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BON Beirut.

QDnbpn, 7. Sept. - Sin aus
Beirut pom 20. 2(uguit butirtsr 8ritF
bei6rei6t Die Gage unter bem CUR 3eit
fungirenoen @uli ais ifanoalOs. 9iebz
ita6l unO Corruption 6aben in ieoam
She'll per 8erpdltung uber6unb gez
nOmmen. Inter ben W}a6ommeDdnern
3eiQt ii6 cine 8eieBloiigteit, bic, psnn
tie ni6t unterbruft lpiro, jeDenfdQ5
3ufiinftig gu Dirren fu6ren iptrb. Die
einqe6orenen G6riiten peroen bebriidt,
aber iie pagen es ni6t, iih gu 6si4pez
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Sifer6eit genisBen, lpeI4e fir iie por
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li9 bon Gin6refsrn au8geraubt, unO
am Sonntag, ben %. 2(uguit, puroe,
pie be6duptet, auf ben ameritanii6en
8oniuI gei6oIen. @er6oftungen murz
ben 3par gemd6t, absr es -3eigte iid,
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Derdnttportll6 gemd6t peroen.
Cell bman tpartet.
Cont untinopeI, 7. Sept, -
Der amerifaniI6e 8eIarbte QeiI6mun
t6ut porlGufig nod ni6ts ir8e3ug auf
Das yQttentat" uuf 8icetonipul Wtaz
oeliien in Beirut, purtet bielme6r in
RuGe Die Gntpitelung Der Sa4e
our4 Die gforte ab.
SSn 8e3ug auf Die Grtldrungen,
neI6e G6efi6 Ben, Der tiirfiIfe Sc
Ian0te in 0aI6ington, in elmer 6ier6sr
geta6elten 1lnterre0ung pom 30 2tuz
quit ma6te, piro in Gonitantinopel
ertlGrt, baB Die 9forte Die 3pif4:n
2lmsrifa uno Der 3ijrfei beite6enbe
N}iBTtinmung Derulieosn BADEN Mir
be, penn lie i6re i'm porigen Sabre gez
ma4ten 9eripreaungen erfiiqt babsn
piirbe. Sn 5olge befen trifft Oi:
ottomaniife 3egierung Die aQeinige
58ulO fir bic jsBigen 8e5iebungen
8piiGen ben 6eiDen QGnoern.
2lud pirb ertldrt, DaB Die 2lntlaz
gen, fpelfe G6eti6 8sp gegen bic anne
rifanii6sn WlifiionGre erboben Bat,
buB iie Die 4rmenier gegen Die 0luielz
mdnner auf6eten, unbegriinbst ieicn.
u b mirdl Gottpn's 8eri2 I.
0afbington, .. g., 7. Sept,
. 0us 6lotten 0epartement er6ielt
6eute einen 8eridat oea 4bmirdls Gntz
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ton, Ou6inlautenD, baB er am 4. Sep
tem6er nit ben &reu8ern y8rooflDn"
uno San 6ranci5co" Beirut erreiate
urO ieine Qntunft Dem ameritantI4en
@eidnoten in GprItantinOpel telegraz
pbiId gemeIOet bat.
0ie es ferner in bem 8eriht AetBt
purbe bort auf ben amsritaniI6en
gices8onIut Magelfen 9efsuert, Der
QsBtere je0o9 ni6t getroffen, Die tiirz
tiI6en 8e6Droen 6utter Dem 8oniul
HaDnoaG mitget6eilt, buB bier g}dnz
ner, pel6e OeS 2tngriff5 uuf 9fagelSz
len peroG3tig iinb, perAaftet puroen.
