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Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
SEVERAL GANGS
OF BANK ROBBERS
Opinion Of A. U. Quint OF the
Bankers Casualty Com
pany of Des Moines.
WORk OUT OF BIG CITIES
smartcst Criminals in the Worla Are
Safe Craftsmen and Forsers-
l';Sicult But Profitable
Business.

pes Moines. Ia. Nov. IA. L. Quint
of the Bankers Casualty company OF
pes Moines believes that two OF three
gangs of baliS robbers, composed Of
perhaps twelve or fifteen men. ale en-
gagged IN the baak robberes that have
been perpetratea almost daily In lo5y,p
and other western states during No
Neinher. He says that in all probability
these gangs work out from the big
cities running ont from chicago 81.
Paul and st. Louis To do their work
and return TO the city to hide
safe craftsmen ana fs,gers are the
best IN the criminal business said Mr.
Quint. The smartcst crintinalS in the
world are engaged in The two Tines Of
erookcdness. have cnsag@d in Tie
prosecution Of scores OF bank rebherg
eases, and | know from experience that
they are the most slippery. the most
cunning, tbs shrewdest nen In tho
business Their plans are master
pieces OF cunning and seneralsilip. If
three on four gangs are Workias in this
state and about It's borders ncSN. in all
probability one or two mon arc direct
Ing all OF the work. fheii ingenuity is
battling, and their brains, turned to
good account, would earn prodigious
salaries in any legitimate business. III
would appear 10 YOU to be q curious
thing that a dozen banks could be
robbed and safes cracked without such
sh,eWd men eatchers as are connected
with the detective agencies Icing able
TO locate 4 part of the gang and their
confcderates. But those Who haze had
experience in trying To convict men OF
this class of crimes which they We're
not actually Seen to commit. find out
something of the resourcefulness of the
safecrackcr. Next To forgery il is the
most difficult and most profitable line
of criminal practice,
Il learned a few DAYS go of What |
consider one of the sinoothest pieces of
crooked work of recent years. An ;tppa-
rent stoeknlan presented a large check
apparently drawn by Il stock yards firm
for payment at Il down town bank in
Chicago II WAS certified and the stock
man was stranger and in a hurry.
The banker said he would Verify the
check by telephone, and telephonetl the
firm. The answer came back that the
check was good and the st0ckman got
his money and left. The cheek proved
n forgery. The firm Then rememhered
that stucllman stopped at their office
cashed, saying II friend would tee
phone him there When the phone
rang he answered and verified the
check in the hearing of the swimdled
firm. All he had to answer the banker
at the other end OF the line was = es
n few times, and the firm thought he
was talking to his friend. 1t was q
smooth game
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
pOISONER PURSuES
A YOUNG farmer
After Several Attempts the
Fiend Almost Finishes
Joe Naberhous.
WOULD DESTROY FAMILY
Strychnine Put in Bread and Butter
and coffee-Mysterious Enemy
Arouses Carroll County In
habitants.

Breda, Ia, Nov. 13.-While Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Naberhaus were attending
church yesterday some villain entered
their house and scattered strychnine
promiscuously over the bread and but
ter and put some in the coffee. which
had been left standing on the table.
When they returned from church
they partook of some lunch.
Mrs. Naberhaus tasted the coffee.
and, noticing that it was bitter, She
promptly spat it out Mr.. Naberhaus
ate some of the bread and butter and
was taken violently sick. His wife
gave him q glass of milk and then ran
to neighbours for assistance. When
Ihe returnedhe husband had become Sc
numb and rigid that he was unable to
move. He was Immediately taken to
town. DR.. Jones administered an
emetic and 1T is now believed he is
out of danger unless some unlooked-for
complication sets in.
This is but one OF q series of deadly
attempts upon Naberhaus. About
year ago some one tried to poison his
horses. but the drug was discovered in
the feed box before the horses had
eaten any of It, AT another time, while
he and his wife were attending dance
not far away, some one entered his
barn and cut up the top of his new
buggy. Only about q week ago he was
husking corn and left the water jug in
corner of the field. When he re-
turned later on he found some poison
on the mouth of the jug.
No clue has been found to the per.
petrator, but the people have become
so worked up over this last attempt
that if the cowardly rascal is discov-
cred he will be severely dealt With. II
appears to have been Il deliberate at
tempt to poison the whole family and
1t is to be hoped the guilty party will
be discovered.
Sheriff Nestle was at once notified
and drove up the same afternoon. If
possible, he will secure bloodhounds
and put them on the track of the guilty
party.
Mr.. Naberhaus is an industrious
young farmer. and neither he nor his
wife is known to have an enemy around
here. About a year ago he was mar.
ried and is the father of one child
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
the MASSACRE ON
ISLAND OF SAMAR.
fale OF Treachery and Tragedy
Gold by a Returned
Officer.
MADE GALLANT FIGHT
rakcn by Surprise, unarmed. the
Brave Co.ored Men of the Fam
Gus Ninth Sod Lives Dearly
Capt. Connell's Fate.
MADE GALLANT FIGHT

