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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-12

New York, November n.-Willis l.. King, vice president of the Jones & Laughlin Steel company of Pittsburg, to- day gave out an official statement of the outcome of the recent conference on steel prices which have resulted in reducing the price of steel billets to s2S per ton, and steel bars to s1.30 base here 100 pounds, other steel prices remaining un- changed. The statement follows:
 While 1t is a fact that there has been a decrease in volume of business ddr-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-12
Want u. s. to Celebrate.

Washington, November n-By bin introduced in the senate today by Sem ator Mitchell. the government is asked to appropriate s2275.o10 to aid in the cele- bration of the exploration of the Oregon country by Captain Merrlwether Lewis and William Clark. The Lewis and Clark exposition will be held in Portland, Ore, commencing May 1, 19o5. and ending No- vember of the same year, CT beginning a month later and closing a month earlier. if these states should be designated by the executive assembly or Oregon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-12
To Reproduce Beauvoir.

Jackson. Miss. November u.-Today the governor let the contract for the erec- tion of the Mississippi building at the worlds fair to J. F. Barnes x Co. of Jackson for $l5,Oo0 The building is to be duplicate of the late Jefferson Davis home at Beauvoir. Isaac Taylor. the director of works of the exposition. has agreed to plant the trees in front of the Mississippi building as they are at Beau yoir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-12
wlll Not Keep Promises.

Gan Domingo November 1.-The revo- lutionists have addressed a letter to Tinted states Minister Powell informing ,in that engagements entered into with inc Tinted States by the government pre-. sided over by Gen. Wos Gill will not be recognized by them. The latter requests that Minister Powell recognize the revo- t,,t,onists. but the minister has refused to hold communication with them. The nolitical situation here Is unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-12
THE WEATHER.

: Washington, November 11.-Fol- : lowing is the forecast for Alabama:
 : Fair Thursday and Friday; winds
 : shifting to fresh south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-12

For good cup of coffee, Gelders, no N. Twentieth street.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-A s.RAMBLER'' AUTOMOBILE; NEW
last November; also Columbia" motor bicycle;
sold because owner Is leaving the city, Apply at
iii Connecticut ave. ap6- 3ts
GENTLEMAN WILL PAY FOR CARE AND
stabling Of automobile over summer months In
exchange for its Address RESPONSIBLE.
Boz 1911, Star ONCE. ap6-8ts
FOR S.ALE-OLDSMOBILE, IN FIRsT-IASS
condition. with wood wheels, new mud guards.
ness; $500. Bog 16s. Star Office. ap4-sts
THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE AUTOMOBILE;
all latest attachments; run few Honths; s-hons
4660; built for 3 or 4; beauty and better than
whsn new. Apply 70 I'D Loan and 1fust hulld-
Ing. Ap4-ets
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
MEN GET CONCESSIONS.
Striking Employees at Eldon Secure
Demands and Return to Work.

Eldon, April 10. Special) The
strike Of the baggagemen and truck
men in the employ Of the Rock Island
road here has been settled and the men
have returned 70 work The men have
secured a concession to their demand
that they be listed properly on the roll
that they might draw The wages to
which their work entitled them,
G, t. Burns employed as bin clerk
and baggageman, getting $35 has been
listed as baggageman and will secure
an increase of $40 per month in wages.
James ~ Burris formerly listed as
.haggageman with salary OF s45 is
is now check clerk and will receive $50
per month
Roy FRANKLIN and w S. Randolph
are now listed as tfucllmen with a sal
airy o. $40 instead oil helpers.
The dIaymen OF Eldon We're in sym
pathy with the strikers and until tho
settlement oil the trouble refused to-
handle any freight
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
HELD in CONTEMPT
JUDGE HANEcY TAKES ACTION
AGAINST ELECTION BOARD.
Result of Opening and Counting Votes
in Lorimer-Durborrow Congressional
Fiant-pefendants win Bring Ha-
beas Corpus Proceedings.