Die 8ertreter Der tiirtiifen 8e6Oroe
empfingen Den 2tbmiral unO ieine Of@
fi3iere fehr CORDIAL.
Gs pirb fortgemorbet.
Sofia, 7. Sept. - Die Pluto
nompe" per0ffentIiht Die Namen pon
50 ppn Den 5urten nieOergebrannten
Orti6aften. Sic iino in fOlgenOsn
0iitrtften gelegen; 8eien 30 00rfer;
RoItur IA, &ruI6epp 6 unD Elm &loz
fter. Die Surten brunnten i'm 9i=
itrift bpn Stru76tDpolie pier 90rfer
nieber unb ermoroeten Den Dortigsn
9rieiter. Sm 0iitritt 3eien iinO
iGnmtIi9e &ir6en unb alle 0}iiblen
BON ben Siirfen 3erItDrt poroen.
Ra9 elmer bier eingetroffenen Y}elz
oung bat i'm 9orfe 8etr5to, i'm 9i=
itritt 8umanopo, Elm 8efe6t 3pii6en
elmer 2t6tbeiIung SnIurgentsn unO eli
mem tiirtii6en Battalion itattgefunz
ben. 0a5 9efe6t lpd6rte bier Stunz
ben unO Die 5iirten erlitten i6pere
8erluite.
2lu8 perI9iebenen 6duptquurtieren
Iino W}eIOungsn bon 8reuelt6uten cer
Sjrten i'm 9orfe 9etoiti, 9iitritt De-
6re, bier eingetrpffen. Dano6 6a6en
8egulGrs uno 8aI9iz8oiuf5 oa5
9prf 3uerit umitelIt. Sic BADEN Damn
einen S6eil Des 0orIes beieBt, bic
6Guier ausgepliinoert uro Die peibliz
fe 8epobneri6aft inIultirt. 2(nbare
2(btbeiIungen lparteten Dor Dem 9prfe
uno erfhoTen Die flis6enoen 8epo6z
ner. S6lieBIi6 puroe Da8 gsIammte
9orf an pier SteIen unge3Unoet.
3p0lf 6rouen uno &inber tomen in
rem 6lammen um, Elm &ino purbe
oufge6dngt. Sm 8an3en nurben 60
90rfler get0otet; Die 2ei6en IieB man
auf Der StraBe liegen.
Gonfontinope1, 7. Sept. =
Ia6 bier bom S6aupIaB Der Repoz
luton eingetroffenen YripatmelOunz
gen ge6er bic tiirttIfen Sruppen i'm
9iItrttt &irfz8iIiiIs gegen Die 8eno6z
ner nit GuBeriter Strengs Dor. SeOe5
buIgari76e 9orf, peldss ben SSnIurz
genten getruten geliefert bat, miro BE-
i6oTen unO 3erit0rt, nobel ben 82z
mO6nern tdum 3eit geIaiIen nirO, ii4
bor6er in SiGerbeit gu brirgen. Sym
8ilaiet 0}onaitir ipirO nit gleiher
Strenge pOr9egan9en. Sin 4ai6a err
tIdrte fsinsn SruppeR ge9enji6sr, Die
9eute geb0rte i6nen, Die G6re ibm.
Sn 6oIge befen plinberten bic SoIz
fGteH fef6It-bie 85rfer, fpetde Heutrul
9eblie6en Ddren.
MiGttGr 2ttta6es in Y} q
ma fir.
Qpn6on, 7. Sept. - 0ie cine
9epei6e aus Gonitantinopel mel0st,
finO bic Wilitar 2ttta6es @roB6ris
tannien'5, Oeitreid's, 6rantrei6'5 Il.
guBlanb'5 3u g}onaItir ongetommen
uno perben eine genaue llnterIu4un8
iiber bic 3uitdnOe in Den aufitdnoiz
i4en 0iItritten einleiten.
Sir intsrnuttOnote
fdteb8geridtli4e
8ermitteIung.
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BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL.

