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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-24
M antinsbure

Martinsburg, Oct. 24.-Thomas Up
degraff is still very ill.
Mrs. Geo. Eyestone and Mrs. Pa
tience Benin drove across the country
Sunday to Sigourney and visited
friends at that place.
Mrs. Will Kimbell and Mrs. Miles
Bacon went to Ottumwa today.
Theodore Eyestone, wife and daugh-
ter Bessie drove over to Ottumwa Sat
urday.
John Norton, of Trenton, Mo-, is
calling on old friends and relatives at
and around Martinsburg. Johns health
is improving since breathing the pure
air of old Iowa.
Mrs. Milt Sanders went to Ottumwa
Tuesday.
Quite number of the citizens at
tended the prohibition speaking at
Hedrick Monday evening, McCamp-
bell being the speaker.
Mrs. Lilly Wagner, of Sigourney.
came over Tuesday morning to visit
with Mr.. Updegraff.
Quite a number of farmers are crib
bling corn. They report from thirty to
forty bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Morrow, Lulu
and Roscoe Pollock went to Ottumwa
Friday.
Geo. Moran is repairing his house
Just purchased before moving into it,
An1ador.
Amador, Oct. 24.--Mr. and Mrs. John
CAESAR are the proud parents of a
baby girl.
A number of people from this place
attended the convention at Union
Chapel Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lawhead were
in Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Flora Shields is attending
| school in Des Moines.
Miss Liddie Carey is a guest at w.
L. Carey's this week.
| Mrs. Will Ralston was pleasant
caller at the Myers home Thursday
John Clearinghouse and family ex-
pect to leave next week for Seattle.
Washington, to make that place theil
future home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Clearinghouse
will entertain large party of friends
at their home near Amador on Tues
day evening, October 21.
The speaking at Wellman school
| mousse SATURDAY ulSuI WdS QullS WEI
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Day of Ottumwa
visited Sunday at the ]. A. Day home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larue and
daughter Maude of Ottumwa are
guests at the Wilkinson home on
North Hill street.
Briscoe Beamer of Hazel Dell spen
q night last week with Ira Haning.
Miss Laura Schwartz is spending I;
few days with her sister, Mrs. Mollie
Mcfarland of near Ormanville.
Mrs. Life Haning visited Sunda!
with her sister, Mrs. Fannie Haning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Day pleasantly
entertained a few friends Saturday
!, evening at their home west of town.
, A Wilkinson and son Lee anC
| daughter Edith, were in Ottumw;
Saturday.
Several pupils have been absen
from school the past week on accoun
| Iof sickness.
Clara and Achsa Day ATTENDED
church at Pleasant Home Sunday ev
ening.
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Cedar.

Cedar, Oct. 23.-Charles Lee and
family of Oskaloosa spent Sunday
with Cedar friends.
Mat Slemmons and Mrs. Gil WEIGH
have gone to Iowa City to attend their
brothers funeral.
Mrs. E. Lyons visited in Oskaloosa
Thursday and Friday.
J. S. Garrett attended the lumber
mems meeting at Peoria, ILL.,, last
week.
The funeral of Miss Alice Anderson
who died at Denver, Colorado was held
at White Oak Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Garrett visited
with friends at New Sharon Sunday.
Mrs. Shearer is visiting at the pa
rental Baxter home at Mt. Pleasant.
Charles Fox and family have return.
ed from two months trip in the west
visiting relatives in Montana and Wy.
oming.
Mrs. S. E. Carrot and Minnie and
Mrs. Orein Carrot are visiting with
Chas. Carrot near Humeston.
Prof. Solomon of Oskaloosa has a
singing class of forty-one scholars and
four family tickets.
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Avery.

Avery Oct. 23.-Rev Taylor is still
holding revival meetings at Haden
Chapel He reports number of con-
versions.
Mrs. Stewart is quite seriously ill at
her home east of Avery. DR.. Powell
of Abba is attending her.
]. w. Richter and wife We're Abba
visitors Sunday afternoon.
J. w. Huston and wife and w. 5.
Appleman and wife attended church
at Haden Chapel Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel Crabill was an Ottumwa
visitor Monday.
Hiram Graham has returned after a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Robinson and children of Abba
We're over-Sunday visitors at the paren'
tar C. B. Skeels home.
Mrs. Henry Bilterman was Moray
ia visitor last week.
Frank Robly Of Centerville was the
guest of friends near Chisholm Sun
| day.
Mrs. Ellen Morgan is quite i'll.
Mrs. May Appleman and daughter
Maude, and Mrs. Edythe Evans were
visitors at the Harry Smith home il
Abba Friday.
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Milton.

