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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
RoosEvEL1's CHILDREN IN SCHOOL
where the Pr..ld.n..s onsprlns win Get
Book Knowledge.

sssASsS sAs0 fOAbpKAu8 WALL O0U
Book Knowledge.
Washington. Oct. 3.-Kermit Roose-
Welt has been entered as pupil at the
Force public school, located on Massa-
chusetts avenue, midway between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets. Theo-
dore and Archibald Roosevelt attend
ed this school when the president was
assistant secretary of the navy Ker-
init was promptly on hand Monday to
begin his studies with the class to
which his school ticket assigns him.
He is q bright boy and very precocious,
and inherits his fathers love for nat
ura history. This trait Is also notice.
able In his eldest brother, Theodore
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Will enter tho
cathedral school on Woodley Lane
next Monday. This school was found
ed by Mrs. Phoebe K. Hearst, widow
of Senator William A. Hearst of Cali
fornia. 1t has been q favorite educa-
tional resort of wealthy and cultured
people, and has large clientele from
New York city. Miss Ethel will be en-
tered as a boarder. but will return to
her home every Saturday night and
remain until Monday morning.
Tho plans for the other two boys are
that Archibald is to attend prepara-
tory school not yet selected. and Quen-
tin. the baby of the family, will be on
The hands of nurse or governess.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
FOR FAMINE RELIEF.
russian Government Is Milking Pans 70
ExtenaiYa AKsistaEcc


russian Government IL Milking Pans for
Extensive Assistance.
st. Petersburg, Oct. 1.-The minister OF
the interior has issued a long statement
on crop failure and the measures of fam
Inc relief upon which the central gov
eminent has decided.
Acting upon Geographic reports from
the various governors. the government
has begun the work vigorously. The sum
of $4,000 has been appropriated for i'm
mediate distribution.
On August is the central governments
famine fund amounted to only $265,OOO.
Emperor Nicholas ordered that this be
increased TO 100000.
According TO the reports Of the gov
ernors state assistance is required in nine.
teen provinces, not counting the country
Of the Don Cossacks which is under the
war department. The reports estimate
requirements for autumn and winter only.
not mentioning the spring, when the need
Ia greatest.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
vsGEzuzLans DEFEATED.
Sews Is Confirmed of Victory of
Colombian Troops.

Colon, Colombia, Sept. 80. via Calves
ton. Tex, Oct. ARRIVALS here from
the coast bring news from Rio Hacha.
but they confirm the news previously
cahled to the Associated Press of the
complete defeat of the Venezuelan in
vaaers at the peninsula of Goajira by
Colombian troops. unassisted by Ven
e2uelans.
Several guns, some mitrailleuses and
rites and a large quantity of ammuni-
ton were captured. 1t is said that the
date of thu, engagement was Septem-
her l3.
After this defeat the Indians who
lrhabit Goajira captured the returning
Nenezuelans. who had previously
robbed them of their horses while on
their way through the country. Among
the prisoners captured were three Ven
czuelan rebel chiefs. The invaders lost
many men killed. Gen. Orbis, who
formerly served under General AL.
ban was also killed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
WILL IS PaoBATED.
M,K!nley's Personal and Real Propert,
Worth About A2lO.o00.

Worth About s2lO,oOO.
Canton, o., Oct. 3.-The will of Presi-
dent Mckinley was admitted to probate
ut the conclusion of the formal hear
lnG by Probate Judge Maurice T.. Au-
f,uat. The papers waving notice of
probating by Mrs. Sarah Duncan and
Miss Helen Mckinley of Cleveland, sis
ters of the deceased. We're filed, and this
completed the preliminaries necessary
for admitting the will to probate.
LIN pursuance of the wishes of Mrs.
Mckinley and upon her signed recon-
aiendation the court appointed Judge
William r. Day and George b. Cortel.
you administrators of the estate with
will annexed, and issued letters of adj
ministration. A joint administrators
bond of 100000 was filed. This bond is
signed by George b. Cortelyou, Austin
Lynch. Mary Il. Day and Mary B.
Barber
In their applications for letters tesla
mentary Judge Day and Secretary Cor
telyou say that the amount of personal
property left by the late president will
he about $4,000 and of the real estate
about $4,000, aggregating about
$2l0,C0O.
At the request of the administrators
he court appointed Judge Jacob p.
Fawcett, George Il. Frease and III. w.
Hosser as appraisers to appraise tho
'roperty
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
DlDN'r nasAK PRISON.
Supreme Court Nishs. Novel Ruling in
Case of rhnlma. King

