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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28
BREAK ] all
PRISONERS AT FOLSOM PENl.
TERTIARY ESCAPE TAKING
OFFICIALS AS PRISONERS

Sacramento, Col, July 27.-Eighteen
or twenty prisoners broke Jail at day
break at Folsom this morning, taking
with them Warden Wilkinson, his
grandson, Harry Wilkinson, Captain
of the Guard Murphy and two other
officers. Guard Cotton was mortally
stabbed by one of the prisoners. Near
ly all the sheriff's force and the county
constabulary are searching for the pris-
oners, who secured a number of rifles
from the army prison before they left.
Reported Near Clarksville.
The convicts are now reported as
going across Eldorado county and are
in the neighborhood of Clarkeville.
OF the ten officials captured, it is said
Warden Wilkinson and Captain Muir.
ply have been released and that two
guards have been killed by the escaped
convicts. The company of the national
guard at Placerville is now forming at
the armory to await orders.
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.ISREINSTATED
w. A. MILLER RETURNS TO HIS
OLD PLACE IN GOVERNMENT I,
EMPLOY. &

Washington, July 27.-W. A. Miller,
assistant foreman in the bookbinding
department of the government print,
ing Office, resumed his duties this
morning. Miller was assigned to his
work in charge of the men who have
been waging vigorous campaign
against him, but these men, acting un-
der the decision of their union, contin-
ued at work, technically under pro-
test" No radical action of any sort is
now conteplmated. Public Printer
Palmer said today that the charges
against Miller are not being investi-
gated and would not be except undec
certain circumstances, which he de-
clined to specify. ....a,.a,s.,-.s. q.
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FAITHLEss ONE CAUGHT.
Marshalltown Man Who Started Big
anous Career Meets Grief.

MarshalItown Man Who Started Big
amous Career Meets Grief.
Webster City, July PA. E. Isen-
hart, the Marshalltown bigamist, who
was married in this city last week to
Miss Emma Mitchell of Clemmons
Grove. was arrested Saturday in North
Bend, Nebr. Deputy Sheriff Little left
for that place and expects to return to
this city today with the prisoner. 1t
will be remembered that wife No. 2,
married Isenhart thinking that he was
a single man, which the marriage re-
turn here showed
The man courted and won er,while
still living with his first wife and the
very night that he left for Clemons
Grove to bring Miss Mitchell to this
city he kissed his wife and children
good bye, telling them he was going out
on his regular run.
He is fireman on the Iowa Cen
tral.
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debris. The commotion was heard a
great distance, and in a few minutes
large crowd of spectators were on
the scene.
All were anxiously looking for the
veteran fagman, Mr.. Hurley, who had
served at the same post the past six
teen years. After an hours diligent
search his lifeles form was discovered
pinned between the wreckage of the
tower and a car of lumber.
The Burlington train remained on
the track, as did the Rock Island train
except the few demolished cars.
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THREE KILLED; SCORE HURT.
Train Runs. Into Electric Car Near
East ST ouiS

East st. Louis.
East st. oLuis, ILL.,, July 27.-An ac.
commodation train on the Vandalia
road enroute to st. Louis, ran into an
electric car on the East st. Louis and
Suburban street railway near Lans-.
downe, three miles north of here, Sun.
day, killing three persons and injuring
a score The dead are:
JOHN ROY, Vandalia, engineer
]. ]. LENHARTH.
DAVID H. BEATTIE.
Among the most severely injured
the these:
Vincent Higgins, fireman. will die:
Charles Burkhardt, motorman.
w. R. Miller, electric. conductor.
Mrs. Mamie King.
Loilis Merkel.
G. w. Young.
Simon Spaulding.
Jacob Schilling.
Mrs. Allen Mack.
Jacob Lenharth, Jr.
Elmer Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. King.
Eight other people received minor in
juries.
The cause of the collision has moi
yet been determined. All the injured
have been removed to hospitals.
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FREIGHT WRECK.
Veteran Flasman at Moline Killed in
a Small Accident,

Moline, ILL.,, July 27.-While going at
reduced speed about 9:15 O'Clock
last evening west-bound freight train
on the Rock Island dropped truck
from off fiat car on The principal
business street of the city, which
caused the wreck of several cars in
the train and striking down the flag
man tower.
An instant later a Burlington extra
freight, east bound, crashed INTO the
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KILLED BY TRAIN.
Young Girl and Escort Are Crushed to
Death

