fearne Gayeney, Green,
Hagcnmeistor Harris Jacobs, kuud,
sen, Miller Mills, Reynolds. Roerh,
Stcbbius, Weed, Willy and Woln 1t
was the first measure introduced in
the assembly and was also the first
one passed by that body but it has
dragged along through the senate
against the most bitter opposition,
until it finally came from the judiciary
committee with the recommendation
that it be passed The vote yesterday
was disappointing to the friends Of
the measure who had expected all
along that it would get through by a
small margin There was no debate,
Senator kreutzer introduced a joint
resolution providing for the adjourn
mont Of the legislature May and
shutting OF all business except eXecu-
tive messages after II o'clock mid
night May 2.
As was certain to happen the ap.
portionment of the state into as
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THEY ARE COMING .

We are glad to state that from pre-
sent indications a majority Of Glynn
county farmers will attend the Sugar
Cane and Cassava oonven ton which 10
to be held here on Tuesday April 9th.
A representative Of the TIMES GALL has
talked to a large number Of them an d
every one seems 10 be very mach inter =
ested In these two products and will
be present to learn more about them.
OF. all others the farmers OF this
county should come. In the frat place
their pride should make them drop
everything else for this day because the
con ysntion must be success byall
means and It oaonot be from looa
stan point unless our own people as
stst. Then there is something else
which cause them to come and 1t 70
simply this; a starch factory will be
| established here as soon as the farmers
plant enough oassaYa to keep 1t In op-
GRAFTON and an industry Of this kind
will help every man In this section.
LET THE FARMERS OF GLYNN
ATTEND.
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WAR ON CIGARETTES.

The evils charged up to cigarettes
range from petty larcency aud divorce
TO insanity and death. The combination
wrapped up in rice paper, which appeals
SO strongly to children and is SO earn
estly damned by parents and the medical
profession, may be wiped out one OF
these days.
Eleven states have laws prohibiting
the sale of cigarettes, and the law
makers OF thirteen states are considering
drastic auticigarrette measures, and the
women and school teachers of Maine,
Tennessee, Utah, Oregon and Washing
ton are agitating and using all their
psrsussiveuess to stop the s,le Of
cigarettes:
There can be no particular objection
to the prohibition except on the part Of
the manufacturers and the people who
are addicted to the use OF them. There
is little profit for the retailer In the
business.
The manufacturers will eventually
ave to quit business because he does
harm. The cigarette fesd deprived Of
his smokes, will have some bad days and
worse nights, but in the end he will be
a better and more wholesome individ
pa1.
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REPORTS NOT ENCOURAGING.

The dispatches from Havana indicate
that there is strong feeling there
against the Americans and what to our
mind seems most discoursginE is the
fact that this feeling lie spreading and
we may look for trouble In the near
future.
The TrMEs-CALL is not an advocate of
the imperia1issic government but we are
Americans and--the patriotic kind.
We hope the Cubans will get justice
but when they are talking of fighting
the United States they are taking the
wrong tack for It.
Cuba had been struggling to free
herself from the Spanish yoke and had
not this.country stepped In she would
have been under the Spanish rule today
But we assisted them and now thsy are
real anxious to fight. Well we say lei
them fight.
This dilly dal1ylng with a set Of hall
breeds is getting disgusting. they
are not satisfied with what we give
them let it be Johnny pop your whip
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HOW'S TAISP

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case.of Csssrrh that can
not be .oured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transaotion7. ara foam
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale druggists
Toldo, o.
WaldiDK Kinnan & Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, o.
HALLS Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c, pei
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall'i
Family Pills are the best.
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IT DAZzLES THE WORLD

No discovery In medicine has ever
created ouV qua5Jcr u tno uxsiIcnenl
that has heen o,u',d BY Dr., King,
New Discovery for consumption. It's
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims OF ConeumptiOB, POeumOnia,
HemOrSRo, PlOurisy and Bronohitis,
thousands of whom 1t has restored to
perfect health. For coughs, colds,
asthma, Group, hay fever, hOarseness
and whoOping cough 1t is the quickest,
surest cure IN the world. II is sold
by all druggists who guarantee salts
faction or refund money. Large bot
ties 500 and $1.00. Trial bottles free.
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An "old subscriber" writes to inquire
II We think there 10 money In cattle
We are not sufficiently posted on ,ht
subject at this writing to give a definite
answer. but we note In the New York
papers that Long Island butcher found
$72 In a COWS stomach the other day
Atlanta Journal.
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A SUPERB GRIPlCURE.

Johnson's Tonic Is superb grip cure
Drives out every trace of grip poison
from the system, Does il quick, With.
in sn hour it enters the blood and be-
gins to neutralize the effects of the
poison. Within day It places a grip
victim beyond the point of danger,
Within week. rudy cheeks attest
return of perfect health. Price 90
cents II 1t cures. Ask for Johnson's
Chill and Fever Tonic. Take nothing
else.
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FIT THE CRIME.

In Now York state 1t is proposed TO
make kidnsping punishable by life
imprisonment.
That Is severe, but none too severe.
The purpose of any penalty for crime Is
first 10 punish the criminal and second,
to serve as warning TO others with
criminal instincts.
Impr isonment didn't stop train r0b'
bling In the West. The law makers
made the crime 9 hanging matter
There has been bat one hanging but the
robbing Of trains 10 less frequent.
Since the Cudahy kidnapping inciden,
there has been an even so attempted OF
successful kidnappings in this. country.
1t is crime that stands alone In
viciousness. II sends fear into every
home. 1t drives pleasure out Of life.
In fact, 1t Ia in e6sct general assault
on society.
The penalty for the crime, In every
state should be OF q nature to strike
terror in the hearts OF those who would
rob parents OF their children and hold
the innocsnss for ransom.
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SHIPPING REPORT
Corrected Daily by Capt. Otto Johsnnssen
Port Of Brunswick. Apr. 3 1901.
Schooner Gladys, Colson, New York,
Charles S, Hirsch, Brown, y. Y.
BLOWN TO ATOMS .

The old idea that the body some
times needs powerful, drastic, pur-
gative pill has been exploded; for DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which are pre-
fectly harmless. gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expell poisonous mat
ter, cleanse the system and absolutely
cure constipation and sick headache.
Only 55c az all drug stores.
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Don't be deceived or humbueged by people
who claim the discovery of some hitherto un.
known herb or root in swamps, or on some
mountain or prairie for the cure Of kidney and
bladder troubles ANY doctor: or druggist with
tell you that such claims or fraudulent. Foley'a
recognized by the most skilful physicians as
best for these complaints, 90 don't.be creduIous
rfoolish. WI Butts.
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]. A. Lambert of Raleigh, N. @. writes;
~ heartily endorse Foley's Kidney Cure
1t does what you claim it will do, and
there ls nothing equal to 1t, and thank
you for the good it has done me-" Accept
no substitute. W J. Butts.
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The shirt waist man will not receive
much prominence this season. Every
body is tired OF this foolishness and the
sensible newspaper will give II no
space.
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W. W. Umbarger, grocer of Marshall,
Mo-, writes: "Foleys Honey and Tar is
the best cough cure on the market today.
have used most all kinds end am sure
that there 10 no other go good for both
young aud old, and espccially for children.
We are never without it in the house." W
], Butts.
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Lang&Wood
Planning Mill.

Nothing so thorou ghiy removes disease
germs from the system as Prickly Ash
Bitters. 1t gives life and action to the
torpid liver and strengthens and assists
the kidneys to properly cleanse the blood,
gives tone to the stomach, purifies the
bowels, and promotes good appetite, vigor
and cheerfulness. W. ]. Butts.