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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31

This u not ! tight for any reform
within The party but 4 fight for the
control Of the party. The present
organization took charge Of The
affairs Of the party At q time when
an unwiss and divided Leadership
had reduced the republican vote 70 .
minimum and the popuIist vote II
- county was il the majority By
uEonf seven hundred vctes. By
nul66h efforts and ne hardes'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31

An instructed delegation to a state
convention where there are seven or
eight candidates for the office of
governor is folly. An instructed
delegation is simply trading stock
for the nominee instructed for to
use for every place on the ticket
from that Of governor down to labor
commissioner.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31

Had not the capital question arisen
and the Milwaukee railroad sent Il
lot Of money into Day county to
wrest the political control from the
men who put the republican party
on top in this county there would
have been no scrap in Day county.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31

Reform says Josh Billings,
consists of turning the other fellow
out and putting yourself in" In
this the local czar is in full accord
with Josh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31
with Josh

The editorial columns of the
World were purchased and paid for
by the boxers in the sum of 800
and the articles do not in any sense
represent the utterances OF the edi-
tor. 1t is pure reading matter, top
of column, one insertion, paid.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31
Thursday. March 81, 1904.

Between McKinle, and republi-
canism and McKennett republican
ism there is a wide, wide difference.
All similarity ends with the names.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31

A way to have avoided the present
effort of the boxers to gain control
of the party organization would have
been to let William Egeland, the
leading populist of the county die
tate about half the officers Of the
county for the next six years.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-03-31

Take your horses to G. G. White at
the Commercial Livery if you want
them clipped. He cuts horses hair in
the latest and most approved style.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Der Gpngrcf.

@ohington II, 25. Ipril. -
Sci Ser Innobulc bes Gonfercn5bc-
ridts iiber bic Slottenporlage I'M
Senot mari Senotor Sale bon Moine
Die Srage a,tf, Oh Der Erdiioent ben
9alt bes lit Der Slottenperipili.
giingsbiQ meeoroneten Shlodt.
i6iffes onorbnen ober oh CT morten
ioae, bis Ser 9ricg I'M feruen Often
Die 3w%edmdbiafeit Der groBen
Sccon.Hiefen urtb Der Sorpeooboot.
serltorer lnb llnterieeboote entid)ie.
Oen babe. gs iteGe iid) berolls, bob
ct @ortlo,lt Der @ta es Dem Yrdii.
Oenten unb Dem 5lottenietretGr fret
Itellt, ben 9ou 5l perid)ieber, ipenn
oieielben es fir ratbIam boltell.
Senotor Sale erfl1rte, bob, penll or
Ilotteniefrt1r pdre, CT es niht lpo-
gen miirbc, iest p%or5lieeben nl,o ein
9robes Sdlod)tid)iff 5u bo,lelt, bern
eS miirbe i'm gar nidt iiberraidcn,
lpenn Die Greigniiic oeS ruiliid . ia
por,tlhen arieges bielem 2onbe oes
monltrlren miiroen, bab Die fir gro.
BE Sdlod)tidifie ongelcaten $3.50.
100000 cine ifled)te Nnloge gene.
len ipdrct1. Mud perihicoene onoere
Senatorell c%rlnobntcn sur 8orliht.
Sn grmioernng elmer fiirSlidcn Hc.
De oeS Senotors 0olliper ariff Sr.
Bacon Die Sruits an uno hclprad1
bic 3ultGnoe, lpelfe es geltottetell,
Dob ameritoniihe Erobufte I'M Mils.
lanoe biliger perfauft meroen font.
ten, as ouf Dem beimiiten Morfte.
Not ben Wemorialreoen fir bcn
bcrltorbcnen GongrcBntomn Sbomp.
ion bon Ilobomn pertogte lid Der
Senot.
SIN Observation-Disclosures mlroen
cine grobe In5obl Bills ongcnom-
men, einiblieblih Der Ilasfo-0 Dele.
gotcn.9ia. Sm 2ouie bes Cages
! RR,qPmm iSr SSfqail1lyess nqHgh rHsnneiipe Die
@elc9elbeit lpobr, oorollf bin3uiuei.
len, Dob Sr. @%rospenor I'M Gongreb.
protofoae cine Menge Sod)en ilber
ben Eroiioenten Hooiepelt brrdell
oNIc, logor Mngelegenbeiter, bon De.
l1en Der Froiibent ielbit gar Nitts
pcib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
@ermiihte telesrapbiide 9epeid1en.