Ralston, July 27.-Zora Murphy aged
10 and William Lawler, aged 81,
both of whom lived with their parents
near Scranton, We're struck and almost
instantly killed Saturday, by an extra
gravel train on the Northwestern al
this point. The train was in charge
of Conductor t. j. Crowfoot and En-
gineer L. A. Zingenfus. How it hap
pened that Lawler failed to see the on
coming train is a matter of conjecture
as for distance of quarter of mile
the track is visible for miles to the
east.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28
PLOT is RuMoRED.
Said to Purpose to Effect Union Of
Servia and BULGARIA.

vienna, July 2I-The Universal Bucha-
rest publishes a sensational story Of !,
plot to bring about union of Servia and
bulgaria, which involves the deposition of
Prince Ferdinand and the substitution of
the harageorgevitch dynasty, and which,
would also, according to the story, incf-
dentally result in the settlement of the
Macedonian question.
According to the report, secret meet
ing was recently held at Belgrade of Bull
sarian parliamentarians. prominent Ser
vians and Macedonans. at which the de-
tails of the scheme We're agreed upon.
They are said to include military con-
vention and customs union. The plot
ters also are alleged to have resolved to
carry out their program if possible by legal
means, including a vote of the Bulgarian
parliament.
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NO MORE SERIOUS TROUBLE Is
ANTICIPATED BY THE
AUTHORITIES.
TROOPS KEEP ORDER.
City is Under Martial Law--Work Of
Repairing Jail, Beaten Down by Mob,
is Prosressing-Preachers Refer to
the Riot in Sermons Sunday.

Danville, ILL.,, July 27.-The city
is quiet today. The mob has dis
persed and the work of repairing
the Jail is progressing. The adju-
tant general has ordered two COM
panies of the troops TO return to
Springfield this afternoon.
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STARTS A LUNATIc SOCIETY.
Jabez Burks Forms Organization fo
Exclusive Benefit of Maniacs.

Pottsyille, July 27.-Prof. Jabez Burks,
a veterinary surgeon, is organizing So
ciety for lunatics, which it is believed
will be the first organization of the kind
in the country. No members will be ad-
mitted until the committee on qualifica-
tions has first passed on their hnacy. In
response to an advertisement for mem
bers applications have been received from
all over the country
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SPECIALISTS IN DEs MONIES AM
FORT DODGE SECURITIES
SUSPEND.
HooLEYs 60 TO WALL
Their Failure was Expected.-Market
Takes Upward Jump After An
nouncement-one more Loss-Im.
portant Failure Today.

New York, July 27.-The failure OF
". .. Hooley Il Co., was announced on
the STOCK exchange. today. The firm
was heavily interested in Evansville
and Ierre Haute, Ind. The stock mar
ket opened nervous and unsettled,
some OF last weeks weak stocks ral-
lled Sharply and one or two standard
stocks showed small gains.
Were Prominent Brokers.
Hooley & Co. were especially promi.
nent brokers in the days of the Ros-
well P. Fowler bull campaign.
Dealt in Iowa Securities.
They were specialists in Evansville.
Terre Haute, Des Moines and Fort
Dodge securities in exchange circles.
The suspension caused little surprise.
In fact, the announcement had been
discounted
Market Strengthens.
reward IL a. NJ, there was a strong
advance in prices, headed by the Lack
awanna, the New York Central, Brook
lyn Transit and the Delaware &, Hud-
son, the st. Paul, Pennsylvania. Cana
dian Pacific and United States Steel
The advance continued throughout the
second hour. The advance seemed to
reflect relief that the expected failure
had been announced.
Another Failure.
About noon the announcement was
made OF the failure of William Bassett
q Co., members of the Boston and
New York stock exchanges. The fail
ure is regarded as comparatively unim-
portant.
Quiet at Close.
The stock market closed quiet and
steady with prices slightly below the
best of the day.
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FOR A WOMAN
PHILADELPHIAN SHOOTS HIS
MISTRESS AND HER d.
voRcED HUSBAND.

Philadelphia. July 27.-Joseph B.
Reitz, aged As, angered by jealousy, to-
day, shot and probably fatally wounded
Lille Jane and seriously wounded the
latter's divorced husband Charles
Knapp. Reitz, after shooting the
couple committed suicide. Reitz and
the woman We're living together when
Knapp went to their house. A quarrel
and the shooting followed.
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PosToFFlcE ROBBED.

