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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
DIVORCES GRANTED.
Judge Eichelberser Nullifies severa
Marriages in District Court.

[From Wednesdays Daily.I
Judge Eichelberger has been busy
today granting DEGREES of divorce to
dissatisfied wives Ethel Downey to.
day received decree multiplying her
marriage to Joseph A. Downey, James
F. Smith was divorced from his wife,
Emma Smith, Rosa E. Hyde was grant
ed divorce from Walter j. Hyde, and
in the cases OF z. Eyre VS.. r. Eyre
and Lille Parks VS.. Leander Parks
similar DEGREES We're signed
The case OF Lawrence Guggerty VS..
the City of Ottumwa, which was as
signed for today, was re-assigned this
morning for next Wednesday.
In the case OF Susannah Brown VS. !.
Thomas X. Armstrong, snit to quiet
title. s. G.. Burton was appointed as
commissioner to locate certain lines
and boundaries
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Time of trains CARRYING, passengers at
Hedrick, Iowa. Enectiye July LIST, 1901.
No. 3-St. Paul Express daily. 1850 D. m.
No. 5-Mason City Mail (Ex Sum 2:l0 ;. m.
No. Way Freight sIg;hs sE axtS SUM. 500 p. m.
No. 6-Peoria Mail lex SUM. 1920 q. m
No. Way. Freight tEx SUM-. I:45 q. IN.
No, 4-Peoria Express (daily). 3:fo a. m
Coupon tickets on sale to ali points in t N,
United States, Canada ana Mexico. For
rates. folder, etc, call on or address,
GEO s. BATTY. H. H. KENNY i
Gen. Pass L Tkt. Agt., Agent
Marshalltown, Iowa. HedricE, Ia.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
VERDICT OF coRoNER's JURY

Find Joseph schreckengost Was Kill.
ed While Coupling Defective Cars.
lFrom Wednesdays Daily.I
The eoroner's inquest over the re-
mains of the late Joseph Schrecken--
COST was held yesterday afternoon at
the court house. The jury returned
the verdict that the deceased came to
his death while. coupling defective
cars. The. following were the jurors:
S. M. Mowatt, w. Fl. Boston and ]. M.
Crowley s't.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
Spends over Million l.ess.

Mem York, Oct, 29.--It is announced
tcdaJ Ihat the budget ron the city OF
New YORK for 1903 will be SCI, ll9,OSl.
a decrease of $I5O0.56s from the ex-.
penditme in 1902.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC.
TRAINS LEAVING JEFFERSON
STREET UNION DEPOT.
A. ]. Packard. AGENT.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL.
Chicago, Dubuque &
Milwaukee. -: 80 a m. b2:.5 a. m.
Chicago, Cedar Rap,
Kansas city &. '''' y ~
cal -. $500. b5:3O p. m. b1020 n. m.
No. 90, east bound. leaves. So. 6:55 a. m.
No GA, east bound. leaves. .....10:45 a. m.
No o. west bound, leaves. 49,. Gas n m
No. 81, west bound, leaves. ;. :. IL 80 a. m.
These are freights leaving Ottumwa
a Daily. b Except Sunday. Except
Freight trains arrive at and depart from
Ottumwa Junction.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30

The wise man will listen to- rhs trou.
bles Of others, bnt,he will rarely com.
: niiliLest. his own. sHt
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
WABASH.

o. g. Arrive. Depart.
Louis 80. so ..ae:15 a, m. Assoc pm.
Louis ...... 49,, aT:00 p. m. ass a. m,
Freight trains carrying, passengers be.
Local freight 80. .bs:0O p. m. d3 100 n. m.
Fast freight ..... a12:10 p. IN. az 80 p. m.
Daily. b Except Sunday.
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Railroad Time Tables.
TRAINS LEAVING UNION DEPOT.
w. S, Parker, Ticket AGENT.

