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their treatment the disease spread TO
four different parts Of his body. The
longer the doctors treatedhim the worse
II grew. During the day IT would get
rough and form Ike scales. AT night Il
would be cracked, inflamed, and badly
swollen, with terrible burning and itch
ing. When i think Of his suffering, Il
nearly breaks my heart, His screams
could be heard down stairs, The suf-
fering Of myson made me full OF misery.
] had no ambition To work, TO eat, nor
could ] sleep.
Zone doctor told me that my sons
eczema vas incurable and gave II up
for a bad job. One evening | saw an
article In the paper about the wonderful
Cuticura and decided 10 give it a trial,
III tell you that Niticura Ointment
isworth It's weight In gold; and when !
had the first box Of 0intmentther
was q great Improvement, and by III
time l had used the second set Of CUT
curaSoap, Ointment and Resolventmy
child was cured. He is now twelve
years old, and his skin is as fine and
smooth as silk. (agned) Michael Stein
man, 7 Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y, April 16, 1905"
Complete Exissnsl and Iuisrnsi Trcstm,nt fs svey
Dumoi, from rin.ples 70 srrcfala, from fntsIey 10 Ago
cesasint o ouIsan Soap ase;, ol.is.se,, ~, Rssa:
Go, nay sS.d q ii Imssis., 4 .ipsls q, cs.s ss,.s
$500 s.. Nor, { o.. Hss." q chusAs.A'
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ROOSEVELT H0N0RED
In LONDON PARADE.
Peace Float Draped with Stars and
Stripes a Feature at Lord
MAYORS Inauguration.

LONDON. Nov. s-Alderman Walter
Vaughan Morgan was lnaugurated LORD
Mayor OF London to-day, succeeding
Sir John Pound. with all the time-hon-
ored ceremonies, The Lord Mayor went
in state through the city streets to the
Law Courts. where he took the oath OF
office.
The procession. In which the various
associations OF the city took part, was
Imposing and the route was lined by
immense crowds Of people.
Among the floats was one typifylpg
Peace which was drapped with immense
American flags, a tribute 10 President
R~1osevelt's success In ending the war
In the Far East.
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BETS AT ! TO 3 THAT
HEARST WAS ELECTED,
Wal Street Men Make Wagers on
the Result Of Tuesdays
Vote.

In Wall street to-day bets were made
at odds Of I to 8 that Hearst will prove
to be aected on the recount OF the
votes. Two such bets were 500 to
1850 with A. II. Romberg and r. 81.
Goar 500 TO seoc, also with Mr.. Rom
berg,
William Bagley offered to bet $500 to
$1,000 on Hearst
No bets on the Msyoralty result have
yet been paid b. Wall street stakke-
holders, and Il IL calculated that fully
t1,500,0 900 N thus tied up until the re-
count Of the votes Is completed.
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MONEY TIGHT AMI
RATES GO KITING,

There was a strong demand for money
IN the market to-day and call loans
were quoted as high as 10 per cent
The rates. which started at S. were
run )Ip rapidly until the top figure was
reached.
After that the demand eased and the
price fell 10 u per cent.
Tile banks, according to last weeks
statement. had only 1900 900 In reserve.
The monef rate to-day was the high
est since the autumn and winter Of 1901,
lust Ibefcre the slump In stocks. Money
Then. vent above 81 per cent.
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SlDER WHAT
MURPHY WILL
Il DO If BUSTED
TammanyL leaders Specu-
late On the Downfall
Of the Boss.
MAYOR DISAPPO OMITTED.
Is Expected TO Make
Many Changes After
Jan. 4,

