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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-10-08
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incorporation Notice.

To Whom Ii May Concern:
Under date of September 18. 1908, the
Ottumwa Brick & Construction CompaGY,
IL corporation organized under the laws Of
Iowa. by authority of its stockholders. at
meeting called for that purpose. amended
its articles of Incorporation heretofore
amended by charging the powers of the
company ny adding to Article IL of the
original Articles of Incorporation, and
making the same part thereof, the &C.
lowing provisions, to-wit:
The object and business of this corpora
tion also is and shall be TO acquire. pur-
chase, lease, own. sell. and mortgage coal
lands and other lands in the state of Iowa
and elsewhere; to prospect for and mine
coal and other minerals, and generally to
buy, sell. handle. deal in and market coal
of all kinds, wood. and all kinds of fuel,
natural or manufacturers; TO manufacture
and market coke or other articles used as
fuel to purchase. acquire, construct, and
sell all kinds of machinery, buildings, cars,
fixtures. apparatus and appliances for min
ing, manufacturing and marketing MS afore-
said. including the construction and opera
;on of railways and tram-wayS for the
mining and moving of coal with all neces-
sary and convenient sidetracks; to build
and lease houses to be used by miners,
tenants and others. including the purchase
| and sale of the same; TO establish, own
and conduct mining stores for the purchase
and sale of powder and general merchan-
disc. including the right TO Issue and re-
deem script and orders for the convenience
| of It's business, and 10 do such other acts
| and things. as may aid and promote the
| general purpose of this corporation. and
/ as may be necessary aud convenient to the
proper and successful transaction of its
business.
| Said Amendatory Articles have been re-
corded in wapello county. Iowa. ana with
the Secretary of State for Iowa, as pro-
vided by law.
| Dated. October l. 1908.
SAMUEL MAHoN. President.
! ]. II. MERRILL, Vice President
D. T. MURF!Y, Sec. and Treas,
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composed of men from this city, Ell
don, Dudley, Chillicothe and Keokuk
and was as follows: Charles Deeds,
William Wilson. F. G. Buxton, Dan. E..
Duree, II. M. Allison, E. R. Mitchell,
Tom Sumner. c. w. Sullivan, w. M.
Lee, DR.. w. B. LaForce, w j. Wright
of this city, c. l.. Hall, f. W. Davis, R.
Ritz, J. w. Hall, G. Ritz, j. II. Schnei-
der, W. l.. Healy, w. F. Walters, D.
Hern. E. j. Thompson of ElGon. A.
Johnston of Chillicothe, w. L.Johnston
of Dudley and DR.. r. NJ Lapsley of
Keokuk. The party was accompanied
by j. HI. Mitchell who will file old sol
diers' claims for Charles Bachman, c.
N. Udell, VIM. Allison. civil war veter-
ans and Mark Mitchell. who served in
the Spanish-American war.
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FILES DAMAGE SUIT.
Dr.. w. F. Mcdonald Asks Judgment
Against Hammond G. Baker.

