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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-08-30
Legal Notices.

| 49, 1890
| - Iowa County.
Hattie +. Flanagan
jane Nsef. Hattie W. oake, George oske.
| n,,cnhis y, Neung, ! \ Young. Edna Nhil-
lips, stanton A Phillips. Edward Pratt
and - Pratt his wife, Ernest +. Naef
and Thomas Flanagan.
Defendants.
Pursuant to and by virtue of an order for
partition and sale made and issued out OF the
above named Circnit Court in the above enti-
tied action. dated the lsth day of August. A.
=. 1906 Il the undersigned sheriff of Iowa
county, con VIII on the 18th day Of October A, D.
i@6, ~ one o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day, at the front door of the City Hall. on
High High street, in the cit u Mineral l,ointia
bi'dcr or bidders, for cash. all Of the follow.
ing described real estate situate. lying and be-
ing IN the City Of Mineral Point, County OF
Iowa. and State OF Wisconsin. and particular,
Beginnine on the east side of section mum
Der thirty-six. tS6l township number five ts)
north oil range number two l2l east, at point
where certain street or highway dedicated
by Moses N Strong and wife. and made to the
pubic by deed dated August iath lS45, towit,
on the north side of said street intersccts said
section line. thence northerly on said section
line nve 20 chains and ninety 900 links,
Thence westerly two chains and twelve and
onshaif links, thence southerly five chains
essterly on the north side OF said street two
CHAINS and twelve and onehalf links TO the
place OF beginning. excepting n strip twenty
feet wide OF the east side OF the above de-
seribed premises rs conveyed 10 the city or
Mineral Point. BY decd. ON MAY sth 1880. exc
s,mted by Aurila q. Pratt. widow Hattie Il,
Flanagan, Jane Naef, aud Charles Pratt, chill.
dren OF Paul Pratt, deceased and Ernest +.
Naef and Thomas Flanagan
Dated Sheriff Office. Dodgevillp. Wis, Aug.
18th, A. ID. 1905.
4, II, HOSKINS,
Sheriff of Iowa County. Wisconsin
Fielder 4 Fielder. Plaintiffs Attorneys Rs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-08-30

Herald and in addition Sunday Maya
zine which has all the distinctive quail
ties of the famous Independent periodi-
calls. Celebrated authors and artists con-
tribute the text and illustrations. The
picture on the first cover is in rich col
ors. II sets new standard in Sunday
journalism.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-08-30

apo You think animals feel pain as
deeply as we dof'
1--WE never studied the subject, out
IL is safe to say that they don't worry
as much as we do over pains that nave
not vet been felt "-Chicago Record
Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-08-30

picturesque confusion; the discharge of
four national bombs of large size, in
red, white and blue; presentation of the
beautiful Southern Cross, and many
other wonderful specialties. State Fair
week Sept. lola. Half fare rates on
all railroads.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-08-30

In our relation with one another we
are ant to neglect the little things
which count 80 much In making our
lives happier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-08-30
Leo Smith. Defendant.

Leo Smith. Defendant.
The state of W isconsin, to the said defendant,
You ARE hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty oays after service OF this summons. ex-
elusive of the day OF service, and defend the
above entitled action In the court afpres aid:
and IN case of your failu.p so to do, Judgment
VIII be rendered against you according to the
demand or the complaint OF WHICH A COPY
IL HEREWITH SERVED UPON YOU.
Fielder a FIEDLER,
33w6 PLAINTIFFS Attornnvs
L. .. Address; Mineral Point Iowa Co. Mis-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
FOR CHRISTMAS TREE.
Danish Brotherhood and Sisterh0Od
Laying Great Plans.

The Danish Brotherhood of Ameri-
ca held a busy meeting last night in
Washington hall. The committee for
their annual Christmas tree affair
made a report, stating hat every
thing was in readiness for the enjoy
ment of the members and children
December 26. The Danish Brother
hood and Sisterhood have joined to-
gether this year in the work of the
Christmas festival, and with the CO.
operation of the ladies the Christmas
tree affair this year is expected to be
better than ever.
The committee for the Brother
hoods annual masquerade ball, to
be held February 1, also made a re-
port of progress in their work. 1t
was decided last night to celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Danish Brotherhood of America,
Lodge 46, January ~, in Washing
ton hall. This society now has 375
members in this city. 1t was decided
to celebrate this anniversary with an
elaborate program, followed by
dancing.
Other business was transacted last
night, and one member taken in.
The next regular meeting of the
brotherhood will be held December
20, instead of December 25.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
VOLTS BIG o
will be Constructed So As to Add Two
More Stories.

