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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
hduntor Gets Eonl Years.

Carl Schwartz, the abductor of lG-
year-old Emma Becker, was arraigued
in Kenosha county court last week and
pleaded guilty 60 the Indictment Be
fore sentence was passed on him he
told the court that the girl consented to
the elopement. telling him she was is
years of age Schwartz was sentenced
to four years in the ponitontiary.
The latter part Of September Emma
Becker mysteriously disappeared from
her home. On the same day the police
learned that schwartz, a peddler. was
also missing, leaving wife and family
IN destitute circumstances.
After a months search the police
found the girl In cheap boarding
house in.Oshkosh where schwartz was
keeping her a prisoner and preventing
her from communicating with her par
pntS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
ROYAL INTERMARRIAGE.
Bad Results Of -and-In" Connubi-
atty in Europe.

Justin Mccarthy In New York iude-
pendent We hear the most alarming
anticipations about the health ot the
king. The report Is going about every
whore, and 4 finds some sanction IN the
fact that the king has lost within
comparatively short space of time a
brother and a sister from the fell dis
ease which, according to popular ru-
NOR he believes TO be threatening HIS
own life Three ot the late Queen Vic
toria's children died during Nictoria's
lifetime and one other late Queens
eldest daughter. widow OF the late Ger
man Emperor Frederick, died only
few months after the death OF her
mother
An interesting article which have
just been reading in The Dublin Free
mans Journal the leading newspaper
OF Ireland insists that one main cause
of the illness which at present affect
so many royal houses In Europe Is to
be found in the fact that the SOW
creigns of Europe have disreRarded
that great law of nature which dis
countenances the marriages of near
blood relations" The article goes on
to tell us that while there are in Eu-
rope over score OF emperors. kings
and minor reigning soyerelsHs
all but two are the DESCENDANTS Of
James l. Of England tie ONLY child
of the marriage of Darnlcy and Mary
Queen of Scots. s.
The king OF sweden who as every.
body knows. Ia the, derGcndant.of Mar
shall BcrQadotte ono Of the soldiers
whom the great Napoleon raised from
the ranks and set upon ~ throne and
the Prince OF Montenegro. .Mho became
u sovereign ruler within the rerollec-
ton Of us all. are almost The only OK
ceptions. The result Of this condition
Of things naturally u.s. that European
princes and prlncesses are.compcllcd 10
marry "in and in" " ! may use that
colloqna1 expression when dealing
with such subject IN other words
have 10 find their marriage cousorts
in families more OF less nearly related
to their own.
Az present there IL hardly a Euro
pean imperial or royal Family which
is not oppressed by serious and bodng
illness Of some kind. aud II IS only 'rrit-
sonahle to say that some explanation OF
this fact may be found In this slstem
Of intermarriage II Is certainly Gu
rious historical fact that the dynasty'bf
the StG:.ts. In many ways the worst
dynasty that ever ruled over England,
should have left SO many descendants
among the reignng liouses Of Europe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21

Frank fshwaIuss, aceHsed ~ mur-
deringIa Klo~kow eoaflr and burning
their home md BODIES F'as gwen lie
sentence IN the state prison ~ Waupun
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
THE STRIKING cEoCKs.

The, clocks struck one and then they
struck
Demanding shorter hours.
To suit cite fashion of the hour
They walked out OF their towers.
one went about the sleeping town
ON this odd temporal mission
And ,us,d al! clocks 70 go ou strike
70 better their condition.
They gathered IN the public square
To listen 60 haranguing,
Aud when The leaders made a point
The clocks all made changing.
I'm striking We have always led
cone otd clock there made meation>.
But lately other strikes th5p ours
Are claiming some attention.
ms near ass | can understand
These strikes Tor shorter hours
Wound leave us broad, progressive clocks
some leisure i'm our towers
Then or they went to meet the sun
And lett the sleeping peoples
With only watches there ON watch
Amid the clockloss stecples,
The sun Stacked never viii, his pace,
Though loudly they made trial
But all that day he marked the hoors
Upon the courthouse dial
The clocks declared they should sklkd;
firm ~.
TIN all demands were ccdcd 80
But when their mansprings had run
down
Some wnding-up WAS needed
Then one old clock declared his mind:
Il want no time to play
] need each moment of my time
TO tell the time of day,
II find that Time goes calmly on
For every man aud nation,
And striking clocks that 90 ON strike
Must lose their occupation
Then back they went to shelf ana tower
with shame IN AL their places,
And to this day those clocks have held
Their hands before their faces,
f
loseph Blctheu, In saturday tyeuing
rost 49,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
Copyrighted, 1900 by Florence waraon)

