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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08
OTTER CREEK LOCAL ITEMS

Louie Witt was transacting business
in Schleswig Tuesday.
Anderson boys are busy Smelling corn
for Smith Bros. this week.
Mary rhams visited Denison friends
and relatives recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Heesh were on
the streets of Schleswig Monday. They
say it is quite town.
Louie Witt and his sisters, Tina and
Amanda, attended the Thanksgiving
dance at Denison. They report fine
time.
Amanda Hollander was at home
over Sunday returning to Denison in
time for school Monday.
Asmus Hollander from Ida was q
visitor in our vicinity Sunday.
Justina Peterson is staying with her
aunt, Mrs. Jessen, this week.
VIM. Hinsch from Holstein is in the
vicinity visiting friends. His friends
were glad to meet him.
E. w. Bartholomew from Astor is
teaching il District No and IS board
ing with Fritz Witt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08
MANILA PUNCHES.

Skating has been fine the last few
days
Chas. Medley returned Friday from
Shsldahl, Iowa, where he has been con.
Quoting general store for j. NJ. Chap.
man.
7. Brown is on the sick list.
G. A. Saunders is building new
barn
Revival meetings still continue at
Pleasant Hill.
Those persons who are asking where
bachelors shall go for "Thanksglying'
might PROFOUND harder question and
seek to learn what they have TO be
thankful for anyway.
Frank Weed of Sioux City was in
Manila Friday.
f. s. Pease was an Omaha visitor
Tuesday.
The band expects to give concert in
the near future.
b. +. Neff Of Omaha sundayed at
Manila.
Adora Anterior spent the Thanks
giving holidays at her home in Man
ming,
Cicero Morgan is home on a visit.
Frank Wood was called into head
quarters at Dubuque again Saturday
for second trial for examination for
fireman with the same result as before
Saunders Bros. are laying In quite q
large holiday stock.
Rev. D. A. Allen delivered a mos
f0rcible and eloquent temperance ser
mon from the M. E. pulpit last Sunday
Young mems meeting at the Presby
terian church last Sunday was quit
we'll attended. Let every one turn on
to these meetings and extend an arm
Of help and encouragement to tn
Christian young men of our city.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08

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impair the constitution of the maiden.
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weaknesses and Irregularities peculiar to
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08
R0seBuDs

Budding wo-
n1anhood! What
glorious possible
tiles! What half
hidden dangers !!
What a time for
tender sympathy!
At puberty nature
generally makes
some attempt to
establish physical
reo,11arities. but
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08
CHAR TER OAK CHATS

j. F. Shumaker MAS down from Sioux
City again Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Messenbrink visited
Thursday with Mrs. Bray at Ute.
D. Holmes returned from Clinton
where he has been during the summer,
Wednesday.
r. Brazeil and son, Roy, returned to
their home at Sioux City Thursday.
Mrs. Harm was down from Ute be-
tween trains Thursday.
Mrs Wood and twin babies of Ken
wood are visiting her sister, Mrs. l..
Romans.
j. Bolieu and P. ID. Mcmahon have
purchased the clothing store of Go.
Schelm and took possession Wednes-
day.
VIM. Servoss of Denison Is guest of
friends near the Oak.
Harry Bates of Harlan was an Oak
callar Wednesday.
L. A. Harris OF Idaho Falls arrived
on Thursday afternoon and was warm
ly welcomed by his many friends.
Chas. Brown and two children who
have been visiting his parents since
Thanksgiving, have returned to their
home in Sioux City.
j Wirth is quite sick this week at
the nome of his daughter, Mrs. Riedi-
sci.
VIM. Pfthan of West Side is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl
Pithan, this week
Owing to the revival meetings on
Tuesday afternoon The Tuesday Club
will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
E E. Springer.
Arrangements have been made for a
Christmas tree and exercises at the M.
3 church Christmas night.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-12-08
Mrs. F. e. NeWberry,
Coldwater, nichigan.
MEXICO.

On Tuesday, January %. special
vestibuled train of Pullman Palace cars
compartment, drawing room, library,
observation and dining cars will start
from Chicago going to the city of Mexi-
co and to the other prominent cities of
the Republic and back to Chicago again
without change, making THE TOUR OF
ALL MEXICO complete. The party will
be strictly limited and absolutely first
clasR
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The morning news., 1899-12-22
wedding AZ Gnx-ton.

Guyton, Ga, Dec. 2l.-The happiest
event of the season was the marriage Of
two of Guyton's most popular young peo-
pie. Dr. Charles A. Greer and Miss La
leah Sitnin0ns. The marriage took place
at the Methodist Church at 1880 O'Clock
this evening, and was Witnessed by a large
assembly Of re.aiivcs and friends Rev.
o. II. Cook performed The ceremony The
church was beautifully decorated with
flowers. and here were three arches span
mig the center aisle. covered with white
and green. Or. W. S. Simmons, uncle of
the bride, and Messrs. Willie Clark and
D. G. Heidt. Jr.. were the ushers. After
the ceremony a reception was held at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Shearouse
grandparents Of he bride, with whom
she has lived for several years. The bride
Is the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. -immons. and Is a young woman Of
many accomplishments. The groom Is
promising physician, and has had some
experience In his chosen profession. The
happy couple left on the 10 oelock train
tonight for Oglethorpe, Ga, which will
be their future home
The morning news., 1899-12-22
MANY CALLED ON PRESIDENT.
Preparations for Christmas Holidays
at White House.

Washington, Dec. 21.-AIany senators and
representatives called on the President to-
day to pay their respects and extend their
Christmas greetings before leaving for
their homes to spend the holiday season.
Among them was Representative Richard
son, the Democratic leader of the House,
and Representative Stallngs of Alabama.
The President was very cordial in re-
sponse to these evidences of good will. He
appears to be enjoying exceptionally good
health.
No extensive preparations are being
made for the Christmas celebration at the
executive mansion this year, owing to the
state of Mrs. McKinleys health, and the
day, probably, will be a very quiet one.
Miss Grace Mckinley and Miss Sarah
Duncan, nieces of the President, will be
guests at the White House during the hol-
idays. Abner Mckinley and his wife will
be there also. Many boxes have already
reached the White House, containing gifts
for the President and Mrs. Mckinley, and
a considerable number of presents are al
ready on their way to their destination
from the White House.
Most of Mrs. McKinley's gifts are ex-
quisite products of her own handiwork.
Last year Mrs. Mckinley went TO New
York before the holidays and purchased
many little things for the servants and
White House attaches, but this year her
illness prevented her from making the
trip.
The morning news., 1899-12-22

Hanna Says WOOdruR Will Not Do
For Vice President.

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Hanna
does not take at all kindly to Mr.. Platts
suggestion that Lieut.. Gov Woodruff of
New York, be selected as McKinleys run
ming mate in 1900.
This is not the first time that the Sem
ator from Ohio and the Senator from New
York, have been known to disagree. In
deed, although there is an outward ap-
pearance of friendliness. these two
worthless have a little way of disagreeing
Hanna has not a very high opinion of
some OF the men that the New York ma
chlne have taken up and one of these is
Woodruff, the statesman whose claim to
1ame rests on the variety of the waist
coats he sports at Albany.
FIatt on the other hand. cannot free,
himself of the resentment he feels when-
ever suggestion involving a New York
man comes from the outside. He did not
like the appointment of Root to the cab
met although he had no good grounds 10
base opposition, and he had therefore to
acqulesce. But when it came to him that
Hanna had been flirting with Root as a
possible vice presidential nominee. he
Jumped to the front with his man Wood
ruff
Now, Hanna has sent him word
,it ,nat woodruff is an impossi-
billy and he might lust as
Wen tell The young man that Albany is
MS limit. He says he does not propose 10
nave the Republican ticket made tha
Iaughlng stock of the country. He does
not insist upon Root, but he does put his
loot down squarely on The Woodruff sug-
gestion. incidentally he adds that there
are other states in the Union than New
York, and that rather than have row
over the vice presidency some other state
Will be called on to furnish the candid ate.
Flatt and his lieutenants have said
Woodruff or nothing. The easy boss saws
he is not hard to please so Dong as his
enemies let him have his own way, but he
does not propose to have Ohio come in
aud dictate whom New York shall present
for office. The prospect of a good-sized
row over the second place on the Republi-
good
The morning news., 1899-12-22
ATLANTA BAR INVESTIGATION.
Sessions of the Committee Held be-
hind Closed Doors


Atlanta. Dec. Ala committee appointed
by the Atlanta Bar Association 10 investf-
gate the charges against Attorneys 8. C.
Tapp and Lee j. Langley are coming In
for good share of adverse criticism to-
day, because of the star-chamber session
being held by IT,
Messrs Fulton Colville Preston Ark
wright and Hooper Alexander compose the
committee.
The morning session was consumed by
Mr.. Austin Of Shook a. Austin, who placed
his charge before the committee in legal
shape. The hearing is being conducted be-
hind closed doors and there is no cross
examination of witnesses provided for.
Siessrs. Langley and Tapp were not pres
ent TO hear Mr. Austin testify and he win
not have the opportunity OF hearing the
evidence of the attorneys,
AT to-day's session Mr.. Austin is said 10
have taken up in detail the charges he
made in the open letter 20 the bar asso-
citation. While all who are connected with
The case decline 70 discuss II, il Is said thar
in support of his contentious Mr.. Austin
has furnished the committee with a num-
Der of letters, kilograms and receipts.
AT $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon, the com
mittee heard the testimony OF one witness
OF Mr.. Tapp. IL Is not lie plan 70 have
afternoon sessions, but an exception was
made this afternoon in order that M
Tapps witness might leave the city. At
10 O'Clock tomorrow moruing The sti
mony OF Mr.. Austin viii be resuu1 d ana
may occupy the Whole Of to-morr5w's se,-
sion.
The morning news., 1899-12-22

Just vacated. These men absolutely raked
the plateau, and II was then that the men
were ordered to take cover on The steep
reverse Of the kopje As soon as the ene-
my realized this move, the men on the
western hill teemed on to the summit, and
opened upon our men as they lay on the
s.ope. They were absolutely hemmed in,
and what had commenced as a sklrmish
seemed about 10 become a hatchery. The
grim order was passed around-"Faugla-
Ballaghs, fix your bayonets and die like
menw There was the clatter of steel,
the moment of suspense, and then the
Cease fret sounded Again and again
1t sounded, but the Irish Fusilleers were
toath 70 accept the call and continued fir-
ing many minutes. Then it was uncon-
dtional surrender. and The men laid down
their arms"
The morning news., 1899-12-22
PARDON FOR G. n. HARRIS.
Pardon Board and Governor Yielded
to Mothers Entreaties.

Atlanta, Dec. 21.-Gov. Gambler and the
Prison Commission yielded to-day to the
fearful entreaties of Mrs. Ella Harris,
who came from her home in Colquitt coun-
y, to Atlanta, bent upon having her young
son, G. R. Harris, released from the peni-
tentary. The Prison Commission recon-
mended that her request be granted, and
the Governor issued the pardon this after
noon.
Two years ago her husband killed Henry
Neesmith in Colquitt county. At the time
Of the killing the boy was in a buggy
with his father on a public road. The
lalher was convicted of murder and COM
mtted suicide in Jail before the day of
his execution arrived
The son was not shown to have had any
connection with the crime, but he paid
tne penalty of being present on the occa-
sion. He spent nearly a year in jail, and
at the trial which then occurred, he was
Iound guilty of involuntary manslaughter,
ahd sentenced to one year in the peni-
ehuary. He has served all but seven
months of his sentence, and the mother
on whom the avenging hand of the law
uas fallen most heavily. has spared no
mort IN endeavoring TO obtain his release.
9he secured the Endorsement of the Judge
am" the jury VINO tried her son, the grand
Jury that found the indictment, and six
"Wlured petitioners from her county.
The morning news., 1899-12-22
MILITARY COMMISSIONS.
Ohcers Ordered to Appear Before
Examining boards.

Atlanta, Dec. A.-Acting Adjutant Cen
elai Byrd issued the following commission
'his afternoon: II. II. Raymond Of Bruins
WICK to be lieutenant, junior grade. and
paymaster of the naval battalion. Georgia
'oiunteers, Brunswick, and DR.. j. G. VIII.
hns' first lieuteant, surgeon of the At
anta Artillery.
me following officers were ordered to
eeport before the examination board at
ga savannah, Lieut.. Col. Jordan F. Brooks
pesldent; Wright Hunter, first Ieuten-
guy ana w. S. Prltchard, second lieuten-
Snt a. Company d, First Georgia Regiment
nnah. Ga, and Thomas H. Minor
r1ap,tain of the Barlow Guards. Carters-
be bnie Ca, Company F, Fifth Regiment
core the examination board at Atlanta
cgpt' Hunter Course, president. This last
many was inspected last night and ad-
'Nl''d INTO the service to-day. Capt. Mil
~ J, the son OF Judge II. w. Minor. and
n, Heu'eant in the First Georgia Regl-
'"'"I stationed In Cuba.
The morning news., 1899-12-22
SERVICE ron SOLDIERS HOME.
An Offering Sent to Veterans by Mrs.
Jefferson Davis.

Jefferson Davis.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 2l.--Gov. Tyler to-
day received the following from Mrs JEFF
ferson Davis:
THE Girard. West Forty-fourth street.
New York. To the Governor of Virginia.
Dear Sir: 1 send to-day a communion
service, with the linen proper for its use,
and beg you to present it TO the veterans
of the Home in the name of a few Con-
federates who honor their steadfast valor
the proud memory of which time cannot
efface.
I'VE had hoped to offer 1t on the birth
day anniversary of Gen. Harry Heth but
failing to receive IL in time, we make II
a Christmas Offering 10 the veterans and
ask Gods blessing upon each and every
one of them.
Believe me, honored sir
Very respectfully and cordially yours,
'Varina Jefferson Davis.
Dec. 49, 1890"
The morning news., 1899-12-22
ATLANTA'S POsTOFFICE.
Good Financial Showing Made for
the Fiscal Year.

Atlanta, Dec. H.-Postmaster Smythe's
report, just completed for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1899, shows that the gross
receipts from postage stamps, box rents
and miscellaneous sources in the Atlanta
postoffie, We're s290,0S9.SS. and with office
expenses amounting TO $95,S29.41, leaves a
net revenue of 1894, ,26O47. The total num-
Der of money orders issued was 33,545
amounting to $270,565S2. The total num-
Der of money orders paid was 1928
amounting TO $1047. .O6O1S. The total tran
sactions in the money order Office shows
that there were 2O5 ,9OS orders handled,
amounting to $1,317,626.
The morning news., 1899-12-22
WILL NOT RETARD THE LINE.
Chattanooga, Augusta and Charles
ton 10 BE Pushed.

Charleston, S. c., Dec. A.-An official OF
the Seaboard Air Line System. who was
in this city to-day, declared that the fail
ure Of the Produce Exchange Trust Com
pany would in no wise retard the building
Of the Chattanooga, Augusta and Charles
ton road lie says that he has obtained
rights of way for eighty-seven miles Of the
distance between here and Augusta. an1
that he and other agents Of the Seab-ard
Air Line syndicate are daily receiving dis
patches from headquarters directing them
10 push forward as early as possible with
work on the new line.
The morning news., 1899-12-22
ATLANTA'S HOLIDAY RACES.
Rivalry Among Owners of Fast
Horses in That City.

Atlanta. Dec. A.-A special feature of
the races next week will be a gentleman's
road race on the Piedmont track. There
is a number of fast roadsters in Atlanta
and a great rivalry exists among the own
ers as to which is the swiftest horse. Col.
Sharpe, manager of the coming race
meet, has consented TO put in the feature
for Saturday Dec 30 The regular races
begin Christmas day. The programme
will include five events, as follows: Trot
ting race, 2:19 class, best three in five;
pacing race, 2:20 class, best three in five;
running race, half mile and repeat one
mile and repeat; mile and a quarter dash.
The morning news., 1899-12-22

Chicago, Dec. 2.-Af a meeting heid BY
representatives Of the transcontinenial
lines here to-day, a committee composed
Of representatives, Of Southern Pacific
Santa PC. Burlington, Northwestern
Rock Island st. Plui, Canadian Pacific.
Great Western and Great Northern was
appointed 20 meet with representative Of
tho New England lines Jan. T. IN Bos on
10 try 10 reach On agreement on Pacific
coast business on which rates are now
very much demorailzcl because Of rate
cutting.
The morning news., 1899-12-22
SOUTH CAROLINA's MILLS.
CeDital In Cotton Manufacturing In
creased by S0,07D.00o.

Columbia. S. c., Dec 2i.-Oficial figures
In the annual report Of tho secre ary OF
state show that during the present year
twenty-six cotton mills were Chartered
ana commissioned IN this state with a cap
itai stock OF S5.G0000
This total Is further increased 10 s9.o79.-
900 by he aggregate capital stock II six
teen mills which have incrcarcd their
capital
~ addition there are cotton seed Oh
mills, Hour mills, etc. put inio 0pelai ion.
oi which statifiiee have not yet fcsn conl-
piled. This record - remarkable,
The morning news., 1899-12-22
MONUMENT TO GEN n. e. LEE.
North Carolina Association Has
Taken the Matter Up.

washington, Dec. 21.-The North Caro-
lima Association has inaugurated a move
ment looking to the erection of monu-
ment to the memory of the late Gen. Rob
ert Z. Lee. The association will give
ball and banquet in this city on Jan. II
for the purpose of raising funds for the
monument. The North Carolina Associa-
tion has taken the matter up out of com
pliment to Mrs Vance, widow of Senator
Vance who is president of the Lee Mon
uuent Association.
The morning news., 1899-12-22

Livorpol, Dec. 22.-The following are the
weekly cotton statistics. Total sales OF an
kinds. G0.O00: total sales. American, $500.
English spinners' takings, 5000. Total OK
ports. 5000; import OF ali kinds, 5000: i'm
port. American. 6i.0o0 Stock Of oil kinds.
10S.O0; stock American, 6i5,000. Quantity
anoai. ali kinds, lageo) quantity anoat.
American. i65O0. Total sales on specnla-
ton, 80. Total sales 70 exporters, 2.oO0.
The morning news., 1899-12-22

Secretary of Treasury Makes PrOvi-
sion for S15 100000.

Washington, Dec. 21-Up to noon to-day
the Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
proved applications from national banks
for deposit of public funds under his re-
cent offer 10 the amount of about $l5,000,-
OOO So far no applications have been con-
sidered from banks which do not own or
control the bonds which they propose to
deposit as security.
The morning news., 1899-12-22
BRAKES on FREIGHT CARS.
Period for Putting Them on Extend
ed 90 Aug. 4, 1900.

Washington. Dec. 2l.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has extended 20
Aug. /. 1900. the period within which COM
mon carriers must comply with the re-
ouirements Of the safety appliance law in
nsina brakes on freight cars.
The morning news., 1899-12-22
WANT TO GET RID OF MoRMoxs.
South Carolina Community Where
They Have FIOurished.

ers, two at a time, seven years ago, began
to visit the great swamp section OF Hamp-
ton county. near the sea coast of this
state, and made many converts among the
Baptist backwoodsmen near Ridgeland.
They now have 50 large a following that
they have established a church, at which
eight Mormon elders were at work sey-
era weeks ago.
The delegation to the state Legislature
has been asked by the orthodox people of
Hampton county, to work for a law to ex-
tirpate the elders, and say that prompt
legislation may. save them from having
the mob violence that some sister states
have lately mad in trying to rid them
selves Of these disgraceful parasites"
The morning news., 1899-12-22
state Department Asks Facts.

washington. Dec. a.-The department. OF
state has called upon United States Min.
fstcr Hunter for a report of the fac In
the case of Two Americans. Imb,den end
Coldo. WHO were killed by a native la Sal
Pedro Honduras, recently
The morning news., 1899-12-22
Negro Womnn FntnIIy Cut.

,.l1oon Ga, Dec. 2i-Poily Collins. a
ir .p woman was fatally cut by her cous-
,i negro whose name could not be learn
,' '1ih afternoon al O'Clock. The on'v
f,. assigned for the deed s. that tho
u was drunk. The woman g. exp cted
~ al any moment The man cgc1rei
a.. 1e swamp with q double barrel shot.
tNh'
The morning news., 1899-12-22
REPOL.INE

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AN ATTENTIVE HUSBAND.
If Good Wife Is Above Rubes, a LOVING
Husband Is More To Be Priced
Than Silver or Cold

1t is not only the woman who can be
kind to the family invalid, but the man
as WELL. While there are men who
avoid the sick chamber as though con-
tagion lurked therein, there are others
who delight to minister to the needs of
the ailing one.
Such man is the President of the
United States, whose attendance upon
the sick bed of his wife has long been
known as a beautiful act. Mrs. Nc
Kinley was an invalid for nearly ten
years, unable to walk at all. And, dur
ing that time, the President left his
desk daily for many times a day to
sit by her bedside and cheer her.
William G. Whitney, ex-Secretary of
the Navy, is another attentive hus-
band. A year ago Mrs. Whitney was
injured while hunting at Aiken, North
Carolina, and for months was para
lyzed. She is now a great invalid, not
yet being able to stand. During the
last twelvemonth Mr.. Whitney has at
tended her faithfully. One of his pret-
ty acts has been the building of race
track upon his grounds outside her
window. Here she can lie and look out
at her favorite sport. Mr.. Whitney
reads to his wife every day and tells
her all the incidents of the day.
Another man who is very good to
his wife is old John Sherman, who, an
iHf1iiu HlHiSeiI lIOIIi oiu age, Is one Oh
the most devoted of lovers. Mrs.
Sherman has been an invalid ever since
her stroke of paralysis in the Spring,
but in all those tiresome months the
eX-Secretary has been cheerful and
thoughtful. He prepares her food with
his own hands, arranging a plate to
tempt the invald's appetite.
1t is said that the late William E.
Gladstone was not fond of a sick room,
and his wife knowing it. kept her i'll :
nesses from him as much as. possible
Bismarck, on the other hand, loved
to coddle his wife, and actually rejoiced
lin a tender way when he could show
his devotion to her. He sent her the
most delicate Spring blossoms and
wrote: Il can imagine how these will
cure your aches"