pes Moines, Oct. %%.A decision in the
supreme court may make ii necessary
Tor the state to aGop. some new rules
ana regulations at the state peaitcnti-
AIRY at Anamosa. The supreme court
has decided that where a prisoner at
work Ut the stone quarries hides and
s.leaks away Without doing any dam
age to anybody he cannot be held to
be guilty Of Violating that section of
the code which makes ii a felony to
break and escape from the penitent.-
airy The ease WAS that of Thomas
King, Who, With another dropped into
a creviee ut the stone quarry near the
state prison and remained for two days,
but afterwards walked away The
court holds that the quarries are not a
part of the prison. and that the men
did no breaking OF anything when
they snea!1ed ofG--lence King was
wrongly convicted He had been SEN
fenced To one year in the pententiary.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
News From National Capita, of North
western lntercas.


Washington. Sept. 30.-Orlando c. Pier.
pont has been appointed postmaster al
Menatara, SCOTS Bluff county, Neb.
vice S. 10. Cox. resigned.
Postofiices have been discontinued n.
follows: l.akeport. lankton county, S
II. mail will so to Yankton Bruce
Wrish, county, la; mail Will go to Kon
;.wha.
The controller of the currency has ap
proved the application of the followinp
persons TO organize the Custer National
bank ofl;rokcn liow. Neb.. with IA capt
,ai OF S2s.eo,: A!lha Morgan. Frank ii
head and John IL. Morgan.
NJ. IL. Russell of Makonda, Jay L
RarsiS OF faulkton, s. ID. Frank Ii. Blom
anrst OF Gieti!ensburg. James Long, Pell.
rsr. A. NJ; Peyton. Alfred Z. Archer
al of omaha; OrNille n. Stukey of Plain
View. Neb.. +. S. Campbell and Fred ID
Rcdehon, both of burlington, la. have
ali been appointed railway mail clerks.
CIVIL service examinations will be hello
in November al the following places fol
POSITIONS OF clerks and letter carriers:
Fails, Dubuque. keokuk. Grinnel; OF
November =. burlington. Council Bluffs
Davenport. bes Moines, Mason City, OF.
tumwa and sioux city.
Nebraska November %, Omaha Lin.
coin and South omaha.
South Dakota November 20, Sioux Fails
and iankton.
Pensions We're granted as follows:
Iowa: orisina!-,ieorge H. Champlin
Derby, IS, Alyron -. BLOOD, Rowley, S.
Joseph y. Dawson, Washington, $l4; Rob
ert IL. Daniel, Greenwood, 81; William T.
Raker. Council Bluffs. Sc: Frederick
ltinlse, Hampton, 81: (war with Spain
Edmund !. Carr, Webster City, SC. In
crease. restoration. reissue. etc.-Petel
=, John Whltmore, Pleasant Grove, s.
original widows al q --E'rpjtN Law y,I
ford, s.; Mary l.. Wilcox. Ruthven, IS
Special act August 3. Eva laisenhauer
Nin,on, s..
Nebraska: Orignal-AIarcrs A. Abbott
Wood River, 81; Joel III. Wright, Omah;,
S., William III. Beckman, Davey, ST; Jo
scph Lambrecht. Sheboygan. ST; (war Will
SPAIN Oscar schlaltcr, Omaha, So; Or;
Ross. Falls City, So. Increase, restoration
reissue, etc.--Archibald Callander, oxford
IS. original widows. etc.-Mary Cook
lSlump. IS.
South Dakota: widows-Minor of job,
r.. Brown, Piedmont, $l4.
w. ID. Farrell has been appointed
pension examining surgeon at Fort Dodge
Margaret Wilson has been appointed
postmaster at Sewers. Jasper county, la.
Vice Conner Davis. resigned.
Miss Gertrude Johnson of Rush Hill
Neb, has been apnointed II cook at TIL,
Hayward Indian school, Wisconsin,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
TICKET IN soMiSATED.
Democrats Of Monenn County lIold Con.
Yentiou n Cn.tsn.A