Milton, Oct. 24.-Miss Lentner, one
of our teachers, is threatened with a
fever. Mrs. Sonenberger is teaching
in her place.
Mrs. Allie Jack and little girls re-
turned home last Saturday from Mas
on City, III. Mrs. Jack is improved in
health, but has to walk with her crutch
|yet.
VIM Norris and family, father, Ed
Norris, and also his sister, Mrs. w. H.
Boyd, all visited last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Ferris, south of Cantril.
Elmer Heskel returned last week
from Alabama, where he has been fol
the past year.
| Mrs. Tom Brown had the misfor
tune to sprain her ankle the first oil
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown visited
their grandchildren in Lancaster, Mo.
last week.
lobe Brown left for Kansas City
the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gilchrist of Waneta
were on our streets last Saturday.
| VIM. Shrieves of Troy was in town
the first of the week.
Charlie Taylor, Will Reoussell ant
Willie Cravens have bought new
corn shredder.
C. L. Smith was in Pulaski on Mon
day
Mrs. Tommy Dye and Mrs. VIM
Cravens visited in Chicago last week
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ChiIIicothe.

Chillicothe, Octf 24.-Miss 10 Dun
ming returned Sunday from visit in
South Ottumwa with Mrs. Abe Stuber.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Allen of CHS
holm spent Saturday and Sunday here
with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Rambo of Leando re
turned home Monday after a pleasant
visit at the home of their son, DR.. d
n. Rambo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Amen pleasantly
entertained few of their friends last
"Wednesday at a dinner in honor of
their fortieth wedding anniversary
Those present We're: Messrs and Mes.
danes John Pierson, Erland Allen
John Carlson, Chas. Swenson, Alber
johnson, Mrs, Fred Bunnell of Des
Monies ;crM ssaAlfred Anderson, Ed
win Anderson. Misses Amanda Allen
Hannah Pierson, Emma Allen and Els
Their Carlson
Mrs. Rowland and mother of Ottum
wa visited this week at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Jenkins.
Mrs. LaForce of Ottumwa and Mrs
Robinson of Burlington were the
guests of Mrs. w. A. Nye last Friday
Rev. Dunlavey, the new M. E. pas
tor, filled the pulpit of the NJ. E
church last Sunday evening.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
ANNOYED BY MANY SUITS.
Contractor BFcntzer sIakes Serious
Charges Against Daish ( Sons

Contractor BFcntzer slakes Serious
Charges against Daish ( sons.
For the purpose Of hindering. harass-
ing aEd annoying him in the performance
OF his work. Warren F. Brenizer. a con
tractor. states thar 5 5 Daish & Sons
have fled eighteen suits for damages
against him. Some time ago Brerizer
VAS awarded contract by the Commis-
sioners for the grading of Third Street.
between L Street and Florida AvenEe-
On the ground that the execution of this
contract would interfere with and damage
their business. s s. Daish & Sons fled a
petition in the Supreme Court of the Dis
tTict On September ) last, asking that the
Commissioners be restrained from award
ing the contract and that BrenIzer be en-
Joined from the operation OF Certa.u q
tramway in connection with the compile
tion Of the work. This petition was de-
MED by the court On the day following.
September ., the application was renew
ed in another petition This is still pend
ing.
L was after this on October = last
that Daish & Sons begun to annoy him by
fling suits for damages in sums varying
from $l00 10 1880, before justices Of the
peace In all he says eighteen suits have
been fled before sly different Justices The
time for the hearing OF this muftfBiic5ty
of suits BreniZeT states. extends from Oc-
tobsr u to November 50 instant and is
greatly to his annoyance and incOnyeni-
eHCc. BrenizeT asks the court to restrain
Daish & Sons from prosecuting the sew
eTal suits for damages pending the final
hearing on the petition now on the calen-
dar of the equity branch of the Supreme
Court Of the District ~ y HOeIing, jT.
Is named as counsel for BTeniZer-
The evening times., 1901-11-26
BERNING ENTRIES.
The following are the entries for race

