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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-04
Batavia.

Batavia, June A. John Elenberger
returned Monday from Mt. Pleasant
where he has been visiting his daugh.
ter.
Mrs Emma Smith, of Rutledge, Mo.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis from near
Brighton, are visiting their sister, Mrs,
Mary Hagey.
Mr.. Littlefeld, an old soldier, was
Killed by the evening freight while he
was returning home from decoration
services. He was very deaf and prob
ably did not hear the train till too late.
He was taken to the home of DR.. Cab
bart, where he died about half past 10
o'clock the same evening. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Shane. Saturday at 1 o'clock, after
which the remains were taken to 10.
waville for burial.
Miss Blanche Wright visited in OF
tumWa Saturday with Mrs Lawrence
Shaw.
Misses Bertha and Gussie Avery and
Annie Walker attended the graduating
exercises at Fairfield Thursday even
ing 81
Mrs. Sarah Humble will leave Tues
day for South Dakota to see her
daughter, Mrs. Stella Peebler.
Mrs. Clara Copeland and baby, He.
len, are visiting in ,Des Moines.
Mrs. Addie Kramer and son, Karl
and Miss Edith Wright attended dec.
Grafton services at Agency.
The children's day exercises of the
Christian Sunday school will be held
lat the church Sunday evening, June
16.
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THE MARKETS.
Visible SupnlY.

Chicago, June 3.-The visible sun
ply of grain follows: Wheat, $685..
900 bushels; corn, 16,413 900 bushels
and oats, 11,21S,OOO bushels.
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Bethel

Bethel, June 4. -Grandma Wilcox is
quite sick.
Will Foster is on the sick list.
G. F. Foster and S. K. Chisman were
in Blakesburg last week.
Spears and ST. Clair are hauling
props at Number 6.
Mrs. Alex limbaugh has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks.
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Cleveland.


Cleveland, June 4. - Work in the
mines here for the past week has been
little light, but prospects are better
for the coming week.
The famous baseball team of Cleve-
land started yesterday on a circuit of
games. They played at Dirby today.
If the Courier Stars really want to
learn how to play baseball they might
get date with our boys.
The state convention the Church of
Later Day Saints is in session in
Cleveland with about 100 delegates in
attendance.
Miss Anterior of the Cleveland Sup.
ply Co., spent Sunday in Abba with
friends.
We still have five or six cases OF
smallpox with us.
T. j. Phillips of Ottumwa was bus,
mess visitor last week
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Bladensbura.

Bladensburg, June 4.--Revs Shane,
pastor of the M. e. church, preached a
very fine memorial sermon Sunday.
at this place. Several old soldiers
we're present
Miss Helen Bell visited Miss Cora
Timmonds last Wednesday.
Miss Jane Kennedy was visiting in
this neighborhood last week.
Mrs. Jones, who has been quite i'll,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Wertz, is slowly improving.
The Sunday School convention, held
at this place Sunday. May rs. WAS
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Unionvilie.

Unionville, June Al. H. Simmons
and son, Henry, made a business trip
to Blakesburg last Friday.
Charley Graham was visiting with
friends in this vicinity couple of
days last week.
Frank Strunk finished painting his
new farm lately which adds much to
it's appearance.
James Tadlock, Of Moravia, visited
with his son, Thomas, one day last
week.
The new road which was opened
north of town has lately been put in a
passable condition.
Several of the girls from this vicin-
ity went to Moravia last Saturday.
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tended the ball at Avery Saturday ev-
ening, They report a large attend
ance.
VIM. Smith and John Price were in
Busy Thursday on business.
VIM. Long is giving the idle, miners
employment at grubbing stumps.
Mrs. Chester and daughter, Lora ARE
visiting at the home of Mrs. VIM. DAY.
is.
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5 NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. s
SOC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$50 IContinued from Page Al

