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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18

/ Washington, has resigned the manage.
ment of his fathers 20000-acre ranch
| and has taken a job as fireman on a
locomotive, because his father did not
invite him to the Roosevelt banquet
Prof. w. H. H. Hart OF Howard uni
versity, and one of the most advanced
negro philanthropists says education
is the only solution Of the negro
problem. He does not blame the
south for all the troubles, and say
/ 1t will take a long time to get results.
After having been twice reprieved
| by Governor Odell, Arthur Flanagan
a negro, was put to death in the
electric chair in Sing Sing p son.
Flanagan killed Keeper Hugh Nc
Govern in the prison attached to the
West Fifty-fourth street police court
New York.
John w. Gates, associated with
Colonel Isaac Ellwood Tin Plate
/ Reed and few other millionaires. has
engineered a corner in July corn. Re
ports are that the Gates crowd is
"long" 20,000,O00 bushels Of the July
option. The profits ready to pocket
are estimated at 100000.
George L. Kemp, general manager
of a typewriter factory, died at ST.
Vmcent's hospital, New York, as the
result Of injuries received by jumping
or falling out Of the second story win
dow of the hospital while delirious
with pneumonia. His family will bring
suit for $4,000 damages.
Mrs. Jane Douglas Champlin, from
whom her Chicago husband is seeking
divorce, has asked the court for 81 600
for defense and 500 month temper
airy alimony. millionaire New York
yachtsman will be named by Mr..
Champlin as correspondent
The steamer Home, which was sent
to search for the sealing schooner
Dominion, lost amid the ice foes with
crew Of twenty. eight men, reports at
St Johns, N. f., having seen no sign
of the missing ship or crew. 1t is
thought possible that they are among
the foes in Belle Isle strait.
At Madison, Ind Dan Kinds, col
ored, aged rs years, was caught and a
rope thrown around his neck by young
men employed at Meligh's button fac
tory, for an attempted assault on
white girl named humphreys. The
sheriff secured the prisoner, however,
and held him for the grand jury in
vestgation.
t,I, n,.h 1i,,A
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
NEW EPOCH
IN SERVIA'S
HISTORY

Belgrade, June l2.-The uasedy
marks an epoch on the Se-yian
throne, the close of long series at
escapades on the part of an upstart 3s
a king that have shocked the ent.
world.
From his earliest love making King
Alexander had furnished to the WORKS
a court career that never had a coun-
terpart in European royalty, and that
has had few if any EQUALS in fiction
His subjects were alternately SHOCKED
anu grieved and his dethronement
was many times threatened. Evesy
move he has made was followed by
wild sensations. His marriage to
Madam Draga Mascnin astonisheC
Europe and threw his country into
commissions. The whole episode Of
his courtship and marriage was more
like a romance of the middle ages than
OF this prosaic modern world. It was
a Prisoner of Zenda story in real life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
"AcoRNs IN GOOD Gov MY,

The Acosus, who plan to set UP in
New Nork a mo treat saloon, are in
pretty coed company Some Swiss
clergyman have Just undertaken sim.
liar enterprise with similar reform.
atory purpose. In England the Bishop
of Chester and others rank as direct
tors of the Gothenhurg Public House
Trust
Two English clergymen own and dl.
rectly manage rarochial public houses
More than twenty years ago the Rev
Osbert Mordaunt. rector of Hampton
Lucy r"a~ Warwick took poss asston
@ Il village inn, and abolished the
sale Of spirits. Ills next care was &C
sell pure beer The manager sets a
salary for selling beer Int receives
all tho Profits on the sale ot food and
aerated waters. The profits from beer
are devoted to public purposes.
At Atheriueton, near Bavn staple
the Rev W Arthur runs thn White
Hart Inn ON similar lines
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
Boiler explosions made rescue

