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 ierce's Golden Med ''al Discovery cures weak lungs, henior- 'hages, bronchitis, ie ep-se at c d and tubbo-n cough, and other diseas ses which | neglected or m. 'liillfully treated find | fatal termination Il su m p ti o n. There IS no alcohol ii the Discovery, " nd it is entirely free rom opium, cocaine, and all other nai- cotics.
 Persons suffering from chronic dis aase are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, Hee. All core spo ndence is conducted under the seal of sacred oacrecy A d 1ree (
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FRANCE.

Paris, September 1.-The Americans in Paris and the French people learned the news of the attempt on the life of Pres- ident Mckinley when they opened their newspapers at the breakfast table this morning. The news spread through Parls with the rapidity of a whirlwind, and 1t was discussed to the exclusion of every other topic.
 The Journal des Debats says:
 'The crime was senseless. It Is suffi- cient to say that it was the crime of an anarchist. We do not forget that Presi- dent Mckinley, in his second inaugural speech, extended to France the favored nation treatment. Our sympathy goes out to MT. Mckinley not only because he is the head of a friendly nation. but be- cause we consider him friend" The Temps reviews President McKin- ley's imperialistic policy and then speaks of his recent illusions to reciprocity, say. ing:
 We do not know whether the Senate would have supported 1t or whether the trusts and syndicates would not have raised the standard of revolt. As to the conquests of the Philippines, Cuba and Porto Rico, it is certain that every day reveals more contradictory and unsolv.
 
 Mckinley has been far from enviable" The United States embassy and con sulate were besieged by callers seeking information.
 President McKinley,s name and charac- ter are quite familiar to the Parisians.
 His honorable career and democratic character have frequently been dwell upon by the press and have made him popular here. The more reassuring tele- grains received this evening, when they became known. caused the iiveliest satis. faction, Dispatches from the provinces show that the news of the crime created a profound impression throughout the country. " Ambassador Porter said:
 Something must be done to disarm the dastardly assassins. The system by which the President of the United States is allowed to continually expose him self to the hand of the assassin must be
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shaffer Starts Sunday.

Pittsburg September 7.-It Is learned late tonight that President Shaffer and the members of the executive board of the Amalgamated Association will start for New York Sunday night unless there Is another change of plans in the mean time.
 The representatives of the organization go there to confer personally with Presi- dent Schwab
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Yacht Races May ee Postponed.

New York, September 7.-Commodore Kane of the New York Yacht Club, an- nounced tonight that the races between the Shamrock and Columbia would take place according to programme should President Mckinley recover. In the other event MT. Kane says they will be indefin- itely postponed
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YOUNG ANARCHIST AS HE
 WAS KNOWN AT HOME

finally became more or less of an idler; his health never gaining robust condi- tion. His effiminacy was the cause of more or less comment among his acquain- tences, Leon making his companions largely among children, with whom he spent a greater part of his time, acting as they acted and being shy at the ap> proach of older persons. His sister-in-law once asked her husbands: What is the matter with Leon; he plays with no one but children and he acts like child Y
 Being of a sensitive nature, he could moi hear to be dependent upon the efforts of the other members of his family, all OF whom were hard workers. Consequently he left home and became wanderer.
 The idea of a plot being hatched In tnls city to kill the President Is not gwen serious thought by the police nor by those who have known Czogosz for the past ten years. They regard his desperate oeeo as the result of a sudden inspiration lo do something to attract public notice ana perhaps was inspired at what he had heard at various times during his younger years. Czolgosz was looked upon as De- ing a harmless fellow by those who knew him best.
 Among his own brothers and sisters he was considered strange" Portraits or the assailant printed today show young man with bright-looking face' almost innocent in it's expression. Ills 1eaturss are ordinarily in contour, and he would pass as a good-lookng young man. He IS smooth-shaven and his face Is boyish In appearance. His eyes are large and bright Looking, his nose and mouth regu- lar in form and his hair is plentiful and nicely combed back in a semi-pompadour style.
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shaffer eoinq to New York.

New York, September 7.-It was learned here today from an authoritative source that 1t Is not expected that President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association will visit the office of the United States Steel Corporation with view of secur- ing terms on which to end the steel strike It was also learned at present there arc no negotiat tions looking to settlement of the strike.
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Columbus Colts Return.

