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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Will Prosecute Those Who Work.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 27.-The work
mems council yesterday decided to take
most energetic action towards work.
men who refuse to join the strike.
Three hundred workmen who were or.
ganizing a red flag" procession were
arrested. Encounters between work.
men and troops have occurred in var.
ious sections of the city An official
despatch from Moscow says
AT every point the troops have
easily been victorious. Fighting in
which quick firing guns and other ar,
tillery were used progressed for two
hours December %. The casua..ies
of the insurgents are said TO have been
heavy. Saturday night and Sunday
morning the city was quiet. Sunday
forenoon, however artillery was again
active at the Brest railroad station.
The inner town is perfectly quiet"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Prominent Railroad Man.

St. Paul, Dec 2,--William s. Thorn,
assistant general passenger agent OF
the 500 line, with headquarters in st 8,
Paul, is dead, He was connected with
the 500 line for is years
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Mineral Point DodgeTIIe Stage Line.
Morris Proctor. Proprietor.

MOTHS Proctor, proprietor.
Stage runs daily, except Sunday. leaving
Mineral Point Al I:45 a. n, and DodgeYille
between and z p. M.
Connects At Dodgeyille with train Of
sud ii Mineral Point With /; M train N
q. N. a &c. Paul R'y. for PlatteyilIe, Dar-
lingt0n, khullsbarg. Monroe and JanesYille,
Calls left At the hotels, Mineral Point will
receive prompt attention.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Illinois Tax Rate Decreases.

Springfield, H.. Dec. 27.-The tax
ate In Illinois for 1906 will be 50
cents for 500 assessed valuation, &C.
cording 70 a statement made yester-
day BY State Auditor Mccullough
This Is five cents less than that for
1906
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
No Action at Present.

Washington, Dec 81. For the pres
enl there will not be any interference
by the United States in the difficulty
which has arisen in San Domingo
The trouble is regarded by the state
department officials as entirely an in
ternal one and So long as outside in
terests are not menaced this attitude
Of nOninteryention will be main
tanned. II. however, conditions should
change materially, and lawless acts
should be committed against Ameri
cans and American interests and in
volving the collection Of Dominican
customs by this government or By
other acts OF violence occurring, which
in the opinion OF officials here would
make II proper for this government Ia
interfere this step will be taken and
measures adopted to quell the trouble.
This decision was reached by state de
partment officials during the day and
was confirmed at a conference at the
white house late yesterday afternoon,
at which the president and Secretar.
les Root, Taft and Bonaparte partici.
pated The cabinet officers remained
al the white house until nearly 6
o'clock The gathering. however, was
not called specifically for the purpose
Of discussing matters bearing on the
developments in San Domingo. but to
talk over number Of questions
which The president was anxious to
dispose Of preliminary to his depart
ure today for an outing Of several
days in Virginia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28

ration wished to djSclaim the respon.
sibihty for the consequences which It
is pointed out would be equally Seri-
Gus for France and for the church,
The following arguments Showing
the ALLEGED baSelcssneSS Of the charges
brought against the church Of acting
contrary 10 the interests Of the re-
public.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
MOSCOW REVOLT CRUSHED;
SPOILED IN ST.PETERSBURG
Government Ca ptures Leaders Of Revou-
ton at the Capital
Detailed Plans Of Uprising Taken With
Quantities Of Supplies
Premier Witte Hopes People Will Turn to
Suffrage for Relief

tomato guns were being used in
Straskner square, but the insurgents
were becoming exhausted after their
four days of efforts and the fighting
was rapidly degenerating into guerilla
warfare Insurgents were defending
themselves with revolvers and bombs
as they were being hunted down from
house to house
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Rigid Martial Law.

General Doubassoff is enforcing
most rigid martial law, and no person
is allowed ON the streets after 9
o'clock at night
About one-third of the workmen
have left the city and are travelling on
foot to the villages. some of which are
hundreds of miles distant
The correspondent predicts that the
crushing of the rebellion is likely to
be followed by the most horrible
atrocities if the black hundred are
lpt lDGp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Death Record of the Day
Bet a Hearse on Election.

