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NEW TEMPLE
TO BE ERECTED BY coNGREGA.
 TON ANSHE EMETH.
Constructed Houses of Worship in the South.

Congregation Anshe Emeth have decided to erect a new temple. This determination was reached at busi- ness meeting of the congregation Sunday evening at 7:30. It will be one the most modern houses of worship in the South, and it's erec- tion will be in the near future.
 The annual election of officers also occurred at the meeting, to serve for the next twelve months. They are as follows E. B. Bloom, president; D. l.. Franklin, vice president; Geo. B. Moore, secretary; F. M. Rosenberg, treasurer; A. F. Dreyfus, sexton of cemetery; Chas. Deutch, collector; Gabe Meyer, Chas Veil Adolph Blu thenthal, D. M. Bluthenthal and Harry Solmson, trustees.
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ican troops in China. where he still is. He and his men and their work in the Middle Kingdom have won golden opinions from most observers, although it is said that Count Waldersee is much displeased by the outspoken com ments of the plain American lighting man. on the conduct of some of the German troops. It is even whispered that the kaiser's government asked for Chaffee's recall, but the esteem in which the Washington authorities hold him is well shown by the fact that he is still there and has just been pro- noted
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DAUGHTER AGAINST FATHER
Don Carlos Is BeingSsued For Ap- prOpriating His Chi11ren's Money.

Don Carlos of Bourbon, pretender to the throne of Spain, is kept busy when not intriguing against the reigning dynasty with his domestic troubles. Don Carlos by his first wife, who was distantly related to him, had five chil- dren, four of whom were daughters.
 When his wife, the Duchess of Mad rid, as she was called. died in 1893, it was found that she had left her great fortune i'll trust for her children, as signing only d small allowance to her husband, who had shamefully neglect ed her and from whom she had been separated fer years. But pretending to
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I.ost--A Royal Arcanum watch charm, large size. Liberal reward if returned to Dreyfus shoe department
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Quality Is Remembered
 When Price Is Forgotten.

In the fierce competition of today QUALITY is often made to ht tHe Pri but we permit deVi aton from our liga stanGad of Drugs and Chemicals What you buy from can be relied upon being the BESl. If you are not buying your Drugs from give us trial and we i'll convince you of the superior quality of our Drugs. Our prices moderate and our terms very reasonable.
 Another important thing to remember is every Prescription left at store teephoned by your doctor IS delivered at to any part of the city No delay is tolerated wht the sick is needing medicine
 WALKER DRUG (
 Q M ain S+Y
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CHICAGOA l3sE
MAN IN SHIRT SlEEVES.'
Major General Chaffee Has Earned
 His Kew Rank by Good Service.


 Major general is the title just given to him by the president of the United States. and it has been well earned, but it is open to doubt whether General Adna k. Chaffee thinks more highly of that title than he does of the one of "the man in shirt sleeves" which be won at Fl Caney. However that may be, it is undoubtedly true that the lat ter title best expresses the quality of the man.
 There is nothing fanciful about Ma jor General Chatfee. He is a fighter pure and simple, as his record amply proves Tho man in shirt sleeves" is not a graduate of West Point. He en listed in the civil war in 1861, a boy of
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FOR SALE-I;orse and buggy. W. W NJ x sewing hachinc. baby buggy Alp iN 1;03 F.. it h ave.
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WANTED < Hausekeeper for widnwer w with two children. Apply at 132 F, 6thaYc. IiS
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Photo by paoh Bros, New York.