Bernard G. Steiusr, 2ctau. gorlciung:n 6 BIS
abtnoz GiHj;1ss Marp.duotr M;teli'o Nsr
omsrjtaniiAtr NF0tjati0u iur.tiibcr S4uIcn.
6erbf@1:rmtn brgiuEt am p. September 1903.
g8egtn Rataiog aOrsiirt 50 marO 9rpaHt
sttretdr, Rr ~ Chs2trinatOns StraBe.
fSeptl 1&Er m
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Rur S1IO fur Qianino.
3pfete ucu $500.

Sic bsseben teineu SebIer. ruenn Sic Sbre
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2onbDn, 7, Sept. - 8ie cine
0epei6e aus Gonitantinopel meIOst.
fino Die W}ilitdr 2ttta6es 8roB6ris
tannien's, 0eitreid's, 6rontreid'5 Il.
GuBlano'5 gu g}onaitir ongetOmmen
unO nerben eine genaue llnteriu6ung
ii6er bic 3uitdnoe in Den uufitdnOi~
i9en 9iItritten einIeiten.
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6runtrei6'8 8uIturz
ia m , +.

9art8, 7. September. - Die
Regierung 6at Dem 8iidof QnOrieu
pon W}orIeilIe ba5 @e6alt ent5Ogen.
Die MaBna6me iit Die UoIge zines
pom 8iI6of an ben &Ierus ieiner
Di03eIe geri6teten GrloiTes, in mel
dem in GuBerit i6arfen 8orten Oas
@orge6en Der 8eb0rOen Der0ammt
miro, fonie bic 6oIge elmer Demon
itratibn, peIde 8if6of 2tnOrieu Bel
einem tiir3Iifen 8eiu4e Dss 8iIdOf5
BON Hancn, Dem oaS 9e6oIt glei6s
faGs geiperrt 1T, in Der &ut6eOrale
BON W}arIeiQe in Scene ieBte.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
PersonaIItIes Of the pay.


Zionist Dowie has been at the White
House.
Senator Mitchell, OF Oregon. had
more bouquets on his desk than any
body in the senate. except Hanna.
Hermann 10 In luck. He drew one
Of the best seats in the house. II he
is lucky ON committees. he will be all
right.
President Roosevelt will not be able
to hold congress down 10 the purpose
for which It Is called In special ses.
sion.
Il is about time. and there Is a
movement on foot TO fre old man Nor.
gan on the head OF the inter.oceRnic
canal committee
An operation on the throat OF the
German Kaiser causes the usual fears
10 be expressed about his future
health.
President Roosevelt wants Hanna TO
remain chairman OF the Republican
national committee and manage his
campaign, II he has one 10 manage
The reasonable view OF the special
session matter seems TO be that Gov.
ernor Chamberlain Is right In asking
that the legislature conhne itsself 10
tho tax legislation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Road Not Established.

The petition for a new public aigh
way from the Buena Vista road 10 tho
Rosedale- Sidney road came up fol
hearing before Judge Boise this fore
noon, upon review Of the judgment OF
tho county court establishing this
road. The court decided that the pc
titlon had not definitely described the
intermediate point for the road. and
he reversed the order Of the county
court establishing the road
II Is OF considerable importance
In the Rosedale section. as the opsning
OF the road would be followed by the
establishment Of new free delivery
route from the Salem postofiice, sery
ing a large number OF residents Of that
section. The petition will again come
up before the county court, with o
proper description. os an accurate sur
yey has now been had. and the road
will doubtless be established before
long
The title Of the case Is George Pal
mar and L. l. Cochran w. Marion
county. and was brought 10 review tho
acuon OF rae county court
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Daily Journal Will
Give Away Hum
dredSOf Magazin. S
And Makes a Special Sub
ScriptiOn Sale Day.
Heavy Reduction on
Daily Nov, 26th.
No. l.

Journal subscribers will this year
be given a special bargain day and It
has been set for Thursday, November
Goth. On that date you can get The
Daily Journal for one year. cash in
advance, by mail for SO. or by car.
rier for S5. This is a fiat reduction Of
one dollar, not only for the use of
your cash, but TO save us, as well as
our subscribers the time and trouble
Of numerous payments during the
year, 1t saves us work and It saves
the subscribers cash. Remember tho
date, November 26th. All who pay
up arrearages. II they have any, can
on that date get the benefit Of this
offer. Even II your subscription is
paid up to the present time or in ad.
vance, you can get the boneat Of an
additional year on that date II you
can't come TO the ofice on that date
send II in sooner, and the credits will
be made on that date, November 26
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
TURNER MILLS SOLD

