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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
ObraS SeIeCtaS
De CAROLINA !NvERNIZl0

Los asalSEeriOS de FlOFe2aCsN. t.
1.e La hu6rfana de la Juder1a
20 Pasiones delitos.
80 Ell espectro del pasadO.
40 Los amores de MarGelO.
La ssss.jer fatal. 2 t.
COrN>6ss de As0dre. t.
Ln sepssltAd1 Utc0. 2 t.
RSssU O ct xMgeE Ge Cos .aipeS.
ct.
Et besO Ele ssaI0 21eMerEN. t.
LW UemgMM%M de WsesS tOcM. Use
gunda parte de ''El beso de una muerta)
l t.
EL s'eSECitesetO. Segunda parte de
GEL crimen de la condesa.'1 t.
Las hii0s de la dxQWesG t.
FL ermSt1 (Segunda parte de
"Las hijas de la duquesa.'0
Ln msGIditM. t.
Ek hSjO egez ~h0rcaSO. (Segunda
parte de ('!La maldita.') t.
PavuisO & inferno. 1 t.
EI ssIxisssO besO. t.
EI gessiO del mat. / t.
III secretO de sSp bGssss5SsO. 1 t.
LM IsscIsGs asOs' Ell amor. t.
Las UfctSmsMS del NasOs'. 1 t.
Las tr0ged61s sge los ceSOs. 1 t.
1.e Dora.
% Los martirios del amor.
80 FL cofre misteriosO.
4.e Ell castigo de un malvado.
.HUess fsSTerN. t.
HerOismsO Gte ANA sssssjes'. (Se-
guDda parte de "Aventurera.~ t.
~ bOrde deE 0bisnsO. 1 t.
LnsO ftsssestO. (Segunda parte dc CAL
borde del abismo.'O l t.
Lea ssec0elOs9. l t.
CUde1s0 etefM1.
1.e La boda tragica.
90 La hijs del cementerio.
Sc Hija sin padres.
4.e Ell triunfo de la inocencia.
~ En- la librerfa del BoLETN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Una c0nferencia
corn eH Mikad0
Ell asuntO de la entrevista

Nueva York, miercoIes.-DCen los despa-
chos de la capital japonesa que ell almirante del
escuadron britanico ha estado conference.-the
largamente con ell Mikado.
Asegurase en- los altos circulos de Toxic
que en- la conferencia ha tratado sobre la
combination International que ha de intervenir
en- Ell Extreme Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
las kabiaas contra FeZ
Up ataque formidable

Nueva York, mierco,es.-Del interior del
Imperio de Marruecos Sc reciben noticias 9ra'
yes.
Los rebeldes vuelven poner sitio la ca
pital, con un ejercito formidable.
Las hordas kabile1as amenazan la ciudad de
Fee y ponen en- pe1igro la estabilidad del i'm
perio.
La situacion es mucho mas grave ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Como se Ignterpreka
In vista
En- los c1rculos pol1ticos

Nueva York, miercoles.-La vista del es-
cuadron ingles la capital japonesa, Sc inter
preta en- los circulos diplomaticos como una de-
mostracion de ammonia eutre los gobiernos de
Londres de Toxic una demostracion p1blica
y resu uelta de que Inglaterrra apoyara la politi-
ca del Jap6n en- Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
SePylclo Especial del BoIetIn MePcanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Hay una debil esperanza

Mueva Y ork m lercoles-Los despachos que
Sc reciben de Moscou, dlcen que el general
Stoessei esta mejoE
Los medicos dejan entrever la esperanza de
que llegue salvarse de la muerte Ell heroe de
Port Arthur 81 bien guardian todav1a una pru-
dente reserva y juzgan aventurado todo opt1-
1nismO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Asesmanaa qaseda fuera
ea@s c0ga1s. lsa
Las potencias en- ell Extreme Oriente

Nueva York, miercoles.-Se cons1dera ex-
cluida Alemania de los negocios el Extre-
mo Oriente, despues de la entrevista de loklo
v de haberse hecho pnblicas las 1ltimas verslo-
mes sobre el acuerdo International de lnglaterra
y Ell Japon.
Parece definitivo que en- el control no en-
tiara 81 imperio germanico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Las C0aBfesssesnCiSaS
esp Madrid
Francia y Espana