Government Building at Rudd, Iowa
Entered by Burglars.
Mason City, July 27-The postoffice
at Rudd, in Floyd county, was broken
into Saturday morning and robbed OF
stamps, cash and money orders to the
amount of $500. The safe was blown
to pieces by the force of the explosion
There is no clue to the identity of the
robbers.
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WOMAN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF.
Dora Cox of Oklahoma, Who ESCAPED
From Jail in 1898. Recantured

Guthrie, O. T., July 27.-Dora Cox. an
alleged horse thief, has been recaptured
and placed in jail at Watonga, after elud-
capped from the county jail at Kingfsher.
The woman was for several years d mem
Der of a gang of territory outlaws,
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TYPHoID1is CAUSE FOR ALARM
Health Officials Of Pittsburg Fear Hun
dreds of Cases.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 27.-One hun
dred and twelve new cases of typhoid
fever in six days was the alarming rec
ord for last week Health officials ex-
press the belief that the record of the
last six days is but starter of what is
coming during the remainder of the
summer, and they are unit in at
tributing the typhoid to the impure wa
ter.
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CdSO GTedL western railroad sunday
near Vlasaty Siding, Mimi, and the re-
suit is four men are dead and about
twenty-five or thirty passengers injur-
ed.
The dead are:
CHARLES MERKERT, engineer.
H. COGER, fireman.
R. HELMAN, engineer.
FRED HORTON, Dodge Center,
Mimi, passenger
The seriously injured are:
H. J. Hickey, fireman.
- Noble, colored porter
Fireman Keene of the freight train,
was slightly injured.
The two trains were the Twin City
limited and a fast freight. The limit
ed was running as a fast section from
Oelwein, Iowa, to Minneapolis. The
second section consisted of an excur-
sion train running from Des Moines to
Minneapolis, and was three hours be-
hind time.
Misread Order.
The fast train, southbound, received
an order at Dodge Center reading that
the second section of the passenger
train was three hours late and the crew
evidently misread the order and at
tempted to make Vlasaty Siding, be-
tween Dodge Center and Hastings,
Mimi, thinking that it was the limited
that was late. Meanwhile the limited
was pounding along at regular speed
and met the freight head on just after
it, the limited, had rounder curve at
Vlasaty. The morning was foggy and
neither engineer saw the other in time
to stop, although the engineer of the
limited had applied the air brakes.
Much Damage Done.
That the two trains came together
with terrific force was evidenced by
the fact that both engines were badly
damaged, but they remained standing
upright on the tracks. The baggage
and buffet cars were com mpletely wreck.
ed and turned crosswise of the tracks.
The first sleeper back of the buffet was
badly smashed in the forward end and
the rear cars remained intact on the
track.
These cars were used to bring the
dead and injured to ST. Paul and Min,
neapolis, where the injured were given
surgical attendance. None of the pas
sengers were. seriously injured, but
cuts and bruises were freely distribut.
ed
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BIG FIRE BURNS HOTEL.
One Hundred and Forty Guests Left
Without Shelter.

Norfolk, Va, July 27-The big Nags
Head hotel at the North Carolina ocean
resort of that name, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. The hotel had 14O
guests and all were saved, though Mrs.
John Lowe, wife of the proprietor, died
afterwards as the result of the excite.
ment. The guests lost practically all
of their effects. Some even lost what
cash they had -on hand leaving them
destitute.
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DOWN ON SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Bishop Hoban of Scranton Commands
Roman Catholics to Desist.

Scranton, Pa, July 27.-Bishop Hoban
yesterday vigorously denounced Sunday
excursions and commanded all Roman
Catholic organizations to desist from con-
ducting them in the future. The dennn-
ciation has caused much concern to a
number of Roman Catholic organizations
which have arranged for Sunday excur-
sionS this summer. ----.---
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INNOCENT MAN LYNcHED.
Real Criminal Now Will be Hunted
Down by Avengers.

