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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-15
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
PANAMA CANAL.

The state department has cabled
Minister Beaupre at Bogota that he
will not be hampered in any way In his
negotiations with the Colombian gov.
eminent In the canal matter.
United States warned Colombia
that neglect to ratify the canal treaty
unamonded will result in measures
that will cause regret to the friends
OF the South American republic.
Notice was given by the Panama
Canal company that It has rejected
Colombian officials efforts to divide
tho 100000 canal payment, The
United States governments approval
Is given.
Secretary Hay is unable to secure an
explanation from Colombia OF It's In.
reference with the telegraphic cor
dependence between Minister Beau
IRE at Bogota and tho state depart
nent, A sharp prod Is likely to be
given.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
NE,yS OF THE WORLD.
IN The LEvANT.

The porte notified embassies and le-
cations In Constantinople that attacks
by agitators might be expected.
The Austrian emperor urged by Pope
Plus to secure an agreement with the
Catholic powers on stopping Mace
ionian massacres. The Turks are
moving no mercy.
The landing Of United States
marines to protect the American en-
bassy at Constantinople Is possible.
Other powers have landed troops for
that purpose. The sultan VIII send
AGO. troops into Macedonia. United
States cruisers arrived at Beirut.
Many officers Of the Servan army,
including forty-seyen in the Nish
garrison were arrested for conspiracy
to kill all the conspirators involved
In the assassination OF King Alexander
and Queen Draga The plot Is said to
include 700 men.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
FOREIGN.

The French government has invited
the queen of Italy to visit Paris with
the king, who will proceed from Paris
to London.
Messages from Winnipeg claim
600, 600 acres of wheat in Manitoba
are still uncut and in danger of dam
age by frost.
William Waldorf Aston has sent a
check for 100000 to the cancer re-
search fund, as n result of the appeal
made by Prime Minister Balfour.
The German army maneuvers at Cor
betha were participated in by $4,000
men, with the mercury at 100 degrees.
Ambuances were busy with sunstroke
cases.
A monster petition to King Edward
urging Lord Lansdowne's removal for
alleged untitness is now being agitatcd
scandal disclosures.
The Canadian government party has
returned from Hudson bay, where it
investigated the report that United
States whalers were at Hershell island,
selling liquor to Indians and debauch-
ing the natives. They found the re-
port incorrect
Because he could get no seat Samuel
Jackson the millionaire, refused to pay
his fare from Germantown Junction to
Atlantic City. He was arrested and
the matter will be tested in the courts
Sergeant Mortimer, tenth royal gren-
adiers, Toronto, has won the governor
generals prize. the blue ribbon of the
dominion annual Rife association
meet, with score of 1877 out of a pos
sible 210.
The tide of immigration is setting in
toward Canadian northwest territories.
During the year ended June 80 last
4,969,92O acres were homesteaded.
The railroads sold 100000 acres addi,
tional
President ALEXANDRA Wos Gil of
the republic of Santo Domingo, has in
vited President Palma of Havana to
participate in the Inauguration of the
president Of the Dominican republic.
President Palma will spend most of
September in tour of eastern Cuba.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17

Moweaqua, H. He was widely Known
throughout the United States as
breeder of Deyonshire cattle and
Shropshire sheep. With his herds
he took twenty six premiums at the
worlds fair in 1898
Mrs. Robert Atkinson, who has been
prominently identified with Chautau-
qua work in Kansas for many years,
died. She was the widow of Rev.
Robert Atkinson, who died some years
ago and who was at one time presi-
dent of ottawa university.
Edward M. Collins, general superin-
tendent of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad. is dead as the result of
a seemingly slight accident suffered
several weeks ago. In descending
from car he ran nail into his foot,
fever resulting from the injury. Mr..
Collins was a native of Abba. Iowa
Rev. Thomas M. Clark, bishop of
Rhode Island, died suddenly at his
home in Middletown, r. l. Bishop
Clark had been in the episcopate near
ly fifty years. He belonged to a
celebrated family. A number of his
brothers are in the ministry, and all
are noted for their kindness of heart
and warmth Of manner
At BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Henry Sam
ford vice president of the Adams Elk
press Company, died of apoplexy. He
was so years old and was stricken
several weeks ago while in Canada.
Since he was taken i'll his wife died.
Mr.. Sanford was one of the four men
who planned the safety of Abraham
Lincoln's famous night ride through
Baltimore in February, 1861. The
Others were Allan Pinkerton, Norman
b. Judd of Chicago and General Man
ager Franciscus of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Colonel Jose Urioste v Perez, who
took a prominent part in the ten years
war in Cuba, is dead from cancer in
a New York hospital, after an illness
of five weeks While visiting the
Island of st, Thomas several weeks
ago he complained of a soreness in his
throat An operation was performed,
but failed to save him. Peter S.
Kennedy, the Oldest practitioner at
known in legal and republican politi-
cal circles throughout Indiana, died I'M
eXpectedly at his home in Crawfords-
vile. He was born in Kentucky in
1929 and had been actively engaged in
practice of law in Indiana for more
than half century. He was cotempor-
aneous with ex-President Harrison and
ID. w. Voorhees, and was frequently
associated with them in practice in
the early days.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
GOV. LA TOILETTE TALKS
AT THE LANCASTER FAIR