Chicago, April 10.-The members OF
the board Of election commissioners
ana Chief Clerk Powell We're today adj
judged guilty by Judge Haneey OF cons
Tempt 81 eourt IN opening and counting
ballots cast Tor Izoriner and Drrbor-
row in the sixth congressional district
in violation OF the Injunction issued 10
restrain such action and were tined
$500 each. They refused to pay the
fines and an order was entered cor
their commitment TO the county jail
They viii remain technically IN ctls-
tody OF the sheriff until next week.
when habeas corups proceedings will
he brought N the supreme eourt
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
.pEEgAr aovERNMsMr rRoops.
ReVolutionist Forces Wage Winning
Battle in Hayti.

Port au Prince, April 10. Advices
from San Domingo city say that an
between the government
forces besieging San Domingo and the
revolutionists, who are in possession
OF that city took place April Is, The
troops OF President Vasque attacked
the revolutionists and were repulsed
after severe lighting, during which
many men we're killed or wounded on
both sides The American, German,
Italian and Dutch warships have land
ed marines 70 protect the consulates.
The BELIEF prevails that the Dominican
reYolltionists viii eventually triumph
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
NAN EMLaRANTs AaaLvE.

Record Breaker Week at Ellis Island
Ends Today
New York, April 10, The heaviest
week The immigration bureau at Ellis
Island has ever had in April ended to
day Since April $500 enigrants
have landed, 10000 arriving IN the Pi.
iog today Commissioner Williams
said that the class of enligrants arriv.
ing was above the average. a large
majority Of them go to the west and
the northwest
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
Rumor Making Rounds IN
Washington That He Will
Be Candidate.
SCHEME REPUDIATED
lntin1ation That His Candidacy be.
ponds on Republican spiit-Repuhii-
can Leaders Scout the Idea Refuse
to Stand for Such Program.
CRANK j. srILLMAN.}

Washington, D. c. April 10-An in17
possible rumor is going the rounds in
Washington TO the effect that Judge
Wade, congressman fl,oIn the second
district may become the democratic
candidate for governor this fail.
Just where the story originated in
Iowa cannot be learned but ii is said
TO have had its inception III The Hawk
eve state and 10 have been eomnaani7
Gated to an official at Washington
Wants Certain Assurance.
This Impossible story is to the etfect
that judge Wade is to be nominated
by the democratic party upon the as
sufanee from q faction in TIE ieglibli-
can party that in tile event of The re-
nomination or Governor Culnnaias upon
a radical tariif-reyision platform, a stsf.
hciant number OF republicans of the
aItl-Gummlns faction win vote Ion
Judge Wade 70 ensure his election
That IS the story
Win Not Stand Tor Such Program.
Your cores ondeut has besal caable
10 find single republican iii Nasning-
ton VINO viii stand Tor amy such pro-
gram. There are a number OF srepubli-
cans here WHO are opposed to Tie
views OF Governor GlilnniiAs on the
tariff question, bat taey repndiafs
sleA scheme as that mentioned, with
seorl and disgust
Insult = Rapablloags
s2id one yerg prominent ofIicial:
such z proposition would simply be
an insult 70 every republican ii Iowa.
apd particularly to every republican,
wn9 Is aligned upon the anti-tafiif feYi.
sion side o. the discussion We nave
cur individual views as 10 this policy
and that policy of the desirability Of
revising the tariff in the near future or
in the distant future bit we assume
that when the convention has been
Acld and the majority has expressed
Itself and the platform adopted and
the candidates named, that ali suel
differences will terminate and every
republican vii turn in and make it as
nearly unanimous as the strength Of
THE party Will permit. Judge Made IL
undoubtedly 2 popular man hi his dis
tric1 hut i is certain that he has slifff-
Client political aQlmen 10 at once per.
eeiye that the VIII 3 the wisp would
be dense reality compared with suah
an illusion as that republicans ia any
number At an would support Linn for
goEepnar under such conditions no,
judge Wade woal1 not be caught On
such chat as that
Every republican who has exnressed
himself has taken substantially this
position and rehemently Denounced
any one who would undertake to put
into execution such scheme.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
q s NoT WEpoEn "a aRYAN.
Colorado is Not So Enamored Of the
Nebraska Statesman.