MAJOR GENERAL ADNA R. CHAFFFE 19, as a trooper in tho sixth cavalry in the regular army. He fought his way up to q captaincy. receiving two brcvetS for gallant and meritorious con- duct. In the Indian wars that have taken place since Chatfee played con- spicuous part gaining his rank of ma jor for gallant and efficient services" :" On Feb. 21, lS9o, again for gallant services he became q lieutenant colo nel.
 Tn May, lS9S Chaffee received his coloneIs eagles in the regular army and the stars eff q brgadier general in the volunteer service. His good work during the short struggle with Spain Is fresh in the minds of the public, the wound he received at Fl Caney being his third while serving Uncle Sam.
 General Chaffee's most recent serv- ce has been in command of the Amer
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Some people approve and some disapprove of Trusts, but every man who thinks for himself will avoid ONE Trust, namely: TRUST TO LUCK, in the presence of a Tornado. It is much safer to place your trust in some good insurance Company at such times. and there is none better or safer than the Companies repre- sented by
 he Bell-V Vernon Agency
 117 Pine Street, p inc Ruff. Ark
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PRINCESS ELvIRA OF BOURBON.
 throne is expensive business, and Don Carlos is said to have appropriat- ed the money to his own use. His daughters, among them the Infanta Elvira. are now suing him for their shares of their mothers money.
 The Princess Elvira is the one of Don Carlos daughters who created such a sensation in European circles four years aga by clipping with an Ital- ian painter. She is now living in Al geria with him. Another daughter, the Princess Alice. is now serving In China as nurse in the Russian Red Cross She is married to a German prince, who deserted her because of the action of Don Carlos.
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FOR SALE-Iron bed spring, felt mattress. sheets, blankets, etc. used two months. q bargain if taken immediately. Address A Graphi office. I61
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Ladies, Three Dozen Free.

Dr. Charcot's Anti-Germ Pastilles Positively infalible in troubles pecu= liar to the sex. Monthly remedy Never disappoint Harmless. Simple Convenient Particulars with free box. Dr. Julia Pinard, Wood Bldg Nassau St.. New York City. dtf
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CORRESPONDENT WANTED

CORRESPONDENT WANTED ia every city, town and village in Amer iea. Newspaper and other work Ex perieced and inexperienced Good remuneration. News and stories wanted. For particulars address The Bulletin Press Association, New York dtf
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CTRANtD OR STOLEN from Carson . placc. hght bay mar, medium size. five years Id, had on bell. Return To S 8lu- thenthal X to-; Sl0 reward
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25

brought by the trust company which
was charged with the sateketping OF
the bonds to determine whether they
Aou'a so 10 Henry Herman or b. re.
turned to bayfield, county, Both had
made demand, Mr. Herman insisting
that the contract had been performed,
while the county insisted that it had
been violated, The court finds shat
the contract was fully performed, and
Mr., Herman will receive the bonds,
unless the ruling is reversed by the
supreme court
The action is one bitterly contested
by bayfield, county, There was oppo
sitton to the bond issue ON the part OF
taxpayers at the time il was agreed
upon, but the board of supervisors
passed the resolution in spite of the
protest that was made, Since thea
taxpayers have eudeavorod in many
ways to hinder the completion VI the
rilroad in order to work a forfeiture
of the bonds and their efforts very
nearly succeeded,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
pETTIGREW IN PLENTY.
Makes Money In a Stock Gamble and
Now After Old Seat.

Sioux Falls. s, D., April 2l,--rhe
story to the effect that ex-senator T.
r. Pettigrew made $4,000 in thirty
days In speculation On the New York
stock exchange Ia uo,roboratcd hero.
Mr.. pettIgrew has told this story To
HIS close friends here and they are
somewhat puzzled az TO how II got
out, as tho ex-senator cautioned them
10 keep It quiet In point OF fact, the
x-senators winnings are said to have
been eyoh larger than the sum named
It Is understood here that Nh Petit
grew was operating on tips supplied
by President I'm OF the Great
Northern road, and that white the
harvest lasted he made all kinds of
coin.
Since his return to Sioux Falls, Mr.,
Pettigrew has set himself diligently to
work to cultivate friends, lie has put
aside the nCidity which characterized
his course year ago and is mellow
aud gracious. 1t Is well understood
here that he VIII be Il candidate for
the senate next year, and with goodly
pile of money with which to make his
fight his friends are beginning to
prick up their cars and to predict that
South Dakota viii next year reverse It's
verdict against him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
MORGAN WANTS DIVORCE.
Gunner Whom Sampson Opposed
Brlnas Suit On Ground Of Desertion.