Lancaster Wis. Sept 12.-Gov La
Toilette spoke at the fair here yester-
day He followed his usual course.
making the comparisons of local
freight rates and their effects meas
ured as taxes on Grant county farming
lands. He put the tax rate for Grant
county, state and local, at 1872 cents
on the dollar, In a like manner he has
made the rate for Iowa county 1 cents
and for Eau Claire 342 cents on the
dollar The tax commission estimates
the rate for the state at 121 cents on
the dollar. The governors plan is to
localize his tahulations at each ad.
dress The manner of presenting and
the conclusions are always the same
His itinerary as mapped out for next
week is as follows:
Monday, Rhinelander: Tuesday, Am
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
LABOR DAY.

Chicago's parade contained $4,000
members Of labor unions.
Jacob b. Smith, for twenty-five wears
chef at Chicago restaurant, killed
himself because of remorse over join
ing in a strike.
A. Denver eighteen members of the
smeltcrs union have been indicted for
rioting in connection with the strike
ut the Globe and Grant smeltcrs.
Samuel Gompers in an address a In.
dianapolis challenged u. NJ Parry,
president of the National Manufac-
turers' association. to joint debate.
Samuel J. Parks, convicted New
York labor union agent was opposed
by Central Federated union of that
city rs leader of the labor day parade.
Gov, Yates. in an address Mt Spring.
field, ILL.,, defended the militia and
urged the members of unions to enlist
IN return for the laws passed to pro,
tect labor.
One thousand Colorado soldiers
were ordered to Cripple Greek to pro.
toct the lives and property from striK-
Ing miners, Labor leaders denounce
the governor for his action.
Five leading members OF Chicago
/ Federation Of Labor. including Albert
Young and Martin r, Madden, were
accused ut federation meeting with
grating, stealing, and traitorous
conduct"
]. r. Thornton, Ia Ontario street
! Chicago, was beaten by a mob, headed
by tcamsters for taking the children
Of his neighborhood to view tho Chit
cago parade in wagon which he drove
without the union badge.
Over $500 women and girls ap
poared in the Chicago parade, The
union label league and cracker pack
ers' and soap workers unions had the
most members, Only scrubwomen ant
mattresses marched The others rode
! President Roosevelt is expected I,
direct reforms in the government
printing office including the install
alton Of typesetting machines anc
modern labor saving machinery Thi.
Is the result Of the threatened strike.
The Chicago Federation OF Labor /:
threatened with assumption followins
the committees attack on the princi
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17

