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The evening times., 1902-07-24

concerning the valiant deeds of certain
members of the Metropolitan police
force has created no little gossip among
the older contingent Of bluecoats. Espe-
cially interesting to them are the very
Iaudatory statements concerning Lieu
tenant Vernon All credit this old and
tried officer with excellent work cover
ign q period Of nearly or quite forty
years. but they assert positively that
some Of tie experiences accorded TO him
rightfuliy belong 10 others. The arrest
Of Guiteau is the principal event thus
questioned.
Il was said N the article referred TO
that Lieutenant Vernon took the assas-
sin of President Garfield in hand imme-
distely after the fatal shot was fred.
This. II is declared, IS a gIaring error,
contradictory OF history The man who
really arrested GuiteaU was Patrick
Carney. who. at the time Of the tragedy.
was one Of the best known, courageous
and trusted officers on the police force.
Carney was particularly conspicuous
because Of his absolute integrity, and It
is said he did not know what fear was
He was doing duty at the Pennsylvania
depot ~ the time of the assassination.
Guiteau. He marched mis- prisoner
through an excited crowd up Sixth
Street and down the Avenue tc Police
Headquarters, which then occupied the
corner on Four and-a-half and the Ave
nue.. where the Hotel Fritz Reuter- now
stands II is said that Lieutenant Yer
non there first saw Guiteau, when he
was taken il by Carney
II Is also related as proof Of the truth
FrrH- ,. t.
Carney, who was one of the chief wit
uesses al Guiteau's trial, had finished
his statement. the assassin arose in his
seat, and. addressing the court and
pointing to Carney said in substance:
Your honor. of all the persons who
have thus Tar given testimony in this
case. this man is the only one who has
stated the actual facts concerning the
shooting Of President Garfield
Carney died about ten years FgC. Sew
eral children survive him, who live In
this city
A South Carolina man IN the Agri-
cultural Department has been telling
some yarns on his old friend Rev. J.
Wesley Jones, Of Edgefeld, the home of
politics and politicians. Mr. Jones was
persuaded once to run for clerk of court.
and he made q good fight, but the other
man got far too many votes. IN max
ing the canvass Mr. Jones used a little
book. and cverytime he met voter he
would ask the voter to vote for him
The voters nearly always said yes"
because they did not want 10 discourage
so good a man as Mr.. Jones The min
isteT. in his words. considered himself
safe on the banks OF sweet deliver
Cnce, because he had ,200 names IN the
book. But in the election he had only
a few hundred votes. and he figured out
tn there were SEQ liars in Edgefield
county The good man was grieyed. and
he renewed his neglected work of dis
pensing the gospel with increased fer
yoT.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

Mr. William J. DeGrange. Of the IN
terror Department. has charge Of the
IaboreTs in the General Land Office He
is under the direction Of Engineer Hill
and has q great deal to do with keep
ing the building in good order. and is
al efficient man in the several lines
which demand his attention. Mr. De-
Grange is a West VirginiaB. and a pleas
ant and capable young MD He is on
the General Postofnce building roll.
Mr. Charles E. Holmes, one Of the
best printers who was ever in the Gov
ernnent Printing Office, but who is now
II the Wather Bureau service, has been
transferred 70 Galveston, Tex. and put
in charge Of the weather there. He has
lately finished an engagement with the
sing winds Of the West. The Printing
Office people take an interest in the
Weather Bureau that IL heightened by
the fact that Prof. Moore, the chief. is
ar oid-tfme printer.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

Mr. Howard S NcCandIish, Of Vir-
ginia, is now one of the high priced
clerks il the Pension Office He has
been in the Office in various capacities
fer several years, and IS one of the ex-
perts Of the force.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

chards occupy old backgrounds, which
viii not make the fruit less popular
North or South.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

Dr.. William c. Fowler. who was pro-
NOTED this summer from the position
of clerk in the Health Department to
that OF chief inspector and deputy health
officer. is one Of the most capable men
in the District service, and he has
record OF several years good work
for the public veal. He received q
large increase in salary with the pro-
motion.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

Mr.. Ariel c. Cotton is une OF the new
men in the National Bureau Of Stand
ards He IS a PennsylYanian. and was
appointed on certiication from the Civil
Service Commission The work Of the
Bureau Of Standards is nf an intricate
character and requires special knowl-
edge and training
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-01
TeI0eridad mortal.

