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The state herald., 1909-11-05
CHAPTER u.

papers on both sides of the Atlantic
in the news that the famous lyric So
prano, Margarita da Cordova, whose
real name was Miss Margaret Dome,
was engaged to Mons. Konstantin
Logotheti, Greek financier of large
fortune established in Paris. and al
most as well known to art collectors
as to needy governments, would-be
promoters, and mothers of marriage
able daughters.
The engagement was made known
during the height OF the London sea
son, not long after they had both been
at weekend party at Craythew,
Lord Creedmore's place in Derbyshire.
where they had apparently come to a
final understanding after knowing
each other more than two years. Mar
garet was engaged to sing at Covent
Garden that summer, and the first
mention of the match was coupled
with the information that she intended
to cancel all her engagements and
never appear in public again. The re-
suit was that the next time she came
down the stage to sing the Waltz
Song in Romeo and Juliet she re-
ceived a tremendous ovation before
she opened her handsome lips. and
another when she had finished the
air, and she spent one OF the happiest
evenings she remembered.
Though she was at heart nice
English girl. not much over "a years
Of age, the orphan daughter of an OK
ford don who had married an Ameri-
can. she had developed. or fallen, to
the point at which very popular and
successful artists cannot live at all
unless they receive n certain amount
of adulation. Even the envy they ex-
cite in their rivals is delicious. II not
almost necessary to them.
Margarets real nature had not been
changed by a success that had been
altogether phenomenal and had prob
ably not been approached by any
soprano since Nine. Bonanni: but a
second nature had grown upon 1t and
threatened to hide II from all but
those who knew her very well indeed.
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when contradicted. and coolly ruthless
when her artistic fame was ut stake.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
.HUDSON-FULTOH
HISTORIC PARADE
GALA FEATURE OF CELEBRATION
WITNESSED BY MANY
NOTABLES.

New York, Sept. 29.-Through
streets abIaze with bunting, lined by
the greatest crowd ever gathered on
New York tnoroughfares, a parade OF
10000 men and fifty-four floats passed
yesterday before the ENJOYS OF
twenty-one nations participating in
the HudsOn-F uItOn celebration. In is
passing, epoch-making events of three
centuries, represented in giant figures
of wood, plaster, paint, tinsel, were
reviewed.
The parade was as democratic as
historical; as cosmopolitan as demo.
cratic. Mayor Mcclellan, and Herman
r oder, vice president Of the celebra-
ton commission, covered the entire
distance afoot. There was no mill
tary show or vehicles at all, with the
exception of platoons Of police, who
were afOOt. A number Of patriotic
scenes were wildly cheered. Among
these were, Pulling Down the Statue
Of George III, Publishing the Constitu-
ton, Storming stony Point, Capture
of Andre, Washington Taking the
Oath of Office. Seated in the court OF
honor on the grounds of the new pub
lie library were Vice President Sher-
man, Governor Hughes and foreign
ENJOYS and other notables.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
WHITNEY CONFIRMS
COOKS DECLARATIONS

tenant Peary complaining that he had
not fully informed the commander
about the nature Of Dr.. Cooks be-
longings left with Whitney at Etah,
Whitney says Lieutenant Peary is in
error. as he informed him fully, and
Captain Bartlett of the Roosevelt saw
all the things, as ne helped Whitney
bury them at Etah after Peary re-
fused to take them aboard.
Cook Endorses Whitney.
New York, Sept. 29.-Dr. Cook said
last night that everything Whitney
said about the incidents when they
were together at Annotok was sub
stantiaIly correct and confirms all
my declarations. Whitney probably
is unaware of the records left with
him. They are not Of much conse-
quence, as I have duplicates. The
whole story of my not going far north
is based on a reply l gave Murphy,
when he asked me, Have you been
farther than 81 north?' I answered,
Yes, much farther north But I gave
Murphy no other information. and
Whitney would not let Murphy know
The Eshmos did the same"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

St. Johns, n. F, Sept 29.-Harry
Whitney. in expressing a belief that
DR.. Cook found the pole and Peary
did the same. said he knew no rea-
son for doubling Cook more than
Peary.
DR.. Cooks story" he added,
seems truthful. and probable. Moth
ing else would explain his u months
absence"
Arriving yesterday on the schooner,
jeanne, Whitney said Dr.. Cook left
with him at Annotok several cases
containing instruments and other be
Iongings. but as far as Whitney knew.
no records. though the records may
have been packed with DR.. Cooks
effects.
Whitney declared he knew nothing
of the present controversy beyond the
yaguest details. He denied that Peary
removed Cooks stores from Annotok
to Etah. What Peary really did was
TO transfer a few things and rebuild
the house at Annotok.
Whitney started last night for sgd
ney and thence will proceed to Bos
ton. He received messages from Lieu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
SPANIAROS HAVE
MOORS IN CORNER