The following are the entries for races
al BenRing tomorrow:
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; six and one half fuTionss. 0hnet,
1G4; Lord Pepper, leo; Sh0reham, 1Ui:
MarokaDta, I0T; Tour, 81; Kalif, 104;
Lady OF the Valley, 81. ProSit, 1o4; Ra-
bunta. 81; Lee King I0f; 0udenarde. 100;
BastiIe, 104; Teddy. I04; Lofter 15f; Scar
let Lily, 1e4: Himself, 100; Alpaca, 104.
Second race-Fiye and half furlOags;
handicap. for -yeaF-oldS. Femesoie,
12e. and Rose of May, 110. McCafeTty' 5
entry; Fonsoluca. 117; Prophetic. los, and
WasBift. rs. J. Grant Lyman's entry; BIZ
iOu, 115; Lux Casta- ia; Dewey IA;
Flora Pomona. 113: An2k- II2; Trump III
and SWamplandS IC2, ". c. Days entry;
blanche Herman 10: Honolulu. 1G9; Ten
agra. IG7; Par Excellence. Ice: Early Eve
1876: Flying ButtTess. 1G5: Red Damsel
16i; Matrisa, IS. Ceaeoa, 95.
Third race-Selling; for three years
and Up; mile and fifty yards. Wellesley
107; Tyrshena, 112; Marothen. I04. An
nie Thompson, fe4; Mynheer, 1G9; sLady
Ch0Tister, S9; %Death. 5sAa4
Fourth TaCe-For all ages; seven fur
longs Lamp O'Lee, 12S; The Puritan,
12S; Bessie Mccarthy. IG2; Lady Godiva
1G2; Little Arrow, IS: Pigeon Post. 12S;
Andy Williams. 165; Extinguisher, f05.
Fifth race-Hign- weight selling: six and
a half fIgrlonss. ClearfeId, 80; Lamp
o'Lee. 126; Last knight. 81; Satire. I20i
!, illuminate. 81; May J, s.; Bljou. 100: Red
tlaussl. 1G0i *Lady Godiva, %; %Locket
Sixth race-SeIIing; for mares three
years old and upward: mile and iC0 yards
MarOthen. SO; Annie Thompson. 30; Cher
ished, so; CUTtsey. 100; FIara. 50; AIthea
IS. FKingstelIe. s., *Guess Work, So.
apprentice allowance
The evening times., 1901-11-26
MR.. DALEs BROTHER TALKS.
Came East 10 Recover Possession of
Poisoned Child.

NEW YORK, Nov 2s--Rnsseu Dale,
brother of Henry s. Dale, of Chicago. the
husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Howe Dale,
who is accused of poisoning her child
EnleIfne. with strychnine, when seen at
the Hotel St Denis today, stated that his
only object in coming on TO this city a
week ago yesterday had been to recover
possession Of his brothers child, taken
from him
Why he had remained after learning of
the ehild's death he made clear in his
statement that under the suspicious cir
cumstances surrounding the death of the
little girl 1t was only natural that he
should ask for an investigation. This is
the first ana only time since his arrival
here that 8fr. Dale has talked for pub
licatioD.
Mrs. Dale Is still in St Mary's Hos
pitaI HoboIsen. Her physician informed
the police today that he did not know
when she would be ii condition to stand
the ordeal Of an examination on the
charge of murder.
Mrs. Dale has been hysterical for sew
eraI days. She still insists that her hus-
band viii not come on from Chicago to
testify against her.
The chemical and pathological experts
who are at work on the case have not yet
completed their work. The analysis is be-
ing made at the laboratory of Cornell
Medical College in East Twenty-sixth
Street. It is not thought that the in
quest viii be held before Saturday night.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
NOT ALARmED By REPORTS.
Friends Of Rivers and Hsrbors
Think = Bill WiTI Pass Congress-.