Speculation IN Iammany Hal circles
concerns not so much the possible out
come''of the hearst contest as the
standing OF Charles +. Murphy with the
organization. The leaders OF Tammans
'sre figuring on what the Mayor will do
after Jan. 4 and what effect his action,
NAV hava nan The lina that Tammanv
III, ~an ,l~~-, ny s~S-.a
aalake in the State campaign next fail.
Mayor Mcclellan 10 Sore
That the Mayor Il sore there IA M
~ ""'Vt ~ s 20 "o
ooubt Close analysis OF the election
figures show that tine men for whom
he ala the most during his admins
~,ratlon falled 10 maka gooa urncn /,
N"N'n 'a'o y ""No so'u "nNn y
came 70 the delivery Of the votes. In
case his election is upheld, TammanS
Hoal look. for IN -,,nhaayal IN tha ci,v
a~-I----...... I'm ~.s,s
u~sphrvnenes mat WIZ cause Weeping
and waihng and CRASHING OF teeth
among the Afirphy adherents.
80. - n.s,s. r---
''ni oaAies' A@ninahS 'eau-
or OF the Fourteenth District who
was appointed by the Mayor to
the once Of commsssloner OF water
$500 w,--a-,Sn. .s-
Supply uas ana Eieetrlcity' " was de-
clared yesterday. would undoubtedly
be- removed or would resign.
pr,Ava co,n,,Is.lor.. pas, a. ,,,.., n,
.s a DSS" " Wv" VI
the strong showing for Hearst made In
brookyn, Will probably lose his Office.
Maurice featherson, OF The Dock De-
partment while be has worked In
sympathy With the Mayor. Is looked
upon as q department head who will
Ieslsn' ue aown@II on Murphy
GOOD chance TO become Iesder 10" ~
Tamfnany Hall. ~ y,
Vnbera IL M lima N M haa ,no. MI
aixnoritlon to he made ~ pol,no ram
,nissiorer A ma ~ . Svm
M ~ bss f,ssr rnsr sieh y
nns y ""s D'N" "pPote"f i0i a iVIk
u1InL. n,p-t.. 80 uavor
~ pn ~ mayols sycretiry,
Y s'"fpTw = = nsa'S sonnnilssloner-
sSTnp = ~, ~n ~ n,ns s.nnshS tne
Mayv1 snve nm on the nlsnt OF Elec-
tion Day shows what Mcclellan thinks
OF MI. O'Br1ene WORK. de Is an edu-
Gated talented, clever, leVel-helded
young man with a talent Tor making
friends, and one OF the present Tam
many commissioners VIII have 10 make
way Tor him;
Mayor Mcclellan was dsappointed az
tne snowlng mace 2 Y Dr' Jonn McuaW
NoooDury " the StIeet SieInlng De-
PhrtmenL re sPpolnteu IT MoO1Du.y
~. - 49, h,,tt
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FOUND DESK ON FIRE
In A PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Boys Discovered Blaze in a Glass
Room During the Noon
Recess.

There vas a small Are In Public
School No. 81 at No. 52i West Forty
fourth street, during the noon hour TO.
day that was discovered Just In time
to prevent a serious blaze. Several
small boys were returning to class No.
5 b on the second floor, and upon open
ing the door saw a desk blazing.
They ran y Prlncial George II. Chat
smothM-ed the blaze with A fire ex-
ilnguisher. II Ia believed that mischiev.
Gus boys started the fire.
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TO FLASH TIME AT NIGHT.

Eoeinnlng with this evening the West
em rnion Telegraph Company IN ad.
dltlon TO dropping the time ball Of noon
will fash each hour after dark Il green
electric lignt fun tho lower u their
building al No. 1N broadway.
The lisht VIII nash precisely on tht
hour and remain iiebfed tan seconds,
20 that mariners can take their ieak
hashcs Or from tht time X dieafpcals.
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CH|LD'S AWFUL
SKIN HUM0R
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
al wish to inform you that your
wonderful Cuticura has put q stop to
twelve years Of misery I passed with

my son. As an in.
FAINT ! noticed on
his body Al red spot
and treated same
with diferentrem-
edies for abouthvs
years, but when
The spo. began 70
get larger I put
him under the care
of doctDrs. Hinder
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BATCH OF ARRESTS
TO BE MADE SOON
IN BALLOT FRAUDS
CONTINUED from First pase)