C'astana. Ia. oct. ). The following
tickle, WAS nominated here yesterday
afternoon by The democrats of Monona
county.
Treasurer Steve Wilson.
sheriff James Hammond.
snperin'sndent of Schools. T. At.
lSlnsen.
SuperviSer-A Rude
Coroner NJ. +. Minthorn.
SurNeNor-t'. NJ. .Sisbee
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
CAPTAIN FoLLEIT HURT.
Gasoiiae Torch Explode. seriously Burn.
Ing sMlYAttu. Arny L.nINs

iro:t dodge, Ia. oct a. captain Fol-
le,t Of the salvation army mere was
Very badly burned about ths face by
the explosion OF 4 gasoline tank Mon
2ay night, He had Just lighted TIE
torch and YVES bending OVER ii when 1t
oNaledod throwing the Turning ftaa
uN.ccNN into his face and eyes. liiS,
haty Was burned on, his eyebrows and
hskes haiurd away and his eyes are
haGly seorehed and swollen although
il is hpped they MAY be saved. cap
tam Eollett VAS also burned about th4
body, hut less seriously,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
CvsANs AGREE WITH WOOD.
sanction His Plan for Two Elections and
COMMUNION to Maye charge.

convention held private session yes
terday and considered a letter from
Governor General Wood advising the
appointment of a commission Of Ave
members to have charge Of the forth
coming elections and also advising
that two elections be held instead Of
TOUR. The attendance did not amount
to q quorum, but General Woods sug-
Another session will be held today for
the purpose of appointing the commit
tee and making the necessary change
In the election law.
A manifesto has been issued by prom
Inent revolutionists approving the re-
rent letter of T. Estrada Palma as tho
program for the future republic and
strongly recommending his election to
the presidency.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

Chicago Evening Post: did you see
the account Of that flash Of lightning,
that burned the hair from a boys head
without otherwise hurting him?"
II did" Sswered the cheerful idiot.
and ! was panied to note the incom.
pleteness of the story, l,ow, / happen
10 know OF q case the Is really re-
markable, The light ing entered n
barber shop and not ally undertook tho
task OF smuggling a lnan's hair, but IL
rung up the proper amount on the cash
register"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
IOWA TOWN HAS FIRE.
Large Portion of Business District Of
HradyNille DESTROYED.

Clarinda, Ia. Oct 3.-The north hall
of the business portion of Bradyville
WAS destroyed by fire yesterday.
The fire started in Fink & MaNwelrs
hardware store. Lightning is supposed
to have been the origin. Worey's res
taurant, Whites dry good store. the
pos,ofiice, Fink y MaNwell's hardware
and implement store and Holton &
Gray's hardware and implement store
We're destroyed,
Several other buildings We're dam
ased, The loss is estimated at 100000;
Insurance, $4,000
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Ds. slxEY 10 LEAVE.


Canton. OCT, s. In Rixey has de-
eiaed to sa TO WASHINGTON this even-
IT'S 10 reul,in inaeimite!y. He says
ATS. Mckiniey's condition is Very good
as}d chat she is bearisiss up Very weli
and IN u general Way is i'll as goad
heatth rs she WAS = year ago. tie has
lao apprehension To-, the near future
Iceai physicians viii gin. her such at
tsn;iem rs needed.
e'sleaso, oct. l.-For,ncr United
states senator charles Il. Farwell Is
seriously Ill here. An operation viii ns.
performed ANA us the patient Is -
Years ot age his friends are greatly
ALARMED
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
CONNECTION NOT BROKEN.
Telephone Service Not Interrupted by the
Strike OF I.inemep,

Chicago, Oct. s.--Three hundred and
atty l!nemen and repairmen employed
ny the Chicago Telephone company
struck today because their demands
for higher wages We're not complied
Win by the company, Officials OF tho
company say ,hey can operate the llnea
unhampered,
Fall River, Mass. Oct. 1,-Manufac-
lurers have refused u per cent adj
vance OF wages asked for by cotton
mill operators here.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
PALo ALTO DEMOCRATS.
They Nominate 1loke. aud Pas. Anti-An.