Dr.. w. F. Mcdonald Asks Judgment
Against Hammond G. Baker.
From Tuesdays Daily
DR.. w. F. Mcdonald filed damage
suit in the district court yesterday
in which he asks for Judgment in the
sum of $500 against the firm OF Ham
mond & Baker, because he alleges the
defendant firm in violation of con-
tract failed to provide sufficient heat
and to operate the elevator in its office
building, part Of which was rented
by the plaintiff.
The First Count.
In his petition the plaintiff states
that he rented an office in the defend
ant firms block December /, 1902, and
that a written agreement was entered
into by both him and the defendant I'M
der the terms of which the defendant
firm agreed to furnish heat in the
building between the months of Octo-
Der and April. He states that in APP
ril, 1903. there was not sufficient heat
to enable him to carry on the business
and that he was damaged to the ex-
tent of $500 as a result.
The Second Count.
The plaintiff further alleges that
during the month of April the passen-
ger elevator was not operated for a
long time in violation of the contract
binding the two parties He states
that this damaged him to the extent
of $500 and he asks judgment in that
amount on the second count.
Wants Mortgage ForecIosed.
R. NJ Bowen, through his attorneys
Jaques & .Iaques, filed petition IN
equity yesterday in which Sadie
Gilbert is named as defendant. The
plaintiff claims that he loaned the sum
of $3.50 to the defendant some time
since, taking a warranty deed to Ger
tain property in Eldon as security. He
states that no part of the principa
has peen paid and that the defendant
| is indebted to him in the sum Of
| S7SS.25. He asks that a special eXecu
ton issue against the property to Sc
| cure this sum.
The Second Count.
| The plaintiff states that in order to pro
tect the said mortgage he paid off mort
gage of 500 to the Fidelity Loan x Build
| ing association He further states that il
| a previous case in the Wapello CONT!
| district court in which he was the plain
| tiff and the defendant WAS defendant. ;
| Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff il
| the sum of Sb2S.54 He states that al
though the defendant appended TO the su
preme court from the Judgment the prope
/ bond was never filed He asks iudgmen
against the defendant in the sum of sos
With interest, on the second count.
/ A EorecIoe,,ro Suit
|. The Iowa Savings & Loan association VS.
VIM. and Sarah Mcintosh, is the title of
case fled in district court yesterday where
in the plaintiff association asks the fore
closure of Il mortgage said TO have bee
executed to it by the defendants to secur
i loan of 1918.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

To James ]. Cudworth:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office of the clerk of the dis
trict court of WapeEo county. Iowa, the
petition and amendment thereto of Alice NJ.
Cudworth. plaintiff, praying as against yoa
the Judgment and decree of the court
granting her divorce npon the grounds
Of Won deserving her. and that she be 70,
invested with her maiden name, Alice NJ.
Crane.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of
the next term, being the October term ce
The said court which will commence at
Ottumwa, Iowa on the Goth day Of Octo.
Der, 1903. default will be entered against
YOU and Judgment and decree rendered
thereon MITCHELL & HUNTER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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POSTAL FINANCES FOOTED UP.
Expenditures for the Year Were $780,
7s4,4s7, Receipts $1a4,224443.

Washington. ID. c., Oct Henry
A. Castle. auditor for the postoffice de-
partment, has completed the trial bal
ance for the fourth quarter of the
year. which allows . final announce
ment of the income and outgo of the
entire postal service for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1908 The foot
ings are as follows: Expenditures
$13S,784, 4S7; receipts, $134,224. 443; de
felt, $4,560,044 The total financial
transactions of the postal service for
the year, including the money order
system, are $1,026, 731, 4OS, thus for the
first time passing the billion dollar
mark.
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HIccouGRs MAY END HIS LIFE.
New Jersey Physician Dangerously III
With Unusual Complaint.

Camden, N. J., Oct. 7.-Dr. ]. S
Baer, one of the best known physi
clans of this city, was to have made
an address before the City Medical so
ciety last night. but word came from
Tyrone, where he is resting, that his
life is in peril from hiccoughs. The
doctor has not been in robust health
for some time, and two weeks ago {
severe attack of hiccoughs began
Eminent physicians of this city ant
Philadelphia have done all in theil
power to relieve him, but their effort:
have proved unavailing.
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OFF FOR SOUTH DAKOTA.

A Party of Twenty-Five Left Last
Evening for the Northern State.
From Wednesdays Daily.
A party OF twenty-five men left last
evening on the Milwaukee for Pierre,
South Dakota. where homestead claims
will be taken UP about forty miles
west Of that place. This is the sec
ond party that has made trip to this
district in South Dakota and last even
ing a special car was chartered for
its exclusive use. The party was
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Cousins to Speak.
EXECUTIVE ALWAYS IN DANGER
Berlin Political Police Not Surprised
At Peril Of Roosevelt.