Auf Der Sago muroe int SonIes.
totpn, N..D., Der oortige p%rontinente
@eihaftsmann %. 5. 5enner bon
ieinem Sagogenoiien, benz alderman
8enton, Der Elm Wilb i'm 8ebiiihe
Dor iid su haben alaubte, iinobiiht.
lid ms linfe ause seifoiien. 1ie
Wunoe lit id)iper, aber nibt tobtlid).
Sn ct. 2ouis, NO, tpltroe Der
notoriide 0eisbaIs Senrp gggert,
Der iid In 5olse eineebiloeter Rotb
'Sas 2eben nabm, in einem NIT @olo
beifIagenen Cargo, pelfer an 1000
Dollars foitete, beitattet. Gggert bin.
terldbt ettpd 100000 nno iein
Neffe Der Die foitipielige Beitattina
~anor0nete, erfldrt, ieih Gnfel babe
oieieIbc reid)lif peroient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

nno acbt bon bier oircft 5u Ser
tpo1oten nad Gbiiringcn. Sd bin
geiunb qebliebcn uilo reiie n0tItens
nodl Berlin, Inn mir cine Stctlilng
6n lllhcn. Sllrft babe id) nidJt.
&ieaeiht acbe ih ip1tcr nod eiumol
nod slfrifa."
Writ ben atGtit idaiacn Gnnpfcrn
miro etile grobere sln5abl Sliift,
4tfrGe ermurtet. SIM llebri9cn eebell
trob bes ifredliden 3lpiidcnipielS
Die 8eid1fte oriibcn peiter. "a Die
belltifcn grbeiter sur Sobne cinbc.
rllfcn iino, mllrbcn 9eltcrn $50 itoIics
niihe arbcitcr nod Smofopmlrno
nerid)iiit, nm an Dem @obnbou 1od)
bcn Sbtcminen 81 orbcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Die Hnnoreiie bes arcmsers qvVni,
falo."

Wofbington, %. NpriI. =
Der Stronger Buffalo" ipcid)er bic
Slotile Der flint Sorpeboboot :. Ser.
itorer nod Gopitc, YbiIippincn ) SIT
leln, bro6te ut,b lid) olif Der Miid.
reile nod ben Ser. Stooten blrd)
ben Sue5fonol befonb, lit in Singo.
bore per aabcl benobrihtigt NOR.
Den, ooB bic 6obrt bon bort inou
Gan Sron5iseo gemoht nerben foil.
70 bob Der Buffalo" tbatiGhlidJ
gan5 Inn Die Groc beritmfGbrt; oeltn
er bot gefebl, in Banana 5u loil.
Den, bon mo Gle 5iiriid eebradtcn
Soloatcn per gabn nod Colon &c.
ionot werbcn itrh bon bort perarelt-
ser ~Dirie" nad NorfoIf gebroht
peroen io0cn. Der arer5er .gufia-
10" ioll als Shulihiff an Der Haei.
iic 6iiIte pertpanbt nerben. Gie
450 Marineioloaten bon 8uantano.
MO lperoen BON bort nod Ybilabe!.
pbia gebrnd)t. Die guioesflotte IN
Central . Atnerifa gebt oemndd)it
naf afrifa ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Wos YuriS pcr5ebrt. Oh.
lpobl i'm Sabre 1903 I'M @eraleib
gum 8orobre cine Mbnobme oer
Gtnfubr BON Scbensmitteln in Die
Central . Worftballeu bon Yoria
e%onItatirt miro. itcIen Die Wcnqetl
Die in ben 5iuolf Monaten in ser
SoiptItoot Sronfreih'S per5ehrt
ipnroei,, INNER nod cine itottlid)c
Snnnte odr. Is muroen uerbrdudi
90 Miaionen ailo Sleiid. q Wiaio.
men ailo @efliieeI uhb Milo. 3SlRil.
tionen ailo Seefiihe, Wiaionen
Milo Siibtpoiieriiide, Az Riait-
men aiIo Butter. 800 Niuioneneier.
f3 WiIfioneu ailo a1ie. 4 Wiaionep
Iuteuo Nuiteri. 8 MiIlionen aile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Solbaten in GoQiiiun.