Ha sido re,ogido en- Marsella
un ingl6s llamado john Bow, en-
circnnstancias rarf simss,
Al amanecer Sc vic una peque-
ia embarcaei6n, al parecer aba do
NADIA, faera del puerto, y al acerc sr
SO q ella Sc VIC a un h 1mbre que
yacia examine en- Ell fondo.
Dssembe rcado establishments,
al estsr en- Ell pu sto de aduaneros
el extraniero dijo penosameuts en-
frances: sSnfro del corazou.. A
anochecer SO encontraba en- el hos
pital con pec4s espsraoz 'e vida.
Por los documeutos lados en-
la embarc 4cion, de unos ST. t. metros
de largo, Sc ha venido & sAber que
Brown sali6 en- J1nio de Lordees,
navegando Ala vela q traves del
canal.
TOGO sue s.vRmente en- B3u
logne " en- al Havre, remont0 el Sa-
na hasta Paris = pc los csnsles in
teri1r aleanz6 el R6 iAno, q1e bajo
hasta la desemboCadura.
Salio 81 MediteTraneo, y final-
mente leRo 4 Marsslla en- el essado
descrito.
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Los naraDjOS
en- los EStadOS UnidoS.
Su cuItiVo.

Sabilo es, que los a1Ge ric amos son
muy afcionados a las nararjas que
an desarrollado de una manera notR
BILE ell cultivo del nsrauio en- todas las
parties del pals, donde ese cultivo
puede ofrcer alguna3 probAbilidades
de exito. Sin embargo, Sc han visto
oblig Aaos & copfes lr, que el china de
los e. U. al 4 Ell de California y 10
Florida, no es absolutamente propio
para ell naranjo y que las cosechas Sc
ven comprometids 8 muchas wees
por academies atmosfericos que ha-
cen inttiles los esfuerzos de los hor
ticultores mas xperimentados.
Perf ua 1idos do 10 que aeabAmos
de decir, bu 3can en- estos momentos,
una variedad de naranj s mas RI sti.
ca que las conocidas hasta aquf Y Gu
20 cultivo pueda hacsrss en- una area
mas consid 9rable. Estas investiga-
cior . son tantO ma interesautes pa,
rA todos, cuanto qae Mexico sxpor-
tt actual mente, gran cantidad de ma
rarja as & E U. y espera expor tar
mas en- ell porvenir.
Si los americanos llegan q encon
trar una varied 2d de naraojo perfec-
tAmente adaptada al clima de los e.
u los exportsdores de nsranjAs SO
vsr$n gravemente comprometidos.
Dsbemoe, pues, inquirir cuales son
los resultados que han obtenido hasta
hora H9 aQuf 10 que dice q este
respecto un ducumento Official.
<Uno de los mas importantes
problemas del caltivo del naranio,
es obtener una variedad de este Ar
bol, bAstante ri ,tica para resistir q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-01
LA PEINILLA ELECTRIOA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.

La dnica peinilla que ha obtenido paten-
te: Donde quiera que han sido usadas, Sc ha
'onquistado alta reputation.
Basta peinarse todos Hos dfas, porque la
peinilla hace 10 demas. &
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse;
esta construida de a. manera, que no estro-
pea el cabello. Sc vende garantizando por
esoritoq que sera satisfactoria en- todos sentidos.
] Enviaudo 81 importe en- sellos Sc remiten
por correo
Tanano para Senoras, 90 eentavos.
Tamaac cara Cashalleros 30 eentaVos.
AgenJes actiVos, sean hombres mujere
20 necesltan para introduclr ese yalioso art1-
llo en- todas parties. Lease el anuncio
rublicames en- otro sitio de este periodico:
Los in6nitos Agentes que tenemos estan
nuy satisfechoS del 6xito que alcanzan.
Direction: D. N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
3.. DECATUR, Illinois.
1856 80
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MOnunlentO
a Castelar,.