Pleasant Plain tonight to preach and
to administer the ordinance of bap-
tism to several candidates for admis-
sion to the M. e. church. Next Sun
day Rev. Ingham will occupy the First
M. E. pulpit at Ottumwa and Rev. w.
H. Howe Of Pleasant Plain will
preach bere.
M. o. Mendenhall of Oskaloosa has
been elected principal of Pleasant
Plain academy for next year.
Pleasant Plain academy commence
ment exercises were held last Thurs
day evening in the Friends church at
Pleasant Plain.
Prof. Winslow, formerly principal of
Pleasant Plain academy has gone to
Kansas.
Wayne Worthington, who had been
den, during the school year, left We'd
Perry, Oklahoma.
At the annual meeting of the Iowa
Medical society held in Davenport DIR.
Terry and DR.. Parks of Brighton were
elected delegates to the American
Medical association which meets in ST.
Paul, Mimi, this month.
Mrs. Rev. Ingham and daughter of
Hedrick are visit her brother-in-law,
Rev. Hardy A. Ingham.
Mrs. Ed Deeds and daughter, Junia,
left Saturday for Ottumwa and will
remain for the wedding of Addie
Deeds nexss Wednesday night Ed.
Deeds will go to Ottumwa Wednesday
to be present at the Wedding.
DR.. L. j. Baker of Ottumwa stopped
over here Saturday on his way to Dav-
export to visit his brother-in-law, H.
II. Peterson
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Sweet came
from Washington for decoration day
services and remained over Sunday as
guests at the William Disberry home.
Mike Shaffer has moved into the
Ault house.
Saturday night M. H. Walter resum-
ed his position as leader of the Brigh.
ton band
Okomo Aud resumed his former pc.
sition as night man at the Midland no.
tel Saturday night.
Jere Coffin. of Pleasant Plain, was
here for decoration day. y
Eight young ladies drove over from
Richland for the band concert Satur-
day night.
E. w. Swisher is home for a few
days from Batavia where he has the
management of general store
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ried out at Union chapel Sunday even
ing by the children.
There has been an unusual amount
OIL sickness for this season of the year.
A photographer from Ottumwa took
snap shot at several of our buildings
last week for use in an Ottumwa pa
per.
Charles Peck and wife, of Ottumwa,
are visiting friends about here for a
few days.
Mrs. Emma Hall, of Batavia, is Wis
iting at the home of Clayton Dowd.
George and James Davis, of Indiana.
are visitors at the home of w. B..
Coombs and other relatives.
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Douds.

DOuQS, June 4.-1iaQ MCGaW OF FAR
field and ]. T. CULLEN are here today
Grace Douds has returned from OF
tumwa, where she has been staying the
last several days.
Albert Siemon and family visited
Sunday with friends near Utica.
Mabel Ferris visited with her aunt
Mrs. Jas. w. Harwood of Keosauqua
on Friday.
A birthday party for Mrs. S. S. Nor
row was given by her relatives and
friends at her residence, one mile
west of town on last Friday. An en-
joyable time was had by those pres
ent
John Written of Pennington, who
went to Florence, Colorado, last fall
to accept position in the postofflce
there, but was compelled to resign be-
cause of poor health, is visiting here
with relatives.
Alb Siemon will start for Meade
county, Kansas, on Tuesday to look
at some land there with the intention
of investing if the country suits him.
A Fourth of July celebration will be
held Jointly by Douds and Leando.
Among the numerous attractions will
| be fireworks from the river bridge at
night, and a five mile bicycle race,
baseball game, fifty-yard foot race for
boys under sixteen years old, one-hun-
dred yard foot race free for all, and
| other races, with prizes to the winners
in the daytime.
PackWood.
Packwood June An. Childress Is
convalescent after severe sickness Of
a few days.
Miss Laura Baker is quite sick.
Not a case of smallpox or scarlet
fever has developed lately.
Mrs. w. S. Jackson and Mrs. J. A.
Norman, of Brookville, were Pack
wood visitors Friday.
A number of persons from here went
to Hedrick Decoration day.
F. S. Wolfe, of Birmingham, and
Miss Kate Stephenson, of this place,
have been employed as teachers for
the coming year.
Green Valley.
Green Valley, June 4.-Miss Cynthia
Taylor and Miss Cora Warner will
start Monday for Bloomfield, where
they will attend school.
Frank Cloyd and daughter Minnie
made business trip to Blakesburg
Friday
Walter Clark and wife visited Sun
day with relatives near Ashh Grove.
Walt Pelk and family of Foster Wis
| iteu relatives in the vicinity.
Mrs. Ellen Ward and son Norman
and Miss Elsie Taylor visited friends
In Unionville Thursday.
| George McAmber. who has been srf-
fering from the effects of a broken
limb is getting up and around again.
Miss Minnie Connaly closed a very
successful term of school at the Mount
hope school house.
James Dale and wife visited with
| relatives near Foster Sunday.
An ice cream social was given at the
Charles Warner home Saturday night
in honor of Miss Cora's departure for
bloomfield. Those j present were
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Stockport.


