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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-02
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-02
Died While Visiting his Sweetheart

Especial to the News and Obscrver.)
Union, n. c.. Nov. 28.-News comes
from Gates county of the sad death of
Mr.. J. I. Wilder, of this place. Last
week he went over to Gates county to
see his sweetheart, became sick and
died. His body was brought here and
buried.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-02

Or. B. f. Dixon, State Auditor. has re-
turned from Elizabeth City, where he
spoke on North Carolina Day on cduca-
lion. OF his address the Economist saws
i was = most able, instructive and in
terestiag one
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-02

237, increase IS per cent. Outside New
York, s705, 731 300, increase &C. per cent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-02

Master James Thomas is a successful
shot at a wild turkey. On Thanksgiving
day he brought one down out Of a mag
nolia tree at his fathers place.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-02
Total Bank Clearings.

CBy the Associated Prcss.)
New York, Nov. 28.-Total bank clear
lngs week ended oNyember II. 81, 032, col
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
MITCHELL
ISSUES STATEMENT

Wlkebarre Oct "A conference between Mitchell and the
district presidents held until 1885 last night and just before
Mitchell left for Buffalo he gave statement directed to the
mine workers. He calls attention the proposition he made the
Washington conference and the counterpoposon the coal pres
dents: He says
I'm order demonstrate the people of the country that the
of the operators foded and that the mine work
lawabdng citizens the officers of all local unions should
call meeting of all the strike union and nonunon
such meetings be held in each mining o'clock Wednes
day afternoon Oct We know the mine workers restrain
ed from work by fear Of bodily harm and if this sentiment
prevails the meeting resolutions should be adopted enphaca
declaring the statements of the operators untrue.
eve also advise that of lawessne by the coal and iron
lice and by strikers be denounced and the services of members
the union be rendered the local authorities preserve law and order
Great should be exercised that those the strike do
permit themselves be provoked by the coal and iron police into
commission Of The operators failing break the strike
and deprive YOU your weeaned victory attempting
public sentiment against you by making false claims that
this struggle living and American conditions Of employ
and have hetancv saying victory will be
achieved in the distant future The heart Of the nation beats
sympathy with you and all good citizens favor your cause
Mitchell asked his views the ordering troops
At first he declined, but a moment later exclaimed:
IF they call all the troops in the United States it won't make
the 20 work.
Mitchell accompanied by the three district presidents left last
night for Buffalo where they win committee Of the National
Association Of Manufacturers who wish devise plan for
bringing the struggle end
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
DIRECTORS
STAND FIRM
SouTRERN COMPANY REFUSES
TO WELD TO STRIKE.
QUARREL AMONG MINERS
Majority Of Union Would Compel
Mine Owners 90 Make All Work.
men Contribute TO Fund for Strik.
ing Anthracite Miners in PennsyI-
Nans.

New York, Oct, AT the quarterly
meeting OF the directors of the Ten.
nessee Coal, Iron \ Railroad company
held here yesterday the directors en-
dorsed the action of the officers for
the company in their refusal to accede
TO the demands of the striking miners
in the Alabama mines. President
Bacon OF the company said; The
position by the officers of the com
pany has the support OF the full board
of directors, The strike now in prog
ress at the mines of the company is
not founded ON any difference as to
ages, or terms, or conditions of EN-
ployment, but is entirely due to differ
ences within the miners union and
should be Of short duration. The trou-
BILE arose in this way: Some OF the
miners were willing to pay 81 each a
week fo" the support OF the striking
anthracite miners, but some were not.
The men who were willing to pay the
money were in majority, and they
made n demand upon the officers of
the company that the men who would
not pay up TO the union should either
have the money taken out of their
wages or be discharged, Tho com
pany declines to do this and the strike
Is on.
The strike affects us to the extent
of about quarter of our output. The
Ensley plant will be kept in operation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
WILD TIMES
IN HAWAIIAN
GOVERNMENT