Nueva York, miercoles.-Los gobiernos de
Francia Espana, insisten que las conferen-
cias Sc deben ceebrar en- Madrid
Esta proposition la apoya tambien ell go
bierno lusitano es seg1Io que ha de defender
la tambien Ell Reino Undo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Uss escuaeAs'6n issgges
EN- TCki0
Festejos en- honor de los marinos

Nueva York, miercoles.-Avisan de Toxic
la llegada del escuadron ingles que manda el
almrante Donald
= Los marines ingleses han sido objeto de un
enthusiastic recibimiento en- la capital japonesa.
En- honor de los marinos britanicOs Sc han
organizado suntuosos populares testeJos que
han resultado brillantiSimOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
I'd apoySs dc Gssilserrmo BR
Las simpatias de las potencias

Nueva York, miercoles.-Dicen los despa.
chos de Paris que el Kaiser apoya las pretensio-
mes del Sultan para que sc cele0ren en- Tanger
las conferences sobre Marruecos
Gu1llermo II defende acaloradamente esta
designation anuncia que cuenta con las sim
patias de otras potencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
Las c0nfererncias
sabre MaRargEeG0S
La ciudad para celebrarlas

Nueva York, Observation-Disclosures de
Paris dicen que ha sido desechada la ciudad de
Algeciras como punto en- que deben celebrarse
las conferencas sobIe MarruecOs.
El Sultan 1nslste que deben llevarse
efecto las couferepcias, Ell la cludad de ranger.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-11
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
WosMs.S0

Rssistra1ee Do 10 psopiedad substitute cue
fuS Il afyss On Areoibo, ofrecs sus servieios,
como Notario, On Arecibo. Bajos, Dc la casa
aamsvs l3; cslls de IL Cfus, yss haes cargo
Do psasentar para su inscription On el Regis
trs Do IL propiedad del Distrite remitir 4
ies respsstivos interesados. les aosansntss
ass cen tai ebjsto % 10 envian.
ARRCB0. PUERVo RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-23
COnnercial

Les sefores Zalduondo y Mier, de-
comercio de esta plasa, nos participant
que con fecra del actual y ante el
Notario de esta ciudad don Julio Cesar
Comedies, han conferido poder general
para que les represente en- todos sus
uegocios. cualquiera que fuese la indo-
le de estos su empleado don Barto-
lone Coll y Bordoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-23
Varias noticias

Durante la semana que tsrmin6 ell
II del actual ha reinado gran anima
ci6n en- ei distrito de Fajardo para
cuItivar aIgod6n, psro en- sl dc isabella
ell calor ha perjudicado considerable
mente ( las plantaciones.
La molienda de GAIA en- sl distrito
de Canovanas (Loiza) ha terminado y
Ia cosecha ha sido normal.
La limpisza de los caf1avsrales Sc
hace activamente y bajo las mejorcs
condolences de temperature en- dicho
distrito.
En- los distritos de Ia costa sur de
Ia Isla las siembras de cana rsciente 5
est1n en- excelentes condolences de
progreso, excepto en- San German, en-
que por falta do lluvia estan sufrien-
do las siembras de GAIA, pastos y
frutos memories.
Las frutas estAn escasas en- el dis
trito de San German, exception de
los: mangos, las plf1as v2n creclendo
On buenas condolences ) la coseoha do
. rs promote ser buena.
FL captain Silen, teniente Guanill
y go guardias del puesto de Ia Policfa
Insular de Ponce, copcurriran Ia
gran parada que sc efsctuar1 en- ssta
capital por las hsstas del 4 de Julio.
Ell "Aguila" asegura que un en-
plsado de Ia Junta Superior de Sani-
dad ha derrnciado ell edi6cio de la
Alcaldta de Ponce y sl Teatro LA
Perla". por carecer dc condolences
higienicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-23