arckiHtic Resolutions.
Ernmetsburg. H.. Oct. AT the
county convention of I'alo Alto dem.
oerats here Saturday the following
Ticket Was noninated:
Trcasurel--L. c. Hahn.
Shorsif Alexander Cullen.
Superintendent of SchoolsMiss Anna
Donovan,
Strong resolutions We're passed urging
the necessity OF action locking toward
the suppression of anarchy In this
rCuulry
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
WORSE THAN FIRST REPoRTs.
Slaughter OF Company c. kinth infantry
rrovea to He . Had One

Manila, Oct. General Hughes
from the island of Samar reports the
arrival of Sergeant Marley and one
private at Tannan, from the fight al
Balangiga. where over forty men OF
Company C, Ninth Infantry, We're killed
by insurgents. who attacked the troops
While at breakfast on Saturday last.
The two men who reached Tannan
say that the officers of the company,
who at first Mere reported to have es-
capped. We're Killed.. With majority of
the company. The troops We're ut
tackled while u.prepared by 400 bolo
men. of WHOM the Americans killed
about lilo. Many soldiers We're killed IL,
their quarters before they had time 10
grasp their rifles.
Genera. Hughes is going to the scene
OF the disas,er and Will personally com
:n;>na the troops.
society for Slaughter.
~ new branch of the katipunan has
the province OF that name. The object
OF the society is the slaughter o.
whites.
Marcelino Marivillc is president and
Ranoang is chief of the new branch,
which includes q number of the native
constabulary, recently armed. one po-
liceman adUits that he was taxed 81
una OTttSSeQ 10 MAKE ~ regular
collection has been made by the organi-
Sation from the natives either by per-
suasion or threats and an uprising has
Eeen planned for an early date. Condi-
lions in Tayabas and Ratengas are not
reaSsuriug. The worst form of guerilla
Warfare prevails there.
1nSurgent forces are distributed, I'M
der cover. along every road and trail,
and wait for travellers In ambush. In
surgent Leader Cabalios. who formerly
belonged To General Caiiles' command
but who refused 70 surrender With
Cables. is retreating to the mountains.
The main forces of the Insurgents are
scattered in bands over the province,
where they dig up rifles when there is
opportunity TO use them.
Three Onlcers Missing.
Washington. Oct. "A question
having arisen as to the accuracy of the
Manila cablegram received by the war
department. yesterday regarding the
fight in Samar province, a repetition of
the dispatch shows it was really Com
panS Z. Ninth infantry. that suffered
the disaster. and that Captain Connell,
First Lieutenant BumpuS and Major
Surgeon Griswold are missing and are
probably killed.
The father of Captain Council. resid-
ing IN New York, today telegraph the
department that he has received Il
cab,egram saying his son was killed in
action.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
The Guest. xso.pe.

lass hotel was destroyed by fire early
this morning, The guests escaped
without injury, The loss VIII be about
s'a'0W'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
THOSE HEMP FRAUDS.
Senate COMMITTEES Higgins Invostisation o,
Charges Against Lieut.. Hoixtand.

Charges Against Lieut.. Hoixtand.
Washington, Oct, 2.-The senate
oomulttee ON military affairs today
began the Investigation OF the charges
AGAINST Lieutenant Colonel II. O. 8
llvistand. of the army, that he In con,
uectloa With other army officers. and
officials OF tho civil departments GOV.
ornament, attempted to form combina,
tion To control the output of hemp from
tho Philippines, uslng their official no,
sltions ana influence TO further thsu
ends,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
ENDORSEMENT FOR Low.

Greater New York Democracy Nom,nates
tho Republican Candidate.
New York, Oct. 3.--The Greater New
York democracy, of which John C..
Fheehan is the leader held its city
convention last night and nominated
The fusion ticket headed by Seth Low
~ mayor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
RlD6LEY is CONTROLLER.

Takes the Oath and Enters Upon Duties
of the Once.
Washington. Oct. 3.-William B.
Ridgley, who was appointed recently
vontsuller of the currency to succeed
Dawes. resigned, took the prescribed
oath today and entered upon the duties
of the office.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
Cold sse,.,

WASHINGTON fosll II the Ice box ooula
Nlk lhe reputation ur great many
preIsssed lesto,alers would he ruined,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
BASEL MISSION BURNED.