Syracuse. \. Y, Dee, 27.-John Nc.
Carthy, an undertaken, died At his
home here yesterday aged 50. Hewas
known throughout the country as an
enthusiastic democrat In 1884 he bet
everything he possessed, even his
hearse, on Grover Cleveland, He was
a warm supporter and personal friend
of William j Bryan
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-12-28
Grave situation i'm Warsaw.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, Dec. IL
The street railroad employees struck last
night and employees of the steam rail
roads are expected to follow suit
tevomtionists are threatening armed
nsurrection similar to that at Moscow.
Military authorities are making every
precaution and have ordered the enlIre
garrison to be ready for any emer-
ency. Detachments of infantry oc-
cupy railroad stations. Authorities
have arrested many members Of trades
unions and a number of revolutions
aries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
New York Churchmar.

We would not. II we could, absorb
into our own communion. or into any
other, as It exists today, the whole or
Christendom. No one communion pos
sesses IN and OF itself a spirit catholic
enough, or a practice comprehensive
enough 90 meet the needs Of humanity
That spirit will come only by the IN
clusion Of all the truth md all the
churches In one nightly enterprise FOR
Christ Our whole contention Is that
Il Is useless TO discuss methods until
agreement IS reached as to what pur-
pose is sought by them; and that no
purpose Is truly a purpose until II m
tends and confidently expects TO go on
20 It's full end or effect That therefore
until Christendom accepts unity as us
purpose, and means TO accomplish II,
unity even I'm It's beginnings VIII not
be accomplished. Let us perfectly
know that one fully means a certain
act or a certain part toward us, and
that fact establishes a status between
us as complete as though he had al
ready fulfilled IT," The churches Ike
inydiduals. content Themselves with
trying to be at one with God. They
do not try I'm the sense Of meaning to
be at one with each other They do
not realize that they cannot be at one
with God unless they are at one with
each other, therefore they are decelV-
ing themselves and misleading the
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

does not hold with some persons and
publications a Christian Journal
should understand and proclaim that
ono Of the purposes IN the mission Of
Christ was 10 reveal the eternal Father
so chat He could be measurably compre-
heuded by man. He was God mani
fest I'm the flesh" The disciple who
saw Him saw the Father In other
words, TO quote from an orthodox con
fcssion, "such as the Father Is such
ls the Son"
1t is gratifying TO see a modern min
istor OF religion progressing as far in
the direction OF truth concerning Deity
as the Reverend gentleman from whom
we have quoted has advanced. he would
see the great truth which he endeavored
90 announce, clearly and distinctly If
he would throw away the orthodox no.
ton that couruses the whole subject
and makes even him appear IN o ludlc-
rous light contradictlng IN one sentence
that which he affirms IN another
The splendid doctrine that man is
really and truly IN the image OF God
because ne Is His offspring, with all
the powers of the Deity in his nature
IN embryo, 10 be at some time devel-
opod IN all the grandeur potency and
glory Of his divine Father. is OF Nor
mon" origin IN these latter days, but
ls that which was enunciated by the
Redecmer Of the world, who was the
"drstborn of every creature aud Is IN
the "expresa Image and likeness Of the
Father" ana came into the world 20
manifest this grand truth for the en-
Nghteument, comfort and eXaltation Of
mankind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

In commencing President Roosevelt
FOR his action IN bringing about peace
between Russia and Japan theTammany
convention aid most unusual thing,
but a praiseworthy thing There Is not
an American citizen who is not Justly
proud OF The Presidents accomplish
menL the most noteworthy in his whole
career. And why should not Americans,
no matter TO what party they belong,
commend him? How good It Is at times
10 lay aside partisanship and praise pub.
lie servants for their merltorious actions.
Partlsansnip IS natural right and prop
er, but too often II ia mistaken FOR
patriotism, it being but a means to It,
Not nfrequently It blinds men to tho
worth and merit OF those who DO not see
political questions as they see them.
Tammany In this instance has taken a
high patriotic stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
DAY OF AToNEMENT