Friends OF Rivers and HaEbors
Think = Bill VIII Pass Congress-
Reports circulated in Congressional
circles today TO the eject thar the River
and Harbcr bill will not be passed at
the coming session of Congress. 90 not
alarm the friends of that measure Even
the statement that Speaker Henderson
hes said mat there will be no bill. has
failed TO shake their confidence Both
sessions oi the last Congress, they say.
passed without provision for rivers and
haTbors, and they do not propose to have
these interests overlooked again
There VIII be bill said an inter
ested member Of the House today. or
Congress will do no business. Piers are
Totting, channels are being filed up. and
marine interests on all sides are suffer
ing heavy damage It is important that
something be done for them
It is probable that the River and Har-
bor bill VIII be opposed, as in the last
Congress. by the ship subsidy and irri-
cation interests. Still, its friends are
confident The Congressional elections
viii be held next fall. and it is likely
that the members having navigation in
teTests viii insist upon receiving appro-
DriatiOns
The evening times., 1901-11-26
wREsTLERs FOR THE GRIDIRox
Novel Team Proposed by Chicago
Policeman and Athlete.

CHICAGO. Nov. 26.-Detective John
Rooney, the policeman wrestler, plans to
enter football team in the OIympian
games. Every one OF the eleven positions
will be played by wrestlers of the country
who have gained regulations upon the
mat
Z am negotiating with Americas most
famous wTestIers.'' said Rooney, in talk
ing OF the scheme, with view toward
forming a football team which viii make
the stars of this season look like taIIow
finS beside it,
The evening times., 1901-11-26

Philadelphia, SEPT. 10, 1901
"Gentlemen:-W / first entered my
professional career l had trouble with
my throat and voice. could not find
anything to cure me until my doctor
recommended DIR. BULLS COUGH
SYRUP Since that time I have used
1T exclusively, and am happy to say that
Z am perfectly free from all coughs and
colds, and l am never troubled with
hoarseness, Notwithstanding the fact
that have to play IN two performances
each day. There IS no doubt but it is
the greatest cough medicine ever discoE-
cred. l find some trouble with drug
gists who try to sell me substitute,
but I always insist on "Dr. Bulls"
LILLIAN BURKHART.''
All reliable druggists sell DR.. BULLS
COUGH SYRUP; large bottles 25c-
Avoid substitutes and cheap inlita-
tions; they are injurious. See that the
Bulls Head" IS on the package
SMALL OoSE-PLEASANTT TO TAKE.
FREE beautiful Calendar and Medical
Booklet free 10 anyone who will write A. @. Meyer
Co, Baltimore. Nd. and mentI7l this papegs
The evening times., 1901-11-26
JERSEY ASYLUM
ENQUIRY REPORT.
TIE GOMMITfEB REFUFES CHARGES.
No ATIsapproprfatton Of Money and
Food Recommendation
for New Overseer of
Institution.

TRENTON, n J. Nov 26--The sBe-
ciaI committee of the State Hospital for
the Insane today. reported on the recent
investigation Of alleged mismana cement
and poor food at the Institution. The
report denies the charges Of s.pPropri-
alton Of money Tor permanent improve
ments. and also that the food was bad
It admits the service Of food nigh, have
been faulty in certain parts Of the build
The evening times., 1901-11-26
THANKSGIVING BARGAIN!
$500 Upright q 80 q
Piano, : -
ON So MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
BRhDBURY'S, 1925 Pa. Ave.
DIED.

HEFFNER-Tuesday morning. November 26s
1901, of pneumonia. MRS ISABELLA HEFFNER,
widow of Memo Heffner, aged fifty-two years
Funeral at 1II4 II street northwest at II a m
Wednesday November q. lnterment at Flint
Hill. Vienna, Va, on arrival Of train leaving
Washington at l p. n.
ELLISON Sunday, November "a, 1901, at p
n. after long and painful illness, WILLIAM L..
beloved husband Of Nae A- and son OF Thomas A.
and Margaret E. Ellis.
Funeral from his late residence. rs Sixth st. Sc.
on Wednesday, November q, at p m. Reia-
tives and friends respectfully invited to attend.
DALY-0n Sunday, November "a, 1901, at so
a. m, JOHN J.. only son OF John J. and Anne
DAILY aged twenty-five years
Funeral from his late residence. 1857 Street
southwest, Wednesday, November p, at $50 a.
N. Mass at St. Dominica Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend. m25-2
The evening times., 1901-11-26
COURTS JOURNEY TO PEKING.
Expected E:diets Announcing Date Oi
Return Not Issued.