El generoso y laudable prop6.
sito de erigir en- Ia capital de Espaf1a
un monumento CASTELAR,, que sea
digno del immortal triburo de Ia
patriS, ha logrado la acogida mas
favorable y ell mas complete y feliz
exito.
La reunion celebrada en- ell Con-.
greso de DiputNdos, 10 demuestrA
mplidamente.
EnCArscer la inlportSucia del
acto serfa offender la memoria del
insigne rador, cuyo recuerdo per-
durara siempre en- la mente vivirA
EN- ell corazon de todos los buenos
espAGIoles,
De Ia espresada reunion ha re
sultado Ia Junts Central compuesta
de los personAjes sigaientes;
Pfesidente, don Jose Lopez Do
mfnguez
Vice presidertes, don Carlos
Navarro Rodrigo, don Francisco
Romero RobIedo, don Jose Canale-
las, don Gumersindo do Azcarate,
don Antonio Maura y don Juan Ma
varro ReVOter.
Tesorero, Senor marques de
Urquijo.
Vocales. D. Jose Maria Bsran-
ger, don Manuel Martin Puente (del
Museo de Artillerfa), don Jose Sal
vauy, don Emilio Roig, don Francis.
co EchevSrrfO, don Fernandez Flo
res, don Antonio Plrala, don Angel
Avil6s, don Francisco Fernandez y
Gonzalez, don Mariana s. M uniess,
dom Pablo Ruiz de Velasco, don Ma
riano Ndnsz Samper, don Federico
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l


Vivi Arribs, Utuado Diciembre
ia de 1901 o
81. Director
- La rrsspondeneia.
de Pto. Rico.
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Ortiz, don Jo36 Echegaray, don San
tiago Ramon y Cajal, duque de Ta-
names, conde de Garay, duque de
Denia, corde las Almenas, don Eu-
sebio Blasco, marques de Tovar,
don Alberto Aguilers, don Francis
co Romero, don Eugenio Sell6s, don
Jacinto o Plcon, don Francisco
Pradills, don, MANUEL Dominguez,
don Jose Villegas, don Joaquin Soro-
LA.
don Antonio Mu6cz Degrain,
don Ruperto Chapf, don Tomas Bce
ton, don Diego de les Rios, marques
de Cayo del Rey, don Pablo Bos n,
don Angel Pulido, don Ramon Cape
da, don Pedro Moreno Rodriguez,
don Buenaventura Abarzuza, don
Luis PAlomo, don Antonio Aura Bo-
ronat, don Claudio Momp6, don J0-
sc Cslleruelo, don Bruno Pascual
Ruil6pez, don Manuel V&zquez L6-
PEE, don Adolfo Calzado, don Thur
clio sstaf1edS, don Manuel CSmo,
don Pedro r, de la Borbol'a, don
Juan Alvarado, don Ignacio de No.
riega, don Santiago Ndnez, don Pho
w 6AAOSCAS OOn ~ AVA @ANO ~ ASSIS o.
don Alfredo Vicenti, don Miguel
Morsyts, don Guillermo Solier, don
Enrique Garcia de Angulo, don Mel
quiades Alvarez, don Tlburcio Ro-
drigu:s: don Miguel Ferrero, don
E nrique Rspull6s, don Manuel Con
zalez Araco, don ELeuterio AbAd,
don Csferino PAlencia, Marques de
Santa Ana, don Manuel del Palacio
y los direstores de los periodicos de
Madrid.
Secretaries, don Rafael del Val
y don Antonio Ramos Calder6n.
Hs fallecido en- Galicia ell 10
de Oatubra del corfiente af1o don
Jose Perez Nuhez, sastre que fue
del Batal oa de Artiller1s y cu1lado
del antique tip6grafo don Ramon
Rodr' 'guez,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-01
Teasa

