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oseooD TO BE KEPT DOWN.
Gould Restores Him to Colorado Fuel
Co., but in Minor Place.

IVY OQL III WiTOT TIdC0s
Denver, Colo, July 24.-An official
Of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., last
night made forecast of the action to
be taken at the coming annual meeting
of the company in August. 1t is stat.
ed that John c. Osgood, who was re-
Gently deposed from the chairman-
ship of the executive board when Gould
and Rockefeller secured control of the
company, will again be given seat on
the board of directors. but will have
little voice in the company's affairs
and will start on trip to Europe.
Gould, who holds the controlling in
terest, has decided to retain President
J. A. Keller, and give him complete
executive control of the company's
properties, with the privilege of NAM
ing the men who will attend to the de-
tails of the business. Keller has al
ready appointed those assistants, who
are, J. J. Welborn with the title of act
ing general manager and G. A. Parker
acting sales agent and traffic manager.
Both positions will be made permanent
at the annual meeting.
Welborn and Parker are old en-
ployes and their promotion shows that
the Osgood policy of promoting en-
ployes will be continued by Gould and
that the latter does not propose any
revolutionary policies in the manage
ment of the company.
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roe county, having resided here since
1851. The three daughters, who sur
vive their mother are: Mrs. Mart
Nicholson, Mrs. Andrew Cotter, and
| Mrs. ]. w. Lewis. The remains were
inferred at the Stacyville cemetery.
for few days. He will then go to
illinois,
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Palmer died Tuesday evening. The re-
mains were inferred in the cemetery at
Abba.
VIM. Mitchell of Flagler, one of the
state auditors of the U. M. w. of A.,
will take up his residence at this place
in the near future. Mr.. Mitchell is
prominent in the miners organiza-
ton
Ora Chamberlain of Hilton was
visiting at the home of Isaac Price
Monday. He returned Tuesday.
John Spar has gone for visit to
the home of his parents in northwest
ern Iowa for few days. From there
he will go ito Strom Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Fish of Ottumwa
are visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. L. F. Milligan, for a
few days. o.,
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MORE SALOON CASES.
Charges Filed Against Seven More
Liquor Dealers.

Lt9uOT 1SdiCTSs
From Fridays Daily.
Cases were filed in the district court
yesterday against more. Ottumwa
saloonkeepers, the charge In each case
being an alleged violation of an injunc-
ton issued against the firms by Judge
Roberts in January 1902, restraining
them from selling liquor in violation Of
the mulct law. These are the same as
the eight cases now pending in the dis
trict court before Judge Roberts. The
defendants in the cases filed this morn
ing are John Lancey, Peter Maloney,
Willard Webster, Chris Kaiser, John
Feehan, John Wagner and S. r. Chea-
die.
A petition for divorce was also filed
by Mrs. Evaline Rowland who
desires separation from her husband,
L. H. Rowland. The parties were mar
ried in this city but little over two
months ago.
The Saloon Cases.
The cases against the saloon men
were filed by Raney & Simmons, the
firm of Fairfield lawyers which secur-
ed the injunctions against the same
men before Judge Roberts. According
to the order, of the court at this time
the dealers were restrained from keep
ing open after 10 o'clock or on Sundays
or holidays. They are now charged
with defying the provisions of the in
junction.
The Divorce Case.
The case filed by Mrs. Roland in
which she asks for divorce from her
husband is rather an unusual one. The
plaintiff in her petition states that she
was married to defendant in this city
May 10. She states that June 2s she
was driven from her home in
Keokuk township by her hus-
band and that a man was hired to
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ornanville.

Ormanville, July 25.-Mrs. Marilda Ran.
dali is very Ill.
The Pleasant Bolin family is sick.
The Ormanville church society has pur-
chased an organ.
Mrs. Luretta Wellman of Lelan, Kan,
died July IL The remains were inferred
July 49, Mrs Laura Baker and son
Laurence, daughter and grandson Of the
deceased, went from here to attend the
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Arnold were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bachman
Sunday.
Alfred Rankin sold 13 four-year-old steers
for 5000, at the Morrel packing house
Wednesday,.
Clarence Hopwood Of Ottumwa, is at
the Van Wrinkle today.
Miss Elizabeth Berry spent last week at
the e. 8. Berry home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips and two
nieces We're callers at the e. S. Berry
residence recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rater were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Livingston Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Thomas were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday last by Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Bachman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Livingston and grand.
daughter, Gladys, were visiting at the
Grandley home.
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G. A. r.
Excursion to California,