; EFECTOS
S AN 1T A r OS
SAN JUsTo s
sIN COMPETENCIA
I'm estos efsctos
y en- calidad
proutitud
On las instalacionss.
las cuales quedan
garantfzadas
por nosotros.
Somos los 1niess .
AoRNTRs 0GNKRALxs
para toda In Isls
As IL importsnte cass
de
8res. James B. Glow
y Soma
dc Chicago,
Hay plcmeros csnps
tentes on Ia casa.
No - acepta
Ainguna cantidad
sin b aber entregads
sl certii ieado
de Ia
Jlnta Superior
dc Sanidad.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-23
FABRICA

Los mejores prodse
tos que 90 consumer On
la Isla do
Puerto Rico.
Las mcjores crenas
ss chartreus, ants
dc orc, anis escatchado,
del mono. piarca
exclus,va de Ia casa.
hl mcjor Ron Nielo
al superior.
Especiai el cofac,
etc etc.
Arises al aloance
v al gusto
de toio q. il,undo.
q sea dc diversas oiases
hasta ell mas se,ecto
y superior
como las niarcas
Aki Globo", FL Tiere."
Viiios pasa. Nistsla y
de innumersbies clases @.
FL BIeiGr yina2re que -
conoce en- el pals.
0Arantigados todos los
artfculos
como de Ia mej0r clase
y candiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-23

Csmay aud guadHa
In s~ ~ ~atamo btweeCs
m~ sea "a a 4 lh bd es,aoha afdrar treof
the ueeof Teach uc IL eOo The ConIAny nN
- r
m e q in xenhdn. .d,rca
o
e h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-06-23

effect and after July irst 1904 between San Juan
.cibo, CAmny, AguadiilA AaysgdeI aud Ponce.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
EQUITABLE PEOPLE DENY
SECESSION or AGENTS

New Work., June 27,-JameS II.
Hyde former vice president Of the
Equitable Assurance society, wesid.
ga as chairman of the executive com,
mttec NJ meeting Of that company
yesterday,
Gabo Farhetl, second vice president
ST the society, said That there was NO
truth In the stories that agents Of
he Equitable throughout the country
we've orgaustug 10 secure stock Of the
society SO that they may be repre-,
scented on the hoard OF directors. Con,
corning the report from hartford.
Conn, that the Equitable agency there
had been discontinued because the
agents had gone over to other eompa.
ules, he said;
I'VE had only suh.agoncy In Hart.
ford Our main agency Is at New
Haven we are taking on more
agents now chan ever before
Albany, n =. June u. -Superin-
tendent Of Insurance Hendricks yes
terday withdrew his statement in his
preliminary report on the Equitable
Life Assurance society that Alvan w.
kreeh participated In syndicate
operations white director af the socis
ety. Hendricks said; Il have re,
cotrcd a certificate from Mr., Hyde
that these syndicate transactions
closed July |. 1901, and certificate 81
William Alexander, secretary Of tho
society, that kreeh was first elected
director August 3, 1904 It follows.
therefore, that his partlclpatlons In
the syndicate transactions terminated
y days before he became n director"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29

as a h1araless hand all still and
,,nmb
Came Gown the length of til, avenue.
ana d bnalc corps Blew a note.
less blare,
While a screechlcss rookie with noise
loss hiss cut n frelCss path
through the silent air.
The hlarelcss hand uIayed a serndlcss
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
SURVIVORS OF FAMOUS REGt-
MENT WILL ASSEMBLE.
SENATOR BIRD TO SPEAK
viii Assist Giles Stevens in Telling
OF the Part Gen, Bryant's Soldiers
Took in the Memorable Siege Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In the
Capitol.