Plans for the new D. Wolff & Com
pany building to be built at Hobart
and Smith streets, are nearly COM
pleted. They are expected to be out
next Friday. According to the plans
now being prepared, the building
will be 107 feet fronting on Smith
street, and 80 feet fronting along
Hobart street. 1t will be n story
high at present, but so constructed
that two more stories can be added
and two elevators installed.
The building will be built of red
brick and structural iron work. The
beams will be of iron and will be fill
ed in between with concrete. The
first floor, at present, will be divided
into five stores by wooden partitions,
the partitions being so set that they
may be removed at any time, con-
verting the first floor into one i'm
mense store.
1t is understood the work will be
commenced as soon as the bids are
in. ]. H. Dayton is the architect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
TO ROOT OUT
THE GRAfTERS
New York Grand Jury Probing In
suranCe Methods Both Sides
Claim the Election.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-The grand jury
began an investigation into the affairs
Of the New York Life Insurance COM
pany, and within three weeks is ex-
pected to hand up indictments of high
officials of the company on charges of
perjury in swearing falsely to reports
of the company made to the state in
surance department and grand larceny
in diverting funds of the company to
outside uses.
Assistant District Attorney Kresel
is in charge of the matter, but District
Attorney Jerome personally appeared
before the grand jury with an armful
of papers for the perusal of the grand
jurors. Fully twenty-five witnesses APP
peared. The grand jury will devote Its
entire time to this case until it is fin
ished.
Every important official and former
official of the New York Life Insurance
company is to be called before the
grand jury in the course of the investi-
CATION. The most important witnesses,
however, will be George w. Perkins,
formerly vice president and a member
of the board of directors, and Edmund
d. Randolph, treasurer and director of
the company. Their testimony before
the Armstrong committee was such as
to convince the district attorney that
the revelations they can make will be
of the utmost Importance.
The administration tickets in both
the Mutual and New York Life In.
| surance companies are reported III
cessful. If the boards of inspectors,
after the official count. return them
victors the decision will be contested in
the courts by the International Policy
Holders committee.
1t will take from forty to sixty days
to complete the count, and during the
canvass many thousands of votes sent
in by agents, officers and other en-
ployees of the two companies will be
challenged by watchers of the interna-
tional committee.
In the New York Life 100000 votes
were cast and in the Mutual 34o,000.
In the New York Life 100000 policy
holders did not vote, and in the NIL
tual 245, 900 failed to exercise the fran
chise conferred upon them by the leg
islature at its last session.
Vice Presidents Darwin p. Kingsley
and Thomas A. Buckner and Secretary
John c. Mccall of the New York Life
asserted that the administration ticket
in the company had won by 100000
majority.
Vice President George T. Dexter of
the Mutual Life declared that the adj
miniStration ticket in that company
had won b. 15a.oC0 majority.
Largest circulation-enough said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
ESSEX MAN
FOR SPEAKER.
Democrats Make Second Choice
in Conference in Newark Yes.
terday-Firth Withdraws.

NEWARK, Dec. l19:-Essex coun-
TVS eleven assemblymen-elect, in a
caucus prior to the gathering of the
thirty-one men who will from the
democratic majority of the next
house, decided yesterday afternoon
to support Edgar e. Lethbridge, of
Orange, as their choice for speaker.
The Essex delegation met in a parlor
of the Continental Hotel, and, after
wrangling without result, over the
names of Edward H. Wright, Jr., and
John w. Lane, both of whom had
been expecting to secure the support
of their associates, they compromised
on Mr.. Lethbridge, which means an
other victory for the Senator Smith
faction.
There had been no serious melton
of Mr.. Lethbridge for speaker prior
to the gathering of the leaders at the
Continental, but just before the Es-
sex men went into caucus, his name
was sprung and there was little sur
prise when the news of the action
taken was heard in the corridors.
The Hudson men favored Assem-
blyman Alexander. 1t was during
the preliminary talk that the name
vi ASSelnply uldl-CiCSt Gh6di SOth
bridge for speaker was mentioned.
Assemblyman-elect Wright remained
in the fight.
+ Leader Klenert, of Passaic, while
he did not announce himself as a
candidate, stated that If Essex split
he felt sure he would get the support
of the majority of that contingent.
81 will not stand in the way of an
Essex man. he said, but if there is
any other in the field / will stand"
State Chairman Gourley buzzed
Leader Klenert for a long time in an
earnest conversation.
Almost as soon as Mr.. Firth reach
ed town he was met by James r.
Nugent and William B. Gourley, and
the trio held a long conference. AT
it's conclusion it vas announced that
Mr.. Firth had agreed to retire in the
interest of harmony, and that the
way was cleared for the selection of
another man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
Discharged With Reprimand.

