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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-25
FIELD OE POLITICS.

Speaker Cannon opened the republl'
can campaign In Vermont.
Senator Fairbanks will open the
Kansas campaign at Marion Sept. /.
The Montana republican state con
ventlon will be held at Billings
Sept 7.
The Idaho democratic state convon.
ton will be held at Rock Springs
Sept. G, ,,-'I' 49," u sr
The peoples party will place a
full electoral and state ticket in the
field In New York.
Charles w. Miller, attorney general
OF Indiana, is an aspIrant for Fair,
banis's seat in the senate
Eugene V. Debs declared the
socialist party Is better organized than
democrats or republicans.
Senator stone of Missouri accuses
Joseph w. Folk. democratic nominee
for governor of double dealing,
Gov la Toilette will appoint sue.
cessor to state Treasurer Kemp as
the result of an alleged shortage
The republican campaign book was
issued, II urges present prosperity
MS reason for remaining In power.
President Roosevelt will not take
any active part IN the campaign so far
as making speeches are concerned,
David II TIIll said the New York
democratic state convention probably
would be held Sept 20 at Saratoga.
Governor La Toilette takes action to
GUST the sheriff and district attorney
OF Hurley because of vice In the town.
The republican campaign managers
will use Brynn's speeches and odl.
torals attacking Parker as campaign
documents,
In the ponullst notification cere-
monies Judge Samuel N. Williams will
notify Thomas u, Watson and N. V,
Allen will inform Thomas H. Tlhhles
of his nomination
Govcrno La Toilette plans to enter
demurrer to the bill filed in the
Wisconsin courts by the opposition
and this IS expected to put OFF de-
clslon until late in the campaign.
Iowa democrats hope to secure tho
election OF at least two congressman
and Will make strong fight to return
Wade In the second district and to
defeat Lacey In the sixth, whore Gen
eral Weaver may be theIr candidate
The republican fractional dispute in
Wisconsin Will not he decided by the
supreme court for at least six weeks
and may be referred to lowe,
tribunal, thereby putting Off the de
cision until after the November cleo
lions.
Chairman Tnygart opened the New
York headquarters OF the natlona
democratic committee He devoted TIVE
days to organization work and ther
left for White Sulphur Springs, w
Va. to attend the Davis notification
ceremonies. With Davis was hi
brother. Colonel Tom Davis o
Kayser his son-iu,law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Lee: Nationa
Committeeman John T. McGraw aut
sister of Grafton; the Misses Sheridan
OF Mount Savage Md; Mrs r. G
Kerens and daughter, Miss Gladys
and Secretary Charles $ Ronh
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-25
NEW USE FOR ALUMINIUM.

II Replaces Wood in the Making of
Sobbns for Factories.
According to La Metallurgie. at re-
cent meeting of the "Societe den
couragement pour rIndustre National,
an interesting paper was read on the
substitution of aluminium for wood in
the machinery of spinning mills, re-
ports Consul Guenther. In the textile
industries spinning, dyeing and silk
weaving. among others-a wooden bob.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-25
RAILWAYS.

All Vanderbilt lines will hereafter
be known as the New York Central
system
A passenger train on the Penn.
sylvania railroad near Loyett, Pa,
struck a herd of five cows, derailing
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-25
Q a - TO IA.
Bears the 1Ih9 Kind You Have Always BOugt
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CRAZY WOMAN KILLS
INSANE COMPANION

St. Peter, Mimi, Aug. 21-During
the absence of nurse in an insane
asylum, Bertha Nichols, a patient
killed Ingebrid Erikson, another pa
tient by jumping on her head with
the heels Of her shoes until the wo
mans face was battered in The
coroner's jury exonerated the institu
ton
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-25
NEGRO MlSCREANT STONED
TO DEATH FOR A MURDER

Cordova, Ala Aug. 2l.--Town Mar
shal J. NJ. Nelson was killed satur-
day evening and his alleged slayer.
negro was taken from the calaboose
by mob and put to death with
stones and pistol bullets.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-25

General Charles Fitzsimmons, a well
known contracting engineer and civil
war officer. died in Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-08-25
MoRTUARY.

Former Premier Waldeck. Rousseau
died in France as a result of an opera.
ton for liver trouble
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
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Cautious Mir. Allison.