Columbus. Ga, September 7.-(Special.) -"Dr. Young's Colts" arrived tonight from Sylacauga, Ala, where they won today's game by the score of to G. slug ging the ball all over the lot. This will probably close the season with the Co., dumbus team, which has a record of hav- ing won twenty-six out of thirty-two games, with one tie. They have nst lost from Sylacauga-
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In order to accommodate the large mum. Der who have called to take advantage oi the s1 readings during the past two weeks he will continue his s readings at $1 for ten days longer; full rate after that date.
 Tells your name, dates, everything you want to know without asking single question. yssE 3sI
 Also gives advice on business, specula' ton, investments. insurances. changes, travels, health, sickness, love. divorce, marriage, law suits. separations. wills, deeda. mortgages. patents, buried treas ure, cinims, collections. etc. He will tell you what. trade, business or profession you are adapted for.
 Office: Roor 6 Morris Hotel; front and side entrance; take elevator to second floor; wait in parlor.
 Hours, a. m. to p. m.
 Cut this ad. out, as 1t will not appear daily.
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Consumption

l. a disease Of civilization. When the Ind!ae was stranger to the white man he had 10 name in his vocabulary foI this dreaded ;nalady.
 Without arguing as to the durability # consumption, 1t nay be stated posi-
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Held Executive Session.

The Jefferson County sanitary commits sion held an executive session last night at their office in the courthouse. Presi- dent Anderson stated that the plans of the commission were not yet sufficiently ma tured to be made public.
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modified and greater protection given him."
 T agree with General Porter that our President should be surrounded with greater protection and the severity of the laws against anarchists should be in- creased"
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WORLD CONDEMNS THE OUTRAGE

greatly abated since the election
 The Nous Weiner Journal of Vienna says:
 President Mckinley has perhaps fallen victim to the gigantic trusts which have developed so vastly under his aegis for these trusts have deprived number of workmen of their means of subsistence"
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Hospital Chapter to Meet.

The Hillman Hospital Chapter of St Mary's-o 's-on-the-Highlands will meet Tues. day afternoon at o'clock at the resi- dence of Mrs. Hubert Scruggs on Elev. enth avenue.
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s75-Choice lots, Ensley Heights. Eborn & Jones.
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One Fool Lives Another Dies.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, September 7.- Graham successfully swan the lower rapids from the whirlpool to Lewiston this evening His partner, Miss Willard lost her life
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PERSONAL.

Miss Carrie Lum will sing at the South Highlands Presbyterian church this morning.
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Hillside Cream ana Lunch Company have removed to Arlington Cafe, No. IA North Nineteenth Street.
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First Open Act of War Against the Republic of
 Colombia.
INVASION IS BEING PLANNED
United States Legation Will Make No Further Attempt Towards a Set clement and Gunboat Sailed
 for Bocas Del Toro.

Washington, September 7.-The Co., lombian legation has just received the following cablegram:
 "WiIemstadt, curaccas, September 7.-Venezuelan tleet Is bombarding Rio Pacha.
 (Signed) "BEREccA."
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RIocL Books-complete stock. Dew ~ berry's Book Store.

Hillside Cream and Lunch Company
 have removed to Arlington Cafe, No. IA North Nineteenth Street
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Ecrravod Cards and Invitations.
 Dewberry's Book Store.
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United States eunboat Sails.

Colon, Colombia, September 1.-The Uni ted States gunboat Machias sailed last night for Bocas del Toro.
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AUCTION SALE
 or Household Goods!

Beginning Tuesday morning, September 10, at 10 o'clock, we will sell the entire contents of the Thompson House, corner Thrd avenue and Twenty-second street, consisting of bedroom suits. perfecting mattresses carpets, mattings, war drobes, tables, chairs one learge refrig- orator, one large range, sheets, pillows and lots of other goods too numerous to mention. Birmingham Auctin and Storage Co. W. T. Parker, auctioneer.
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Gl DOM MOVERS OVER
 THE MlLBURN HOME

Continued from First Pageo
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The district attorney had a conference
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
Pan American Views.