San Francisco, oct T. (Honolulu,
Sept. 800 William H. Wright, treas,
urer Of the territory Of Hawaii, is al,
legged to be abscondcr and defanlter
to the extent Of $1,000 II Is believed
he Is slowed away on the steamship
Alameda which left here last Wednos.
day Under the territorial act the
treasurer Is not required to give
bonds, and the legislature at It's last
session failed TO make any provision
for bonds
Governor Dole suspended Auditor
Austin from the position Of auditor
Of the territory Sept 25, and appoint.
ed Henry G. Meyers, deputy auditor
temporarily TO m the vacancy In
suBpendlng the auditor the governor
preferred charges against him, accus.
ing him OF borrowing money for his
own individual use from the govern.
ment employees who handled the pub.
lic money.
Austin denied the power OF the
governor 10 suspend him without a
hearing and refused TO surrender his
office September q Austin was pre-.
vented by force from going TO his OF
fee, and Meyers was put in by phys
ical force and defended In possession
by the local guards.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
OVER The COMMONNEALT tn

Wausau has adopted the general
charter law which makes the city one
Of the third class
Wisconsin sash and door manufac-
turars met at Oshkosh and discussed
trade conditions in the state.
The Dessert Redwood company Of
Wapsau was incorporated with $500.
600 TO work timber land in California
BY a unanimous vote the First Pres
byferian church OF Portage has called
the Rev. John G. Blue Of Waukesha 20
the pastorate
The Baraboo gas and electric plant
was sold TO Brown & Mayer OF Chi
cago A new plant will be put in at n
cost Of about $4,000.
The purchase Of the Zeisler brewery
at la Crosse by the John Gund Brew
Ing company has been announced II
is alued at sl250OO
Arrangements are being made for
the annual meeting Of the Northeast.
eru Wisconsin Teachers association
at Appleton Oct "a and Is.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Wallin who
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
Interest in Germany.

Berlin. oct. The coal strike in
the United States is attracting more
and more attention here, Newspapers
print rather fun accounts of the con
fereuces At WASHINGTON. The press
takes sides with the miners and cen
Sures the operators for their uuyield-
ing attitude, The Frankturter lei.
tuuS. regarded as the best financial
authority in Germany, today devoteS
a leading editorial to the strike. 1t
alludoS to the spirit OF the operators
as the "mnacy OF tancied greatness"
and adds; When the coal Comhna-
ton sees it is able to throw seventy
millions of people into anxiety and
need and remain beyond reach It win
naturally get the idea that it holds
possession of the grace of God. like
potentates of old Europe"
This paper also alludes to the prob
able effect on the continent of the
withdrawal of English coal for the
United States and says it is likely
England will draw from the continent
the deficit caused by the shipment TO
the United States and concludes:
Hence, if the strike continues, the
price of coal will rise on the CONT
nent."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09

We're married in KiddermiuSter Ems
celebrated their SjNty-tourth wedding
anniversary at Prairie du CHEN, sat
urday.
Mrs. Y, !. White, wife OF Tommy
White, proprietor OF the KenoSha
hotel and oN.champjou NghtwejglN
Nrjze6ghtcr, was chosen queen Of the
carnival at keuoSha
Tho body OF u man was found al
most buried in the sand ON the lake
beach, seven miles north of Racine.
lie was about 80 years 81 axe and
weighs goo pounds and was six feet in
hoight,
The Rev. paliu SaNhy, who recently
resigned his paStorate ut West Su.
perior and announced his intention OF
retiring from the ministry for good,
was nominated for clerk Of the courts
by the Douglas county democrats,
Racine is making great preparations
for the Elks' carnival Oct %, Mil.
waukee members Of the autlercd Crihe
have promised to attend IN large mum.
herS. Architects are working night
and day IN remodoliug the auditorium.
which will be deliberately decorated
and Illuminated,
At Berlin Willie Brown, lAYearold
son OF David Brown, u well known
Quarrymau, was shot by StaniSlaus
Pogdo with a gun loaded with buck,
shot He claimed that Brown, in com.
pany with 0thor boys. was stealing
grapes from the vines in his yard 1t
is thought the boy will recover.
Ida Franz, aged Ii, who was found in
an Indians shack on the Odanah rcser.
walton near Ashland, says that shc was
under the spell of a peculiar hypuotic
influence, exercised by Thomas Rec.
son, the Indian with whom she left the
city. Attorney Fred HartwCll, who
rescued her, found her, It is said In a
stupcfed condition.
Nols Anderson Of Racine who sud.
denly went insane, swan Root river
four times claiming that the men who
tried to capture him were trying to
kill him. Each time he landed he
threatened to manglc with an aX those
who came near him. After an cNcit
ing struggle with twenty farmers he
was captured and lodged in Jail,
An exchange has been instituted at
Grantshurg by the Minnesota Mutual
Telephone and Telegraph company
and the Consolidated company is also
putting in poles for an exchange. A
lively fight is on between the Compa.
MES The Mutual company tried to
shut the Consolidated out 10y putting
It's poles as high as possible and with
large number of Crossbars
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
PROMINENT LAWYER
OF MILWAUKEE DEAD.