Stockport, June 4.-Mrs. Adrian
Fairchilds, of Salina, visited over Sun.
day at her old home
The postoffice will be moved this
week from its old quarters to room
that is being fitted up for 1t north OF
the depot.
Mrs. Aletha Beswick, who was oper.
ated on six months ago for a tumor, is
still in critical condition, but is re-
ported better.
Ollie Swan, who has been suffering
with pneumonia, is out of danger.
F. B. Whitaker, Bob Graves and Mr..
Etka, of Belmand lodge, No. SAL, A. r.
81 A. NJ, are attending grand lodge at
Cedar Rapids.
John Dill is working up stock COM
pany to build creamery at Stockport.
Mrs. H. G. Skinner attended decora.
ton at Birmingham.
Joseph Keck and wife went to Des
Moines Tuesday to visit with their
children.
Mrs. Vina Davidson will build res
idence in north Stockport in S. A. Har-
lan's addition.
Henry Warner will build fine resi-
dence in Parnitzke's addition to Stock.
port.
Laff. Knowles is preparing to build
aresidence in south Stockport.
"A. H. Morris is getting the material
on the ground to build residence east
of the bank.
George Mendenhall of Winchester,
purchased forty feet front south of the
bank in Whitaker's addition to Stock
podt, consideration $1OO, and will com.
mence the erection of business house
40x60 feet, and will put in complete
stock of millinery, fancy dress goods
and dry goods.
The shipments last month from
Stockport have been thirty-six cars OF
oats, corn and hay, and twenty car
loads of lumber and merchandise ship
ped ins
%Eveland.
Eveland, June Mrs. Henry Har
rts is in Tracy called there by the Ill
ness of her daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and daughter, Sa
die. Misses Clara and Jane johnson
James Redmond and d. Gosslink at
tended the decoration exercises at Os,
kaloosa.
Miss Nellie Gosslink, OF Pella, is Wis.
iting with her sister, Mrs @. @. Welsh.
.Jr 7. Rhoades and Alfred Boles at
y
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CHICAGO Poultry Marke+

Chicago, June S.-Iced poultry, dull
and steady; chickens S@Sk; turkeys
800.
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, June 81 Butter, firm
ereameries 14@1sa; diaries 14@16.
Eggs. firm; LIZ. ~
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
TWO BOATSUP
Passengers of SOIkirk and Ora Arrived
 Last Night

Nbout forty passengers arrNcd on last nights train, having come up the river from Dawson on thc Sclkrrk. ar irving at White Horse Wednesday night 1t Z o'clock
 The Sclkirk made very good tune up thc river. and wa, delayed only fifteen minutes at Five Fingers.
 \ few oi thc passengers on last night, train came up on thc Ora. which reached White Horse a few mn ute, before thc train pulled out Tor SklgWly.
 \ small Dawson and lower river mail came out on Che Sclkirk and will be sent down on thc City oi Seattle. Among the passenger, were several from American Yukon points as far down a, Panama. who came up on thc Susie Co Dawson
 The rcmaincr oi thc Ora's passengers about twenty in number will come over on touight's train
 President $ IT, Graves. Nicc-Prc- ,idcut N B. Newell and Traffic Man 1ccr J F. Lee of thc W. D. x Y were among thc Sclkirks passengers and Will remain n White Horse several lay, ou business.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
A GREAT LODE
Holding Down Copper Claims
 In Rainy Hollow
slxtoen mon Arc Doing Assossment
 Work On tho Immonao Copper Ore Body In That District -sOn- ator Clark to visit the Country