We have on our table handsome l6-
page booklet, showing views of the
Pan Amesican buildings which is a
beauty. The first page has magniti-
cent engraving of the Electric tower,
which is 391 feet high. The center of
the booklet shows birdseye view of
the exposition andgives lone an idea
of the great extent of the enterprise
upon which Sl0,000,000is being expend
ed. The last pageshows ground plan
of the exposition whereon the loca-
ton of different building is indicated.
The Pan-American Exposition will
furnish an excellent opportunity to
people to visit their old eastern home,
the railroads give low rate and un-
doubtedly thousands from the west will
take advantage of theserates to again
visit in the East.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
WHO IS DOROTHY DEvERN?
Girl who Claims Denison as her Home
Attempts Suicide in Omaha.

The following item is taken from
the Council Bluffs Nonpareil. The
unfortunate is unknownyhere:
dorothy Devern. a decidedly pretty
girl and about Is years old, came here
recently from Denison, Ia. Unfortu-
nately, she fell in love with Bob John
son, who did not return her affections,
and it was on account OF his GOODNESS
that she determined yesterday morning
to end her life. If she had not stopped
to pen a farewell message to johnson,
she would have been the central figure
at coroner's inquest. Aiming herself
with a bottle of chloroform and a razor
she went to a house in the Third ward,
where she had prepared to end her ex-
J istence. She had finished her last
letter to johnson and was about te
swallow the drug and cut her throat
4 whensthe police officers; burst into the
/ room and placed her under arrest. The
letter addressed to johnson was filled
with endearing terms, and said she was
broken-hearted because he loved an
other. A second letter was found. ad
dressed to a friend, in which the writer
expressed desire to meet her in hades
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
MAN IN HOUSE.
Three Ladies are Badly Frightened on
Wednesday Night.

The home of Mr.. Jas. Healy was the
scene OF much excitement Wednesday
night. Mrs. Healey and her two sis
tiers we're at home, and about l0o'clock
the ladies heard noise like the slam
ming of a cellar door, and thinking
someone was trying to break in, they
ran up stairs and climbed through a
window out onto the kitchen roof and
began to scream to the neighbors.
Mr.. Healy lives in the Failor house
and as the house has been vacant
since Mr.. Failor's removal to Lincoln,
it is thought the cellar had been oc.
cupied as sleeping quarters by tramps
Mr.. Healy says the cellar door was
closed at night but that he found il
open when he returned home. The
ladies were very much excited and thu
arrival of neighbors saved them iron
jumping from the roof. Later Mr.. Heal!
came home and had good laugh It'll,
expense of the ladies.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

The result of the election in the
Freshman society was as fol ows:5
Pres Rose Clark: vice-pres., Alice
Wilson: secretary, Myrtle McAhren;
treasurer, Fay Rowland. Program COM
mittee-Merrill Holmes, Mary Shaw
Van and Barnett Hyden. The Sopho-
mores also held their election last Fri
day, electing the following officers:
Pres, Myra Bradbury; vice-pres. Mary
Wheeler; treasurer, Lille Miller.
secretary, Leora Miller. Program COM
mittee-George Hird, James Mill and
Lour Sage.
The contest has been changed from
Friday, as previously announced, to
.r,..onday, Feb. 18th. The contestants
are1all working hard to do honor to
their school and a successful program
|, is assured. There will be three ora
tions, three essays and three declama-
ltions. The winneriof first place in the
declamatory contest is to be sent to
represent the high schoolin the North
erni Iowa Declamatory Contest at FL
dora. 1t is hoped that the patrons Of
thelschool will give the contest liberal
support as the expenses are necessarily
large. Tickets may be reserved a,
Johnson's Saturday.
County Supt. Meyers was visiting
some of the grades in the central build
ing, Tuesday.
The Seniors have finished Cicero's
four orations against Catiline and be
gan study of Vergil, Monday.
The high school male quartet con
sisting Of the following voices: Harry
Morris, Arthur Orr, Willie Lefeldtan6
Horace Gregory, favored the Emerson
ians with a selection last Friday.
4 The Junior class is making stud.
of Goldsmith S Deserted Village"
] The engine which is connected will
! the heating system in the high schoo
| building. is once more in order and al
rooms are properly heated.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
HAMBURGERs ENTERTAINED
The Home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kelly
Mt Their Disposal.