Victoria B. c.. Nov. 14.-Among the
arrivals by the steamer Empress of
China from the orient was l.ieuten
amt f. +. Allison OF the United States
rsvy. who is on his Way home from
Manila. Speaking of the massacre of
the members of the Ninth infantry at
Samar, he said the natives had grown
to like the colored troops who had been
stationed there, and When the Ninth
arrived ii was thought by the Amer-
icam troops the same friendly feeling
would be siown tn them. and the guard
was not stfietly kept as it otherwise
would have been. The night before the
massacre the village presiaente came
to Captain C'onnell and before the padre
declared ii would take leo Nlore native
lahorers to do certain work. lie did
not have The men and begged the in
dulgence of the army captain. Honest
and true To the legitimate discharge of
his duty, Captain. Connell said:
DO the best You can. Get any native
who Will work, but clear away the un-
derhrush.'
just before daybrealS natives with
bolos to cut the underbrush began
coming into camp. Then the massacre
began. The last underbrush man killed
tha sni5ss,.s ,..s,,, ~ Iras,.fast haIa,
~ non,. t,,.t ma ,I,at,. ,,.,,,s. me in.
s,,.a,.,,,s sa,,a,,l't'1 ,'aif ,ta,it nu'st.,iYs
,,,5 s,,',t t,,a,s. ~ othsr
,lf a,,, ,,,,,r.
a.'raa ~, ,',,.,,..a sa,slis,s ~. fo,,e
~ ,.,,,,'ha,s. ~ ~, ~ ~ s,,r,.iy,e,,.s
t,,,na, III. ,,aa,. 80, ~, .a..a.. af
carnage until all WAS lost.
Their officers had fallen. and their
.,,,,,,,,,,,,s ,,,e,., sl,,.s,,o,.nd nm, 49,
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.
News From the National CAPITAL Of
Northwestern Interest.

MashMgton. &ov l2 Henry q. Pro,itv
lss teer appetted postmaster at Glen
Ion, Guthrie county, 10. Vice Geo A.
Barker resigned and Jasper Roth at
pate, Chateau county, S -. vice Lucy H.
Jefferson Resigned
lHt ef Fails CITY, N. -. and Marshall
. ilumlhreN of WiaQna. MINI, have been
ipioiliefl taeeers ii he bureau oN animal
Hdilst's 20 h" located al South omaha
lhe following Iowa pqstofrcS Wiil be-
oale presis!eHtia cu January and the
salaries thea viii receive: t,lein. $l,esp:
5slsSe% $l,np9. NpM London. $l,10; Preston
a@H, Radcliffe $4,000; West Bend, sleno;
" hltleM SLIGO.
The following r,rai free delivery letter
a&rrieis have hcen appo,nted
Tpiea harlea r. .Adams, at Sac City.
Sibert 6 Camlbell, AZ Davidson: Joseph
,'ai.9ll, ut pubuqGc; Ahraha,n I'itron,
nc Perry, Caiviu L.. francis Ill Earlha,n;
JOHN " ilcath nj GGrrcctionvllle: Iohn
/. ljeEGericks, al Aurcia w r. Hobby,
at 1~a Guy: George w. iNera.ncr at
Auain@sa. MW itew +. Sailsch, at Sac
'itN T. Smith, at Humphrey: T. Tya
ai4e ~ i>no%Yille; Charles Wilson, at
MGt Points Nonnan j. Young, at Paul
@cbiael5a = A. Ciift. AT yim,nholdt;
Ia,nes 1. Nonnely. NJ Blair; hlien T. Jar
mDr At stmGeell; james +. Meyers. ut
.Eoioa; q IeleH, III lincoln.
sauph I,ai.eta w, 4. Aust AT vermill-
itHsone have been granted MS follows:
l6wa OrllHa. Hudson C. Swiols, Nat
.ais @ AlaboaNo iiowe, Aathon, So.
lo!n 'ilillirs, snl.iiers home. Marshall
laVu, 81, ierease, Restoration, Reissue,
, 81 rlo ,AedGrass, l'alo, Sl2 John
4 ,i1cleeGH, irwin 81, George w. Weeks,
lialian. -, Michael Casey, Knoxville, 81;
sitc& aGt 0nl1her n Milton O. Norton.
rf,sf ltfffflI tlrlllnnI
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
FILIPINO TREACHERY.
q Presidente Aiding the Samar In
surcents,