For the National encampment, Grand
Army Of the Republic, the Burlington
Route will sell round trip tickets to
San Francisco and Los Angeles, Aug.
l to Ia, 1903, at the low rate Of $49.25,
Through tourist sleepers will leave OF
tumwa daily on these dates at 7:45 a.
M, for San Francisco and Los Angelica
price of double berth is $3.50. These
through trains pass through Denver,
Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City.
Parties contemplating this trip should
make reservations early and call or
send to the undersigned for circular
and books of information.
w. S. Parker,
Agt. Union Depot.
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Special one.way coIonists, Rates.

On the first and third Tuesdays of
each month to and including Septem-
Der, 1903, the Iowa Central Railway
will sell colonists tickets to points in
Arkansas, Southwest Missouri, Okla
homa, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dako.
ia, Colorado, Texas, Louisiana.
New Mexico, etc., at extremely low
rates. Call on local agents or address
A. B. Cults, G. P. & T. A., Minneapolis.
MIMI. for rates and further informa-
ton.
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Low Rates Northwest.

In addition to the low rates to Cali.
fornia. and return, August to IA, low
round-trip rates to Portland, Seattle.
Tacoma, Victoria and Voncouver will
be in effect on the same dates. For
complete information about rates and
train service see the nearest agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway, or write to F. A. Miller, Gener.
al Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Yampa.


Tampa, July 25.-Mr. and Mrs B. n.
Burmaugh were Ottumwa shoppers Tues
day.
s. A. Beall was in Ottumwa last Tues
day.
Mrs. Hemling and children of Agency
visited at the ]. u. Reno home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Milo Reno was visitor at f. NJ.
Reno's Wednesday.
Mrs. Iva Harris and son and Miss Grace
Davis of Abingdon visited VITA Mrs. May
Reno Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Davis and children
visited at Budd Humble's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. K. Hitar were Batavia
shoppers Thursday.
The farmers are busy this week putting
up their hay and cutting their oats, which
is pretty good as a general thing.
Mrs. Maggie Smith and Miss Iva Bur-
naugh were in Batavia Thursday.
a Mrs. John q. Reno went to Ottumwa
Friday. {.
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being the successful contestant. Refresh.
ments were served and the young people
held had an enjoyable time
Laura Smith of Buffalo, N. Y. arrived
in the city Thursday morning for a few
weeks visit at the home Of her uncle, w.
I. Smith.
G. w. Stober Of Graham county, Kan
sas, Is visiting with the families of A. ".
and ]. M. Smith.
John Curl Of Bunch made a trip to
Bloomfield Friday on business.
II. W.: Anderson of Pulaski was a bust
ness caller in this city Friday.
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drive her in a buggy to this city. She
asked that an attachment be issued
against some personal property in Keo-
kuk township which is owned by the
defendant. The writ of attachment
was issued this morning by Judge
Roberts.
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s4e.25 to California and Back.

P79'-0 70 SdnIoIHId ana BACK,
Via the Chicago. Milwaukee 6 ST
Paul and Union Pacific line.
August to Ia. 1903.
Tickets good on the overland limited
and two other fast trains between
Chicago and San Francisco.
Ask the nearest ticket agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail.
way for additional information.
+. A. Miller, General Passenger
agent, Chicago.
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ELECT OFFICERS.
Sister Vincent Chosen Superior Gene
raj of Sisters of Humility.

