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Act Of Fed Yenreance.

lr ls assumed the attempt at assas'
sinatlon was made TO ayenge Hohen-
Ihai, VINO was, s,-sentenced to hard labor
ior life for the crime Of last winter
News OF the sentence Travelled through
out the city in the two hours between
It's passing and the attempt on M Deu-
frlchs life, The Anarchists and other
reyoiutionists were furious over the
severe punishment as they viewed it,
inflicted on the murderer of the Pro-
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25
Fiowered organdie.

A lowered organdie with large cius-
tiers Of pale hydrangeas was much ad
mired. The effect was d warm laven-
der, with plenty of pink in the color
scheme. The skirt was very full and
quite plain.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25
Theae ave srxIish.

Soft finished taffeta, louisine and
weaves that have not been in evidence
for some years. such as gros grains.
soft twiIls and Oriental silks, are in
style
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25

KILLS TWO MEN IN CHURCH.
Best Man in the House, Says Ken
tuckian- Shots Follow

Beattyvllle, Ky John Miller, Of
Breathitt County shot and killed James
Grees and James NJ Thomas during a
fight in a church on Fraley Greek.
Miller entered the church and au-
nounced that he was the best man in
the house Grees and Thomas disputed
this and tile shooting followed
mob formed to lynch Miller. but
the Sherih landed his prisoner ia jail
here.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25

with point d'esprit. wide valenciennes
lace and heavy twine-colored renais
sance lace in great profusion. This
sleeves were short and full, with deep
friIls of lace over the point d'esprit
and the waist had three or four rows
of shirring to mark the waist line in
the back
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25
Plumbing. Timing. Steam
and Gas Fitting

at their OFFICE, Al Mill street, teie-
phone 284-l, or at the store Of William
a. Hibler, South street, city.
The Senior member Of this partner
ship, JOHN }. CARROLL, has been
plumbing in this city for twenty-nine
years, and his reputation as plumber
Is too well known for any further COM
ment. 253S.
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NOTICEI

JOHN ]. CARROLL. who for years,
has been in the firm of LooNEY & CAR.
ROLL, has formed partnership with
his son, WILLIAM J. CARROI3Il, and
they arenow ready to receive orders for
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25

When you wish to change the address
OF your paper be sure and send the
present address as well as the new one.
II this is not done it is impossible to
make the change promptly.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25

PRESUME, doctor, there
are many sorrowful scenes
which present themselves
in your profession" 1 re-
marked to the surgeon of
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25
sporting Brownies

w 3, Jennings' I'roper ven tae Long
island Handicap.
Bryn Mawr polo team defeated the
Rockaway Hunt quartet ct Cedarhurst,
LII.
p. J. Dryers two-year-old colt
Quorum won the Atlantic Stake at
Brighton Beach, nv
James i Brady high priced colt
Oiseau won the Spirdrift Stake at
Sheepshead Bay, N 81
Alec Smith, with a card of 10, es-
lablIshed new golf recorsl FOR Tie pun
Tic links Az Van t.ortlanaE RRr' New
York Citv
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VI ,|tfl
WANTED sIEYM YMRAt1 INDUSTRIOUS pER
sons IA each state % travel for hcsise estabr
sssnsa " n eleven years and with large capital sq
~ upun merchants and agents for guccegsfuA
mnQ pr0ntable line. Permanent enlargement.
W eaAax eaan salary OF s24 and all travelling e1s
2enses aau Motel bills advanced In cash casa
Ns1k. hxpSEaeuc6Not essential. Mention req
sreno9 and enclose salf-addreassd envelope
1szA.es A&A0kt AKaaaa Dsarborn sss 0Aioaee.
The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25