catbalosan, Island OF Samar, Nov. 13.
--iola2 the presidente of Tacloban. ISL
and of Leyte, who proved to he an
agent OF the Filipino junta at Hong
Kong, has been arrested. Many incrim-
mating papers, duplicating numerous
officials, We're seized at the time of his
arrest.
The gunboat Leyte has discovered a
signal station working on the island of
Leytc and communicating with insur-
gents on the island of sainar by the
tlashlisht system. Three operators were
arrested and the station WAS destroyed.
The men confessed that MANY recruits
have seen sent from Leyte to Sanar
Omaha, Nov 13.-Orders have been
issued at the department of the Mis-
souri, for the first squadron of the Elev-
cnth cavalry, Which is now stationed at
Jefferson barracks Missouri, To pro-
ceed To san Francisco in time to sail
for the Philippines December l6.
This order is the first to be issued
from this department To carry out the
plan recently outlined by Secretary
Root for the purpose of replacing the
troops i'm the Philippines whose periods
Of enlistment have about expired.
The squadron has been ordered to re,
iuit 10 It's maximum strength.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
JAIL FOR EDITORS.
Chicago American Representa-,
tives Sent UP for Con-
tempt.

Chicago, Nov. 14-Judge Hanecy to
day gave his decision in the contempt
case of Editor IIearsts Chicago Amer
ican. He ordered Andrew Nj. Lawrence,
managing editor, 10 serve forty days In
the comfy Jail, and IL. II. Garfield.
writer of the objectionable article. to
renain there thirty days. S. S. Car
valho and j. Il. Hammond are dis
charged
The case against w. Il. Hearst, Glare
Briggs and lfomer Davenport, the
Judge said, would be allowed to stand,
until such time rs they could be
brought into court by the sheriff.
The article in the American, upon
which the proceedings i'm contempt is
based, was a criticism of the courts
decision ON the application for Il for
feiture OF the charter of the Peoples
Gas l4lsit and Coke company.
n few minutes after the rendering of
the decision and the imposition of the
sentences as 10 Lawrence and Garfield,
Judge Dunne issued q writ of habeas
corpus, returnabe Immediately.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
RISKS CONSUMPTION.
kooh's Theory Tested by an Injection
of TubercuIosis

New York Nov. IA young woman
has Just been inoculated with virus from
q COW Suffering from tuberculosis hy pr
George D. Barney, The solution OF BOVINE
tnbercule bacilll was Injected on each slide
ol he woman's neck Just above The
laNiclo The woman is Miss Emma III
kiuB Of brooklyn She offered to sub
mii 10 this experiment to disprove Pro-
fossor Koehs theory that bovine tuber.
culc bacilli cannot infect persons, The
mooulated with the virus OF copsump-
i've person some time ago by DIR, Barney
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
MlLT ALLEN WRoTti.
Some of His Shooting Paraphernaiia
Confiscated i'm Minnesota.