Sister Vincent Chosen Superior Gene
raj of Sisters of Humility.
From Fridays Daily.
At the election held at st. Joseph's
academy at close of the annual
retreat, this week Sister Mary
Vincent was elected superior general
of the Order of the Sisters of the Holy
Humility of Mary for the coming term
of three years. Mother Mary Joseph
the retiring superior general, was elect
ed assistant superior general. The cleo
ton was presided over by Dean Hopp.
man, rector of St. Mary's Catholic
church, assisted by DR.. George Gigling-
er, chancellor of the Davenport diocese
and private secretary to Bishop Henry
Cosgrove.
The New Superior General.
Mother Vincent, the newly elected su-
perior general, entered the order of the
Holy Humility of Mary at Cleveland, o.,
and came west with the colony which es-
tablished the order in Ottumwa % years
ago. For the past 90 years size has work
ed and taught In this vicinity and is con-
sequently one of the best known members
of the order. This is the first time that
she has ever been elected to the highest
eral years past she has been in charge of
the Orphans Home in Davenport
Mother Mary Joseph, who was elected as
sistant superior general, has just complet-
ed her second term as superior general.
The term of election is for three years, at
the end of which the sister is eligible for
another term Of the same duration 1T
the close of the second term the sister is
ineligible to a third election to the same
office until after a period Of three years,
when she may be chosen again.
Was Highly Successful.
Under the management of Mother 10
seph the order has been very successful.
The work in the institutions which are To-
Gated within the state has prospered in an
unusual manner. Tile schools have grown
in attendance and in efficiency and Mother
Joseph has shown wonderful capacity in
management and in executive ability and
during her term of six years has won the
esteem and highest regard of all the sis
tiers connected with the order.
Eight Institutions.
There are eight institutions belonging to
the order scattered throughout the state,
Two Of the schools are located in Dayen.
port and one each in Fort Madison, Mar.
shalltown, Churchvile, Nicola, Parnell and
Extra. st. Joseph's academy is the parent
school and Is called the mother house and
is the residence Of the superior general
of the order.
At the time of the election of the SUI
perlor general and assistant superior gen,
eral the trustees for the present term OF
three years were also chosen. They are
Sisters Mary Legori, Mary Theresa and
Mary Peter.
A Normal in Progress.
At the Drpsent time n normal schoo, r.
in progress at st. Joseph's academy and
about rs of the sisters belonging to the
order are in attendance. Special teachers
are here from out of the city and the pro
gress of the school has been very success
full. The normal will continue until Au
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Woodland Vale.

Woodland Vale, July 24.--As engine No.
Coz, pulling the supply train on the cut
off, under charge of Conductor NJ. Myers,
was coming west through the cut in Wood
land Vale, Wednesday afternoon, two ten
ders in front Of the engine jumped the
track and were overturned and badly de-
molished. The engine left the track and
was badly damaged. Engineer Frank Har-
ker had very narrow escape from being
crushed but stuck to his post heroically.
Il. Cunningham, Fireman, and Jimmy
Quick, brakeman, saved themselves by
jumping The crew had to remain in the
cut all night, waiting for the wrecking
train.
Bernice Hughey visited her sister in
Jefferson county last week.
Joy lodge, ]. o. o. F., installed their
new officers Wednesday night.
counsel with DR.. C. A. Henry of Farson
last week to see VIM. Davis, who is stin
quite sick.
The Ladies' Aid society gave a party at
the COMPETING Baptist church Wednesday
night.
Joseph Mcmillan is among the sick in
this vicinity.
Farmers of this locality are harvesting
an abundant hay crop this year.
Mrs. FL. u. Davis and daughter Jennie
visited with friends In KirkYille Sun
day.
A match game Of baseball between Com
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IOWA CITY MAN LOSES $50.
Is Touched While Touring the "Row"
-Dismisses Charges. :
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Michael Custic, of Iowa City, man
of about so years of age, old enough,
the police say, to know better, was
down on the row" last night and lost
$50. He filed information against Mat
tie Robinson and Myrtle Howard,
charging them with robbery but dis
missed the charges today. The "fair-
ies'1were held for keeping g rough"
house and they were fined s25. They
went up for seven days. Alice Adams
was up for disorderly conduct and she
pleaded not guilty. She will be given
trial this evening. A few drunks
completed the line up and they all
went up for short sentences.
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DIED IN kIRkvILLE.
Mrs. Hannah Wittenmyer Passes
Away at Her Home.