st. Petersburg, Russia. Terror spread
throughout the capital in consequence
pf an attempt to kill the Chief Proeur-
Iator OF the Holy Synod, Constantine
EPetrovitch PObiedonostseff. Vigorous
attempts to check the rumor were
made by the authorities, but SO many
persons had witnessed the attack on
the PrOcurat0r that c0nceaIment soon
was seen to be out OF the question.
Threats of imprisonment were made
against all persons who should repeat
the report Such warnings were ig-
nored, and the people spoke freely of
the attempt at assassination. 1t was
asserted the Procurat0r's life was
saved by one of his attendants, who
seized the weapon with which the as
sassin was about to commit murder.
M. PObiedonostseff arrived here in
the forenoon in train from Tsarskoe-
Selo, where he lives in the summer.
He barely had stepped on the station
platform when man rushed toward
him. grasping pistol. One of the Pro-
curator's retinue saw the weapon
cleaning in the sun, and with o single
spring hurled himself upon the man,
bearing him to the ground. The Pro-
euratOr's attendant wrested the revol-
yer from the assassin's hand and hand.
ed it to an agent of the secret police.
Then he turned his eaptiYe orer to the
police. His quickness doubtless avert
ed panic. as there was big crowd
at the station. So rapidly did he over
power the assassin that only q few
hundred persons witnessed the Incl
dent. If shot had been fred it is
probable riot would have followed.
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The Morris County chronicle., 1905-07-25

Moscow, Russia = Sensational Incl
dents followed the opening of the Ali
Russian Zemstyo Congress here The
police broke into Prince DolgoruIoff's
home, where the Zemstvoists we're sit
ting and commanded that the congress
be terminated at once The 225 dele
gates to the national meeting refused
to obey the police. Thereupon the po-
lice interrupted M GoloYi, Chairman
of the Committee ON Organization,
who was reading paper outlining a
fav0rite plan of representative govern
ment Count Heyden, presiding Off
Ger of the congress. protested against
interference on the part Of the police.
Write down the whole Of Russia r..
cried Count Heyden when the police
began taking the names of the zemst.
voists. The officers ignored him and
continued compiling the list of the per
sons. present. Many persons who were
not delegates insisted that their names
be taken, too The police. when they
had all the names, retired to prepare
a report on the meeting. They returned
shortly and listened intentIy to the
speeches and papers. but made no fur
ther attempt to end the meeting
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
Noted Crook cantured.

Ashland, Wis. Feb. sS,-Tom Hud,
son, who the police say is a Noted
crook has been sentenced to 90 days
in Jail here for stealing STA from AL
Soung'S boarding house
In his pocket was found S2,o05 in
counterfeit and valueless money as
follows; A $1,000 bill, consisting OF
two counterfeit bills, with their faces
pasted together; bills issued by the
state Of Tennessee for $50, $50 and
$40 Confederate bills for $40 and So,
One hill in HudSon'S possession was
issued by the state of Tennessee on
May l. 1875, and appears to have been
Cancelled October 5. 1875, There was
also found in Hudson's room two
other fake S. bills and OUTFITS for run,
ming a shell game and three card
moutC game,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
JAN ESVILLE WOMAN
ALLEGES BIGAMY

Des Moines, Ia Feb. 2S.-ReQuiSi.
ton papers were issued by Governor
Cummins for the return of Ira S. Moy-
er. wanted in Keokuk for bigamy and
under arrest in Colorado Springs.
Meyer was married last Christmas TO
Leila Mccarthy of Keokuk, and moved
to Colorado with her When Meyer at
tempted to sell forty acres of land,
relatives Of the girl investigated and
found Meyer had wife at GAINESVILLE,
Wis. They brought bigamy charges,
Mrs. Meyer of GAINESVILLE has tele-
graphed that she will prosecute. She
says she married Meyer at Union Cen
ter Juneau county, Wis. on August ,,
only few months before the Iowa
wedding. She also telegraphed that
her husband had deserted her a few
weeks after the marriage
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
Has Arm Torn Off.

Green Bay. Wis, Feb William
Lagoman, u we'll known Northwestern
railway conductor, was seriously In.
lurod while making an extra run. by
falling under his train, His right
arm was torn or and many of the
muscles on HIS breast pulled olrt. His
usual run Ia between Green Bay and
Fond du Lac, the latter place being
his home. Conductor Lagoman was
stricken with appendicitis under pc
culiar circumstances IN this city few
months ago The attack came ON him
suddenly while he was alone In his
cnboosc. about 100 yards from tho pas.
senger station, Suffering great ag.
ony he crawlod on his hands and
knees to the station to summon assist.
ance. He underwent n successful op.
Grafton at n local hospital
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
RASH INFATUATIoN ENDS IN A
TRAGEDY.
SUICIDE FOLLOWS MURDER
Repeatedly Refused by Prominent
Musical Woman Finally Shoots OBJ.
ject of lIl-addressed Attentions,
Makes Escape by Running Away
and Ends His Own Life.