Nlinneapois. MINI. Noy. IL NJ H
Allen Of Sheldon, la. s wa.iins wrotn
at he Minnesota game and fish COM
mission.
Mr.. Allen has been doing some duck
hunting ON Heron lake for two years
nnG had a ,oat and outiit of dcaoys
there He unfortunately loom Il thcm
to some pot hunters vino wero lai,ied
lecantly by Sam Fullerton, an'! al
their outfit contiscatecl Mr. Aliea do
manded that his particular property be
restored to him This Fulelton lts-
fused TO do and also reminded the Iowa
man that he owed the state so license
money for the two seasons he had Shot
over Minnesota waters.
Mr.. Allen repi.ed that the Minnesota
law was no GOOD and tiiat he would
shoot in the state as often as he
pleased He threatens replevin rio-
ccedings TO recover his boat and de-
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
vITR|OL In Her FACE,
A Fort Dodge Woman the
Victim of a Mysterious
Assault.

Fort Dodge Ia, Nov. IA strange
moinan who signs her name as Julia
Mrs. George Wadsley, a respectable lady
OF this city. last night. The cause of the
action is unknown. Mrs. Madsley keepa
the office of DR.. Bishop, where the as.
s;,ult was committed The act was the
elimination of persecution to which
Mrs. Wadsley has been subjected at in
tervals since last August DIR. Bishop has
also been Il recipient of indecent letters
signed Julia Nore.louse. The woman has
escaped and the police are bafied. Mrs.
Wadslcy fortunately threw her hands be-
fore her face and escaped With slight
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
COMES FROM NOME.
Arctic Brings t16 Passengers ans
S25O,OoO in Gold.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 1.-THE schooner
Arctic arrived at midnight from Nome
with lls passengers and $a5o,G90 in gold
She is the last boat but one to leave thai
northern port ana brought down many
prominent business men. She reports
meeting the Ralph ID. Lohs at Dutch har
bor short of provisions and water. Her
sixty passengers suffered many privations
before reaching port.
Colonel Nm. a oIphant representing
an Indiana syndicate. consummated one
of the largest mining deals in the history
of the Klondike. purchasing pa Gold Hill
claims, the consideration being $4,000.
Certain government property, including
the land on which the Dawson postoffice
is located. is embraced in the sale.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
-
ol-Eo 70 BE TALKED ABOUT.
indreds of Dairymen Are In Con-
vcntion at DUBUQUE.

pghuasle Ia. Nov. ;;S.-'rhe annual
@&NeilIiifn OF the Iowa state dairy
aet.S association opened here today,
aiih about 400 delegates in attendance.
n Wednesday and Thursday there
s.iII e filliy twice chat many.
i Ids .aecling takes the place of the
PIG t0@al convention and in view OF the
t' there are prominent creamery
ueti here from the entire country. The
n9st interesting feature of the program
Kill he he debate tomorrow on the
ii'NQt iil VI llich comes before con
sasi It Tire next session. Congressman
tia2idsen Circuit. Tawnev and Hab-
-, X Nill talk ON this question which
'fSoe&tes an increased tax on counter
ssfl lattel commonly called oleonar-
saiille.
Two large buildings are used for ma
hiIefy and butter exhibits.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
General Wants Larger
Appropriations.

Washington, Nov. l4.-In his annual re.
port, which VIII be completed soon, Post
master General Smith will ask for an in-
crease i'm the appropriation for the rural
free delivery service from the present
sum of ss.se0Goo to s6.oGo,0oO. aud will ;,d-
vocate extension OF the service as far as
practicable. lie will express the opin-
ion that this branch of the work of the
department is of the greatest utility, and
will plead for most liberal consideration
on the part of congress. He Will explain
III some detail the recent action of the de-
partment in the matter of second class
mail matter. taking the position that the
law granting a rate of a cent per pound
was meant only for absolutely legitimate
newspapers with legitimate subscription
lists,
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Hanlin Garland's Father to Weo.

Lacrosse, Wis. Nov lI.-Richard III.
Garland and Mary +. Bowles. both of
ceuse and will be married some time
next week. Mr.. Garland is. the father
of Haml.n Garland. the writer, is 40
years old and has been . Wdower
about a year. He is one of the pioneers
of LACROSSE county, and has lived on
the Garland homestead at West SALEM
for n quarter of q century. Mrs. l2oWles
is the WIDOW of the late III. F.. Rowlcs.
4 once prominent West Salem merchant
and Is G. years old.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
FOREST FIRES.
Are Raging in Southern Illinois,
Northern Missouri and
Arkansas.