ON Monday next is 'n' B'''' '''
Atonement, observed ny an oo'o.''s W
the Mosaic cunt rms was 'l' "'S y"
which, during the existence OF INV Nv
brew polity the supreme ae' Oh eNp'"
ton was performed -" '"'' "''
atoncmeut was maze 'or ''' p'''''
hood as wen AIS LOT 'i'e e''''lv pv'''''
and even for jhe SenytV"'l' '""'
maincth among lhem III inc .'''' VI
their uneieanness' ana '"s'' '''' ~
came polluted ana IN ne'u vi ''e'''9'''N,
The rltuallS'lc service p'9'.' i"eN ,''
that day was very Impressive, IL,
officiating Priest ht'er nav lIs o1'"1.
his whole BODY ana put ON ''s '''' "
white linen, brought d ""'io. ~ ~
he sacrificed TOT h''"'''l anu "'' ''o'',,D
and two Kids as sin-one'','B i'' Wv
congregations one OF tue '"'''' . ~''
slain ana the other was S7l i'e' ~.
bullock being hlled' inc ll's" 80
tooh % censor iu'i VI ,'"' .''''' -
the altar or burnt-oHerihs' ana SUM
incense. and brought THIS into the hoiy
Of Holes, behind the VEIL ana ne
shall put the incense upon the i're De-
fore the Lord, that jhe oloua OF '''
incense may cover the mercS-seaI lnat
is upon the testimony that ne ole not
Such was the instruction Ihe mercy
seat with the divine Presence was so
sacred that not even the ofieiaunB
Priest was permitted TO look upon 1t
except through this cloud OF incense
Having made this preparation ne re-
tired but returned WIN some OF 'he
blood OF the bullock sam upon 'ue
altar OF burnt-olerlhS' rms O'oou nc
sprlnHed toward the mercy seat anu
upon the ground before 'he ARK nav
ing thus made alonenenI Io' himself
| he was capable OF acting LOT the people,
He therefore returned TO the court
slew the goat upon Whlch the lol Hau
fallen, and again entered the ROY OIL
Holes and sprnMed the blood as De-
fore.
a somewhat S'''''"' ".' was 'l'y',,u
IN the pace 'a''eo '''' ''o'N' NC Wv Wv.
altar OF incense was sp'l,'N''u WIN
blood OK the Sao'll''e'' i''''S' ''5 ~.
TAR OF p''H "'le,'"s ""s '''''''l'.'
spfinN'e'' Nll'r TINS VI, ,s-'''' "'o''',
meht TOT JNe i''eS' anu l,'' p'op''' ' NV,
the puI'"e@uo" OIL. '"' '''' ,..., " ',,'
oln'r so'l was S'''' away NV '''0 W.
aefneSS' BON ''''g ''''''''-s VIZ 'se'''
ea '"e P'op'e to' "''o'" ''o.'''''-.'' y" ',
TO DC '0""e' j" TWO u'''s' CIV 81, ''l'S " "
the manner I'D VINO" '''' "''' w oo'''''
forgiveness. ANA let Aaron lay oo'n
his hahdS upon '"e "eHu Oh 'ne i've
goat ana confess over MN .I' lne VI.
Idu'lieS OF I"e V'''''''" Oh 'S''e" anu
all their U"nss'esslohs according 10
all their SINS. ana 'e' H'" put 'nel'l
upon inc ""'' OF me . ''"
nm away oy man READY az mana INTO
the wilderness ana Ter the goat pear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
A REMARKABLE DISCOURSE.

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III 'ue ''s. '''I ,y 49, ..',. .e.o ca1
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IMAGE '' 'oO VI ',..., 49,. NV. ,,'' 49,. s-
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III 'no mag W. ,'. ','' - IL,
'he'' wv 40, '''''." WV ','' .,. h.. ,,,
"S we ooE"' Una. " QUE ,
image vi 'o'' ".' ~ 10 81 ..,..,
mere 'S '''''''.' ,.
we n"'' q'''.N' ,,., ..... $3.50,
VINO D'''e''' D" '''' '''''' ''' '','.'
'he great i''' "'''.''''.' Wy "'
Hamilton bul u' general '''''' ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
AS TO "GENTILES.'

