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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Ger 9anoel 3mif@en
porto Hico uno ben
Ver. Siaaten.
- { T. - ] O O ! G n.

Arlington, l.Mdr3. Der
6anosl 3wiIden porto Rico uno ben
Der. Staatsn be3ifferte iiA I'm perflof-
iensn Ralsnoeriabr auf runo % Dill
iionsn 9Olars, popon runo Elf unb
cine babe Wlillion auf ben grport
amsritanildsr prooucte na9 Der Sniel
uno 10 Milionsn auf ben grport por.
toritaniiher probutte nod ben Der.
Staten tommen. Die iibrige babe
WiaiOn rsprdientirt ben grport aus.
ldnoiIder prooucts bon ben Der. Staa-
ten mad porto Rico unb umeeiebrt.
Sm Sabre 1897. benz lebien Sabre
Der ipaniI6en 6errIdaft auf Der SnieI,
bs5ifierte fi9 Der Wsrtb bss 6anbels-
bsrtsbrs swii2en ben Der. Gtaaten
unb porto Rico auf "a, l62. 900, Der
isitbsriss aufiamuua bes 0unbsls 1T
alio tbatId1lia enorm unb cine tpaiters
bsOeutenoe 3unabme itebt In Der 3u-
tunft ju srparten, tuenn bic &eicureen
Der Sniel srf boiler sntuidelt Rnb.
Die baupiiddli&fen MrtiteI. ueI9e
aus ben Der. Gtaaten nod porto @ieo
gingsn, paren grobffofe, 1aumwoll.
Waarsn. @tabl. unb giiensWaaren.
Maidinerie unc 2Derijeuge. porto
Rieos Musfubr nab ben Der. Staaten
bsitanO IN 3uder (runb sc, 800. .0O0),
gisarrsn uno 9ebat. unb 2afee. Der
porioriianiidc audee i1sint BIER biele
Siebtaber gu finoen, oenn BON jluei
Rillionsn pfunb In 1902 ifieg bic
.ginfubr in 1908 auf 5,46l, 900
pfuno.
porto &ito's 0anbsl NIT BEN Nus'
Ianos rsprdientirte 1T 1908 einen
@ert6 bon So. $3.50 iuobon etiual
msbr ais suei waiaiOnen Dollars auI
bic ginfubr, unb Der ReR auf ben
grport tommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Hsri9tienne.

Sn benz 8eri&t tbsr ben preu-
bensVerein bat V9 leioer Elm
Srrtbum eInaei@li@en, In benz es
beibsn iollte .0as @terbsgelb an
Gamerab g 9r6ber (fatt gseert)
beiien Grcu a,iforbsn III, im 1etrape
bon $50 murbe sur 3abluns ange.
tuieIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
9is Mrbmore Del & was 60.
bat Slid.

3wsi OslQususn, wel4e f4 als iehr
productive erueiien tuerben, fno bon
ben 4nestslten Der vNromore Oil &
Gas 60. auf benz Barrier @itp OelfeIo
anasbctrt porbsn rnb 3mar auf Der
Mont Noams Garm unb auf Der gjra
Cecil Garm.
9srr 5Obsrt aslsr III prdfosnt Der
@eIenI9aft,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Surge Depei&en.

30 aIbinaton. Mgnes Sren1,
bic @eneralpofmeiiter pupue um gu.
ipelen befoblen bate, iuurbe su 6 Sab
rem 3u@tbaus usrurtbeilt.
Gan Dom in9o. Die Wos
relies &esierun9 bei9lob bon Wsne3uelu
bas 8unonenbOOt rWliranba" um
5000, 900 3u iaufer, auberbem 5000
Iauisr.@eustre nebR MunitIon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Wus benz &loiter eatFobea.

Die Wutter Superior bes 2loHers
sum ,@utsn 0irten" mslbste ssitern
glbsnb Der polisei, bab bic 15.idbrise
Mnnie 9emple aus oemieIbsn entHoben
mar. sic mar bon benz @eri6t fur
iusenoli&e Strdainae nod benz 3lOaer
geinnbt uoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
9eutf@Ianb.
Seutf4er 2anb mirtt
u ber ameritan&e
Qanb mirthf9aft.