On last evening the "Ham burgers
were royalty entertained at the hos
pitable home of MIR. and Mrs. T. J.
Kelly. The occasion being in honor of
the birthday of Mr.. Joe Kelly, and was
in the nature of surprise. The mem
bers all arrived In good season and
progressive whist was Immediately
started as the entertainment of the
evening, in which Mr.. Willard Nc
Ahren carried off the honors. having
received more points than any of the
other members of the party. A de-
lightful two-course luncheon, consist
ing of pressed chicken, sandwiches,
pickles, escalloped oysters, salad and
coffee and ice cream and cake was
served by Mrs. Kelly, assisted by Miss
Maud Hunter and Miss Clara McAhren.
The repast was greatly appreciated by
the members, all expressing the opin-
ion that if they were sure OF securing
as fine cook they would be tempted
to forsake the ranks of the Ham
burgers" and join in the bonds Of
matrimony. The party broke up short
ly after the midnight hour, each one
bidding the host a kind goodnight. ali
agreeing they had spent very enjoy
able evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Guy Sleeper and wife to K Romans NV Il So
440 $1,000
Hans stamp and wife and John Mordorst and
and wife to Adolf Meyer nell and MS of sell
30-S5-4l Sll40
Peter Sander to Henry Marquardt lot ~ blk PA
Denison S125
Febs
Fritz Brandenberg and wifet Chas Schmidt
VIZ sell and eA e1a swl4 l S4-4l $500
Christian Ruhr and wife to X A Romans sell
5-S4-39 $500
Feb 10
Green Bay Lumber Co to Anna Short lot blk
g II Val $3.50
Carl Grnnau to Heinrich Petersen NV sw 81
81 38 S1400
Carl Grnnau to Thos Hayes ne swA and NV Sc
21-S2.3S $500
Jennie Huntington to Willis Virgins lot q
block 5 Dow rty $3.50
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
LOST END OF TWO FINGERS.

While feeding the small job press
in the Enterprise Office last Friday,
Mrs. A. H. Rudd had the misfortune
to get her fingers caught when the
impression was made. taking the ends
Of two fingers on the left hand of
aoout half way back on the finger nails.
The accident was a very painful one,
but the wounds are getting along very
we'll and it will probably be several
weeks before she can occupy her place
in the office again, Dow City Enter
prise
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
ORATORICAL CONTEST.
Six Medals are to be Awarded, Three
Gold ones and Three Silver ones.

-
On Monday night will occur the an
nual Oratorical Contest Of the Denisoh |
High School. Much interast is being
manifested among the students as there
are six medals to be awarded. Three
gold ones and three silver ones. Supt
Savage lsshighly pleased with the pro-
gress and assures the publicof grand
treat. Remember the date and place.
Opera House nextes Monday. The fol-
lowing is the program as will be car
ried out.
III, S. Quartette4- Fathers Lullaby
E Messrs. Harry Morris, Arthur Orr,
Vim. Lehfeldt. Horace Gregory.
Essay he Angelo of the Battle Field"
Minnie Graft
|. Essay -4---.--.'.Ehe Sleeping Nation"
| Willetta Straham.
| Essay Is - 'Joan OF Arc
Elsie Orr.
Glee Club Fair and Bright"
High School G iris.
Grafton John Brown
Horace Gregory
Grafton The Paul of the Nine
teenth Century Myrtle Mccormick
Oration The Founding of the Nation
Arthur Orr
/ H. IS. Quartette Larboard Watch
Defamation Hagar
Carrie Chaplin
4 Defamation The Wreath OF Wild
i Olive Charles Gable
4 Defamation How the Old Horse
). Won the Bet- Garnett Romans
H. S. Chorus --- -
-l The Heavens are Telling
The decision of judges and awarding
of medals.
Admission, 25 and Is cents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

Mrs. II. Grummons was given sur
prise at her home by the members of
her Sunday School class on last We'd
nesday. Mrs. Grummons having de-
cided to give up her class and Febru-
airy 10 being the anniversary day of the
class, her scholars showed their APP
probation of her as teacher by plan
ing this surprise. The evening was
spent in playing games, after which
refreshments were served. All report
a most pleasant time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
ALUM BAKING POWDER.
Declared by the Court to be Unwhole-
some, and its Sale to be in Vio-
latiOn Of the Pure Food
Laws.