conjunction with Deputy Attorney-uen
erai Mason"
A significant point In the assignment
of men from Mr.. Jerome's stan Is the
fact that Mr., Perkins Is the Assistant
District Attorney detailed to the pres
~entation vi csses to TIRE Grand Jhry.
Confusion All pay
A remarkable state OF confusion ore
vailed all day as a result OF an order
Issued last night by Justice Gaynor
compelling Police Commissioner Nc
Adoo 10 deliver all OF the ballot boxes
In the hands OF the police to the Board
OF Elections az the Board OF Election
Offices In each borough. The Board OF
Elections refused AT first to receive the
ballot boxes. and they were piled 10
until late this afternoon in patrol and
express wagons and moving vans. and
on the sidewalks IN the vicinity OF the
Board OF Elections Headquarters.
Police on Guard.
The police are guarding the ballot
boxes closely. Inspector schmittherger
is In charge Of those around Forty-sec-
ond and Forty.frst streets and inspec-
tor Cross has mounted and foot men
around those In Brooklyn. In spite Of
this vigilance, which the police claim
has prevailed from the lime the BIKES
were turned over 10 them on election
night, a number Of the boxes In this
borough are not sealed. Whether The
seals were never aftixed, whether they
were placed on and rubbed on or
whether they were tempered with Is a
question. II Ia a fact, however, that
boxes from the Fifteenth, Twentieth
Gnd Twenty-third Assembly Districts
are in this condition.
Ran Away with Ballots.
A serious turn was given 10 the sltua-
ton to-day when one team Of horses
attached 10 a wagonload OF bAllot1
boxes ran AWAY. one baliot-box from
the Fifth Election District Of The rwen-
t~y-second Assembly District was smash
ed 10 pieces and four other boxes dam.
aged. When the horses ran away they
coilidei with a van a. Tof1y-second
street AID Sixth avenue and At least
six Of the boxes were jolted out, The
damaged boxes are from the Twenty
fourth and Seventh Election Districts Of
the Twsnty-second Assembly District
and the Twenty-sscond and Fourteenth
Election Districts OF the Twentieth As
semhly District Tnc boxes were placed
back on the wagon. and the one that
was SMASHED Is being closeiy guarded.
NJ ballots were lost from H.
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WIRE SNAPS, HORSE BOLTS.
Policeman stops Runaway Il
Crowd OF school Children.

A swapping trolley wire knocked
philip Barusoho from me seat OF bis
saigon 10 the ground IN front Of No,
iss7 Boston road ihls afternoon. The
horse nan away and as there were
many chlidfen on the streets retmr ling
from school II wa feared some OF
ihem would be Injured.
Policeman Henry knowles stopped the
tpinAl when 4 had come several
nlocks and called foI barisono. Ne
sent 10 H. Nome. No as Ease one
ngnleQ anl Ninth N set.
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INTEREST AND DIVIDEND


lnn bvAhD W DlAECIORs Of Ihs
Aanerloan Cotton on Compaay. has hi.
day declared a s~emi-annual dividend u
alnS 4 dividsnd Of one Per cent. upoa tbs
per' T. 1905. al he baniins house u
Winslow, 1Anier q Co. 80 Cedar street.
Ns ~ tn1lnsfsr books OF ne company sin
be closed on NOV. 10, 1905 AZ Sp. ~ #,
aud will remain cloied unfii Dec, s 1908
JUSTICE n, RALPH Secretary,
New YORK Noy . lsoS
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HrLp W~ANrEp-MALE.

GOLD PEN GRINDER wanted. steady work
fuirantf@d, n. Nqf,on, "a Maiden lqne
10 pRicKLAYrnS WANTED SOP Nat4s
Ip. u Flannesy % vark Y. Yoater
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no cunn A COLD Al oxn DAi
Tshe| LtxkIfyD HRoNo Qulnlns Tablsts
" Gnv'r' s's s'ss. '"ss' 4 Il sssR ssr' ~ y.
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Brooklyn.