eos Angeles, Gol., 25. Mpri(.
-Sn 6olge Der GoQiiion eines Spe.
5lol5nscs Der .Santo sc : gobn"
llobc SartumL Go., nit elmer entqc.
gen ton1nlenoen 2ofomotipe lpnrNll
Die Solboten 6. H. Goone uno Soa.
W. 9pwcrs getootet unb 5tp6lf mcbr
ooer lpeniger perlctt. Der Spe5ioi.
5lig ~beforbertc cine Mengc Splooten
naf Son 5ron5isco, nelfe nod Del
Ebilippinen ein9eidifft iperocn fol-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Wtit'6etn ueriticoener Nrt, 100000
Hilo Sdneden, nlIo I'M @on3en t52..
100000 ailogronm @emit)t al Sc.
bensmitteln, oliber Is WeiQionenalt.
Itern nnb 300 Wtilionen giern. 1it
Tbnobme I'M Gonium modte iif in
Der Souptlade bci'm 6lciid uno
bct'm Slid ben1erfbnr, mGbreio oce
0erbroud an 8efliigel. Buffer itro
Glerl %5llgenommel1 bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

3ieG / 10 / + ung oea
ilcilelt Vcrlincr COMES iou, ipie mad,
Dem nWerliter Sofol . Nn5ciger" be-
itintmt III Ausiid)t gerommen lit, I'M
Sonltar fonmenoet Subres, pora,ts.
Iiftlid) an 8eburtSto9e oesaoiicrs,
itattfinoen. Int Sonlboli miro, nod).
hcm Der 2a1otog Die 0oufoiten nit
10 Wiuionen Mari bercits 1892 be-.
iuiQigt bette, icit 1894 g~eorbeitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Gbitpricue Npti,en.

Scr d) / pebi h e u cihstog
bot eth @eIeb ungenomnlcn, ouS Die
Grbebluno zines @ertb5oQes bon f.
Nro5ert oui elettriihc Moibinen Der,
fiigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Gin Club BON ii nf5ebn
boberen Sohtcrn III 0es Moines
bat iid) nit .grperi.
nienten on,iiiirt, bis BET einigen Der
Iettter 81 Superintendent beoenf.
lid]e Stornngcit oes Gerpenipitetns
tingetreten iinb. Sppnotismlis lit
iein Spiel5eug fir Sd)iiIerinnen ct.
her Sodidule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

3te or IT. " agenflafie IT
ollf elmer an8ubl beutid1er giief.
bobn'treden id)on in hen ieeigcil
Sonmerfabrplauen INT Wegioa &c.
fommcn. 9tiid gapern uno @iirf-
tembera boben ole erite aloiie olif
oden ipeniger pidtigen gabnlinicn
obgeihuiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Die fran5oiiid Ell II II l.
nerIttdtet hobcn III bteiern Shu(.
Sabre 30,405 Scorer, Die grobte3abf
entf1llt olf Die Barrier llniperiit1..
Die 1885 Stuoentcn soblt. 0onn
folgen 9oroeolr nit 1920, 5oulouie
nit 229t, 2pon nit 2069, Wontpel,
licr nit 1901 Nanep NIT 1927, Melt.
mes nit 1880 II. j. /. 1892 Stuoi-
renoe iuibnlen lid Der Hed)tsipiiien-
id)oft, $3.50 Der Weoi5in, 4765 bett
Observation-Disclosures, 30i4 Der Hbor..
moceiltic u1b tt9 geboren oett pro-
tcltontilhen Sbeologie . SafultGten
IN Yoris unb Wpntoilbun an. @eit.
ans Die Webrbeit Der Stuoirenoen
lino Srou5oien; unter Sen Musl1n.
bern limo Die Muiien uno Rumdnen
nm 5obIreid)lten pcrtreteil. Nm Der
Meoi3inidule IN GariS ittoiren 75t
1rembe, bon bcncn 1877 aus Yeriien
fommen. POP Sron5oiinnen unb t6l
Ilsldnoerinneu. grobtentbeils Hui-
%linnen. Die ihonniiienihoftliheu
Sofult1ten bobcn Glib Stuoe,1tinnen.
800 6ran56Iinneu eimb 25S Aiislau.
oerinnen porlpiegeno Imerifanerin-
ncu unb Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Sic lpeltb cf onntcn Tarb-
merfe 5t SDhit Il. W. tabcn fir oas
@eifGitsiobr 1903 cine Ginioenoe
bon 20 Gro5ent crflart. Die gilans
mics Elm @culnn.ergebniB bon T..
29I525 Wurf ouf. 2.520,OW Marr
ipltroen oili oos Nniortiidtioits .Goilto
ilhertrngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

