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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
The Bows Room,

The wise parent will always seek to
furnish their boys with room more
attractive to them than the street
corner, because they realize that IAN
ounce of prevention is worth a pound
of cure" Yes, it is worth many pounds
of cure; but in order that it may be as
attractive the boys must feet at
liberty to invite to their room their
boy friends, and to entertain them
there, as the girls friends are enter
tanned in their sisters room. Then
let the boys have a good time" of
their own choosing.
They don't want prescribed way to
play or entertain themselves; they
want chiefly to be let alone. allowed to
play as they choose, and not be nag
ged at because they are not quieter.
Just 50 long at their noise is a harm
less, healthful, "good-time" noise leave
them undisturbed Boys will not en-
dure nagging; it will drive them from
home into the streets more quickly
and surely than anything else under
the sun. Encourage the boys to feel
that their room is their castle, and
that they are masters in their own do
main.-Flora Zoll Briggs in Home
Companion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03

President Kruger left Amsterdam
for The Hague after receiving oVa-
Mons.
Kruger is confident, despite sights,
that some government Will mediate In
the south African war.
A Cape Town dispatch says 1t Is
feared that the boer invasion of Cape
Colony will cause tho Cape Dutch to
rise.
Tho bocr rebellion in Cape Colony
continues to spread. 1t Is rumored, but
the report Is not believed, that Lord
Kitchener has been captured.
The boer invasion Of Cape Colony
is causing alarm In England. More
troops are to be sent to south Africa
from Great Britain and the colonies
are to crush the burghers,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03

London, Dec. 28.-The latest dis.
patches from south Africa show Lord
Kitchener has succeeded in holding
the invading beers in check. But he
has not yet been successful in eXpell.
ing them from Cape Colony, while
small commanders continue to display
astonishing daring and activity over
an immensely wide field
1t is questionable whether his proc
lamation will have much effect until
Gen. Dewet has been captured. The
beers are likely to regard it as a sign
of weakness and to have a wholesome
dread of Dewets vengeance if they
surrender.
Queen Victoria, it is said, has ap-
proved the proposal to institute new
order of knighthood to reward officers
who have served in south Africa. The
order will probably be called the Star
of Africa. A dispatch from Vryberg,
dated Dec. 20, says beers in consider
able numbers were then making an
unexpected movement westward. They
had $50 wagons, and the dispatch sug-
gests they were treking to Damara.
land, although the beers themselves
denied such intention.
Beers Celebrate Christmas.
New Castle, Natal, Dec. 28.-The
beers celebrated Christmas in the dis
trict between Standerton and Ingogo
by a more or less determined attack
upon every British garrison along the
lines of communication.
These. however, were in all cases
successfully replused At Utrecht the
boer commandant sent in demand
for whisky and cigars and also for
other Christmas luXuries. He threat
ened to attack the town if his de-
mands was ignored and the beers at
tackled Utrecht in force Christmas
morning. They were repulsed with
loss, the British casualties being
slight.
Capetown. Dec. 2S.-Maltial law has
been proclaimed in the districts Of
Beaufort West and Carnavon.
Capetown, Dec. ga strong inter
national syndicate has been formed
for the development CT the mineral re-
sources of Damaraland. The bulk of
capital will be held jointly in London,
Paris and Berlin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
AFRAID OF FRIDAY.
Mrs. Nation Wants Her Trial on Some
Other D1V

other Day.
Wichita, Dec. 28.-Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton, the w. c. 7. U. woman from
Medicine Lodge, who broke the mir
rors in the Carey hotel bar-roOm, ap.
peared for trial in the city court yes.
terday and announced that because
her lawyer disappointed her at the
last moment she was not prepared to
answer to the charge and desired to
have the case. continued
What day would suit your conven-
ience?' asked the court.
almost any day the latter part of
next week" was the answer.
How would Friday do?"
mot at all, your honor. Christ was
crucitied on that day, | am afraid my
enemies will cruelty me, also, if l were
tried on Friday
The case was then continued until
Saturday Jan. 5. John G. Woolley,
late presidential candidate on the pro
hibitiOn ticket, has been wired to de
fond Mrs. Nation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Foreign.

The Russian authorities have SIM.
nrossnd several nowsnanors in Fin.
lava
Stornborp a RerIin hor;,or wos sen.
toncod ia two ord a hoIf voors, i'm.
nrisonmort
Mot ~ tho porli,, rorore win roiso
thoir rricoe IN January ou,i,s. to tho
daorrass ~ nannr
NTai,r Cninnat ,,o, cont 60 ,,r,so,, For
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Foreign Troops After Chinese.

