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New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

The above described premises VII p S'S re- AZ
,.ass OF the store floor expiring June ist lee Ssf
prOxirnate amount OF the taxes asssaeas S1t o.
rates ar other liens be allowed pufchesso.o "a
psrrbasa uaDney or paid the Referee - seV'''N'
Tate9 New YORK. December 18th. is.lt
N~'Ne' '' HENRY SACkETI. 49, x,
WILLIAM r PHELAN Esq.. Attorney tos t~-
400 BROADWAY. ~. Y. Oi1y.
JJTNIJs PENDELTON WILSON. ESQ, sNlssr,tor Ntr etc
Tnseph Reicher individually and as adnllss pslchsr
HARRY EDWARDS. ESQ. Attorney TOR A'-
Mary Relcher and Caroline keicheT -. American
Messrs ROW ETSS < SANDS. Attorney i's
RENO L BIiLiNGrON, Esq. ',toTney "'
ReicheT. - So. rib6etts a.
trustee and Louis Hett a.< fssspa
WASSERMAN & JACOHUS, AttofneS'
Iacobua.
JOSEPH JACOBUS. Esa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

The approximate amount OF the nsn charge TO Sss
isfy the described property be Sold .
$40 95074 with interest thereon the 18th day of
December 1904. together with costs and allowances amount
S465 together with the of the sA-s
The approximate amount OF the taxes assessments
be allowed to the purchaser out or the p
money, % Referee. unpaid -rotoa
per from the 25rd day u Deceuos
1903. 10 oath DAY OF October. 1904 amounting %
81 GIL 40 and from october 24th 1904 10 date me s
Of which been liked. The said premises arc ~
subject 10 the lien OF a certain mortgage or --Suve
6ad thereon the rate OF 4'aec per annun @
December. l9t4s and a certain n3Issss
$3.50 OO0OO interest thereon the rate ot
from the lst day of January l9to. oOt "a '
mortgages past due
Dated. New York. January 10TH 1890
CLIFFORD W. HARrftlDtfE. Relefe'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
SALE OF wAeHINeToN, D. c., PARCEL

Pocher & Co. have sold No. s14 Est. N W.
washington. D. c., for client to Thomas B.
Hutchinson. Of P1ttsburg who buys for investment
It is five story business building between 7th ana
sth sts. on lot 2l1x160 feet In depth.
Ihe same firm has also leased the premises No
lo9 East 2Sth-st., Manhattan, for a term of years
TO William p Dunn jr-, for business purposes It in
q four story dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
AucTIoNEERs TO MOVE ON MAY /

The Newly Real Estate Auctioneers' Associa-
tion has leased the ground floor Of Nos Il and 16
Vesey-st Application will be made to the Supreme
Court TO designate 1t the official place for hold
ing all legal sales in Manhattan. The new auction
room will be opened for public May l.
The hall is 6exI01 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
REALTY NOTES.

Samuel Green is the buyer of the block front on
the east side Of 7th-ave. between 18th and l47th
sts.. sold by the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany. Warren g. Skillman were the brokers
Herman KratZenstein is the buyer Of Nos 56 and
g West S5thst sold recently by the Clinton Realty
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
FOR CHALMERS HOUSE st5o,ooo.

Herbert A. Sherman has sold for Elsie S. Chal-
mers No. West 3sth-st. a five story dwelling
house, on lot 24xes.s feet. The purchase price
was $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
WOMAN SELLS TWO WEST SIDE HOUSES

Z. Osborne Smith & Co. have sold for a Mrs
THESE to client the two five story fathouses or
the south side Of 16sth-st. between Amsterdam and
Audubon aves.. Nos 514 and 5l6 West l6sth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
WILLIAM F. HAvEmEYER SELLS.

