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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
FOREIGN.

A typhoon struck Hongkong, caus-
ing unusually high seas to run. A num-
Der of Chinese were drowned.
The meeting Of President Fallieres
of France and the car of Russia IS
seen as a long step toward universal
peace.
The Dutch cruiser sent to watch
Venezuela may attack Caracas with
out notifying the United States if hos
tilities are intended.
Nine. Jacquemaire, daughter of
Prime Minister Clemenceau, is suffer
ing from typhoid fever In Paris. Her
condition is so serious that NJ. Glenn
enceau has been summoned by tele-
graph to return from Normandy,
where he is visiting
Lieut.. Oswald of the Twenty-ninth
infantry stationed at Manila, P. l., met
death accidentally by eIectrocution
He was preparing to take a bath, when
he endeaVored to arrange the light
ing current to take an electric bath.
He came in contact with the wires,
receiving the full charge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06

several others were more or less in
jured by knives and clubs.
All New York is fishing One of
the most palatable of fish, the Lafay-
cite, which every few years selects
the mouth of the Hudson river for a
stopping place, is in New York waters
in countless thousands.
Archie Heron was placed on trial
At New Brunswick, n. J., On a charge
.ot having murdered the Rev. S. V. ID.
Prickett July Is. The Rev. Mr.,
Prickett was formerly recorder of the
village of Metuchen and two years
ago sentenced Heron to serve ten
days in jail.
Failing to find any marks Of VIC
Ience on the body Of the unidentified
man taken from the East river with a
twenty pound stone tied to his neck,
the New York coroners physician de,
cided that the man committed sui.
eide.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06

the selling of merchandise and toilet
articles on pain Of $40 day II
cense
A bachelors club has been organ
lied in Fond du Lac by some OF the
prominent young men. One Of the
bylaws forbids members escorting an
unmarried woman to any Amusement.
place or private social affair.
Where not taken proper care Of
apples in Fond du Lac county have
been blighted by a growth which ex-
hibits itself in hard spot on the rind
and extends to the core. 1t impairs
the flavor of the fruit.
John Conboy Of GAINESVILLE, when ar
rested on suspicion, was found 10
have a large number of razors on his
person. He is also sad to nave
shipped considerable small hardware
TO Minneapolis and to points il South
Dakota.
Mrs. William Z. Mendelson, aged
50 years, the wife OF clothing mer-
chant Of Madison, died suddenly from
heart disease at her home. She had
been aIling only two days and expect
ed to 20 10 Milwaukee to visit
friends.
The finding of a copper ingot at a
French island house near La Crosse
led to the arrest of Andrew SjoquisJ,
who is said to have left it at the
place a year ago when several ike
pieces were stolen from the Burling-
ton road Sjoquist pleaded his limo
cence.
Carl Bjeregaard, a prominent young
farmec Of Raymond, Racine county,
was arrested on the charge of assault
and intent to kill David Mahaffey,
another leading farmer of the county.
Bjeregaard claims that Mahaffey na1
been ordered out Of his creamery and
requested to keep away from the
place.
After having a chunk OF flesh as
big as a mans fist torn from his
breast, his hand tlattened out, and
leg cut by having a horse walk on
him, Francis Gillingham of Neenah
still lives. He fell under a wagon
upon which he had been seated, the
wheels passed over HIM and the horse
started to back.
Charles Laabs of the town OF
Ashippun had narrow escape from
injury and possible death when at
! tackled by an lnfuriated bull which
had broken loose from his stall In
trying to escape Laabs stumbled ana
] fell. The animal attacked him with
such force as to fracture two ribs
but before it could do any further in
jury Laabs made his escape.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06

sternation OF the owner of the horse.
Appleton-Dudley, the 7-year-oio
son of Herbert Campbell of Stevens
vile, was nearly killed by a vicious
dog at his home, the animal chewing
the lads head so badly that il re-
CURED &c stitches to close the
wounds
Superfor-The contract for the new
high school, INTENDED to be the finest
in Wisconsin, will probably be award,
ed to Duluth firm at S22S,0O0
Fond du Lac-The money which
disappeared from the safe of the For.
est Avenue hotel was returned and
placed III a remote corner of the safe
while the clerks and manager Of the
hotel were It the police station Civ
ing information. The amount in,
volved was $40.
Sheboygan-Seyenty-fiye mariners
and fishermen met in this city &c
discuss the national mesh law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
BLOODY LABOR
RIOTS IN FRANCE
SIX DEAD AND 60 WOUNDED
IN BATTLE IN
VIGNEUX.
PREMIER ORDERS VIGOROUS PRO
sECUTIoN OF THOSE FOUND
RESPONSIBLE.