Washington, p G., Aprl l0..l do not
believe taat GGlordp Is SO closely NEEDED
70 HfNan vs. Biyan friends would have
h8ldt Of Denver, to Post Reporter La-
aotlhtedb the NebaskHn has many admir-,
ers among aenlocrats of The state, bnt, Ia
my opinion, heir admiration Is not So
great that they would prefer following
him 70 npofher defeat than % ruaking Il
cantpalgn with some prospect of victory
under another leAdaf.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
court.a peelgIon.

1ued ois Fage Ten
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
]. t. WARD A BENEDICT
Popular CLERK at Keb Mines Married
RanentIm N, iilf,,nf..

Recently In illinois.
ttrom Eridag pang.i
john L Ward. clerk at The mines of
the Illinois & Iowa Fuel Co. at Keb,
was registered last night at the Bal
lingall With his bride of a few days
MIR Ward was married recently in II.
linois and left this morning for his
home al Keb, where ne has flIfnished a
home, He is most popular at Keb and
his many friends at Keb viii extend
their warmest congratulations.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
GALS agNgRAG arRlkg o..
Defense Committee Takes Action in
Holland Labor Trouble.

p
Holland Labor Trouble.
Amsterday April 10. The work
men $ defense committee decided to
proclaim a cessation Of the genral
strike at midday. The strike never
was really effective.
VIII Remain on Strike.
Az a monster mass meeting held
later in the day, the federated trades
union repudiated the action of the
defense committee and de-
cided TO continue the strike without
the consent Of the committee With
the exception Of the diamond cutters.
all the men will remain out.
outst IL Rome,
Rome, April l0-All the strikers.
with the exception of compositors.
have resumed work and Rome has re,
gained ITS normal aspect.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
aMoor 49, Is tIs So go.
Senator Burrows Talks Of Protests ne.
siqned. 70 Bar Mormon.

Washington, April 10 Senator Ju-
lius G. Burrows, chairman Of the com,
mittee on privileges and elections. says
That sreat many protests against the
seating Of Reed Smoot the new SEN
ator from Utah, are being filed with
his committee, They are signed By
various individuals and religious soci-
eties and are being received FROM all
parts Of the country
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
Explosion on Battleship Iowa
Kills Three.
FIVE RE INJURED.
Detective Fuse or Shell Causes Great
Havoc While Vessel Is at Target
Practice Near Pensacola-Rien in
Turret Not Hurt

Peusaeola, Fla. April To- Three
men killed and five Injured, is the re-
suit of the explosion Of b gun on ne
battleshlp Iowa While The Vessel vas
at target practice yesterday afternoon.
The gun burst from the premature eX-
plosion OF a she'll the twelve feet OF
the gun outside the turret being de
molished.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
Deck Is Torn.

The deck OF the Iowa was torn as
though the heavy steel was pastehoard
and pieces of the exploded gun and
shell struck IN various parts OF the YES
sci doing terrible damage Had the
catastrophe happened few minutes
later tine casualties would probably
have been much greater as The men
were just coming down the gangBay
10 mess,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
HEPBURN EXPECTS HARMONY.
Thinks State Convention VIII Be
Peaceful With No Friction.

Washington, ., q, April TO-
2 Though he refused to discuss the
Iowa political situation in detail
Congressman w. r Hepburn, who
& has just arrived In this city from
his home, states that the repablt.
can patty aenrally speaking is IN
= excellent condition. he predicts
that the state convention VIII be
Z q harmonious gathering and be-
= lieyes that there Will be no friction
z over the question Of a platform.
+ Mr.. Hepburn VIII return 10 iowa
about April Is to attend the good
4 roads convention 10 be held In pes
Moines
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
INCREASED INSTRUMENTATION.
Recent appropriation for Erection Of
Main Building insufficient.