PEKING. Nov. 26-Edicts announcing
the date Of the Courts departure from
Kai-feng-fu were expected yesterday, but
have not arrived yet
It is understood, however. that Decem-
ber , is the day fixed. The acting head OF
the Foreign Office says that eighteen
days viii be occupied IN the journey 10
the capital
The preparation OF a cart road from
Manebapu. the old terminus Of the rail-
way. to Pekiug. distance Of about four
miles. which Is being laid with yellow
earth. is about finished.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
REVISION OF CONFESSION.
An Important Church Conference to
Pc Held Tomorrow.

&c fteA tomorrow
\ section OF the committee appointed
by the General Assembly Of the Presby-
terian Church for the revision of the
Westminster confession of faith will meet
in this city tomorrow.
The members of the section are. The
Rev. DR.. Derrick Johnson, Chicago; the
Rev. Dr. John Dewitt, Princeton. y. J.;
the Rev Dr. G. B. Stewart, Auburn. y.
Y she Rev. Dr. H c. Minton, Pi.iladeI-
pIi5; tf,e Rev. Dr.. s. P. Sprecher. Cieve-
land: Justice John NJ. Harlan, Washing
ton, and c. T. Thompson Minneapolis
The entire committee, which consists OF
twenty members will meet in this
city December l. It is probable that the
committee viii then formulate its report
for presentation to the Assembly. This
report viii attract attention throughout
the religious world.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
NOT SHOT By SAM HING.
Hiram Rosen Received His Wounds
by Falling Down stairs

s. R. MalIowny. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney for the District, this morning
nol-prossed the suit against Sam Hing,
a Chinaman, charged with shooting Hiram
Rosen. a Hebrew. during row in Kings
restaurant on Thirteenth Street, at an
early hour this morning.
1t appeared that ROsen was nci shot.
but that ne was drunk and received a
wound on the head by falling down flight
of stairs He went into Kings place and
ordered q bowl Of chop Suey and g dif1-
Guilty arose over pay for it, VIXEN he vas
ordered out of the place. As he started to
leave, It was said, he grabbed hold OF the
Chinaman's hand Hing had or diamond
ring and fearing he might lose it he
pulled a revolver and fired three shots ia
to the ceiling During the excitement that
followed RoseR tumbIed downstairs. He
was not seriously hurt
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Convicted of Housebreaking,

Henry Lewis, colored, was convicted
in Criminal Court, No 3, of housebreak-
ing. He was charged with stealing lot
of valuable tools from the blacksmith
shop adjoining Iittleheld & AIvord's sta
bles- HIS defence was the usual one
that someone gave him the tools to keep
Assistant District Attorneys Taylor and
Gordon appeared fer the Government.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
To PrevenE violence.

The other is that in order to prevent re-
eurTences OF the Funk case in which it
is said TltieBt was fatally injured by an
attendant, the bylaws of the board be 50
amended as to provide that in case OF ac-
cidentaI or suicidal death, the medical
director shall report the fact TO She rcla-
tives of the deceased
Such recommendation and suggestions
as were made viii be considered by the
managers at a subsequent session TO be
held Thursday OF next week at the asylum
The evening times., 1901-11-26
REPORT FRoM KITCHENER.
Reorganization of BOer Losses Since
November ~

LONDON. Nov 26--GeneraI Lord Kiteh-
ener. in his weekly report, states that
the Boer casualties since November Is
have been % killed. 19 wounLad, 23e cap
tured, and > surrendered
The system of block houses has been
gradually extended over the Transvaal
and Orange River Colony with success,
ensuring an effective hold on portions of
the country
The evening times., 1901-11-26
walker to BE Extraaited.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-As a result % the
opinion handed down by Judge Brentano
in habeas corpus proceedings, Chauoeey
W. Walker, brother to Secretary Walker,
CT the PolieyholdeFs' National Union, Will
be compelled to return to New York to
face charges of theft and jumping a bail
bond of te.e90. ExtFadition papers have
been issued.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
STOOD UPRIGHT WHILE DYING