Chimes. Rcbcls Drive Mlsslon.rios Away
From Pinng-Tong.
London. Oct. S.A cablegram to the
Times from Hong Kong says that
Basel mission ut Piang Tong, In nor,h
c,n kwang Tung, has been burned by
nepienrs of the Triad society of rehcls,
The missionaries escaped and have ar
rived nj lSai Wing Chow,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

The large part wsics. Ceua, vau Wal
aersee Is occupying in public atisntia.
has brought o0t many Kindly comm sHts
on the countess, which always irelude
q mention of the fact that she IS an
American. Ii Is recalled tina, she is the
only women Who ess.r can3e on victar-
ieus IL encounters with he hate Prince.
bismarck. 10 whose downfall she Is al
legged to have cent.Ibutea
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
SIGNS OF THE M1LLnss1uA.
contrihutors Ia Galveston Got Rebate
Mecause OF Ereess OF Funds.

Rockwell city la, Oct, s--rhe odd
Iellows lodge at this city contributed
Slo 10 the sufferers in Galveston and
hANe received a draft for $500 as n
rebate, accompanied by the explanation
thal more money WAS received than
WAS necessary tn replace property of
the order destroyed ny the storm,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

tuS. waese casrsss,o:ss Ms .ass AS
wees, NH ets y vastly moro i,setSss.solss
sSCoSs0ss ssta IS enc K IS 10 SSsceetAS
In height I, w.,l ls esaiva,e:., - essAs
stores, with \ facade oa Syoa; SSrse
n the style u d sss,e AMI entails ,i.r,
stse'ch5'sg acress uets,y the e,stsrt
front, and sssaV8sssd bS siMlGenss CO,
si0tAtaa columns rising s:,v-tgv,l feAs
FROM q A3se We'll Saose R-aags S,,,e,.r
hl;t sso0; en- q ,tsNs, wic,l WnH ssrs,Ss
par, OF the interior o. ,,le eu0S.ns. &Nf
MI! De rs feet loss, ~ feet H.,se az
extending upward so;,sa siShty 80,
larger saaa The 81 exchanges. The
SNi.3sNss VIII cNst .SS.Q21 .NeA.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

"Mr Wna, the wla,eyea nopulist
then grew Wild, saws Il Nebraska
country .NewNpaher lul how did Aa
grow before ,Nate
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

Among the ma,iS ,sses = which ~.
aasotaehi,e : apaas6 j., Frsae,s .nlii
.sry service y tfat 81 4 Sow iYEll ana
mill bakery 0sto.gsoStss, This Ssl -
low the regiments on the a,egtl, aN>
nasa fresh broad f-e@a tha whsa, ga
tstne9 on S.le s,oc, rhere IS t,sessatae
on an suto,0o6s,e car > lajli Wa hoi
tiers and 6,eaSs3,ls tSnl,S,s. A., rSl,l u,
the same ,notos wA,eh ruSs rs. sU,o
r.oh,le, The over Is Drawn R4eng =, tna
rear. The bran 5S,at,,et; serves IS soae
cor he caNllvy, ho-seS. ~ this aaeti>a:
Se.NN men ea,s ae lei t;a;ly, Thss nil
oaksry can also reader sssS-iGe l., >ase,
Setssr ssGus0e2S 81 worS,nsn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
FOR MUNICIPAL. owNEn.nlp.

ToWhspeop1e OF PrIMghnr Vote to Build
Wnterworks aad lighting Plant.
Primghar, Ia. Oct Birmingham has
Just voted ON Il proposition to erect
waterworlts and Il gas plant and sws-
TEN of lighting. ,rhe vote was nearly
unanimous for each proposition and it
is expected the contracts for each will
be let soon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