MeElla, Sept. pa detachment
accommodating in the Beni-Sicar re,
gion had a sharp brush with Moors
yesterday. A Spanish major and
several soldiers were killed and elev,
en- soldiers wounded. The troops
are following up their recent victories
at Nador and Zeloun. They are
now driving the enemy, which has
dwindIed to about 5000, into a corner
around the edge Of Mount Guruga. A
detachment of Spaniards. in searching
the gorges of Mount Guruga, found
the bodies of over 100 Spanish sol,
diers and several officers, killed in
he fighting between August IS and
81.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

The following list of patents re-
Gently granted to Wisconsin emit
Crs is reported for this paper b. or
plant & Young, patent solicitors, Mil
waukee:
~ y Anderson &uporior FAINT
fpdn,,
G A RIobm G. II. Chamberlain,
milwaukee,. weather strip.
e Poaanbargar milwaukee, gravity
easb booI,
q q Clark Stoughton vehicle
reach
Il. +. Engelland, Mishicot, corn
harvester
j. A. Gehring. Kenosha, tongue
hound
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
PEARL HUNTER
KILLS HIS SON

Paducah. Ky. Sept. 29.-While IN a
fit OF dementia, the result Of brooding
over the death OF his wife, John
Champion, a pearl hunter, set fire to
his shanty boat on the Ohio river
near mere yes erday morning, and ap-
parentIy made away with his eldest
son. Champion attacked his three
Oh Idren, but the two younger were
rescued. John Champion, Jr., aged
g, is believed to have been either
burned or drowned.
An armed posse from a small Hi,
ucls town near the moorjng pursued
Champion into the river. wherein he
ialped, and cap Ured him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
JEROME BITTER
TOWARD GAYNOR

New York, Sept. 29.-District At
torney Jerome, who is making an in
dependent fight for reelection, last
night attacked Justice Gaynor, candi.
date for mayor, who is endorsed by
the independent democratic organi-
cations and is expected to be the
Tammany nominee.
Jerome describes Gaynor as that
mos abhorrent product, the political
Judge, whose SO called personal liber-
ty decisions have served as protec-
ton to law breakers. cannot
stomach Gaynor and cannot see self
ish, desperate men force Linn upon
the party.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
WIFE LEAVES; HE QUITS JOB.
superintendent of la Crosse Poor
Farm in Hard Luck,

Ia Crosse, Wis, Sept. 29.-Because
he is separated from his wife, John
Johnson, superintendent o. the La
Crosse county poor farm, has been re
leased from duty By, officers Of the
county board and the committee on
poor and insane. Johnson's wife left
him some time ago and he was nOtI-
fed then that unless she returned. ne
would be discharged. Upon her fail
ure to do so, Johnson was yesterday
given 80 days notice and at the end
of that time his successor will be ap-
pointed. the board deeming it neces-
sary that the position be held Jointly
BY a man and his wife.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
TWO PRESIDENTS
To PUT ON STYLE
TAFT AND DlAZ WILL OBSERVE
RED TAPE WHEN THEY VISIT
AT EORDER

Washington, Sept. 29.-When the
meetings Of Presidents Taft and Diaz
at FL Paso and Juarez take place, the
| intervening territory between the two
cities, which is in dispute, will be for
his occasion regarded neutral terri.
tory, the flags Of neither nation to be
displayed.
This understanding was reached as
the result OF cons.d erabIe correspond
ence. The region, known as "Chami-
zaI," contained $50 acres and its own
ership is in question, on account OF
the shifting of the channel Of the Rio
Grande river.
On the morning Of Oct. 16 Secretary
Dickinson accompanied by Gen. Meyer
and staff, and two squadrons of caval-
ry and three batteries of artillery will
proceed to a point where President
Diaz accompanied by an escort of 20
men, will enter the United States, and
welcome the Mexican president. By
agreement the escort is limited to
twenty, while the executives are
crossing 'sEl Chamizal."
After the visit with President Taft,
President Diaz will return to Mexico,
accompanied to the boundary with the
same escort.
At noon President Taft will go to
Juarez and in crossing Eel Chamizal''
viii be ACCOMPANIED by an escort D
20 men. At the Mexican border, the
president will be welcomed by a rep
resentative Of President Diaz and pro
coed, surrounded by Mexican es
cort. to the building where he will be
rncairad hv the Naxican executive.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

sentation was suggested by President
Thomas H. Herndon Of the American
Cross Of Honor.
Judge Taft, now president, ana
Justices Brewer and Brown of the
United States supreme court, were IN
the vicinity a. the time. The medal
was approved by President Taft be
fore his departure for the west.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
STEAMER BLOWS
UP; CREW DEAD

Rangoon, Burmah, Sept. 29.-The
British steamer Clan Macintosh OF
the Madras Steam Navigation cOmpa.
ny is reported to have been blown up
at sea. Every man on board with
one exception is said to have persisted.
The Clan Macintosh was on her way
from Rangoon TO Calcutta to be fitted
out with new boilers.
The Clan Macintosh was of 2,575
tons net register. She was built al
Greenock in 1888.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
GENERAL GRANTS
ACTION CRITICISED
ARMY UNIFORM IN TEMPER
ANCE PARADE SUBJECT OF
CORRESPONDENCE.

Chicago. Sept. pa protest
against the appearance of Geuera,
Grant in his army uniform in the
temperance parade last Saturday. was
made yesterday in a letter sent to the
secretary Of war, by w. R. AIichaelis,
member Of the executive board of the
united societies for local self govern
ment.
The letter says:
Public officers are servants of the
people and should not be allowed to
use the advantages of their Office to
accomplish partisan ends. l do not
dispute the generals right to take
part in this movement as a private
citizen, but believe he has no right
to head the parade I'M full uniform,
or to participate as federal officer.
"WiIl you kindly advise me whether
the department has ruled on such cor
duct and whether the same can be
said to receive official sanctiOn?"
Several letters have been sent to
the secretary of war from gentlemen
who defend General Grants appear
ance in the parade. They say it was
not a ''prohibition parade" but a
movement for civic righteousness
and enforcement of law and order in
Chicago"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
TO CONSIDER GOOD ROADS.
Special legislative Committee Hold
ing Meeting at Statehouse.
Madison CapF 90

The special legislative committee on
good roads is meeting in the city to
enter seriously upon the constructive
work of formulating a road law for
presentation to the legislature at the
special session in January. Chairman
Jones and four members of the com
mittee, Senator John S. Donald and
Assemblymen G. G. Wellensgard, John
A. Chinook and 0. G. Buslett were
at the statehouse yesterday and Sen
ators Timothy Burke and e. e. Brown
are expected today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

A masked highwayman held up
Philadelphia saloon and killed James
Quinn. son of the proprietor, who did
not act quickly enough when ordered
to open the cash drawer The rob
Der wounded two other men, looted
the till and escaped.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
THREE CAUHGT IN TUNNEL.
Rescuers at Work but Not Likely to
Save Unfortunates.

New Haven, Conn. Sept. 29.-Three
hundred men are working to rescue
three tunnel drivers imprisoned 80
feet below ground in a tunnel being
driven by the water company. The
men were caught late yesterday when
the water, flowing On the surface over
the tunnel, broke through, driving
them to the closed end and filling the
opening with rocks and sand. The
chances of getting the men out alive
are very small.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
NO SUPPER; COMMITS ARSON.
Husband Blu rs Home Because Meal
Wasn't Ready.

Wausau, Wis, Sept. 29.-Thomas La
Points has been arrested for setting
fire and destroying his home. 1t is
charged that in fit CT spite against
his wife, because his supper was not
ready. he destroyed the furniture and
set fire to the house, which was en-
tirely buried down.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
DICKINSON GETS HIS MEDAL

Secretary Of War Honored for Saving
Life at Detroit.
Washington, Sept. 29.-For jump
ing into the river at Detroit. Mich,
and rescuing James F. Joy, Detroit
lawyer, in August, 1895, Secretary OF
War Dickinson was yesterday pre-
scented with a gold medal. The pre-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
detroit Looking for Pennant.

New York, Sept. 29.-While it lost
some ground on the present eastern
trip. the Detroit club stands an excel
lent chance of winning the third con-
secutive pennant. Detroit's advantage
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

At the international dry-farmiDg
congress at Billings, Mont, October
1928. prominent men from European
countries and Canada, as we'll as the
United States, will take part.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
DEATH COMES SLOWLY.
Guide with Thirty-six Shot Over
Heart Tries Again to Suic de.

Heart Tries Again to Suic. de.
Eagle River, Wis, Sept 29.-ErfE
Burglund, aged 25, after having pc,
forated his body with thirty-fve shop
above the heart and not dying a
once, he again placed the muzzIe OF
the gun beneath his chin. blowing on
the top Of his head The suicide
took place at Musky Inn on big s..
German lake. Burglund had Cnca-
so relatives. He did not drink ana
lad plenty OF money, and apparently
was in good health. He had been a
guide around hun, ing resorts for two
years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
Another Auto Victim.

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 29.-Miss
Blanche Lord of Minneapolis was
killed on the White Bear road yester-
dav afternoon when her automobile
was ditched trying to avoid wagon
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30

over Philadelphia is now two and q
half games, or sixteen points. De-
troit has to play four games with Bos.
ton and two with Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
MRS. DEPEW is AUTO VICTIM.
Wife of Senator Cut About Forehead
by Broken Glass in Paris.

by Broken Glass in Paris.
Paris, Sept. 29.-Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew me with a painful accident
while riding in an automobile on the
Champs Elysees. A public taxicaD
coIlided with her automobile ana
Mrs. Depew was cut about the fore
head by broken glass. 1t was at
first feared she might lose the sight
Of one eye, but the danger is now
pas. and with the senator she will
sail for New York on Saturday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
DR.. CROOKLR HITS
At POLITICIAN
WHO HAMMER CORPORATIONS
BUT IGNORE DRINK
EVIL.
gRfsTLING ADDRESS BEFORE MA.
TI0NAL UNITARIAN CON-
FERENCE.

Cbfcago. Sept. 90 Yesterday the
most n0-able event Of the national
T-ritsgfan conference was an address
nv Re-. J. H. Croker Of RosendaIe.
Mass, in which was shown the TT
markaBIe advance in late years mace
bv prohibition. Dr. CroOker said with
calm but significant intensI y, tnaJ
"to hammer corporations and ignore
the drink habI. and the liquor traffic
j.. like lighting disease with bread
pills and continuing to use contain.
mated wa-er."
We hear much in these days
about social justice, continued Dr
Croker The impulse Tor social bet.
tormenr is srong, tie demand Tor
economic reorganization is loud. And
this is we'll But 10 other injustice
in he land is comparable to that
which enables ten Thousand brewers
and distIlers to transfer a billion
dollars annually from the pockets OF
the POOR go their own bank accounts.
no other social bcurrment would De
so aroal as he change from moo
crate drnmug" TO total abstinence
~. tho mar. ,r -ha two million Amer
i,n,, i,f.or... Fl would mean hfaher
....,.s I.s- .ir.nrss better homes
f....... ......i,.,.. rnv.u, .ava. stronger
lf,,,r,bos
Sec what could be- cone, if our
worEmcn .asnd he billion dollars
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ti,.,..r ...rt i'm ono ,aa.. -rhev cou.g
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, .l,o,,n+ of drink ia moro Than
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gr.,. economic raoruaniza#fou is sobrr
L,i,.,. rra tan,rra1,c cause rep
.c.n.t. tI.a GREATEST movement fcl
conservation of our national rcsourc-
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30


| 1000 babes the mortality at the end OF
eight months was IL per cent where
parents were bs-ainers, % per cent
when paTen S were moderate. and 81
per cent where parents were custom
airy drinkers-one- child in five in this
particular group, sacrificed by the
drink habits of parents,
No wonder that in the face of sucn
facts, said the speaker, thai grog Is
excluded from the German navy, ana
every recruit is given a pamphlet de-
scriptiye Of the evils of liquor. Among
doctors, the term for aIchohoI is COIN
ing to be, brain poison, and its use
as a medicine is rapidly decreasing.
Among lawyers, it is called the crime
producer" Lord Chief Justice AIyer-
stone Of England recently decIareu
that judges commonly hold i respol.
sible for at least @ per cent of crime
Fiscal Phase.
The state cannot afford to accept
revenues from the liquor business.
/ The Office Of government is not 10
tax vice but to encourage virtue.
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eminent. Ihe manufacture OF liquor
or "''''h !" one very greatest economic
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,'l'' q. ~ oIS ana men Ill useless
"o'05 ID me ground. every workman
1'.'a7'd from the hqUor traffic would
/ "1 once De TeaHlployed on tasks that
"""lo contribute 70 the h"tons real
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VI " .o's.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
THREE PLEAD GUILTY.
To Conspiracy to Rob Railroad
Treasure Boxes.

La Porte, Ind. Sept. 29.-Conductor
H. A Johnson and MotOrmen Paul
Atchison and Samuel Lathrop plead,
ed guilty yesterday of conspiring to
loot the treasure boxes of the Chica-
go, South Bend and South Shore rail
road trains between Kensington. III,
and Michigan City. Three hundred
dollars were stolen before the thefts
were discovered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-09-30
GUEST OF PRESIDENT.

Congressman Knowiand and Bride 20
Be Favored.
Chicago, Sept. 29-Congressman
Knowland Of Alameda, Cal, who was
married here last night to Miss Emily
West of Craddock, Va, will, with his
bride, be a guest OF President TAFT
during his tour Of California. The
KnowIands viii join the presidential
narty Cc-ober >.