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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

great excitement and patrol wagons
parts OF the city. Extra calls for fire
engines followed and soon the flames
which had broken out in the ruins
were being fought from every side.
While the fire was still burning the
police, tremen. and employees OF the
packing firms began digging in the
ruins. Many bodies torn, bruised or
mangled We're taken from the ruins.
One boy, a personal messenger or
General Superintendent NOung, stag
gered toward the office, but was 50
terribly distigured that Young did not
ruins continued throughout the day,
the bodies of the dead were removed
to the morgue and the injured were
sent to the hospitals or to their homes.
Many theories are advanced as to
the responsibility for the disaster
One inspector declarede the explosion
was caused by cold water injected in
to te boiler, but the majority of the in
vetigators held that the catastrophe
was caused by low water. Nothing
definite was learned, however, and as
all the men in the boiler room We're
killed, it is not likely the cause of the
accident will ever be known. Swift &
Company's loss is not likely to be more
than $4,000. The building in which
the boilers we're located was the only
structure entirely destroyed, and it
was a small one-story brick building,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
BEEF QUARANTINE WILL NOT
AFFECT LIVESTOCK EXPORTS

Chiyaso, Nov So.-Arthuv q. Leon.
ard, acncral manaeer OF the Union
Stock Yards and Transit company,
sGls there is very little menace OF the
beef industry or livestock exports Of
this country or to foreign consumption
and trade in the quarantine declared
by Secretary Wilson against the cat
tie in New England, The amount OF
cattle sent to the market and export
ed ON hoot from the affected district is
very small as there are very few beef
cattle raised in that part Of the couu.
try. The principal part of the beef
going out of this country is dressed
and goes right through the quarantine
district for export. The same general
opinion was given by John A. Spoor,
president of the union stock yards and
Transit company, and J. NJ. skinner.
of the international live stock cXposi-
ton
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
ARRANGING FOR
BIG JOURNEYS

Chicago, Nov. 30,--As a result of the
meeting Of managers of the athletic
teams yesterday some progress was
made IN the arrangement for contests
between the various universities, Tho
program for the indoor track meets
is as follows Freshmen Of the uni.
versity of Chicago to compete with
the freshmen Of the University Of ILL
nois Jan. % at Champaign; the Wis.
consln team to meet the Chicago team
Jan. 81, Two weeks later the track
team from the University Of Illinois
compete here with Chicago, and Feb
ruary %, the maroon track team VIII
20 to Madison for a return meet
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

Chicago, Nov. 3O.-The explosion OF
a boiler in Swift's plant yesterday
caused the death of Is persons and the
injury OF scores of employees, visitors
and others. Nobody within the boiler
room survived to tell the story OF the
accident and it may never tie known
what caused the explosion. An lnNes-
tigation, however, convinced the eN-
perts that the explosion was result
of Carelessness on the part OF an en-
ploye. whose own life was also lost.
Five minutes after the explosion, moth
ing of the building but pile of twist
ed iron, bricks and mortar remained.
The explosion was of such force that
adjoining buildings were wrecked,
torn and twisted like toys. Men, WON
en- and boys at work in the adjoining
departments were buried through the
windows to the ground below. Many
escaped with but slight cruises; but
most of the victims were removed to
hospitals The others were taken to
their homes. The dead are:
H. .lnold, colored, died at Mercy
hospital
James Owens, ColOred,
A Rachug, sewer digger.
Simon Tate, COlored, fireman.
w. o. O'ConnOr, sewer digger.
E. Wright, colored, fireman.
w. Parks, foreman.
Thomas Holmes, engineer
Charles .. Webb, coIored, fireman.
John Henry, colored, fireman.
Albert M. Bushnell, purchasing
agent.
- Cubat, millwright, died at
Mercy hospital.
- Schultz, millwright.
The injured are nearly all employees
of the plant and residents of Chicago,
except Peter Steinbank, whose resi-
dence is given as Clinton, Iowa. His
injuries are not fatal.
A rumor that so to 100 persons were
caught in the wrecked building caused
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