BURLINGTON ROUTE. c.. Il. x O. Il. r.
Going East. Depart.
No. 24a-Fast mail. 1:lG n. m.
No. 12b-Chicago, PEORIA ST. Louis,
Dubuque q Quincy 21o a. m.
16a-Chicago -. .. GAO n M
92b-iocal Freight ... G:4O a. m.
lob Peoria Dubuque & Quincy 12:Ol D. m.
6a-Ghicago Limited ......12:50 p. IN.
aa-ChicaGo.st. Louisa Quincy I:2O p. IN.
sa--Fast mail ............ S:37 y. m.
2a-Chicago, Peoria Il Rockford Ii AS D. IN. +
Going West.
5a-Omana, Council Bluffs and
Nebraska ~. .......,.... 1:1o a. m.
l9a-tast MAI .............. 2:49 Il. IN. (
01b-Local Freight ......... $50 a. IN.
3a-0maha, Kansas City. Den
yer, Hot Springs. Deadwoou,
fornin ...;;.... .......... sos A. m.
Ia-tast man .............. 500 a. m.
11a-kansas City, st. Joe ard
Council Bluffs ........ OBS ID. IN.
1a-Denver Il Omaha E. I'LL rs p. m.
Arrive.
9b-Peorla to ottnmwa 100 u. m.
n. Daily; b. except Sunday. Nos. T. 8, ia
and "a do not carry passengers
CHICAGO. FIT. MADISON & DIES MONIES
Arrive. Depart.
Trains run daily cxcept Sunday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
Free Trade in England.

If free trade will destroy trusts.
how is 1t that trusts flourish and grow
stronger daily in free trade England ?
They are larger and stronger there
than they have ever been i'll America
Even the breadstufrs eaten there are
under The control Of trust and the
price goes UP OF down az dictated oy
1t. And yet they talk OF destroying
az tr',ssfN har4 Inv rennring the tariff
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
Effect of Wilson Bill.
Present Prosperity.

''And SO it was that in times of
peace the country was forced to sell
bonds for $262,000,000 to meet the de-
ficiency in the revenues of the govern
ment And then We came into power
and passed the Dingley bill for protec-
ton as well as revenue. You see how
it worked. The first month there was
an excess of the receipts over the ex-
penditures We got into the Spanish
war and spent several millions, but
the wonder and the truth of it is that
under the new republican revenue law
We paid the entire war debt and today
the treasury is $20,000,000 better of
than on tnat grand day when William
Mckinley was first inaugurated. So
we are dong pretty w@ll under law
providing for tariff for protection as
We'll as Tor revenue. No one lives VINO
doss not lrow Of the wonderful pros,
PETTY OF this year Of cur Lord 1902.
An Objection.
.Rnt atil1 WA ara pht ALI naftino onr
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30

Congressman Payne concluded his
address with reference to the bene-
hts derived by Porto Rico and Cuba
through the efforts of the republican
party and touched upon the Philippine
question, justifying the stand the re-
publican party takes in this connec-
ton. His address was one of the
best political speeches ever delivered
in Ottumwa and every statement,
backed by record and experience, had
its effect upon his hearers.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30

. n Blood Tells. -
.pr. Holmes said when he was ask.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30

M atill v. ara nAi al aattioo o',r
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-30
Jealous of Issues.

y
Sherman law was not perfect and that
ali its powers had been exhausted. the
republicans brought in an amendment
to the constitution giving congress the
power to regulate trusts. We asked
that it be brought up at once. Leader
Richardson of the democratic side of
the house, objected to this, but as only
majority was needed we got it up.
Then, however, a two-thirds vote was
necessary to pass it. We needed forty
votes from the democratic side. More
than forty had said they would vote for
it, But the Washington Post, the dem
ocratic organ at the national capital.
came out on the morning it was to
come before the house for passage and
warned the democratic representatives
that if they should pass this amend
ment they would deprive themselves
of the best issue in the next presiden.
tial campaign. Richardson said, If
we pass this we will eliminate the trust
question, and hope every democrat
will vote against it. All but one did
and we were not able to pass the
amendment through the house. And
yet these are the same people that are
telling us how they will throttle the
trusts il they are only given the oppor-
tunity
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18