craft. Boiler explosions made rescue
difficult.
The Panama municipal council has
adopted a resolution in favor of petit
tioning congress to ratify the Hay
Herran canal treaty, and asking the
municipalities Of thu other districts in
the department to send a similar
petition.
The town of Figuig Morocco, was
bombarded by French artillery in re-
taiation for recent attack by tribes
men on Gov. Gen. Jonnart and party.
The mosque, walls, and many houses
were demolished. A protectorate
may follow
At Ottawa, Ont, the sash and door
factory and planning mills of Messrs.
Davidson and Thackerey, the printing
and lithograpic establishment OF
Mortimer & Co., and ten dwelling
houses in Queen street were burned
TO the ground. The loss is 100000,
At meeting OF liberal supporters Of
the government Premier Stourdza and
Finance Minister Costinesco spoke
strongly against allowing Americans
to secure a foothold in the Roumanian
oil fields and urged patriotic Rouman-
ions to refrain from treating with the
American ports.
If the contractors figures are re-
liable Austria possesses the fastest
battleship in the world the Arpad,
which has Just been completed by the
Trieste Shipbuilding company at Pola
On the contractors trial the vessel
reached a maximum speed Of 20.12
knots. Her average was 1866 in a
six hours trip.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
DENIES GUILT
BUT is GLAD

Geneva, June 12.-Prince Kara
georgevitch has been living here since
1891. Through a Russian consul, an
intimate friend, he made a statement
to the Associated Press, declaring his
innocence of any knowledge of the Bel
grade tragedy. He said that through
his grandfather he undoubtedly had
the best right to the Servian throne
and intended taking it if possible for
the sake of his son, but he expected to
meet with great difficulties and hoped
for assistance from Austria"
He also said he did not know when
ne would start for Belgrade. From
other sources it is learned the prince
will leave secretly Friday morning for
Vienna, whence he will proceed to Bel
grade. t is said the prince received an
enormous number of kilograms for the
week past, many of them from the
frontier of Seryia. Russian money was
undoubtedly used in the revolution
which, according to general belief,
was planned here.
The prince usually visited Vienna
and ST. Petersburg every year, but re-
Gently he has been several times 70
Vienna and has also visited St. Peters
burg, where his son is at school
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
lNsuLAR.

The war department has decided to
place the transport Buford In commits
sion, owing to the increasing traffic
between this country and the Philip
pines.
Attorney General Knox received the
resignation of Judge Henry G. Cald-
veil OF the United States circuit
court of the eighth circuit, whose home
s in Little Rock, Ark
Commander in Chief Urell and Ad-
jutant General Dyer Of the Spanish
War Veterans invited President Roose-
welt to attend the annual encampment
Of the veterans 10 be held next Sep
TENDER in New Haven, Conn.
At San Juan. p. r., the Vandegrift
Construction company Of Philadelphia
has deposited bond In the amount
OF 100000 to guarantee the construc-
ton of an electric railway, to cost 3d.
100000, from San Juan to Ponce.
Gen. Miles statements on a Philip
pine famine If answered by Gov. Taft,
who declares there is no suffering,
and that the funds are ample. Ten
thousand carabao were bought to re-
place those killed by the rderpest.
A cable message received at the
navy department announces the ar
rival at CaVite, p. J., Of the collier
Justin from a cruise to Guam and the
island of zap OF the Pelew group.
The object Of the visit to zap was to
land a lawyer who Is engaged In
looking after the interests OF the
American heirs OF the late King
O'Keefe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
The Haw and Gee 81 Holland.

Fred Simpson purchased an o. team
a few DAYS since for service upon his
farm southwest Of the village. and It
TRANSFERRED that when Fred made that
purchase he sealed the contract for a
bunch Of trouble all his own. Fred
purchased them in Holland and he now
finds what little education they hGd re-
ceived had been in the Dutch language.
Benton Harbor (Mich) Banner Reg
lister
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
Divorce in the Chorus.

Eleanor Gallagher, daughter of Col
Gallagher of San Francisco. the
divorced wife of Edmund P. Dole of
Honolulu, cousin of Gov Sanford b.
Dole and at one time the attorney
general of the Hawaiian islands, has
decided that she was destined for the
stage. She has accordingly entered
her destiny on Monday night at the
Casino, in the chorus of The Run
aWays in New York. Her former hus-
band, who is also a brother of Rev
Charles F.. Dole, we'll known in Bos-
ton, and of Nathan Haskell Dole,
first met her at Honolulu when she
was on a tour around the world with
her father and sister. 1t is said that
when she got back to San Francisco,
seven months after the meeting, she
found 100 letters awaiting her from
Mr.. Dole She yielded to this ardent
wCoing, and lived for a time with her
husband in Gov. DOles Honolulu resi-
dcuce. She secured her divorce on
the ground of incompatibility of tenn
per, stating that her husband caused
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
FOREIGN.