gerIin. I. Mdr3. Oie grgeb.
nifie Der @tubienreiis Der @sieniaaft
bon bsutiden Qanbmirtben bur& bic
Der. @taaten fno In sinsm iebr In.
terenanten Yu9 3uiammensefabt, bas
nunmebr srf&iensn 1T.
Der 1erfcifer oieies b69it infruts
tiben unO 3ueleid untsrboltsnbsn
Wertes III @ittergutsbsfiber u. Wao.
fad auF 0orni6mmsrn bel 9ennf6bt,
propiu3 ea@isn, elmer bon ben uisrsis
2anowirtben, usl9e biefe Mmsriiafabrt
mitaemaGt baben.
Sm aQgemeinen III bas BUD fur
Mmeriia iebr ipmbatbii9 sebaItsn, uuo
beionberes @eipi9t 1T nathrli& auf bic
9eObu&tunsen Der 9anbwirtbs binF9t-
Ii3 bes fis 3undnit Sntsreifrenben :
Auf bic 9unbwirtbIaaft In ben Der.
Staaten aelegt. Der Garmerfanb"
faat Der WtrfaRer, rtuirb in ben Der.
Staaien als Der tui&tiaits Gtnno amer.
iannt unb aIs FOLDER aea@tet."
@roBber3o9 bOn 9aben
erufli& ertrantt.
Berlin. 1. Wdr3. Die griran.
flung bes @robher3oss bon 9aben,
f@eint bod ernRsrsr Watur su fein,
ols man anfdnaIi9 unnabm. Der
3ufanb besieIbsn erysat ernfe Be-
forenib. Das bsbentli9Fs epmptom
1T bic 3u Sage tretenb: aqssmsine
Wattisteit bes patientsn.'
Mie ernit bas 2eibsn bes @roBber.
3ogs III, erbelt bic 9batia9s. bab Der
WiniFer oes Snnsrn. Or. &. e9en.
tel, tpel&er gum Wortrae befobIen mar.
ieineu 9ortraa ni&t bsenbigen ionnte,
neil Der @robter3os mdbreub befieIben
nabe3u 3ufammenbra&.
9it Sapaner angebli&
5uradaef&Iagen.
gmben, prtuben. /. Mdrs. Die
Wa&ri&t III BIER eingetrofen, baB bic
Snpaner am Ditnifas auf's ylsus sinen
Mngriii auf BORT Mrtbur ma&ten, is.
bod NIT grobem Werlut 5uriidgei&la.
gen tuuiben.
gsiR befannt. bnB Der Wtifabo feline
Mbmirdle infruirt bat, Bort Mrttur
am @ontas ober Dienitas 3u thrmen.
% otipen 3erH6rt
ct. petsrsburG /. Wdrj.
gln&ri&ien aus Bort Mrthur 3ufoIge
baben bie Snpnner % 2oiomotipen
unb eine Nujutl Cars ber Manbi&urei
9ahn aerRbrt.
Die Japaner ,uuren nls 9ineRI9e
arbeiter perileibet unb arbeiteten als.
icl&e ldnoR Der 9abnfreds.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Tmk jerqasti@t.

Dem @ris@sn @eorse gotopOlIs bon
924 Oft @aibinetOx Ctr, mel&er BET
Dem 1au Der 9lb.Hnhn anssitellt III,
fiel gefern cine giienbabniHiene anf
ben 5ub, woburd berielbe 3erquetf4t
wurpe. Der Werlsbte luurbs mad benz
Stabt. .0ospital gebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Ymrim Wtasferaoe Der Suopls.
Qo9e glo. 230, 8. 3. u.

Die Snbiannpplis 2oQe go. $50
8. 9. a.. beranfaltet beuts In Der
@srmania 4ale ibre z. jdbrli9s
Wasterabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

DauerIaubniBi&eine.-
WarIins & gblsr. Wspdraturen, AZ
wlonument plaee, s400. -6enrp @Iat'
fslbsr, Grams.go gottaas, proipect Str,
nate Mabiion Mpe., s1500.-Wabafb
Rsultp & Coon Co.. Reparatursn, "a
g. globle etr.. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
meini&aftli&er 5nrnateno.

Die Nctipen Der 8 9urnbereine iusr.
ben bsute Mbenb In Der Shbieite 9urn.
bale sinen semeinI@aftli&en 9urn.
nbeno abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Nteert9tr 8abtvreis
mad Snsianapslis iatsr bic Sem

uuW Suutuuuputts uUet DC YSenU'
Iplbamid Qtnie.
am 81. Mdr3 unb /. MpriI perbeu,
in Qlubetra&t Der eoutbsrn Subiana
leaders Mffoeiotion" SeriammIuna,
GrcurFons< BiIlste na& Snbianopolis
iiber Die Yennlplbania 4inien bertauft.
Eiir Gin5eInbeiteu, Belt Der 8l8e, etc.
ipenbe man f@ an bie QocaI 9idet
4oenteu bielsr 2'nien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01
Na6rtGten aus Jnbiana.
Sturme 9 no atben.