st Louis, Nov, II Accarding to dis
patches received here forest nres arc rag
Ing IN the vicinity of R"d Bud and Alto
Pass, H., Popar Bluff, Mo-, and Sedg
wick, Ark North OF he first place named
the woods along tho Elock creek and
Richlana creek bottoms are on fire and
farmers iightins hard to save their
homes. FARM property in the vicinity of
Alto Pass is in great danger The fire is
within u ha.f niie of the town and ii
ii, ieer bN n terrific .y:ic
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Paper MANAGED by Woman

Iowa City. Ia. NOV. il Mrs. Flor
enoe Iiuntley of Washington, u. c.,
took editorial charge OF the Iowa City.
Republican today. The Republican has
been having many troubles, financial,
legal and otherwise The stockholders
peutioned the court for a receiver, and
the appointment of Mrs. liuntley is an
allenpt on tie part OF tle principal
sloekholder. W. II. Main, to bring
peaoe TO the paper. Mrs. Huntley has
ie9Ned on the Washington Post, Mime
apolis Tribune and St Paui Pioneer
Press, and is the author OF Il number of
books.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
SUITS ENGLAND.
Press Comment on Senator Lodges

Press Comment on Senator Lodges
Speech.
London, Nov. 13.-rhe Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon, referring to the speech
made by Senator Lodge of Boston satur-
day, says:
IF, as believed, Lodges speech reveals
the mind of Roosevelt this country will
have nothing to complain Of The 18TH
mian business will be settled next year in
a manner honorable and satisfactory to
both countries which means, we pre-
sumo, America will get her own way in
the matter. The Monroe doctrine is to
be sternly upheld by great navy if need
be. This is in the interests of peace AS
the Monroe doctrine does not affect that
part of the American continent which be-
longs to the British empire, the announce
ment will cause no friction"
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Editors at WatenIoo.

Waterloo, Ia. NOV a. Waterloo Is
to he TUNED over to the editors of
Northeastern Iowa this week. The
clan will gather in this city on Thurs
day. and will remain for two days.
F'rlday morning the new home of the
Waterloo Reporter will be dedicated,
Lafe Young. of the pes Moines Capital,
delivering the dedicatory address,
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Actress Taken 20 AsvIun

Iiaena, la. Nol. A. Actress @ulie
Gla3lil. tie soubrettc OF The Village
t'alsa company. which showed in
iioene b ST week, was taken to the Kline
saltiiaiiusa AZ Fort Dodge. The girls
alihd suddenly failed the day after
eiNin@ Boone Her madness was due
70 an Indulgence in spritualism
me 'Ge3ium telling her that her hus-
oand, from whom she is separated
would die JANUARY s.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
ON STRANGERS TRAIL.
Detectives Looking for Alleged In
cenciiary Who Fired Butte. Neh.

Butte, Neb, Nov. 14.-Ilvery carpenter
ard person who can sew u board and
drive nail is busy rebuilding the burned
district OF Butte. a detective is looking
for the man who last Friday night threat
erred to get even with tn. town for real
or fancied grievance The fact that the
fire occurred that night, and that he dis
then has cast suspicion on him
There Were ten bnillinEs bMrned
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
BURGLARS WANTED.
Bank at Turin Has Not Been
Able to Get at Its $8,loo
in Safe.

Turin, Ia, Nov. 13-The bandits who
blew the safe in the Bank of Turin
We're badly wanted today. because all
efforts to open the safe to get the $500
therein had been futile. 1T will be nee
essary to wait for an expert from the
factory.
No new clues We're received. Two Al
caliber rifle cartridges We're found
where the robbers reloaded after the
fusillade.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Robbed Mail Pouchea.

Van Vert. o., Nov. 12.-Warren ID,
Melendy, night telegraph operator
at the Pennsylvania railroad station
here, was arrested, charged with pill
fering mail pouches left in the office
over night. Decoy packages We're
placed In the mail and led to his ar
lcst. MelendY has confessed.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Children Cremated,

Springfield, Mo-. Nov. 1a.-- Near Ma
rionville, Mrs. George Justice locked
two small children In the house and
went short distance for N;ater. When
she returned the house was in flames
end the children We're cremated
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Democrat Has One MelorItv

l)es Molnes, La, Nov. !.-The ohiela,
count OF votes IN the Gags Shelby dis-
.ilel shows tnat Bruce received - na-
io''.S ~ Ass and l.inmen, 80 in Slel,
BY, thus electlng, on the face of hp re-.
turns the democratic senator by /
majority Bruce win contest.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
GETS HER DIVORCE.