Chicago, Feb. 2S.-Miss Mary Cath.
crime Mulycil, an hciress, was muir
dered yesterday by Daniel Herman, Il
policeman, whose love she had refused
The crime was committed in the most
fashionable part Of Michigan boule.
ward, at a time when the avenue was
filed with pedestrians and carriages.
Herman, after killing the young WON
an, escaped, and last night committed
suicide In a lodging house on Archer
avenue. by shooting himself through
the brain with the same revolver with
which he had killed Miss MulvcH
The young lady was returning from
the ST. James paroChial school. whore
she frequently acted as a substitute
teacher. and had reached Goth street
and Michigan boulevard. when she
met Herman, who had evidently been
waiting for her What passed be.
tween them viii never be known, but
suddenly Herman seized her arm,
drew her close to him and fired three
times. One bullet passed through
her brain, one tore off a finger on her
right hand and the third missed her.
The crime was Witnessed by n scor"
Of people, but Mrs John y. Murphy
one OF the city's leading physicians.
who was driving along Michigan bonle.
ward in her carriage was closest 70
them. Calling TO her coachman 10
follow Herman. who had rum west on
Goth street, Mrs. Murphy FASTENED 70
aid Miss MuIveil. but the girl had died
before she could be reached.
A large number OF officers were at
once detailed 10 search for Herman,
but nothing was found or heard Of
him until last night when II was
learned that he had killed himself
Herman became infatuated wifi the
girl through hearing her play at the
ST. James Catholic church, where she
acted AS organist, and had for n long
time annoyed her with his attentions,
constantly urging her TO marry him.
Miss Mulvell had refused him repeat
edly. and told some OF her friends a
short time ago that Re had threatened
to kill her unless she married him. AT
that time she expressed herself az
being afraid 70 walk the streets for
fear she might meet Herman, who fol
lowed her wherever she went
Herman had been a member OF the
police force for several years. acting
as a plain clothes" man. For about
one year he had been on furfough
and had done no active work for the
department.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02

its face Is on the inside and the ini.
tials Of the election officials show on
the outside, The rest OF the ballots
he folds together In similar manner,
and then steps out to vote. The tick
ct he wishes to vote he deposits in
the ballot box and the rest he puts In
another box, designated as the blank
ballot box, II he wishes to vote, for
instance, the republican ticket but
wishes to vote for one democrat as a
republican nominee, he may write
the name in and Il will be counted as
republican vote.
Whea the polls close at Q o'clock at
night the ballots are counted, and Inn.
mediatoly, without being examined at
all by the inspectors. tho blank ballots
will be destroyed, II the results show
that ono man has been nominated by
two parties he shall file with the city
clerk, In writing, his declaration rs to
which party heading his name shall 20
under for the regular election.
The next morning after the primary
the mayor, the city clerk and tho city
treasurer, or any two OF the three to
form a quorum, shall meet az IL
o'clock to canvass the returns They
shall make and certify two duplicate
copies OF the returns rs to tho number
OF votes cast, One OF these shall be
filed with the city clerk, and the other
shall ~ TO the chairman OF the Vari.
GUS city committees of the parties rep.
resented, In case of tic vote the
winner shall be determined by lot by
the oanvassing board
Fines Provided for Bribery.
AS many parties may have separate
ballots rs had candidates In the last
general election and who received at
cast at that election In the district or
ward Fines of from $40 TO $500 are
prescribed for those who offer bribe
to secure q signature TO any nomina,
ton paper either before or after tho
signature has boon secured, Each can.
didate must die with his nomination
paper the declaration that he will quail.
ity and serve IL he Is nominated and
elected to tho Office.
The day OF tho primary election Is
also registration day, as is the day be-
fore There Is also another registra.
ton day, as heretofore, on the follow.
ing Tuesday
\ new feature Of the election law Is
to the effect that no inspector shall re-
coivc more than 81 day for services
on registration, primary election or
regular election days Formerly they
received So day,
The nomination papers for George
II. Breitonbaoh for supervisor OF the
sixth ward on the democratic ticket
were filed with tho city clerk yester.
day
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
FLOOR coLLAPsEs AND CARRIES
DOWN 100 PERSONS.
ABOUT FIFTY INJURED
Congregation Waits the Arrival Of
Body for Funeral Service When
Suddenly Auditorium Goes Down
Some Leap from Windows and Sus-
tain Serious injuries.

