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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
Brown a. Croft.

Experts visited this property the
past week and pronounced it the very
best property in the entire district
Ore bodies are getting larger and
higher grade at every shot. The
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
Unclaimed Letters.

MINERAL POINT, June 26.--Letters
addressed as follows remain unclaimed at the
Mineral Point postofice:
y. o. Murray; Celia Bride.
In calling for above please say "Adyer-
Il ell" n. r. H4KTIN y. h.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
The Hoare Company

have let contract for installing their
plant of machinery, and soon active
operation will be commenced on this
property.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
IiNerpOOl.

Work on the large mill for this
company is progressing nicely and in
the near future things will be quite
lively at the Liverpool.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
The Harris.

Work on this property is progress
ing nicely. A large force of men are
at work under Boss Jas. Goldsworthy
who now has charge of this valuable
property.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
The Chief of Police

are down about twenty feet with their
shaft. Work was delayed a few days
one account of accident to Mr.. Healy
who was hit on the head by a falling
tub.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
O.. X.

is showing stronger every day. A
very high grade of ore IS now being
taken out in large quantities.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05

Brown and Croft with the new com
pressors recently Installed will prove
one of the greatest producers in this
section
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05

We have n number of these two-pieoe
suits left They range in price from
IS per suit to $40 per suit. No other
is as comfortable for summer wear as
the two-pieoe suit-coat and pants,
Get suit of this kind and keep cool.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
The Vivian

expect to be down to their ors bodies
this week having but two feet to go be-
fore uncovering the lead known to be
there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
The Slack

mill will be running in very few
days. Considerable of this stock re-
Gently changed hands at good prices,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05

About two dozen hats, price from
$3.50 to $3.50 per hat, viii he placed
on separate counter and marked for
sale at Sl,00.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
Raspherries for Sale.

Both red and black varieties dellv-
cred Mrs Mary r. Lynch, Pho 10,
line 10, No 2. 1--WE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05

Office OF City Clerk Mineral Point
Wis, July s., 1906. Bids will be re-
celyed at my Office until July IL al
9 p. IN. TO install the 10 closets, sc.
moved from second ward building
In the fourth ward school building
TO furnish all necessary connections
and soil pipes Of same size as used In
second ward building; also furnish
and install one urinal and two lava
tories as per specifications on tile In
my Office Right reserved TO reject any
or all bids. w. z. Bliss, city Jerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05
Advertisements for Bids.

Office Of the city clerk, Mineral
Point. Wis, July s, 1905 Bids will
be received at my Office until July Il
at g p. m, TO remove the closets In the
2nd ward school building and replace
with l6 Vulcan Syphon Jet No. T.
50i2, with iron bowl, enamelcd inside
and outside as shown on page 631
Woln Mig. Co. Catalogue Il. 1904,
OF which closets TO be Of child's size.
Closets to be carefully removed and
left in good condition. Right reserved
10 reject any or all bids. WIN. T.
Bliss, city clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-07-05

a special lot of caps to sell at 25o
Guudry n Gray Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
STAMP ON CANS IS A SAFEGUARD
England ls Ready to Accept the Ma
tona' Guarantee. the Label, Can.
ned Goods For Her Tommy Al.
kins"-Rebuters on Trial Who Fa.
vored Chicago Packers.
tBy Associated rress.)

WARRINGTON, d. C., July O.
Secretary Wilson. OF the department
of agriculture. today issued the fol.
lowing statement.
american live stock are tho heal
thlcst In the world. Tho great ran.
ses OF the west produce herds of
cattle In which the percentage of dis.
case Is remarkably small ana the
Federal, government Is steadily re.
"ucing. by approved scientific meth.
DDS, this small percentage.
THE inspection of the animals be.
lore and the time OF Strengthening
has. been thorough. It Is true that
Inc department of agriculture has
heretofore lacked the power and tho
money to provide for an cmcien,
supervision of sanitation and the
methods Of preparation of canned
meat food products.
From Pasture to cannery.
The legislation which has JUS,
become effective provides the dc
partmcnt OF agriculture with an ade
qnate law and with ample money Ia
carry 1t into effect. Supervision and
Inspection will be extended from the
pasture to the package. The Federal
stamp upon tho can will be n guar.
aMee not only of the healthfulness
of the animal but also that the
product was prepared in sanitary
surroundings md with tbo addItt,,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
TRIES TO KILL FAMILY
Wife, MEDITERRANEAN, and The hupd.
erer Are Dead.
SHOOTING RESULT OF DEsERTIoH
Woman LET. Him Because He Had
Treated Her In a Cruel Manner,
and Had Sought Safety at Mothers
Homo Where Crime Was Committed
tBy Associated Press,