Mir. $ Hopkins. who has charge of Jack Daltons pack train, arrived m ShagWay last night from Murphy S flat.
 Mir. Hopkins says that things are very quiet along thc Dalton trail just at present as all the freight going into the country IS being canocd up thc Chilkat river.
 A Canadian collector of customs has been stationed at Glacier camp. two miles above porcupine, for the pur
 .>c o; collecting duty. Both the miners and the Indians are being held up for duty. and there are a number who assert that they will not submit Co Che order of things The Indians are intensely and periodically Amcri- can and are very much avcrsc to be- inp turned oyer Co another govern mcnt They are adopts at cyadlng Che customs officials. and are more re- ,cntiul than Che whites who. at the time ol thc Canadian occupation sub miucd without protest The Indians, ou the other hand were prepared tC defend their country and warned Che Canadians away with arms m their hands
 There are sixteen men over m the Rainy Hollow country doing assess mcnt work Joe Smith one oi the original locators on thc big copper lode. IS ou his claims and expects Co be visited by several heavy capitalists before che end of the season. lt is rumorcd that Senator Cark's ap- preaching visit to Alaska has been greatly inspired by the reports he ha, had from thc Rainy Hollow country Capt Jarvis. who is in command oi thc \. W. M F. at Pleasant Camp. .S 900 extensive holder of claims m the Rainy Hollow
 This copper district Is situated near thc head oi Che Klchcna river, just of the Dalton trail iu British Columbia. and was discovered late m IS0S Cop per is found there m bornitc. chalcopy- rite and mllachitc, occurring iu veins from IS inches Co two feet in thick uc,, Assays oi copper ores from this region rm from 2o per cent to Ss per cent There are indications that thc deposit, cover great area 10 is easily accessible to tide water and only fifty mile, from Pyramid Harhar
 But thc country was passed over many year, before thc copper was dis covered 10 was Mir. Hopkins who named Rainy Hollow while packing through thc country m July IS9t when thc rain icIl uncea,ingly for IS days
 The people in Che country have been anticipating che advent oi a railroad as soon as heavy capitalists confirm the reported richness of the district
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION
Skalsway People and othors Who
 Are On the Wing

Mrs J C. Nelson. of Rampant city arrived on the train yesterday and will leave for Seattle today
 Mrs Home, oi Log Cabin, came down last night for a short stay in Skagway
 C. w. Hcto. che Dawson trader. came out on yesterdays train
 -O-
 Fugucnc Lcddy who recently took a supply of government supplies Co Eagle City returned yesterday ana leaves for Seattle today
 Internal Revenue Collector Mnuc is entertaining Dr. and Mrs Alton friend, from Montana. who came up on Che Queen for summer excursion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
KATF CRASt'S AMBITION
Wanted Her Father To Bo Presi-
 don't An old Story Rotold

The story of the "Dashing Kate Chase and Her Great Ambition. iS told by William Pcrrinc Born m iSlo she early began Co exhibit a mastcrIul spirit Co study politics, and Co dream of thc possibilities in store for her when her father, Salmon P Chase, was proposcd as a candidate for thc Pres iIcncy iu 1880 and again in ISoo
 When hc was called Co a cabinet DO ,itiou hc had been married three times. and 10 was whispered that hc was about Co make a certain lady his fourth wife But the rcsomtc Kate had made up her mind that no one should step in be- tween her and her father and one day, when the lady called. she was made SO kcculy Co feel that she was an intruder that the budding romance was bhgtcd, and Chase remained @ widowcr
 Even after Rates brilliant marriage to Senator William Spraguc. of Rhode Island she ,till cherished the ambition to sec her father installed in thc White House. and was most gracious Co those who were likely Co be influential in hclpinc her Go advocate his interests. When he was appointed Chief Justice she saw iu it only a scheme Go head oi his presidential aspirations forever and s1id hali ioco,cly half rcpro1ch ml'y. Co Senator Summer. who had voted for his appointments And you too. Mr. Charles Summer. iu this hu, mes, oi shelving papal But never mind. ! win defeat you all,'
 lu lS6S she nearly succeeded iu get ting thc Dcmocratic National Couy,n tiou to carry out her wishes lt was iu session iu TammJW Hall New Work Ciy. and she kept iu communication with u by messengers. waiting auN iousy ior thc moment when it va, hc Scved her father would carry all b, storm On Che fourth day thc moment seemed to have arrived and her hear. lclpcd with joy But the expected stampede dii not come. and thc impJ ticnt daughter sl, almost moved Co go herself to Tamm1uy Hall Indeed there were aitcrVard some politicians
 who observed that. ii she could hly, gone among thc delegate, on thc floor she might have been able at thc cru cill point. Co have swung the convcu t'ou to Che Chief Justice Instead llorliio Seymour Wa, nominated and Kate Sprlcuc that night Wa, thc mo,0 unhappy woman in thc land
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
CAME GOING
Effort To Be Made to Avert
 Extinction
Fnr Roaring Animals RaPidly Dis appearing and tho Killing Must Be Stopped Daring "a Portion or tho Year