We. the undersigned. wish 10 an
nounce 10 the farmers OF Turner and
vicinity that We have bought the Red
Star" Flourlng Mills. 80 long known as
tho Robertson Bill" We intend 70
continue running IL as a custom and
feed mill; viii buy your wheat al tho
market price. and those having wheat
stored IN the mill can exchange II for
-four. or, we viii buy Il just as though
thore had been no change IN owner,
ship. We expect 10 add improved ma.
chinery. ard make 4 a model custom
min. m the near future. Soliciting a
share OF your patronage, We assure
you We shall accord you fair treatment
WILLIS KRAMER.
r. n. HUMPHREYS,
G. MARSH,
W. D. MOHREY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Legislators
Responding

In response to Governor Chamber.
lain's circular letter to the members
OF the legislature regarding the needs
OF a special session. three letters we're
this morning received from as many
members OF the assembly. They we're
from Representative Dayey, OF Marion
county, and Representative Cobb and
Senator Hunt OF Multnomah county.
All three OF the writer's express their
belief in the necessity OF a special ses-
sion 10 correct the error in the ASSESS
mont law. and favor a short session.
Representative Cobb expresses the
conviction that the special session
could adjourn In two days. that only
the repeal OF the new assessment law
and the ro-enactment Of the old law
need be considered, Senator Hunt
states that the only action necessary
is tho re-enactment Of the old assess
ment law.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Hand Cut OFF.

a man named o. Olsen met with a
terrible accident at the Clatsop mills
Saturday afternoon. He was working
at a resaw, and in reaching for light
that hung above the machinery,
brought his hand in contact with the
saw. The hand was severed at the
wrist. Olsen was brought down to st.
Mary's hospital, and the bleeling
stump. bound with a piece Of rope,
was in plain view of the pedestrians.
Olsen bore up manhlly under the
strain, and DR.. Fulton had little
trouble in dressing the wounded iaem.
Der. olsen's parents reside on the
Lewis and Clark.-Astorian
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Probate Business.

Upon the petition of Mrs. Sarah J.
Jory, the latetr was appointed the
guardian of r. L., S. r. and Grace La.
Fore, minor children OF the late Lewis
l.. LAHORE. The guardian is the moth.
er Of the children, and the latter own
So 1-S acres Of land near Turner. Mrs.
Jorys bond was fixed at $4,000. which
she furnished, and letters OF guardian.
ship were Issued to her.
County Judge Scott this morning
heard the final account OF Mary E. Up
degraff, guardian Of G. l.. Updegraff. a
person Of unsound mind, deceased. and
the same was allowed, and the guar
dian was discharged.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Guard Election at Eunene.

Eugene. Nov. 10.--An election was
held last night at the armory to an the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
First Lieutenant J, A. Currie. OF Com
pany c, First Separate Battalion. ore.
gon National Guard Second Iieuten.
ant George F. willoughby was ad.
vanced to FIRST lieutennat. and First
Sergeant Henry Hunter was elected
second lieutenant. the vote being
unanimous in each instance. Captain
c. C. Hammond acted as Inspector OF
election.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
/ Ss::! SS::!' 4: 'SOCialRealm3
PERSONALS.