Berlin, Oct. THE department of
political police has noted without as
tonlshment the several instances re-
Gently OF danger to the life OF President
Roosevelt, only wondering that they
have been so few and SO evidently
without intelligent direction. In
quiries show that the arrest of persons
suspected of designs against the mem
bers of the imperial family average
one daily. The arrests are rarely re-
ported in the newspapers and then,
only against the wishes of the political
police, for the latter believe the men.
ton of such arrests prompts i'll regu-
lated minds to plan killing the
sovereign.
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CHARLTON
Important Happenings in Lucas
County Seat.

thPo' ataPtJSiifS ts s-NSsaS
County Seat.
Charlton. Oct. IL. H. Jones of
Lucas was in the city yesterday on
business.
Colonel VIM P. Hepburn will open
his 1903 campaign at the Knots hall
in Lucas on Friday, Oct. g. He will
speak at Russell the following day.
1t is expected that great many from
here will attend the meeting, as it is
not likely that Mr. Hepburn will favor
Charlton with speech this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Younker of I'm
ion township left this morning fol-
Boulder. Colo, where they viii reside
in the future.
Mrs. Fannie Carlson entertained 6
number of the women of the Swedish
church last evening in honor of Mrs
C. G. Swanberg of Woodruff, III.
Nixon Wexford is enjoying a visit
with his father, from West Virginia
Mrs. Nelson Stark of Lucas, visited
with the family of Chas. Swanson yes
terday.
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CONTACT FOR BIG DITCH.
Calhoun County Expends Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.

Rockwell City, Oct THE board
of supervisors has awarded the con-
tract for the big ditch which will
drain "Purgatory Slough" The ditch
will be about four miles long and
larger than many small rivers The
contract price was $4,000. This is
the second ditch from the now famous
slough, and il successful will mean the
reclaiming of several hundred acres
of valuable lands. Other bitches have
been built. and the last contract will
make the total expenditure about two
hundred thousand dollars. The dir;h,
les empty into the Coon.
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NATION MAYOR FOUND GUILTY
citys Executive Convicted of Taking
Pay for Prison Meals.

Nation, H.. Oct. Mayor Wenke
was yesterday found guilty on three
counts for permitting saloon to run
after the council had refused its Ii
cense and taking pay for meals sup
piled for persons and patients in Jail.
His brothers evidence. taking the
blame for many of the mayors short
comings, STAYED off conviction on 9th
er counts. The defense gave notice
of application for a new trial, which
will be argued on Friday or Saturday.
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GLASS PRICES REDUCED. :
Qualities Used For Mirrors Goes to
Low Mark.

Pittsburg, Oct. Another reduc-
lion in the prices of glass used in
the manufacture of mirrors has been
ordered by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
company, taking effect Immediately.
The cut is approximately 5 per cent,
The general reduction in prices or
dered by the company on Sept. 25
ranged from to Is per cent and in
Guided the sizes on which the cut was
made today
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SHOCK CAUSES womAN's DEATH
Jacksonville. QIl0 Woman Dies al
Sisters Deathbed,

Virginia, H., Oct. Mrs Nancy
Bedwell, widow, of Jacksonville, H.,
who was summoned to the bedside of
her sick sister, Mrs. Hiram Decker,
Little Indiana. H.. yesterday, found
her sister dead and died herself from
the shock shortly afterward. Both
were pioneer residents of Cass county,
and leave large families. A double
funeral took place from the Decker
home this afternoon
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USELESS REPRIEvE.
Californian Waits Eighteen Years for
Trial and Then Dies.

y 4 = u i 81 " y & 81 - x q X 8 =
y Oakland. Cal. Oct. George :
Jones, who had been in the county
Jail for eighteen years awaiting
$ trial, has just died here aged SO
!" wears. He has been incarcerated
= since 1885 for the murder of Lor-
e EMO SutiIo. He was convicted
and sentenced to be hanged, but
he succeeded in gaining a new
Il trial. About the time the trial
s. was to begin Jones was taken with
a stroke of paralysis and has new
$ err been able to leave his bed. Time
8 and again his case was set for
$ trial, but continuance was grant
= ed him.
Il 4. u x = = y * X II 4 y = X = y = = =
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Upton PURCHASES BIG FARM.
Tract in Georgia viii Produce veseta
hles for the EnnIish Market.

Atlanta Ca, Oct. THE old Coup
err place, consisting of thousands OF
acres, and one Of the best tracts of
fruit and vegetable land in the peach
belt, has been purchased by Sir Thorn
as Upton and will be made a nam
moth truck farm to supply the mar
kets of London. The purchase of this
place is in connection with the scheme
of the Great Britain and South States
Cattle and Ahattoir company, which
proposes to scatter cattle farms and
abattoirs throughout Georgia.
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GREEK MEETS GREEK.
Possibly Fatal Fight Between Two Eel
low Countrymen at Knoxville.