% bal 3. Gin beftises @ewit.
ter, gsfoIst bon einem f&wersn Qagsl.
ifurm iuGte am Montas Waboib unD
umgegenb beim. Woltenbru@artig
er9onsn ii9 bic @sasnmaRen hernieoer
unb aus ben BEN @ubuib 3uiIiebsnben
1dnen tuurben reisenbe @tr6me. wdt.
reno Der Glub islbit bic glisberunpen
iiberi4wsmmts bic @sIeiie Der Big
Gour Gabn ifanben 6 SUB unter
QDaHer.
gaadbem bas @suitier ii4 eeleat
bate, brad Elm 0ageliturm los, wie Ct
i&werer bier ieit Sabrsn niAt GENT.
tbet bat. Den I9limnfen e9oben
riatste er an unb in ben 9-sibbduiern
Der WataIh Gloral 90. an. gli&t
cine S&eibe blisb BELL unb Der e9aben
an @las aQein tpiro F9 nuf mehr als
$1,000 belaufen ferner murben pHans
sen I'm Wertbe bon $1,000 serRDrt.
Werf&mel3uns bon 5ruF.
@efeIIf@aften
Waibtneton. Die Waibins.
ton 9ruif 60. unb Die @itijens 2oan
& 9ruff 60. finb init chamber Der.
| fnmoljen uorben. Sic neue @eiel.
lnaft, tuelbe hber elm Capital bon
$4,000 uerfasen wirb. wirb ben
Wamen giti3sns 2oan & 9ruit 60.
flbren.
bru6 in time pp 4.
Cffice.
Sort Wapne. goF Office.
SnIpector SpauIbins beri&tete, bab
In Der SamRae yla@t in bic poE.
Offise lin pauIcins einsebro&en uno
@elber unb Briefmarien i'm @eiammt.
wert1 bon 5000 geitoblen purben.
jGarmer' Hanf uno Sic.
batpr.
ben. Ganf3is bsr wsbl4
babenbfsn Garmer bes Gountp's
taben cine gsrsinieuns eserhnOst,
bersn 3med III, cine Hant unb einen
@etreibesglebntor 3i etabliren. CUR
3eit liest bas ganje @etreioe @ei@dft
Der Staot In elmer 0anb unb bic Gar.
mer inb unjufrieoen nit ben preifen,
lpslne itnen bon benz Snbaber bssiel.
ben bs3ublt uerben.
gr.Mubitor % m. W2eDer
Elm reier W ann.
GortWapne. Die bsri&iebensn
auf llnteri&laguns lautenben Mntla'
gen eeaen gr.Mubitor Wm. Weper Hnb
auf gntraa oes staatsanmalts bonn
Ri&tsr C'Rourle nieOeraef@lasen ipor'
ben. Mepsr mar bstanntli& aneetlaet,
@slbsr als gpunip.1eamter unb aIs
rManager" Der wafeban.M location
unteri&laosn 3u baben. Die SADIE
uurbe 10 langs In ben @eri9ten binges
f&leppt unb bers6sert, bis man ent-
bedte. oab bic Mntlaeen 70 febIsrbait
ab9efabt waren, eaB i&liebli& ni&ts
iibrig bIieb, als einen hidsn Stri9
Our9 Die eunse @siai9te 3u MAIDEN.
ames We DonaIb "a bic
@robgef9m orenen nber.
nj n.
9soforb. Sames Donalb.
ipeI&er bef&uIbiet 1T. bic 6o&f&ulIeb.
rerin @arab @&6Fer ermorbet 3u ia.
ben, tpurbs am wlontas Mapor Smith
borssfubrt. Duv9 isine Usrtbeibiaer
Mi&ter q. q. paImer unb Grant ga.
ner erll6rte Ct R& ni&t i&ulbie unb
bieruuf ber3i&tete Ct auf sin Worber.
bbr. Ct wurbe Johann an bic @rob.
aef&worenen iibertuieien unb fpdter
mad benz @efdnsnib In Bloomington
surudeebra&t.
Der 0irf& Idbt arnben.
oa3eIton. Mls bot einigen
Sabren Der belannte 2nnbuixtb 9om
Jotniun In Der Ndbe bon 0ajelton
farb, bef&IoRen bie 6tnterbIiebenen,
lben Milbpnri uufsu9eben. ben Sobn.
ion biele Sabre lang unterbaltsn bate.
wlnn fanb einsn 2dufer fhr bic 6iri&e
bss paris, st,pa breibig an ber 3abl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