Un coche flno para seis perso.
mas, nnevo Un coch sRnn Abounta
da gomaa neunaaticas tambien nue !
70 D ma pareia Ge cabal Hos america
nos. PraciDs Cunveniente tes.
Inf0Emaran en- Is EstAcT6n del
rAnvfa 81 Ba am6na
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IN VENTO MARAVILL0SO,

oura la oaspa, calvicie, dolores de cabeza
g. &, y sin embargo, ouesta 10 mismo que Ia
peinilla ordinaria. -.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-09
ARE SILENT.
Wisconsin Democrats Refuse to Affirm
Silver Platform.

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 5.-Wiscon-
sin democrats ignored Organism and
the Kansas City platform at their con-
vention held in this city yesterday at
ternoon. A full state ticket was nam
ed with Mayor David S. Rose as the
candidate for governor.
Attempt to Storm Convention.
The sensation of the state demo
cratic convention came just before ad.
journment, when strenuous attempt
to work through an affirmation of the
Kansas City platform was shut Oh (.
The resolution was offered by Dele
gate w. H. Rogers, of Madison, who
succeeded in getting the floor just pre-.
vious to final adjournment. The reso
luton was as follows:
1--WE, the democrats of Wisconsin in
convention assembled, reaffirm our al
legiance to the democratic party in its
policy as enunciated in its national
platform"
Adiourns in Haste.
Scarcely had Mr.. Rogers finished
reading the resolution when another
delegate arose to a point of order and
stated that early in the convention il
WdS ucCiutu W refer dll IeSOlullOnS &c
a committee on resolutions. Still an
other delegate made motion to ad
journ. This was put and adopted with
almost unanimous vote, there being
not over two or three feeble protests
The resolution therefore was com
pletely ignored The convention then
at 500 O'Clock adjourned
Name Candidates.
The following nominations were
made by the Wisconsin democrats:
Governor-David S. Rose.
Lieutenant governor-John w. Wat
tawa.
Secretary of state-Louis A. LANCE
State treasurer-Ed l.. Luckow.
Attorney general-Olaf r. Skaar.
Superintendent of public instruction
Karl A. Mathie.
Railroad commissioner-Wil A.
| Redner
Insurance commissioner William
Ferber.
Refuse to Name Ticket.
Rockford, H.. Sept. 5.--Winnebagc
| county democrats at meeting of the
county central committee decided tina,
they would not place a ticket in nom
| nation for the fall campaign.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-09
SHAW is PLEASED.
Currency Plan Meets With Support
Among Eanks.

Washington, Sept. 5.-Leslie M.
Shaw, the secretary of the treasury,
returned to Washington well pleased
with the manner in which the national
banks of the country have received his
proposition to issue additional curren-
CIV under the national bank act on de-
posting government bonds to portect
the issue. The secretary asked the
banks to take out $15,000,000 addition.
al currency to meet the expected mon,
ey stringency, and thus far the amount
that banks in the various large cities
have signified their Willingness to take
is $4,000 900 1t is probable that the
full amount will be taken before the
close Of business at the end of the
present week. so that the plan is
bound to be a success.
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The Parade.
eLDoN NEWS.
People and Events on Division Point
of the Rock Island.