t tspnl ~ Dark Planet Ito. Gllne io7 K,,.
tEsnm,nnb tWl, Night Owl los. Giorioss ~ ~
lo. Ncdo iol Flambyant i67 YIN NsFhih
soit,ne am half furiongs 8.venr olds
ssslllng lrldescent 100 Uaihcr,iar ~,
nIfy III st w Odds and Ends ioo Toxman
Kilo,ronu rii9,ngs; handicap Contend l9a
nnl9sfam li6. Roue no Sister IniIct io7
''IT rSHr ~ 40, rrinTess Qtille l0a Tcnagra rs
RngnH9rriet $. io5. Fiorestan lGs Zinc s
itar %H Nv, Impetrous los, Ponca lbs Adele
iips 5 spa io3 Epidemic loo. Julia Iysten
los "He Nay lVa, Miss Glenc
NtSeoGn f9rlongs. selling Bountcous 100
Ja %Ir''4 l,n " BIN 100, Moskcto 1Ol. Annie
9I43SSss IL, Roysterer 100 Dacbshnnd ihnt
DinyiinH ,r.I loi Cresson liz sandy uoct
olS Iurlongs. maiden 3year.old s,lics
C ciipIgng Ni{mp3' Flo Russell. suSderands.
May Harrison, Adelaide Prince SiiysSr ,r T.rb
fTcI AVIS Lady Mag, Miss Ready, Past,
lazy my Applehy, Ohio Girl, ali ITO. u.s.
clear and fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
FLATONIA'S STREET FAIR
1T WAS A SUCCESS IN ALL OF ITS
DETAILS.
Prizes Were Given Tor Various Feats Of
Skill A Cotillion on Horseback
Was Feature.

Fiatenia. Texas April IL. The three
days street fair and cattle roping contest
closed here today with an old nddlcrs
contest nj the opera house, In which Wiley
Jones. Jr. received hrst prize Kit Atkin,
son second and Henry Blcdsoe third prize
For the best decorated float Miss Mona
Cunningham received first prize; Miss Lila.
zin Yeargcr took first prize for buggies,
for best decorated farmers, vehicles. Miss
sallic Kerr received hrst prize, w, II. Sui
hvan second.
In the roping contest No. |, Bob Atkln.
son of Glddines took nrst prize; time in6.
Ruh Edwards OF Flatonia second In l0o'a.
J. l.. Campbell thirdi time liz, Prize.
soc. $50 and $50
today. n. L.. Cockrill Of Cisteru took first
prige time :4Tis; w. G.. Garner Of Gid
dings second, time ;56.
In the shooting contest for Fayettc coun.
ty r. Il. Mueller of Flatonia defeated VIII
Loessln OF In Grange, breaking twenty.
three out Of twenty hVc, Mueller also won
FIRST money in the shooting contest.
One OF the most interesting features OF
the fair was the cottlhon dtill by about lN
ladies' and gentlemen on horseback.
In the brass baud contests the Lone star
band Of MOuton won first prize CITY band
OF Moulton second.
The past three days have been spent
pleasantly In old lclatonia aud many thous.
aud people have been here. The fair was
success IN every respect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
IMPORTED SEED RICE
1T is TO BE USED ON AN IRRIGATED
FARM NEAR ORANGE.
Another Carload Of Machinery Has Ar
rived for the Big lrrostng Plant
Now Under Way.

Orange, Texas. April II. The orange
County Irrigation company received a ear
load OF imported seed rice today. which
they are sending out to their big rice plan
tatlon, four miles north Of Orange. Some
OF the seed was Honduras and some Japan
and all Of very fine grade This company
has let the contract for an oil barge. to
be built here. which will he used to trans.
port fuel oil from the railroad TO the pump
Ing plant ON Adams bayou, they having
arranged to install oil burners at their ir.
rgatlng plant for next season
Another carload OF machinery arrived
hero today for the big irragating plant
which the Sabine Canal company is put.
ting In on the Sabine river about eighteen
miles above Orange This machinery will
be loaded onto a barge here and lowed to
rs destination, This Is going 60 be ono OF
the largest and best equipped trrigating
plants IN the South whom completed.
H. ;. Sisk, state convict agent, ar
rived here this morning 10 transport to the
pen the Convicts sentenced at the recent
term of district court They are jimmie
Jones, white, sentenced for two years for
theft and John Richardson, colored, sen.
der
At the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Julius Miller Miss Gertrude
marriage this afternoon, Rabbi NJ. Bogcn
performing the ceremony IN the presence of
a large number Of relatives and friends of
the contracting parties, The lovely home
was laVishly and beautifully decorated and
the wedding was one or tho nrettiest ever
seen IN Orange The groom is the junior
member Of the firm Of Crager Bros at this
place. while the bride is the charming
daughter Of Mr., Julius Miller, manager OF
TIE hig mercantile house of H. Miller in
this city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
FlReMENs UNION.
First Annual Ball Tonight at Bryan
Hall