"ho postmaster general deals with
Il subject of rural free delivery at
length showing that onc-third Of the
available territory OF the United States.
exclusive Of ALASKA, is now onio"iu"
the benefits of rural free delivery.
There are / $50 routes The service
will be extended to the entire country
within three years If congress Will
supply the funds. The annual cost of
the completed service win be S2I.-
O00 600. But the extension Of free rural
delivery is always followed by in
creased postal receipts, The postmas
ter general shows that In the last year
alone rural free delivery carriers re
ceivcd applications for G25,9iG money
orders
The money order business has large
" increased during the fiscal year
both in the number OF orders issued
and the amount Of money involved
The number Of domestic money orders
issued was 4OA74,327, amountin2 10
$3I3.551, 279. The number Of intcrna.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04


ttoual money orders issued during the
year was l,&l1Ill, amounting to So.
,9iA4iS, The number OF International
orders paid during the year was 500,
6t9, amounting to S5,S2l,729,
The report is ropIote with facts and
dGureS covering the extent and cost OF
mail transportation by railroads and
steamers, the star route service ole,,
trio car service, railway mail service,
foreign mails, and the parcels post
system, Coming to the classification
ot mail matter the postmaster general
makes Ss'ue interesting observations,
II is estimated that the total weight
of all matter, exclusive ot government
tree, matted during the year Was 40.
/ ,is,N,S pounds. The actual postage
revenue derived from this source du.-
tuE the year was $ll6,j2N,64A
The first class, exclusive OF Tree mat.
ter weighed ioLl0&,92S pounds, or
about 1t per cent, OF the total weight
/ yet produced IS per ccut., or $9O,a6o,.
/ t5l.t2 OF the total revenue from all the
classes
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| publishers and news agents at the
pound rate and that mailed by pub
! fishers free Within the countries OF
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
Attempt to
Hold Up Alton Train

to throw up his hands The brake
man refused and one Of the bandits
shot him In the leg
The report Of the gun was heard by
other trainmen, who hurried to the
assistance Of the brakeman and the
robbers jumped from the train and es.
capped They were not masked and
the injured brakeman gave the police
a good description OF them
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
Mad mullah Is Defiant.

Alden. Arabia Nov. 3O.-A special
from Gairero. Somaliland dated No.
yember &c. announces that the mad
muuah recently sent into the British
lamp a train supply Of cames cap
med from Colonel Swayne's column.
He was careful previously TO render
all stores unfit for use and accompa.
MED his present with defiant mes
SAGE promis ne 70 whip the British
whenever they were ready TO risk a
second defeat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
To Float Venezuelan DEBTS.

Wa>hington. Nov. So Omojal cir
Giles View the appearance in Washipg,
ton Of / SeUgmau Of New York as in.
0lra,,u II the existence ~ a syudt
cate With the purpose Of loating all
Nenr.ue.a'S debts and thus avCrtinE
the imminent danger that country nov
s,2.i> in 0t the Soizurc Of her customs
AaU.cS ny foreign powers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

Kansas city. Mo. Nov. 3O.-Two
men made an unsuccessful attempt to
hold up the eastbound Chicago & Al,
ton passenger train near inde.
pondence last night Two men armed
with rifles boarded the train at lnde.
pendence AS the train was pulling
out the men covered the brakeman
with their rifles and commanded him
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

Washington, Nov. @O.-Gcnoral Rus
sell A. Algor of Michigan. former see.
Rotary OF war, who has arrived IN
Washington as successor Of the late
Senator Mcmillan, was caller Mt the
war department yesterday whore he
was cordially received by Secretary
Root. who congratulated his prcdeccs.
sor upon his return 70 the capitol as
United states senator,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
Rock island Extends.

New York Nov 30-Tha Rock
Island management has authorized
contracts for the construction OF an
extension to that system from Dallas
10 Galveston. Texas, n distance Of 27o
miles The line viii give the Rock
Island n gulf connection.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
BY a Close Shave.

A little girl had been looking at
some pictures Of angels and she
turned 70 her mother and asked
Mamma. why are there no men In
heaven" But there are men IN
heaven replied the mother Then
Why is II, asked the child, that We
never see any pictures Of angels with
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
Lew Wallace Improved.

Charlottesville, Ind, Nov 3o.--Gen.
eral Lew wallace's illness is not as
serious as at first reported. He is
greatly improved and there Is no cause
for apprehension.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
Cold In Northern Wisconsin.

Plalndcld Wis. Nov 30.-The first
snowstorm Of the season prevailed
over central Wisconsin yesterday
Several inches have fallen and II Is
very cold.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
Tower Pleased With Arbitration

Paris Nov 3O-A representative Of the Associated Press
was tho first n convey TO Ambassador Tower the information OF
Professor Aers award in favor of the United States IN the
Boring sea dispute and Of the ambassadors decoration by tn"
car Tower while highly pleased with Professor Asser "'
o, declined to talk Of the matter especially he negotiated
the convention under which the claims Of the American sear
were submitted to arbitration 1t is asserted that TINS - the
first time Russia has consented to submit such claims 70
arbitrator
State Department Informed
Wosbiroton Nov, 3O-Thc state department advised
Yesterday afternoon Of the award Of Professor Aser IN the ar
Itrar Of the claims Of the American scacr against Russia
its information being to the effect that the total award was
2IO127O. with per cent interest
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
HEARING MUST BE IN SECRET