OF the nOCk ISldnO.
Eldon, Sept. 5.--A number of young
people held dance at the K. of P.
hall last evening. A very large crowd
was present. Music was furnished by
an orchestra from Ottumwa
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Sax of Ottumwa
were Eldon visitors yesterday
George Wright of Valley Junction is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Wright.
Uncle Dan King and son, Dewey, OF
South Ottumwa, returned home this
morning, after pleasant visit at the
home of R. l.. Hammond. They also
attended the fair.
Mrs. George Weist of oSuth Ottum
R. l.. Hammond and family.
Harry Moore and Jack Smith were
in Eldon yesterday and last evening
They came down to play for the dance
last evening.
Eldon, Sept. 6.-Claud Kennedy left
this morning for Des Moines, where
he will attend Highland Park college
His many friends regret his departure
Mrs. Anna Dibble and daughter
Miss Ruth Dibble, OF Keosauqua visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. stone this week
G. E. Abbott attended the show last
night in Ottumwa.
Charley Pottoroff of Valley juno
ton, who has been visiting with his
parents this week returned to his
home last evening.
Miss Maud Moore was an Ottumwa
visitor last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross and
daughter, Miss Josie. and son. Henry
of Knoxville. returned to their home
this morning after spending fair week
in this city.
Misses Ella and Lizzie Meredith OF
Keosauqua, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. G
Weygandt this week.
Miss Villa Brown Of Charlton is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Shane
Mr.. and Mrs Wakeman Robinson
of Bonaparte and Miss Opal Taylor o.
this place were Ottumwa visitors las
night.
Miss Mae McCune, of Ottumwa, who
has been visiting Miss Blanche Nc
Haffey, returned home yesterday.
: The Big Four fair was a grand sue
cess.
Roy Patterson, of Washington, wai
on Eldon visitor this week.
Miss Libbie Lodwick left YESTERDAY
for Neenah, Wis. where she has a pc
sition in school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ritz were OF
tumwa visitors last night.
Miss Deca Lodwick left yesterda,
for LeMars, where she has position
lin school.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-09
Iowa and Missouri Farms

No. 14G27o acres, 200 acres of level
house, good barn, other outbuildings, orr
chard; "a miles to small town, 10 miles
to county seat; this is No. 1 farm; can
be bought at S36 per acre.
152-1GO acres of very me land, the best
of soil; fair house, good barn and other
out buildings; good orchard Just coming
into hearing; 6 miles to county seat, 35
miles to railroad town; plenty OF water; q
bargain at $62 per acre.
No. 1920 acres 81 miles to county
seat; good house Z rooms, 2 good barns.
land lays we'll; price 500 per acre
have a large list of Davis county farms.
Also big list of Galloway county Mo-. land
for sale. Write me for list and prices.
8. l.. BERRY, Bloomfield, Iowa,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-09
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease. and il
order to cure 1t you must take Internal
pemed,es. Halls 6atarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
not q ouack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one Of the best physicians in this coun.
tfy for years and is a regular prescription.
# is composed Of the best tones known,
acting directly on the mucous snrfa eas.
The berfect combination of the two In
aredients is what produces such wonderful
resuits in curing Catarrh. Send for testl-
4 J. CHENEY g. CO, Props, Toledo, O.
Sold BY druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Excursion to Eastern Washinoton.

Go with us to the great Paiouse
Wheat Belt, on September 16a Tha
Palouse Realty Co. will run all exruy
sion from Ottumwa, Ia, to eastertf
Washington, the greatest fruit md
grain country known. Round Esip,
one fare plus $500. q. F. Young, rem
resenting the firm in charge Of the ex.
cursion will be at 107 South Court
street, Ottumwa, Ia, and will be pleas
ed to answer all Inquiries. See or
write him. Remember the date,
Sept 16.
PALOUSE REALTY CO.,
Garfield, Washington.
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Hymn EMAIL.