a good shot, and of tried bravery,
Three Eskimos have also been Sc
leCted.
Chicagoans will hereafter have TO
pay nearly one-third more than at
present for laundry work. Announce
ment Of the increase was made by the
Laundry Owners association, which
includes in It's membership nearly
every big laundry in the city.
Two additional victims Of the trolley
car collision at Pelham, N. II. The list
Of dead numbers six, with the pos.
sibilty of two being added to 1t.
Those who died Monday were Mrs.
Sylvia Gilbert of Nashau, N. H., and
Mrs Mary Dillon of West Bradford,
N. II.
An Indictment is reported to have
been secured by the grand jury against
Thomas ]. Maloney, a Denver poll.
tician, for offering a bride to City and
County Clerk Julius Achele in connec-
tion with contract for the transcript
ton of tho records for the new Arapa-
nut county,
The big Cripple Creek, Col, district
drainage tunnel calculated to drain
the mining area to a depth of $50 feet
below the present water level, admit.
ting Of deeper mining, is completed.
As soon as the last round of shots was
fred water gushed out of the mouth
Of the tunnel at go gallons q min
ute.
The Pacific coast pack of salmon
this year is 100000 cases smaller
than last year and 100000 cases
short Of the output in 1901. a big
shortage In Columbia river salmon,
an almost total failure of sockeyes in
Puget sound and in British Columbia
as well as a deficit of 100000 cases in
Alaskan salmon are responsible for
the small size Of the pack.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
INSuLAR.

Twenty insurgents were killed by
tho Jolo constabulary in an engage
ment In which the constabuary lost
but one man.
Lieut., Louis McLane Hamilton, son
of DR.. Allen MclAne Hamilton of New
York, was sentenced by court martial
In the Philippines to dshonorable dis
charge from the army for conduct UNI
becoming tho gentleman
In conformity with the requirement
that two officers of the late army OF
revolution In Cuba shall serve on the
revolutionary soldiers revisory com
mission. President Palma has appoint
cd aa such members General Emilio
Nune2, present governor Of Havana
and Colonel Carlos Duboy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
OBITUARY.

At Munich, Bavaria Herman lump,
the composer and musical conductor,
died Of apoplexy.
At Bridgeport Conn, Henry San
ford, vice president OF the Adams Elk.
press company died, aged so years.
Count Won Deyme, Austro Hungarian
ambassador 10 Great Britain. died at
Echersdorf Silesa, of heart disease
At Cedar Rapids. Iowa, II. A. Nun.
ger. general agent for Iowa Of the
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Com.
pany and well known throughout the
west died aged c. years.
Miss Fannie Runn, daughter Of II.
]. Bum a we'll known wealthy capi.
talist Of Bloomington, died suddenly
after short Illness. She was sc years
of age and was famed as singer and
pianist,
AT Brainerd MINI. state Senator
Al + Ferris died following an oper
alton for appendicitis, He was born II
New York state in 1866 and was presi
dent Of the First National Bank 81
Brainerd.
Mrs. n. II Fife. wife Of the pastor 81
the First Presbyterian church a
bloomington. H. died, after a brief i'll
ness, She was aged 81 and was borr
in Connellsville Pa The couple made
their home in Sterling. Ill, twent,
years.
John Hudson, aged 20, died a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17

pal members. The teamsters, metal
trades, and butchers are ready to So
cede Walking delegates are blamed
for the strife.
President Roosevelts address at the
Syracuse On. " celebration was
marked by arrest of John Miller, a
German, believed to have plotted the
presidents assassination. His threat
was overheard by a woman and re-
ported to the police.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
City May Change Water Supply.

La Crosse, Wis, Sept. 12.-The COM
mon council of this city is considering
the advisability of changing the entire
water supply of the city by pumping
the water out of wells instead of out of
the Mississippi river, the water from
which is said to be impure and cannot
be used for cooking purposes. The ex-
pense of changing the system would
amount to several hundred thousand
dollars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
St. Paul Road Prospers.

New York Sept. 1.-THE annual re-
port of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad shows gross earnings,
SAT 662,72S; increase, $2,049,613; oper-
ating expenses, $31, 59S,174; net earn
ings, $16,O64,5 63; increase, $6hS,334:
balance for dividends after payment of
fixed charges, $1O,473,259; increase,
SS32,SO1; balance after payment of div
idends, $2,S17,5S4: increase, 4S5,2S7.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
DOMESTIC.

