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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01
HARVARD CREWS
DEFEAT OLD YALE
Crimson Victorious in Both ur-OaI
and Freshman Races and Expect
Similar Success for Varsity.

NEW YORK, Conn, July 1.-HGr-
son this morning by winning with per-
feet ease the varsity four-oared race
and the freshmen race. In both races
IL was Harvard all the way. In the
four-oared contest Harvard took the
lead Immediately and continually had
clear space between the crimson shell
and the trailing sons OF Eli The An
ish at the navy yard saw Harvard
rowing easily, about six lengths ahead.
In the freshman race il was the saras
story, only more so.
The crimson eight outclassed the
New Haven .freshies, and though the
boys with the blue oars worked brave
~, they must have realized after the
first half mile mat they had little
chance. In the last mile of the race
the Harvard freshmen sped ahead
easily as If they were saving thHir
strength. Yale was plugging along
but In the final quarter mile the Har'
ward crew were laughing at the ef-
forts OF the blue.
Harvard crossed the line with q
long easy stroke and the boys sat in
their shells splashing water on each
other and joining the tremendous
crowd in giving the Harvard yell AS
the Yale crew pulled bravely up with
probably the best stroke 1t made dur
ing the race, the Harvard boys gave
yell for old Eli.
The Harvard contingent started It's
celebration at the end Of the four-oar-
ed race and redoubled 1t after the
freshman race. continuing 1t all the
afternoon. The two easy victories
this morning over Yale gave Harvard
even more confidence in her varsity
crew and some Of the enthusiasts or
fered to lengthen the odds from 10
4 to 3 TO 2, with but little Yale money
coming out In any amounts. The SKY
was overcast during the races this
morning. Just before noon the atmos-
phere up the river became very misty
and there was some prospect OF rain
this afternoon.
The officials, however, were conil-
dent that the big race would be pull
ed off on schedule time this after
noon.
The crowd increased rapidly before
noon. and it was estimated that be-
tween 80 and 40 thousand Will witness
the struggle OF the varsity Fights THIS
afternoon.
The following were the crews In
the freshmen Fights and the varsity
fours:
Irk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01
YALE-HARVARD CREWS AS
THEY ARE, MAN TO MAN
YALE.

The height Of the Yale 600 "a feet
weight, ia IL pounds and The 81 t2
The height Of the Harvard eight 500 IL feet
weight IL 20 10
r. Fearing the Of NJ
| g the Harvard she'll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01
alexander tubr,iin.- 70 Monrcs.

Something that builds w both bone
and Drawn Strohs Malt -xtract a
genuine Malt Product. Phone Main 3is
for dozen bottles. Also at drug
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01

At the very outset OF the morning
session the Jurors surprised the court
by asking for paper and pencils. Dur
ing the examination OF witnesses they
followed the testimony closely and
many Of them took copious notes. II
(Coptinued on Page Nins.)
CALL DETROIT TAxfCAB CO,
n kslO City h610. PArk IA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01
Freshmen Fights.

Yale-D. w. Dilworth (stroke), j.
w. Maitland, C. l.. Buckingham. ID.
M. Baker, c. II. Paul, V. A. Smith
H l.. Stout, II. r. Emmett (bow), J.
ID. Cass, coXswain.
Harvard-G +. Newton (stroke),
C. II. Metcalfe, A. Strong, f. Higging-
son, f. II. Leslie, G. II. Balch, A. b.
Richardson, ]. G.. Virgins (bow),
IL. p. Faxson. coxswain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01
Varsity Fours.