Spectacle Presented by Woman
Suffering Frol.a Paralysis.
Alice Jones. colored. stood bolt upright
against the wall OF her room last night in
an unconscious condition Something Of
the rigidity Of death itself seemed to keep
her in this position. She had suffered a
stroke Of apoplexy and knew nothing.
she was discovered BY one Of the house
hold and removed to the Emergency Hos
pitsl. where she died about O'Clock this
morning.
The Coroner has been notified. The
Woman's home was but few doors from
the Emergency Hospital.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
FEsTIvITY AT ENGLISH COURT.
birthday of Princess Charles Of Den

mark to BE Celebrated
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The first festivities
of the English Court since the death Of
Qeen Victoria will take place at San
dringham tonight, it being the birthday
of Princess Charles of Denmark
There VIII be a theatrical performance
for which Mr.. Seymour Hicks and Miss
EIlaIne Terris have received King Ed
wards command to appear in --Scrooge"
and "Papa's Wife, Dan Lenc, the we'll
known music hall comedian. has also been
commando to give an entertainment.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
THE PRISONER a SWELL.
Jesse GTnvatt. of Richmond. Va. ia
he Taken gacIS 20 Chicago.

Jesse tFTBNatt. of Richmond. Va ia
he Taken gacIS TO Chicago.
Jesse Gravatt. member Of an old and
wealthy family Of Virginia. is prisoner
at the Twelfth Street police station.
irayatt is wanted in Chicago on a charge
Of appropriaung several hundred dollars
of his employers money. Y. Gra7att, a
brother of the prisoner, and Attorney
Wineberger, of Richmond. Va. and De-
tective John Gallagher are with the pris-
oner- They were registered at the st.
James Hotel.
Youns Gravatt Is dressed in the height
cf fashion His shirt front IS adorned
with diamonds. ana his ties are the cor
rect kues- The prisoner detective.
brother, and lawyer will leave for Chi
cagO tonight.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Demand on the Companies.
PLANS FOR CORONATION.
june 20 Fixed as the Provisional
Date.

LONDON, Nov 25.-The +.World'
states that the provisional date fixed for
the coronation of King Edward VII and
Queen Alexandra IS June ..
4 royal banquet viii be given that
evening at Buckingham Palace, followed
by a reception, at which princes and
Processes Of foreign royal families.
members OF the special diplomatic mis-
sions, members of the Cabinet, and few
Of the higher nobility viii be present
The evening times., 1901-11-26
a SIBERIAN KLoNDIKE.
Thousands FIockine to New Russian
Gold Fields.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 26--''wede-
mostf'' today describes new EIdorado al
ChUn-C -Chun. Siberia.
The deposits, the paper declares, are
similar to those in the KIondike, and
thousands are flocking to the place.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Thc Rcconmendatfons

Two recommendation Of special impoT-
tance are the principal features Of the re-
port They include the edvisability Of
creating a new officer at the institution
to be known as overseer, whose duty it
shall be 10 inspect and suDerntend the
work of the kitchen. dining-roonI- and
bakery, and to report all fsTclicUion5 20
the warden.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
DISABLED BY BROKEN SHAFT.
Steamer DuuOttar Castle Being Tow
ed by the RuniC.

LONDON Nov. 26.-Lloyd's shipping
Agency reports that the steamer DunOttar
Castle has been sighted 100 miles south
OF Cape Verde. with broken shaft
The steamer Runic has the disabled
vessel in tow
The evening times., 1901-11-26
UNIONS FOR PORTO RICO.
IsIesias Issues Call for Mass Meeting
OF LshOrers-

SAN JUAN, Nov. 26.-Santiago Iglesias
has issued a call to the Iaborers Of the
island to assemble in mass meeting here
next Thursday, with a view to organizing
labor under trades unions.
His manifesto, which processes to be
non-politieaI, says that the unions will
work under the direction of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor.
IgIesias until few days ago was in Jail
on charge under the Spanish labor law.
He vas released OF Samuel GOmpers' fur
nishing cash bail of $500.