Berlin, Dec. 29--The war Office has
received the following dispatch from
Count Waldersee, dated Pckin, Dec
=: A column commanded by Major
Won Madt starts today for Sanhohsien
to cooperate with the Crucher expedi
ton, which left Ticntsin Dec 10. for
luontientsin. An American detach,
mont leaves Pokin today via Hiangho.
hsien with the same object. The
Chinese who wore defeated by the
French Dec. % fed in a southerly di.
roCtion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
WAUkESHA PIONEER
Thomas D. Cook. a De
Quarry Interests

N' i''NSiNSAS
Milwaukee, Dec. IS
Cook died yesterday after
a few days with pneumo
one of the oldest stone
state and once a very W
For several winters pas
wife have spent their wintt
ious Florida resorts, but this
before he started was taken ill.,
was born in England 76 years a.
came to this country and when hardly
more than 20 years old was selling
stone in Wisconsin. He developed all
the large Quarries in Waukesha coun-
ty and has been in partnership for
forty years with Edwin Hyde under
the firm name of Cook & Hyde.
They built many big Milwaukee build
ings.
During the hard times and the con-
sequent shrinkage of values, the prop
erty of the firm diminished materially
and their large holdings passed to
other hands. The firm has been out
of business of the past five years.
The first wife of Mr.. Cook was Miss
Lucinda Silyernail of Mukwonago and
his second wife, whom he married N
1887, was Miss Harriet Miller of Chi
cago. His two daughters were mar
ried to the two Hadfield boys-George
and A. H., who came into the vast
property estates of their father-in-law.
Five months ago an operation was
pl nsI hiE foot on1 Cron
set in. The ailment left him in a
weakened condition and the grip made
him an easy victim of pneumonia.
Short funeral services will be held
from the apartments on Eighth street
tomorrow morning at II o'clock, the
body to be taken to Waukesha, where
interment will take place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Della Fox Married.

Baltimore, Dec, 27.-Della Fox, the
actress, was married yesterday to
John Levy of New York In the office of
the clerk of common pleas, Rev, Will
lam w. Way, pastor Of the Immacu-
late Reformed church, performed the
ceremony. in the presence Of the
bridesmaid and a few court officials.
1t is announced that after the compile
ton of engagements here this week
Mrs. Levy will retire from the vaude-
vile stage, with the intention of re
turning shortly to comic opera.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Miss Clark to Wed.

Noonah, Dec. 27--Announcement
has been made by Mrs Charles b,
Clark of the coming marriage of her
daughter, Miss Theda, to viii c.
Peters of Goshen, Ind. Miss Clark is
Il daughter of the late c. B. Clark of
the KimborlyClark company. She is
noted for her charitable work and last
Monday, as in previous years, enter.
tanned half hundred of the poor child.
ron at her homo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Striving to Hold Beers.

Capetown, Dec 29.-Gen. Dewet's
attempt to break through the south
has been frustrated and he is now re-
ported to be at Senekal with a large
commando and holding the country be-
tween Fecksburg, Senekal and Wind
burg. Gen. Knox is holding the coun-
try between Ladybrand and Wind
burg Eastern parties of invading
beers arc being constantly harrasse9
and driven back toward the Orangd
river.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03

erts has already received. For his
brilliant work in Afganistan he was
given a Baronetcy and the thanks {
parliament. London presented hiI
with the freedom of the city and
sword of honor. Later on the hero
was successfully made peer, Q
Knight of St. Patrick, and Grand Gro
of the Star of India, and admitted
the Privy Council of Ireland.
will be seen the field marshe
honors thick upon him long
started for south Africa.-LC
press.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Chinese Boy Emperor.