A case in the courts of Davenport
the other day appears to have fixed the
status of the alum baking powders as
an illicit article of trade in the state of
Iowa.
It seems that the Pure Food Co., of
Chicago, sold to a firm of grocers in
Davenport a quantity of baking pow
der called ''Pure Food Baking Powder
The grocers sold some OF it, ascertain
ed that it was an alum powder, return
ed the powder unsold to the manufact.
urers and refused to pay for it. The
manufacturers sued to collect.
The case was tried before Judge
Bollinger and jury. Attorneys Nea
s. Neal, and S. A. Finger defended the
grocers 1t was shown that the pow
der contained alum. The defense
claimed consequently, that it was in
furious to to health and that traffic il
it was against public policy. Exper
Testimony was introduced to show tina
alum. when taken into the stomach
would influence the gastric juices t.
the detriment of the person using it.
| The jury returned verdict for tn
defendants, which means that alum
baking powders are deleterious t
health, their sale illegal in the state
The pure food laws of the state are M
held
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Clerk Frank Faul Issues Licences to
Many.

Clerk Frank Faul Issues Licenses to
Many.
During February the following licen-
ses to wed have been issued:
Jas. Healy to Margaret Totf.
w. G. Lorentzen and Cora lobe.
Jas. A. Wulf and Sada Smith.
Fred Fadchild and Willemette Bros
amle.
Asmus L. Petersen and Bertha Gage.
Heinrich Lohrmann and Emma Joens.
Guy Tranter and Mable Cruise.
Charley Berndt and Maggie Matheis.
Carl Hamann and Alberta THEW.
Peter Barrett and Ella Mcmahon.
Gustav Koenck and Mary Thams.
William Luck and Anna Burmeister.
William Ballentine and Rosalia Kre-
mien.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
SURPRISE THEIR PARENTS.
The Children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b
Nixon Give Parents Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Nixon We're ten
dered most agreeable surprise on
last Tuesday the occasion being Mr..
Nixon's 18th birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Nixon, Mr.
and Mrs. z, T. Nixon and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Hall. A feature of the sur
prise was bounteous supper prepar-
ed blythe children. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Nixon are highly respected citizens of
our city May they witness many such
occasions.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

stage and on the street. As a whole
the company is the best one visiting
our city in long time, Saturday they
give matinee and Saturday night a
comedy drama entitled, Sophia Hos
kin Tonight they go to Dunlap. as
the Denison opera house IS engaged
for ball.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

The Algona Upper Des Moines mem
tions Gardner Cowles for re election as
representative from his county. This
is as it should be. Mr.tCowles render
ed excellent services during his pre-
sent term, and the people of the state
would prefer his return. His own
county derived much benefit from his
services and should receive second
nomination by reclamation.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

Carl F. Kuehnle has accepted an in
vitation to deliver an address at Sioux
City. Feb. l6, at the anniversary exer-
cises of Columbia lodge, Knights of
Pythias of that city.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

John Schnoor returned Thursday
morning from Cedar Rapids where he
had gone as delegate from Camp 315,
M. w. A. He reports the encampment
as very enthusiastic gathering.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15
BREAKS collar BONE.
Fred Bills is Seriously Injured in a
eSif Runaway.

On Wednesday as Fred Bills, who
works for Mr.. Hamann four miles south
of town. was coming into town, the
team he was driving became unmanage.
able and ran away, throwing Mr. Bills
from the wagon and breaking his collar
bone He was brought to town and his
shoulder set in position and is now get
ting along nicely. The team was
known to be runaway and Mr.. Bills
always watched them, but this time
time they became unmanageable.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

Denlson merchants are rapidly i'm
proving in the art of window trim
ming. The windows of The Boys, j..
P. Miller u Co., and the Peoples store
are particularly handsome.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

Mr. Fred Seagrave, of Charter Oak,
was in Danison on Wednesday. He
has lately disposed of his interest in
the Charter Oak mill, trading it for a
farm in Woodbury. county. Mr.. Sea-
grave informs us that his brother in
India is expected home in about six
months.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

Miss Lizzie Temple has been at Mar
shalltown as a delegate to the Wood
men Circle, ard has been elected as one
of the board of managers of that or
ganization, a position Miss Temple will
fill with dignity.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-15

S V. O'Hare, the county attorney
who prosecuted Jackson and Stovel,
the men charged with stealing the iron
safe from the United States Express
company Saturday night, formerly
lived in Sioux City. His father, Hugh
O'Hare, for a time had charge of the
Northwestern Catholic. Sioux City
Journal