Gunner Whom Sampson Opposed
Brings Suit On Ground OF Desertlon.
Erie. Pa, April 21.--Charles Nor
gan, the gunner whose application for
n commission In the navy was opposed
by Rear Admiral Sampson, has
brought suit against his wife In the
courts OF Rhode Island for divorce on
the ground OF desertlon. Mrs. Morgaa
lives In this city and Is held In the
highest respect here. The complaint
Of dosertion seems 10 her friends here
TO be a slight reason for divorce. Mrs.
Morgan lives with her aged mother,
for whom she cares, She says that
she has never refused TO live with he
husband and that he has frequently
visited her here. She does not feel
that she can leave her mother. Nor.
gan has not been In Erie Tor two
years.
Mrs. Morgan, who is Catholic, VII
in all probability contest the applica.
tion for divorce. They have been
married twelve years and have no
children.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
TaIkInn Panama Canal Treaty.

Washington, April 24.-Secretary
Hay has informed DR. Carlos Martinez
Silva, Colombian minister, that h
cannot negotiate treaty for the ac-
QUESTION by the United States Of the
Panama canal until congress deter
mines upon the route along which a
canal is TO be constructed. Not even
preliminary agreement, such as was
signed with Nicaragua and Costa Rica
viii be negotiated. Or Silva will re-
main in Washington discussing vnc.
ious questions in connection with the
Parma canal, so that in case congress
authorizes the president to acquire
this route a treaty may be immediate
ly concluded.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
WILL SETTLE swEDEs AND Firms.
Big Bodies Of Emigrants for Northern
Wisconsin.

Appleton, Wis, April 24.--Arrange-
ments have been completed for bring.
ing 800 families Of Finlanders and 40
families of Swedes to be settled In
northern Wisconsin early In July.
George G. Sherman, president OF the
Homestead Land company, returned
from Sweden, where he has been for
the past two months collecting "A col.
ony Of emigrants to be settled on
lands in northern Wisconsin. He
brought back with him fifteen families
Of Swedes. who will be settled at once
in Langlade county. The whole will
form colony Of about 200 men, to.
gether with the Swedes who will be
coloBzed in body on a tract Of land
IN the northern part Of the state.
They Will have at least e, 900 acres Of
land
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
CUBANS EXERCISED
ELECTION TROUBLES STIR THEM
UP SOMEWHAT.
COMPLAINTS OF PARTIALLY
Gen. Whiteside Orders Investigation
Gen, Wood Makes Hurried Trip
From havana 70 Introduce Cuban
Commission 90 President Mckinley
Status OF Affairs,

Santiago. De Cuba, April 94--m.
tense partisan excitement was caused
here yesterday by the alleged attempt
of the republican party TO exclude
numbers og the national party from the
registration places, II is asserted
that hundreds of voters were refused
registration certificates on various
preteXts and that the registration
boards gave preference to the republ.
cans over the pationalists who were
ahead OF Thorn IN line. The principal
cause OF the protest rises from the
qualification requiring u voter to be
able to read and write the tests being
made without regard to age, Many
fairly educated applicants were re-
fused certificates because they mis-
spelled certain words, General White
side has ordered an investigation.
Gen, Wood Here.
New York, April "a Gen. Leonard
A. Wood, governor general OF Cuba,
with Mrs. Wood and his private secro-
tary, arrived here last night ON tho
Ward liner MORO Castle Gen. Wood,
who expects TO return to Havana
Thursday made hurried trip to this
country for the purpose of introducing
to President Mckinley five members of
the special commission on foreign re-
lattoas appointed by the Cuban CON
stitutioual convention
There are really but two great ques-
tions yet To be settled ian Cuba" said
Gen, Wood, "Ono Is a reduction OF the
duty on sugar and the other Ia the pas
sage of tho constitution, After the
constitution has been property framed
and adopted, the tariff question win
disappear rs there must be great ro-
duction In duty on sugar Then Cuba
will be prosperous when it's relation
with the United States ia settled on a
solid basis. That viii end the whole
difficulty, and in q hours the country
can be turned over TO the representa-
lives chosen by the Cuban people, To
day all the departments on the island
are practically IN the hands OF the
Cubans who hayerbeen instructed M to
how things can he managed, and whon
the time arrives all we will have to do
will be to take n receipt for tho money
ON hand
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Brilliant Event at St. BartholomeW's
Church, New York.