Savannah, Ca, July 27.-Several
days ago a negro, supposed to be Ed.
Claus, was lynched near Eastman, Ca,
for assaulting Miss Susie Johnson, a
young school teacher. The negro pro
tested he was not Claus and asked
for time to prove his statement. But
the mob was merciless. 1t now trans
pires that the negro was not Claus and
had never seen Miss Johnson. Claus
who assaulted the girl, has been 10.
Gated near Darien, Ca, and officers
passed through here las tnight to Sc,
cure him. 1t is4belieYel CsaEs will be
taken from the officers and lynched
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IOWA MEN KILLED.
Ensinemen and Firemen on Santa Fe
Die in Wreck.

Peoria, ILL.,. July 27.-The Santa F.
limited No. 5, out of Chicago for the
west, was wrecked at the crossing OF
the Rock Island near Princeville late
Saturday night. The accident resulted
frcom an open switch. Engineer Ed
O'Brien and Fireman Charles Vogel
both of Fort Madison, were instantly
killed. Express messenger R. L.
Budway, and his assistant, Ed Parshall
both of Chicago, sustained minor injur.
les Traffic on the road was tisordered
for some hours.
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BEGIN TRIALS
FIRST OFFICIAL RACE FOR sELEc
TIoN OF DEFENDER SAILED
TODAY.

Brenton's Point R. l., July 27.-To
day the Reliance, Constitution and Col
umbia. started on the first official trial
for the selection of a defender OF
Americas cup against the Shamrock
III The course was leeward and
windward race of fifteen miles south
southeast from the light ship and re,
turn.
Reliance Wins.
Brenton Point, July 27.-The Re.
lance crossed the finish line at 8 p
M, 20 minutes well ahead of the other
two boats. The contest between the
Reliance and Constitution was the hot
test of the season. The Constitution
\ held on to the Reliance in fine shape
and for time looked as if she might
y win the race on her time allowance.
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PREPARATIONS FOR CARDINALS
coNcLAvE MAKE VATICAN
BUSY PLACE.
MUCH is TO BE DONE
Cardinals Are Considering the Advisa-
biIty of Sending a Note to the Pow.
ers Regarding the Condition of the
Holy See.

Rome, July 27.-The vatican resem'
bles an ant hill. SO feverish is the
work of preparing that part of the
building set aside for the conclave. As
surances have been given that every
thing will be in readiness for Friday
night, but there is much to be accom-
plished.
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CONVICTED AND SENTENCED.
Former AssembIyman in St. Louis i
Found Guilty in Bribery Gases.

NsseH'Diyman IN St. LOUIS is
Found Guilty in Bribery Gases.
st. Louis, July 27.-Judge Ryan to
day passed sentence on five forme,
members of the house of delegates
convicted OF bribery and perjury il
connection with municipal franchise
deals as follows: John A. Sheridan
bribery, five years; T. Edward AL
bright, bribery, five years; Jerry ]
Hannigan, bribery, five years; Louis
five years; Louis Decker, perjury, foul
years; Emil Hartman, bribery, 81,
years. All have filed appeal bonds il
the sum of $4,000 each.
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May Send Note.

The cardinals at meeting today,
again discussed, the advisability of
sending a ,note'to the powers regarding
the condition of the holy see but no
decision was arrived at. If the cardin-
ais determine to send a note it will
probably be delivered to the diplomat.
body Thursday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28
ANGRY MOB HUNTS FOR
NEGRO NEAR FARMlNCTON
SECOND TRIAL.
Jett and White Face Charges Before
Judge Osborne.

= r #***# *m* y - y .
cynthiana KY, July 27.-The "
court house was crowded when the y
second trial of Curtis Jett and =
y Thomas White. for the murder of y
y lawyer Marcum began this morn- =
$ ing before Judge Osborne. All is =
quiet. .
$3.50 *@.* *sss. .
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WRECK IN SCOTLAND.
Thirteen Excursionists Are kilIec
Near GLASGOW,

Near Glasgow.
London, July 27.-Thirteen persons
We're killed and score were injured
in a railway accident at Glasgow
Where an excursion train from the Isle
of Man crashed into the buffers at the
station. Two cars were telescoped in
the crash. Among the killed were
members of one entire family.
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TO REPLACE FRIcK.
lew Millionaire Coke Concern Organ.
lied at PiftshIIrn

ized at Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, July Arrangements
have been completed for the formation
of the National Coal G. Coke Co. with
$5,O0O,00O capital and $2,500,000 in
bonds which will practically take the
place of the Frick Coke Co. in the
general coking business since the lat
ter has practically withdrawn from
the market
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MAKES RECORD RUN.
BattIeship kearsarge Reached Bar
Harbor After Nine DAYS Run.