Macay Davies have sold for William r. Have
meyer No. 121 5th-ave. The parcel is a Ave story
stone front building on a lot 216x1Oo feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York.-Frederick Recher. plaintiff vs. '9sss tssr-
Reicher. ct al. defendauts.-ln pursuance oL a.
lOcutory Judgment OF Partition and sale heaTns - a
18th OF December. entered IN me Ol-..s
Clerk the County OF New York. j. the uialsss
Referee in said Judgment named viii sell az 2los
the New York Real Estate Salesroofu , ~
Broadway. IN the Borough ot Manhattan. tlty V-,,s
York. the 26rh DAY ot January. 1903 az tNeNe
noon OF that day BY D. Phoenix ingrahauL Ade,s- ~
the premises directed by said Judgment 90 be 500 ar
therein described follows All that certain l.-rs
parcel Of land. with the building thereon erected ~ q
lying being the Borough OF Manhattan cs.--1z
New York. bounded described follows: bes-..st
at a point on the westerly line Of sixth Avenue a.-sr
twenty-five feet, three inches DCrtheTy nom te a
Formed By the intersection OF the northerly sSSsss
Eleventh With ths westerly side OF skin A,x
and az or Immediately of party wall Fe.S.
thence westerly a 9iue parallel with Eevelln ~
and In part along % said party wall siNI
thence nCrtherly In line parallel with StNth -, as
eighteen feet thence easteTly line pafa-'-
Eleventh Street aud IN part the centre or sta
other party wall sixty feet the westerly me ure
Avenue and thence southery along the westey ts,ns
Sixth Avenue. eighteen feet. place of 1vS
being premises known = Num5s~ 19S s-As9 -
Borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FlLEr

l5sd-st and sth-ave. n corner. 1o0x4O Myer
Cohen another loan 70 William Cohen.
Isidor wt1ind and Kimler. S37 900
IS7th-st S. 235 II Of 5thave. 10oIse. H. the
Commonwealth Mortgage Co loans 20 Jacob
sweetmsn. David Reich and Henry l. Reich. TABOO
3 s. 100 II 6 Lexington-ave 2oxl0T.6X
Eags Co loans to the Bracket Realty co 1875 oOo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

THE PENHURST.
Il Ocean and Michigan ave- Atlantic City. Nh
Elevator street level Rooms TIlts. with hasA
Open all year. Special Winter rates. Booklet nAilsd
MM p. HOOD.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
Instruction.
School agencies.
SurrOgatcs NOticea.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the 60.
New-Hork, Notice Is hereby ali per-oS uHty or
claims against Whhelmina Meyer. OF ths having
New YORK deceased 10 present the same vvtTb .y o.
thereof TO the sgoscT6sr at his place Of
Park Row. Manhattan Borough CItv op nays No 81
or before the 22nd day OF March. 1OO5 aOrE on
Dated New York. the 9Th day o SeDtsnhS- ,oo.
.,--. - WILLIAM 7. RINCESOFF' E.
New York City. " <Srk Row.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

Atlantic CITY, n. J.
Remains throughout the Every knoNa SON.
fort and convenience Coli prtviegeA Running =
TRAYalORE HOTEL. Co,
D. S. WHITE. Prszsdsna
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
NORTH CAROLINA.
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

NEW YORK OFFICE. 243 5TH AVE.
Waters, baths, hotels and surro-ndinEB nowhers
7Quaed. Rheumatism, gout and nervous diseases cured
Complete hydro therapeutic apparatus New psrloK
Golf, livery and outdoor pasJlInes. Compartment
leaves New York Ass P. II. Tuesdays. Thursdays
Saturdays. and arrives Springs $50 a II. ExcuSoR
tickets c. o. ONCE S62 Broadway and Offices Penn
sylvania r. r.
FRED sTERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

HOTEL PUO0TF ATLANTIC CITY n L
aO4cL nOOOA15 OPEN ALL THE YEAR
York ONCE. 2s9 Ath-ave. 10 TO daily. Phone 89ss-
GrAmsrcy. CHARLES r. MIRA
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
Atlantic CIty's Newest Hotel
cHALF0nTE
modern Ten story hreproof hotel. eompets In s-~,
respect. On the Beach
THE LEEDS COMPANY.
Always Open Write for F.sa..
THE ST. CHARLES