and | had found no difhculty in draw
ing out the small, fat, shabby volume
| slipped down the stairs with it, feel
ing guilty and ashamed of myself, and
opened it where a sheet of notepaper
closely written on in cramped hand
had been inserted The book was in
manuscript and in Latin. The mark
ed page treated of posons, so much ]
could make out. The inserted sheet
contained notes on atimony, opium and
mercury
| shut the book quickly, with a shiv-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
NEWS OF WISCONSIN
TWO PROMINENT WEST SALEM
PEOPLE TO WED.
The Ministers Crusade Against Vice
in Niiwaukee--Other News
Of the State.

Richard II Garland and Mary f,
Bolles, both Of West Salem, took out a
marriage license at La Crosse and viii
be married some time this week, r.
II. Garland. who IS the father of Hamlin
Garland. the writer. is 20 years old, and
has been q widower about a year. He
is one Of the pioneers Of La Crosse
county and has lived on the Garland
homestead q; West salem for a quarter
Of n century Mrs Bolles who Is the
widow of the late H. r. Bolles once
prominent West Salem merchant, is
81 Nenrs Old
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
ELEPHANT DID NOT VINCE.
Attempt to Electrocute Jumbo at
Buffalo Ends in Failure.

From Buffalo. n. Y. The public
execution Of Jumbo II. the vicious elep-
liant owned by Frank G. Bostock who
had a show on the Pan-American mid
way. was stopped by protests from the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals and by Mayor Diehl
Nearly one thousand persons had paid
an admission fee to the Stadium 60 see
the execution. when Mr. Bostoek was
reached by the mayor and by Former
General Wilson Bisscll, act
ing for the society Others appealed to
Mr.. Bostock not to kill the elephant In
public. so he dismissed the snectaiors.
gave tn en- their money back. and an
nounced that the execution would take
place in the presence Of few witnesses
at o'clock
AT that hour Jumbo was led into the
Stadium between two smaller elephants
and chained to platform IN the south
vast corner Two heavily insulated cop
her wires had been run 10 the platform.
rhe switchboard supposed 10 control
the current was fastened TO one of the
walls OF the Stadium.
'-~ft Was stated that one wire carried q
current Of 800 volts and the other a
current OF 300 volts. The electrodes
ware q copper, covered with set waste
TWO were fastened behind lumbo's GERS
and two farther back On his body. Then
Electrician Graham stepped 10 the
switch and threw u over Observing
persons noticed that there was 80 hasl
when the tines Of the switch met close
10 fhe circuit The switch was Just like
switch attached 10 dead wires. The
electrodes gave no indication that an
electric current was working on them.
The electricity Was not sufficient 20
drive steam out of the wet cloths on the
electrodes The electrician said that as
far as he knew the eiiyreut had been
turned on Mr Bostock was certain
Chat II had Most everybody else was
skeptieal Jumbo placidly played with
plank
After three or folr minutes the
switch board VAS thrown back and the
elephant released and returned 10 vs.
quarters. He may be taken 20 the
Charleston exposition. He can stand an
eI.etrocniion Of this Kind every day
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
Wisconsin Newn in Brief