u is customary with somo NJ our
contemporaries TO pick out o remark
here and there from discourses deliv-
cred at Conference times, 10 quote
them, and sometimes mlsquote them'
separate and apart from associate SEN
fences. feature them prominently ana
place them in an offensive light before
the public This Is deceptive and I'M
fair, and usually intended to lnnamo
the minds Of readers who do not take
time or trouble TO find out the intent
nnd spirit Of the speakers thus Inn
properly reported. It Is very rcpreheu-
sible and unjustifahlc.
Occasionally references arc made 10
n class OF persons who are IN every
sense enemies Of the Mormon Church
and people. Sueh illusions are reported
MS applying TO "Gontlles' iudiscrImin-
utely. Perhaps the speaker may not
draw the line IN such definite terms
MS to make the proper distinction be-
tween the different classes Of nom Nor
mons" There arc "GentIlcs' so-called,
IN this city and state, whom the Nor
mons" respect and honor as upright and
admirable citizens and neighbors, and
who are not 10 be viewed In any sense
as enemies" They are our friends
and we are their friends. We dwell
together In peace and neither desires to
interfere into the others freedom, civ
n or religious.
On tho other hand there are Nor
mon" -haters. who continually royile ua
and who band together TO deprive us
Of the rights Of citizens, Some of
them are corrupt IN their lives, and IT
f. tho duty OF those among us who are
leaders to warn the unwary against
them. In doing so our Gentle
friends ought 20 understand that they
are not included IN any remarks, but
are regarded as honorable members OF
this community with whom It Is
pleasure to meet and do business, ane
who employ "Mormons" ana are en-
ployed by mormon" firms ana cstab
llshments.
There are "Gonules' and 'Gentiles.'
as there are "Mormons' and Nor
mons" and the good and true men anC
women are not referred TO when warn
ings are uttered against outsiders
or INSIDERS" We may differ In opin
ions and customs. but "a mans a MAJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

through whom the Lord revealed these
principles to man. and who gave his life
in testimony OF their truth, Il Ia ar
ranged in form convenient 10 the close
study OF It's expressed principles and
should help I'm classes and IN other
lines Thelnuthor treats on space time,
matter intelligence, inception, pur-
pose, plan covenants, perpetuity, ma
ture, and man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Happy they who cast themselves
h.indfold and head foremost into the
aims Of the Father OF mercles and God
Of all comfort as 81. Paul says. Then
the prominent wish is TO know what Ia
owing to God, and the greatest fear
not to see clearly enough what no ro-
qulres. A new light In the path OF
faith Is as welcome as treasure trova
to a miser, The true Christian, como
what may accepts whatever befalls
him, and wishes for nought withheld;
the more he loves God the happier no
u.s. and the highest perfection, 30 far
from depressing him, lightens his yoke,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

A small volume, but packed with
much important matter is the little
book outlines Of Mormon Philosophy"
by Lycurgus A.Wilson.1t aims at giving
answers contained in the Gospel, as re-
vealsd through the Prophet Joseph
Smith, to tho questions Of life, and is in
the nature OF dedication 10 the men,
Org Of the Prophet Joseph Smith,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Charles e. Hughes, principal counsel
Of the committee OF the New York legs-
lature investigating life insurance af-
fairs, has been named for mayor OF
Greater New York by the Republican
party, John a, Mccall, having had
sudden access Of civic virtue, will not
contribute to the municipal campaign
found Of the Republican party this
wear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
Sacranlento Bee.

So eminent q jew as Claude G.. Monte
fore, president OF the Anglo-Jewlsh as
ISOLATION and founder of the Jewish
Quarterly Review. recently advised his
race to follow ;hc letter OF the law
In the spirit Of the gospel" BY the
word law he meant the law Of Moses
and the prophets, in the same sense In
which the word Is used In the New Tes-
lament II thus appears that the ortho-
strongly TO the adoption Of what may
be called practical Christianity, for
'"rhe spirit Of the Gospel" can have
no other meaning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
AS PEAkY VIEWS II.