Directly on the ocean front. Atlantic City. Nj
Hot and cold salu and fresh IN every -.
Highest class patronage. Pure artesian Long -
tance telephone IN Unexceled cuisine. Coz
Room plana. rates, al Fourth -
NEWLIN HAINES.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25

ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION
Claims pre-emnence for its location coustruction. ~
venences and best New York Patronage
Capacity 600. Music AL year. Golf.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS proprstara
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
Seaside House,
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
On the 'front.' comfort including
baths elevators golf. =. P. COOK q EOS.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-25
HEROES OF LAND AND SEA.
Tales of american and British Arn,y
and Nary Fighters.

INDIAN FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS: THE SOL,
DER AND THE SIOUX BY Cyrus IoWnseno
Brady. LII d. With thirteen maps ant, ana p,ans. pa rs
and twenty-sN fulpage illustrations from oraN.
fnEs and photographs. (American Fights. ana
Fighters Series) Emo. pp. XXI. 50 MCCLURE
Phillips g. Co.
FAMOUS FIGHTERS OF THE FLEET:
GLIMPsES THROUGH THE THE ., & SANETyT NasXy
By Edward Fraser. With forty-one fullpsge
illustrations. limo. PIP. xvi. s2S The Macmillan
Company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
WILL NOT TELL SECRET,
Wenzel kabat Confronted by Dead
Mans Double.

Appleton, Wis, Nov. l.~James Nc.
ing striking resemblance TO Michael
McCarty the missing kauknuna farm.
err who is be iepcd To have been muir.
dcred went to the Outagamic county
Jail and was permitted to enter the
cell of Wenze u. Kabat, the man nc.
cuscd OF the murder.
A first sight of McCarty the nc.
cuscd man started ms II taken by
great surprise, II was but mo.
mcnt, however when he discovered
that the strange visitor was not the
man who mysterlouslN disappeared
and for whose murder he IL being
held, and he soon regancd his com.
posture,
A moment later Charles McCary OF
Rush Grove, Kan, the oldest brother
uf tho missing man. walked into the
coli aud The two then made proposi.
ton 10 kabnt to sec If they could get
light upon the whereabouts or dlspo
sition Of their brother. They FIRST
Informed the man That II he would
tel what has become OF Michael Nc
Carly or diyulge his knowledge Of the
affair, they would see that he Is re-
leased from custody Immediately and
no further action be taken In the case
When he refused TO tai they of
fcred 10 give him $4,000 II he woult
\ ff.1t L.
| come of him. also assuring him thA
prosecution would not follow and tina
he would be given liberty at once
The accused man, however, would no
give any information and refused Il
accept either oI The offers either II
whole or part Kabat III growlnt
more coldly indifferent every day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
NEGOTIATE WITH CHARLES.
Government of Norway Given Power 20
Act.

ChriStiania, Nov, 1.-The Storthmg
last evening, by vote Of 81 to %
adopted the proposition of the govern
ment that it be endowed with fullpower
to uegotiate with Prince Charles OF
Denmark for his acceptance OF the
crown of Norway, on the understand.
ing that the wishes of the people be
consulted in the form Of referendum,
The motion of 10 members for refer
enlum as to whether a republican or
monarchal form of government shall
he adopted was rejected by sc to so,
Minister of Finance Knudsen has re.
signed and his resignation has been
accepted. Premier Nicholson takes
the finance portfolio
II. G Hauge, former secretary Of the
legation of Sweden and Norway at
Washington, has hccu appointed Nor
wcgtan charge ut Washington
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
A BOOKSELLER
FOR SIXTY YEARS

GAINESVILLE. via, Nov t,-Jpmes
Sutherland, who died here Monday
night, was the oldest bookseller In the
northwest, perhaps the oldest In the
country, He was pioneer merchant
of GAINESVILLE. He came to Wisconsin
In lS47. He was u member of the
Wisconsin Historical society and also
of the American Historical associa,
ton; served the city as It's first super,
intondent of schools; had twice been
mayor, and Ind also represented the
county ms state senator, While soma.
tor he introduced the first bin for ere.
ating fund for state normal schools.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION
CHIEF ABOLISHED.
REPORT OF ENGINEERS
Subcommittee on Sea.leveI Plan Sub.
mts Its Recommendations, but
More Time Is Required by Advo.
Gates of Lock Waterway Wal,
lace TO Answer Questions.