The case of John Fitzgerald
against William Melheim and two
other boys was tried before Recorder
Pickersgill last night, and, after be-
ing given some advice, the defend
ants were discharged. Melheim and
two other youths were accused by
Mr.. Fitzgerald with harshly treating
his seven-year-old son in a barn near
his home at 90 Broad street. The
angry father declared the boys had
also tied his son to a, building and
left him-that way until his cries
brought assistance.
When arraigned before the record
er last night the youths were peni-
tent and said that they had only been
fooling at the time. They said that
they had not hurt, the Fitzgerald boy.
Mr.. Fitzgerald told the recorder that
he did not want. to punish the boys,
and that If they would keep away
from his son he was satisfied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
The BIG LINER
is ABANDONED
The Hamhurs-American Tourist
Steamer Total Wreck. Autopsy
Held on Captains Body.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 19.-Ths
Hamburg-American line tourist steam.
er Prinzessin Victoria Luise, reported
ashore off Port Royal yesterday, has
become a total wreck.
The ship is so close to shore that peo-
pie a almost walk On board of. her
from the beach. She has heeled heavily
to starboard, and it can be seen that
her bottom is badly damaged and that
her boilers and engines are severely
injured.
At the time of the stranding of the
steamer she was without a pilot, and
the captain was in charge.
Two hours after the vessel Prinzessin
Victoria Luise went ashore Captain
Brunswig, her commander, locked him
self in his cabin and blew out his
brains.
An autopsy showed that the back
part of the captains head had been
completely shattered by a rifle bullet,
The body was buried here.
The crew of the stranded vessel are
in Kingston, and the Prinzessin Victo-
ria sLuise is now practically aban-
doned. She is fast impaled ON a rock.
and the seas are pounding her star
board side severely.
A correspondent who visited the
stranded ship says that the vessel is
a total wreck. Her hull Is full of wa
ter fore and aft, and she is impaled on
the rocks amidships, with her bottom
pushed up. The vessel struck head on,
and the waves then carried her broad
side on the ledge.
Captain Brunswig mistook Plum
Point lighthouse for the light stationed
at the western point of Port Royal
and tsrned his vessel sharply to the
north, steaming at the rate of fourteen
knots an hour. The crash was ter
rifle, and now marine experts say that
If the ship is removed from the ledge
she will Immediately sink.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
ladies oil Che Legion Mel.

The ladies' branch of the National
Protective Legion held their first
meeting in their new meeting place
last night. The ladies formerly met
in Odd Fellows hall, but on account
of the va fious other meetings there,
they deci ded to meet at j. J. FlynnAs
establish fnent in New Brunswick ave-
nue.. The regular routine business
was transacted. Two members were
taken in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
ADDRESS BY LOCAL SPEAKER.
AssembIyman CrOwther to Speak. at
Gathering of New England Society.

DR.. Frank Crowther, of this city,
will go to Vineland Friday night TO
address a large meeting of the New
england Society which is composed
of New Englanders OIL their descend
ants. DR.. Crowther said this morn
ing that he had only recently received
the invitation to address the annual
meeting of that society which is held
each year as near to Forefathers' Day
as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
Held Under 500 Bonds.

Andrew Dombrosky, of "a Penn
street. was arraigned before Recorder
Pickersgn this morning on a charge
of assault and battery preferred by
Andrew D~imbinski.s of 40 Hall ave-
nue.. Dombroski was held undet
500 bonds 10 await the, action of the
grand Jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
Another Club Is Formed.

A new club was organized last
night. The name of it is the Violet
"A. G. The boys will hold their meet
ings on Saturday night. The MEM
bers are: James McQuirk, presi-
dent; Edward Bunten, treasurer; E.
Jensen, vice president; w. Jensen,
WI DockweIl, H. McKennen, J. Con-
nors, ]. Fox and f. Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
Held on Mischief Charge.