Knoxville, Oct. Ross Before is
lying at the point of death and Worth
Gregory is in the county jail charged
with his attempted murder as the re
suit Of fight between the two at this
place. Blows followed hot words
and Gregory is alleged to have seized
a heavy iron crow bar and struck Be
zore to the ground The blow caused
a wide fracture of the skull. necessitat
ing the insertion of silver plate. Be
zore will die.
Both men are Greeks and it is un
derstood bad blood has existed between
them for some time.
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BANKER ADMITS HIS GUILT.
Thomas F. Ward Of LeMars, Says He
Took $4,000,

Sioux City, Oct Thomas F.Ward,
fc.-lerly vice president of the LeMars
n s.onal bank, pleaded guilty yester.
day in the federal court to the mbez-
Element of $14 900 of the banks funds.
The penalty may be a fine OF $4,000
and ten years in prison. Wards en-
bezzlement of funds resulted in the
failure of the bank in 1901.
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MAKE RICH GOLD STRIKE.

Assays as High as $4,000 Ton Re.
ported From Gold eulcr.
Silver City, N. NJ, Oct. 7.-There is
a great deal of excitement in Silver
City and the surrounding country over
a phenomenal gold strike at Gold
Gulch, ten miles northeast of here.
The ore is of peculiar quality and has
not yet been classified, although some
experienced miners maintain it is tel
luride. Assays as high as $4,000 pei
ton are reported.
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MAYOR DEvERAux GIVES BOND.
Springfield Executive Now Awaits His
Trial in Circuit Court.

Springfield, H., Oct. Mayor Har-
ny Fl. Deyeraux, indicted by the grand
jury last week for malfeasance in of.
fee, has furnished bond for his ap
pearance in the circuit court for trial
Bail was fixed in the sum of $4,000
The securities are the mayor himself
and John w Bum. a Springfield mil.
lionaire. Service was had on Mayor
Deveraux Monday. but the court had
adjourned at the time and the bond
was not given until yesterday. The
official was allowed his freedom on his
own recognizance over night.
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VETERANS MEET.
Members of Thirtieth Iowa In Reunion
at Fairfield.

Fairfield, Oct. Especial 1.-The
reunion of the Thirtieth Iowa infantry
began at the opera house in this city
today for two days session. The
first session of this reunion was held
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Many
excellent speakers have been secured
for this occasion, and no doubt if
good weather prevails, many people
from out of town will be present.
Lecture Course Opens.
The first number of the Parsons
college lecture course was held last
evening at the opera house The Dun
bar quartet and bell ringers gave an
excellent entertainment The college
has been having lecture courses for
several years, and they have been
very successful
Cousins to Speak.
Congressman Robert G. Cousins,
will deliver an address to the people
of this community at the opera house
Friday evening, October Is. Mr.. Cou
sins is well known here and his adj
dress will be very pleasing.
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FORMER DEPUTY UNITED STATES
MARSHAL is RELEASED
FROM JAIL.
RELATIVES TO RESCUE
Would Have Been Taken to the Peni-
Tertiary Today Had Not His Father,
Brother and sster-in-law Agreed to
Furnish Bonds in Sum of $4,000.

Indianola, Oct. 7.-(Special) y Will
liam A. Richards was released from
the Warren county jail this morning,
having at the last minute secured
bondsmen who are willing to assume
the risk and allow him his. liberty I'M
til the supreme court settles the mat
ter of his appeal from the decision rem
dered by the jury in Judge Applegate's
court here week ago. AT tho time OF
Richards conviction of the robbery OF
the Sullivan family at Hamilton it was
thought that he could secure bond at
once and report was circulated that
he mad already secured the bond and
was released from custody pending ap-
peal. However. his former bondsmen
were unwilling TO take the risk and it
was necessary to fall back upon his
relatives.
Would Have Gone to Pen.
Yesterday was the last one of the
week allowed him and had not bond
been secured he would have been tax
en- to the penitentiary at Fort Madi
son this morning. Yesterday, howev,
er, word was received to the effect
that his brother and sister-in-law, who
live near Harrington, H., would act
as bondsmen. Accordingly, these two
relatives, together with Richards faith
err, have signed satisfactory bonds il
the sum of $4,000 and Richards will
| be free until the supreme court acts
upon his case
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NOT sAeE's PROPERTY.
Farm Sold For Taxes Did Not Belong
to Millionaire