Washington NOV, The mcmhSrs
ul the isthmian canal commission
have decided upon important changes
in the administration of the canal
The once held by CO. Clarence H.,
Edwards, chief ot administration was
abolished, 10 take effect Nov 10 It
was stated At the Office OF the com.
mission Yesterday that Col Edwards,
before leaving for the isthmuS with
Secretary TAFT, resigned, that his
resignation and the abolition of the
office WAS To be announced from Pan.
anna by the secretary; that Col Ed.
wards work In organizing the Office
had been satisfactorily completed AMI
that his services We're no longer nee.
cssary w Leon peppcrmau, who
VAS assistant chief Of administration,
retains his present position. Joseph
W.. Bishop who was appointed eNrCu-
tive secretary at the commission some
time ago, has been made secretary
The meeting OF the full board OF
consulting engineers OF tho isthmian
canal commission adjourned ycstcr
day afternoon until Friday when II
will hear John + Wallace, the former
chief engineer of the isthmian canal
commission, who win appear to an.
swcr any questions put by the Nom.
hers desiring any special information,
The subcommittee ON the sea.level
canal project, consisting of three
members, with General Davis rs
, chairman, yesterday submitted its re
port, but the report OF the suhcom
mtttcc on the lock canal Is not expect
ed to be ready before next Tuesday
Pending the consideration of the re
ports of these committees, II viii be
impossible to Indicate what decision
! the board will reach.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
THE NATURE OF ELEcrRlclTY.
Remains One OF the UnsoVed Prob.
lens of the Century.

Dealing with the science problems OF
the twentieth century. Professor A. T..
Dolbear says concerning the ALIEN.
bracing mystery of electricity:
Here on the threshold of the new
century We are confronted with the
question, What Is electricity? and the
answer implied by the question seems
TO demand a something which could be
described by one who knew enough as
one would describe some new mineral
or gas or thing, Some eminent scien
tific men are befoggcd by the question,
say 1t Is some ultimate unknowablc
thing, and hopeless rs an inquiry. II
1t be 4 something It must be described
by its constant properties as other
things are. If it be unlike everything
else then 1t can not be described by
terms that apply to anything else An
material things have some common
properties. A glowing coal Is an in
candescent solid, fame IL an incandcs-
cent gas, but neither glow nor flame
exists apart from the matter that ex.
hibits the phenomena. Both are condi-
tions of particular kinds of matter
IF electric phenomena are different
from gravitative or thermal luminous
phenomena 1t does not follow that
electricity is miraculous or that II Is a
substance We know pretty thorough.
~ what to expect from It., for II Is as
quantitatively related 10 mechanical
and thermal and luminous phenomena
as they are to each other; so II they
are conditions OF matter the presump.
lion woTld be strongly In favor Of cleo.
iricitys being condition or property
of matter, and the question What is
electricity would then be answered
IN way by saying so, but such an
answer would not be the answer appar.
emily expected TO the question. 70 say
i II was property of matter would be
not much more Ineligible than TO say
he same of grayatation.
AT best II would add another prop.
erty 10 the list of properties we al
ready credit 1t with as elasticity, nj.
traction and so on. In any case the
nature OF electricity remains 10 be dis.
covered and stated In terms common
to other forms Of phenomena and II is
/ 10 be hoped that long before this new
century shall have been completed
mankind will be able 10 form as ade-
quate an Idea Of electricity az II now
has Of heat"
Professor Dolbear intimates In his
article the belief that the field OF in.
vestigation and research remains as
large and fruitful as II has ever been.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
SICK YOUNG MAN JUMPED
TO DEATH FROM WINDOW