New York, April 24.--Isabel Good
rich Stllman, daughter of James
Stillman, and Percy A. Rockefeller,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rookie.
Teller, were married at st, Bartholo-
news church yesterday. The wed
ding was followed by n reception at
the Stillman home, The church was
handsomely decorated with towers
and ferns. The bride was given away
by her father and attended at the altar
by Miss Ethel G. Rockefeller as maid
of honor and Miss Edith Gray, Miss
Ethel Whitney, Miss Alice Strong and
Miss Daisy Greer as bridesmaids
William G. Rockefeller attended his
brother as best man. Rev. Or. David
II. Greer, rector of the church, per.
formed the ceremony The newly
married couple probably will make a
short American tour and later so
abroad.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
Baby In the Coffin.

Richmond. Va, April 2i.--J. II. Va
den, white, Of Montgomery county
Is In Jail at Chrlstansburg, charged
with the murder OF his wife Her
body was exhumed, and In the coflin
was found the body OF a newly bora
child The ysicians declared the
birth had not AIKEN place when Mrs
vaden's body placed In the coffin
Tie woman mt have been buried
while in a comatose state, and died in
her coffin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
WITHDRAWAL FEARED
CHINESE WANT AMERICANS TO
STAY,
GERMANS DON'T LIKE IT
Gates of Forbidden City Guarded
Ministers Holding Daily Meetings
--1Span's 6oldness Effective IN
stopping the Designs OF Russia


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have been made to Mr.. Ro,khtlD and
Gen. Cha0ty Nv Chinese Of nil degrees
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'"oS' VII" "'' ""N'"S '"'S ''V"'S'
think the withdrawal OF the Americans
will make oihrrs remain longer There
are also rron]p who do NOT desire IN
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"h"'V"H """ uprising against tue '"'.
etgners, Field Marshal Won Nald"r-
see has made application that the gate
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wv ''''''' '''''S "''''' ''''' WV "'''''
ure Oh '"' Ah'rl'ahS' Cen Nhau'e
replle0 tue American soldiers VIII
continue /" guard the gate Az ''''S
Germans were indignant saying 'uIS
impungS their honesty II Gen Nhai.
Zee persists III TINS course, dlplomaur
, ''t'NS''''"''""N ma! w """' /" WV
matter
the ministers OF the foreign powers
are meeuoE dairy. IheE 40 not at
preseE] snow a dlspoSluon 10 r'u"''
the CLAIMS Whl'h many 'h'hN 'NN''m''
~ reasohao'''
Japan's Boldness Effective.
Yokohama, April 24.-lgth. via
Victoria There is no doubt of
Japan's deadly earncstness in her In.
tention to draw the sword against Rus.
STA should the latter persist in designs
unon Manchuia has saved the situa.
tion in the far east Everything was
in readiness for striking blow, with
every vessel in the navy in condition
of perfect efficiency. with huge
transport service thoroughly organized
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25

Milwaukee, Wis, April 24--The
Sanger IIaIIndIe Bar company, manu-.
facturers of bicycle handle bars, filed
an involuntary petition in bankruptcy
The assets and liabilities are said TO
be $4,000. Walter Sanger, the we'll
known rider WAC Is the head OF the
concern, says that eastern creditors
forced the company to file the petition,
as collections are bad. He hopes 10
continue the business.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
Fear Smallpox at Sharon.

GAINESVILLE, wis, April 24.-The peo'
pie Of Sharon, a small town In Wal.
worth county, fifteen miles southeast
from here, are in a panic ever a case
Of smallpox which was discovered by
Or. G. II. Treat. The patient is
Knowlton Welsh, who had lately re,
turae, from the northern part Of the
state. The whole town was exposed
and about twenty people were quar-
antined.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
Anarchist Arrested.

Berlin, April 24.--The Post states
that the anarchist Romagnoli, who
embarked on board the North German
Lloyd steamer Halle at Buenos Ayres
on March q for Bremen has just been
arrested, The police are not yet aware
who the other anarchists are who drew
lots 10 assassinate the Kaiser.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
SAYS ToLsToi is EXILED.
Famous Reformer Reported Officially
Sent Out by Gear.