Milwaukee, oct Newton s. Muir
phcy one of the best known lawyers
of Wisconsin, died at his home in Mil
waukce. He was G8 years of age.
Mr.. Murphey was a native Of Viz
gina, in which state he was born May
Il. 1898. He came to the west when
but l3 years of age and spent his boy
hood in northern Illinois. When he
came to Wisconsin in 1854 he entered
the law Office Of Judge Baker and A.
w. Farr at Lake Geneva. He was ad-
mittcd to the bar in 1856 and the fol.
lowing year he opened law Office at
Whitewater, In 1858 he was elected
a member of the assembly from wal
worth county and during the session
of 1853 he served as the chairman OF
the judiciary committee. Upon the
expiration of his legislative term he
was elected district attorney Of Wal
wOrth"cOunty.
He lived in Milwaukee about thirty
five years, and remained unmarried
until 1912. He IS survived by his
wife formerly Miss Emma Palutzlce Of
De Pere, Wis. and one son, aged Z,
Newton s. Murphey, Jr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09

Chicago, oct IA decision by
Judge juicy yesterday in the suit inst.
tuted by the Illinois Manufacturers as
ISOLATION may, It is estimated, cost the
Chicago Telephone company more
than $I,000,0 600 unless the supreme
court reverses Tuloy's Judgment,
Tuley's order permits the parties to
the suit to secure return Of funds
alleged to have been collected in oX.
cess Of franchise rate The con
struction placed on the decision by
the attorneys for complaints Is that
5000 or 5000 telephone lessces may
to II, whether they are members of
the Manufacturers association of not
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
POSTAL RECEIPTS GROW
DESPITE RURAL DELIVERY

Washington, oct. Auditor Castle
for the postOtlicc department ycstcr
day balanced the books of the postal
service for the year ending June 30.
1902, and the result showed Gross
receipts, $12LSlS,O47; total expendi-
lures, $l2A,SO9,217; net deficit $2.9Gt,
TO, The gross receipts exceed those
of previous year $1O.2lGS5t, and the
deficit more than $1,000 900 less than
the previous year, Notwithstanding
the heavy extra expenditure for rural
free delivery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
HEIR TO STRATToN MILLIONS
MAY WE'D OSHKOSH GIRL

Oshkosh Wis, Oct. cit is report
ed that an Oshkosh girl will be cap
tured by Isaac Harry Stratton, son Of
the late Winfield Scot STatton, a
multimillionaire mine owner of Colo
RADIO, who it is said, will get $1,000
GOO from the estate of his father, pro
vided he drops his contest to break
the will Rumors of their engage.
ment are current
Mr.. Stratton visited here about
Christmas time last year and has
called several times since The pretty
little romance had its beginning in
Chicago, where the young woman
studied music and where she first met
Mr. Stratton
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
GOES TO
PRISON
ST. LOUIS BANKER MUST SERVE
FIVE YEARS FOR BRIBERY
OF OFFICIALS.

