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FOR RFNT-~FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-NiceIv furnished front room. sec.
ond floor; reasonable 1914 K St nv. ia5-3t
FOR RENT-Front furnished rooms for Sc. >,
and $40, 40 9Th ST. nv la5-5t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms: single OF double;
housekeeping OF otherwise. lo4 Sd st. nv.
ia55t
FOR REST-One furnished room, second floor.
geS 9TH St NV ja5-2t
FOR RENT-Furuished rooms for light house
keeping 20 LIST St NV ja5-5t
FOR RENT-Three rooms. furnished for light
housekeeping; second floor; heat, bath. and gas,
LOO y 81. nv. ja5-3t
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished front pa-Ior,
first door; gentleman preferred 1916 Columbia
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LARGE. comfortably furnished rooms: well
heated en- suite singly; also rooms suitable
ja43t
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FOR RENT-Wen heated rooms, sI.75 week. 225
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for light housekeeping; heat and gas; gas for
cooking. iag-2t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room. ID floor
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FOR RENT-Handsomely furnished large Cd
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gentlemen s.. ja83t
cold water heat, gas for cooking, near Capitol
and Library; terms reasonable 223 Jst St ne,
second floor js3-2t
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Beautiful location, Iowa Circle. near o St +;
single and double rooms; two and three-room
suites; private bath; well appointed dining
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new house, furniture; rooms single or en-
suite; steam heat, hot water. private baths
bath for every two TooEs; rates reasonable.
The PATIENCE, 80 Z st. NV. deI5-tf
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REAL ESTATE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-BARGAINSl BARCATNSl
Nice homes. Good investments
Northwest, Northeast. Southeast, Southwest.
S2,75O-1Gth ST. NV, Israr NJ, brick. rooms.
q. G50-NGaT Wash. Circle. brick rooms
-, 9o1-20th St, near H, S rooms.
s2,60o-5th st. NV, rooms, brick
s. SOL 81. NV, 8 rooms. rents SIS.
s. 35O-5th 81 NV 6 rooms. cellar
S2,750-F st. ne. near 9th, rooms, cellar.
=, 35o-FlorIda ave. ne, 8 rooms, cellar.
s2tJ00-l4Uh 81. ne, 6 ToUTns. cellar.
S2,lO0-Eye ne 9 rooms, deep lot
S2,35O-R ne. 9 rooms; very pretty.
s., 6p0-F nc. near 18th; nearly new.
8, GGO-Near Lincoln Park; new.
=, 900-NeaT 9th and F 8 rooms, cellar.
So Goa beauty, It'll ne, cellar.
S3,25O-New, 8 rooms. cellar furnace.
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S2,500-6rh Sc, 8 rooms, fine bath.
IS. OoO-F St sw-, 8 rooms, well built.
81, I0O-9th svV., 6 rOOms. brick.
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX, sos and 500 st ny.
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FOR SALE-Large gray work mare, cheap Ad-
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Fine lot Of parrots. hooking birds.
squirrels, snakes, guinea pigs, rabbits, gold
fab Also canarles from $50 upward
sCHMID'S EMPORIUM OF PETS. 7I2 18th 81.
EW. Ro25u
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WANTED-HeIp for all departments IN hotels
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 500 10th St. +;
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FOR RENT-Part Of store. 1905 St nv.
ja4-9t
FOR RENT-Two store rooms in Penhurst
Apartment House IS II 81 he. near Government
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wide. good show windows. large Easements
heat furnished: tbirkly settled neignborhoo',
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN PASSES IS
YEARS IN BRITISH PRISON.
POISONED HER HUSBAND
WEEDS at Eighteen but Lives unhap-
PLY With Man More Than
Twice Her Ase-Give-Away Letter
to a Lover Leads to Her Convic,
ton.