X. r. Ryan went to Portland last ev
ening.
Dr J. L. Hill, of Albany, was in the
city this morning.
J. S. Talbot, of Dallas, visited in Sa'
lem last evening.
Ex-Governor Moody is home from a
visit at The Dalles.
J. G. Wright returned last evening
from a visit in Portland
w. s Taylor, of Gervais, is a busi-
ness visitor in Salem today.
A. o. Condit went TO Albany this
morning on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weller returned
last night from a visit to Portland
Kola Neis was a passenger for
woodburn on this mornings local
Albert Bates, Of Rosedale, left yes
terday for points in Iowa on visit.
Sheriff p. L. Keetoh, of Wheeler
county. is in Salem visiting his family
Miss Zoe Zalash, of San Francisco
Is visiting the Misses Fawk for a few
days.
Geo. J. Pearce left for Albany this
morning on his way to McMinnville on
business.
Mrs. W. II. Simpson returned this
morning for a visit with relatives in
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Pemberton have
gone to Iowa, their old home TO visit
friends and relatives.
]. r. Dimick went to Hubbard this
morning for a brief visit with his
mother and brothers.
Mrs. p. A. Mills. of Seattle. is ex-
pected to arrive in Salem today, 10
visit her son, j. L. Mills.
Miss Lucia Cochran returned last
evening from a visit with her brother,
J. w. Cochran, in Oregon City
Rev. W. C. Eliot. Jr., left this morn.
ing for Portland. after brief visit
with Rev. F. A. Powell in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Coswick left last
night for their old home in Madison
Vile. KY, after years stay in sa'
lem.
w. H. Dancy, manager Of the local
telephone exchange, went TO Marquam
this morning, on business for his com
pany.
Dr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Rowland, OF
Noble. leave this evening for San
Francisco. for an extended visit with
their daughter Mrs Jay J. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Robertson and
daughter returned this morning from
a two-weeks' visit with relatives In
Spokane. Mr.. Robertson stated that
when he left Spokane snow covered
tho ground. and he was glad to be in
''Webfoot" again,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
What Do You Call III

The Albany Democrat is responsible
for this: After the accident TO Mr.
Lesley l.. Potts, resulting in the loss
Of his left arm, the part severed was
buried earelessly in the ground. After
wards the lost arm hurt Mr. Potts SC
severely that he complained. and II
was dug up, cleaned. packed in cotton
placed in a box and buried in a neat
way, and the pain stopped. There arc
said 10 be a good many well authenti
Gated cases OF this character"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Richest Bind hi Alnnka-

Seattle, Nov. 10.-The new placer
discoveries at the headwaters OF the
Shushitna are as rich as any hereto
fore discovered in Alaska. according
to Albert White. OF valdes. who first
sent prospecting parties into the coun
try. Out OF the discovery claim on
Valdes creek 100 ounces were taken IN
10 days by two men. August 18th four
mon, on the same creek, 200 miles
from the mouth Of the river took SsSJ
in nine hours. The gold Is bright vel
low In color. and is reported to be cen.
orally coarse.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Made a MiSSOurian OF
the Marshal By
Showing Him
Held up the Night Watchman
On the Side. BurgIarized
the POStOffice and
Skipped

MerimacS Mass, Now iO.-Four NOR
held up the city marshal at an carly
hour this morning. took his watch
money and revolver snapped his
own handouts over his wrists, opened
the calaboose and locked him In. They
then blow the postofflce safe. held up
the night watohman. and later es
capped Posses looking for them today
have been unsuccessful.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10

was Jared from the express car. and
lost, just before reaching Rowland.
When its absence was discovered q
search was instituted back up the
track, and the can finally located in
the ditch. Il was carried to Rowland
by the trainment, and again placed on
board the flyer, and We trust reached
its destination without being churned
into butter. The incident caused a lit
tie delay. but that cuts no figure with
the flyer. She has all the time there
is brownsville Times.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Two Eminent Judass.

Judge George II. Williams Is raid
TO have held the first term OF court In
tho old court house OF Marion county,
that is being torn down by the enter.
prise Of JOS Meyers and that Judge
James Bachelor held the last court
when he tried the case Of State vs..
Kimsey II the judges met each 9th.
or they would probably go and take
somethiIg.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Big Pruns Business.

H. s. Gle & Co. and Tlllson 4 Co
are employing over 100 people at their
two prune warehouses. and are turn.
ing out several carloads a week OF hne
commercial product that is earryins
the name and fame Of Salem 70 the
ends Of the world.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10

A local poultry and pet stock aaso'
citation Is 20 be formed this evening
IN the ONCE Of the Homestead, for the
purpose Of arranging for and conduct
ing a poultry and pet stock show this
winter. There ars many breeders Of
fine poultry In Salem, and a poultry
show. II is urged. win do much 20 fos.
Ter that industry.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
No. 2.