Nearly Al 900 names were dropped
-rom the pension rolls by death during
the year.
The order against the use of tobacco
within West Point barracks has been
rescIndcd.
Mrs, &C. s. Greene, aunt OF Bill Nye.
il dead in California, Murder ia sus
pocted.
The Thayer Brooks wedding was
the most elaborate affair OF the New
port season.
At Steubenville, Ohio, several Italians
have been arrested for fraudulent
naturalization,
Mrs. Chauneey M. Depow declares
there is nothing In Europe TO equal
Coney Island.
At Scranton, Pa, two boys named
Epstein wore burned to death in an
incendIary fire.
At Copemish, Mich. Charles Cortes
shot and killed II, J, Baird, They had
quarroled over rent.
The engagement OF the duke OF Rox
hurghe to marry Miss May Goelet Of
Now York Is announced,
Frederick r. Coudcrt. Sr., head of
the law firm of Coudert Brothers of
New York, Ia critically Ill,
Webster City Cla0 was given 5000.
700 for public library building by
Mr., Kendall Young, who died
Peter Collier. owner Of Golfers
Weekly. Is trying to start president.
ial boom for Oliver r. Belmont
Near Salt Lake Utah. n rich vein of
coal has been found on the pre-
emption claim of Perry s. Heath.
Though his heart had been almost
cut In halves by n knife stab In Chi,
cago, Matthew Plowman Is stIll alive,
Scores OF angry women In Madison
square beat John Nulty. Il masher, be
cause he tried to hug n 1i-year-old girl,
Two men were killed, four seriously
injured and many hurt In the collapse
of n two story brick building at Vim.
ton, In,
At Denver Mrs. Kate Monior fatally
shot Mrs, Theodore Krusc, with whose
husband Mrs. Menier had become in.
fatuatod,
Rewards have been offered for the
capture Of w, IT, Church, Of Warren
ton, Mo, accused OF killing his fostcr
parents.
The body Of n man with bullet
hole between me eyes has been found
in the river n, the foot OF Lucas
avenue St IOLis
The assassination OF Mayor Me
Masters of Tuscola. H., was attempt
cd by two men. Revenge for prose
cution Is suspected.
Railway express service throughoul
the United States is threatened with
strike which will cause heavy loss L
business interests.
A burglar was hot dead and anothe,
was wounded by deputy sheriff whC
caught them stealing pipe in yacan
house near Baldwins, l.. l.
The worlds trotting record for geld
ings was lowered at Providence, II. |.
by Major Delmar, who goes the mile il
2:02ib.
j. G. Keller was reelected presidon
of the National Association of Lette
Carriers, Tho next convention vii
be held in Portland Ore.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
Commits Suicide as Did Father.

Waukesha, Wis, Sept. 12.-Harry
Fisher, 80, committed suicide by shoot
ing, just as his father had done five
years before. The body was found by
his mother, who hurried to his room
upon hearing the shot. Fisher had
been out of work and Respondent much
of the time since his return from SER
vice with the Fourth Wisconsin regi-
ment in the Spanish war.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
TRIP
ONORTH POLE

Washington, Sept 12.-Orders
granting three years leave of ali
sence to Commander Peary, begin-
ming April / next, were issued yester-
day. He is now on duty in the bu-
reau of yards and docks, He VIII
start for the North Pole July /, next
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
Joy Of the City.

you went away, | believe, to enjoy
real country fare?"
Yes"
And why have you come back?"
ITO enjoy real country fare, You
see they produce it where was, but
they ship it to the city"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17

herst; Wednesday, Shawano; Thurs
day, Manitowoc; Friday, Chippewa
Falls. The governor is to speak at
Grantsburg October 9.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-09-17
GAS To7 Z "A.
B Bear. the ~ The Kind You H.-. Away. R''F'
Signature af IxHzlZ9

Engineer H. w. Lucas was killed
and Fireman ]. w. Stafford fatally
scalded by an accident on the Nor
folk and Western near Winston, N
C.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-19
To-Day's weather.
Fair. with stationary temperature.
River and B1siness

The St Paul. the Diamond 10 Lines new
steamer will make her maiden trip from ST.
Louis to st. Paul August %. She Is the best OF
the Diamond Jo Lines several boats. and numer.
Gus requests for accommodations on the upward
trip have already been received.
Captain Dick varble. 70 years olds. died at
his old home liable Landing. KY. Sunday. He
veteran pilot on the three blgs rivers. ard
especially on Louisville Falls He leaves a broth
er. Pink .Varble.
Tho, Columbia departed for Chester and in.
termediate points yesterday afternoon. She had
a large patronage Of freight and her usual large
register In the cabin She will be in port again
tomorrow.
The city of Savannah Is the next eteam1
depart this afternoon at o'clock. She already
has engaged Q large list Of cabin passengers.
The Bald Eagle came down from the Illinois
River yesterday evening ard IL receiving Tor
the return trip this afternoon at o'clock.
Captain Fred Wild. who piloted the Oleander
from the upper river to st. Louis. returned to
Keokuk on the Sidney yesterday evening.
I The Lotus Sims Is receiving daily At the
Diamond 10 wharfboat to clear for Memphis TO-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The Peters Lee II receiving to clear for Mem.
phis and her usual way landings this afternoon
at O'clock.
The Belle Of Calhoun arrived from Hamburg
yesterday and will return to-day at o'clock
The Chester departed for Cape Girardeau yes
terday afternoon. She was well oatronixeo
Mr.. Lee Berkley was = visitor in the Lee
Line office yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-19