London, March 24.--Mrs. Florence
Maybrick, the American woman scrv-
ing life cSntonCe on the charge OF
poisoning her husband. will be re-
leased in 1904 The announcement
comes from the home office. which au-
thorizeS her Washington lawyers to
use the fact of her release next year
as reason for securing the postpone
ment of the trial of the suits bearing
ON the prisoners interest in land In
Kentucky. Virginia and West Virginia,
until she is able to personally testify.
The decision to release Mrs Mayhrick
was entirely due to efforts on this side
of the Atlantic and that Ambassador
Herbert has never been called upon to
act in this matter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26

he had determined to fight for the lit
tie honor she had left him, and after
getting a divorce. To fight for the chill.
dren, He would insist on counter
suit by Mrs. Burdick being fought in
opeL court. Three weeks after this
letter Mrs. Burdick was taken back by
her husband. She said that after re-
turning home she frequently met Pen.
nell in another's house: that she was
there once when BurdiCk came there
and avoided him by stepping out OF the
window. She did not hear that Bur
dick and his friends ON that occasion
caught Pencil as he was jumping out
of the window and took him back in
to the room. She also admitted, after
first denying, that she frequently met
Pennell at other houses. Other wit.
nesses yesterday included George G.,
Miller, Burdick's attorney; Henry J.,
Orrett, Pencils furnace man, and
Lizzie Romance, maid in Pennelrs
house.
Miller's testimony related mostly to
the divorce proceedings He said that
Pennel once in his office made a
yelled threat at suicide The teSti-
mony of the others was not of great
Importance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
SUMMONS SERVED ON
EIGHT COAL COMPANIES

indianapolis, March "a Summons
were served yesterday on eight In.
diana coal companies ordering them
to appear before Judge Kahlsaat Of
the United States district court Mt
Chicago this morning to answer to
the application for a restraining order
filed by the United States District At
torney Bethea The defendants are
charged with violating the Sherman
law. The defendants are the same
companies that were indicated at
Chicago for conspiracy to raise the
price of coal during the famine last
winter. Judge Chetlain decided that
the state courts had no jurisdiction
any any action must proceed against
them through the federal courts If At
al.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
SAD SNOW AT YELLOWSTONE.
Prospects For Good Weather for Pres
ident's Visit Net Bright.

Fort Yellowstone, March 24,--The
National Park was swept by a terrific
snow storm duriuS the past two days,
The gulChes were filled. making travel
even for ski runners almost impoSSi.
Bile. The prospect for pleasant wealth.
er when the president visits the park
is not at ali good.
Major Pitcher superintendent of the
park, declared President Roosevelt
will do no hunting in the park, His
gun will be sealed Ly military when
he enters the park. just as though he
We're an ordinary either 1t is under.
stood from information received ny
Major Pitcher from Washington is
that one of the chief purposes of the
presidents visit to the park is to cX.
anime the precautions being taken for
the preservation of game, and see
what is necessary to make the protec'
ton still more effective.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
Madison. March 81,

senator Mosher argued yesterday
before the assembly committee on
state affairs in favor of his bill to ea
tahl!sh u state insurance fund, accord.
ing to which plan the insurance of the
buildings and property OF the state
would no longer he Cnnhdpd To In
suranCe companies. and that instead
o. paying the companies premiums,
these sums be set aside in what shall
be known as the insurance fund. To- he
drawn upon whenever loss Is occn.
stoned to the property such MS would
he reimbursed under an ordinary In
suranct policy The plan In effect Is
for the state to organize business of
insurance on It's own account, paJ II.
self premiums and ont OF these accu.
muIatinR premiums bear any loss that
may accrue to It's property,
In support of his bin senator
Moshcr said the state pays In the long
run s. for premiums for every 81 of
reimbursement received back lie
said this proposed system was applied
with success and profit Ia the state OF
New York as shown by correspond.
ence which he read, that the state of
Illinois found II profitable not to In
sure It's property, that the same was
true IN Iowa and other states and par,
ticulnrly he made an example of the
policy of the national government,
which Is never to carry insurance
upon any Of the public buildings or
tho public property,
Senator Mosher gave figures show.
ing that he state paid annually for flre
insurance sl0500, distributed as fol,
lows,
state board of control, sib57, nor.
NAL schools $4,000; agricultural so
cIety, $i76; university, $1,000; capitol
and executive residence, sSis. Nil
waultee Industrial school for girls.
1921.
He argued that II this sum were set
aside annually the state would carry Its
own risks at large profit and saving
over the present expense for lnsur.
anco. Incidentally the hearing dc.
yeloped that the fire insurance bust.
ness is very profitable No action
was taken.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
REVOLUTION is RENEWED IN
MlNDANAO.
SEVERAL WHITES KILLED
Among Them Inspector Clarke, of
the ConstabuIary - First Time
American Troops Have Been Used
Since Peace With Moros-Gov.
Taft Trying to Effect Settlement.