VigneuX, France, Aug. At is re-
proted that the casualties in the fight
ing between strikers and troops yes
terday total six dead and 60 wounded.
By $50 last evening comparative
calm had been restored, owing to the
firm and energetic action of the au-
thorities.
The manifestants were driven from
position after position and finally
took train for Paris, carrying their
wounded with them.
Eye witnesses describe the fighting
at the barricade as the most serious
incident of the day. The strikers,
they say, fought tooth and nail for
half an hour, shoWering missiles OF all
kinds upon the troops. The situation
became so desperate that the soldiers
were ordered to fire several volleys.
The troops finally made a deter
mined charge and dislodged the work
men, who fed without attempting 10
form again.
The military suffered severely from
stones thrown by the strikers.
Investigation Instituted.
Paris, July 31.-Premier Clemen-
ceau has instructed the public prose
cutor to proceed to Vigneux to open
an investigation of yesterdays riots,
and to vigorously prosecute the insti-
gators of it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

Under foreclosure sale, Thomas
r. an bought the White City Amuse-
ment park at Oshkosh for $2,33750.
The Wisconsin MiIIers' assoc alton
viii hold the annual state meeting at
Milwaukee next April.
M. II. KING of Sheboygan, manager
Of the Citizens Telephone exchange
Tor the last twelve years, has re-
signed.
The Peoples Construction company
Of davenport, la, was awarded ce-
ment block contract IN the sewer
work to be done at Janesvne TINS
summer. The bid was $46,78O.
Following the quarterly meeting OF
the Wisconsin Mixers association at
Neenah it was reported thai an au-
Justment in the prices OF milling VIII
be announced shortly.
A mob Of strike sympathizers at
tackled street Car manned by a nom
union crew at Eigin. ILL.,, and broke
all the windows with bricks. Police
guarded The car While it was run
pack TO the barns.
The Western Federation OF Miners
defeated plan for the organization
under federation charters OF laborers
around mining camps not employed as
miners, miIlmen or smeIter men.
The Western Federation of Miners
convention at Denver adopted a res
olution giving all ladies' auxiharies Ill
the federation representation at fu-
lure conventions.
The Wisconsin Central has almost
completed its Superior extension II
South Superior. For some time to
come it will enter this city over the
right of way OF the Northern Pacific
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cifc railway advised the Merchants
Association of New York that durina
the present buying season it will
make effective over it's lines mer-
chants rates to New York city.
The Federal-Harris Manufacturing
company of Cleveland, producers OF
wood implements, filed a deed OF as
segment with assets of $45,OO0 and liza
bilities of $4,000. The company
was promoted by Henry w. Casen.
secretary treasurer of the defunct Far
mers' and Merchants bank, who is be,
ing sought.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
DOMESTIC.

University of Illinois tests show that
little if any injury results from salt
petre in meats.
The wheat harvest began in south
ern Alberta, Manitoba The yield is
bountiful and the quality is good.
A launch upset in the river near
Pittsburg and threw twenty persons
into the water. Three are known TO
be dead
Delegates from five states are rep
resented in the Mississippi Valley
Drainage and Good Roads association,
which convened at Memphis, Tennes-
see.
The legislative investigation of the
officials of Hamilton county, Ohio,
has been stopped. Three judges
joined in the decision that the COM
mittee was illegal.
The prince of Wales visited the
old French-Canadian village Of St.
Joachim in Canada, and was enter
tanned at the Chateau Bellevue Petit
cap, the summer establishment Of
Laval university.
Melvin A Gould, who says he is a
second cousin of the late Jay Gould,
is dangerously Ill at a Los Angeles
hospital. He is 10 years old and is
suffering from lack of proper nourish-
ment
As a result of a fight among Ital-
ians in their quarter of Sault Ste. Ma
RE, one man is dead, riddled with bull
lets, another was fatally stabbed, and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06

a month. Mr.. Beedle appointed Mr.
Rhodes for a month. as he had per-
mission by the commission TO do So
Mr.. Rhodes was eligible for emer-
gency appointment. The pay of Mr..
Rhodes was audited in the depart
ment at 5000 but disapprove' by the
civil service commission an illoweo
at only 500. The other $500 was
made up by adjustment IN Mr.. Beed-
les department. other clerks putting
up the money. Mr.. Rhodes did some
political press agent work for Mr.
Beedle, but Mr.. Rhodes says this was
not done for the pay under the tenn
porary appointment. There is no
contention that the state lost any
thing, but the suspicion exists that 1t
was close to conflict with the civil
service law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
FEVER|SH LABOR
UNREST IN FRANCE