LUCIDALL, MISS, July I'm an
attempt to exterminate his family,
Charles Brewer tonight shot and
killed his wife and his mother-ln.law
wo,inded his wife's grandmother and
his anfant child and then shot and
killed himself.
The tragedy was prompted by an
ger. Brewers wife left hds home q
few days ago, alleging that he was
treating her badly. She went to he,
mothers home, where Brewer called
tonight and entreated her to return
He became angry when his wife re-
fused to leave her mothers house
and drawing revolver, began shoot
ing at the woman. When his wife
and her mother had been killed
Brewer continued to shoot until lie
thought every other member Of the
family was dead and then fred a
bullet into his own temple.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
son INVITED U ] ]. 10 PULPIT
Roy. 81, George Tucker Called
% s., PauI's.
nc IS MISSIONARY N JAPAN
Father Who Hsa Seer Rector Of the
Hls.or'e Old ohuroha In Norfolk
Has Only Recently Been Created
Bishop IL This, District. r
tBy Associated. Press,

3 q - > . Z Z .
NORFOLK, VA" July 2.-Rev.
Henry st. George Tucker. president
OF st. Paurs College, Toxic. Japan,
en- educational missionary institution
has been extended a cell to the rec.
torship Of the historic st. Paul's
church to succeed his father. Bishop
Right Rev. Beverly cambridge Tuck.
er, who was recently elected Bishop
co.adjutor OF the diocese OF Southern
Virginia. Tho call was cabled to
Rev. Mr.. Tucker ut TOXIC. &
Right Rev. Beverly B. Tucker has
been rector OF st. pauls church
for quarter Of century. His son,
Rev. Henry st. George Tucker, lis
aS years OF age and has been in
japan for some years.
st. Paul's church is one Of the
most noted Episeopsl parishes In
America. thin Its walls: Lord Dun,
more. the 9prprsyoiuttD naryt governor
OF Virginia, woIshdpped and when
the colonies rebelled Lord Dunmore,
with his British fleet, attacked Nor.
folk, and today a shell from Ills
gun can be i plainly sen Embedded
In the walls OF the church, Z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
PACKERS GET REBATES.
Trickery Used so Beef Men Could
Get Advantages.

Get Advantages.
( CHICAGO, ILL.,. July 2.-John N.
Faithorn and Fred A. Wann. former
officials of the Chicago and Alton
railroad. were placed on trial today
In the United States district court
OIL the charge Of granting illegal
rebates to the Schwarzschild & Sulz.
burger Packing Company of this
city.
The court was Informed that the
counsel in the ease had agreed upon
the facts coyerd in the first eight
counts Of the indictments and that
only small amount OF the evidence
Will be necessary under the remain.
ing two counts. The indictments
charge the defendants with granting
a. rebate of, 81 on meat from its
plant in Kansas City. The defend.
ants claim that the money was paid
for another purpose
The last two counts of the indict.
ments charge that the employees of
the packing company were carried
by the railroad free of charge, be-
cause after purchasing tickets I'm the
regular way, they !. would be given
receipts and later the amount would
he returned by the railroad to
schwarzschlld & Sulzburger and that
this constituted rebate.
g 4 t..ta e. 1e & q \
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
BIRDS FAT SOIL WEEvlL.
investigator Deems tho orlole tho
Greatest Pes. Destroyer.

- T. M! FNohoCiotcu f-VebS y
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 81
Birds That Eat tho Cotton Boil
Weevil. A Report Of Progress" iis
the title OF the latest publication
Issued by the department OF agrlcul.
tQre. Arthur H.. Howell, the author.
has discovered that. twenty.eight
species Of birds eat the pesky cotton
varmlnt.
# Mr.. Howell collected and exnmin.
cd the stomachs OF slxty.two specios
Of birds. Klldoes, quail. night hawks.
phebcs, blaokbirds. meadow lnrks.
orioles. sparrows, cardinals. mocking.
birds and wrons. all arc partial to n
dict OF weevils, but by all odds tho
greatest dostroyors of tho pests are
orioles and night hawks.
In tho mnnu OF the oriolc. espe.
ctaily. tho boil weevil occupies tho
place OF fish. soup, meat. salad and
pie. On this account Mr.. Howell
believes that II is a crime little lcss
hcinouB than homicide TO kill an
orlole.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
, NORFOLK MAN ARRESTED.
Arrested, N Utica as .crssks-fi.ss,
rs. a. Steamboat Owner, s,
(By AsyOcIalcd prcss