y was IN 81 lSESeeuSla ,sass, ~,
cs.ssr Ray. sas,S 4 .S0Sso.f ssss,,i ST.,
s,HG Fllow ot 4 sessGts,,sAa Wts sssS.
sasse MIR >es1s Stcs,iS es ~, easters
>oissssa - 9sSlaoSe 81 ~ l2N / Wal
Eoo6 nScnsvss sc Il =. =. st.t 81 n
osss SseSA 'o@Ss rs sitil Sd,g6a wps,h .,
,as sSeek u sssS SaS2 q .sals iaS IN,
WEST s far Nsos,s ,}77ssse,t,,ss thSs V,.s.
,haa sss'. S,sSesssa ,&s; yeav wNs
.ceSscs upon II iSe ,};sis as a rAeore
hrssNea The sasleoSs;S s,e c..rryiHs s
ana, ,sls,,6 Whist t,.Il You. a,.~ exuas,,
by the Pacs:ic coast 0ssssYs -,sa,,, wear.
Viii sQ0a! sn6 SugpHSS car export,
sros'a The Atlantis SeaAeaS,3, N.>ly Iy.S
or three yeas Sso NaASig .sSsi
thas side
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03

W to this time the early Tying ma,
eh'he has no worms "a show Ton IL.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03


An ODD erSss las 6evelopes II Fgass
where the Wo1sisss haze sS,,lelssS.>,s Ms,
Trey are no, Is tail IS they 0tssShS - Ne
Some haadscnss American aas a.,sS,ls.
women 81 stately stvoy0~ts,Aa as7 Is 7alt8
ta0e h;sNs Sees i'sNassss.sssst ;sess d lsEs
s0o Nine lie Paris mss SstsSG eA tle,,
wsts sssNs New S,S,s,sss fas-svss,xs ;
French Professor Who SlSl{,lS q s,slt.s .
process by wl6~,l he eas, s.s;,2ly sssc ID
issse0S teg .aereeS.ts Sts.tisSe ,sS.
oao0gA ,ae s}lSseS s,sy hssS,s s>ssss,iss,s
maIassts, rs srea,S ilss smAleS, sssse
and spine elSets gcS,sly. l,sssu:.,s Ma,
the osseos;s matter X; ,Ge 5oIasS
The eensS SeS,ssss,ateis. i8e CLAIMS i,
san stsa tFso>stisS 81 ~ i,le1 p,s nsos,;s
8aS.t1s SIX ,uoasaS tvSat&lslst, IL
fsNssSsS>s s2S = ,,s-.> sss>J0NsH c5 ssS.t'
patients Sl,eatsS
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1901-10-03
MODEST BOB DOESN'T
THINK ne SAID IT
Evans Fails to Recall Having Sac
He Dismsntl.d All the
Spanish Ships.
DIDN'T STATE PHILIP RAN AWAY
<ormsr Captain of tho Iowa Admit,
That Admiral schl.y Acted Wisely
In Not Eabiecting Fleet to Fire
OF shore hatte.ies.

Washington. Oct. s.-Judge Advocate
Lemly, whose sister died yesterday.
was present when the Schley court OF
inquiry convened today but immedi-
ately withdrew.
Admiral Evans continued his testi-
mony begun yesterday. Rayner began
the interrogations by asking witness
concerning the secret code of signals
Tor communicating With the Cuban In
surgents near Cienfuegos The adj
miral said that when Chadwick com
municated the code to him he Gid not
instruct him to give the information to
Schlcy.
Rayncr then questioned witness
especially as to his interviews with
Schiey after the battle off Santiago.
He asked:
Did you have conversation with
Schley on July 4 on the flagship. in the
course OF which you used language as
follow:
Did you know that Jack Philip
started to run away at the beginning
OF the battle? and to which Schley re-
piled:
You are mistaken about that. Ev-
ans; saw nothing of the kind. The
Brooklyn made turn and you must
see the tactical situation that made it
necessary
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when the vote definitely decided the
location as stated In the article below:
THE COUNTY SEAT OF PIERCE Co.
Pierce County has been and gone
and done it," Our neighbors have de-
eided to move the county seat from
Prescott to the "Blg Woods" by a
majority of about 300 The point
designated by the act OF the Legisla-
ture is in Township %, Range II, of
Section lS--ffteea miles from any settle
neat-oad tbe act goes into eject as soon
as the potes are canraSsedi
Judge Wetherby holds court at the
county seat of Pierce county, on the
4th Tuesday of next month at which
time he will probably return to the
primitive style of opening court under
the spreading branches of a majestic
oak through which the winds murmur
a sweet lullaby, Won't that be ro-
mantle? Hudson Star.