New York, Feb. 2S.-Thirteen per-
sons were killed and upwards of so in.
jured. some probably fatally, by the
collapse Of the flooring of the Fleet
street African Methodist Episcopal
church in Brooklyn last night. or
those killed ten were women, two men
and one child The building was an
ancient ramshackle frame structure.
Arrangements had been made to
bold the funeral services of a member
of the church, and the auditorium,
which is on the second floor OF the
building, was crowded with an au-
dience Of upwards of 800 persons. The
congregation was waiting the arrival
of the body when splintering Of tim
bers was heard and in an instant the
half of the auditorium nearest the
door collapsed, carrying down more
than 100 persons who were crushed in
the wreckage of flooring and pews. The
remainder of the audience, finding
itself cut off from the door and expect
ing every instant that the rest Of the
flooring would collapse under them,
fought madly to reach the windows
and in some instances leaped from
them and sustained serious injuries.
Rescued With Ladders.
On arrival of the police and firemen
those remaining uninjnred on the por-
ton of the floor remaining intact were
taken from the windows with ladders.
Those lying in the wreckage on the
lower floor could only be got at after
firemen had hewed their way to them
with axes. Out of the wreck ten
bodies were recovered and taken to
the station house and about 80 re-
moved to the Brooklyn hospital, where
two women died soon after being ad-
mitted
The cause of the collapse was the
decayed condition of the beams and
supports of the flooring
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
NEW ORLEANS
SUFFERS LOSS
OF S5,0OO,00O

New Orleans. La, Feb. 27.-The Ill
inois Central railroad announces that
as soon as the ruins cool forces will
lie put to work to clear away the de-
bris and the Stuyyesant docks and
elevators destroyed by fire Sunday
night will be promptly rebuilt on a
more elaborate and substantial scale
than before.
Conservative estimates figure the
immediate loss at 100000, divided
as follows:
Two elevators, warehouses and
sheds. $4,000, 900: $4,000 bales Of cot.
ton, $4,000; 100000 bushels of grain,
$685.. 600; $4,000 barrels of sugar, 5000.
600; cotton seed cake, $4,000; lum.
her, s16,625; cement, &56,250; meal,
$40, 900; sundries. $4,000; 500 freight
cars. s375.0O0; ships, $4,000; city fire
department, $4,000; private property
and other damage, $4,000.
The railroad company carried Its
cwn insurance, the contents Of various
elevators and sheds were insured In
local and foreign agencies.
Apparently no lives were lost In
the fire, though there we're many mar
row escapes among those engaged In
fighting the flames. In addition TO
railroad property the fire destroyed
the Crescent Ice company plant. many
small stores and a large muir Der Of
small residences. The fire viii tenn
porarily throw out Of work large
number Of employees.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
BRIEFS FILED IN THE
COLORADO CONTEST

Denver, Feb. 2S.--Both briefs in the
gubernatorial contest are in the form
Of a report OF findings of fact and are
recommendation TO the joint conyeh
ton OF the general assembly. The re-
port In favor OF Governor Adams de
clares that the contestant, Peabody.
has failed TO prove that he received
a plurality Of the legal votes and REQ
ommends that the contest be dis.
missed.
The REPORT In favor OF Peabody rec.
ommends the adoption Of resolutions,
which are submitted. declaring thai
Peabody received the highest mum
Der OF lawful votes" for governor,
that Adams IL holding the ONCE with.
out right or lawful title" that upon the
adoption ot the resolutions, Adams
shall be "adjudged TO be onsted from
possession Of said Office, and that all
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
MRS. CHADWICK SPEAKS.
Denies She Has Hidden Wealth and
That She SmuuaIes.