Manila, March 24.-The town of Su.
riga Island of Mindano, was captured
by ladrones. who killed Constabulary
Inspector Clarke and several others.
\ detachment of thirty soldiers has
left to recapture the place.
Brigadier General Sumner, com,
handing the department of Mindanao,
has been ordered to send two addi-
tional companies of troops to Surgiao.
1t is reported the Ladrones are holding
the town. but the details Of the fight
have not been received The fate of
the white officials and other foreigners
is not known. If they have been cap
tured vigorous measures will be taken
to relieve them. This is the first time
American troops have been used since
peace with the moros was declared.
Governor Taft and General Davis
are going to Jolo for conference with
the sultan and leading morus in Jolo
in the hope of averting the trouble.
They will leave here tomorrow on the
transport ingalls,. No adviCes have
been received from Jolo since Satur-
day The situation there is regarded
as being critical, although Gov. Taft
and Gen. Davis hope to succeed in
making the moros understand the in
tentiors of the Americans.
The burial ship Preteus, has arrived
ing the bodies Of five hundred soldiers
here from the Jolo archipelago. bring
ing few citizenc. The bodies will
be sent home on transport
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
Ia soufriere Is AGAIN Active.

kiugstown, st, Vincent March as
Ia Souriore is again In violent erup.
ton, throwing a black cloud over the
entire colony, The country people are
terrified The lands beyond George.
town and Chateau Belair, where the
erosion Of former deposits has been
rapid since last October, are again
overwhelmed, causing serious hind,
rance to, Il not complete abandonment
of future cultivation, Tho land own
ers and arrowroot growers are dospon.
dent, At Georgetown windows were
broken by falling stones and tho
streets are covered with three or four
inches of sand, Earth tremors are felt
constantly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
NEW CORPORATIONS.