St Louis, Oct. 5.-The jury in the
case of Robert M Snyder last night
returned verdict of guilty and fixing
punishment at five years in the peni-
Tertiary. Snyder was a banker and
promoter and accused of paying the
members of the council for votes to
pass the street railway franchise. The
taking of testimony was concluded
yesterday afternoon and the case
given to the jury at GAS. An hour
later the verdict was returned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09

Washington, Oct, THE thirty.
sixth cncampmcnt of the Grand Army
ot tho Republic began most auspi.
Ciously yesterday. A clear blue sky
n welcome from n hosptable people,
gave promise OF n joyful reunion The
streets were early the scene Of great
activity and ON all hands could be
heard the prediction that the en-.
Campment was TO be success,
The city with It's lavish decorations
never looked more attractive than yes.
torday, There scarcely is n building
ON the principal streets that is not
tcstooned with the national colors,
The program for yesterday included
an automobile parade, Il regatta ON
the Potomac, the dedication of
Camp Roosevelt. monster campfire
at convention hall and n grand dis
play ot fireworks at night,
Camp Roosevelt Dedicated,
The dedication of Camp Roosevelt
occurred yesterday afternoon. Fol
lowing n prayer by Rev w, G. Daven,
port, District Commissioner Mcfarland
delivered an address of welcome See.
rotary Hay came next He was ap
plaudod at frequent intervals Of his
speech, When the cheers which sue
cccdcd Hays speech suhsIdod Com
mandorn Chief Torrance responded
to the words of welcome
He spoke warmly of the reception,
Referring TO the fact that the eN
soldiers of 1851 had disappointed the
predictions of European puhlicists
that they would be menace to the
peace of the country. he declared that
there never had been the least
danger we were good soldiers ne
cause we had been good citizens" he
said I'VE had been made good Mt
our own tircsldos and there never has
been the least reason to approhcnu
harm to our national institutions be
cause of our aodiery."
lie closed with the expression of
desire of the old soldiers tor tho pros,
pcrity and porpotuIty of the republic
Secretary Moody spoke for Score,
tary Root, who was detained by Of
fetal business Mr. Moody expressed
regret that the shallownoRs of the
Potomac prevented tho bringing of
some specimens Of the now navy to
Washington for the inspection of old
soldiers, and dwolt for few moments
ON the inspiration the example OF the
heroes Of 1861 r had been to the sol.
dicrs of the present day,
Governor Bliss of Michigan spoke
briefly - r. Bingham commander
of the department of the Potomac, de.
liyerod welcoming address In be-
half of the local Grand Army a fine
specimen Of the national Colors was
unfurcd from a tall pole surrounding
the platform. and with the firing of
a national salute the exercises closed,
Five thousand veterans and their
friends last night participated In the
camp fire The ceremonies were
opened by n medley of patriotic aIrs
by the United states Marine bnntl, fo'.
lowed by songs, speeches and music
which stirred the veterans 10 unbound.
cd enthusiasm. General Torrance was
the principal speaker
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
Former Foes Clasp Handle.

Washington. Iowa, oct. 3.-Former
Congressman Patterson Of Tennessee
spoke before the Washington county
veterans association last night. Col.
Onel Bell OF this place introduced him
Patterson took Bells regiment pris-
oners during the civil war.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09

At Deadwood miners have been en-
joined from molosting Foreman Col
Inns while at home on his way to and
from work. Collins was driven from
the place because it was alleged he
took money from miners as price of
their jobs. The company refuses to
discharge Collins until the charge is
proved
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09

Chicago, Oct Cattle Receipts 400
steady; rood 30 prime stesrs, 25ns To-
poor 20 medium, 3 7jn6 ~, siOoken and fec
ere 2'ni, ~; cows, 2jsfi %, asifers, Dpst
20 Gamers, ltn2 40: calves, 0Oa7.iD
TsJas-fed steers. ) lOhI p
Hogs Receiits yesterday, ~, 90, today,
80 100 left over 34tI steady mirsd ard
butchers 7 2sEf7 - good 70 choice heayy.T %
al %. rough heavy. fOft7 ~. light, z5a
Is bulk Of sales z S1b7 Aj
Shs9p- Receipts. ~. 90; sheep steady good
10 choice ~estbers, 2563 70 native lambs,
Dt5 20.
pltter- Creamery &c.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
ELEPHANTS
KILL AND MAIN PEOPLE