Senator Allison's wariress Of dircgs
statements is proycrbiaI among pub
IL n.ea &t Washington The aacc
dore about friend winning a 8agte. .ot
a cigar from an Iowan that The SER
ator would not state in so many words
that flock of sheep approaching had
been sheared has become familiar.
They seem to be sheared on This
side, the Senator is quoted as having
said
Yesterday in the Senate this anec-
dote was duplicated after a fashion
There had been discussion about The
wisdom of appropriating a lump sum
annually LOT keeping the sidewalks and
streets of Washington free from snow
and ice, III. Allison was drawn int2
the discussion.
Snow has been falling ON the
streets and sidewalks OF Washington
for many years past" observed Mr..
Allison.
And will for many years to come, :
lntefposed Mr. Spooner.
AS to that" rejoined Senator Ali
son, Il will not prophesy. .,-Washing
ten Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
TURNS HIS BACK ON ARKANSAS
Madison ParnelI Resists Attempt to
Bring Him Back.

\ dispatch from Guthrie, Okla. say:
The status Of feud watch has been
pending in Arkansas FIR several years
las for the time being been transfers. /
to Oklahoma through faheas corpus
Proceedings brought by Madison Par
rell to prevent his return to El Dorado,
Union county, Ark, on the charge OF
cabeZzlcmcnt
Several years ago. it IS claimed, the
ParnelIs. Il prominent family at Ell De
rae became involved in a dispute
Win ncighbors, the result of which was
a battle, wherein several were killed
On each side. Upon the promise of the
Par1ells to leave the country prosecu-
ton was stopped. One CT the Parnells.
a brother of the Oklahoma citizen,
went back in few months and was
| killed Fer this reason Madison Par
nell seeks to evade returning to Ark
ansas, claiming that he would also be
Killed. Governor Ferguson has stayed
proceedings.
Governor Davis issued requisition
pn February 8 upon the governor OF
Oklahoma fcr Madison ParnelI, who
IS charged by affidavit with the crime
pr embezzlement, alleged to have
poem committed in Union county.
Il 1t Is said that thirty business men
u Cleveland county, Okla, supported
'arnell in his claim that he would be
llled if he were to return to Ark
.nsas.
s'% Nj. e. Parnell is one of the Parnells
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
Nspoieon

The battle was over and the moccl-
light lay like a silvery pail upon the
battlefield. The soldier whose gal
liant charge at the head of a mere hand
full of men had turned defeat into a
glorious victory stood in the presence
of the great Napoleon Who forgetting
his wonted reserve, commended in
glowing words the deed of the brave
cavalryman.
''1t was a desperate charge. gal
ant CHARGE" he cried ardently. "But
for your valor the lilies Of France this
eve would lie in the dust But tell
me- he continued, fixing his piercing
eye upon the soldier, chad ycu no
thought OF fear as you charged so mad
ly?"
The soldier modestiy bent his head.
Sire he replied, humhly, Il am deep
ly honOred by yclr commendations
No fear was III my heart at ihe time
for it was not the first fearless charge
of my life, Before | to@# up alms for
Ia belle France, sire, ! vas a plumber.
~-Womaa's Home Companion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
Raising Slaves For Market.

No slaves, no slaves. says the Atlas
Moor ilnpAtiently, "and in the town
they are slow 70 raise them" l want
AN eNplaRation OF this strange com
plant
What do YOU mean when You say
they are Slow to raise theln:' | ask.
"III Marral,esll,= HON" he explains.
"d"aiefs buy tlic heal,iiest slaves they
can tind and .aise IL, '.l;tnN children dts
is uass u! Zen - s0Gn as the ch,l-
drrn are u!A enough to sell they are
sold. and whon tie mothers grow Old
aGi have no more children they. too.
s.ar sid, but they do not fetch much
jglrn."
Tire infamy underlying this state
lHent takes All words from me, but Iuy
informant sc,ts i0.An2 startling in the
case ;,i!d continues gravely:
"l1folii SIX years old they are sold to
Be cnlllNanrils. and from twelve they
90 70 1i4a= liurens. Prices are good, too
tli4ll lndred, $:,l | must have paid this
afternoon 60 purchase one, ana when
. !Hi liU;i#iuil:Ht! t"iglled the price
~euiA have been SO, perhaps tess, and
tar that el;t would have bnught faf
s.:a\ rs Where ,llgt. Is on caravan
.o, tttrre Niis' ten nt o!d tiuln&.
.Yro@, TX .iiavc Market OF Maria
'sesl. il, Ha@iWr'S.
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Illusions of the Theater.