Harbor After Nine Days Run.
Bar Harbor, Me-, July 27.-After
breaking all records for speed on the
battleship class sustained for long dis
tances, the Kearsarge arrived in the
harbor in Frenchmans Bay last even
ing from The Needles, distance of
1900 miles having made the trip in
8 days, hours and Is minutes. The
run was made without accident and the
vessel was reported by Capt. Hempill
to be in excellent condition.
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WARD AND WARE WIN.

Garry Off Three Sets in Tennis chan,-
pionship Contest.
Brookline, Mass, July 27.-Ward
and Ware today won the eastern dou-
bles in the tennis championship by de-
feating Holt and Merrill: Z to 5; 6 to
and 6 to 1.
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RAILROAD MAN DIES.
President of Norfolk and Western Sue
cunnbs to Disease.

Radner, Pa, July Pr. j. Kimball.
president of Norfolk and Western Rail.
way company, died at his country
home here today, after an illness of
about month, following an operation.
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THE FIRST SALOON CASE.
State VS.. John LunkIey on Trial Befor,
Judge Roberts.

VUuSt nUUcTtS.
The case of the state VS.. John Lunk-
ley, in which the defendant is charged
with violation of an, injunction, is be-
ing tried today. This is the first of
the fifteen cases against Ottumwa sa.
loon keepers which are to be tried be.
fore Judge Roberts during his vacation
term. A number of witnesses were
examined and the testimony is not as
yet all in.
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FoRPAUeH TO SHOW HERE.
Big. Circus Will be Seen in ottumwa
Next Septemher

Arrangements have been completed
for the appearance of the Forpaugh e
Sells Bros. circus in this city during
the second week in September. The
date has not been definitely decided
upon, but it is stated that September
8 or 10 will be the day selected.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-28
BAR MARRIAGE OF TEACHERS
Kansas School Boards Also Insist 0
aAnti-Co,IrtinnU Contract

"Anti-CourtIng" Contract.
Topeka, Kans., July 27.-Kansas
school boards have determined to in
augurate a reform and are inserting
clauses in contracts with the teachers
that prohibit either courting or mar
riage by the latter during the school
term.
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TWO IOWA CITIES HIT
BY BROKERS' FAILURES
PIONEER DIES.
One of the Oldest Men in Illinois Dead
at MurrayvilIe.

*.** y * *a * !. * =
Muscatine, July 27.-(Special)
Hope Mills, of MurrayviIIe, Ill, =
is dead at the age of e5 years. He =
was the father of twenty-six child >
rem and was one of the oldest ILL
i inois settlers.
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WADE COMMANDS AT MANILA.
General Davis, Retired for Age, Turnx
Over the Deparennep+

Manila, July 27.-Major General George
w. Davis has transferred the command of
the department of the Philippines to Ma
jor General James It. Wade, General Da.
Wis having been retired for age.
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BURDETTE in THE PULPIT.
Humorist Appears Before congresa-

HuHIur1st RPPeaTs 0eTore Ccngrtga'-
ton in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, Cal. July 27.-Standing
room was at premium in the old
First Congregational church building
Sunday, when the newly organized
Temple Baptist church held it's initial
service under the pastorate of the Rev.
Robert ]. Burdette. He preached from
the subject Assured Prosperity"
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Local temperatures as taken by volun.
tary Weather Observer Edward sunley:
8 o'clock last night. s2
a o'clock this morning IG
2 o'clock this afternoon. o0n.......... sc
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THE WEATHER FOR IOWA

Chicago, July 27.-Iowa: Generally
fair tonight and Tuesday, except prob.
ably local thunder showers north.
warmer in the east.
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SEVERAL RAILWAY WRECKS ON
SUNDAY MAKE BIG DEATH
ROLL.
IoWANs AMONG DEAD
Accident At Peoria Kills Fort Madison
Men-Great Western Trains Crash
in Minnesota-veteran Flasman
Killed at Moline.

st. Paul, Mimi, July 27.-Two trains
met in head on collision on the Chi
cago Great Western railroad Sunday
near vlasaty Siding, Mimi, and the re-
suit is four men are dead and about
twenty-five or thirty passengers injur-
cd
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Were Prominent Brokers.

Hooley & Co We're especially promi.
nent brokers in the days of the Ros-
well P. Fowler bull campaign.