At her home in Kirkville Thursday
evening at o'clock occurred the death
of Mrs. Hannah Wittenmyer, the wife
of Simeon Wittenmyer. She was 81
years of age.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick. July 25.-Miss Lillian Loeb of
Otturlwa, visited relatives in town this
week.
Architect Ernst Koch of Ottumwa, was
in town Thursday on business.
Il. l.. Smith was in Oskaloosa Wednes-
day.
NJ. S. sechrist of Martinsburg, was in
town Thursday.
Mrs A. A. Lindley has returned home
alter an extended visit with relatives in
Ohio.
C.. ]. Martin and A. NJ Utterback at
tended the races at 0skaloosa Thurs
day.
w. c. Mcwillams is reported i'll.
Mrs. n. B. Spaford was in Martinsburg
Thursday.
Misses Rae Wood Rhoda Wilsin, Alice
Denney Kate Wood and Grace Shaw are
attending county normal in Sigourney this
week.
Miss Bessie Fleak returned home today
from Cedar Falls, where she has been at
tending summer school,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Fryer are visiting
relatives in Eldon this week.
John Speirs of Martinsburg was in town
Wednesday.
S. C. Chacey returned today after a
weeks pleasure trip in Minneapolis.
&. w. Hursey of Upland, Cal, arrived
here today for visit with relatives in
this vicinity.
Miss Jessie Mccully OF Urbana visited
at w. H. Young's this week.
D. P. Lewis was in Ottumwa Friday.
Prof. John r. Hankammer expects to
leave about Aug. on a pleasure trip
| through Colorado and Utah 70 Califor-
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Sound kidneys are safeguards of life.
Make the kidneys healthy with Foley's
Kidney Cure. For sale by w. d. Ell
lott, Cor. Main and Court streets.
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! members, initiated four members into the
Rebekah lodge of I.don yesterday evening
| at X. p. hall. Visiting lodges from Blad
| ensburg, Fairfield and Batavia were pres
emit. Refreshments were served and 9
short program rendered. Misseses Peterson
| and Bradshaw each sang beautiful solo
Miss June Roberts left today for q visit
with friends in Udel
Pat Leeny Of Oskaloosa is visiting Eldon
friends
Miss Fern Hilles returned yesterday eve.
ming from a pleasant visit with relatives
in Des Moines.
Mrs. Carl Shultz and daughter Florence
Of Chickasaw, o. t., are visiting Eldon
friends.
Mrs. NJ. Kennedy and son Edward left
yesterday for a visit with relatives in
Keokuk.
Shorty Kile wants to sell his farm See
him.
Eldon, July 25.--N1iss Jessie o. Scott
Of Gibbon, Neb, is visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. MarykCau.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Friend and daughter
Audrey and son Edward left yesterday for
a visit with relatives in Winfield, Kan.
Thimas Walker left yesterday for a
visit with relatives in Trenton, Mo.
Mrs. Harry Creamer of Ottumwa is Wis.
iting Eldon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grey and daughters,
Eva and Edith left last evening for a
visit with relatives in Rock Island
6orn, to Mr.. and -nrs. Lexington,
Thursday, July %, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sm..n of Kansas
City are visiting with Eldon relatives.
Mrs. Fl. Cox entertained guests yester-
day afternoon at her home in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Grace Galpin of Bloom
fed, and friend, Miss Clara Baer of OF
tumwa, and Eva Lester OIL Bloomfield.
Miss Meyrne Cox and Ansel Earhart left
today for KeokuE to visit relatives.
Nash Logue returned today from a visit
in Bloomfield
Roy Brunk was an ottumwa visitor to-
day.
Rev. Megan left .or visit in Bonaparte
today.
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petine and Abingdon was played at the
latter place Sunday with honors to Abb
ingdon.
Blanche Hayes of Kirkville Is visiting
at the Jennings home this week.
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Richland.

Richland, July pa. N. Jones and
wife of Washington, are the guests at
the parental David Jones home in this
city.
Misses JUICY Farmer. Berenice Wade
and Nellie Tracy are attending normal
in Sigourney.
Dr. William Stockman went to Ores.
ton Friday where he will locate.
Miss Dot Wilson of Washington is
the guest of Mrs. V. w. Ward.
Mrs. Lee King of Chicago is the
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Long and many friends in this city.
Mrs. Fred Fearis and daughter, Re.
bekah, are visiting in Carroll, the
guests Of her sister, Mrs. Emma Smith
Mrs. T. r. McCarty and Miss Verle
Wade, attended the carnival in Har.
per Friday of last week.
Homer Bennett of Packwood was in
the city Wednesday evening.
Miss Hulda Anderson was in Oxford
from Thursday until Monday the
guest of her brother, L. r. Anderson
and family.
Mr.. Carroll and sister of Sigourney,
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of A. c. Brady.
Mrs. James Greenlee was a Fairfield
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. " W. Ward attended Chautau
qua in Washington last week.
Mrs. John Pierce is on the sick list
at present.
Master Willis Davis is the guest OF
relatives in Ottumwa.
Miss Effie Elder of Chicago is expect.
ed here next week for months visit
with her friend Miss Bertha Worthing
ton and many other friends in this
city.
Rev. P. III. Hawk and family arrived
here from Ravenswood, w. Va, and
will have charge of the Methodist
Episcopal church
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EIdon.