UTICA, N. Y. July 1.-TWO nisas.'
giving thoir' names AS Frank Me-.
Govern. aged thlrty.ave; OF. New
York. and James Shay. aged twenty,
two, of Norfolk. Va. were arrested
here while. trying to dispose Of two
loads of new clothes evidently taxi
on from a mill. Investigation dis.
closed series of four burglaries.
all IN the same locality. and the men
are held charged with the crime, !.
Shay says his father runs stenm-
en-: the. !ser johnson, out of Norfolk
As tho work shows signs of expert.
.ence the authorities believe they
have two. crooks Of note. i. !. !, fl,f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
IN5HTY.THREE PERSONS ARE DEAD
Train Going 30 Faet That an Amsri.
can Became Alaramed-wantsd to
Pull Safety Devlce--All su. a Few
Of tho Bodies of the Victims Are
Identified.
tBy Associated rress.)

SALISBURY. ENGLAND, July a.
The scene OF yesterdays disaster to
the American Line special from Ply.
mouth having on board the passcn-
gers who were landed there from
the steamer Now York presents H.
tie evidence today OF tho havoc
wright by the wreck of the OK.
press train, the wrcckagc having
beeh cleared away.
The London newspapers this
morning again keenly discussed the
Cruises of the disaster to the tPly.
mouth Express train and the rumors
OF speed competition.
scared Boston Man.. '
Great attention Is devoted to tho
evidence of George A. Strachan, OF
boston, Mass. In published inter.
View to the effect that the speed
Of the train was 30 great that he
bad 4 strong inclination To pull the
alarm cord. hut that on the advice
Of friends he Tcfrained from doing 30.
Thy is little. doubt that there eas
n race against limo.
Americans Among the Dead.
Drlvlhg at mad pace. over the
London and South Western Railway
the American line express. carrying
forty-threc of The steamship New
York's passengers from Plymouth to
London. plunged from the track Just
after passing Salisbury station al
three minutes Of two O'clock Sunday
morning and mangled 10 death in Its
wrcckagc twcnty-three passengers.
who sailed from New York ON June
70, and four of the tralnmcn. BE.
sides those to whom death. caIye
speedily dozen persons were III.
jured. some of them seriously.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
AMERICANS IDENTIFIED.
Reporters Not Allowed at Inquest
Cause OF Accident Unexplained. q

Reporters Not Allowed at Inquest
Cause OF Accident Unexplained. d
LONDON, ENG. July 2.-Albert w.
Swain, the American consul at
Southampton. photographed to the. EN-.
bassy from Salisbury this evening
that only two bodies of the victims
Nof Sundays railroad disaster were
unclaimed, that all the injured were
doing well: that six embalmers have
been employed; that the coroner's
Identification of the bodies OF the
American victims was complete; and
that everything was being we'll look.
ed after by the authorities.
The inquest was held In. city hall.
The American consul at Southamp.
ton. Albert w. Swain is looking az.
ter the interests OF the Americans.
Immediately after the jury had
been sworn they proceeded to the
railroad station to view the bodies.
Reporters were not allowed to &C.
company them.
Wnen Tie jury returned formal evil
dence regarding the identification. of
the bodies, the inquest was then adj
journed for fortnight.
No Cause Of Accident Discoveries. i.
Every independent effort to dis.
cover the cause of the accident has
thus far failed and the officials this
afternoon said they also were in the
dark, Railroad engineers. experts
and representatives OF the coroner
and Of >the board of trade. examin.
ed inch by inch the rails on which
the disaster occurred but apparently
with. no result. rs
Only relatives of the injured or
those representing them are admitted
to the infirmary, which for the
first time In It's history. has resorted
10 the bulletin board system. 81
Steamship Go. Not Responsible. q
X A dlsavowal Of liability In con.
nectlon with the wreck Of the Am.
erican line express at Salisbury,
England, yesterday, was made today
by the directors Of the International
Mercantile Marine. which controls
the steamship !. line. The directors
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
IoaE GETS Or: WIN. TIGHT NM
Mon Who Have aeer Sentences 3Sl,gIa:
SAID Are ths Most. ptomInen. dir
bora Of tho Toledo sar--sssy Grant,
Cd TO ,T.ts Case 70 tho iclrealI.' rcseas.I
OF ~. tho State '4 aa.t, !;ia La
|. my Associated prcss,)