General George II. Bryant ANA ii
w, Rood, president and secretary, re-
spectively, Of the Twelfth Wisconsin
Regiment association nave called the
annual reunion Of this body Of ciyil
war veterans. in Madison, July 70 and
q, and accordingly have sent out tho
following announcement:
Arrangements are made TO loId
this summers reunion of The Old
Twelfth at the capitol here In Madl
son, Tuesday and Wednesday, July rs
aud ~. Headquarters viii be open IL
Inc assembly chamber, Tuesday, Al 10
a, m The regular association meet
ing win be held al $50 H. m. ano
there will be 4 campfire on Tuesday
evening. The rest Of the time Will be
spent in informal visiting. Capt
Giles Stevens, 90, H.. and Lieut.
Harlan F. Bird, Co. o.. Will read
papers on the part The Twelfth took IN
The siege of Vicksbnrg. Ladies' OF
tine w, X, G will furnish meals at
their dining ROOM near tae capitol
Railroad rates from all points In WIS.
consin to Madison viii be ! l3 fare for
the round trip Get certificates o.
your local agents saying you have
naid fun fare to Madison, and then
YOU can get return tickets al onethira
Of ri ular rates. II you wish lodgings
engaged write as soon al practicable
70 the secretary and no viii arrange
for you Come. comrades, let us aaye
one more good visit with one another
before We 20 hence II will 10 us
good, and We shall be the better for
H. Bring your families II You can.
not come, do not fail 70 seni us a
letter. Please give notice Of deaths
Of comrades ~ change ~ postoflice
addresses"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
A PRAIRIE FOURTH.


4 ~" ne use think q Fourth
+ 9 @&t} III t"tS Ged tNrsahen Role
~ "~"fHEG" ne "eW station master, as
ms KY e rested S>orni0iy ON the scat
'eFv@ e@seeteu Of wooden shantieS
WE.'a made 0p the hlUe western town
" III Ferl\Ehle II least TWO erass
e"s4S It'll a heea pawn nov, | en-
see w WaSon all covered WITH HaEs n
ou"@&S a Standln& N mont of "a.
Me'Ns.lsl church all really for III lii
We &stiS IN red, white an Que that
WIS IL fvpfeSeht tn states, IN. Judge
Nh,st ud a Been all ready With hts
S"tN IN deHth2'loH WndSr nus arm,
an "Nh'n everybody II they thought
II was s"ln& rain n SPOIL III do'nEs,
w = had dinner nj IN grounds with
"a 't"''iSeS an. III PerrNs, men Lab.
A' 'al II hdS Ih@\ It Aeeh Siu&n
Oh ~ Nlat Span&ted banner and
tt,.d had plenty q tirccraekerS an,
hF'N&tNS nj m&H' Well amt
u1NsNRed IN Fourth Z Ia Kids this
wa Ws'NHS 1heFA lorSSt II with
hoElta& remind EN- 81 II amonS
th,@v TURNER'S,
rats 9ot eve eamr Slowly BACK from
'a' aplt me where prairie met Sky,
vs., guess IN glorious Fourth
3oN mean much { these SWedes an
pu'Sh. HeiIos
~ ne "aeaeH a ta' httle German
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
knocked Union; Trouble.

Appleton, wis. June 27.--An in
junction was issued restraining the
Appleton Musicians union from try.
ING a. N. Maeder nn the charge ot
knocking against The organization.
The matter grew out Of the local
lolgs III the Commercial Travellers
asking Aaeder ~ furnish band Ut 25
pieces II ~ IL the Oshkosh conyen.
lion, lie replied that there were not
III musicians HI Appleton capable of
playing Iii band
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
II S. NlNRch-.

less speech.
The lips Of the village speaker moved
IN the ttnguelcss strains of a
wOriless speech,
Then eraceless benediction fell and
(he cfaclterless lad in voice
less way
AVE q sonndlcss shout for Bunker
hin ana the noiseless Tndepend,
ence day.
Oh, The puseless thrill of the noiseless
guns and the toothless flies and
The hoadless drums,
Tic hea l.oss joy Of the crickerless
lad rs the soundless pageant
noiseless comes
Down the village street and the
Sightless glow when the hiaslcss
rockets fireless glare
With silent swish from the quiet
oartl through the mcasureless
breadth Of the lightless air;
But a fingerless youth of the olden
time when crackers popped
ami cannons roared,
Looked on the scene with inien glace
aaI thr looN ot LAD Who l.
greatIy bored;
And he cried aloud-'twas the only
sound that was heard not made
in a voiceless way:
"bo&Eone tn guns at Bunker hill and
the nciseless independence
day"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
TO Church win sheriff.