Dome 2uunbrp. 6amilisu.W Wdi&e.
prompte Ablieferuus. pbcne 1928.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

- Gie bette 5 Gent Gigarre In
Der Stabt, Wu&o's .9onsfsaou".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-01

- Rau4t Ois BONANZA.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04

covered, eclipsing prussic acid, was
found by Lascelles Scott of England
One Whit Of cyanide Of cacodyl would
kill roomful Of people.
Lhassa, forbidden capital of Tibet,
was visited by a Japanese priest to
study the differences between Tibetan
and Japanese Buddhism. His welcome
( home was like Nansen's.
Russia and England are rivals in
contest of intrigue to secure the up.
per hand in Tibet Viceroy Curzon
sends a strong military force and the
car employs military surveyors.
Prof Yakumo, lecturer at Toxic uni
versity, otherwise known as Lafcadio
Hearn, is missing and is supposed to
have gone into retreat His career as
teacher started over row with pub
fishers.
A Russian nobleman in ST. Peters
burg interview declared war is not ex-
pected at the court, through the be-
lief that Japan will back down. No
more Russian concessions are to be
made.
The Japanese government officially
announced 1t has assumed control Of
railroads for military purposes, 10000
laborers embarked at Tien Tsin;
twenty Chinese regiments are going
to Chilli.
Freedom was secured for Col Arthur
Lynch, commander Of the Irish brigade
in the boer war, through the indirect
appeal to King Edward by President
Roosevelt. Lynch was serving time
for treason.
Corea is the center of eastern in.
triglIe at present. It's monarch Is be-
sieged by Russian officials with pro-
tests against opening Yongampho
port Russian battleships are pres
ent as reinforcement.
General Caseres has fought an
other battle, during which Ramon
Tanarez and seven others were killed.
General Caseres now occupies Cas-
tillo city and General Jiminez has re-
tired to the fort. His forces are
short OF ammunition.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04
WASHINGTON.

A. w. Machen's bank account was
admitted by the court as evidence In
his trial for alleged postal frauds, 500
Croft fasteners were used at Chicago,
of the $500 supplied.
Former Gov Taft of the Philippines
viii arrive from Manila. A reception
Tor him is planned by Senior Alher,
friends believe him presidential
candidate In 1908.
Senator Germans resolution asking
President Roosevelt for data ON
previous military interventions Of
United States In Colombian affairs
was adopted by the senate.
Gen. Wood was accused in the
senate by Senator Tillman with sign,
ing dispatches major general" when
he does not hold that rank. An in.
quiry on Collector Crum was ordered,
Restriction on undesirable i'm,
migrants Is urged by Commissioner
Williams Of New York. where G31 ,SS5
aliens arrived last year Their con,
geston in cities is held to he the
worst feature.
An agreement on the Ohio situation
was reached to avoid clash between
the friends of Roosevelt and Hanna
No fight for or against instructions
will be made; Senator Hanna viii
preside ut the national convention.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04

Aleutian islands, Siberia, ManChuria
China, Japan and the Philippine is
lands. The company is required to
establish a line within five years be-
tween the United States and any of
the Aleutian islands. The house con-
sidered whether members of congress
are entitled to be paid mileage Sec
ond time. The controversy arose on an
item in the urgent deficiency bill pro-
viding for two payments of mileage
fer senator's and members of the house
on account of the extra session, which
was merged into the regular session.
A point of order was raised by Mr..
Maddox democrat of Ca against the
payment of the mileage second
time and he was supported by Mr..
Littlefeld (republican of Maine) who
cCntended there had been no inter
regnum and consequently but one ses-
sion of congress and there was no
authority of law for a second appro-
pration for mileage. Adjournment
was taken before a conclusion was
reached.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04
TRADE AND INDUSTRY.

Cuban revolutionary per cent.
bonds now sell at par
OGclal figures show that 1900
tons of copper have been exported so
far this month.
Increased demand for merchandise
and furnace products Is reported in
Dun's weekly review OF that Chicago
trade
r. II, Hartman is said to have Of.
fored to guarantee orders for 1000 600
tons of rails II tho trust will reduce
the price.
The Visions public was warned by
the insurance commissioner of that
state that unauthorized companies.
including many from Chicago. are do
inc business there.
The Bank statement makes an OK
tracrdipary showing; deposits gain
$5OOo,O00 and loans increase $40
100000, DEPOSITS In New York close
to $t00O,000OOO.
Senator Hanna in a magazine article
on Socialism and the Labor Unions de.
elRres that organized labor must be
educated TO responsibility and be
more conservative.
The Produce Exchange bank of
Cleveland, o., was forced to assign
through defalcations by It's cashier
George A, Rose, totaling $4,000: lost
on Chicago board of trade.
A rate war over the ST. Louis exposi
tion threatened by Chicago. Missouri
river lines refusal to let through
/ traffic be diverted there st. Louis
lines may act Independently.
Terms for the reorganization OF
United States Shipbuilding company
and the abandonment Of the Sheldon
plan are believed agreed on by the
receiver, G, NJ Schwab and syndicate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04
MORTUARY.

Friedrich, duke of Anhalt, died at
Castle Ballenstedt, in Dessau, Ger
many. He had suffered from an
apoplectic stroke. He was born in
1891
Mrs, Rohena Taylor, the Oldest resi-
dent of Sangamon county Illinois,
died ct the Lincoln old peoples home
in Springfield She was 1O2 years old
and born in Kentucky. She had been
a resident Of Springfield over so years.
James Leland 80 years of age, a
former friend of Abraham Lincoln,
died suddenly Of heart disease at his
sons home in ST. Louis. For many
years Mr. Leland was deputy clerk OF
a branch of the supreme court of
Illinois at ottawa, H., and il was
while he held that position that he
became intimately acquainted with
Lincoln. The body was taken to
Ottawa for interment.
Alexander Bateson died in Chicago,
aged 80 years Mr.. Bateson was one
of Chcago's pioneer lumbermen. He
was born In Belfast and came to
Syracuse, N. Y, when 5 years old,
residing there until 1S49. In the
California gold mines he made $780,
OO0 returned to Chicago, and engaged
in the lumber business Several years
ago he lost his fortune through
speculation on the board of trade He
left three sisters.
Mrs. Catherine Steever a pioneer
resident Of Milwaukee and Chicago,
died suddenly at the home of her son,
Jerome G.. Steever, at the age of so
years. Mrs Stcever was the widow
of the late Mitchell Steever Of Mil
waukee, a veteran Of the Mexican war.
Two of her sons, George Mitchell and
Theodore A. Steever, were killed In
the civil war. Mrs. Steever was OF
revolutionary ancestry and leaves but
one son, An attack of apopleXy
caused her death. The body was
taken to Milwaukee for burial. Mrs
Steever was born in Pennsylvania and
went to Milwaukee in 1850. She re.
sided there until 1881 when she came
to Chicago to make her home with her
son
The funeral services of DR., Edmund
Andrews were held, Rev. Dr. George
l.. Robinson of the Mccormick Tneo
logical seminary officiating. A large
number Of the alumni and members OF
the faculty of the Northwestern uni
vorsity medical college and members
of the Chicago Medical society were
in attendance. Interment was Al
Graceland cemetery. The honorary
pallbearers We're DR., N. s. Davis
George c. Walker. DR., j II. Hollister
L, w, Blatchford, DR. +, o. f. Roller
General Robbins, Il. A. Otis, DR.. II. p
I Merriman and DR. +. +. Johnson. Tn,
active aallbearers were: DR., n. S
Davis, Jro Mason Bross, John j, Her
rick, Howard Henderson, DR.. w Il
Morgan and DR. Il, II. Harvey.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
POLITICAL.

resolution inviting President
Roosevelt to address the Kentucky
legislature was voted down by mem
bers.
The Cedric and other Atlantic
liners we're detained in the bay all
night. The fog was so dense that q
steamer was invisible so feet from It's
dock,
Republicans OF the six north side
Chicago wards organized for Charles
s. Deneen's gubernatorial campaign
at massmeeting. A solid delegation
for him is indicated.
CONGRESSMAN William Lorimer
reached Chicago and predicted neither
r. o. Lowden nor G. s. Deneen VIII
have 400 delegates from Cook county
TO the state convention,
Gov. Yates managers are depending
on weather to prevent attendance at
the Springfield love feast. State
employees will use It to boom nim,
Springfield may get the convention.
The schooner Augustus Hunt was
pounded to pieces on the beach, while
hundreds OF persons listened to the
cries Of drowning sailors, but were
unable to aid. The captain and seven
men drowned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Washington, Jan, 26--The time OF
the senate was again divided between
consideration of the Panama question
and other subjects. There was only
one speech ON the canal and 1t was
made by Senator Stone OF Missouri
who spoke ON resolution directing
the senate committee ON foreign rela.
tions to investigate the Panama re.
volt He commended that the cirCum-
stances indicated completely on the
part of the United States in the Sc.
cessiCn of Panama and urged that in
the interest of the country's good
name all the facts should be known.
Senator Hepburn of Idaho made his
first speech III the senate in support
of the resolution introduced by him,
self prohibiting railroad companies
from taking up land in solid body
in lieu Of land in forest reservations.
Mr., Boutelle, republican OF Illinois,
addressed the house for nearly two
hours in reply to statements made by
MIR. Williams of Mississippi, the
minority leader, in his stand pat
speech Of few days ago. Mr., VIII
Jams in turn replied To Mr.. Boutelle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-02-04
IRoouoIs r4EATER DISASTER.

Two hundred relatives Of the
Iroquois theater victims organized to
erect a memorial.
the Iroquos theater inquest Tell
where individual victims persisted,
Actors idle because Of the closing
OF theaters receive $500 from benefit
performance at The Sherman house.
Aid Friestedt In interview declared
he favored temporary opening Of
theaters with asbestos curtains only
where second and third galleries are
closed
Assembly halls of thirty-three
public schools were closed by board OF
cducatlons architect for failure to
comply with the ordinance, Two new
buildings are included,
VIII j. Davis and Harry ]. Powers,
managing owners Of lroquois. testified
nj the inquest Ignorance on many
points was profossed. An effort was
made to shift the blame,
Changes In provisions for the TEN.
porary opening Of theaters were con
sIdered by the aldermanic committee.
The sprinkler and steel stage clauses
were suspended.
Theater question was finally settled
by city council, which removed the
sprinkler and steel stage from the re.
opening requirements. The audi.
forum and Garrlck are to reopen at
once
Fire Department Attorney Fulker-
son makes n report on the Iroduois
disaster city officials not blamed.
1t is rumored-and denied that the
original draft Of report censured city
officials.
Mayor Harrison was held to the
grand Jury, with VIII ], Davis presl.
dent of the lroquols company. Fire
Chief Musham, Building Commissioner
Williams, and two others. The mayor
was scored for shrinking re.
spunsibilty.
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Peace In the far east was declared
to be certain. Russia is said to have
assured the powers that the demands
of Japan will be conceded.
A Corean mctorman on Seoul
street railway was attacked by a mob
because of a fatal accident, A riot
was averted by American marines
London stock brokers ascribe poor
business to rule which prohibits
them from advertising, They say out.
siders are making all the money.
The most deadly poison yet dis.
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chant, was arrested and sued for $780,
900 damages by Charles w. Bailey,
his brother-in.law, for alternating Mrs.
Bailey's affections.
Between 100 and 100 miners were
entomed in gas filed coal mine at
Cheswick, near Pittsburg, Pa. The
mine was wrecked by the explosion.
All are believed dead.
st. Louis exposition buildings and
grounds will be in readiness for open
ing on May 1. The exhibits are less
forward. Transportation and hotel
problems cause anxiety.
Distress in the flooded Pittsburg
district was increased by severe
cold; one.third of Wheeling was sub
merged and natural gas shut off; rail-
road traffic was tied up.
The mystery In the murder Of Miss
Sarah c. Shafer at Bedford, Ind, is
still unsolved; a Chicago man sus-
pected. 1t is now known that a love
affair was concerned,
Senator Reed Smoot OF Utah may
have to make hard fight to retain
his seat In the senate. The commit
tee decided to make an investigation
of all charges against him.
Bedford 0nd) residents are UNI
nerved by the developments In the
murder Of Miss Schafer; Joseph Heit-
ger was known to have made offensive
remarks to her Heitger Is now in
Bloomington.
]. E. Walker, Chicagoan, wanted
for wife abandonment, also sought at
Bedford Gnd) in connection with Miss
Schafers murder; Joseph Heitger,
a Bloomington university student, Is
under surveillance,
The upper classmen of the Alpha
Sigma fraternity at Michigan uniter-
sity decided to drink an unknown
poison til Its effects on the system are
known to science. The dose was
increased.