- y ? II : u
.@eneral Inipaft Gnpr
iist nod) INNER. iuie eine alte Settite,
oiti einem Shiirfnopf nito tbilt 10.
ais brittle ct etiuos n,ts," 10 nrthciIt
@m. q. aearit iiber nie Saumielie.
teit oes General Nnfuaits IN ser 4sro.
3~eilirung oes QoblentruIts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Ole 3obl Ser 1rouen III
GicnItc Der Meid)spoit- lnb 2elegra.
pbenpcripoltung lit nod Der 3Gblulg
pom gnfotg oieies Sobres olti 12,-
IA ol9cluohien. lleber brei @icr.
tel oopon lino ols @eomte felt ollee-
ltelt. Gic 3obl Der neiblid)en &c.
onltcn betro9t 5ltr 3eit 1882. 8egen
ons Toriobr linb nid)t meniger, oils
80 6rallen' mcbr ais Veonlte orlgc-
ltellt poroen. NuBerbulb bes Beam
tenpcrb1ltniIle iteben mo peroe1
oolierno oocr III rcgeIm1Biger @ie.
oerfebr 2S75 Irolten beid1itigt. Die
3rnlobme gegcn bos Goriabr betr1gt
MIR 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Sn Iranfrcid ) oIl elm
Sdlog geGen oas 9liltomobil geiiitrt
nerben. Die Observation-Disclosures
Gommiiiion fir Mrtomobilperfebr
bat cine Sibulte o~bgebolten, ilrto Der
Winiiter bes Snleren bcitimnltc, oob
Die Warimal.@ eidhpinoigfeit ied)s5ig
ailometer pro Stluoe ouf Der
2onoltroBc nid)t iiberiteigen oiirie.
Zen 1obrifonten io0 nnteriogt mer.
Den, Nutonlobile 81 %lieicrn, Die cine
groBere 8eihpinoiafeii ernoglihen.
sSn ieltenen Iusnobmef1acn lollen
leoot) Id)neQere Nennmagen Sllaclii,
le1 luerben. 3iejenigen Nutonlobi.
le, oie aus bent Iuslonbe nod,,Sronf.
reid irnportirt iperocn llno cine arc.
Berc 6elhipinoigfeit, oils GO ailome.
ter i'll Der Stunoe 5uloiien, ioaen
BON Der fron5oiiihen Stelerbeboroe
5nriidgemieien merben. 1ieie ge.
idliiiie, Die i'm Mhltterlonoe oes gil.
tomobils lid reht ionoerbor ats.
ncbmen. rufen bel oen Gonitrufteit.
rem cine begreiflidlc Grregrng her.
Dor. ltno man bofft, Dab iie bon scr
Cepiitirtentommer nidt %gcnebmigt
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Gng Lamb bat iein neues
0cleb sur Giilld,rdntung Der Gin
iponocrnn0 10 5icmfif) mad omerifo.
ntld)ent Wllitcr 5ilgeidnitten. Ger.
Toner, Die pGbrcno Der flint ibrer
Musiponbcrung porolls gegoneencn
Sabre ucgen clncS IN fren1oem 2une
De NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beltraft NOR
ben limo, Sroiicn bon iiblem Hui,
mittelloie FerloncL bon oencn mon
eriportcn oort Dob tic Der %offentli.
den @obltbGtigfeit bolb 5llr 2oit
'olen, Y~erloncn, Die an onltcdenocn
1ronfbcitcn leioelt, @eiltcsidnpaha
uno @ronfe lin0 bon Der 2oltouna
in Gnglono olls9eidloiien obcr per
Den MIR bcbinglngSipeiic 5ugelolien.
9ie Soften Der Hi:dbeforberung DER
n21itiacn," oenen Ole 2onouno Der.
botel miro, fdut ben 3onlpierlinicn
6u. Ger frcmoenfcinolihen Ereiic lit
Die cngliidc Hegierung niht lpeit
genilg gcgalgen. Gle tnoelt and,
hdb oas @eieb nidt riidlpirfeno lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Ganobo's 5iihereten iitto
Die 9robten Der @eft. Rah Dem Ies.
ten iobrliden @eribt lit Die tanabi.
Idle Iiiitenliuic l0rgs oes atlanti-
iten S5eans 5000 Weilen lang, ole
MI Dem Stillen S5ean logar 1880
Weileu. Die SalSiuoiier. 5iidereien
in ben groBeren 8udten Ii. /. ~. be-
beden eincn SlGfenronm bon mebr,
ols 1900 Guabrotmeilen. nogegen
berieniqe Der Siibwaiier. 5iidereien
III ben Canada 9eborenoen groBen
See'n lid, alf etlun 72,7O0 Gunorot.
neilen b%elGltft, nisihliebIid, Der bic
len See'n in Wanitoba uub oen
Noropeit = Serritorictt. Nift meni.
ger, ais 1891 Mann iiio in Der
conuoiihen Siid]erei. %SnouItrie be.
ihdftiat, uno oas in oerielben arige.
legte aapitul miro auf SIT .305, $50
ueranidlogt. Die rs Embellishments
IN gritiid.G Columbia, in oenen Sal.
lie eingernad)t iperben. r%eprGientiren
ei1cn Wertb bon $t,500.000 uno be.
lhattiaen II. 09S Yerlonen. 30
1O3,776 aannen bieier 6iid)art MIR.
Den bort I'M Sabre 1902 eingenadt.
Der 1otalluertb Der Slide. bic I'M
lebten 5isfaliabre in Canada gefan.
gen mnroen, belduft iid auf SAL
959,433.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-10
DOME