w iHNtiA''AA 1FNNf' ~ al ~
John II. Joyce, former president of
the Stoughton National bank of slough
ton, Wis. was arrested charged with
defaulting $4,000 For more than two
years Joyce. il is said, has been elud-
ing the police Of all the principle cities
OF the country. and at times so hot was
the chase that he was forced TO visit
foreign countries in the hopes of cs-
Gaping his pursuets. who followed him
since MAY Il, 1899
trust Of the Northern Wisconsin
breweries is to be formed with a capital
of 81, 300 600 Oshkosh Appleton,
Green Bay. Oconto and Menasha are
included
George Smith was shot and robbed in
his saloon at Tomahawk Lake. The
robbers. two in number. both wearing
masks told Smith to throw mp his
hands. Instead Of obeying Smith
struck one of tho men with his fst
knocking him down The other then
shot the saloonkeepcr, the bullet strk-
ing his right wrist foiug through
and into the stomach Smith fell and
The men then looted the place. securing
S4O0 Smith Is still alive.
The Park hotel at Lake Mills was
destroyed by fire last week The
guests and emploves barely cscap-
ed with their lives Everything was
lost the OCCUPANTS not even hay-
Ing time to dress. the flames spread so
rapidly
Conductor Henry Stark Of the Apple
ton and Neenah interurbau line saved
n family from being burned to death
He threw several stones through the
windows, which aroused the slccpers
who were partially overcome by the
smoke A boy first staggered 20 the
door aud with bis assistance Stark sue
eeded IN saving the parents and sister Of
the boy. who but for his prompt action
would have died
Joseph and James Noiseu uncles uf
Thomas LeClairc who was burned to
death In the recent thoatcr fire N Hur-
ley assert their ncDhew was murdered
and the buildipg fred TO conceal the
crime They claim they discovered that
on the evening Of The irr, Thomas Le-
Claire had = fpht over variety ac-
tfess 10 whom be had been paving at
tentiop he Claire they say was on the
same floor as those who we're saved
but no one war found who had seen
him during the ere The story will be-
investigated and II sufficient evidence
cah be obtained arrests viii follow
At the iustieation ~ the government
officials Srnptor O'Ncil ~ Washburr
closed al the logging cams on the Bad
river frrrrt'i 'isir ttrowiue ont of cn-
pioywcnt neaflg I 0Q0 men II Is pre-
anmed that fem ~ tn awallpgx oht-
break waa the cause for closing the
campa
bife- rayore ~ Eeuoeha resruqd .
woman from drownirr who admit
ted ih4t s1le was an actrcss and hsd
been a njtJup@rInf tho Tr'p 10 Buffalo"
company Iult;ret1sed to give hfr name
4 card found on .the pier bore the name
Miss Mildred FrebciAi 4.eow were
the words PtiSlR avenue. Mondays"
Mrs Ernest sIcgcr ia IN 81 Mary's
hospital oshkosh" arinC from burns
which have rendep.d haf nnrecogniza-
ble and her husband IL y nslsppor. the
charge 70 be brought aeainst him to
be deyeloned by eimpJF,auces
Frank rfshwamrs. arsnsed ~ mur-
dering1a Klowkow COST r. ard burning
their home md bodies Et3s gwen HE
sentence in the state prison ~ Waupun
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21
The Ministers Crusade.

Inspector Riemer Of the Milwaukee
police department. in the absence OF
Chief of Police JANSEN, said of the
ministers crusade that, while commend
able. 1t would have little effect, as vice
Fever could be completely stamped out
in large city. The inspector denied
the existence of the numper OF gamb-
ling houses given in tho report of the
committee 10 the Ministers association
He said there were five gambling
houses in the city. aud these were per-
mitted To run, as the police thought It
much better to do this and have them
closely watched than have them driven
into rooms in hotels and back alleys.
At least that the inspector said. had
been the experience of the Milwaukee
department
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21

Sir william Henry White. director o.
naval construction and assie'ant comp
'roiler Of the British rorll aayy. who
has been The responsible designer OF all
the British warships ,sinoe October.
1895. s s.trat to resign force In con.e-
auence Of falling lealih. Heis regard
ed~aS he creator ~ lhe existing British
Heet
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-11-21