Yale-E. p. Frost (stroke), +. 3.
Brainard. A. p. Colburn. l.. h. Thorns
(bow).
Harvard-S. A. Sargent stroke). w.
r. Severance, Il. Forster, r. Whitney
bowl.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

part Of the vote If the previous roll
call.
Next in order came lie vote upon
the cooperation tax provision upon its
o"n merits, but before this ballot
could be reached Mr.. Bacon So. gil 10
obtain action on two amendments o
that pTOyis on presented by himself.
both of which Mr. Afdrich moved 10
lay upon the table with successful re-
suit. The first of these provided for
the exemption of educational. charit.
able and religious institutions. against
which Mr.. AlGrich made his first p0int
CT order, Because he did so he fell into
{ sharp clash with its author. The
effect Of the point of order was to cut
eff deba {, but Nj. AIdTich CHANGED 10
drop he remark that he would al
low" Nj. Bacon to proceed The form
o. expression seemed TO incense the
Georgia senator and he retorted sharp
ly 20 the effect that he was not sur
Drised that Aldrich should assume
such a manner, because he had been
debating to the senate so long he was
was accustomed to use language of
that kind" When the amendment
was laid on the table 40 to 80, the
Georgia senator Immediately presented
asOther amendment requiring the tax
ation of bonds, which was rejected, Il
to 81.
The climax was then reached. and
without any preliminary the final vote
taken. it was upon agreeing to the
corporation tax amendment as a part
Of the tariff bill. This amendment
was adopted go to II
OF the II negative votes eight were
cast by republicans, and three by
democrats; the republicans being 30
rah, Bristow. Buckley, CIapp, Cum
fmins, Dolliver, Hepburn and La Fol
Iette and the democrats, Chamberlain,
Hughes and Shively.
The affirmative vote was: Aldrich,
Bradley Brandegee, Briggs. Brown
BurEett. Bwnham Burrows, Burton,
Carter, Clarke of Wyoming, Crawford,
CuIlOm. Curtis. Depaw, Dick, Dilling-
ham Dixon, Dupont, Elkins, Flint,
Frye. Gallinger, Gamble, Guggenheim,
Johnson. Jones. Kean, Lodge, LOrimer,
McCumber, Nelson, Page, PenrOse,
Perkins. Piles, Root, Scott, Sm0ot,
Sutherland Warner, Warren and Wet
more. republicans; Bailey, Bankhead,
Culberson. Daniel, Davis, Fletcher,
Foster Gore, Johnston, McEnery, Nc
Larin. Martin. Money, Newlands, Ray
ner, Taliaferro, Taylor, democrats.
When the final result was announced
the senate adjourned for the day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
MISHAP STOPS
AERIAL FLIGHT
WRIGHT BROTHERS MAKE TWO
MORE SUCCESSFUL
EXHIBITIONS.

VaahfDufnD I,7r. .
49,. - "'So'a"''"S "
9'''''' "'' u S"ooP'oS down upon is
prey the Wright aeroplaue, after the
motor "hi'h Propei@ II had come sud-
uelll| 20 SianuSuu, glidcd gracefully
to earth yesterday after having made
two successful flights.
me machine was ON its way around
Fort Myer drill grounds for the ninth
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
puRELY PERSONAL

otis b. GoOdalI for several years
private secretary to the assistant sec
rotary of commerce. and labor, has
been appointed special agent Of the
census.
Vico-presidont Sherman is wearing
summer suit which excites the com
ment of the senate. 1t is blue ma
tarial. made of cotton and is q
Georgia product throughout
Stanley Franklin. an art student
whose home is in Long island, has dis
appeared at Willow camp in Cali
roruia. His friends fear he is
drowned.
Shrrburne NJ. Becker, known as the
..boy mayor of Milwaukee" arrived in
San Francisco on his return from a
visit to the canal zone, where he
went on the INVITATION of President
Taft.
Before leaving Seoul for The north
rru part Of Korea Charles w. Fair
banks of Indianapolis declared that
nc had found everywhere evidence Of
the high purpose of Japan toward no
yea and the Koreans
"Geu." jacob. s. COXey, the leader
of Covev's army that Invaded WASH
fngton i'm 1894. arrived i'm the capital
H.. said that under similar conditions
na would do it again. CoXey is owner
of an arsenic mine i'm Virginia and is
..rrg.lrino n dUtN on arsenic.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