The latest articles OF incorporation
filed in the office of secretary OF state
are as follows.
The $. G. Knox Co. numbering firm,
organized to operate in Louisiana, cap.
ital stock 100000 divided into 900
shares of 800 each; incorporators, s.
G. Knox, Senator A l.. krcut2cr and
w. c. Winton,
The Wisconsin Louisiana Land q
oil CO., Milwaukee, capital stock 500,
600 divided into | 900 shares of 800
each incorporators. Alfred G. KEN
per, A. J, Schmitz and August Bergen,
thai.
The Northwestern Land a. Mining
Co. Baraboo. capital stock $4,000, d.
yIded into 10000 shares of 81 each;
incorporators, Arthur Judeyine, Her.
bert Judevine and G. A, Clark
The oil Burner Furnace Co, Mil
waukee capital stock 100000 divided
into 200 shares Of $50 EACH incorpor
ators, NJ D Kelly f S. Garland and
John +. Kelly
The Burlington Electric Light &
Power Co. Burlington, Racine county
capital stock $4,000 divided into 500
shares Of 800 each incorporators
Leonard ]. Smith, Clarence Il. pardee
and Mary d. Smith.
The Katharyn Zine Mining & MIL.
ing Co. Milwaukee. capital stock $780,.
900, divided into 1900 shares Of $40
each; incorporators Frank G. Bige.
low, Horace NJ. Brown and Frank NJ.
Hoyt
The Miller and Co. Appleton capital
stock SIS 900, divided into $50 shares
OF 500 each; incorporators, G. NJ,
Miller, NJ. H. Miller and u, x Miller,
The Medford Pea Canning Co, Med.
ford. Taylor county, capital stock $24.,
900, divided into 24O shares Of 800
each; incorporators T NJ. Milor, C. l..
AIverson and f. w Douthett.
The Merrill Railway a. Lighting CO.,
Merrill. Lincoln county, y J. NJ Cotter
president. and r. s. King, secretary.
filed an amendment increasing the
capital stock from $4,000 10 10000
The Jefferson Investment Co, Nil.
capital stock 10000. divided
into 100 shares Of 500 each incorpor
ators. Hugh Ryan Harry G. McDcr.
mott and Fordyce II Bottom.
The Mandelert Merchantlle Co,
Chippewa Falls. capital stock 100000.
divided into 900 shares Of 800 each
Charles A., George A..
Olive and Ida Mandelert. and Mary
Adele Murphy and Mary sommer
meyer.
The Sisters Of Mary, Bcloit, filet
making the articles more
explicit. signed by Mother Mary Agnes
and Sister NJ Madeleine.
The Fayera Creamery Co, Fayera.
Rlchland county, capital stock $4,000. |
divided into 50 shares Of SIS each;
~ D. Ellsworth, 7. J. |
NJ. j. McDermott and sey.
IN others
The Wisconsin Archaeological socie.
". Milwaukee, formed with no capital
stock for the purpose Of promoting |
research; incorporates.
Henry Al. Crosby, Charles II Brown,
Lee r. Whitney and George A. West.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
ARTISTS WIFE WINS
IN SUIT FOR MILLIONS

New York, March "a Mrs Fannie
Rayne McComb Herzog, daughter Of
the late James jennings MeComb,
and who married the artist Louis Her
zog before she could get court TO dc.
eide whether the clause Of her fathers
will cutting her out Of her share Of MS
sl5. 900, 900 estate should she marry
Herzog was valid, has won her con.
tention Under the decision filed yes
terday Mrs. Herzog Ii declared en-.
titled to about $4,000, 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
Man and Money Are'MIsslna.

Milwaukee. March 24,--Treasurcr
Harry f. Nirdlinger of the Marguerite
sylvia opera company was robbed of
cash and notes amounting in all 70
about $4,000 Yesterday. the money
having Teen taken from beneath his
head while he slept, 1t is asserted
Ntrdlinger was drugsed before he re-
tired A member of the company who
is missing and who slept With NtrJ,
linger is suspected of the theft
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
NEW YORK BUTLER MISSING
WITH $4,000 IN JEWELRY

New York, March 2i.-Goorge Bos.
sut, the butler at the residence of Al.
fred Nathan, disappeared and jewelry
belonging to Nathan valued at $40, 900
is missing, Bossut left note admit
ting he took tho jewolry, promising IL
the matter is kept quiet to send the
pawn tickets TO Nathan and threaten.
ing to leave for Europe II the police
are put on his track.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
SHOT AT A LAWYER.
Milwaukee Has an Exciting Shooting
Episode.

Milwaukee March Believing
he was victim of injustice Thomas
Cusack last night fired three shots at
Attorney Chas NJ Seaman, as the
latter emerged from a restaurant in
the business part of the town. One
shot struck Seaman in the back but
the wound is not considered serious.
A stray bullet cut through Jacob
Huliens clothes bur did not wound
him. After an exciting chase Cusack
was arrested.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CDttle- Receipts 1000: market steady;
good 10 prime SjiVi5 g poor to medium.
ST. 15aii IS. siockprs s.. Int ~; cows, si60at
iga, Texans. 81 GOAT o.
Hogs Receipts 1900. market steady;
mixed butchers Vi iobi77 good Ia choice
heavy. 81 Uni ~. rongh hrnyy 81. 25sf7 10;
light 81 i6hiT 80: bulk Of sales. SI.i56tT70
Gbr.u- Receipts Gg1 market steady:
14ap1fs ~. lambs, g. 256i71
Butter steady. crenmeries, i7Gt2Ilsc: dai.
rios iiIt2lc
Eggs Easy: i3Lc.
Poultry Weaker: turkeys, l66ti7c. chick
ems i06fi2ihe
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26