City Marshal r. A. Peltier arrested
John Mucha, of 81 Penn street, this
morning, on a charge of malicious
mischief. Steve Buynofski, of AZ
Hall avenue, made the complaint and
after a short hearing Mucha was
held under 500 bonds to await the
action of the grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19

The Charles K. Champlin Stock
Company again pleased a large aud
fence in Wilder hall last night when
they presented I'm the Land of Cot
ton," and several capital vaudeville
numbers between the acts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
Quinlan Trial Starts.

The trial of Patrick Quinlan, who is
charged with assault. went on yester-
day afternoon after the Bochfno jury
retired. The jury in this Ease was
drawn Monday. H.. b. Coot appear
ed for Quinlan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
co.nen H.. s1no.ooo Fire,

GOSHEN, Ind, Dec. 19.-Fire last
night destroyed the Jefferson block,
built last year. The loss will approx
innate $780, 900, with about 45 per cent
insurance. The fire, it is thought, orig
mated in a furniture store from excel
sior stored in the basement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19

CHILDREN'S DANCING CLASS.

The children's dancing class met
yesterday afternoon in Wilder hall.
TIL young and older pupils Joined in
n class, from 4 O'Clock until 6.
The class will meet again next Tues
day afternoon, from 4 until 6 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
sENIoRs, XMAS TREE.

The class of 1907 will hold a
Christmas tree celebration tonight at
the high school, with the members of
the faculty as guests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
H;,b School Echo Out Today.

The high school Echo was issued
today sparkling with bright stories
and sayings from cover to cover. The
next number will be edited by an
Alumni staff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19
THIMBLE CLUE SOCIAL.

The Thimble Club, of Simpson NJ.
E. church, held a Christmas social
gathering yesterday afternoon. Games
were played and several solos and
songs by the classes we're rendered.
Rev. w. c. Snodgrass made a short
address. Coffee, cake and ice cream
were served. Mrs. j. Pemberton and
a corps of teachers were in charge of
the affair. This was the last meeting
of the Thimble Club this year. The
next meeting will be held January 8.
d Il .
p. A. H. s. 'O5 REUNION DEC. 81.
The class of 1905 of the high
school will hold its annual reunion
on New Years v at the home of
Miss Ruth Fletcher, on lower Rector
street.
Mrs. A. Shadow, of Portland, Me-,
arrived here today to spend the
Christmas holidays with her husband
in State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19

Want" advs. for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger's
store. Eat Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-19

Advertising in ine. NEWS brings
good results.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
BURNS GOT
BLACK EYE

Deputy s. J, Barns aho went to
joplin on yesterdays excursion on
tile Frisco. reports that there was
hat little disturbance lie himself
vas mixed up IN tbs only fraras q
the day
Several drunk men engaged In :
fight soon after the kausas line vas
erassed on the return. and Burns al
tempting 90 separate them and get
tbell whlskey. was struck ia the eye
b . whlskcy bottle. Il didn't hurt
hIm mueh. bat il decorated his left
optic most artistleallg lie dld tot
seo who threw tie tatfle. and 50
made no arrest
Walter Jarrett was taken On The
train here charged slth iutrodaeing
DEPUTY Burns found I've quarts II
Nhlskey on hin. Jarrett claims hs
vas drunk and Didn't knaa vhat hs
As doing,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

Citizens Of Grove are most anxious
that The FRISCO Inns from Rogers
whlch Al present ends al that place,
should 10 built on % Ninita 0r Alton.
Grove IS az present cut OF from all
communication with the rest Of the
territory By rail, except hy rounda-
bout route through Arkansas and
Missouri The country contiguous 20
Grove is ono OF the richest IN the ter
rltory, but IL needs an outlet 10 the
north and west or course Grove
duen't much care whether tina Frisco
builds to Alton or 70 Flnita, but it
dos want a road somewhere 10 a con-
nectl0n with The Frisco OF Katy.
Moreover, Il Is reported that Rog.
efs and Bentonyille are also very anx.
ious 10 have the Grove line extended
Into this territory % . connection
with .he Frisco and Katy, and that
they would be only too glad 20 coop.
crate in any project for an extension
Il has bcen pointed out though,
that IL may be some tisae before the
Frisco will make the extension, At
present all the trade Of the region
affected must 40 By the Frisco. even
though long haul IS necessary %
reach the road, fer there is no other
II Grove and Vluita and Alton and
Rogers aud hentonvllle All wait pasr
lively on the Ffiscp therefore " may
be long while before tlle mad n
extended
In this connection e IS Interesting
% know that the Grove lsae had been
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
GROVE WANTS ROAD
EXTENDED TO VINITA
Citizens Believe Time Will be Wasted
in Waiting for Frisco to Build
the Line