HAM. on Tuesday. Nov. Z, 1908.
GEORGE OSCAR HANF. after q lingering
illness. al his residence, 10 Decatur o.
Brooklyn.
Funeral services Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. Burial at convenience q family.
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lost, FOUND AND REWARDS.

-~.-~~~r0~~~~N~~NNN
lOST-Wednesday, near Madison fQuals
wstch and fob ,. N W. room 1908
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DIED.

owENs.-snddenly, al her home. i44 Eas,
t3d It,, OF Tuesday, Nov. T.. MARY
OWENS,
Funeral from st. AFnes's Church. East
asa IT.. on Friday, Nov, 10, at 10 A. NJ.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
yfted to attend. Intsrmsnt Calvary Gene
terry,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
RIOT CAUSED BY
A WATER TEST
MANlToWoC RESIDENTS OFFER
ARMED RESISTANCE TO OPEN.
ING OF RIVER INTAKE.

Manitowuc, Wis, Sept, 26,--rhe At.
tempt of the Manitowoc Water Works
company to open n river intake pipe
turing tost of the plant yesterday.
pccipitatod n riot. whom citizens
offered armed resistance to the plan.
Mayor Stolze who Is charged with
laN'ng boon responsible indirectly for
Tie movement made by tho Water
Works COMPANY and who insisted thar
the test continue after he had been
informed II would be necessary To
open river pipe, was assaulted by
bysiNnders and felled To the ground
lie city health otllcers had issued
orders against the opening of the pipe,
and In seeking TO enforce the order
health Oillcer Max Htaehle was In.
Jmcd hy being struck In the faoo by
a heavy iron bar used for opening the
aLnt.ofI.
"he riot comes as a elimination
o. The fight that started with tho ne
lection OF Henry Stole as mayor on
tie platform for the city ownership
Of the water plant The tost of the
water works was directed by tho
council two weeks ago and the water
company c.rims It is an attompt to dis.
credit the plant
The claim Is made that In order too
meet the requirements OF the tost such
ms Is insisted on by the socialist al.
mnIstration, II will be necessary to
open the river pipe which would food
the entire system with river water
and would endnnger public health.
Aid Lorenzen, socialist member
of the council was beaten when he at
tempted 10 interfere.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
KILLS FAITHLESs WIFE.
Edward Dutchy of Alouez Also
Shoots Man Whom He Accuses.

Superior, Wis, Sept 25.-MIs. Ed
ward Dutchy Of Allouez is dead and
Julius Blyenberg of that camp is at
Tie Superior hospital in a critical en-.
diticn tonight as a result of the ven.
geance of the husband of the woman.
Both were Shot late last night.
EDWARD Dutchy, the man who did
The shooting and the husband of the
woman, is under arrest at the county
Jail Amey Lan2reet, a man whom
Dutchy declared he would have shot
at the same time if he could have
been found, also is in custody. Dutchy
claims that Laugreet and Blyenberg
alienated the affections Of his wife.
Langreet recently eloped with Mrs.
Dutchy and returned on Saturday.
The return was the signal for Dutchy's
summary vengeance He found BLY,.
cnberg in a saloon and shot him He
then went home and killed his wife
He says he INTENDED to find Langreet,
Kill him and then turn the weapon on
himself
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
PALMA's REELECTION CERTAIN
Shown by Voting in Cuban Registra.
ton Plebiscite.

