Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-10-15
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
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hank cashier, pleaded to embezzlins
10000.
j. Welles Reed was arrested at Los
angeles, for the alleged embezzlement
Of $4,000.
an actor, was fatally shot by DR.
Perchmont.
The Hecla Portland Cement com
pany of Bay City, Mich, was placed
in receivers hands.
Separate schools for white and
negro pupils are being discussed by
Chicago school officials.
AT Louisville, n. ID. Burdine was
killed and w. D. Hayes fatally hurt In
a fight with negroes.
Three persons were killed and much
farm property destroyed near Prince
ton, H., by cyclone
At st, Louis IN street fight Police.
man Edward Rice and Allen Newly
a negro, were fatally shot.
\ Jackson (Miss.) mule was scared
10 death by the music of When
Johnny Comes Marching Home
At plllsburg, while trying to arrest
Dusan Melicz, Hungarian, Policeman
A. J. Kelly was shot and killed
Now York Italian residents are pre-.
pairing for a big parade Oct. - IN
honor Of Christopher Columbus.
At Baltimore Archbishop Kahn IS
much improved but the physicians do
not hope for his complete recovery,
Seven negro children in a New
Orleans orphanage were poisoned by
lting bread intended for rats. Two
cad.
AT DolgoyiIe, NJ Y, Julius Breck-
wold's sounding board factory was
br""cd Loss, 100000; ingnranca,
10000
bayd Goodwin Of Richmond, Ind,
has been acquitted Of the charge or
attempting to poison the family of
Joseph Myers.
AZ Now York Herbert II. Bowen,
his wife and 5.yeal.old son, were
seriously injured by the over-turning
Of their automobile.
Chicago packers have granted their
employees IN per cent. increase in
wages and general improvement In
working conditions.
At Clinton. Ind, Anna Evans, 70
yc Old, committed suicide with
carDohc acid because she was placed
IN tho chIldron'9 home
The Wisconsin university students
at Madison are urged by President
Van IIise to stop hazing, which he lie.
Jared "cowardly and mean"
Thomas Snowden and his wife
Sato wore held by coroner's jury
for alleged murder Of Henry T. Smith
her former husband, In Chicago,
Mrs, Mary Layton Johnson has been
arrested on q charge OF embo2zlIng
$4,000 from the United states Play.
Ing c0ld company of Clncinnatl
Miss Ruth Baird Bryan ana William
Homer lenvitt were married at
lllcon, Neb,, In the country home Of
the 'fide'R father, w, j. Bryan.
~ Indianapolis George b. William.
OF sad Marvin Wolch, clerks for the
ontral Union Telephone company
NJ close friends. shot themselves,
rho Womcn's Temperance Publish.
ng company OF Chicago will quit DO.
cause Of financial trouble. The w. }.
7, Z will control the Union Signal.
South Dakotas wheat and corn crops
are not damaged by snow as reported,
and the claim Is made that the output
this year viii be n record breaker.
Tho arrest Of Paul Drown, $500
MackInaw avenue, was asked OF
Justice Callahan In Chicago by his
wife, becauso hc refused to kiss her.
Tho postal scandal investigation
ended with the return of fifteen mdct-
ments against ten officials Judge
Tyner probably will die before his
,al
Mrs Kate Snowden divorced wife
ri former Policeman Henry T. Smith.
shot and killed him when no broke
into hcl Chicago house revolver In
hand.
Trunk line railways are sad to
have paid ahonus Of $4,000 to Chicago
packers to stop their objections TO IN
increase OF 5 cents In dressed bee
rates
Several men were killed and mum
her Of Others inquired by an explosion
of cookers in tho Corning distillery
plant at Peoria, HI, The building is =
wreck
Miss Bessie Anthony of Glen View
golf club won the national women's
championship by defeating Miss j. A.
Carpenter of Westward Ho, up and
6 to play,
Eight thousand militia and regular
troops participated In hattie be
tween the blue and brown armies Il
West FONT Ky maneuvers, The
latter evidently won.
AT Beverly, n, j., the boiler In the
hosiery mill of Turner Birlihead eN-
ploded killing John Stuckey, the
Waterman, and damaging the plant 70
the extent of 100000
rho hat of George Ward, who diFap
pcarod from Marion Ind, has been
found IN the river, a reward Of $10C
is offered by Mrs, Ward for the re-
rpynrN af tho hpdy