II Trial Of Godfrey Hunter is to Occur
In Guatemala.
Guatemala City, Nov. 3O.--If there
is any hearing here of the charge
against w. Godfrey Hunter, Jr., who
p shot and killed William
of Grand Rapids, Mich. it
must be held in secret and by the Of
fcials of the government It is held
in some Quarters here that the trial
Of young Hunter must take place In
the United States No evidence will
be asked for by the Guatcmalan Of
fcials from actual cyc-witncsscs of
the affair II the testimony IS taken IN
secret
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04

wEisherS or mouStacEe"" "rruc. but
there ere men in heaven" was the "
ply, only they set in Icy q close
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
POS AL CHECKS
NOW FAVORED
AND A MORE GENERAL FREE De.
LIVERY.
FACTS IN ANNUAL REPORT

Postmaster General Urges Congress
10 Extend the Service 20 Cites Of
5,ooo-Recetpts for the Wear Nearly
Double Those Of Only One Decade
Ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
BARNEY A WRECK.
Member of Assembly Suffering from
Alcoholic insanity.

Wausau Wis, Nov, 3O.-A b. Bar
ney of Spencer, once a bright and
promising attorney and member of the
assembly was examined by physi-
clans in this city yesterday and found
to be suffering from alcoholic insanity
and was committed to the northern
hospital at Dshkosh.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
MEET DEATH IN
BOILER EXPLOSION
DOZEN KILLED AND MANY IN
JuRED AT SHIFTS PLANT.
CAUSE NOT AscERTAINED

Nobody in Boiler Room Survives to
Tell Why and Misunderstanding
Left of Building but Pile of Ruins
Loss viii Not Amount to More
Than $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-12-04
SOCIETY SEES
MIODIcS BEATLN
ARMY TRluMPHS OVER NAVY ON
GRlDlRON FIELD
FOURTH CONTEST HELD

EA-Pteslaent ana mrs. Cleveland ana
Miss Alice Roosevelt AuoOg the
distinguishes Spectators Ouu,e -
TO S-lhruung Scene Marks Close
OF Great Game
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-01
FATALITE

LIE roi d'Angleterre est le sep
ti6me du nom d'Edouard don't le
regne a 6t6 marqu6 de quelque
malheur.
Edouard Ter, qui a Gu I'm regne
DIES plus mouvement6s, await soule-
We la haine general par ses luttes
acharn6es contre lEcosse.
Edouard II fut assassin6 dams ga
prison.
Edouard III, apres avoir Gu la
douleur de voir MOURN son fills
unique lie Prince Noir, quill idola-
trait, est mort en- laissant la sue
cession au tr6ne a un petit-fls sans
6nergie ct en- craignant la ch1te
de la dynastie 6tablie par son Pc
re. -
Edouard ~, apres avoir usurp6
le tr6ne d'Angleterre ct cause la
mort de Henri vi, cut un court re-
gne marquee de dissensions de tou-
ties sortes.
Edouard V fut assassin6 dams la
tour de Londres par ordre de son
le due de Gloucester, par la
suite Richardson III.
Edouard vi mourut encore en-
FAINT.
Edouard VII Went d'etre frapp6
dune maladie s6rieuse d la veille
meme de son commencement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-01

ceux qui ont jur6 Ia RUNE du ca
tholioisme ont-ils compris que c'est
au tabernacle quill faut frapper.
Tout tabernacle qui SO ferme, toute
manifestation eucharistique qu'on
Finterdit, toute vocation sacerdotal
qu'on 6toufe dams o germe gu
qu'on d6tourne de son cours, toute
communion qu'on empeche, toute
messe qu'on supprlme, est une
source de vie catholique qu'on ia
rit, un rayonnement divin qu'on
6teint. CPest Jesus Christ Sc fai-
SAINT plus rare dams lie monde, c'est
la "Voie", la "Verit6' ct la 'Vie"
qui s'effacent. Cette clairvoyance
de nos pers6cuteurs men indique
que mieux Iorigine satanique de
leur inspiration.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-01