Havana Sept &C. Complete rc,
turns from the entire island show
that IN the elections Saturday for
members Of registration boards, the
supporters OF the government were
victorious in every province not hay.
ing lost one important place Tho
victory was SO complete that II Is
now generally admitted 70 mean the
rejection IN December Of President
Palma and the election OF The vice
presidential candidate. Mendze ca
potc, leader Of the moderate party.
Col Ferrara, secretary TO Governor
Gomez, the liberal candidate for the
presidency, was arrested yesterday
charged with scditOus and reyolu.
tlonary nttcrances. This makes the
sixth charge pending against him,
others including participation In the
burning Of the city hall AT Vue,tas.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
FEDERAL SUIT TO RECOVER
STOLEN WEALTH.
GRAF TER'S TIME SERVED
Did Time in Prison for Oetraudne
Government and Now An At
tempt Is Being Made to Get Prop
erty Alleged to Be Embez-
zIed

Chicago, Sept 26.-Oberlin NJ. Car.
ter, formerly a captain in the United
States army. who was released from
the Leayenworth penitentiary some
time ago after having served a five
Years sentence on a charge of having
embezzled several hundred thousand
dollars from the United States gov
ernment through construction con
tracts, returned to Chicago yesterday
and was examined before Special EN-
aminer Richard Wyman Carter is
now spending his time and money in
fighting the government in its efforts
to recover the money and property
alleged to be embeZzled while he was
government engineer at Savannah,
Ga The matter now in question is
in connection with the government
suits filed in the United States cir
cut court against Garter and some of
his relatives for the recovery OF the
property. The entire case has been
referred to Wyman to take testimony
and report During yesterdays ex-
animation an effort was made to show
that previous to the real conspiracy
Benjamin Greene and John +. Gay
nor. contractors alleged to have been
implicated with Carter in defrauding
the government, had loaned Carter
money and placed him in a position
so that when he was made engineer
in charge and had the letting of con
tracts, they might have a claim upon
him. Carter declared that he never
borrowed money from Greene or
Gaynor. but that he had written them
concerning United States investments
so they cou.d also invest.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
TAKES AID VALoREM ISSUE UN.
DER AMUSEMENT
GRANTS TIME FOR BRIEFS
Lawyers Have Ten Days IN Which to
File Additional Matter for Courts
Internationally Decision in
Prospect, Then Loser Appeal to
the Supreme Court.
Madison, Sept. 26.

Judge S. d. Hastings of Green Bay
ad yalorem railroad tax law case.
and returned TO his home in Green
Bay The attorneys completed their
arguments, but were allowed by
Judge Hastings ten days more time
in which to file any additional briefs
or citations of authorities that they
may desire to have considered in the
reaching of a decision. Judge Hast
ings will file his decision in the cir
cult court for Dane county. 1t is eX-
pected that the decision will come
not long after the ten days allowed
the attorneys for subsequent filings
expires, for Judge Hastings said to-
day that he would at once go to work
on the case, reviewing the briefs and
examining the many authorities cited
in the pleadings and arguments. He
has court in the Green Bay circuit
next week. Whichever party to the
litigation, the state or the Northwest
ern railroad company, secures the de
cision in the trial court, as soon as
judgment is completed an appeal will
be taken to the supreme court so that
the many important questions in
volved in the case may be the more
definitely and authoritatively deter
mined 1t has been limited that if
the railroads are defeated in the
state courts they will carry the case
to the United States supreme court,
on the allegation that the case in.
wolves federal questions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
TO PROBE WESTERN LIFE.
Attorney General Of Illinois Begins
investigation.

Chicago, Sept. ga preliminar!
Investigation into Western Life In.
demnity company by the attorney gen,
tral of Illinois, with a view TO bring
mg cue warrant proceedings, has been
begun. Assistant Attorney General
Boys came to Chicago yesterday and
was in consultation with Attorney
Willard Hawk. who complained TO the
depdl tment last week. Hawk is the
attorney for the Moonep estate of Lake
ton, lnd.. which, it is claimed, holds
a $1,000 policy against the Western
Life When presented for payment
the officers 1t is alleged rendered a
trife more than 5000 for payment Of
the claim. Attorney Hawk com
plail.ed to the attorney general and
the inquiry begun yesterday is the
result.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
ARREST MINNESOTA OFFICER.
Inspector Held Tor Violation Of Wis.
eonsin law