Yuan 5hi Kai as viceroy of Chill
province, died of apOplexy after be
ing charged with corruption in con-
nectiOn with the Tienstin-Pukow
railway and of deficits in the pro
vincial finances.
4 series of exhaustive tests into
the comparative merits of semi-sub-
mergible and submarine craft for Of
fensive coast work, recently con-
Quoted by the naval authorities of
France, has resulted in a verdict in
favor of the former.
Prof. Struempell made an examina-
ton of F. H Hartman. According
to the report of the physician he
found the American financier imprOv-
ing. II Is understood Mr.. Hartman
viii remain at Semmering for three
weeks and then proceed 10 Gastein,
which is in Salzberg, and is noted for
its hot mineral springs.
The christening OF Princess Bea-
trice, the infant daughter Of the king
and queen Of Spain took place with
the usual ceremony Archduke Ferd-
/ Inland and Archduchess Maria
| Theresa. the god-parents, were repre-
seuted by the Infanta Isabella. Gov
/ eminent ministers, diplomatic repre-
sentatives and others were present at
/ the christening.
Hazrah Ali, a surveyor in the india
service. and Nj SOwerby, inter
prefer. both attaches Of the meteoro-
logical expedition under Lieut.. Clark
an American officer, were attacked on
june q by natives twenty miles
south of Lanchow. The capital Of the
province Of Kan-Su. Hazrah Ali was
pursued three miles and killed. The
/ following day Sowerby was rescued.
The pope inspected the an ONO
bile recently presented to him by
I American Catholics, Asked when he
intended taking his first ride in the
car. he answered: Never. His
holiness explained that he had re
qugsted the cardinals recently not to
use automobiles except for long jour
news, and said: Il must set a good
example. and since I could only ride
within the limits Of the grounds OF
! the vatican. I shall probably never
ride in an automobile"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
100000 MISSING,
OFFICERS HELD
PRESIDENT AND CASHIERS OF
IRONWoOO BOUND OVER TO
FEDERAL GRAND. JURY.
CHARGED WITH EMBEzZL
100000 CAPITAL, 100000
QUICK ASSETS.

Ironwood Mich, July 2.-President
H. F.. jain, Cashier E. T. Larson ana
Assistant Cashier George H. Meadow
of the First National bank of this
city, have all been bound over 10 the
federal grand jury which. meets at
Marquette, September 7.
The charges against them are the
Outgrowth. of the failure Of the bank
which was closed last week by the
federal authorities. Larson is In jail
at Bessemer in default of $4,000 bail,
while jain furnished $4,000 and
Meadow $4,000 bail bonds.
The bank had about $500 900 in de
posits and the receiver has now in
his hands about 100000 in quick as
sets. 1t is not known what amount
can be realized on other assets.
The loss to depOsitors VIII probably
be heavy as it is alleged that Larson
has in the past two years ernbezzIel
to the extent of 100000 of the banks
funds
Larson has also been charged with
making false entries, setting forth
that the bank owned $75, 900 more in
bonds than it held and with taking
$4,000 from the deposit box of de-
positor and putting it with the banks
cash to swell the assets.
The president is accused with aid
ing and abetting the cashier in falsi-
flying. The assistant casrfer faces a
similar charge and also one Of en-
bezzling $1,000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

peas, will be kept running until late
in the summer. when the canning of
coEn viii be commenced.
". ". Finn has stocked his Bay
field county farm with sheep and the
result will be watched with interest
as this is in the nature of an expert
ment. Mr.. Finn is an experienced
sheep raiser and says that this cOun'
try is we'll adapted for that industry
Negotiations are under way with
the Fond du Lac Mirror company tc
remove its plant to Sheboygan. The
ShebOygan furniture factories use
considerable Of this compauv'a nrn
duct and it is believed thai large
saving can he made by having the
plant located at that place.
The P. H. HohenadeI canning fac
tory No. 4 located at GAINESVILLE
started operation with 175 hands
The Rochelle 0I.) factory, owned by
the same company, also began its
summer work. These two factories
take the products from 6,100 acres anC
can peas. corn, sauerkraut, tomatoes
and cuc11mbers. The factory will ruI
until into December next,
Samuel Esman and \. H. Ganten
be.n. officers Of the Racine Concen
+rating Mining and Manufacturing
company are in the west to demon
srrare the merits Of a GOLD washing
machine. upon which they hold gov
arnmen- r:gh.s. The machine
something new and is said to take the
most minute particles Of gold from
.,avcl by means of q series OF sIWces
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Lucille Wright Dean, wife Of
Dr.. Henry Franklin Dean of White
water, is dead.
Capt. Abraham z. Culver Of the
United States navy died suddenly il
Washington He was SO years old.
Mrs. Lucy A Tobey. aged IS years
died al Wausau on Saturday. She
was The mother Of Supt. s. B. TObey
William L. Barker a former super
visor from Black Earth, died from a
complication of liver and kidney all
ments. He was a pioneer Of Dane
county, and 20 years of age.
Capt. w. A. Knilans, aged 76, is
dead at Beloit. He was a captain in
the Thirteenth Wisconsin infantry
and Joined the army at GAINESVILLE,
His boy life was spent at Delavan and
Whitewater
Mrs Albert Pulitzer, wife of the
well-known journalist, died in New
York She was born in London fifty
three years ago. She married Mr.,
Pulitzer in St. Lotus while on a visit
in this country. One son, Walter
Pulitzer, survives.
James w Priest. aged So, for
eight years state carpenter in the
capitol at Madison, died suddenly,
while sitting in a chair on the lawn
at his home. Three years ago he
was injured in a railroad wreck near
q, ,-rr,,.+, ,,,l ,,o,-,,,, F,,I1,- y,c0vara6
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
NEW CORPORATIONS

Articles of Incorporation were filed
yesterday in the Office of Secretary oil
State Frear as follows:
J. Massino Gas and Electric Fixture
Manufacturing company, Milwaukee
capital 100000: incorporators, John
Massino, NJ. J. Massfno, Samuel DOer
mer.
Sweet Shop company, Milwaukee
capital. $4,000; incorporators, Lee
Abraham. Peter II. Kolb, Frank Abra
ham.
Theta Beta Gamma sorority, Milwau
kee; no capital stock; incorporat ors
Annie McDougall, Marie McDougall
Fannie Z. Mickey.
Land Development company, Mil
waukee. capital s25O,0G0; ineorporat
ors, Harrison S. Green, J. c. Stevens
Jr., Ross1ter Lines.
Carroll Coal COMPANY, Racin2;
capital 100000 incorporators, Fred G
Best. George T. Caystile. Charles H
Lee.
Nj. Fitzsimmons & Sons com any
Fond du Lac: capital, $4,000; incor
porators. Maurice Fitzsimmons, NJ. K
Kelley. Michael Fitzsimmons.
The Washington Building company
OF Madison filed an amendment IN
creasing its capital stock from sl25,
900 to 1925, 1000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

IT. pl,.,,,,,,+b Pow connanv has
..,.,,-b, , r,.,c. of land for $3.50
n.-..,,,,,..-.,, 6. Sous oomnanv of
,.,,,.,,s,, ba.. n,en awarded the con
.,.,1 , s,m r,..,, n,,.irr iob in XII.
, '',o,
'''' - u.. ,..a,u,,.
Mayor joyce anu O..S . '.,,.,,,' 80 ),
Cate Oh ASh'""9 Il, NOV t .~ton I'M - -
tnat me rall""H No,'.l''''',s' ,,,'.,,1 ~
build NlauucI 0" ""S"" ''' 0''% wv.
1t is stated 'haI o'Ie'"'S u m We
'cohS'" ~, ~ 4sa3u, ,.,,r,,,i,s
IDENTITY expect 10 nave rams "l'''',, : ;
ON tha- line between 0n'"'''o NV
Crandon before ."e Se,'' l .'',,s', ...,,
y new mutual nre 'uSu' NC, 0 -
pany has Keen oFS'H,zeo y .''TS :>,,,' -,
terested IN me ".S'oI,S'" '''G ~ s'o.
be"e'S "Ss'' '',,,. .-,..' ~
being located at Mah',oN &C. ,....
Work on the m'el u, %" ,>'. -, -
from Grand RAPIDS 10 NeN'oSa " 81 ~
s-Uted as soon as tAe pa'"F"'' I'"t-''
ran BE- brought to the scene Oh ne
work, which WII De oGou' july o. Is
Knox Constructor company VIII. w
the work.
The Wisconsin Cnalr company -
having car constructed y y 80
On the Milwaukee NoFl"e'h l'ne .oI
y, - I'd . .
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
CLEM|NSON UNDER
MURDER CHARGE

Chicago, July Indictment chare
ing murder was returned by the
grand jury yesterday against Or Hat
dane Cleminson. Experts who analysed
Mrs. Cleminsons' stomach reported to
the jury that death was due to chIorO-
form
When Cleminson was arrested, inn
mediately following his wife's death.
be told the police that she was chloro-
formed by burglars. He afterwards adj
mitted the faIsity Of this statement,
leaving the manner of her death
mystery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
GERMAN POLITICS
IN BAD SITUATION.

Berlin. July 3-The sessions OF
the reichstag. viii be resumed today
after a four days, recess. Meanwhile
the political situation has grown more
complicated. Baelows promise to, re-
sign from the chancellorship has
failed to clear the air, and although
he refused to dissolve the reichsta8
upon the. rejection of the inheritance
tax, it is by no means certain that
dissolution will not occur within
week or two. An unconfirmed report
was circulated on the Bou-se yester-
day that the chancellor intends to dis
solve the house today. This IS nor
considered probable, however.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
FOREIGN.

"a "is;Sh government has de-
c.uru ~ Nead he ~.4.ee. Wexford
and the sloops Algerin and Shear
water to California to participate in
tNe celebration next October OF the
rebuilding OF San Francisco
Robert Betancour-, manager Of the
Camasuey Street railway, an Ameri-
IN concern at Havana, vas shot and
'-.'ia Ok "amaguey BY his brother,
Alfredo. following a business dispute
Alfredo Betancourt was arrested.
Yang Shi Slang, who succeeded
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
ARREST OFFICERS
FOR MANSLAUGHT

Green Bay, Wis, July ga war
rant was issued by Municipal Judge
Nonanan at noon yesterday for the
arrest of 0. E. Bickford and Frank
Boyd Of the Green Bay reformatory,
charging them with mansIaughter fol
lowing the verdict of the corOner's
jury in the case Of the death of John
Smith.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
Little Better Than Year Ago.

New York, July 3.-Total bank
clearings compiled by Bradtsret FOL
the principal cities Of the United
States the rast week were 2,9I2.141.OOG
against 2.4S4.377 900 in the correspond
iug week last year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

Boys firing firecrackers caused a
fire at Wausau resulting in $1,000 loss.
the home of Mrs. R. E. Parcher being
saved only by prompt work. The
bows were Cd the porch shooting fire.
crackers and playing with matches
and lighted caadles. No one was az
home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
DOM STlC

most minute DalIclF9 u 9Ni"
.,aycl h, means of q series OF sIulces.
DOMESTIC.
The supreme court decided that
voting machines cannot be used in
Ohio.
-Four swimmers who sought relief
from the hcas lost their lives IN
Massachusetts, by drowning.
H. Drewieu. registered at a Du-
buoue hotel from South Dakota
hanged himself in his room at Du-
buoue He left no explanation OF the
act
It is not believed that any appeal
will he taken from the decision OF
Justice Bowling, who granted MIS-.
Howard Gould $4,000 year aIlmony.
The four-masted bark Simla, when
became a ship without a country al
fer the British owners abandoned her
at Acapulco. following fire, arrived
in San FanciscO.
Suffering physically and mentally
from the effects of the excessive neat
william Hiskey, aged 81 years, Oh
Oakland, Cal, cohlmlIIeu S"i0'O
hanging.
James +. Mcclure. aged q years, a
nephew of the late Col. Alexander F..
Mcclure. was seized with cramps and
drowned while bathing off the Vent
non beach. Atlanta City, n. J.
campaign of publicity against
the house fly has been begun in New
York An advertising propaganda on
the subject is financed by Edward
Hatch, Jr.. a New York merchant.
The annual sun dance of the Chey-I
enne and Arapahoe Indians is inI
progress in Watonga, Okla. The
dance will last probably until July o.
and people from all over the OhIIeu
States will witness the ceremonies.
Judge WaddlIi at Norlolk' Va sen
fenced Samuel W. smith, 90 years Ola
to five years IN prison tor having III
his possession molds ana uleS lot
making spurious money ms was
9ml'n S mira sentence oS d u77 W az
an Tor counter LeI''ns'
MISS 1Ila 9llE oe'' Z T,'l . oll'' q 81
cI"I ''a"@F d' .eSpoI' It, mp ,.1,s
10 co'''lll' 9"''.u7 oI 2L,oo''''7 nv l:I-
thF'e 'IhIe9 WIN " me "'7
P'"nanIF uIe. MISS '7lIS ". 90 -''C 80
ahch"i\ over me recent Ue''u VI
James Oily u7,' "e' :" se.'i'0''l T. o,,-...
Henry DoIaA' III eIiI"H ana ~, q
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
Public Debt Decreased

Washington, July 1.-The monthly
statement of the public debt, less
cash in the treasury, is s1,O14,861 ,53f,
a decrease for the month of s6,26S,079.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
PEOPLE or PROMINENCE.

Miss Harriette Veronica Read
daughter of Opie Read, the novelist
of Chicago. will wed DR.. Robert Blue,
a young physician of Wichita, Kansas,
next week. Miss Read has devoted
her time to giving readings from her
fathers works.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

The duchess OF Marlborough gave
t.liion Tuesday night, The function
marked the duchess first formal So
cial event since her separation from
the duke. Among the duchess 55
dinner guests were the earl and count
ess of Granard. Lord and Lady Will
loughby, Deeresby, Consuelo, duchess
Of Manchester; duke and duchess of
ROXburghe. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Burns and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney. The duchess wore a stun.
ming new gown composed Of tulle,
With diamond and pearl ornaments.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
MAYOR 5USSE BETTER.
Thoaofr Not Yet Beyond Danger;
Tempsrature 100o

Chicago. July S,-Mayor Busse
showed steady improvement yester-
day, according to the bulletins issued
by the physicians. although a sudden
rise OF temperature last night showed
ne was not completely out of danger
Az 9 o'clock his pulse was 1872; tenn
perature 1902: respiration IS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

Among the recipients of degrees at
the celebration in Cambridge, Eng
land, of the centenary of the birth
Of Charles Darwin. were Oliver w
Holmes, associate justice of the SUI
2reme court of the United States;
Earl Grey, governor general of Can
ada, and George Ellery of California
who was given the degree of doctor
of science
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

1t is said that Julion Story, whose
wife. Emma Eames. the prima donna,
was recently divorced. and Mrs.
Elaine bOhlen will be married in Lon
don. Mrs. Bohlen only recently OBJ
tanned divorce from D. Murray Bob
len. She IS the daughter of Victor
SartOri. formerly American consul at
the brunette type.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

System wiil increase effectiveness
lengthen life and make II worth liy
ing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

Ezra TimRs is so afraid OF being a
bore that be boves everybody.