New York, Oct. 7--Reports from
Sicldetown, N. Y, that the farm own
ed by Russell Sage had been sold for
unpaid taxes, is denied by members
OF the family. Mrs. Sage said that
while the property stands in her hus-
bands name, it actually belongs to f.
C. Hand, who for twenty years was
in Sage's employ.
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SUICIDE AT Dixie.
Chris johnson, An Old Bachelor, Hangs
Himself in His Granary.

TI!HI5eH III TITS GraHdTy.
Dixie, Oct. Chris Johnson, an old
bachelor about 45 years of age. COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself in
his granary. He was seen hanging
there by some people who passed
along the road. He lived alone about
two miles south of town. No cause
for the deed is known. He was an
habitual drunkard, never going home
from town sober, but was apparently
sober when he killed himself.
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TORNADO IN KANSAS.

mdch Damage to Properly FFoh Last
Nights Storm.
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Topeka, Oct. 7-News has reach
s. ed here that several farm houses
and barns were destroyed, trees
blown down and corn shocks
- scattered by a tornado twelve .
miles southeast of here last night. g
No lives are reported lost but the
telephone wires are in such d.
lapidated condition that exact .
facts are hard to obtain.
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GRACE SUICIDE" LAID TO MEN.
Iowa Suffrage Convention Presiden,
Pleads for Ballot for Women.

Pleads for Ballot for Women.
Boone, Oct 1.-THE Iowa state suf-
frage convention opened yesterday
with 100 delegates in attendance. Pres
ident Coggeshall, in an address made
a strong plea for the ballot for women
and outlined plans for the strongest
campaign in the history of woman's
suffrage in Iowa. She smoke of race
suicide" and said that the government
made by the men was to blame for
women not wanting to become moth
ers, 100000 men dying drunkards an
nually.
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GIVES LIBRARY TO UNIVERSITY
Mrs. Stanford viii Furnish from $780,.
600 to $1,0OOOOO for Building.

600 10 $1,oOo,ooo for Building.
San Francisco, Cal. Oct T. Mrs.
Stamford is to build new library at
Stanford university cut of her own
purse. The building viii cost from
100000 to S1,O00,000 and it is report
ed she or Thomas Welton Stanford OF
Australia will permanently endow the
library with 100000. The news
comes from Melbourne. where Mrs
Stanford is visiting her brother-in-law
Mrs. Stanford is anxious to have this
library fund separate from all Others
and incapable of being alienated.
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Botanic Blood Balm fR. 3. g., is

Pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for 30 years. Composed of Pure
Botanic Ingredients Strengthens weak
kidneys and weak stomachs, cures dys.
pepsia. Sold by all Druggists, 81 Per
Large Bottle, with complete directions for
home cure. Sample Sent Free by writing
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga Describe
your trouble and special free medical ad-
vice, to suit your case, also sent in sealed
letter
Sold in ottumwa, Iowa, by W. l.. sar.
gent, Main and Market SITS. Call or
Write. Blood Balm sent by express.
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BRYAN APPROVED OF MARRIAGE
Mrs. Ruth Leavitt, Nee Bryan, Scouts
at Report of OPPOSITION.

at Report of Opposition.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Oct. Mrs. Will
liam Homer Leavitt, who was Miss
Ruth Bryan, and her husband were in
this city yesterday, and left last even
ing for ST. Louis, where they will re
main several days. They were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John ]. Mcdonald, Sixth and On
tome streets. This newspaper talk
of opposition on the part of my par.
ents to our marriage is false and ride
ulous," said Mrs. Leayitt last night
ut is true we were not expected to be
married for a year, but we changed
our minds"