The pope is suffering from dia1rhoea.
| Only necessary audiences are granted
+ by his holiness.
Mount peIoe is again active. For
several days the volcano has been
emitting flames and clouds of vapor.
At SaIonM. European Turkey. four
Bulgarias convicted Of participation
| in the dynamite outrages have been
condemned to death
The government Of Belgium has de-
cded to abandon the project of annex
alton of Congo Frco state allowing
the option to expire
Political warfare IN ENGLAND is now
practically certain over Secretary
! Chamhorlan's plan 10 upset the deep
seated free trade ideas
Norway and Sweden hate decided to
! be represented by their own counsel at
! The Hague when tho Venezuelan eases
j are taken up for arbitration,
The kaiser and the czar will visit
Vienna simultaneously at the begin
ming Of September. The car will
continue to Rome ny way of Trieste.
The Venezuelan government has re-
occupied san Felix en- the Orinoco
march of the government troops to
| Ciudad Bolivar
Paris Grand Prix, worth $4,000, was
won by Edmond B,anc's QUO Nadis
with Caisus second Ninicius third, and
w X. Vanderbilt's Alpha fourth over
$50, 104 in bets were placed on the
event
! A cheap process of killing disease
germs in water was demonstrated 10 a
Berlin chemical congress by Prof
! proskaucr. The ozonizing device
used is already in operation at Weis
baden,
GenGarmos and detachment of en-
pincers dispossesscd the monks from
the monastery of La Blachere, France.
About 5000 persons engaged IN a
demonstration for and against the
authorities.
The Japanese arc planning a rail
road and steamboat lines in Corea and
/ Russians are alarmed at the japanese
settlements, which will result The
natives are already losing their houses
on Japanese mortgages,
II is annoucued that the Bolivian
government has signed a treaty with
Chile the basis being a cession Of the
Bolivian coast lands, now under the
virtual control Of Gale, in return for
! a pocuniary compensation.
Fraulicn Doctor Anita Augsburg,
the agtatur Of women rights speaking
At public meeting in Berlin has
ureed women to 50 electioneering in
favor or treaties with foreign coun-
/ tries which would cheaper -four aud
meal
! At Berlin Sergeant Wanock has
been sentenced to thirty months inn
prisonmeut and to dismissal from the
army having been convicted of 166 in
stances of abuse of soldiers, In two
eases Warneck spat in the mouths Of
recruits
over 100 passengers aud sailors
We're drowned off Marseilles ~ the
sinking Of the steamer Liban in col
hsion with the steamer Insulare
Seyenty.seven We're picked up by other
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
King Kills Leader.

Naumovics presented to the King =
form of abdication for his signature
The document contained the statement
that by marrying a public prostitute
the king had degraded Servia and
therefore he must ahdicate, Tho
kings answer was to draw a revolver
and hill Naumovics on The spot Ms
chics then picked VI the document
and presented it again. and the king,
who perceived his danger, fed with
Queen Draga TO the ra1aco roof, both
being in their night clothes The
officers followed. continuously firing
and ultimately shot down the royal
couple.
Major Luke La7arcwics. who has
been under the kings displeasure Eor
two years, is said to have fired the
shot which actually killed the king.
About o'clock Queen pra%a's two
brothers were shot at their homes, a.
well as Premier Markoyidtch and his
brotherin-law. NJ Milkovitz minst +
Of the interior NJ. Tudorovlcs, AM
his daughter, and the war minister
General Pavlovitch,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18

her to fall on her knees with him and
pray for lengthy periods at frequent
intervals, no matter where they might
be, Probably no one will compel her
to do this in the chorus of The Run
Always.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18

arms to protect her and awaited !.
conspirators. After refusing to sfgr
the abdication, the officers with H.
drawn revolvers. fired bullets ana 80
royal couple fell together.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
DEED PLANNED
WEEKS BEFORE
PLOT LAID EARLY BY MINISTERS
OF JUSTICE.
KING SHOOTS INTRUDER
Abdication Paper Presented for Royal
Signature and Refusal by Killing
Bearer Is Followed by Royal Muir
ders-PeopIe Rejoice as on Festival
Day.