Eldon, July 24.-Miss Kate Johnson was
an Ottumwa visitor yesterday.
Miss Nellie Altman left for q visit with
relatives In Ottumwa.
The Fairfield staff, consisting of %
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The Dubuque Y. w. G. Al. has
opened a dormitpry for working
women.
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BIakesburg.

Biakesburg, July 24.-S. L. Cohagen
met with painful accident Tuesday
while working with mower. His
thumb was caught in the cog wheel
and badly mashed. The doctor thinks
that with good care the member can
be saved.
The people here have decided to hold
a general reunion and carnival Au.
gust 81 and %.
James Giles who has been in the
west for Is years has returned to pay
a visit to the old home.
DR.. Lot Haning and Miss Bertha
Baughman were married last Sunday
This worthy couple start out in life
with the hearty congratulations of a
host of friends. Miss Bertha was one
of Wapello's efficient and popular
teachers and DR.. Haning is a recent
graduate in medicine.
Lewis Hedgecock of Golden City,
Mo-. is again visiting this town on a
business tour.
Fay Udell is visiting at Moravia, this
week.
Edna Shea is spending the week in
Eddyville.
Mrs. Al Babcock has returned to her
home in Quincy.
Mrs. A. N. Smith has returned to
Fairfield after a visit at the parental
home.
Dollie Udell and Clara Cooper spent
two days in Ottumwa this week.
Mrs. Arch Bigbee of Oklahoma, is
visiting her father, John Lobar.
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kirkvjlIe,

Kirkville. July 25.-Mrs. Simeon Wilton
myer died at her home Thursday after
noon after long and very severe Illness.
The funeral was held this afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock from the Methodist Episcopal
churc.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeShields of Eddyville,
We're here visiting Mrs. DeShields' sister,
Mrs. Mary Johnston, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Vermillion, Mrs. Mary John
ston's daughter, was visiting here last Fri
day.
Jed Jones and family of Glendale, Mimi.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Jones and
other relatives and friends.
Cyrus w. Bassett, son of Rev. George
NJ. Bassett, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. D.
Il. Stiles. Mr.. Bassett's home is in Chi
cago.
D. C. Ward and two nieces have gone
on a visit to the eastern part of this
ciunty.
Miss Ella Williams has returned to Des
Aloines from her visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Funk.
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Sieourney.

SiSSQiIlCys
Sigourney, July 25.-Dr. Winship of
Boston, who has lectured for the past
week to the normal institute, gave his
closing lecture Friday evening on the
subject, 1.-THE Relish of Life" Mr.. Win
ship has done the teachers and people of
this county an inestimaDle amount of
good. Every teacher who is alive will
greatly benefit by his weeks work. Mr..
Winship leaves today for Marengo, where
he will lecture for one week at the
Iowa county normal institute.
There was very interesting game of
ball at Browns park Friday afternoon be-
tween Washington and the Sigourney Mon
ograms. Sigourney won the game by a
score of to -. The game was largely
attended.
Mr.. Garrett of Delta, was in town yes
terday.
The institute chorus favored those pres
ent with couple of beautiful selections
the other morning. The chorus was drill
ed by Mrs. Rita Minteer, who has charg:
of the vocal music work In the normal.
She is doing specially good work in pre-
pairing the teachers in this line. The stan
dard of vocal music among the teachers
this year is much higher than ever be-
fore. and the teachers appreciate the
good work of Mrs. Minteer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White are visiting at
the parental ]. s. White home.
Rev. c. L. Schroible of Creston, is to
preach at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening.
DR.. II. II. Blaine of Mason City, is Wis
iting with relatives and friends in Sig
Quincy.
Mrs. Crawford of Ainsworth, is visit
ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Chas. LATER
Beulah Smith and Abbie Hamilton are
visiting at the Stanton home in oska-
loosa.
S. w. Brunt returned yesterday from
a trip to Wyoming.
NJ. II. Hoffman arrived home from Ce-
dar Falls last evening.