1t is moot point whether women
should be taken to the tle:,ter at ali at
young and impressionable age, seeing
in what totally unreal light the mod
ern young man is presented by the av-
erage dramatist. Behind the footlights
the handsome, clean shaven fellow has
principles as unimpeachable as his
dress clothes, soul as speckless as his
dazzling waistcoat.- Ladies'
Field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
Weyler as a Humorist.

General Weylers forthcoming book,
My Military and Political Campaign
In Cuba ought to have large sale
in the United States-not because it
will take rank as a standard work of
history sr politics, but because We
Americans are people fond of hu-
NOR, and, although Gen. Weyler is an
unconscious humorist. if the advance
notices regarding his book are true
he will rank as humorist of the first
order. According to "El NaciOn" of
Madrid, she of the most impOrtant
chapters of the book will be tnat relat-
ing to Weyler's project Of landing on
American soil. Gen. Weyler proposed
to seize every available vessel in Ha-
Vana harbor, and. before the appear
ance of the American squadron #
the coast to put 25.000 men in Louisl.
ana. where, according tG his belief,
The malcOntents of the United States
government, still smarting under their
defeat in the Civil War. would rise en-
masse and make common cause with
Spain. '-Collier's Weekly.
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Corrected daily by TIE c. c. Taylor
& c.. Cotton EXchange)

The cotton market was much stead
ier today on account of the reliable
war news from the east and the mar
Eets closed abeut 30 points up on the
day. The leaders again bought cotton
but the small dealers are very wary.
Liverpool dropped to 6.94 this morning
as a result of the sharp decline on
this side of the water yesterday. The
brokers at New York and New Or
leans all advise caution in buying and
heavy margins are required.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
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l..n,' i said 10 b.Vc oiciii the ias1 <.44>
= yeas a ller Me
tho legend according to t.;<' \ouVviie
.sevuo r:!ns hat Mary MH@daIrt,e CAME
,';.,'jt .lud;9" in n small boat wifi LaHa
rG~, Martha tlle two MlNs and Sa~
.t4l". h:in. ~, With thet1 tao !faAis et
= N,'le. ,he hc#a Of 81. ,lHH}ts tie
Less atd few wee bones Of the ilno-
cents anassacraI hA Ming Ilerod- EGt
froni carly ages this story has been dis
i.1pd and liie Ahbe ilncbrslle one of
the most orudite writers on the early
Christian saints aud ntAi'tyrs. eoUsid-
frs that the relics Of Gary MaGdeleno
We're probably scnt from ConStantino-
pie about the seventh century. \
Greek brevi3ry. however. speaks oe TIE
aaint us having died HI I1t,aesus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

Mrs a. S. Mayhem is very sick.
Mrs. E. A. Peterson is convalesc-
ing
Mr.. Frank Vowel, who has been
sick for some weeks, is much better
today.
Mr.. Garland Hyatt who was very
sick yesterday, is reported to be slow
y improving.
Call for carriages and baggage day
or night Old phone Nc. Is. Helms
and Chestnut.
Mr.. T. Pearce has been confined
10 his bed for several days with a Sc
we're attack IF grip.
The wreck at Reedsyille has been
cleared and Ircn Mountain trains are
how running on time.
Miss Eva Kaufman has resigned
her position with l.. O. Knox and com
pany to accept position elsewhere.
City Attorney Coleman has eX-
amined abstract and title to the An
heuser-Busch building and found it to
be perfect.
Don't be uncomfortable when you
can get stoves and furniture as good
as new at half price at Sidney Helms
second hand store, 20 West Second
avenue.
The ladies # the Macabees will
give a tea on February 16 from TIL
IL D. M, at the residence of Mrs.
Bridges. corner of Fourth avenue and
Walnut street.
The fire department was called out
this morning to the reside0ce=of Nj.
J. E. Daniel Oh South Cherry stfeetA
flue was burning out but no damage
was done.
The Jefferson Fencibles will drill
tonight at their new armery IN tae
Old Elks building. The company will
use the hall until the city takes pos
session. Drill will begin promptly at
80 o'clock.
For sale or lease-160-acre farm in
Oklahoma, 140 acres in cultivation,
also stock upon farm. Terms reason
able Address j. w. Vining, care Hot
Springs and Western railway, Hot
Springs, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

Every bcdy's liable to itching pis@
Rich and poor. old and young-terribe e
the torture they suffer. Only enc sure
cure. Loans Ointment Absolutely
safe: can't fail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
To Ge Fresh Grip.