London, Dec 29.-"Private advices
from the province of Shansisay, wires
the Shanghai correspondent of Stand.
ard, that while the court was sojourn-
ing at Taiyuenfu the empress dowager
secretly appointed a new emperor With
the title Tung Hsu. He is a fifteen.
year-old boy, who was taken to Sianfu
in the imperial yellow chair. This ex-
plains why permission was given to
Emperor Kwang Su to return to Pelin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03

hazIng that has been employed there
but denied that religious beliefs
caused i'll treatment of under class
men.
Mrs. Mckinley was the guest Of
honor at a box party given at the
Columbia theater by Comptroller and
Mrs Dawes to witness the perform
ance of San Toy, the Chinese-English
musical comedy, produced by the
Augustin DAILY company.
The supreme court of California has
decided that Mrs. Jane l.. Stanford
cannot recover taxes paid under pro
test upon bonds and stocks situated in
New York city. The courts decision
is that stocks are taxable in the state
where ownership lies.
At Philadelphia the big establish
ment of the Franklin-Baker company
manufacturers Of shredded cocoanut
and one of the largest importers Of
Brazilian coCoanuts on the Atlantic
seaboard, was badly damaged by fire
The loss is $4,000 Covered by in
surance.
The Ohio supreme court has affirm
ed the judgment Of the lower courts
i'm the Hayes suit, which necessitates
the sale of Spiegel Grove, the home
Of former President Rutherford 3.
Hayes at Fremont, in order to continue
an annuity to an insane uncle Of the
late ex-presidCnt.
Congressman Lcntz Of the twelfth
Ohio district has announced that he
would contest the seat in the house.
He was defeated at the late election
Iby a majority Of l8 votes.
Lentz claims to have evidence of the
alleged corrupt use Of money to
secure the election of Mr. Thompkins.
At Philadelphia, an assignment was
made by George Campbell individually
and trading as George Campbell q
Co. to JAS. Pollock. Mr.. Campbell
was the proprietor of the Continental
Worsted Mills and other mills and
storehouscs. 1t Is estimated that the
assets are 100000 and the liabili-
ties 81 200 600.
Inc NIy tblOl lllliNil ~ Ill VI - Ia W
appointed committee to appraise the
real estate and machinery of the
factories in the United States. A
large majority of the twenty-thrce
manufacturers Of the country are said
to be willing to enter into cOnsoIida-
ton. The new corporation will be
capitalized at about $3.5O0,000.
The American Rice Growers Dis
Itributiyc company, organized with
capital of $l5,OOO,O0O and will buy rice
from the growers and sell it on its
own account. 1t is stated that the com
Ipany has contracts for about rs per
cent Of the rice output of Louisiana
land Texas. Eventually, it is intended
to acquire rice mills and canals.
Not until the latter part of next
month, and perhaps not until the mid
die of February, will Roland b.
Molinoaux of New York know whether
his conviction on the charge Of muir
der will be sustained by the court of
appeals or set aside and a new trial
ordered. 1t has already been decided
that the arguments shall be made in
January. The decision may be given
In month or in a few days.
Mrs. Fannie Clifford Brown of Port
land Me, died in San Francisco OF
acute pneumonia Mrs, Brown went
there to care for a son, who returned
Ill from the Philippines She was the
widow of the late Philip Henry Brown,
a wealthy Maine banker, and the
daughter of the late Nathan Clifford,
associate Justice of the United States
supreme court and chairman of the
Tilden and Hayes electoral commits
sion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
WAGES OF BRITISH HEROES.
How England Rewards Her Soldiers
and Sailors.

and s,iIore
Nv" .l'''' l.'1 t"9N u i'o' " i'oD0, -
N.Y. - 'l 3, -Nl' NO. 1872 o." ~
slnlilus 20 uiSCuoS lie "a VI ~ tne
s',' o., 'i.' l',s,' e''' nno ,Iolp
'l," q i,'o'O' 7'lt W - -JV,t'4 .',,
show what concrete form tho nation's
gratitude viii to,o
uonore folI thfcl,lv unon the retiring
con,mondar.in.chief whom os Sir Gar.
NOT VoIeoIov no ratprned in triumnb
from the Ashanti war of 1874 He re.
ceived tbe thanks Of parliament and \
substantial bonus of G On 600 the SOW
ereipn bestowed unon him q x G r
and tho citv of ordon gove hin, tho
freedom of tbe citv and magnificent
sword of honor worth hundred
cuineas
The short sbarn decisive comnaign
which eliminated in tho victory of
TeI.eI.Kobfr raised "orr only General"
foe no woe thon oo1lod> TO +bo moor
age. with the title If Raron WolseIev
of cairo and tho ronu1or comnondor
received from tbo l[bediyo tho Cran6
Cordor Of tbo Osmoniob Frrtbor
honore awaited him, in 12QT of+or tbo
Soud.n communion He woe tbanl,od
Inv both boneos Of norriomon+ NV
rnonimone vote and made viscorrt
ond L[ninb+ 90 G. po+ria1,
a.,
oIi'e, a. 81 E' el' u 10Y "oou soou
WI n ~ ',",'''"'l" III 100 sot lISeI'
80, "7 li1eI - .,ie I"i's 81 " ~ ~, ~ D.
anu '''"el'" S"o'" VI no''o,' mere
W DIS " u"IIuS houor alSO Des'oWeu on
,He S"0esSlu' eeht' a. pelnS 4 oaI''S
'''' ne was ''''ol ''Iieu ny 'nG Jar az
d" = n''u "anqu.' - Tue m"i' % Tue n,'".
u'e l'"'ple' "eheral "oou superior
ia 'ne operations against the Auius'
l-o'd Che4HlsIoTu' lal'eu 10 distinguish
hlinsei' ana lndeeu, "heh the battle
oi OIuhdl was lought' General NoIse'
ie! haa ALREADY landed at DURHAM TO
superseded nm. However. Lord
Chelmsford feelings were solaced
with q. {. Is.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
TELEGRAPhLl~ ticks.