Vienna, June 12-Belgrade dis
patches say the revolution was
planned weeks ago. Societies were
organized in the country and worked
in cooperation with the army. The
leaders of the revolution are said to
have been the new ministers of jus.
tice and finance, respectively NJ.
Schiokovecs and NJ. Valikovis and the
sixth regiment of infantry, garrisoning
Belgrade, was designated to carry out
the plot.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18

Rome, June I2.-Pope Leo MIL,
when informed of the tragedy at Bel
grade, was deeply shocked and ex-
claimed:
"When will people learn that thrones
and crowns stained with blood are not
worth having"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
End Feared in Moscow.

Sofia June 12-The tragedy at Bel
grade became known here late yester-
day. 1t created a profound impress
sion. 1t is feard that in conjunction
with the trouble in Macedonia tbs
Servian revolution may lead to inter
national plications. involving dis
astrous consequences TO Bulgaria.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18

Prof. y, Coe Stewart. supervisor of
music in the Cleveland public schools,
has resigned after filing the position
for SC years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
Seriously Regarded.

Washington, June 12,-The reported
assassinations in Seryia are seriously
regarded at the Russian embassy. Am
bassador Casini declined to make
statement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
Fears fastened Matters.

1t was originally intended that the
plot should be executed later but fears
that the new Servian parliament
would settle the question of success
sion to the throne fastened matters.
Col Naumovics, the kings adjutaut
was entrusted with the execution Of
the plans. While on duty at L O'Clock
Naumovics burst in the door of the
royal couples sleeping apartments
with a bomb, and then entered, &C
comranied by Mischics and number
of junior officers. Previously the
palace guard had been overpowered
and its commander, Captain Paua,
jowis, was killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
AS for a festival.

While these events We're proceed
ing at the palace the streets of tn"
city were occupied by soldiers and an
armed force surrounded the royal
residence Horses and guns of m
t'llery were decorated with eyergreers
as for a festival Soldiers discardc
the badge OF King Alexander from
their helmets.
An attempt was made to support
the dynasty by the commander of the
Danube division, who tried to march
the eighth regiment of infantry into
the city to help the late king, but he
was opposed by a body Of troops undo"
Col Gacowits, In the tieht which en-,
sued both the officers mentioned were
killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
A THRONE NOT
WORTH HAVING
POPE LEO UTTERS PORTENTIoUS
EXCLAMATION.
A BL0OD-S STAN % CROWN

Tragedy at Belgrade CeePIy Shocks
Roman Pontiff and He Wonders
When People VIII Learn Better
Russian EMBASSY at Washington
Seriously Regards Situation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
KINGS Vain Call for Help.

Vienna. June 12.-Later reports
from Belgrade say that when the door
Of Alexander's apartment was burst in
the king rushed to the window and
appealed for assistance but no answer
came. Realizing the situation he re-
turned to the queen. holding her in his
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-06-18
Official Explanation.

What purports to be an ofToial eX-
PLANTATION of the tragedy was / sued at
Belgrade during the day. Il says:
After dinner Wednesday evening
the king and queen with some OF their
relatives and several ministers, sat
on the balcony of the palace. Sud
denly the king demanded that Queen
Draca leave the country She re
fused aud was supported by some If
the ministers. When the king saw tho
opposition he ordered the military 10
occupy the palace
meanwhile the queens friends
were also quite active and collected
her supporters, II was in the fight be
J tween the two factions that the king
and queen were killed
Intervention Feared
! A dispatch received by the Aus
trian foreign Offices announced that
| the Servian parliament. which has
! been summoned for June 10, will only
elect Prince Karageorgevitch king in
1 the event Of Austria and Russia not
4 opposing such steps, Austria Will not
object. because. although the prince
! was once an avowed enemy Of Austria
I he has since given repeated as
! surances that in the event Of his
coming To the throne OF Servia he WIS
DESTROYS Of living amicahly with Aus
tria
The question Of Austrian interyen
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-04
Wire to the Ranges.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryner. of Chi
cago, are in the city, stopping at the
Spalding. Mr.. Bryner is the per
sopa] representative of w. III. Laid
ley & Co.. commission merchants,
and he is here to arrange for the
construction of private wire to the
iron ranges. AS soon as it is com
pleted his firm will esta blish branch
Offices in Hibbing, Virginia and
Eveleth. The growth of the firms
business on the ranges has been
such that it is deemed necessary to
install the private re-and estab-
fish these new Offices. Mr.. Bryner
is one of the best known commits
sion men in the northwest, having
been for years on the Chicago board
of trade.-Evening Herald. s.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-04
AUGUST Ore Shipments.