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ss bsa = HoEis9 ;e m IN nsa
. ss:s Sss ss III %EPss q Us
departed for 81 Louis at SEQ n: WIZ e EoSa
q q fr.l.hs IT. with big PASSENGER LIST 'na e''1'
a T., ,sa s:s. rsaSs
clear and warm. The Dick Fowler 70 Cairo on
time Tss 5Oh1 H1.os HSDss S. f. ne sa
@ ' one & s. a:s aU. 1ae, Ges, W Il
men In thi. section. Is lying at the Point Of
ss ss aiH md esasse. q .y '
s..aa: is;s feet r ne sauss: : IAN q J ~ ihs
p. M for Arkansas River with = rood trip ms
Delta arrived At noon to-day from vicksburs
m. Barrett. from me Lower Bends. passed up
# sS ,,n m, , bound e &c caIro with % biz sasEs I
with : empty model barSes. passed south At
falling. weather I eiear . and warm. B Boats down;
U. 8. steamer King and tow Of barges last
'st Cape G.ns sau = .nd ss's's u .
Up bS.,: Peters Lss % at siI Il q i A. A. Exporter and
Grand Tower. Aug. 1s.-General King down at
up at .. m. Cape Gir1rdeau down at 3 y m
Henyr Lowry down At $40 .. M: Stacker Lee
down at II q. m. Tho gauge reads IA feet. and
rising. Weather clear and warm.
Burlington. Il. Aug; 1S1Ths river I: rising
again. It came up u inch In the last "a hours.
The present stage being feet and inches:
Weather clear and warmer. Tho Eloise and
Helen Blair In and out
yicksburx Miss. Aug; la-Ths sause show
Orleans. TIE senator Cordill = due up. Tho
City Of Wheeling is due. Tho Joseph B. Finley
q due down tonight.
cg.tal Cisy; Mo. Aug 1s.-The gauge reads
Is fest. and falling. Henry Lowry and tow down.
$50 p m; Cape Girardeau down, D. m. Wealth
er clear and hot.
Warsaw. III: Aug. 1s-GauEe reads ss feet. .
fall Of q in - hours. Silver Crescent in and
out. Lucia passed down.
Louisville. Aug. 1s.-River rising: in canal 81
feet: on falls 16 feet: below locks So feet Clear
and hot.
Wheeling, Aug. 1s-River . feet inches and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
Pittsbury Aug. l1s.-River IS feet and sta
Cincinnati. aug. 1a-River 81 feet and sta
tionary. Clear and warm.
Evansville. Aug. A-River - feet: falling
Clear and warmer.
New Orleans. Aug. 1s.-weather partly cloudy
and warm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-19
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To-Day and
TO-MOrrOw.

Washington, Aug. B-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
Illinois-Fsr wednesday. except showers and
cooler in northeast portion. Thursday. fair: va
riable winds.
Nebraska-Fair Wednesday: warmer In east
portion Thursday. fair: cooler In west portion.
Kansas-Partly cloudy Wednesday: showers In
east and south portions: warmer In north and
west portion. Thursday. fair and warmer.
Oklahoma Arkansas and Indian Territory
Showers and cooler wednesday. thursday fair
and warmer.
Missouri-Fair In east. showers and cooler In
west portion Wednesday. Thursday; fair.
showers in east and south portions THURSDAY.
generally fair, except showers on the coast:
fresh south winds on the coast.
Western Texas-Showeu Wedneeday. except
fair In extreme south portion. Thuryday. fair.
In north and cast portions. Thursday. fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-19

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