Paris, Aug. 2.-EXcitement among
labor leaders in Paris over the out
come of the recent trouble at Vigneux
and the governments determination
TO forever crush demonstrations, is
generally recognized as having
reached a feyerish if not dangerous
state OF unrest The revolutionary
branch of the unionists is worked up
to an unusual pitch on account of the
shooting down by the troops at
.Vigneux Of demonstrators and the ar
rest OF various labor leaders.
The government is preparing to
prevent outbreaks Sunday and Mon
day, when a second strike called by
the federation of labor is due to take
effect. Additional arrests of labor
leaders are planned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
|WAUNAKEE WOMAN
| BURNS TO DEATH
MRS. SURE HANSON DIES
AFTER FOUR HOURS OF
HORRIBLE AGONY.
KEROSENE STOVE ExPLODES
AND CLOTHING TAKES
FIRE.
Madison, Aug. 1

Madison, Aug. t.
Mrs. Sure Hanson, aged so, was
burned to death in an explosion of
a kerosene stove at her home in Wau-
nakee yesterday afternoon.
She was trying to throw the blazing
stove from window, when her dress
caught fire She ran out of the house,
a mass of flames, and before help
came and the fire was smothered, she
was SO badly burned that death came
after four hours of horrible suffering.
She leaves a husband and child,
one vea- old.
Mrs. Hanson occupied the upper
part of a house in the village She
fused a small kerosene burner for
cooking The stove had been recently
'flled and it is supposed that it had
been filled too full.
When Mrs. Hanson started TO pre-
pare supper and lighted the stove, it
famed up as though the oil in the
reservoir had become ignited. She at
tempted to cast the flaming stove
building While in this act her cloth
ling took fire and she was quickly en-
Veloped in flames.
She rushed madly from the house,
screaming with the agony of burning,
Neighbors hearing her cries rushed
10 give help, but only after great dif.
ticulty were the flames subdued by
wrapping the woman in blankets and
pieces of carpet. Then pals of water
were poured upon the agonized woman
Physicians were summoned, bun
they could do little besides applying
remedies to lessen the Woman's SUIT
fer.ng Practically all the clothing
was burned from her body and the
flesh was so badly cooked that it fell
apart in shreds. 1t was soon seen
that the woman was fatally burned
She fingered for four hours and death
came at 8 o'clock last night
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
LATE NEWS CONDENSED


G. w. Harvey Of Beaver Dam is a
candidate for the democratic nomina-
ton for the assembly.
G. E Hoyt, OF Waukesha, has been
asked by number Of friends in a pub
lie petition 10 become a candidate for
the republican nomination in the
Second assembly district Of Waukesha
county.
State Game Warden Stone has sent
a letter to all deputy game wardens
cauuoning them against political actlY-
ity He says they can vote and hold
what opinions they please, but they
are not to be politically active while
employed by the state.
The prohibitionists OF WInneDago
county have placed the following tic
ket IL the field: For Oshkosh; assem-
blyman, FIRST district, L. +. BALDWIN,
Oshkosh; district attorney, Mayhem,
Neenah; clerk OF the courts, Ira r.
Lee, Oshkosh; sheriff, Percy w. Cope,
village OF Omro; treasurer, O. J. Van
Kirck, town OF Nepeuskun; county
clerk, Laren T. Abercrombe, village OF
Omro; register OF deeds, Anton Jor-
gensen, town Of Winchester; coroner,
Henry l.. Snyder, town Of Algoma.
A deputation Of prominent demo-
Gratis oil the Eighth congressional dls-
trict called on Luther Lindauer OF
Kaukauna, and urged hun to make the
run for the democratic nomination for
congress. Mr.. L.ndauer refused -
consider their proposition, but the del
egalion was so insistent that he may
reconsider his decision
Nomination petitions were filed IN
the office OF the secretary OF state as
follows: Henry Krumrey, town OF
Plymouth, Sheboygan county, candi-
date for the republican nomination
TOT state senator in the Twentieth dis
trIct; w. A Blackburn, Bruce, candl-
date for the republican nomination for
assemDlyman in the Second district OF
Chippewa county; Charles A. In
gram, Durand, candidate for the repuB
mean nomination for assemblyman III
the BunalO-Pepin county district; W.
ID. Cox, Milwaukee, candidate Tor the
prohibition nomination for governor;
O. Fl. Forward, Oshkosh, candidate for
the prohibition nomination for lieuten-
ant governor; l.. II. Park, Racine, can
dIdate TOR The prohibition nomination
tor secretary Of state; Waldemar Ager,
Eau Claire, candidate for the pronIDI-
ton nomination Tor state treasurer;
J. b. Smith, Madison, candidate for
the prohibition nomination for nsur,
auCe commissioner.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
Into Montana.
WISCONSIN NEWS NOTES.