Cleveland, O., Nov, Tho circum-
stances of the death of Leslie G. l'Ul.
Ter, son of Judge O. G. Fuller of Bic
Rapids, Mich, which occurred in this
city last Saturday night at the house
of Mrs Anna NJ, Meyers, were made
known last night by Judge Fullcr,
The son was living at the home OF
Mrs Meyers and had been III some
time. Saturday night he escaped the
vigilance OF the nurse ana either fen
or jumped from the second story Of tho
Meyers home and was killed Leslie
G. Fuller was formerly assistant In the
department of Justice at Washington
and had done important work for that
department.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
CHARGE MURDER IN
PANkRATZ "SUICIDE"

Pound, Wis. Nov, lit Is now
charged that Louis Pankratz Of Mani
towoc, who II was supposed commit
ted suicide the day before his mar.
rage. was murdered. II IL alleged
by his relatives that he was shot FIVE
times and then hanged. No motive
can be assigned for the supposed
crime. Mrs. Fred Bolles daughter
Of Pankrantz, and the wife ~ p
wealthy lumberman here, has just re-.
turned from Morgan. where her father
was buried. The relatives or the
load man have ordered thorough
investigation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Bride Fails to Appear.

Racine, Wis, Nov. With all
plans completed for his marriage, Zee,
liX Rogafsliy sent word to the priest
and guests that there would be no
ceremony or banquet rs Mary PORT
katy the intended bride, had left RIA
cine. He asks the police to find the
woman upon whom, he says, he OK.
pended 5000 in fitting out a wedding
trousscau, and to whom he had given
$40 IN SUNDAY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Quaint Compliment to N. Y. Woman

Every travelled American knows the
hos'elry OF Tour d'Argent, In Paris.
and the ducks served there are the de.
light OF epicures There are some
thirty notifications of the famous
plat, each one secret. One of the
thirty Is henceforth TO be "canard n
"a Beneb Mrs. Lawrence Benet, OF
ms city, with a party went down the
other day TO eat II In state for the
hrst Time. the venerable proprietor
himself serving Il with ceremony and
with the added condIment OF d grace.
~ speech Of dedication to Mime.
Benet, the Canard In Benet. HON.
age Of the Silver Tower to the noble
representative OF the ancient French
family transplanted TO the sister re-
public"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
ENJOYED SOUTHERN TRff.
President Expresses Pleasure Win
Recent Experience.

Washington, Nov. President
Roosevelt regards his southern trip
just ended as most enjoyable and
profitable experience. Particularly
aid he enjoy the sea voyage. The
president expresses himself in most
enthusiastic terms regarding the
ships. officers and men of the squad.
ron.
While at sea Sunday. Me president
made a speech 10 tho officers and
men Of the West Virginia. He bad
just completed an inspection Of the
entire ship. In the boiler room
profusely decorated shovel was put
into his hands and he was asked TO
throw shovel Of coal into a particu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
DARLING RETlRES.
Served at important Times as Head
Of the Navy.

OF the Navy.
Washington, Nov. l--Charlcs II
Darling retired yesterday from the of
which post he mas held since Deccm
Der IL, 1901 He will be succeeded
by Truman II. Ncwberry Of Detroit
who win take the oalI Of office 10
day Mr.. Darling served under foni
secretaries Long, Moody, Morton
and Bonapartc He served great
share of his term as acting secretary
Of the navy and While al the head Of
The department successfully handel
many delicate questions The pres
dent has decided 10 appoint Mr.. Darl
ing as collector of customs at Bur
lington, VI. As acting secretary OF
the navy Mr. Darling arranged in Au
gust 1902, for the protection of Amer.
lean interests during the revolution
in Venezuela and ordered an Ameri.
can squadron to Honduras. In March,
1909 To protect American interests
during the disturbed situation there.
As acting secretary he ordered the
Ba timorc and other vessels to Puer.
iaplata. San Domingo in 1908 to care
for American interests during the
revolution
He was acting secretary Of the navy
at the time Of Che revolt Of the Pana.
mans against the Columbian govern
u
the president and the late Secretary
Hay. he ordered the cruiser Boston
TO Baltimore
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
EIGHTEEN ARRESTS FOR
SELLING DRINK TO BOYS