Ltfom InurSday'S nQily.J
Last, evening at Trinity cburcb m.
Cured the marriage of tbeir daueh.
ter. Miss Gertrude 10 HARVEY w ot.
speich of this city About siytv
guests were present when tbe two
young people entered tho Ga t n,rlo,
of the Allott home attended, NV Misc
Nellie .Crozier as bridesmaid While
Bernard Allott acted as orooms ~ on
The bride was hecon,ne,v attirnd IN
white silk null over crean, taffeta
silk. and carried white rosas Thov
They we're met there hv Pow II Hoi.
lister Lynch. rector of Trinity Enisco.
pal church of which both nartins orc
members and he In few veil chosen
words, made them man and uifa Eo1.
lowing the ceremony q hnuntifni we'd.
ding supper was served hy tbe moth az
of the bride. Mr. and Mrs Iotsneich
need no introduction to the neonle nj
Ottumwa. They are both residents nj
this CITY and have host of friends
who will hasten TO extend fhaiT
heartiest congratulations and hest
wishes Mrs T,otsne;ch with he,
charming WAYS and womanIv onali
ties, is universally admired INV oil who
Know her. Mr.. Iotsneich is youne
man of sterling worth and nromis
ing future. Mr.. and Mrs I,otsneich
will go to housekeeping at once in .
home which the groom has nrovided
on ,Janney street. Those who attend
ed from out of the CITY we're Mrs. A. s
Bardon of WASHINGTON Mrs. Leonard
Allott of Sioux CITY. George Allott al
Adrian, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gro
sier. Mrs. M. J. Beckman of Oskaloo
sa. and Miss Minnie Crosier of Alba
To-
Ernest l.. Tonlin and Miss Mar,
WEIGH of this CITY were united in mar
rage last evening at .the home of the
brides mother Mrs n. 6 weIcb III
was performed by Rev Isaac Elder
pastor of the Davis Street Christian
church. in the presence of about thir
ty relatives and intimate friends O,
! the contracting parties 1t was prompt
/ ly at $50 O'Clock when the bride AM
groom took their places in the from,
parlor where the ceremony was per
formed. They were unattended. The
bride was attlrcd in a beautiful gown
of white mousscline de sole and car
ried bouquet of brides roses. Mrs
Tomlin is the daughter of Mrs E. S
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-09

E. Shelter w. U. Luse and Harry slaw
of Leando, w, B. Young of Humeston,
j. E. Schweld, R. Berger and r. G.
Freiches of West Burlington; G. l.
Ashley, Postis, Kansas; Ramsey Op
enheim. New York; A. r. Luke, Chi,
cago; j. A. Fallman, Lancaster; Ma.
thew Jack Highland Center; Oren
Fordyce, Libertyville;s Charles Sunley,
Rock Island; Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Shu-
Ter, Creston; Mrs. E. NJ Anderson,
Waverly; Mrs. w. T. Craig, Jackson.
Vile, Ill.
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SHAW SECOND.
Two Lives Between Him and the presi-
dencY.

A frequent inquiry since the accident
to the President occurred is who
would succeed to the presidency In
case of the death of President Roose-
welt A new law Of congress makes
the secretary OF state inherit the pres
idency in case of the death of the
President, there being no vice-presi-
dent In the present instance Presi-
dent Roosevelt would be succeeded by
John Hay. In case of the inability of
the secretary of state to act Secretary
l.. NJ Shaw would become president
Other SUGGESTIONS are provided for,
making the speaker of the house eli
gible also. Speaker Henderson could
not be president for the reason that
he was born in Scotland.
Secretary Shaw has not been I'M
mindful of the little town Of Denison
The President of the United States is
to be in Denison September 26, one
of the days of the Denison street fair
Congressman Conner, who is at his
home in Denison, has received tele
gram from Secretary Cortelyou, stat
ing that the Presidents train will
reach the railroad junction at Arion at
6 p. M, September 26, and will be TAX
en- by the Illinois Central right into
Denison. The reception is to be non
partisan. and the President is to be
driven around the town. He will also
make a speech. Speaking of the com
ing of the President during the street
fair, the Denison Review congratulates
the manager of the fair on securing
SO big prize and urges the people tt
come. 1t will be a great day in Denis
on. Secretary Shaw will be among
his old friends, and his welcome viii
be second only to the reception of the
President.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-09
VOTERS DEFEAT WATER co.
Proposition of Fort Madison Concern
Gets Turned Down.

Ft Madison, Sept. 5-In the special
election held here the Fort Madison
Water companys proposition to the
city council that on the payment by
the city of $7,2676O cash, and give
the water company an extension. on
their contract for thirteen years, they
would agree to accept the above
amount instead Of $13,S73.15, the
amount due on hydrant rental, was
turned down by vote of three to one.