Ia Crosse, June ~ Because she
wisaed to 10 to church and partake o.
communion Mary Eeis,sH airs picked
ug ana charged With being 4 freaufnt'
ef Of inc streets. refused ~ plead
guilty. and promised To d6 81 only
Rhea Judge Brindley aaid the saerin
would take her to church. sae and
mother giri we're 90 triai Her chnm
pleaded guilty and received III days tn
-aIl
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
JAPANESE PRINCE AND
PRINCESS IN LONDON

London, June ri Prince and pfIn
cess htlmgnWa Of Japan, VINO repre-
scented tho Japanese emperor At the
wedding Of tie German crown prince,
arrived In London last evening They
we're met At Victoria station by the
Prince Of Wales. Duke Of Cannaught
Baron Hayashi, and 800 members or
the Japanese society, They drove to
buckingham palace. were received by
King Edward and the queen. and were
gwen cordial reception by thou.
sands Of people lining the route,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29

totta wansvaal colony, regarding the
case Of II, ]. Meyer the American
whose name has been mixed up in
la1 army stores scandal. and forward.
ed il 10 the state department al Wash.
tagtQns The state department in
>Hueted the consul through the am
yas&ador that Il must have more de-
satlS before i could take action, The
ranSu, was also instructed 10 report
,Ege2t to the department.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
MARRIED TITLE, ABANDONED
AND NOW GETS DIVORCE

london, June y The divorce
court Yesterday granted to Lady Grey.
Egorton, formerly Miss May Cuylor,
daughter of Major Wayne Cnyler u,
S, Az, divorce on The ground Of dc.
settion from her husband. sir Philip
Grey Egeron The suit was II sequel
t. previous case when the wife sued
Tor restitution Of cnnjugal rights and
obtained divorce which. however,
Sir Philip refused 10 obey
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
WRECK ON ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Three Persons Killed and rs Injured In
Kentucky

Louisville, June 27Taree passon.
gers were killed and Ii persons In.
jnred aH the result Of d rear.ond col.
ision on the Illinois Central railroad
near YineRroye, Ky, 40 miles west OF
Louisville yesterday afternoon, rhe
Illinois Central officials refuse TO give
cut any statement 10 10 the cause o.
the wreck. saying taat an investigation
was IN progress fralnmen, however.
stated that tao brakes Of the freight
train were not working we'll.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
JOY in British Tennis Camp.

London. June n. The defeat Of hol
combe Ward. The American national
lawn tennis champion, and winner last
week Of the championship of the city
Of London. In The first round OF the all.
England tournament III Wimbledon
yesterday, brought much Joy 10 the
British camp. The contest. In which
$ II Smith. the Welsh champion. was
victorious. was probably the fastest
ever seen England.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
A PREMATURE TEST

The days before the Fourth of July
are always time OF tension for the
small boy He feels that he ought TO
be gin right away His nerves Jingle.
So 10 his fingers. And if there are any
explosives within reacn Of his fingers
there is apt 70 be more or less prema-
ture explosion.
Mr. Podgers had laid in a liberal
supply OF crackers aud torpedoes for
his boys, as well as q. large assortment
Of sky-rockcts and Roman candles.
Somc Of The crackers We're Of the giant
variety, He cautioned his boys not
to touch amy of them until he gave
them to them ON The Fourth, and ne
put them away in the china closet in
a shirt box Then he went to the
Office No one but an amateur in
faith would have done sucn a thing,
but Mr.. Podgers thought lie knew his
hcys They were such good little
fellows
For one whole Jay the boys with,
stood tie strain but the next after
loon they decided it would DO no harm
just 70 peep into the box. IL was
wonderful Such an array they had
not even dreamed Of.
Teddy handled one of the big crack
ers carefully.
4 wonder how much noise it will
maSoa" he said
'.Oh a awful lot said 10. Won't
it be fun"
YES" said Ted. Wonder if We
mightn't just try one?''
Yes said 10; you go ahead and
90 il. Papa won't care fol one"
So Tel got match, and 10 lighted
the cracker That was al in the china
closet
Lets take it out in the yard, said
10
But just then Mr.. Podgers happened
to come home. The boys heard his
tread in the hall
Put it back. quick" exclaimed Jo,
maybe papa wouldn't like IT."
So they put II back.
la 4 moment there was a err.fc cN-
plosion In the china closet Then an
other. Then tho closet seemed to grow
tco small for the noise. Dishes began
tc dash around its interior id wild
ecstasy. 1t was like a cross betW cen
a boiler factory and an earthquake.
Mr. and Mrs. Podgers rushed 70 The
scene 4 few sky-fockets we're still
eyraing fn confinement
Two very quiet lirr.e bows stood
st1tlfIa tha r13Gnf ttFgr
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
TENTATIVE SELECTION OF PEACE
ENJOYS MADE.
MODS Erect 5arrieadeS and Battles
with Soldiers and Police Ensue--
Numerous Fatalities Jews sly
from Lodz-Skirmshina At the
Eront but no General Engagement,