Anes, April TO-, The trustees Of
Iowa state college have decided to in-
crease the appropriation for the cree.
addition makes q total Of 100000, The
board has a building flnd at its dis
posaI Of 100000 The board will meet
May 6 TO consider bids on the main
building.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
ooNFIRMs AaRoINTMgNTs.
Pope Ratifies Nominations 81 coaere-

7VV- -'F-7rrrc5 TT0'l1IFIaVIo115 uI 00I0T re-
gation Of Propaganda.
Rome April 20 ifs pope toeag y q
.eetyed Monsignof Neoeta5 secretary 81
the congregation 81 the propaganda,
who submitted the names OF the Right
Rev John j. tiennon as eoatjlftor. and
Archbishop 81 StLouis and Right Rev.
Henry Moeller as coadjutor and Arch,
bishop q Cincinnati which the pom
tiff ratitied.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
nREoroR sMlTa RgsIaNs.
Waterloo Man Considered One Of The
Best Gymnasium Men IN State

Waterloo, April 10 Special.
Physical Director Smith VIII tender his
resignation as director o the symuas
tlm He viii go east ana engage ms
business. He Is considered one ol the
finest directors in the state.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
STONE COMPANY gAMkkgRT.
Receiver Has Been Appointed for The
Mississippi Stone CO.

Chicago H, April lo receiver
today was appointed to take charge OF
the affairs Of the Mississippi Valley
Stove Co. whose factory is at Fulton,
al. T'lle company is said 10 haze con,
scented TO the entry of Judgment Tor
$50 900
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
COURTS INVESTIGATION.
Miss Barton Meets Threats Of oppos.
ton Boldly.

New York, April To- Miss Clara
Burton, president OF the American Ma.
tional Red Cross. IN answer to what
her associates says She considers the
threats OF the opposition to her admin.
lstfaflon, is said 70 court the fullest
Investigation of congress of the affairs
Of the organization from her first con-
nection with it,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
D N. VI 4. oFELoIALs -.
President Perry and Secretary White
Moving Headquarters te osksloosa. Z

IFrom FFlIa} IS I3F!y.J
John T.. reese commissioner FOR the coal
operators aHd president edwin Perry ana
Seereiaiy Juhn Y White ii Disfrfrt M
10, u AZ " Aa wefe III the CITY dis
morning the two former eniante Tor Edty-
vile On short business ifin MI White.
viii "a tllroagh to tlskalodsa where ia
and Mr. Perry WI at once open lip head
quarters foE the district organization,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
EleAriNe OVER ELECTION.
Fellows Who Set on the Result DO
Some Shooting.

Chicago, April TO- Police Lieuten.
ami Maurice Moore and four Italians
were seriously wounded BY revolver
shots ia riot at an earlg hour today
The troubie started ia a saloon over d
post-eleetion argument
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
MAYOR Lowe OFFERED a Jos.
re Can Co as Ambassador to France

y ~etF' ~ - ~ 's'Ell1ftN'.tI y = IsfIl~l
If He Desires to DO So,
New York. April TO- President
Roosevelt, according to a report in cir
cuation here has offered Mayor Lowe
the post Of United States alnba sador
to France should the mayor refuse
denomination
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
REMMELL INQUEsT aEeLNs.

inquiry Into Death Held Heforc Judge
Murphy.
Buffalo. April TO- The inquest into
the death of Arthur g. Penneil and
wife was begun today before Police
Judge Murphy who conducted the Bur,
dick inquest.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
sAYs MhN We MuRnEaED.
coroner's Jury Reaches Verdict o
Case at Drowned Man.

Burlington April 10. The coroner S
Jury has declared that an unknown
man whose body was found IN the riy.
Ell hese was Murdered The side OF
Inc skull was crushed in There is no
means Of ascertaining his Identity.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
Sweeping Decisions Against
Northern Securities Hailed
With Delight
HIS a. VINDICATI0N
Taken as an Endorsement OF National
Administration Poticy-Decision *.
peaited by Hearing Under Provision
Of Eikins Law--vast Sum involved.