First Annual Ball Tonight at Bryan
Hall.
Tho FIRST annual han cf the fremen's
union viii take pmcc toplEht In Bryan hall.
and 10 promises 70 be- tho success of tho
season The chief Of tho Galveston ire de-
parimcut and large number Of guests
from the Island city viii h. On hand Chief
Arto OF the local department will do the
houors and make things pleasant for the
visiting delegation. Tho following cont
mittocs will serve
Floor Committee y j Ollre. chairman;
Ernest Depp 7rman. John Ward. Fred SCI
bert. Joe rWmmer
Reception COMMITTEE. John Donneliy,
chIirmau Thomas IN. Martin Robert
Denver Alllc Anderson, Miss Ethel Kelly,
Miss riska Simmons. Miss Eyclyn Wood
run. Miss Carie Smith Miss Mamie Sor-
rcllo Mrs. Eohert Denver
Arrangement Committee I'D achultb.
chairman; l,d MDckcy. s. y, Braun Charles
kinabach. lr., Robert smith,
Invitation COMMITTEES Milton Harris.
chairman; vi Franks. G.. Minister. Rich
ard Rast Hcrmau Disscp Ormon Relley,
Phii Iav Ed Benson, Tom Hckard.
Mayor Holt and other members " the city
administration and the members Of the city
council will he the guests OF The union on
this occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BUFFALO.-T prospects for a corn
crop are fine,
ROSERUD.-Two cases Of smallpox have
been found on farm near here.
ROSEBUD. The trustees have decided to
close the public school April %
WHARTON. Work Is now well under
way on tho ice plant owned by MIR. j. w.
Nepsley of this city.
SAN ANGELO.-H. r.. Spauldiug Of the
Territory made a purchase OF steers in
toncho county amounting to about Slo-
AUSTIN An election to choose success
Sor to Cecil a Lyon as lieutenant colonel of
the Fourth Infantry, T. V. g., has been
ordered
CRAWFORD a 7.yeariold son Of Mr.
Rncl was bitten by q rsttlesnake and died
IN y short time from the effects Of the
poison.
WORKMAN. The Methodist SundaN
school meeting for this conference IS be.
ing held here with 40 or 100 delegates
present
las, Woman's Christian Temperance
q pion organizer, delivered lecture here
10 o good audience.
BEEYlLLE. Work on the srtesiuu well
here has heen resumed. new derrick
ls being huilt and other improvements in
the apparatus being made
BBOOKSHIRE Truck growers are ship
ping large quantities Of peas. heets and
onions. Four hundred baskets were OK
pressed for the Northern markets
CLFBURNE--Tw thousand, eight hun.
dred and hfty-three dollars have been sub
scrihed by citizens OF this county towards
a high school and building for Rio Vista
They expect TO raise $1,000 in al.
PORT LAYACA. Tho new pavilion and
bath houses are rapidly nearing compile.
ton and will be ready for the first OK.
cnrsion In May. Many people are com
! ing in looking for homes and real estate
Is quite active.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
NEXT BASEBALL GAME.

Shreveport Baseball Club VIII Reach
Here Saturday Morning.
The promoters Interested in bringing the
Shreveport aggregation have becn advised
that George Reed and his team will reach
here tomorrow morning In the party are;
Fisher Mcintyre, Butler. Roust, Hamilton
pitchers; McGuire, catcher; Welksrt, first
hase; Reed. second base; Bennett. bird
base; Spencer, shortstop, Hulsemau. left
field; Montgomery, center field, Tate, right
field.
The openlng game Saturday will start
promptly at o'clock instead Of $50, This
Is done by request NJ many patrons of the
game 10 enable them 20 witness IT after
their business hours. Saturday ladies Will
he admitted 10 gate aud grand stand free,
hut sunday and san Jacintc day they VIII
be charged but one admission, which en-
titles them to the grand stand free, Owing
TO the expense I'm securing this attraction
the management desires 10 state mat %
cents will be charged each gentleman oc
cupying seat IN the grand stand, and
with the exception Of the press the free
list will he entirely suspended.
The possibilities are that Hamilton ana
Mcguire will he the battery for the cav
thons and Reust and Montgomery for
Shreveport A change Of battery will be
made each day for the Durnose Of giving
the fans line on Reeds pitcher. This
should make II very interesting,
strong team will be represented on
the Houston end in fact. the very best
talent in the city, and they VIII be aturci
in the handsome new uniforms which have
been on exhibition for the past ten lays %
more The Houston Electric company Will
have ample accommodations 10 carry the
crowd to and from the park and with good
weather the old slaughter pen" as Nc
Tloskey called 1t in 1889, ought 10 bc
crowded sunday and Monday the game
starts at $3.50 sharp with Sid Proctor as
umpire. The lineup Of both teams will he
given In The Post tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
la PORTE LOCALS.
A New Census Has Been Taken ty the
Postmaster.