4 blizzard is raging in Coloradot
The report of the drowning III 40
children while skating in iowa proves
entirely untrue.
The statement compiled by Brad
streets shows the total bank clearings
of the principal cities of the United
States for the week to be $1,766.322,-
OS6. an Increase Of 11.9 per cent. COM
pared with the corresponding week
last year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Domestic.

Chicago December wheat va @7Oc,
Ex-Governor Roger Wolcott of Mas
sachuBotts Is dead.
Pneumonia, following the grip, Is
epidemic in Chicago
Minncsota's first match factory Will
be established at Duluth.
All Germany approves the conylc-
tion of Banker Stornburg.
The toIegraphors strike on the
Santa Fee IL declared off
Mnyorolcct Hurley Of Salem, Mass,
will give his salary to the poor.
Robbers wrecked n bank safe ut
Long View, H., but got no money.
A negro lynchcd at GuIport, Miss,
is found to have been innocent.
II. E. Doemor was appointed
chancellor of the Iowa university.
The immigration to the United
States for the calendar year will reach
100000
Tho American Express company
gave 81 gold pieces to 1000 employees
for Christmas,
Dun's aud Bradstroct's weekly re-
views of trade show business to be in
good condition.
No legislation for the Improvement
OF the national guard is expected for
year or two.
American railroad securities are
finding ready market on the London
Stock Exchange,
Tn" text of the Joint note agreed
Gpon ny the powers to be presented to
China ia made public.
James Hitchcock, prominent as
MASON h,d railway supply agent Is
Sea" in Chicago.
Suspected kiduappcr in the Cudahy
case proved his innoconce. No trace
is und of Pat Grove,
Governor Odoll of New York In his
inaugural message viii urge economy
in affairs OF the state
Senator Hanna appointed General
f. V, Greene, Now York, chief marshal
OF the inaugural parade,
The treasurer of n secret society ut
Mitchell, S. D., was bound, gagged, rob
>ed, aud left to freeze
French Canadians numbering $50.
OO0 arc expected to return TO Canada
from Maine next spring.
1t is expected in Washington that
the Salisbury government will ratify
the ay-pauuccfotc treaty.
"hc Vanderbilt interests have sccur-
ed control OF the Rtg Four and Lake
Eric and Western railroad
The general superintendent OF In.
dian schools regards the civilization OF
the Indian rs near ut hand.
Secretary and Mrs. Root went to
Clinton, N y to attend the wedding
of their niece, Miss Alice Root
Congressman Tawney Of Minnesota
says the reduction of the beer tax viii
not emhurrass the treasury,
Joseph Rungby, of Now York, s years
old, was arrested ON charge of killing
Maggie Paloria, years Old
The gross income Of the railways Of
the United States for the year ending
June % was $t,4S0,G73,O5i
The senatorial contest is begun In
Nebraska; Meillojohn was the first
candidate to arrive at Lincoln
\ British officer in Kansas City, is
purchasing 10000 horses and mules
for service IN south African war.
The Michigan special session ended
without any result in the way of tax
alton legislation having been attained.
Dr. Charles James OHagan, OF
Grcenvllo n C, one of the oldest aud
bost.known physicians in the state.
died
The rivers and harhors bill hides
the real totrl aud the work planned
may cost $l0o,O0o.0O0. \ veto is ex
pected.
The New York supreme court per.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
SAYS Afrlkanders VIII Revolt.