w. j, Bryan paid short visit to
Mayor Mcclellan In New York.
Fourteen lives were lost on the
Pacific steamer Queen In u desperate
battle with fire and gale
Immigration problem has two sides
and congress Ia likely TO study II more
closely before passing new laws.
Wallace H. Ham, Boston agent for
the American Surety Company. con.
fessod TO shortage of about $2SS, 900.
Bank clearings for the week In the
United States outside of New York
were $l552, 93O,dS9, decrease Of
142.
Ratihcatlons of the Panama canal
treaty were exchanged and Bunau.
Varilla cabled his resignation as min.
lister.
New York jury decreed G. L.
l.owther must pay A. Royal Guest
$4,000 for alternating Mrs Guests
affections.
The supreme court refused to con.
firm sale of National Salt company's
six plants To- the international Salt
company,
Henry h. Schwartz, Buffalo lawyer.
was killed by Hugh A. Knowles, a
former leading merchant who then
killed himself.
Ten ringleadors In the mob which
attempted to lynch Jerry Duggins, the
murderer, Tuesday night at Terre
Haute are In Jail.
Capt. G., G.. Broomc IT, s, A.. sued
his wife's parents, James +, Barbour
and wife, for $260000, alleging aliena
ton of her affections
Archbishop Farley, exMayor Low,
John u Crmmins and other New
Workers were received in private
audience by the pope,
A passenger on an Erie railroad
train slashod terribly with razor n
conductor who refused to allow him TO
ride on another mans pass
Net earnings for United States Steel
corporation for the quarter ending
March RI are estimated at between
s10000,000 and $11 100000,
Little legislation for the Philippines
is expected of the present congress,
republicans fear to propose legislation
on the eve of national campaign
The trunks of Mrs c. T. Borwind
Of Philadelphia, were seized by Gus
toms officials for alleged New York
failure to declare all dutiable articles
B, ~ Oakeshott. co-executor OF the
$50000,O00 estate of George Smith
sued j. Henry Smith aud G, A. Cooper.
the heirs, for 100000 commission on
the estate
The report Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-10
AMBITION REALIZED

Jackson is a perfectly sane and re
spectacle man of middle age, who fol
the last ten years has been ridinq
twice a day on the North State street
trolley line. Almost every time he
has boarded d car in all these years
Jackson has glanced up at the fare
register as soon as got on board
For some reason which he cannot at
all explain he has always wanted to
catch the register standing at 1899
so that when his own fare was rung
up it would change to four ciphers-
0000.
Never until last Saturday evenins
did he ever come nearer to it than
$500, But when he climbed on board
at 6 O'Clock Saturday, the register
stood at 1916. Only twenty-five fares
were required to make the grand
shift. and Jackson could not help feel
ing a little excited. He sat down ut
the rear end of the car, SO that his
fare would be the last taken up AMI
waited developments. When the con
ductor got back to him the register
stood at 1897.
Fare" said the conductor, and
Jackson handed him a quarter.
Ring up three fares" said Jack
son. Il owe you a couple, anyhow.
The conductor looked at him sus.
piciously.
Go ahead Ring up three fares. !
tell you 7 owe them
Three times the bell rang and the
figures jumped finally to 5000. Jack.
son felt as happy as if he mad won a
thousand dollars on the Stock En-.
change. At the same time he was a
bit ashamed of himself But one OF
his Oldest ambitions was at last graf
ifed.-Chicago Tribune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-10
MoRTUARY.