Mrs. Sophie E-arrison-Eastnan Has
South Dakota Decree.
Deadwood. S. d.. Nov IA. Mrs. So
phic IIarrson-! Eastman has been grant
ed divorce from Barrett Eastman. q
Chicago journalist, on the grounds of
non-support.
Mrs. Eastman is . sister of Mayor
Ilalrisor OF Chicago She has been ac-
conpanieG during her forced residence
In South Dakota by her brother-in-la law
William Preston Eastman. In q few
days they Will go TO New York to re-
side.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Allowed to Retire.

Berlin, Nov, IL, Emperor william
has regretfully aeceded to the repeated
request OF Count Paul von Hutzfeldt-
Wildenburg, German ambassador to
Great Britain, that he he allowed To
retire from the diplomatic service on
the ground Of III health,
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
Six Day WaIklna Match.

Pittsburg, Nov, llTwenty-t lead
Ing pedestrians, including the Amer
lean champion, George Tracy, and the
English champion. George Cartwright,
started at 1890 this morning in six
day go-as- -you-please walking match
for the championship. A large crowd
Is present,
At II the score of the five leaders
was. Hegelman, 60 miles, o laps; Cav
anaugh. 60 miles, 7 laps; Cox, rs miles,
IA laps, Fahey, IS miles; Dean, e.,
miles, 0 laps,
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
settlement NOT FINAL.
Release Signed by Injured Railroad
Passenger Is Set Aside.

Dubuque Ia. NoN II. Judge shiras
of the United states CONT, has Just
handed down an opinion in which he
sets aside a release signed by Miss
Lucy WilccN of Toledo, IN. Nllss NIL
cox had suffered an inquiry oi Tie
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 l',ftil road
and settled with the company on the
ground that. according TO The loliysi
clans, She would reeoNci in q YEAR II
tianspires that She viii he 4 helpless
invalid all her life. Fhe c;tse is thought
TO be one of very rale occurrence and
probably has no parallel.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
A Girl Murdered.

Evansville, Ind, Noy. 49, - Miss
George Bailey vas murdered on the
road leading into the city this morning.
Her neck was broken by being thrown
from buggy. No clue.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
RESCUE OF THE SUM-"
For the First Time Foreigners Are Al
lowed ia See Gerar,onv

IOWSU 10 9CS OCTGTlOFy.
Picking, Nov 13.-In conformity with the
notice which the foreign office sent to the
legations all Chinese officials in the cap
ital gathered today at the board of rites
to rescue the SUM- which is suffering
from partial eclipse. The rescue was ac-
complsl,ed by prostrations, the burning
of incense and tho beating OF drums A
few foreigners. for the first time in his
tory. We're permitted to witness the cere.
mony.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
SENATOR'S SON DIES.
Hon. s. |. Hosue. of Blencoe. is Be-

f@nsoe Ia. Nov. 1s-Frank T1ogue.
the S-ysisr-old SON OF Hon. and Mrs. Il.
Il. lsogue disd here yesterday of pneu-
-, Tie less is most keenly felt
VI iinsuc was last Week elected state
sNaatQr from the Monona Harrison
5S9Mford distFiGt He loNcd his boy
sNlth an 'ltei.s@ p~acHtal affection and
tl1N bereavement is a crushing SORROW.
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14
w. C.T.u. Gonuentlon.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-The national ofii-
GERS of the w, G, II, 4, left Chicago to-
day for Fort Worth, Tex, to attend the
twenty-eighlh annual convention Of
the organization,
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14

New Orleans, . eitg Of neaily 100000
population. consumes ies tbaa $4,000.
600 gallons OF water daily. Tia foial
cost of the New Orleans W.tefAy6l)I4
was si.nee,ooo st. Louis HAS Spent $50.
100000 for the sa,ne puMNisn ..lld has 4
daily Consumption o e9o8u.r19 eal
Ions
Missouri Valley times., 1901-11-14

The number of students in the ms
regular medical schools of the l.l,I1gd
States In 1900 was l,ol9 Females ana Il.
6I2 males.