Vienna, April 9f,-The Deutscho
Nolksblatt says that It has authentic
information that Count Tolstoi. the
famous Russian author and rerormer,
has been expelled from Russia, that
the ear has signed a decree to that
effect, which has been served on
Tolstoi,
Count Tostoi recently addressed an
appeal to the car and his minister's,
in which with great freedom and bold
ness he pointed out the need of reform
aud the folly of trying to quench Rus
sian aspirations IN that direction by
force and severity II he has been ox-
PEELED the expulsion may have resulted
from the appeal in question
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
Unhlnged by Humbert's Killing.

Portage, Wis April 2i.-Frank
France, an Italian mechanic whose
home is in La Crosse, was yesterday
committed TO the MENDOZA insane
hospital The man imagines people
are after him Tor assassInating the
king Of Italy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
CHICAGO TO GET OLYMPIC GAME
Practically Certain They viii Come :.
Windy City,

Paris April g4,--The committee OF
the international Olympic games Will
meet here May ~, ut the headquarters
OF the Automobile club. NJ. Louhot
will he the onorory chairman and the
committee viii sit for three days The
chief object will be to decide where
the games will be held in 1904,
America will be almost unanimously
chosen, \ representative OF the st.
Louis exposition has arrived here and
will do everything to persuade the
committee to favor that city. II the
games 80 to the United States, which
is practically certain, II is sull moro
certain that Chicago will be chosen.
\ rumor is current here that Chicago
has already raised $4,000 for this pur,
pose
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25

The Dodge amendment, which was
a compromise inasmuch as it fixed the
license fee at 5 instead of 5Ha per
cent, was defeated by vote of So to
SO.
The Ayes and noes being called the
result was as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
COUNTY MUST PAY UP.
Bayfield, Liable For Railroad Bonds,
Says Judge.

Milwaukee, April 24-Bayfeld
county viii be Obliged 10 meet the liza.
bility upon bonds to the amount OF
1000 subscribed by the county in
1896 10 aid in tho building Of thu
WashDurn, Bayfield, & Iron River rail-
road Judge Elliott handed down his
decision yesterday In the suit that was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
Dodge Sees Danger.

MIR. Dodge said that he thought the
railroads were making mistake in
fighting his amendment He felt that
if they would accept this the matter
would in all probability rest for sew
eral years. II they did not they might
be sowing the wind and might reap
the whirlwind He referred to the
litigation over the Potter law in 1874
calling attention to the victory of the
people. He thought it a strange pro-
position that held that a railroad boad
was not worth what 1t would bring in
dollars and cents. He believed that
the tax commission was right. The
legislature was confronted with the
demands from many increased APP
preparations; some one had to pay the
tax TO meet these additional expendi-
lures. Therefore let the tax be as
nearly equal as possible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
FIRST TAX
BILL KILLED
Assembly Refuses toinCrease
Railroad License Fees
Dodge's 5 per cent. Amend
ment Also Voted Down
AID ValOrem Measure is Still
in Committee

The assembly yesterday afternoon
killed the tax commission bill to in
crease the license fees of the railroads
by vive Voce vote after having voted
down the Hall and Dodge amend
ments.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
Hall Closes.

Dir. Hal replied to Mr. orion and
Mr.. Rossman, saying It was fair 10
consider what railroads were paying
in adjoining states The question In
Wisconsin was one Of equalizing the
taxes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25

II is proable that Major General
Corbin. adjutant general, will -
named to represent the United States
at the coronation Of King Edward VII
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25
CUDAHY TRIAL ON.
James Callahan, Formerly OF Deer.
field, Before Judge,

Omaha April 2i--James Callahan,
arrested in connection with the kid
mapping of Edward Cudahy, Jro on
De-, is. 1900, was yesterday brought
before Judge Baker in the criminal
branch of the district court for trial
on the charge Of robbery of $4,000
which is the amount Of ransom paid by
Mr.. Cudahy for the return of his boy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-04-25

Mr.. Overlook voting for the bill and
Mr.. Hartung against it were paired.
The Hall amendment, which was in
substance the original tax commission
bill with some slight notifications az
to the fees of the smaller roads, was
lost by vote of so to 49,
The ayes and noes being called the
result was as follows: