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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
street Car accident.

Hutchison, Kas., June IA Santa
Fe freight train ran into and demol-
ished a street car today, killing Mrs. j.
S. Paten, Mrs. William Burtch and Mrs.
George Kown. George Kown was pro-
baby fatally injured.
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To Elect a Major.

TT. Madison, June 14.-The members
Of the Fiftieth regiment, I. n. g., will
hold an election next Monday to select
a new major, vice Norris, resigned. The
new candidates are Capt. H. w. Davis,
of this city; Capt. Cherry, of Iowa Ci-
ty, and Colonel Lambert, who is now
sergeant in his home company.
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Jury Fixes the Blame.

ST. Louis, June 14.-The coroner's
jury today returned verdict in the
case of Frederick Bohne who was shot
and killed in a street car riot Sunday,
that Bohne came to his death from a
gunshot wound at the hands of Depu-
ty Sheriff Marsh and that the shooting
was provoked by Harry Strechert.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
Bankers state Convention.

Des Moines, June 14.-The four
teenth annual convention Of the Iowa
State Bankers association was called
to order yesterday morning at 10:
o'clock by the president, Mr.. Charles
H. Martin. of this city. The conven-
tion is being held at the Foster opera
house and is attended bv about 200 peo-
pie, representing banking institutions
all over the state.
Hon. Lafayette Young was intro
duced and gave the address OF welcome.
He said he took pride in welcoming to
the city such an aggregation of repre-
sentative, successful men in the worlds S
affairs and commended them to the
hospitality and good will of the city.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
Collision Results Fatally.

Atlanta, Ca, June IA passenger
and an accommodation train on the
Southern railway collided today ten
miles from Atlanta. Engineer May
field and Flagman Davis were killed
and eight other trainmen injured.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
Bishop WiImar Dead.

Mobile, Ala, June 14.-Right Rev.
Richard Hooker Wilmar, Episcopal
bishop of the diocese of Alabama, is
dead, aged 81.
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smith TO succeed nlcPherson.

Council Bluffs, June 13.-The repub-
lican convention of the Ninth congress
.sional district yesterday nominated
Judge Walter |. Smith, of this city by
exclamation for congress.
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Iowans Leave for chicago.

Des N1oines, June IA number of
the delegates to the Philadelphia con-
vention left for Chicago last night.
Lafe Young, of this city, delegate-at-
large, was yesterday informed that he
had been selected to present the name
of Dolliver to the convention.
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Mrs Gladstone Dead

London, June 14.-Mrs. William 3.
Gladstone, widow of the English states
man, died this afternoon.
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Henburn Renominated

Creston, June 14.-The eighth dis
trict republicans in convention today
renominated Congressman Hepburn.
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SchIcY in Quarantine.

Washington, June 14.-Schley's flag.
ship, the Chicago, is quarantined fol
ten days at Monteyideo.
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Susar AGAIN Adyances.

New York. June 14.-All grades of
refined sugar advanced ten points to-
day.
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Rate /. Reduced.

London, June 14.-The Bank of En-
gland rate of discount was today ~
duced 10 three per cent,
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Duke Nicholas Dead.

Oldenburg, June 13.-The duke Of
iOldenburg, Nicholas Frederick Peter,
is dead, aged 73.
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Vermont Democrats.

Montpelier, VT, June 14.-The demo-
crat state convention here today declar-
ed for Bryan, and the Chicago plat
form as against "the imperial policy of
the administration and the republican
party" The following nominations
were made: Governor, John NJ. Senter;
lieutenant governor, Z. S. Harris; sec
retary of state, II. o. Cummings; state
treasurer, Elisha May; auditor, C. A.
Fitzpatrick; delegates at large, Thom-
as w. Maloney, F. w. McGettrick; Rol-
la S. Childs, George Atkins.
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MISSOURI DEMOCRATS
Hold State Convention at Jefferson City
Today.

Jefferson City, Mo-, June 14.-The
democratic state convention to select
four delegates at large and thirty dis
trict delegates to the national con-
vention met here today. Congressman
Champ Clark, temporary Chairman,
made a plea for money, paid mag
nifcent tribute to the memory of the
late Richard P. Bland and reviewed the
record of the republican adlninistra-
ton explaining the meaning of imper-
ialism. At the conclusion OF the speech
the customary committees were ap-
pointed,
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London, June 14.-Buller cables to
the war office: "Laings Mex, June H.
Lytlleton yesterday received the for.
NAL submission of the town and dis.
trict of Wakkerstroom, which the enc.
my is believed to have completely eva.
cuated.'
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14

Yokohama, June 14.-Japan is about
to send the mixed regiments to China
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The Boer General Evacuates
Strong Position and
Falls Back.
EPAIRING,THERAILWAY
Butler and Roberts Co.operate % HeIp
Each hOther-Casualties Arc slight
Town and District OF
Wakkerstroom subnalt

London, June 14.-Roberts' reporta
to the war office under the date OF
Pretoria, June 13: "Methuen advanced
to Honing spruit yesterday and found
all quiet. Kroonstadt is strongly held.
Methuen returned today to Rhenostel
river, where the railway is being re.
paired. We were engaged all of yes-
terday with Botha's army. The enc
my fought with determination but
evacuated their strong position during
the night, and are retiring eastward.
Buffers force and mine have afforded
each other mutual assistance. un-
derstand our casualties are moderate.'s
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Hong Kong, June 14.-Four COM
panies of the Hong Kong regiment,
the mountain battery, the field bat
terry the Asiatic artillery with bat
terry Of two five inch guns start for
lien Tsin tonight.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14

London, June 14.-It is learned in of
fetal quarters that the commander of
the International forces has been in
structed to inflict sharp lesson to the
government at Peking in the event of
any resistance and not to brook any
delay in the reopening of the gates OF
Peking if he finds them closed.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14

Tien Tsin, June 14.-It is expected
that Admiral Seymour has made Lang
Fang a secondary base and that he will
advance the remaining forty miles as
rapidly as possible. 1t is reported that
Prince Tuan, the new head of the Chi
nese foreign office, and General Slang
have resigned. Three more Russian
warships have arrived at Taku.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
THE COST OF 1T.

Most E1pensive Congress In the Nations
History.
Washington, June 7-Representa tive
Livingston of Georgia. the ranking min
ority member of the house committee on
appropriations, says:
notwithstanding the enormous ap.
preparation for 1900 on account of the
Spanish-Cuban war, the army and navy
appropriations for this session are $780,
ooo, 900 in excess of those for the last
session. In every department of the
government, beginning with the agri.
cultural and ending with the permanent
appropriations, we have increased at this
session the amounts authorized at the
last session. And when to the aggre.
gate we add the amounts that should
have been appropriated at this session.
but which have been deferred for no
good reason, amounts which must be ap
propriated at the second session of this
congress, we would have grand total
of s87473o,476 for this session alone"
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
Governor AdQ1|S
PeDCe h0ke|
CREDENTIALS FAVOR THOMAS.
But Convention Takes Matter Into its own
Hands.

But Convention Takes Matter Into its own
| Hands.
Denver, June 8-Py vote of 80 to ~
the credentials committee decided to
seat the Thomas-Speer delegation. The
large counties of the state, without ex-
ception, voted for the Maloney side, but
the governor had evidently worked his
graft on the San Juan. Western Slope
and "Rainbelt" counties and they were
for him to a man, The total vote of the
counties which voted for him by their
m mber of the credentials committee is
3o2 against 4o1 delegates for Maloney,
1t was foregone conclusion, Of course,
that such a result would precipitate a
bitter tight in the convention and it be-
gan early after reassembling this morn
ing.
The convention met at Io:45 and the
majority and minority reports from the
credentials committee were placed be
fore it. Both were hissed and cheered
Governor Adams was recognized and
invited to the stage. He advocated the
seating of both delegations in a speech
counsellng harmony. Pending discus.
sion of this motion the convention ad-
journed at 1245 until p. m. having
adopted rule for further debate. By
this agreement representative of Thom-
as is to be given half an hour, the same
to representative of Maloney. and then
reasonable time for discussion is to be
given two outside delegates represent
ing each side. Others will not be per.
mitted to speak and vote must follow the
debate.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
FINE GLASS.

Graduated from tho state Preparatory
school To-day.
Most interesting exercises we're held
at the Presbyterian church today when
Head Master Callahan and the teachers
Of the State Preparatory school sent
large class on their way rejoicing. The
class o,atlons were able efforts and we'll
delivered and the essays, valedictory
and prophecy were up to the usual high
standard OF the school. The Philhar'
monic club was once more the recipient
of high pr use for the excellence of the
instrumental seectio rendered.
The program and class membership
follow:
Music-Ideal Overture Daniels
Prayer
Rev. ]. E. Pickett.
Greek Salutatory With Essay
Up Flag staff
Mare Louise Wangeln.
Oration-A Nations Benefactor
William F. J. Morgridge.
Music-Fantasia lsenmann
Essay-The Woman on the Frontier
May Evelyn Stephens.
o Oratlon-Colorado in the Civil War
Luzerne Dwyer Fowler.
Class History
Jessie N. Pickett.
Music-Mazurka Herbert
Glass oration-Our Attitude
Neil Backus Mckenzie.
Class Prophecy
Sylvia Una Berkley.
Essay with Valedictory-
Heroism in Women
Louise Van Deren.
Music-Dance Characteristic Daibey
Presentation of Certificates
President Baker.
Benediction
CLASSICAL.
Sylvia Una Berkley, Ralph Alonzo
Coan, Luzerne Dwyer Fowler, Carbon
Gillaspie, Ida Jane Hooking, Neil Backus
Mckenzie, William Francis John Morg-
ridge, Jessie Nan Pickett, May Evelyn
Stevens, Louise Van Deren, Marie Louise
Wangelin, Annie Louise Wise.
SCIENTIFIC,
QIda Mary Boigegrain. James Alexan
lox p~oun William Harrison Bullock
Fred Brown Carbis. Jose Celso Espinosa,
Oscar Arthur Flick, Estella Catherine
Hendren, Daisy Roberts. Frank Winton
Smith.
LATIN SCIENTIFIC.
Mary Alein Border, Ruby Lillian Croft,
Philip Davis, Grace Allen Harrington,
Carrie Julia Montgomery, Leo Philip
Nelson.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
Terrible B01e
Hundreds S|0l|
SITUATION is GRAVE.
Clash Between Boxers and Troops an
Many of Latter Slain.

Clash Between Boxers and Troops and
Many of Latter Slain.
Tien Tsin, June 8-The Chinese re
fuse to permit the British marines to en-
train for Pekin. 1t is reported that 1900
boxers surrounded 1900 Chinese troops
near Tong Tsun yesterday and that 500
troops were killed. The situation at Tao
Ting Flu is critical.
Washington, June 8-Admiral Kemp
cables today from Tao Ku: "A battle
occurred yesterday between the Chinese
and troops near rien Tsin. A large mum
Der of boxers are expected to reach Tien
Tsin tomorrow"
Minister Conger cables that the stua.
ton has not improved and asks for in
structions as to whether he shall coop.
crate with other powers.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
GRAND VIEW SOLD.

Iowa Parties Purchase This Well Known
Sunshine Mine.
LII. Clemmer of Cincinnati, O., has
sold to the Great Western Exploration
and Reduction company, of which J. N.
Williams is resident agent, the Grand
View mine, one of the Oldest producers
of the Sunshine district. The consider.
alton expressed in the deed filed today
was 100000. Mr. w. R. Chittenden of
Red Oak, Iowa, stockholder in Mr.
Williams company is in the city. The
purchasers are mostly Iowa men.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
KILLING IN ST. LOUIS.

Accomplished by Bullets Fired from Noise.
less Guns,
St. Louis, June Sit is feared that
nothing but calling out the militia will
quell disorder here, though the $50
motormer from Philadelphia arrived
without demonstration today. The shoot
ing of three policemen last night was
done by noiseless guns. This feature
adds to the alarm in police circles as
none feel safe. Governor Stephens will
arrive tonight to discuss the calling out
OF troops with citizens.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
k|uge| P|Q||y
10 ESC0pe
WILL KRUGER SkIP2

Reported That Cruiser Awaits Him OF
LoreBzo Marquex.
Lorenzo Marquez, June 8-President
Kruger vas expected here last night and
Dutch cruiser was in the harbor in
readiness for him. A launch lay near
the wharf all night and will remain there
tonight.
Hammonia. June 8-President Steyn
is reported at Bethlehem with strong
body guard, all desperate men resolved
to fight to the last.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
Teller on the Outlook.

Chicago, June 8-Senator Teller said
today that 5000 troops should be sent to
China to protect American interests. He
said he considered Colonel Bryan's
chances brighter than were Cleveland's S
in 1902 " hen he beat Harrison.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
Says its all Over.

Chicago, June 8-General Otis passed
through this city for Rochester, N. Y,
today. Thence he goes to Washington.
He reiterated his declaration that the
war is over, but said we would require a
large number of troops there for long
time to keep rebels in subjection.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
Attention. II Co

All members of Co. H U. S. V. are re-
quested to meet at the armory club room
at o'clock sharp tonight to take action
upon the death of our late comrade,
Guy Hooper.
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
Will Lampshire Hurt.

News was brought to Boulder early
this morning of an accident in the Mel
vina m ne at SaIina in which Will Lamp.
shire, son ln.law of H. c. Thompson, was
severely, though not necessarily serious
" injured. Internal injuries are feared
as he spit blood after a rock weighing
several hundred pounds had been lifted
from his person. Particulars are lacking.
Steam carpet cleaning, 2o4l Goss
street, Millay Bros. proprietors. Carpets
taken up, cleaned and laid. Prices reas'
enable. Good work guaranteed. We
have no agent or solicitor out. 5 IS Imo
Daily camera., 1900-06-08
Another Duke Dead. i.

London, June 8-Henry Wellesley,
third Duke OF Wellington, died today,
aped a.
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mesiiee &onturer. ,notil bet / fin
ipoliaRe Niilutuius antoe Gorm Of
er Stbulefoo, bois 6el LIB uo fab
Stranb, meoens Toben bonnebe ct
bettet. nBsent 9bilanb. Oberf oeo
9elen laa ct meaet fort Babebus /
tpaorotilf sSocon % tort Nffano
berfra ct Baoebotel 5orm fom ct
H, bpgeet / Ere Q @taaer os meo
runblpbenbe Nltaner.
Set fremmebe 9ano laa iaa Hart
belpt meo ioa liarpe oa fire 2inier
% &onturer, at mon baube Snotrpt>
let Of / seittert at bape tunnel tienoe
5olt berouer. ON ber bauoe ferbebes
nosen. % iamtiois iaaes bet boaueb
ltg9enoe 6elaenes uforanbret 1om
bet pleier. sanife upaauirtet at ben
npe Nobo. bet baube taaet.
&loffen mellem 8 oQ 4 laebe ber
fig fom en- StD ouer bet fremmebe
2anb. og oa Stpen bepebe fig, tog
ben 2onbet meb Zig, buorefter Nars
buStuaten after [i9nebe fig ielu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-07-12
1pr Marro.

Zen Abe Suli bleu ioar iom e0era
en- Sorsens itebetfor en- @lebena
Dog for manses penfommenbe. 9nn'
breber af NenneRer bleu ibie!ifubt
eqer lemlefebe bells ueb e, en- % bela
peb anbres uforfiatiabeo 5orbin'
BELLE meb be altib paa ben 9aa uunb'
bertiae Fire Crackers.
Derbos inotrof flere aubre Qlpfter.
@od.ebes blep imellem 30 % 40
Menneier brebte os ct bobbelt iao
fort Nntal ioorebe ueb en- Spors
poonsulbtte / Tacoma, @aib. @u
@oenfulb Of @rcuriionifer tom ino
til Bpen fra Gorfeberne os figrte
ubouer Sporet / en- Harp &uroe og
tige neb en- &lBft 100 Sob nebenun'
oer. gosueu os @latformen uar
olpeles patfulo af 5olf. Set beoer.
at Motprmonben bar Stplb l1lptten.
Blnnbt 1e bpbe er fDlgenbe, ber
antogelia er @fanoinaues: &i@aro
See, Dts 2arlon, Ole @auleen.
@iuiam 9}iel]on, @iebenbera.
5amne Sag blep Iefs Wennelfer
orebte, 10 TOM meaet tilIabe. os 40
andre bleo minore faareoe ueo en-
nlptfe / 8arfersbure. &ireiuia, buor
ct 5ragttren LIB tnb en- Oliebebol>
ber og latte Slo paa ben, faa ben
efSplooerete.