desired for years BY the people o. Hen.
tonyille and Rogers They tried %
induce the Frisco II build, but their
elfogtaIwere unavailing. Finally the
leading citizens Of those towns got To-
gethefgand decided % build TIE lins
themselves. And they did.
It wasn't a trunk line, and Il didn't
have mogul engines and ycssibuled
cars, but Il vas a road, and Il served
for carrying freight and passengers.
Aud, a. soon a. Il was built, and the
frlscn saw the Possibilities o. Il, ne
gotiations were begun for is purchase.
So the Rogers and Bentouyille folks
sold their road AZ profit
vlulta ought % have read to
Grove. III We wait long enough tie
Frisco lwill probably build Il unless
Alton gets the plum. II We go ahead
as Bentonville and Rogers did We shall
have the ruad. and have il koon. And,
after il is built, and after the country
to tire cast Is opened up, either the
Friseo of the katY wlll be giad % taKe
II ovef.
The Grove people eho talked With
The Chiefiain want ths vinita Com
mefelal club 70 take this matter %
They say they vii cooperate heartily
ia ans plan ta ges a read, and they say
THAT hsntonyiIe and l,ogun eill
also doubtless ioin hauds Whether
anything can D. aoog npN o. net TIE
Chleftain does ngt snow We need
the road however andlt certainly can
90 % harm to look inie the natter
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

Hob Beatty Vas sslnt ard Killed sat.
nrliAy night al TIE home a his former
wlfe. six miles east u NinisA, hy hiA
sgnp-s0n. llert lteed i yOath ~ years
ola. Heed gave himself 0p 70 The
ofsicers sunday and il nov IN tlle iea.
eFal iail. Ills preliminary hearing wllI
taka place this aftsruoon oF evening
beatty, who vas about 20 yeau old.
had separated from his wife about
thfee yeAn ago on Ssoount q family
trouble. She wlsh her children vent
"a Missouri Cor 3 tine. but last year
vas iack IN The territory. living On
TIE nlack we'll place This spring ahe
moved 10 tho John nameron place.
between vinllA and Cleofa, whew
saturdays tragedy took place
BeAfiy hAN b@rn knocking ntp1t
sluou ais wlia iefs him LATELY he haa
been living Ia 4 little shack cn Grams
river. whefc Tor tie pAst three oF four
months be haz been Operating The
fsffy a. wym4n Thomgsun's place
Neither he or his siie lad secured =
llyofce
Jast shat caused saturday., killing
IS nol knpwn Reed claims that lbs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12
EEETOOWAHS
NOT TO RESIST

Marshal " II nafrough has fes
turned from tie spayluae country
fof > FEW DAYS Ila says That he Is
res confident That tie KcctooNals
wlil offer ~ objection ii the arrest u
tie Wirkilfles
Last THURSDAY he attended meet.
iuk q the keetoeasils. called esfe.
rlally 60 talk matters over Ahant
three hundred Indians were present
and NJ Darrousl believes that -
las reached q peffeet understanding
Hlfh them
lie will return - ffe hills tits
vsek. lle Is sconhdeuf noN Of bis ablll.
= % capture tbs oatlawa and ba.
llsvss il viii he dona within sileFl
time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-12

TIE alusedisfAleH aas received Islst
e. tie Ciileiiaiu as solng o. press
Mafslni nArfuakh AS ~ wpeh saf.
pfisai Al anyone ta khaw ~ els re-
appointment lie heard oi n Ht8
ffom the chleilal0 lls said that -
lad nut as yeg pai ia an Application
faf fa-appalutmsaI
TIE foll0Nius aTflcle ou candidates
faf the manlai's aales vas 90 ape
leiofe me dspatea tom Washlnsiaa
sas received
TIE term of United sisfes Nanial
y II Dafmukh skHfes ca iaiY /
There tAs been faIk ef oppseliiaH Il
- feappQintmsut. bat - fAr noihlue
definite has resulted @ 4. nuof.
formerly deputy Hafehai htit Hns
agent t0f TIE Equitable ilie insaf
anee company tas heen urged 81
friends "a make tas race, but has ~
fst decided whether he will 30 -
- - Simma ilas been suggested E.
: candidate lie S nos court ballla
fof Judge Parker an8 being a R0asi
Rider aud personally acquainted sltlI