Grand Rapids-AleX TImm, 9
years old, is dead as result of sun
stroke.
Berlin-Water in the Fox river is
at the lowest stage in years.
Fond du Lac-Charles E. Broughton
has retired as managing editor OF the
Fond du Lac Bulletin.
Waupaca-The hot dry weather OF
the past two weeks has raised havoc
with the potato crop.
Chetek-John Swanson, aged 70,
drowned in the Red Cedar river nea9
Colfax. His boat struck snag and
overturned.
Fort Atkinson-O. J. Bogo, who es-
capped from the Mar1nette county in
sane asylum at Peshtigo a year ago,
was located here working as a type
setter.
JanesvilIe-Frank Bunk found his
wifes wedding ring, which had been
lost for Is years. The ring was found
on his farm in a tobacco field.
Administrations Dryer sustained
Il D1OhCu I6S anu 4AAtCAA GA1 AAAJ0A-Co'
being struck by swinging timber on
the Wisconsin Central bridge, tEe
construction of which he is supervis-
ing.
Menominee, Mich.-Robbers blew
open the safe at the combination posi-
office and depot of the Wisconsin and
Michigan railroad and secured $50
in currency and $3.50 in stamps.
Hartford-The state bacteriologist
has decided that the dog which bit
the son and daughter of George
Gutschenritter had rabies. The chill
dren were treated at the Pasteur IN
stitute in Chicago
Beloit-J. W. Killey, blacksmith.
refused to stop work when his shop
caught fire, but continued shoeing
horse while the department extin-
guished the blaze, much to the con-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
CAVALRY SENT TO
SUBDUE INDIANS

Denver, Aug. General Earl D.
Thomas, commanding the department
Of Colorado, has been instructed to
dispatch Immediately six troops Of
cavalry to the Navajo reservation.
The orders were induced by fear that
renegade Utes will induce the Naya-
jos to rebel The chief cause of dis
satisfaction is the use Of water holes
and grazing lands by the whites. The
Indians claim the whites are stealing
their privileges, and resent the inter
ruption.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
DIES IN THE DESERT.
Western Automobile Manufacturer

Western Automobile Manufacturer
Loses Life on Hazardous Trip.
Yuma, Ariz., Aug. 2.-F. l.. Spauld-
ing, an automobile manufactures OF
San Francisco, who with T. +. Mo
Cauley of the same city was on his
way in an automobile to inspect mines
near ella Bend, persisted in the des-
ert, and McCauley was overcome by
heat The men left Yuma against all
advice Friday afternoon, and plungeo
into the desert They were found
Saturday unconscious beside the car.
McCauley was revived, but Spaulding
died five hours later at Blaisden.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
ABDUCTED GIRL RETURNS.
Captor Finally Gives Her Transports
ton Home

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Veronica Cassidy.
the 12-year-old girl whose mysterious
abduction last Thursday caused I'M
usual police activity in this and other
cities, returned to her home Saturday
evening from Cincinnati. whittier she
had been taken by her alleged abduct-
or, F. ]. Blair. She told her parents
that Blair had placer her aboard a
train Immediately after leading her
away from home and that they had
been in rooming house in the Ohio
city until Saturday morning when the
man gave her a ticket to Chicago and
told her to go home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-08-06
CUBAN ELECTION
HELD IN PEACE
OFFICIALS GRATlFIED BY EVIL
DENCE OF ABILITY AT
SELFGOVERNMENT.
PRESIDENT CONGRATULATES
PEOPLE AND PREDICTS COM
PLETE INDEPENDENCE.
p SIDENT

Havana, Aug. 2.-Cubas first cleo
ton under American supervision, held
saturday, was marked by general
tranquility and absence of excite
ment through the island. Governor
Magoon in an automobile visited all
the polling places in the city and
Saturday night expressed great graf
ifcation at the orderly manner in
which the election proceeded In
Havana city less than so per cent
of the registered vote was polled
Reports from the interior Indicate
that not over 60 per cent. of the
electors cast their ballots.
Governor Magoon Pleased.
Washington, Aug. 2.-Provisional
Governor Magoon of Cuba, in a di'
patch to Secretary Wright from Ha-
yana Saturday night cables MS I'M
stinted praise of the manner in which
the election in Cuba was conducted
and says the orderly maner in which
they proceeded should remove all
doubt as to the ability and desire of
the Cuban people to hold fair and
peaceful elections.
The next elections to be held will be
for presidential electors and members
of congress. Probably they will be
held in December, the date depending
entirely upon the manner in which
the administration of affairs is con-
Quoted meantime by the municipal
and provincial officials chosen Satur-
day and upon the general tranquility
of the island.
Co gratulations by President
Oyster Bay, n. Y, Aug. 2.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt, replying to cable
gram from Governor Magoon Satur-
day, in which the latter described the
orderly election held in Cuba Satur-
day, congratulated the people Of Cuba
on the orderly election which he
termed "a vindication of their capabii-
ity for seIf-government," adding:
81 have no doubt that the next cleo
tons will be as orderly and as fair,
and l feel the greatest satisfaction at
the serious and responsible way the
Cuban people are preparing for the
assumption Of their full duties az an
Independent republic"