San Domingo, March ~. Reyom.
tiouiSts are in fun possession of the
city of san Domingo. They have taken
charge of the cable office and govern
ment land lines Foreign Minister
Sanchez has sought refuge in the
United states consulate. The lighting
continues. Assistant Governor Echo.
niQue and the commander of the gov.
eminent forces, General Pena, have
been killed. 1t is expected that the
government troops outside the city
will attack the royolutionists who are
in san Domingo General Wosgil has
assumed command of the revolutions
airy forces, 1t is reported that many
have been killed on both sides
viii End the Revolution.
Willemstad Curacao, March "a
General Matos, leader of the Nenc2ue-
Ian revolutionary movement, who Is
here, yesterday sent the following
cablegram to General Ramon Ayala,
vice president Of Venezuela and pres.
ident Of congress;
Don Castro has resigned the pres.
idency. Considering that his being In
power renders impossible all peace
and prosperity in Venezuela, If con.
gress viii accept his abdication | viii
promise you to use all my influence
with the commanders of the revolu-
tionary army to put an immediate end
to the war"
Rioting IN Trinidad.
Kingstown, st. Vincent. March "a
A serious riot was In progress yester.
day afternoon in Port Of Spain. Trni
dad. Mobs attempted to burn the gov
eminent buildings there and the police
had TO fire on the rioters, killing and
wounding several. The British cruiser
Pallas, at the time the dispatch left
was landing buojackets. The rioting
was due to the refusal Of the govern.
ment to withdraw an ordinance con.
corning the new watcrworks, to pro,
test against which several public
meetings had been held. a demonstra-
ton was made during yesterdays
meeting OF tlt ItBlhIhtINc tOuHCll anu
finally the mobs stoned the govern.
ment building and set fire TO 1t. The
riot act was read and the police fired
on the mob.
To Protect American Interests.
Washington March 24.-The navy
department yesterday was informed
of the arrival Of the Olympia, Panther
and Marietta at Puerto Cortez, on the
east coast Of Honduras. whore they
were sent for the protection Of AmerI.
can interests said TO be endangered by
the political troubles In that country.
Honduras In a Broil.
Panama, March 2l.-Adyices from
Honduras state the forces under Gen.
eral Davila, which are supporting Gen
nral BonnilIa, president elect Of Hon
iuras, who is seeking 10 overthrow
General Sierra, the retiring president,
have occupied the town OF San antonio,
IS miles from Tesucigalpa. the capital.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
USED a "RAZZER.-
So Minister TO the Black Land Had TO
Draw a Gun,

New York, March e4,--Dr. ]. r, A.
Grassland, United States minister to
liberia and G. Washington Ellis, sec.
Rotary of the legation, arrived last
night Both are negroes Explaining
his shooting of Thoroas Faulkner at
the legation last October. Grassland
says it was done in self defense.
Faulkner occupied rooms in the huuu.
ing in Monrovia which Grassland
leased for the legation, When or
dored to move out Faulkner attacked
him with razor and Grassland shot
him three times, Faulkner has re-
covered
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
Or. G. n, ipE DEAD.
Milwaukee Pastor Passes Away In Ne
nosha Sanltarlum,

Kenosha March 24,--nr G, H. lde
died here last night as n result of an
attack of apopleXy Sunday morning,
He came here TO rest and had not
been i'll up to the time he was stricken
sunday He was pastor of Grand Ave,
nue. Congregational church, Milwau,
kee and was one of the best known
pastors of his denomination in the
west
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-03-26
REFUSES TO ACCEPT
cAsTRo's RESIGNATION

Washington, March 24.-United
States Charge Russell at Caracas has
cabled the state department that the
Venezuelan congress, unanimously de-
cided not to accept the resignation oil
President Castro.