Commander peary who is now on
his way To the Arctic regions In his
good ship, the Roosevelt, believes that
the explorations in those regions have
both "a scientific ana O. moral value TO
the country whose explorers shall
achieve the browning success Of their
efforts, Mr., Peary is reported as hay.
ing said:
"The meaning OF the discovery OF the
North Pole to the United states is two-
fold, scientific ANA moral, In science Il
means valuable additions TO geographi-
cal knowledge IL means the pnssibil.
lty On the minds OF reputable scientists
even the probability OF lifting a new
land, with a new fauna ana flora, out
OF the ezra incognita' that now sur
rounds the pole, It means opening up
the secrets and revealing the economies
OF an area Of some 100000 square
miles which stands today as a chal-
lenge aud repIOach To u.s. II means an
opportunity for observations Of refine
ment with the pendulum, 10 determine
the precise figure OF the earth; and IN
the fields Of magnetism and meteorol-
ogy to permit "a clearer definition and
moro precise application OF tho laws
of those sciences. 1t means the cugnI-
zonce of the general photographic fea-
lures Of the now unknown central po-
lar basin, II means enrlChIug our
studies and museums with data and
collections IN zoology geology and
physics
It win be noted with particular In
tcrest that, in the opinion Of so en-
inont am authority, there is a proba-
billty Of the discovery Of land at tho
North Pole, with fauna and fora Of It's
own. Such q probability would be In
contlve enough to continue the search.
until the mystery is solved and the
facts known whatever they may be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
Laslle,s MeeklY.

Bishop Potter Is right. Sermons, as
a rule. should never exceed twenty
minutes IN length. An otherwise I'M
prcssive discourse Is more than likely
~ have It's effect disslpated II extend
cd beyond this time. Gladstone, who
was a devoted and extremely punctil-
ious churchmau, once advised a young
curdte never 20 exceed the twenty-min-
ute limit n he would BIO a successful
preacher What was true in Glad
stones time IS trucr still today. Brey-
ity is now recognized to be not only
the soul OF wit, but the soul Of many
other things,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Surgeon General O'Rellly in his report
10 the secretary OF war on health con-
ditions In the army, says that the high
est death rate Is IN the American army
and the lowest In the Prussan. And
stransest Of all he does not attribute
It to the adjustment OF the oanteen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

cordug to the injunction Of the proph-
et Amos OF, 90. The FIRST day Of the
month Of Ellul was chosen because, &C.
cordng 20 the legend, Moses assembled
Sinai for the second time on that day,
coming down on Yom Kippur q. e.
after forty days) All this is comment
grated In the can for repentance, but
atonemeut Tor sins cannot be effected,
even according 10 the Mosaic law, With
out the shedding Of blood, That Is the
great lesson Of the Day Of Atouemont,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE

The seml.annual conference Of The
Doseret Sunday school union will be
held IN the Tabernacle sunday even
ing. oct 3, 1905. at 73o o'clock of'
ncers, teachers and pupils are request
Cd 20 DO present and the public Is
cordially invited.
JOSEPH Il. SMITH.
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
JOSEPH NJ TANNER,
General SUPPLEMENTARY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

The Massachusetts, Republican con-
vonton yesterday declared for tariff
revision. The cry for It seems to be in
the afr and Il IS more than likely TO be
the great issue Of the next presidential
campaign,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

The fact Is that Hall Caine doesn't
really know whether or not he would
give M being o novelist to become a
millionaire when he has tried both
he will be In a position to talk, and not
before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Throughout the entire history Of the
Latter-day Saints. there never was any
Mormon trouble except as fomentsd
by egltators Of the lowest type, and al.
ways with the object Of plumber in
view
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Sheriff Erlangcr Of New York says
TINT Ludlow street Jail is the champion
bockmailing institution of the United
States And not q rival rises up to chal.
lenge the assertion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
oN RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
san Francisco Chronicle.

san Francisco Chronicle.
Bishop Potter seems to think it nee.
cssary to take up arms against a pos
siblo revorsion Of the country 60 the
old blue law system, in which Sunday
was wholly devoted to religious OBJ
SeryauCes. There is no likelihood Of
anything Of the kind happening, but
there IN q Wholesome objection being
voiced In many quarters 10 the con-
version Of Sunday into a day OF riot
and noise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Tho great life insurance companies
could not DO % more popular thing than
20 adopt nm honest policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

The Republican nominee for gov
ernor of Massachusetts Guided better
than ne know.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Dovle claims King Edward as con-
vert Thus FAR the King has fled no
counter claim.