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 N.l.u.. plan has ytt been decided m.u Im m. EU wall probably provide ..- . .....| season tor deer Ior uNo ..... ' ..H#u season wII hr set ..r.. ... HHn-
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
Transsiborian Travel

According Go Che Paris Herald travel acros, Siberia by the new railroad Is Co be rendered about as sumptuous as modern luxury can desire An organi- ration known as the "Compagnic ln- tcultionalc dcs Wagon-Lits' has ar- ranged Co rm once a week what !, called 30 train de luNc' from Moscow to lrkout>k iu eight days. and it is au- uouuccd that by September the traveller win be able Go make an unhrokcu jour ncy from Moscow Co the banks oi the Amur except for thc crossing of Lake Baikll by these trains m about ten days
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
Can Fight, Hut Not Govern

Whatever opinions may have been formed and expressed concerning 1cu NaNmo Gomez because oi Inc, long ca. rccr 90, soldier oi fortune i' mot @ professional rcvoluuuui,t his refusal to become a candidate for thc solder clement u Cuba for che presidency oi che new government oi che island, stamp, him 90, a wise. patriotic man Hi, iayoritc phrase to thc effect that he know, how Co fight but does not know how Co govern. evidences a lack oi that fatal cgou,m that sometimes lfhct, successful military men and cause, them Co believe ,hcy are great statesmen as well as able generals.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
Was n Sooossionists

lust before Lincoln gave him the commission of Major General, Sickles was perhaps thc most rampant sece>- sioniSt and Southern sympathizer at the North. He suppressed Ben Butler. who. at the Charleston Democratic convention voted a number of times for the nomination of Jefferson Davis for the Presidency. lt was the kind of Northern Democrat like Sickles who precipitatcd the war We believed that he and the men like him would prevent invasion or make it difficult and dangerous. But we were victims of misplaced confidence. General Sick les is vcrging on m, Soth year. and yet his latest appearance Is not only dis. credtable to himself, but to the old soldiers who seem to have turned what they once called patriotism into footing the country they proicsScd to have savcd.-Augusta (GaD Chronicle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02

Abundance of oil. such as Is flowing from the otherwise barren hills near Beaumont. Texas is a great aid Co manufacturing enterprises: IS a devel- opcr and civilizcr. Ex-Governor Hogc. of Texas. recently. said: Texas has. from the discovery of oil. the cheapest fucl in the world. and will soon be able to offer greater adyan- tagcs Co manufacturing enterprises than any other state in the Union. A the question of fuel is thus settled the manufacturers will come. Texas may now look out for the greatest era oi prosperity she has ever experienced.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02
Knows By Experience

Having put thc matter to practical test Minister Nu can have 100 hcsita. iion m reporting Co China that Che freedom oi speech oi which thi, coun try boast, !, the genuine article Wa,hineton Star
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-02

Sccrdar, Root |, thc recipient o' many compliment, ou account oi h- excellent administration oi thc War Department and they are mol manuiac mred by a Presidential boom bureau otbcr li Roosevelt and OdcO should NI each other ot New York would ,uI have 1 very capable candidate iu Secretary Root