Much is said of the yielding spirit Of
Russia toward Japan. TIE history G.
Russia is fun of that kind of compli-
ance. 1t IS the yielding that waits to
a fresh spring. ng.-Philaaelnaia Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

No one wculd ever be bothered with
constipation if everyone knew how
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Bittars regulates the stomach and
bowels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

who agreed to leave Union county and
the state upon the Dismissal 81 the
charges pending against him in I'm
ion circuit court growing out Of one
Of the series of tragedies connected
with the Tucker-Parnel feud al FL Do
radc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
Use for CHAR TIPS.

Cigar tips cut off before smoking
are collected in Germany for char.
table purposes. One gentleman has
fliled 100 cigar boxes, each containing
about 80, 900 ends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

No man can cure consumption. You
can prevent it though. Or. Woods
Norway Fine Syrup cures coughs, colds
bronchitis and sore throat. Never fails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo QIinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
II It fails to cure. e. w. Groves sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10
Another Aroumeent.

The Maryland deadlock is just one
more argument for electing United
States Senators by direct vote OF the
people.-New York Press (Rep)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

One of the greatest characresizatic--
ever placed upon the stage vii le
seen at the Ells' thea or on nevt "a
urday night. tha. Of +, or GO
willie in ]. NJ. Bar: - mi, .
creation. Fhe PHGfea's 5 i.Gxo G,;1 y
with Harry BerezfoI,51. q #G;,s.e ma. -
temperament and genius in the tltIe
characterize professor Ia this rGie
Beresford wi1 be enabled to ust. every
enc of his respective characteristics
comedy pathos. nobility Of conto
ance, the expressive tact of saying
nance, the expressive tact OF saying
out utterirg a wsr'd the beautiful ljnes
of this modern Dickens There are
many scenes in "The Professors Love
Story" that touch the heart and feed
the intellect, and as the young actor
has surrounded himself with a ccnn~
pany of good players, an evening of
much enjoyment may be anticipated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-10

Cures Group. sore throat pulmonary
roubles-Monarch over pain + every
sort. DR.. Thomas Eciectfic Gil.
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HUSTLlNG
brings TO the HustIers:
The Confidence OF The Public:
With the confidence OF the Pubic,
comes the Cream of the Real Estate
Business.
t4aving the business-Wc Hustle:
RESULT
Business i'll hand, recommends aud ere
ates new Business. Thus. haze the
Hustlers, hustled to the top Of The
ladder.
Ever Hustling,
are
The Hustlers in Real Estate,
LEITNER AND WE'LL,
113 Main ST.
D w Boyce deyoJes his time to rents
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ANUS MENTS.

The New York press has teemed all
season with eulogicstic descriptions of
"The Wizard { Or and so glowing
are the reports of the new spectacle
that it is difficult TO form an adequate
idea of the nature of the production.
Instead of being based as NEST oXtrav=
aganzas are, upon one of the ancient
fairy tales, The Wizard of o." is de-
rived from a modern fairy story Of
twentieth century Kansas. bu-#there is
no essential difference between the
tws, sources. Instead of following the
fortunes OF beWitching little Topeka
girl, Dorothy Gale, who is transport
ed into fairyland by d cyclone that dis
rupts her ancestral home and trans
ports her into the land Of o.. where
she encounters ali sorts of whimsical
and fantastical creatures. witches.
benevolent and marvolent fairies and
finally the mighty potentate The Wiz
ard II Or. who imposes upon the cred
ulity of the simple minded fairyfolk
| whc inhabit his domain. SO much for
the slight plo; of THE Wizard Of or =
which is said to have more conference
of fanciful story than most light pro
ductions Of its class. Chief of the per
scmages IN the action is a Scareerow,
who in one of the earlier scenes CT the
] Extravaganza is endowed with life
and from thence on is the moving
mirth-compelling spirit of the play.
There Is also a Tin Ncoodman. who
likewise becomes vital force for fun
| and cOmicalities after his Joints be
come ciled up once. These two char
acters are absolutely unique in the
field Of eXtravaganza. Both are inn
mensely funny from start to finish
and never once do their antics and
mad pranks tire upon the audience. At
the Elks tneater Monday. Fcbr,3&2 .
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Mrs. \. s. Mayhem is very sick.
Mrs. E. A. Peterson is convalesc-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-23
THINK STOWAWAY
DROWNED HIMSELF
ESCAPED WITH HANDcUFFS
FROM STEAMSHIP LEXINGTON AT
THE BALTIMORE WHARF.