Henry NJ, Pollard, GS years old, a
prominent ST. Louis attorney and
former Missouri congressman, died,
-Four months ago his health broke
down, but he continued in his legal
practice During the civil war he
was major under General Sheridan.
John Phillips, secretary of the Ma
tional Organization of Hatters of
North America and wellnown In la
Dor circles, died at his
home in Brooklyn, after long Illness.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-10
FOREIGN.

Goutsou and Getsiu, Russians, have
been sentenced to prison by the
court at Kishenov for the part they
took in the massacre of Jews.
Dissolution of the British parla-
ment Is believed to be near. King
Edward Is expected to ask Lord
Spencer to form liberal ministry,
BalGour's power wanes,
A sailor Of the United States cruiser
Columbia was stabbed in street
conflict between American and Span
ish men.of-warsmen at st, Thomas, d.
w |,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-03-10

gized. Mr.. Lind of Minnesota com
trict affairs, asserting that it cost more
to run the District of Columbia than
the entire state of Minnesota and
other speakers likewise complained
that there were too many institutions
and too many salaried officials. The
house passed the District of Columbia
appropriation bill and then began con
sideration of the Indian appropriation
bill.
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IN LUCK.

Marie, was that my husband who
just came in?"
Yes, ma'am.'
Did you tell him that positively re-
fused to see him if he was intoXicat,
ed?
Yes, ma'am."
And was he-did he seem to have
been drinking?"
Yes, ma'am
Then what did he say when you dc,
livered my message?"
We'll, maam, | don't recall his ex,
act words, but he said something about
it being his lucky day."-Illustrated
Bits.
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way for 1903 showed gross earnings
OF 1872, 1926, 419, with net income from
all sources OF $27,506,507 above fixet
charges.
Washington, March 5-The Peru
Wan legation received a message from
the government last night saying thai
no lives were lost in the erthquake fell
there Thursday, that private houses
we're slightly damaged and that Amer
leans were not in any way affected.
Rochester, N. Y, had a $5,00000t
fire which swept the retail district,
900 persons are out Of employment;
some Of the largest dry goods stores
In the city were destroyed.
Panama treaty notifications were
exchanged and the United States now
has a clear title TO the canal zone
across the isthmus. It may not be
necessary to send troops
Government forces attacked San
Pedro do Macoris, Santo Domingo, but
after bombardment Of the town, In
which several persons were killed or
wounded, they were repulsed
Cold weather has increased the
cost Of New York food; fish, clans
oysters, and Holsters are the scarcest
ever known; vegetables and bread are
higher than for years.
August W. Machen, Samuel A.
GroH, Diller B Golf, and George e..
Lorenz were found guilty Of postal
frauds and sentenced to two years i'm
prsonment and to pay $4,000 apiece.
The creditors Of S. Il. Gross, author
and Chicago real estate dealer, asked
the court to declare him a bank
rupt Gross attorney claims his
assets are $1S46,O00 and liabilities
only $5O8,O0O
Two Scotch girls arrived in steam
crs ST. Louis and Gtruria, crossing the
Atlantic alone, Each Is to marry a
Chicago man. Frank Taylor and
James Symons are the prospective
husbands
The money received In Philadelphia
fer the advance sale Of tickets for the
Patti concert was attached to satisfy
claim Of $500 made by the 'cellist Of
the company. Suits have been threat
cned by ticket holders.
Counsel for the Whitney family said
that no contest Cd the will of w. G.
Whitney was expected Harry Payne
Whitney decided to sell his fathers
racing stables but to retain the Ken
lucky breeding farm
Secretary Moody Of the navy depart
ment has made public the report of
Captain Richard Wainwright concern
Ing the recent reconnaissance about
San Domingo, In which the commander
Of the Newark tells of Smelling the
coast because an American vessel
was fired on.
In awarding $50 damages against
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railway for the killing Of sec
ton hand, Judge Wheeler of New
London, Conn, attacked the law of
that state and the coemploye doctrine
AS being rasponslble for the deaths
Of thousands
AT the hearing before the congress
slonal committee having In charge the
eIghthour law Wallace Downey, the
shlpbuilder, declared that the ship
yard worlimen Of Great Britain can do
60 per cent, more work with the same
tools than Americans do because Of
American unionism.