-rbe board ~ aldermen OF st Paul.
MINI has passed an ordinance abol-
ishing the licenses Of the RUNNERS for
the hotels. The RUNNERS who now
have licenses will be allowed 10 con,
,t;uue until the -airre shall have expired,
f;nf no rev per mits will be israsd
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

useful little work, issued by Charles Scrib-
SSS Sens. is THE Messages Of Jesus According
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
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John Francia;
The foregoing order served upon Won nv
publication pursuant direction therein conaned
the being order Il Supreme Court ~ ~.
State York dated 9th day OF September 1901
and filed with the petition herein hs CIerk
OF the County Of New York York UnitsS
States OF America, the County Court House In sad
County. in the CITY said New York on IN
9th day of SeptembeE 1901.
WEEKES BROTHERS. Attorneys for Petitioner IS Will
lam Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan cry County
and State of New York Unitel States of America
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
QUEER EXEGESIS.
A ONE SIDED SURVEY OF BIBLICAL CUES
TIONs.

THE PEOPLES BIBLE ENCYCLOPEDIA. Edit
ed by the Rev. Charles Randall Barnes, d. ID.
octave. PIP. Ky, 1,22l Eaton Mains
In many respects this book is worthy OF praise.
IT is illustrated by nearly four hundred engrav-
ings maps and charts and much useful infor-
nation is crowded into its pages. But the work
is popular in character, and II pays little atten-
ton TO the difficulties in the traditional view Of
the Bible which have been raised by modern
Biblical scholars. II has adequate statement
OF the arguments against the genuneness and
authenticity OF the book of Daniel 1t answers
the argument against the credibility Of the four
Gospels that they do not bear the signatures Of
the authors by quoting Chrysostom's guess that
as they delivered their writings personally TO
certain persons there was need OF any sigma
ture. a puerile answer that ought to have no
place in a scholarly book. In regard TO the
passage in Deborah's ode pronouncing blessed
Jael the wife OF Heber the Kenite, for treacher-
ousy numbering Sisera. it is suggested that Deb
orah meant only to declare the fact that the
Arabian women would extol Jael which seems
10 be very limping conclusion. In its article
on Joshua it says:
The severe treatment OF the Canaanites has
provoked considerable comment. That Joshua
right because he acted under command Of
Jehovah has been justified by two facts (a) The
excessive wicledness OF the Canaanites 0ev.
xviii. 21-24), and OBJ The contamination of their
example (Deut. Vii, 1-4).
In this cavalier manner the wanton and un-
Hpeaka bic butcheries Of innocent women and chill
dren by savage freebOoters are disposed Of in a
book designed for young Bible students TO whom
this story OF Israeitish savagery is and ought
20 be abhorrent
or the Song Of Solomon, We are told that II is
a drama picture of the Church wooed by the
world spirit. a fancful Interpretation without
the slightest evidence 10 support it. There is no
discussion OF the fact evident to the most casual
reader, that until after the time Of Josiah no.
body appeared ever TO have heard OF the eab-
orate ritual ceremonial prescribed in the book Of
LeViticus, supposed to have been written by
Moses Many Biblical scholars say that this
ignorance of the book due to the fact that
Il was not written until many hundred years
after Moses. and encyclopaedia Of the Bible
might properly have said something about this
theory. There is explanation of the apparent
inaccuracies in the genealogies Of Christ given
by Matthew and Luke. and, generally speaking,
care IS taken not to break with any of the old
traditional interpretations of the Bible which
are current among the uncritical Such work
may possibly be popular for time. but IL can
not be commended by those who believe in hon
est and thorough scholarship. 1t is defective
not so much for what it says for what 1t
avoids saying.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

FIvHE MORSE AND ROGERS SCHOOL.
L 423 MADISON AVENUE. " Y.
REOPENS SEPT. 80
College intermediate and Primary Departments Prin-
cipals daily at the school
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