Duluth, Mimi. Sept 10 THE Wis
consin minnesota grain inspection
fight is ON in earnest The plans of
the Wisconsin commission to bring
matters to a crisis were put in force
yesterday with the issuing OF u war.
rant for the arrest of Russell Gray, a
Minnesota inspector, who is charged
with inspecting grain in Superior
without the consent OF the Wisconsin
grain commission, Gray was ar.
raiEned in the municipal court and
through his attorney demanded exam.
nation, which was set for Thursday.
He was released ON $4,000 bail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
FIVE MEN KILLED
IN A COLLISION

Philadelphia Sept ga rearend
collision yesterday between an east
bound New York limited express from
ST Louis ana local passenger train
standing at paoli station on the
Pennsylvania railroad, resulted in the
death Of five men and injuring more
than 20 others The dead are Frank
A IIastow, Hayenford George NJ.
Pennypacltcr, Philadelphia S. W,
Waltn, Altoona, Pa Richard Y. Gar
land Narberth. and CAL Dunhauer,
Philadelphia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
STANDARD
OIL GETS PREFER
ENCE IN RATES

Washington, Sept 2G,-Complaint
was filed withthointcrstate commerce
commission yesterday by the Marshall
Oi company Of Marshalltown. Ia,
protesting against existing freight
rates on oil shipped In less than car
lots The compliments own re-.
hueJies at OH City and Warren. Pa
1aey allege that the rates granted on
ear loads o. oil unJustly discrImi.
nate Ia favor Of the STANDARD OH
company. The Burlington. Missouri
Pacific, Rock Island. Iowa Central,
Milwaukee and Union Pacific rail.
foals are the Defendants.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28

present 1T the sale. having come with
the intention of bidding ON some espe-
ciW stock to he offered.
c, T. Plaster was the heaviest buyer
yesterday his purchases running we'll
up into ten of thousands of dollars.
While the bidding was lively on
most of the valuable assets, the
auctioueer had much difficulty IN
drawing out hide for some of the
stocks considered worthless. In
many instances large blocks of some
stocks were knocked down for little
or nothing
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
victory for Wisconsin Central.

Oshkosh, Wis. Sept. 2G.-The jury
IN the damage case Of Mrs. Annie f
kittredge against the Wisconsin Cen
tral railway has returned a special
verdict finding both contributed to the
accident The verdict Is believed 10
be virtually victory for the railway.
as the jury assesses her damages al
5000 should the court decide she is
entitled 70 recover. She aked for
$1,000 damages.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
Another keene Horse Wins.

New York, Sept 26.-James r.
Keene's Kurohim. the 10 2 favorite,
won first half Of the rich produce
stakes, the feature Of the opening at
Brighton Beach yesterday defeating
d l!snicber, Is 10 i, by two lengths,
with Inquistitor, % to /, third The
produce stakes, six furlongs has a
gross value Of $50, 900 and viii be- run
in two parts, the first for colts and
geldings and the second for FLIES.
line time was 1:13.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
PEACH TRAIN WRECKED.
Engineer Crushed to Death When
Cars Go Over a Bank.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Sept. Pa
peach train on the Grand Rapids di,
vision of the Pere Marquette was de.
rallied while going at the rate of %
miles an hour near Lawrence and the
engine and three cars went over the
bank. f. G. German of Grand Rap
ids. the engineer, was crushed to
death under the engine and II. b, Cut.
Ter, fireman, and William Stephenson
brakeman, were seriously injured
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-09-28
Dicks Medicine last.

The doctor thought that little Dick
had malaria and prescribed very
bitter and unpleasant medicine. Dick
made a terrible face ami shook his
head violently after the first taste.
Me don't like that kind Of medicine"
be announced She tastes like raw
pigs"