To new subscribers we will give a
sample subscription to The Daily three
months for one dollar, and in addi.
ton present them with the great
Metropolitan Magazine free for that
period. This is one of the greatest
magazines in America and will be
given free for three months TO new
subscribers only.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10

Nature is bountiful on this
Coast. Why should anyone
suffer from poverty
Schilling's Best, and the
dealing in it. lift-up lift-up
lift-up.
A. yOur goosTsi nOnsybaeh
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Candidate
For the Pen

Jim Bum, a well.known Eugene
character. who has figured more or
less consplouously in the police and
justice courts for some time past, and
who, last April, completed a term in
the penitentiAry for burglary, Is now
In a fair way TO be sent back to the
penitentiary for a much longer term.
Bum was arrested at Cottage Grove
Saturday afternoon. charged with at.
tempted rape upon Ethel Bartels, the
s-year.old daughter Of John Bartels. a
butcher.
Cnostable d. X. Lawson brought
Bum down 10 Eugene Sunday morn.
ing, and turned him over TO the sher-
IN. who lodged him In the county Jail.
The constable yesterday told a Guard
reporter the story OF the attempted
crime and the arrest substantially as
follows:
Bum had been drinking during the
day. but was not 30 drunk but that he
knew what he was doing lie met the
little Bartels girl on the street Ind
offered her money 20 accompany him
TO nearby ghed or barn. They re.
mained there some time. Bum did not
carry out his foul designs but tho tes-
timony given by the little girl at the
preliminary examination before the
justice OF the peace was enough TO
convict him.
Leaving the shed. Bum and the ne.
tie girl started for the brush on the
river Al this junoturo the child be-
gan 10 cry. and they we're noticed by
some ladies'. who informed Pred Bar.
tells. brother OF the girl, who ran and
overlook them. and held Bum Until
Constable Lawson arrived. Eugene
Guard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
No. 3.

To any Of our subscribers, old or
new. who pays year in advance. 50
by carrier or 81 by mail, this great
magazine will be given free for one
year. See the announcements OF this
wonderful magazine elsewhere In this
paper. and prepare to profit by our
great offer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
Famous Driver Dead.

Cleveland. o., Nov 1O.-Orrin
Hikok. the well-known driver. died at
the state hospital last night He was
so years old, and came from California
with Bud Doble
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10
The Speed of the "FIysr.v

An amusing incident is related Of
the "hyer." While coming down from
Natron Tuesday morning the train
moved so rapidly that a can OF cream
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10

Paris. Nov lO.-Luclle Faure. daugh.
ter OF the last president. and Gergea
Goyan. the famous author. were mar.
rled today by the nucio Of Paris
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-10

AZ yOul EIoosI'ii noasybleh
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-10-15
keoSaudua-

Keosauqna. Oct. 15.-IIaiIy s. Lane and
Miss Lottie Roush, both of near Pittshurg,
were united in marriage few evenings
ago, Justice James HARDWOOD officiating.
The groom is Il son of Mr. and Mrs. j. j,
Lane and the bride is ii daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton Rousch. They will move
to Milton where they will make their home
for the present Their many friends wish
them well.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Cheney and little son
have returned to their home after spending
several months mt Vancouver Island. Mr..
Cheney is much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jameson are the
proud parents of n son, their first born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Miller and children
of Brooktield, Mo, visited the first of this
week in this place with relatives.
Alb Day. who has been in the west for
the past two years, is here for n visit with
his father, A. II. Day and other relatives.
Harry Kinnersey has returned to his
home after being with the Harris Nickle
Plate shows. as musician for several
months. He left the show at Columbus,
Ky.
John Gwnnup. of Mt. Sterling, was here
on Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Il. lichtimueler and daughter. Miss
Emma. of Pennington. were recent Keo-
snuqua business callers.
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Batavia, Oct. 15-Airs. Jas. White and
daughter, