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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22

| Hopkins university, was awarded a
medal by the Society Of Chemical In.
dustry.
Suit has been entered by the Arcade
Manufacturing company or chicago
for $4,000 damages in the United
States circuit court at Pittsburg, Pa,
against Swank Hardware company OF
Johnstown, Pa, alleging infringement
on n patented cork extractor,
Yetta Berkowitz, a Brooklyn young
woman, was killed by a tombstone
which crushed her skull as she prayed
on grave.
Thomas Bland, a retired farmer liy'
ing fourteen miles northeast Of Ster,
ling, H., killed himself by firing a
bullet into his head.
Mrs. Henrietta Davidson, wealthy
widow Of New York, who disappeared
while on visit in Buffalo, has re-
turned to her home.
The cruiser Milwaukee was launched
at San Francisco, Miss Janet Mitchell
christening the war ship In the pres
ence Of a large crowd
George M. Moulton of Chicago was
elected grand master of knights
Tempar. The next conclave Is to be
held in Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Bids have been received for 1913
acres Of the surplus lands Of the Grand
Ronde indian reservation, Oregon for
which the government will receive
$6G587.
DR.. Dowe shuts himself up for a
week of prayer before assuming the
title OF apostle. He refused to intimate
whom he would choose for the eleven
other apostles.
The c0roner's jury in the case Of
the fatal collision on the Grand Trunk
near Richmond, Que, holds Conductor
Atkinson and Engineer Swager of the
excursion train responsible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22

of the fremont temple. Boston, died at
AK les Baines.
David Barclay, one of the most prom.
lnent men of Menominee, Mich, died
suddenly of heart failure. He was
IS years old. He served as sheriff
Of Menominee county two terms, IN
1880 and 1882.
News reached Chicago of the death
Of Kirk HAYES, who for twelve years
prior to 1929 was a Judge of the SUI
perior court Of Cook county, at his
summer home in Les Cheneaux islands,
Lake Huron. He had gone there to
spend the summer, and his friends in
Chicago did not even know that he
was III. Since he was defeated for
re election in the democratic landslide
Of 1892 Mr. Halves had devoted his
attention to his law practice and the
management of his extensive proper
ties. Mr.. HAYES, who was a brother
Of Mary J. Holmes, the author, was
born in Brook6eld, Mass, Jan. 5, 1899.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
JAPANEsE.RussIAN WAR.

The cars Baltic feet sailed from
Cronstadt to fight In the orient.
The Japanese losses at Liaoyang
are officially stated to have been IT.
$50.
The Japanese are reported worn
out and have temporarily abandoned
their pursuit Of Kuropatkin.
The losses sustained by both armies
In the battle at Liaoyang are now mod
erately estimated at $4,000.
A dispatch to London from St.
Petersburg declares that Viceroy Alex.
Jeff has sent in his resignation.
During the fighting between Lao
yang and Mukden 1900 Russians are
reported to have been wounded
A column of 1900 Russians is re
ported surrounded by the Japanese
snrth OF Mukden, with no hope of es'
cape.
The Russian forces are reported to
lie evacuating Mukden, while the laps,
It is said, have not crossed the River
Hun
European diplomacy is Of the opinion
that peace between Russia and Japan
at the present time would be prema
turc and not Of lasting nature.
The Japanese lost $4,000 men In re-
cent attacks on Port Arthur, according
10 the report Of Japanese officer who
is passing through Tsingtau, China.
The United States Is brought into the
contraband chasing controversy by the
arrival of the Russian volunteer cruis'
err Lena at San Francisco TO make re-
pairs.
Gen. Kuroi reports that the Rus
SLAMS left 1000 wounded on the field
of battle at Llaoyang Iootlng Of
the city was begun by the japanese sol.
diers.
The interparlamcntary peace con
gress mt ST. Louis adopted resolutions
urging the submission Of the Russian.
Japanese war issues to the Hague
tribunal,
The Russian army at the front Is to
be divided i'm two under separate com.
manders, subject to Kouropatkin al
chief but his final renewal Is limited
ut In st. Petersburg.
Kouropatkin reports lull In the
nghting north OF Liaoyang, due to the
heavy rains. ST. Petersburg does not
know whether the Russians will remain
in Mukden or retreat farther north
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
TRoLLEYlNG IN COAL MINES.
New Diversion Which People Have
Taken To in Missouri.


New York Sun.-The trolley has
been put to n new use. Out in Mis-.
souri,, where there are many coal
mines. one of the new amusements OF
people is to ride through the black dia-
mond caves in electric cars.
lncandescent lights are strung
along the entire distance, the roofs
are high and we'll supported the air
is clean and dry, and there is no more
cause for apprehension than in taking
q trolley ride about a large city.
Mssourians insist that so far as
mining matters are concerned they
are in advance of most of the eastern
states. Five or six years ago most of
the mines were nothing btrt holes in
the ground, timhered and shored. with
two streaks Of rust leading into them,
aud now and then a gaunt mule lead
ing car out Of them
Now there are dozens of mines I'M
tie state and a woman IN white
Swiss gown could journey through
for miles without getting 81 much as
q SCOT mark on the hem Of her gar.
ment
Two reasons exist for the Change.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
WEAKENs SENSE OF SMELL.
Civilization as It Progresses Makes
the Nose Less Sensitive.

London Graphic recently
remarked that we were losing the
sense of smell. In the boer war it
was noticed that we had not the keen
eyesight of the hunter and the savage.
The primitive physical qualities must
needs so with civilization, but as re-
CARDS the sense of smell, smoking, no
doubt, is partly answerable for this.
The frequent odor of tobacco kills the
other scents and the sense of smell
needs cultivation.
The ancient Romans paid homage to
it at their feasts; the odorous fom-
tains, the wreaths of roses that crown
ed the guests, the showers of fragrant
petals that were waited down-all
smell needs as much pandering to as
the palate.
A keen nose is almost as great an
enjoyment as a clear eye. The odor
OF the red rose. when inhaled from its
calyx and pressed against the face.
is said to be cure for headache.
Verbena is good for the nerves. the
aromatic scents of the pine forest are
invigorating, the smell of the damp
earth after a shower is delicious, the
dying strawberry leaves in the border
ON an autumn day have a sweetness
that those who love it can never for
oct
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
Oroyo Railroad.

The Oroyo railroad, which now runs
from Callao to the gold fields of Cerro
de Pasco, is considered one of the
wonders of the Peruvian world. Com
mencng in Callao it ascends the mar
row valley of the Rimac, rising nearly
5000 feet in the first Go miles. Thence
it goes through the intricate gorges
of the Sierras till it tunnels the An
des at an altitude of 1855 feet, the
highest point in the world where a
piston rod is moved by steam. This
elevation is reached in IS miles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
DAUGHTERS or REVOLUTIONARY
SOLDIERS.

There are no revolutionary soldiers
now alive nor are there any survivors
OF the war of 1872, the last veteran of
the 1912 fraCas, resident of New
York state, having died some years
ago Daughters of the revolutionary
soldiers draw pension under spe-
cial act of congress. Hannah Barrett,
daughter of Private Noah Harrod of
Capt Webb's company of Col. Shep-
ards regiment of Massachusetts
troops, was one of the pensioners.
She lived at 425 Massachusetts avenue
and died last December. The only
other surviving daughter is Rhoda
Thompson, daughter of Thaddeus
Thompson, a private in Capt. Thorn
ass company of Col. Lambs regiment
Of New York artillery. She resides at
Woodbury., Conn. The Boston office
does not cover all of New England as
payments are also made at Augusta,
Me. and Concord, n. H. There are
about 1000 widows of soldiers of 1912
still alive, and of this number 100 are
raid pensions through the Boston
offiee.-Boston Record.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
FATAL COLLAPSE
OF BURNED BRIDGE

Saltwater, MINI, Sept. 16.-The
bridge across Lake st. CroiX, which is
half mile long, extending to the Wis.
consin side, caught fire yesteray after.
noon. The fire had so weakened one
of the spans that when fire apparatus
and a crowd of people attempted to
cross, it fell into the water 20 feet be.
low Twenty persons were precipitat-
ed with the wreckage into the water,
Two were killed and five seriously in
jured. The dead are Adolph Boo, aged
80, and George McGrath, 16.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
FOREIGN.

Nine Melba's auto killed an aged
man in Paris and she is Frustrated
Lord Mimic, who will be succeeded
nj the end of the month by Lord Grey
as governor general Of Canada, has
broken all records in his travels in the
dominion.
Thihetan officials signed a treaty
with Great Britain, the llama virtually
ahdtCating.
Uruguay rebels are reported to have
defeated the government troops in an,
other big battle.
Natives Of German New Guinea mas,
sacred ten Catholic missionaries, in.
Guiding five sisters.
A Canadian Pacific express was held
mp Ivy four masked men fortythree
miles from Vancouver.
Germany viii construct two tank
steamers to supply petroleum as fuel
for warships, its use having proved
successful,
A protest signed by 10000 Alhan.
ians will be presented to the powers
against the alleged action of com.
mander of Macodonia's gondarmere.
Queen Alexandra, accompanied by
King Edward and Princess Victoria,
visited Mrs paget in her sick chamber
and smoothed her bed
Princess Metternich. 6S years old
and a ruler oil society in the court OF
Napoleon III, visited Paris, the scene
Of her early triumphs, and is acclaim,
ed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
DOM EsTIC.

A slight earthquake shock was felt
at Riverside, Cal.
A New York trained nurse bitten by
n maniac went insane.
Joseph Elsie, acronaut, was killed
In n parachute leap Mt Tuscola III,
Frank Mijeinalstay was stabbed to
death in Glrrard, Ill.,. by 10 Gloza.
A tent sanitarum for poor con.
Bumptive Jews was set up near Den
yer.
Robbers held up n Canadian Pacific
train end got $4,000 from the express
safe.
Citizens OF Murdoch, H. had bat.
tie with bandits and prevented bank
robbery
W. j. Ferguson. theatrical advance
agent was shot by a woman in New
York hotel,
Two are dead and nineteen injured
as the result of Rock Island wreck
ut Tiskllwa, ILL.,
A negro charged with murder was
taken from jail in Madison county,
Ala. and lynched.
James i. Van Allen, linsman of
William Waldorf Astor, Is to become
British subject.
Joseph Polk, negro. was shot and
Killed at nridgcvIle, Del. by Delaney
Maddox, another negro.
A temperance advocate ut lndcpond
ence. In, asked injunctious against
twenty saloonkeepcrs
Three distinct forest fires in north
ern California menacod the redwood
timber In the state park.
Census figures show an increase of
per cent in ratio Of divorced to
married men In decade
Around the world signals flashed
from Washington met in fourteen sec
onds AT Adelaide, Australia,
Miss Louise Hettle Of Stratford. Wis
resented unwclcome advances of pic
ture cauvasser and shot him.
Lillian Russells daughter and hus
band Abbott Einsteiu, was cvicted for
not paying rent In New York.
John RocchIccioli, wellknown
Italian, committed suicide nj Rich.
mond, Va, by shooting himself.
Grants army was beaten in the bril-
liant war play at Run Run. The ma.
neuycrs were brought to an end
Larlitn Johnson. colored. was hanged
at Columbiana. Ala. for the murder of
John lIawley an old confederate sol.
der.
A New York dressmaker says $4,000
Is only fair average Of the annual
cost of gowns supplied to society lead.
ers.
Eight persons were drowned In
Delaware river At Philadelphia in n
collision between steamer and
launch.
Government reports indicated loss
of G4.000000 bushels in spring
wheat yield in the northwest because
OF rust
Two masked robbers held up the
treasurer Of Mcigs county, Ohio. Sc
curing $4,000 and locked the official
in vault
Charles Beard. president OF the
Price Baking Powder company, fails
to return from swim in the lake Mt
Chicago.
The schooner Eliza Day arrived at
Milwaukee, with the news that her
cook. John Farmer, had been lost in a
sQuall.
Bishop ]. NJ Walden, retired, of the
Methodist church and his wife were
seriously hurt in a runaway al Gin.
cinnati.
Ira Remsen, president Of Johns
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
stanley's Fortune From His Books

The large fortune of nearly e150,-
600 left by Sir H. NJ. Stanley suggests
that dark continents, no less than
dark clouds, have silver Innings Very
often the intrepid traveller might be
seen hansoming along Fleet street.
eastward, and we now know that he did
Tot go to the city for nothing His
books, Of course. brought HIM great
returns, especially How | Found Liv-
iEgstone-a double find. London
Chronicle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
POLITICAL.

Democratic editors Of the country
called at Rosemount and were address
ed by eX.Judge Parker In a set speech.
Republican National Chairman Cor.
tolyou In Chicago announced that Fair
banks would duplicate the cross coun-
try trip made by Roosevelt in 1900
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22

climbs up by the new. You can trace
his progress up the pile by the
lunches of old threads which he
leaves behind at intervals. 1t has
never been figured out whether he
could go mile in less than a year,
but it would be safe to back the mus
sci in the animals "slow race
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
THOUSANDS HEAR FAIRBANKS.
Roosevelt Running Mate Opens Yves,
Virginia Campaign.

Parkersburg, w Va. Sept 1S.-
Five thousand persons heard senator
Fairbanks here Saturday, when he
opened the republican campaign in
West Virginia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
cranberries Promise Good Yield.

Shell Lake, WIS, Sept lS-Pros.
poets are good for a heavy yield Of
cranberries in this locality The crop
on Waterman's cultivated marsh. west
VI town, II exceptionally good.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
MoRTuARY MATTERS.

Judge s. A. kingman. the first chief
justice Of Kansas, died at Topeka.
Or George Iorimer. Baptist min.
lister, formerly pastor II Chicago and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
HUNTER KILLS MAN.
viii Abraham OF Amigo Accidentally
Shoots George kempster.

Elcho, wis, Sept. 1S.--While hunt.
ing near here Friday VIII Abraham
Of Amigo accidentally shot ara killed
George LOOMS Kempster
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
Wisconsin State n ews
Arrest Stops Wedding.

Green APPROPRIATIONS for the
wedding of Miss Burnemann,
daughter Of prosperous Nor.
rison farmer, to Alfred SchultZe,
announced for Tuesday, were
interrupted Schultze was arrested by
Sheriff Gauerke by instructions from
the chief of police at Saginaw Mich.
He is accused of stealing a horse at
Saginaw three years ago.
Unknown Road Gets option.
Superior-A long step toward clear.
ing up the difficulty in the way of the
new railroads getting it's rightof way
through the center of this city was
taken yesterday. An option on the
Broadway laundry property was Sc,
cured by w. II. Gillis, representative
of the unknown road. This property
contains the only large and costly
building in the whole strip wanted
Republican Day Observed.
Fox Lake-Republica day at the
Fox Lake Driving club matinee was at.
tended by crowd of about 400 peo-
pie, Notwithstanding the weather was
cold and disagreeable. r. L. Morse,
the republican candidate for congress,
and Walter ID. Corrigan, assistant at
torney general were the speakers.
State to Be Involved.
Supcrior-Attorney w. r. Crawford.
acting for the Superior Cash Grocer,
company, will ask the state to take a
hand in the fight. The attorney gen
eral will be petitioned to start an ac-
ton to dissolve the Superior Retail
GroCers' association on the ground
that 1t Is n combination in restraint or
trade.
Loses Another Officer.
Anpleton-The resignation of Au-
gust II. Ksten as second lieutenant in
the second infantry, w. N. G., has been
received at headquarters and forward
ed. Lieut.. Kisten belongs to Com
pany A, Marshtleld, and gives removal
from the city us his reason for resign,
ing This Will leave the Marshfield
company with two vacancies to I'LL, as
Capt a. c. Martin rendered his resig-
nation last week.
Small Boys Are Arrested.
Green Bay-ln the arrest of David
Barber, George Dunn and George
Olojnic2ak aged l6, 16 and II years,
respectively, the police believe they
have broken up a gang of boy bandits
who are suspected of having commit
ted long list of petty burglaries.
Delay in Superior Building.
Superior-There Is to be more delay
in the construction of the Superior
federal building, although $1,000 has
been made available for it. The
plans, having been filled out in detail
and sent TO washington ruust he
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
Delay In Superior Building.

Superior-There is to be more delay
in the construction of the superior
federal building, although 100000 has
been made available for it. The
plans, having been filled out in detail
and sent to Washington, must be
checked over and sent back for further
revision.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-22
Loses Another Officer.
Small Boys Are Arrested.

Green Bay-ln the arrest of David
Barber, George Dunn and George
Olojnic2ak aged l6, 16 and II years,
respectively, the police believe they
have broken up a gang of boy bandits
who are suspected of having commit.
ted a long list of petty burglaries.
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sd)atmciiter.

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Big mabt.
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Staatsan,ualt.

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Sabre III We2can County.
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portemellt Scr lliliucriitGt Don Noro=
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pbc3cit, oaB CT iid) Sem Inlte ais
StootsMmualt c6rcuboIl lllO sur
3uiricocnfcit Dion1en miro.
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rem 25 Tiltrifte mnb 80 s6ulcr.
9cute baben mir 81 0iltriitc u1b 112
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Sabres ltnterridt gcbabt boben.
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nur 1892 &iubcr i'm fdulpflid)tigen
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1901 seigt 1888. Ga Dos SDitem scr
@ud)iiibrluna ,,uo ber 8l erltattenben
@cridtc cin iebr tompli3iertes lit, 10
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liden 5eile bes @ouutps unO mobnt
in 9alfour.
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County, crualtlnlAsrotcs mo Eor.
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