Body Not Recovered and no Trace
of Him Found in Savnnnah-TyvO
StOwaways, Both HandcuRed,
Were Confined Together and Port
Hole Was Only Avenue of Escape.
StOWaway StiII on Board Says He
Heard Splash in River.
With handouts on, white stowa-
way is thought to have jumped from
the steamship Lexington at the Balti-
more wharf and drowned at an early
hour yesterday morning.
Through the port hole of the apart
ment whore he was locked was the
only avenue of escape, unless he had
the door for him.
Whether the stowaway was drowned
or made his escape is not known. It
was some time before daylight that the
man left the ship, and no one saw
him. Thinking he may have possibly
escaped, officials of the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company fur
nished a detective with a description
of him. so he would be known if seen
in the city.
The Lexington arrived from Balti-
more during the night, and was at the
wharf when the stoWaway left the
vessel. Two stowaways had been dis
covered on board shortly after the
steamer left Baltimore. Both were
young white men. They were placed
in irons and confined in one of the
apartments below deck. AS the ship is
to return to Baltimore Thursday. the
stowaways We're left on board when
the Lexington reached this port, in
stead of being turned over to the DO
lice, as is usually done in such cases
steam pipes run through the apart
ment where the men were confined
and they complained of the heat.
Capt. Kirwan ordered one of his men
TO open the port hole and told the man
TO warn the prisoners that they would
drown if they attempted to escape
through it. In the morning when the
apartment was visited only one of
prisoners was there.
The remaining stowaway stated he
heard splash in the water about 2
o'clock in the morning. Capt. Kirwan
stated to a friend that he thought the
man must have been drowned The
surviving stowaway in still held on
the steamer and will be carried back
to Baltimore.
The body of the stowaway has not
been found in the river and no trace
Of him has been discovered in the
city
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-23
II You Are doing south

Take advantage of the splendid train
service via Atlantic Coast Line. Flor
ida and West Indian Limited leaves
Savannah 1912 a. m. Getty time),
arrives Jacksonville 1:45 D. M, leav-
ing Jacksonville 900 p. M, arriving
Tampa 1880 p. m. Sleepers and dim
ing cars to Jacksonville, buffet sleeper
Jacksonville 20 Tampa.
New York and Florida Express
leaves Savannah AIS a. m. Getty time)
arrives Jacksonville $40 n. m. Sleep
er Savannah to Jacksonville. This
train connects at Jacksonville with
trains for Fort Myers. Tampa and ST.
Petersburg, leaving at GAS a. m.
Pullman buffet parlor cars Jackson
VILE TO Tampa and Jacksonville to st.
Petersburg.
Savannah and Jacksonville Express
train No. 81. leaves Savannah 400 d.
m. Getty time), (train made up at Sa-
vnnnnh and always leaves on time)
connects at Jacksonville with train
leaving for Fort Myers and Tampa at
9:35 y. m. carrying Pullman buffet
sleeping cars Jacksonville 10 Fort NV
ers and Jacksonville TO Tampa. arriv-
Ina Fort Myers AZ 1870 .. m. arriving
Tampa 1900 a. m. Passenger service
unexcelled. Secure information and
reserve your Pullman space at city
ticket once, De Soto Hotel Both
phones 7s.--ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-23
Fnst Forging Forward.

Idaho is one of the best watered
states in America. People are NOV
ing there because hot winds and de-
structive storms are unknown and be-
cause its matchless climate generates
physical and mental vigor and guaran-
tees good health, Idaho has rapidly
grown in popularity during the past
five years and settlers in it's irrigated
valleys have met with more than or
binary success. This fact has induced
a large influx of Eastern capital in
the state with the result that its
growth has been rapid. If you have in
mind a change for the general i'm
provement of your condition in life, or
IL you are seeking a climate beneficial
to health, Idaho will meet these re-
quirements. The easiest-in fact the
only direct route to Idaho points is via
the Union Pacific. This road runs two
trains daily from Omaha and two
trains daily from Chicago and Kansas
City to all points In Idaho, Montana
and the great Northwest. For full
particulars and descriptive information
inquire OF J. F. Van Rensselaer,, ID
Peachtree street, Atlanta Ga.-ad.