Although ore shipments for Aug
ust show a slight falling off, the
total thus far for the year is we'll in
excess of last years shipments to
date, both the D., NJ. & N. and the
Great Northern showing an in
crease in shipments over the cor
responding month last year, while
the decrease in shipments over the
Duluth & Iron Range was less than
100000 tons.
For the month the Duluth, Mis-
sabe & Northern docks made rec
ord of 100000 tons, the first time
any Lake Superior dock has ever
passed the million mark in ng4e
months shipments.
The grand total from the Mime
sofa ranges for the season up to
September1st was 1O,161 JAP tons, an
increase over the shipments to cor
responding date last year of 3l3, 456
tons.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-04
Get Big Stripping Contract at FayaI.

The Drake & Stratton Co., the
largest stripping contracting firm
operating on the range, have been
awarded the contract for removing
the lar ge dump southeast of No. I
shaft at the Fayal and stripping the
surface from the property at that
point. The contract calls for the
removal of upwards Of 100000
yards Of dirt, and is one Of the larg-
est contracts awarded at any. Mesa
ba mining property this season.
Work on the new contract will be
commenced at once, and large
force will be kept on the job until
complete, it being estimated that
the work will keep big force. en-
ployed fo- many MONTHS y
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-04
fine Quality Of Ore o. West End.

1 !
Wood and Newton, who have been
operating a diamond drill on the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section n, 1924, near
Grand Rapids, since the first sof
last April, are stillsat work. It is
claimed that there has been found
on this forty very fine quality of
ore and in sufficient quantity to
make the property one Of the most
valuable yet<found on the west end
of the range. Fletcher Bros, of
Minneapolis, own the Fee Just
north of the Fletcher forty lies the
property owned by John Lewis,
which was optioned some time ago
to Hibbing parties for $4,000 and a
royalty. It is reported that E. ].
Longyear and G. G. Hartley intend
to put drills to work on lands lying
south of the Fletcher forty. : =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-04
Exploring the Mueller Tract.

On the Mueller tract, in section Is,
5S-19, which has been in the. courts
for some time, the Oliver Iron Min.
ing company are exploring under
their option taken before the title
was Questioned. Several holes are
in ore, and it looks as though the
property were alua bic. The Oliver
company have the privilege Of pur-
chasing the property outright for a
very reasonable sum. 1t is claimed
that the Mueller claimant will re
open. the case, but the title under
which the lessees are at work seems
impregnable. 11>st::ss4-sst-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-04
Presbyterian Church Services.

Preaching in the N forming at Hoo
o'clock by the pastor, Rev: NJ.
Todd. .s: : .... ...=. .zs zE=
Is At the evening service, at $50
o'clock, Rev. IA Bartlett, of Min
neapolis, will preach. Rev. Bartlett
is the state missionary Of the Sab
bath School Union.
ID Young Peoples Society Of Chris.
tan Endeavor at Gas p. M
Please remember the Oh ange of
time tor evening service, and that
hereafter service will begin at7:3O
instead Of 500 O'clock
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-04
Clerks Thank Merchants and Public

Clerks Thank Merchants and Public.
The Retail Clerks Union of Vir-
ginia wishes to thank the following
merchants of Virginia for the stand
they have taken in closing their
respective places of business on
Sunday and at 500 o'clock p. M:
Dry Goods. o. Shadbolt, Jer-
eissati Bros.
Department Stores - Shanedling
Bros, Henry Hughes & Co., Finnish
Mercantile Co.
Hardware "A. Hawkinson, Vir-
ginia Hardware Co.
Furniture-J. Mesberg, Siegel
Bros.
Groceries-W. B. Pratt & Co., F. L.
johnson, E. Swanberg. S. Oberg.
Clothing-W. A. Hall, Williamson
Bros, J. Roman, B. Levin.
+ Meat Market-C. E. Pigott, Fred
Engle, Joseph Karl.
Hoping that the one merchant
who has not yet signed the agree.
rnent may soon see the error Of his
way, and thanking the people of the
city for their cooperation in this
movement, we are,
Respectfully,
The RETAIL CLERKS UNION.
ALFRED STAFF, Pres.
LEO J. KILDUFF, Sec.