Traverse City, Mich, Nov. las the
result OF four Young school BOYS APP
peNring intoxicated at n school social
and ut n footohall game, warrants
were sworn out yesterday charging is
local saloon proprietors and hartenders
with selling liquor To minors The de,
PENDANTS win he arraigned today,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Boy Falls Four Stories.

Racine, Wis. Nov, Louis Potter,
son, l6 years old, fen from the fourth
story of a building and still lives, He
struck ON u brick pile aud bounded In.
to the basement of the structure The
boy was picked up for dead, but re.
Vtvod.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Theodore Mueller Dead.

Groen Bay. Wis Yov. i---Assistant
Postmaster Theodore Mueller an old
resident. dropped dead 81 heart trou.
bic In the Citizens National bank
Ar. Mueller was leading dry goods
merchant and wealthy before meeting
with business reyerses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
FIRE IN POSTMASTER
GENERALS DEpARrMENr

Washington, Nov, Some excite.
ment was caused Al the postofiice dc.
parlment yesterday by a small blaze
IN The anteroom Of Postmaster Gen.
era Cortelyou's office. the rceult OF
me crossing Of electric wires. The
hamos were quickly extlngulshed ana
the loss was trivial
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Raid Alleged blind PIGS"

Washhuru, Wiz, Nov l. sheriff
Con In aud all his deputies went TO
Mason and nohon, loaded with war
rants for the arrest OF pnprIetors OF
blind pigs" They landed seven
men. II IS claimed that the bind
piggng" In the two towns has been
SO profitable that the mon can afford
to be arrested and fined about every
20 days.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
j. b. Borden In assistant state su.
perntendent of schools.
Located After 10 Years.

Manlowoc, Wis., Nov, AFTER an
absence of nineteen years, during
which nothing has been heard Of him,
Rudolph Behringer. former mill own
or here, has been located IN Pittsburg,
Pa, whore no has instituted proceed.
lngs for divorce from his wife, living
horn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Irish Congratulate RUSSIANS.

Boston. Nov. 1.-The executive ON.
cors Of the United Irish League OF
America sent cablegram to Conn,
Witte yesterday congratulating the
Russian people on the accomplishment
Of a constitutional government.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Bic FIRE RAGING
IN PENSACOLA

Mobile, Ala, Nov. IA fire Is rag
ing in Pensacola Fla. The loss may
exceed 100000. The principal block
OF the city caught fire and was par
TALLY wrecked by the explosion of
gas. The ruins are still blazing
and may envelope some Of the largest
stores
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Hunt Tor Missing Wife.

Konosha. Wis. Nov - Efforts are
being made to locate Mrs. Laura En
mis- Of Chicago. who disappeared from
This city Inst Thursday. She came
10 Kenosha In search OF work and has
not been seen since. Her husband
is directing the search
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
CHARGED WITH STEALING
100000 IN CUSTOMS SERVICE

San Francisco, Nov, ,-Adolph Ais.
traph has been arrested hero on
charge Of embea2lng 100000 from
the East Asiatic company while In the
employ OF the imperial maratime Gus.
toms service at Hankow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-02
Great Season for o.

Duluth, MINI. Nov Ora ahln.
mcnts from Duluth ~ quo uarhora
In October amou' ,tpd ia . 9os 7bg tons
"o "'''"''' - ranges have already
'oI"aruo" tO500,000 and total In
INC h'~shborhood of 2t.O00,Q00 ions
Pas gone from the head OF the lakes.
making the season big record
breaker