St Petersburg, oct "A dispatch
from Mini Novgorod states that eight
malreated elephants In a circus at
Rilitin became enraged and ran
amuck in the street The elephants
attacked everybody in sight, killing
% people and wounding g. The
crowd was thrown into a panic and Sc
people were injured in the crush to
escape
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
GOVERNMENT GETS CONTROL
OE BOTH DANISH HOUSE

Copenhagen, oct THE rigsdag
re.assembled yesterday. The folke-
thing reelected its president and vice
presidents, The laudsthing elected
NJ. Hansen, Independent conservative,
president, the former president, Dr.
Matzon, being defeated by SO To So
votes. The present session promises
to be important, the government hav-
ing at length obtained control Of both
houses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
MISS ANTHONY AT WEDDING.
Aged Advocate Of Woman Suffrage aa
Maid OF Honor

Rochester N Y. oct, For the
first time in It's history. covering al
most a century, a wedding will take
place at the old Anthony homestead
in this city. 1t Is the home of Susan
b. Anthony, the ..Hat woman suffrage
agitator Miss Anna Damn. for many
years private secretary to Susan b.
Anthony, is TO be the bride, Susan
y. Anthony herself Is 10 be maid Of
honor
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
Germany Gets Taste of Winter.

Berlin, Oct Unusual winter
weather prevails in Germany. Ber!ip
had its first ice yesterday and heavy
snow fell in the Swabian Alps. The
temperature sank this morning in
eastern Saxony to 20 degrees In the
mountains of Saxony and Bohemia 10
degrees Fahrenheit was registered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
Directs Commanding Cen
eral to Preserve Order
Mitchell Has Conference
With Carroll D. Wright

coal has been imported. If any por-
ton of this should arrive at your port,
the department desires every facility
afforded for its prompt delivery So
far as may be. give consTgnments of
coal preference of everything else,
and for the present solve all reason
able doubts in favor of the coal i'm
porter.
Churchman'S Resolution.
New York, Oct. THE Church
mems association. which includes
more than hundred representatives
of the Protestant Episcopal Clergymen
of the diocese of New York, yester-
day passed resolutions recitiug the
present situation, approving the pres
ident's effort to settle the strike and
pledging "our heartiest moral support
in his further efforts to secure justice
for the public
President Still Working.
Washington, Oct 7.-President
Roosevelt is continuing his efforts to
bring the coal strike to an end. He
has enlisted the sympathetic Coopera-
ton of powerful interests and it is his
hope and belief that the results will
be that the miners will resume their
work before many days
Upon what foundation this conf
dence is based has not yet been as
certained. The negotiations are being
conducted with the utmost secrecy
and the details are carefully withheld
so that premature discussion may not
produce obstacles.
Welsh Coal Moving.
London, Oct. REPORTS from Car,
diff say rs steamers have been Sc
cureds for early sailing from South
Wales ports for New York and Boston
and it is said the American purchases
of coal during the last week at Cardiff
alone totaled 10000 tons. 1t is esti-
mated the Welsh sales of coal for
America aggregate 100000 tons since
the rush began. Anthracite coal is
now quoted at the highest price ever
reached in this country.
Quiet at Scranton.
Scranton, Pa. oct NO effect Of
the failure of Fridays white house
coal strike conference is noticeable
here. The companies admitted yes
terday there We're no appreciable addi
lions to their working forces and the
mine leaders said there were no de
sertiOns from the mines. There was
also a total absence of lawlessness up
to nightfall
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
UNDER FAIR SKIES
TNlRTN,SINTA c, A. e. ENcAMP.
MsNT is OPENED.
VETERANS BY THOUSANDS

Old Boys IN Blue Welcomed in Capital
Of Country They Fought to Save
Dedication Of Camp Roosevelt a
Feature -- sousing Campfire in
Evening
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-10-09
Labor Leader Says Little.
To Help Coal ALONG.

Washington. Oct THE treasury
yesterday sent the. follow.
ing to the collectors Of the principal
ports Of entry:
Reports indicate a large quantity OF