- '-'f''''s ~ '''se's ~
$3.50 :
y 4bs t,0o ro Al r. ~ ,an6s ~ :
s,ra,a ,,assor to.,uit ia sac,,ritjas
y ea,sn,rv
u des+.ovea averv no+i,e Fos Z
= can,netItior hst,seer t,,go raa,,s IS.
oaaer n ;ntarstate trafFic
Tha poNer aeo,.ired bv The com.
. b;ns,ios, o,,srstas 5trscFi5 ,,n,,, n. :
tasststa cay,,,, ere az ~ cantroyitna
y tts 1890 ~ trs,,s,,o,t,4 ;c,,,5
= Tha $50 +,,t ass, .osa AZ IL /
= o,., hoarg ~ "a dirss tr & &c ~, nnar
ant, If indenen,ient onersfion Il
the roads.
Mo oHsttsf afdtiteo ~ any s'stte
IS htshded 70 interfere WIN me
operation o. a national law.
ern securities company accom-. J
u niisnes IL ohiec4 aano{,aced rs !.
compress as ltlssai.
s soti' peny - ~
JoihSo ffe9fl sSqeHihY iuft1eP
stock Of either Of said railroad
"a 10 a.;a;,,aa tro.. ,,o4i.a
3 such stock At anv neetina of +he !
ssoeknoiuers OF sltnef OF 5sio rail-
road companies.
Tire securities company is for
. blHelen ~ na,e a4,, ApJtrlanTss IL tbs !.
4 ~,,s.,.tt,,,s. s,,...,, X,
The Northern aPacffic and Great Z
fNcHtaefn companies are tcEbldden
to pay any dividends to the secur.
ties company
The securities company is per-
mitted to return all shares Of :
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
RussIAN ooNsuL 80.

IA. ST, chefihpa Dies at Wounds Re,
ceiyed From Albaniana.
Constandnople, April 0, NJ. ST.
Ghetibina, the Russian consul at Mat.
Tagitza who Was shot BY an Albanian
sentinel recently Is dead.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
No MARKETS ToDA
Board is Closed in Chicago To-day on
Account OF Holiday.

No telegraph markets were received
from Chicago today, owing to the fact
that the board Of trade is closed on
account of it being d holiday
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-14
vs. DANGEROUS -.
"A Diver Makes a Wonderful Leap intc
The Hudson River.

Jersey City, April TO- Arthur G.
Holden, Who claimed to be champion
high diver oil the world, yesterday
jumped backward from the top Of a
pile driver. ~ feet high into the Hud-
son river, and turning a samersaalt
in his descent He was uninjured
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pLUMaEg Lie plToA.
Engine Wrecked BY Spreading of Rails
Three Killed.

Elizabeth, y. B., April 10. Owing TO
the spreading of the rails an engine on
the Central railroad in New Jersey left
the track and plunged down a twenty.
foot embankment today The engi-
neer, fireman and brakeman were kills
cd
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wen b TuFret NE Eiuft.

The men In the twelve inch turret
We're uninjufed and experienced little
more shock than when the large guns
are fired So far as is known the eX-
plosion was caused by a detective shell
or fuse The piece was in good eaadi
tion having been Inspected just few
minutes previous TO the explosion.
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OUT BY SMOKE
GUESTS AT VICTORIA HOTEL AND APARTMENT HOUSES FRIGHT
ENED BY

ENED BY FIRE,
3 - y y q q
New York April guests
today al
the the badly
ed The fire building Fifth as
o smokeouted ten
ants in the building
Of the dynamite who cripple.
In the Victoria hotel the
until assured that there
ngs the through
policemen.
Charles A. ToWne Minnesota,
Peter Daley comedian among
safety
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ezARlMA IN eoop aEALTH.

Frofa Paris That She Was TIT
Denisd AZ st Petersburg
St Petersburg, April TO- The report
circulated IN Paris that the czarina IS
suffering from peritonitis is untrue.
She is in perfect health.