Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-20
CHICAGO AND SUBURBS.

Weekly health bulletin declares that
SIX In every 100 Chicago men have
Brights disease
Chicago undertakers organized q
credit association for the purpose OF
mutual protection.
John Eckburg of Evanston dies in a
chair while tying rope around his
neck to hang himself
Lincoln's maxim is twisted by Dowie,
who proposes a government of the
people by God and for God.
Ashley c. Smith in divorce suit al
legged wife frequently drove him to
seek shelter In locked room.
Burglars carried off imitation pearls
from residence Of A. A. Sprague while
the real necklace was in vault.
The Rev. Nathan Axtell, in Rock
river Methodist conference, urged that
pastors remarry innocent parties.
Professor II. G. Hale Of the Univer
sity of Chicago attacks methods of
eastern universities as "wormeaten"
In an effort to escape from a crossing
collision Mrs. William Hayes was fatal
ly hurt and her infant child was killed.
Chicago and the state of Illinois are
denounced by speakers at the Metho
dist conference for federation OF
saloons.
DR.. Robert D'Unger of this city
says he has invented submarine
telephone that will operate success
! fully.
Archbishop Quigley decided to es
tabllsh four new parishes in Chicago
and made important deals to obtain
ground.
After witnessing the drowning of
his sister and two friends Harry Gray
was rescued from a capsized boat in
the lake.
Miss Ida Raymond, a pretty woman
OF 18, turns sleuth and captures T. r.
Milllkin, who Is charged with defraud-
ing her.
Eugene C. May says his invention
for making fuel from refuse must sue.
coed before he can pay arrearages OF
alimony.
President Harper attacks theologi-
cal seminaries as failures and says uni.
versities must take up religious in
sGruction.
James Thomas, giant negro, killed
companion in quarrel, but his size
made 1t easy for police to trace and ar.
rest him
Mayor Harrison revoked the H.
censes of sixteen saloon keepers for
dlsobeying order to stop betting in
their places.
Thomas Moran, former policeman,
twice convicted on murder charge,
became insane from an injury while
awaiting a third trial.
Mayor Harrison ordered the Union
Traction Company to stop running cars
on the old Passenger tracks where
franchises have lapsed.
N. A. Hashim and bride, formerly
Miss Louise Kantoos Of Chicago, ar
rested in New York charged with steal
ing $1,000 from girls parents.
Five persons were severely Injured,
several painfully bruised and many
panic stricken and three wagons
wrecked in street car collisions.
Harry Gray, unable to swim, chung
to the mast of sunken yacht and was
saved, while his sister and two experts
tried to reach shore and drowned.
George Russell, arrested as go
ciety burglar" confesses eighteen rob.
berries There continue to be many
holdups In all sections of the city.
State Senator Parker branded Chi.
cago rs the dirtiest of Anglo,Saxon
cities and execrated the street car SER
vice and the municipal government.
Henry Peters, son of the former
building commissioner, was killed by
a key OF beer which fell on his head
after he raised 1t to show strength.
Chicago is unable to obtain a
sufficient number of laborers to per.
form necessary work in several de-
partments, Examinations for eligibles
were ordered.
Mrs. Charles Bronstein, with six
children, penniless and friendless. ar.
rived In Chicago from Russia to find
her husband in jail. charged with
burglary.
Plum Grove Lutheran pastor re-
fused to preach the funeral sermon at
the burial of Minnie Harmening, Pala.
tine girl suicide; she was buried In
unconsecrated ground.
DR., NJ. NJ. Mangasarian, who was a
delegate to the liberal congress in
Rome, declares that the sentiment for
a republic of European nations is
growing
FOREIGN
A general Italian election Is called
for Nov. 80.
kruger's body will be taken to the