- b. O.. Ii. I 2 n
TOLEDO, OHIO July, 2. Judge
hinkade, In Common Pleas y Court,
who recently sentenced the Ice .msn.
to the work house, today santt need
Attorneys Thomas H. Tracy and ClsT-,
enc Brown to ten days each in the
county jail and Alexander Smith, am
other attorney to pay a fine OF 32S0j
for contempt Of court in, filing q mo-
ton charging tho Judge with mlscon.
duct In the trial Of the Ice mon y. :. y I.
The sentence was SUSPENDED until;
Thursday to give the attorneys an OPP
poftunity to show TO the CIRCUIT Court
that the charges against kinkuds
are truo. g'
Tho three men sentenced are the
most prominent attorneys at the Tule.
do bar, rs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
5000 MlNERs loLg.
More Man Cult Work In Alabama
"open shop" tho cause.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. July 2.-llc.
Cause Of the expiration OF their ware
contract 1000 union mlners'at various
commercial coal mines did not return
to work Today. ,.,f
This makes 5000 union miners Oh
strike In Alabama, the others having
beer Idle for the Inst two years at
the mines Of the four largest furnace
corporations In the Stute -
The corporations have established
open shop" mines. : t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
soNps FoR NsAL "a.
Government Wants 70 Borrow $40,
100000 For Canal Work. si iss
{By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. p. OIL Jply a. Tss
Secretary Shaw today offered To the
public sSo,OobOO0 OF bonds sof tho;
Panama Canal loan, authorized by;
tho recent act Of Congress-. Tho
bonds will bear interest at the rate
of two per cent, will be dated; Atls
gust I, 1905, and interest will abe!
payable quarterly They viii bes re-
,deemable at the pleasure pf emo,
government after ten years rom s TIC
date Of issue and Will be payaBfst
40 years from date. The bonds viii
be ready about August 81 3 sssss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03

take the ground that at the time OF
the accident the passengers; wor,
out OF tho jhrlsdiction OF the Inter.
national Mercantile Marine and that
the London and southwestern Rail-
road Company had them In lts care.
The officers OF tho steamship com
pany here were besieeed today by
friends AID relatives seeking news
OF passengers who sailed on the
steamer New York. sisft
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
FoREcAsreR OF MILLENNIUM.
Man Who Made Noted Prediction In
ta7s Passes Away.
Try Associated Press

RICHMOND, VA, July 2.--Rev. w
C. Thurman. who predicted that the
millennium would come In 1876, and
whose prediction was believed by
thousands OF people possibly half
OF whom were residents Of Chicago.
where he then lived, died in tho
City Home here today, aged 80. He
was. a. native Of Albemarlo county,
Virginia. was scholar and wrote
many pamphlets and books.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
REFUGE ron THE -Jkws.f
sultan q turkey, VIII Let Tf,st'
|, Settle. In Palestine. s .s:i
n 2" fT-7-I - " ''7'WF"-SfFFVt "a
tBy. Associa ted Press. i.

lby AssociateI Press.) ".
TORONTO. ONA.. July ,2.-At the
opening Of the seventh annual cons
ventlohl Of the Federation I OF Zionist
Societies IN Canada, here. President
Desola, Of Montreal, announced that,
the sultan OF Turkey had revoked
the laws forbiddlng Jews to settle
In Palestine. {gFs Il,
He did not Wish 1t understood that
they had received a; charter. but sit||
was now possible for Jews to inhsb;
1t the country and. enjoy; the pro-
testion OF its laws. He predlctsd
that the sultan'a action would give y j.
great impetus to emigration from
Russia. *. Il = I, !. IS =;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03

