Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-07-10

court She was granted new IiaI
last February.
FOREIGN.
Miss Jeanne Langtry, daughter Ct
the actress, married Ian y. Malcolm
q member of the British parliament.
Hayti's political factions have
abandoned their presidential cam
I Daign and armed for war; the fighting
started near Port au Prince.
Emperor williams yacht Meteor de-
feated the English yacht Cicely, but
the race is claimed for the latter on
! time allowance; the kaiser himself
steered the Meteor,
I King Edwards condition continued
| favorable and talk o: the coronation
is resumed. Doctors say only the
first step in the operation has becl
passed successfully.
I A British imperial conference began
. at London between Chamberlain ana
six colonial prcmiers the sentiment
for preferential trade with colonies
Maj. Cornelius Gardener testified
in the Manila inquiry into his cruelty
charges; Capt Steele denounced the
municipalities started in Tayabas, but
did not touch the matter unGer in
| quiry.
The British colonial conference en-
| June 80 will discuss defense and CON.
mercial relations rebate in England
on colonial products, and subsidized
mail service from Australia VIA
| Canada.
A detachment Of United States
marines and n force Of the native on
stabulary have had an engagement
with u large body of ladrones in
Morong province, Luzon. one marine
and seven ladrones were killed.
Toronto having been selected rs
the meeting place Of the next
trIennial convention of the lnteg.
national Sunday School association in
1905, the worldwide convention il
1904 viii be held at Jerusalem,
IN dispatch from Port Arthur the
correspondent of The Novoe Vermya
blames the captain Of the British
vessel Hnan for the recent epidemic
Of cholera at that port, which nas
caused the death of over 400 persons,
nearly 800 of whom were Europeans.
The fact that no representative oI
| the ministry has called at the British
f. .,pra 10, tI,,y A.
| Russia In the matter of the Illness or
| King Edward has ocCasoncd much
comment and Is generally attributed
| to Russian Chagrin on account of the
conclusion of peace in south Africa.
Commander G. Is. HARDER, the
| United States naval nttaCho at Paris,
has been cordially received by rhe
car, who expressed to the officer his
entire satisfaction with the Russian
| warships which have been built by
| the Cramps, Commander Harder -
| engaged in visiting various gun works
IL Russia and the government shjp.
yards
Capt, hriyctsliy has been sentenced
| to imprisonment for two years and SIX
months by Courtmartial which was
held at Poltava for having accepted
| brides to free recruits fADm military
| service. Six of the captains nc.
completes have been sentenced to
three years imprisonment, and six
others have been given various terms
of penal servitude.
The RI Rev Thomas O'Gorman
bishop Of Sioux Falls, S. D. when lac
returns to the United States, will be
the bearer of n letter from the pope
| to President Roosevelt and will take
with him the pontlf's magnificent gift
to the American president which con
| sists of u view Of the city of Rome
from the vatican studio, done in
mosaic The idea of appOntinC
bishop O'GOrman apostolic delegate
in the Philippines appears for ;ho
| present ut least, to have been given III
The French press halls the renewal
of the triple alliance between Ger
many, Austria Hungary. and Italy,
which was effected by the signing Of .
treaty in Berlin by the imperial
chancellor of Germany, Count ION
Bulow, and the Austrian and Italian
ambassadors to Germany, with con.
siderable CQuanimity, and expresses
the belief that the strength of the
alliance has been much enfoehled by
discussions with regard to tariff Ques.
tions and better understanding be.
tween Italy and France
MORTUARY.