WASHINGTON, Iunc @1,-RusSta has
given rrassurance of its intentions in
the peace neyottattons by placing the
president in possession Of Che teuta,
.tNe selection ol its pemrotvuuar
les, as follows
NJ. Nclidon. Russian ambassador to
Paris,
Rarun Rosou newly appointed Rus
sian ambassador nj Washington,
II is heltevtI that fakahira, the
Japanese minister durtoS call at
the white house yesterday informally
,olI the president Japan selections,
also tentative:
Baron komhWG Japanese minister
.of foreign affairs,
Kogom Takahlra, Japanese minister
at W ashington,
Tine official announcement of tho
names ot the plenipotontiarea Is with
htld for several reasons Mr.. Nclids
off's health may not permit him TO
make the trip and the pressure Of of
fetal work may uecessitate the pres.
ruee III Toxic ot Baron komuW, Taxa
htra aud Baron Rosrn are regarded
ms certainties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
CHINA TO HAVE
CONSTITUTION

London, June ~. The Daily ree
graph dispatch from pelin by the
way Of Toxic saws II liz officially an
non,ed that within II years eonsti
niional government Will he ostab
lished In China aud that the interven-
ing period VIII be employed In bring
Ing about reforms necessary for 80
great 4 change
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-29
Badger Woman one d Dead wives.

Beloit. Nis, June 27-A Wisconsin
woman Ii among TIE dead wives Of W.
Fl Dufree N ElgIn. Ill, who Ii sus.
pected of guilty knowledge as 10 the
cause III his fourth wifea sudden
Heath at Eigin June ri III 1885, IN
free married Mis- Bertha Lorenz of
Dundee al this city. She died Feb III,
1902, ri anaemia She Was nie second
Yife.
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prleks pImple: Dies in J Week.

Menominee. Mich. June 2T.-Mrs.
Thomas 0'Malley died from pricking i
small pimple on her face. Erysipelas
set In the day after the pimple was re-
moved and spread 10 rapidly that
death ensued m just seven days.
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Demand Trepoff's Removal.

BalaBaoff. Russia, June I'll lho
town council adopted resolution de.
handing the abolition III the police die.
tatofship conferred Oh General Trepoir,
minister 81 the interior. and the imme
diate removal 81 all ministers hostile
ID the reform rescript III March I.
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Renort on MeYnr caae.

London. June 27--AmbassadOr
Reid received 4 communication rrou
American Consul snodgrass at Pre-.
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Jews Fly from Lodz.

LODI, Russian poland. June 81
Since the proclamation Of martial law
the situation has become quietor. The
rumor Of approaching massacres Of
Jews caused 10000 Jews - leave town.
Scattered cases Of riotinR as re-
anlt Of the inaurrertionary spirit, how
ever. continue one OF these occurred
yesterday In the Old Protestant Gem
eterN, when a patrol was fred on from
behind q wall The patrol charged
nn,l Killed z persons. five men. -four
wsmeu ana three children. Business
Is al standsttl and all traffic IS
stopped
a case Of disaffection among The
troops WIS reported yesterday, when
the officers Of ono regiment informed
tho commander That they refused 10
fire on defenseless people The regi.
ment was at once transferred to an.
other place