side sunny. After two laps Thaw
found the sun too hot.
1t is likely that Thaw's request
was not 80 much due to fatigue or
dislncllnation to stay In tho sun, as
to the fact that the windows of
several sky-sSTapers around the pris-
on were filed with people armed
with field glasses, who were watching
the walking prisoners. When he got
into the shade of the wall he could
not be seen by these curious ones.
Rabbit Foot Appears.
The famous rabbits foot which
has figured in several notorious muir
der cases was offered to Thaw yes.
terdny. as an omen of good luck, but
was refused.
Thanks. Just as much" he told the
man who offered II, but don't need
any luck charm
The rabbits foot first Figured dur.
Ing the trial of Roland b. Molineux.
Some one sent 1t to him and he kept
1t untIf he was finally acquitted. when
he gave 1t to man connected with
he Tombs. who has since gave It to
various persons accused OF murder.
Nan Patterson carried 1t and con.
sidcrcd 1t lucky charm, and Berthe
Claiche also carried It. but she did net
fare so luckily. Thaw Is said TO he
the first person who has refused tho
charm. Molineux before presenting
1t To the man who now owns 1t, had
the foot mounted In gold and suitably
inscribed.
Millions at His Call.
The expense that Thaw is put to for
his defense. not only for SO many high.
priced counsel, but for a swarm of
private detectives. has. 1t is said.
drained his private income. His moth.
ers etsate has been drawn on or
some of his brothers have come to his
aid. 1t Is understood, as money front
outside sources has been received. Ac.
cording to r,lmor no limit has been
placed on the amount to he expended
Tor the defence aud anything thought
necessary TO aid Thaw will be done.
Richard Mansfield White, brother
OF Stanford White. arrived In the
city yesterday from Seattle. He went
directly to st. James. Long Island, to
confer with his brothers family. Mr..
White has been quoted as saying that
he knew about Evelyn Ncsbit Thaw
and much about his brothers. life. but
that White had always acted in an
honorable way to Mrs. Thaw.
No Sunday Visits Allowed.
The efforts of Mrs. Thaw to get a
special permit so that she could visit
her husband yesterday were futile. On
Saturday every effort was made to
find Commissioner Lantry. but that
Official was not in Manhattan and
could not be reached. Commission.
or Lantry Is the only official who h,s
the power to grant visiting permit
Continued OH page Eighty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
soY is nlaIos,WNrp.S
Hts Six Friends ssea be, lille ~ u ts
w Lost Int NJ Itl Pond, 81 4 "a

CHATHAM, yls. 4 July U Josf
Blbby was drowned In; Novel y INIT
pc,id yesterda y. Howerton Barbour
and Max Patterson mario sea bed
.watery graves Z. g Y SIs5t
Bibbyi with six others were ,rowtnE.
In "a boat, which dipped and CONF
menGed sfilling With water, sfrigt taHiIsI
the occuhapt all sofss HON Jump ds
for their lives nc
3. Hibby. was Is year old and Isl ans
viysd by his father, mot and sSssys,
.eral brpt theirs and sistsy HIS }SSs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
congressman pou .Renomlnated
,(By' AssocIa ted Presso

RALEIGH, N. &C. July Edward
W. Pou was today unanimously re.
nominated here by the Democracy of
the, Fourth North Carolina district
for his fourth term In the National
House Of Representatives. The dis.
trIct IS overwhelming Democratic. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
Colombian Minister Named,
N (Dy Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, D.. O.. July a.
Enrique Cortez has been named Co
.lpmbian minister to the United States
to succeed Diago Mendoza
The Washington herald., 1906-11-29
FROM WOMANS VIEWPOINT.


Of a
OF
The wonder t a
a
food thought
possible
It all sugge?
times but there is nobody but the directly concerned to answer that
Results considered
repay much an outlay substantial worth the striving with all it
There more than woman Of
withouta rnurmu
members Of little because
ad
favorte enpe responsible
He
with his declaring that
business in
prevailed beginning
denied
might persons generally
Of all proportion
obstacles IN the path Of our advancement
The Washington herald., 1906-11-29
LEAVES HER HIS WAR CLAIMS
Old Soldier Beaueaths Daughter Ac-
counts Against Government.

Events in the civil war are recalled
in the viii Of James Reginald Shirley,
Of New York, fled for probate yester-
day Here are some Of the clauses:
French spoliation claim for the de-
struction Of the schooner Happy
Couple. and the bark Juno. This is
in the hands Of ex-Gov. Boutwell,, of
Massachusetts.
Claim for extra pay due my father,
Capt Paul Shirley. L S. ", for rations
John ". Hogg, chief clerk Of the Navy
Department, will attend to this. and II
viii he paid as son as Congress passes
the appropriation, the claim having
been allowed.
Claim for $50 pension due my dear
mother the day she left me. In the
hands Of the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury"
Three claims growing out Of the civil
war are left by the testator TO his
daughter Nary Powell Arnold, Of Phil
adelpkia. who IS also named as sole
executrix without bond. To her he
also deyises all the rest Of his prop
erty and his account in the Peoples
Bank