A New Census Has Been Taken by the
Postmaster.
la Porte, Texas, April 17.-Arransements
ale being made for a speeiai session Of the
Masonic lodge tomorrow afternoon, when a
degree stan from Houston, including sew
etal members and officers of the Grand
Lodge, willNae here to confer the third de,
gree on three local candidates, Hanee
Baker. G. w. HonSins and G.. Il. Kepple
A. d. blackwell attended = meeting NJ
Tho county commissioners court TuesdAs
and secured an order for the grading OF 7
street, from Eighth street 10 the railroad
Track on the enst side OF town.
Postmaster a. o. blackwell has ordered
n new census OF Ia Porte and the i'm
mediate vicinity between the railroad depot
nnd the Point taken this week, and the
work was completed yesterday. The re.
turns show Formulation ~ 7O5 inside Of
the corporate limits aud 45S outside; total
1863.
A local ball team made up from tbs
three school mines has accepted challenge
from the Houston High school 10 play here
saturday afternoon. The local team VII
he The same as the Que which slaughtered
,be Massey Business college nine last week
Arrangements have been made Tor ths
drilling Of an Oh well At Ia Forte In
satisfactory manner and Il Is confidently
expected that the deal Will be closed th'
Grst " next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
rAs ROSE EerE.
The Sheberna Arms Associations An
nual Event Given Yesterday

The SbeHerjnn Arms Assooiation's An
mai Fvept Giver Yesterdav
For great length of time Houston mas
sustained a charitable institution known
a. tho sholtcrtnr AIMS n L. n,,ce In
as inc Snel ,i Ar'nS' u Is p,''e ~
IL It is possible II is the intention to
make their last DAYS therein their hest
- - 80 -, ~
oafS' MANY me'noaS 'he' appeal 10 ,ee
public are used to secure funds with which
to sustain the institution. and the Chart.
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teEe the lead In Snch natter. ror" .c,nC
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
BUSINESS MATTERS.
Shoe Store Assignment at Rrenha

Shoe Store Assignment at 5renham
Brcnham, Texas, Apal n, Through his
attorney, John NJ. Mathis, /, Rocslcr, deal
or in shoes ON the north side OF the public
square. Brennan, tiled a general assignment
for the benefit of creditors Thursday, after.
noon, naming Henry Wunderlick. Jr, as as
signoe.
His assets are not estimated. and follow
ing is the list Of liabilities
+. Benherg, Dallas Sl226 ST. Louis
Shoe company, St Louis Si64 10; More
u. Bcilherg Dallas Sl22 50; ST Louis
Schneffer Brockport n, j., sos AZ. WI
liam Iemm. note, Brenham SOL 80; l.. Brep
nan, Brenham. 500; Aug Rooster, Brenham
$500. A. RoeSlcr Brenham, sou; CarOthers
Jones Shoe company Memphis, Tenn
So &c; Galveston Shoe and Hat company
Galveston. Sl3i05: Edward Strumwooc
shoe company. Chicago, S2lI; r. h
Spencer. New York, S2HST kellogg, johnson
* Co. 81 Paul. Sl09.65; Mrs, Conpel, rent
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
The Fight in coryeII.

Gatesyille, Texas, April 1.-THE light be.
tween Thomas and Henry is getting more
bitter every day Both had invited Tnr-
nersyille audiences the night before 10 he
present at Coryell City last night 10 hear
them discuss the Waters-Pieroe oil case,
but they failed 10 mention H., aud when
requested CURLY refused 10 do so. Thomas
and Henry are at Usage tonight and tomor-
row evening. ], r, Kinnard Of Bolton
speaks AT Ireno, Dr. Pendeton Of BeIton
speaks at Pidcoke John =, Patterson of
Moody at Eagle Springs, u. z. Patterson
OF Beiton at Browns Creek, w. w. Hair OF
Bolton at Pearle and Tom Whitley of Bed
county at Eagle Springs for Thomas To-
night George Pcndleton az Temple speaks
az Oglesby for Henry. MIR. Henry also has
two brothers and number OF friends
from Bell county here In the Interest of his
campaign. A good many from Corycll went
to Usage tonight