Rome, Dee, 29.-Major Grower 30
tina, brother of Commandant Gen.
Louis Botha, arrived in Rome on his
way to The Hague. He carries dis.
patches for Kruger In the course of
an interview yesterday he said the war
in south Africa would last for years.
that Steyn had planned an invasion of
Cape Colony and that the revolt of the
Afrkandcrs was certain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
BIG MEXICAN FAILURE.
Banking Concern Goes to Wall For
Several Millions.

Mexico City, Dec. 2S.-The failure
OF tho well.known banking firm Of
Francisco Martinez Negrote & Sons
of Guadalajara has created a seusa.
tton in this city where the firm has for
years been identified with its business
developments. The liabilities are
S2,2eoo0o. but il is believed its assets.
If properly handled. viii bring a sur.
plus over all claims. The failure was
due to financial stringoncy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
CHAIRMAN REWARDED.
Wowan Gives Way to a Successful
Political Manager.

Pierre, S. D., Dec. 25.-Miss Jessie
Fuller has resigned her position az
clerk of the supreme court, to take
effect March /. and Frank Crane of
Watertown, chairman of the repub-
lican state central committee, has
been appointed to the place The job
is the latest in state politics.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
No Originality.

Great Waiter, this steak is
as tough as leather.
Wafter-I've always heard you was
an ORIGINAL character. sir; but I'm
hanged II You don't list say the same
as all on EN- dol--Harlem Life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND.
Missing Iowa Lad Discovered In a
Hayloft.

Fort Dodge, Ia, Dec. 29.-JOhnnie
Tonhose, the nine-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Tonhose of Judd, Iowa,
who was supposed to have been kid
mapped ten days ago was found yes
terday in hayloft. The boy had eX-
listed on vegetables which he had
taken from the cellar. His feet were
frozen and it is claimed he is insane.
The father had offered a large reward
for his return or the apprehension of
the llidnappers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
MICHIGAN BANK CLOSED.
Comptroller of Currency Will Take
Charge of the Institution.

Washington, Dec. 2S-The First
National bank of White Pigeon Mich,
was closed yesterday by order of the
comptroller upon the receipt of tel
egram from National Bank Examiner
Selden stating that the board of di-
rectors of the bank had passed a res.
olution requesting the comptroller to
take charge. Examiner Selden has
been appointed receiver.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03

ezuela this year than for ten years
past
Timothy Harrington, nationalist
member of parliament for the Harbor
division of Dublin, will sue the Free
mans Journal because it stated that
the Dublin corporation was Influenced
by pecuniary consideration. He de-
mands $4,000 as compensation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Andree,s Brother Gives Tn.

London, Dec. 27-The Daily Mails
Copenhagen correspondent says.
The brother Of Andree, the missing,
eeronaUt, despairing Of his return FROM
the Arctice regions, has finally opened
his will"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-01-03
Beers ARE CHECKED
BUT CANNOT BE EXPELLED FROM
CAPE COLONY.
PROCLAMATION

Twill Probably not Have Much Effect
Until Dewet Has Been Captured
Beers Celebrate Chrstmas-Mar
taI Law Proclaimed in Several Res
tive Districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-26
BASEBALL.
Interesting Games Will Be Played
Tomorrow and Sunday.

The members OF the Seattle naacz
bali club are training hRrd for
their opening game u be played IA
good weather continues "a trW days
longer the hoNs who compose the
Seattle aggregation viii hv iu oNa
Cellont condition 60 enter the race.
TIVE exhibition games have bevu
arranged Tor tomorrow and and
sunday The game tomorrow at
ternoen viii be between "a team Of
local stars and the professional
team. The sCruh team lH composed
principally of mcn who have at one
time played professional bali The
following ia the lineup OF the tWo
teams
Seattle Kuran. c. Harmon and
Stovnl, p t'rary. n. stultAe. eb.
liodEe. Sh. ST John, SIS Hndic. II.
Rand, e.. Rorkrnncld. r.
Npnpareila MCINTYRE. e. Fowler.
y. Walton. M. johnson. sb. naNty.
81. Eapan. SIS. Corbett. n Mahan.
Ct sheets ~
The game on Sunday afternoon
will BE- between the professional
and the Frcmonts and viii BE- called
az 2 o'clock at the Athletic y ~
G A. park The Frrmonta ought
o. give a good account 81 them
selves. as they have played i've
games this SEASON and won
them all These two games Will
give the local fans an excellent OPP
portunity g. see the professional in
harness before the opening gnmes
next week