Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-04-03
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Two iJullio DIT InIl30GlDnl3.
General Otis retired from active
service on reaching the age of Cd.
ViScOunt de Ate was appointed
Portuguese minister at washington.
The president, it is said will retire
General Miles at the first opportunity.
Congressman Lands was re-
nominated in the ninth Indiana dis
trict
Republican leaders are not in
favor of free coinage in the Philip
pines
Carnegie gave Libraries to Wauke-
zha BaraboO, and Monroe Wis. and
Paris. III.
The house naval affairs committee
Killed all the pending Schley bills and
resolutions.
Santa Clara del Norte ranch of
1900 acres in California was sold
tor $I,t13.88O
Mrs Julia French, who was found
aead in her Boston home, may have
been murdered.
Thee hundred medical and dental
students at Omaha, engaged in a
stitched battle.
Michael Kuehn who was killed in
a riot at Fort Morgan, Ala, lived in
Milwaukee.
President Roosevelt told Immigra-
ton Commission Fitchie that he in
tends to remove him.
Mayor Low granted tunnel privi-
leges to the Pennsylvania road in
New York without consulting the
rapid transit commission.
German manufacturers may be ex-
sludcd from the United States in re-
taiation for the exclusion of Ameri-
can meats by Germany
The wife of David Lowenberg. a
prominent citizen of Norfolk Va,
died Of heart disease
Part of Park avenue, New York.
Cayed in as result Of excavations for
the rapid-transit tunnel
James r. Wilcox. accused of murder
ing Miss Ella Cropsey, at Eliza
beth city, N. c.. will hang.
Stewart Fife was acquitted of the
charge of numbering Frank w Rich
ards0n at Savannah, Mo.
Hughes lie RouX in a lecture at
Princeton declared ideal marriage
conditions exist in France.
George Carter was hung at Mounds
vile w. Va, for the murder of Virgil
whistler Both We're colored.
Brewers are planning to increase
the price of beer so cents a barrel
HnleSs the war tax is taken off.
Captain COghlan will be restored to
thc rank in the navy which he lost
under a sentence of suspension.
Lucie Miner of Mrs. Patrick Camp
BELLS company is to marry Scott
Craven of the Notre Dame company.
The dormitory of the state reform
school near Lexington, Ky, was burn
ed by the boys, $50 of whom escaped
A unique disease caused John D.
Rockefeller, the multimillionaire, to
lose his hair, mustache and eye
brOws
1t is rumored in Chicago that~Presi-
sent Mellen of the Northern Pacific
viii be succeeded by J. d. Farrell of
Seattle
Louis Beauchamp, ex-treasurer of
spaulding township Mich, was ar
rested. charged with embezzling
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tX-President Cleveland, commenting
en- William j Bryan's criticism of
haIn. said: Il am not at all troubled
about it."
In New Yorl. Hardman. Peck 4
Co, piano manufacturers, suffered
less of 100000 by the burning of
their plant.
Miss Mary Boise. a former lieuten-
ant OF Mrs. Nation, attacked the mayor
81 Topeka with rawhide for not clos
ing saloons.
Andrew Carnegie announced gifts
"f $4,000 for libraries in AZ cities
and towns. Denver with 100000
headed the list
The striking employees of the Nor
folk Railway and Light company are
ROW extending the boycott against the
railway company.
U. B. COPYRIGHT of Waterloo, Ia,
las announced his candidacy for re-
publican congressman in Speaker
aendersons district.
Charles E. Sapp, Leonard Parsons
and Joseph Potoning were indicted at
Louisville, Ky, for alleged violation Of
the civil service laws.
The democratic congressional COM
Hittee may make ex-Representative
Benjamin w. Gable of Illinois direct
Ing manager of its affairs.
At Los Angeles, Cal. Mayor Samuel
Jones of Toledo, is still very sick. His
friends and physicians are greatly
alarmed over his condition.
Jose Andrade, once president OF
Venezuela, and for six years Vene-
xuelan minister at Washington, is
dead at his home in New York.
Washington and Lee University,
Lexington, Va, will receive $4,000
Hnder the will of Mrs. Susan P. Lees
Of New York, who died recently.
Minneapolis Judge dissolved the
Tontine Savings association and
named a receiver for the concern.
The directors took all the profits.
At New Orleans George Van Sittart |
British consul, declares his life anC |
property in danger from the beers an6 |
soer sympathizers and appeals to the