Ellie est vraiment lumineuse ell
r6confortante la nouvelle Encycli.
que de Leon XIII, sur lEucharis.
tie. L'infatigable Pontife, qui lais-
sera dams le ciel doctrinal de re-
elise une tra1n6e d'immortelles
clart6s, resserre de plus en- plus, q
mesure quill approche du termes
de sa carri6re, le cycle de ses en-
seignemerts autour de la Person
ne sacr6e du Christ R6dempteur.
Ii nous rappelle en- un magistral
Language, que nous avons sous la
main, a notre port6e, au tabernacle,
q lautel, a la table sainte. Celui
qui est la Vote sure, la V6rit6 to-
tale ct la vraie Vie.
VOLTA, dit Leon XIII, le prinoi-
pal remede ct le plus sur appui
que nous indiquons a ce steele 81
trouble ct 81 malade. Des hommes
s'6tonneront, certains souriront de.
daigneusement en- entendant CO
Language. Qu'importent. acute le
Pontife, ces manifestations de Tor-
gueil de ceux qui blasphAment CO
qu'ils ignorent.
Et, de fait, il faut etre aveugle
pour ne point voir p6ficacit6 SOU
veraine du Pain de vie dams le
monde chr6tion. Sans pEucharis-
tie, Persistence de PEglise depuis
dix-neuf cents ans, son role dams
l'humanit6, dams les moeurs, dams
les @uvres, dams les sciences ct
dams les arts est inexplicable.
Sans ellie, Ia Petite-Smur des
Pauvres, la File de Charlie sont
des engines.
Sans Intervention de CO facteur
la magni6que ct in6puisable
ef1orescence chr6tienne de tant de
d6vouements, que rien ne rebute,
que rien n~'encourage, appara1t
CONNIE I'M efet sans cause. !
Aussi, dit fort bien la "Croixo, !
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-01

A propos du projet de reduction
du service milltalre en- France, la
"Libre Parole" dit:
CEN 1868, le mar6chal Ney, mi
nistre de la guerre, demands au
corps l6gislatif les moyens de cons
tituer de fortes reserves; on refusa
en- distant quill voulait faire de la
France "%une-vaste caserne".
"-Prenez garde, r6pondit lie
mar6chal, den faire un waste cine
there.
paroles trlstement prophet
ques.
LILA guerre de 1870 cut lieu;
nous n'6tions pas prets.
"Nos g6n6raux SO trouverent en-
presence d'arm6es plus nombreu.
ses, mleux outill6es, pourvues d'u-
ne formidable artilleries.
"Les deputies de l'empire, en- re-
fusant les credits demand6s en-
1868, ont done une part de respon-
sabilit6 dams les d6sastres que SUI
bit notre malheureux pays.
"Peut- etre que 81 l'on consulate
an jourd'hui nos gen6raux, lis ne
s'opposeraient pas a l'adoption du
service de deux ans, mails Ills y met
traient, entire autres conditions,
celle d'assurer lie requirement DIES
cadres, sans lesquels une arm6e
eompos6e de jeunes soldats n'aura
aucune solidit6.
"Cette consultation de nos gene
raux doit done avoir lieu ct nous
demandons qu'elle soft fate avant
que l'on touche a la loi actuelle."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-01

Complication des Lois
Une jeune file beige 6poueait, un
jour un italien. Un peu plus tard,
ellie Sc faisait n~aturallser Francai-
Sc. 1t un peu plus tard encore,
ellie demandait le divorce. Ellie a
sans sen douter, jet6 les magis-
traits francais dams un grand en-
Darras.
La loi italienne proclame, on le
salt, l'indissolubilit6 du marriage.
Annuler l'union contract6e par Ia
plaideuse, c'6tait aboutir q ceci: la
femme n'avait plus de mari, mails
le mari await encore une femme:
Ia premiere pouvait Sc remarier, le
second devenait bigame.
Les JUICES ont done fat une cote
NAL taill6e ct sen sont tenus d la
separation de corps.
-Vous me condamnez q prem
Dire un amant q dit la demande-
resse.
Nous 'avons pas fx6 de chif-
IRE a souri, le president.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-01

transfer par les Etats-
Unis, de prendre les transa-
tlartiques jusqu'au jour Oh la IL
que franco canadienne a fonction-
ne.
LIE retrait de cette autorisation.
des Reimbursement de la ligne
franco : canadienne, prouve suf6.
samment que ]e gouvernement
franeais est pref a faire lie r6ces-
saire pour prot6ger les int6rets du
commerce direct franco-canadien.
QUAINT a la vente au Canada de
produits franeais par les importa
teurs am6ricains, on trouve que
Get argument manque de s6rieux,
le gouvernement canadien ayant,
de par lie trait6 TRANSFORMATION,
tous les moyens possibles pour
METRE fin q une semblable exploit
tation.