Cleveland. Feb, 2S The Plandealer
publishes statement from Mrs. Chad.
wick In which she emphatlcally denies
that she ever smngglod Iewelry into
It's country, She offers that II Collee.
tor Leach proves she smuggled any
Of the property he has seized, she will
plead guilty TO every indictment
against her Mrs. Chadwick was
equally vehement in denying rumors
that she has fortune somewhere in
the old country,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
THINKS A ST. PAUL MAN
WAS AcCOMPllCE IN MURDER

St Paul, MINI, Feb. 28.-Chfef Of
Police O'Conner yesterday afternoon
announced that he was certain that a
man who resides in st. Paul but who
left the city a week ago, is the alleged
accomplice OF the murderer of Chris
tian Schindeldecker. Edward Colt
schalk Is now confined in the county
jail as the alleged murderer, connect
ed with the crime by a chain Of cir
clrnstantial evidence. Christian
Schindeldecker. a butcher, was MUIR
dered and literally hacked to pieces
in his East Seventh street meat mar.
ket February IS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
Oppose Noble Bill.

Watertown. wis, Feb. 2S,--physl.
clans and druggists oppose the Noble
bill which would compel manufactur.
ers OF proprietary medicines 10 put
formulate of contents on the labels
They say the passage OF the bin would
result In the withdrawal of all propri.
etary medicines from the state, which
would mean the loss OF hundreds Of
thousands Of dollars to the druggists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
Millionaire Coal Operator pies.

nanville, ILL.,, Feb, 2S,--Miehael
Kelly millionaire coal operator, died
yesterday He came TO America in
1881 as a common laborer His wealth
is estimated at over 100000 His
first work here was in hrickyard
where he discovered coal He leased
the land and gradually extended his or
eratjouS, until he owned 1000 acres OF
coal land He recently sold his hold.
mss to a Chicago company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
REGENTS MEET
To DISCUSS
APPROPR RATION
Madison, Feb. Is.

Madison, Feb. %.
The quarterly meeting of the univer-
sIty regents occurs at their Office In
the Law building this afternoon at
O'Clock. A full attendance Is expect
ed. No regent has yet been appoint.
ed II place Of Judge ]. G. Kerwin Of
the supreme bench. The necessary
business TO the care Of the institution
will be transacted and the regents will
consider with some anxiety the posi-.
bic action OF the state legislature re-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
NlEoRlNeAAus MAY QUIT.
But Wants to Defeat kerens at tho
Same Time.

Jefferson City, Mo. Feb, 2S.--At n
caucus last night attended by GO mem,
bers of the legislature who have been
voting for Thomas n. Niedringhaus
for senator, Niedringhaus made n
speech in which he said he would re
lease his supporters from the republl
can caucus obligation to vote for him,
provided they would agree upon n can.
ddatc other than II. G, kerens,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
Irish Tenants Re JoIee.

London. Feb 2s.-Lord De Freyne.
whose Irish estates three years ago
were the scenes OF motor Ious evictlons,
has ended the long struggle with his
tenants by consentIng 10 sell HIS es.
tates under the land act. The ten.
ants celebrated the event with huge
bonnres and reJolcings.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
John Strange Gets $4,000.

Appleton, wis, FEB. 2s.--John
Strange OF Oshkosh. who negotiated
the sale Of the Howard paper mill Of
Menasha to the Island Paper company.
two weeks ago. received for his com.
mission $4,000. The statement ia
youched for by the best authority. Mr..
Strange does not retain s4y or the
stock in the new concern.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02

specting the support of the university
in its growth and development, Sec,
rotary e. F. Riley is confined to his
home by a slight illness and viii be
unable to be present at the meeting.
1t will be the first meeting of the
board of regents that he has missed in
over IL years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
Prize pon Causes Trouble.

Gillctt, Wis, Feb. Esd Kirloff
leased l.. ]. Newalds pet dog, which
in its madness attacked bystander.
The latter shot the animal. Newald
assaulted Kirloff, for which he has
been arrested and fined three times.
Twice Newald paid fines for using
abusive language and once for dlsor-
derby conduct.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
SOUTH DAKOTA COWBOYS
LEAVE FOR INAUGURAL

Deadwood. 8. d.. Feb. 28.--Captain
Seth Bullocls' cowboys left Deadwood
yesterday over the Burlington for
Washington to take part In the inau.
gural parade.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02
APPOINTMENT WAS
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
PRESIDENT MUST NAME ouARLES
AT EXTRA SESSION.
HAD VOTED SALARY RAISE

Action of Senator an Obstacle to Quail
flying as Federal Judge Until Term
Expires-Washngto Report That
La Toilette and Spooner May Get
into a Fight.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-02

state departments and all officials and
all persons are commanded and en-.
Joined TO recognise James III. Peabody
as the legal governor OF Colorado"