- sired in County. R. Temple @ Kirk
patrick Plaintiff. against Charlotte NJ Bulwinke John
II. BuIIwinkel. John Williams and Mary Williams his
wife Ghe Mary being fictitious. the Christian
name said defendant being the plaintiff unknown
IAnti Casanova Thomas LenoX. John ~ ClinChy James
II Clinchy. Herbert PlimptOn. Edmond Huerste Carrie
Strohmenger execUrix OF the last will and testament
l. Strohmenser. tr. deceased Joseph Jacobs
F. McKernon, James T Fitzpatrick, MasOns Sup
plies Company Christian Schratwieser and Schat-
wieser. Defendants Second Supplemental summons To
uOned the second amended complaint In this
action and copy OF your answer Plain
tis Attorneys within days after service os
this summons. exclusive Of the day OF service and In
your failure appear answer. Judgment
be against you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Dated September 25th. 1901.
NASH & JONES
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once Postofce Address No. 63 Wall ST. Borough OF
Manhattan, City % New York
To Charlotte NJ Bullwinke John Fl. BuIwinkeL John
williams and Mary Williams. his wife tthe Mary
being fictitious Christian OF said de-
being the plaintiff unknOwnl. Thomas Lenox
HGersteI James T. Fitzpatrick defendants:
The foregoing second supplemental summons served
upon you by publication. pursuant order
Honorable George p. Andrews. Justice OF the Supreme
OF the of New York dated the second
1901 and filed with the complaint in the Office
the Clerk OF the County Of New York, the County
Court House in the Borough Of Manhattan. In the CITY.
County and state Of New York.
Dated New York October %. 1901
NASH q JONES
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
VIRGINIA.

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New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

10 the synoptists." by Professor Thomas Cunning
Hall. Of Union Theological Seminary. Eaton &
Mains issue Selections from the Writings of
John Wesley" compiled and arranged with q
preface, by Herbert Welch, which will be SER
viceable little volume to those unable TO consult
the complete works of the great reformer.
Thomas Whitaker brings out Dean Frederick
W. Farrars THE Herods." an admirable study
Of the leading members of that very remarkable
family. The same publisher issues another note
worthy volume Women OF the Old Testament"
by the Rev. DR.. Robert F. Horton. The author
analyzes the characters of the Old Testament
women with a subtle charm and the sure touch
of one who has made the subject his own.
1.-The Light OF Day" (Houghton Miffiin G. Coz.
by John Burroughs, is collection of essays on
religious views and beliefs from the point of
view of a naturalist. I'm Central Asia" says
Mr.. Burroughs near the river Oxus there Is
said TO be a famous rock called the Lamp Rock.
from strange light that seems to issue from
a cavern far up the side of the mountain.
The natives have a superstitious fear Of the
rock. and ascribe the light TO some dragon
demon that lives in the cave. Recently bolc
English traveller climbed up and investigated
the phenomenon. The light was found. after all.
10 be only the light OF common day The cave
proved TO be tunnel. and the mysterious light
came through the rock from the other side,
making a strong glow nmbus at the mouth
OF the dark cavern" Taking this for a text. this
author proceeds TO show that all the mysterious
lights that seem to hover around religious dog
mas and traditions may be traced 10 a natural
origin when investigated. and will be found to
be the light OF common day. Religious peopls
gill not like the conclusions OF Mr.. Burroughs,
but If they begin reading his book they will not
be likely TO lay it down until they have finished
IL. The publishers bring out two other
noteworthy books. The New Epoch for Faith"
by the Rev. DR.. George a. Gordon. hopeful
and helpful analysis Of the newer tendencies of
Christian theology. and The Life and Literature
OF the Ancient Hebrews by Dr. Lyman Abbott.
This is most satisfactory work. It throws the
light OF truth on the Old Testament, and as a
handbook for the student will be far more val
uable than half dozen of the ordinary COM
mentarieA
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
MASSACHUSETTS.

OCTOBER IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
NOTICE.
THE MAPLEWOOD. PITTSFIELD MASS.
OwITg the la-~e demand for rooms The Maplewood
VIII remain open until Mo-. !. Steam heat. open nres
Amusemerts CO.f RS atinC send Tor book ot drives
with map, shnwne why Pshe.G Is the IDEAL place f9r
tourists Booklet = II SCOFIEp. Metropolitan Build
Ing. Madison So a. ~. PLUME. Prop.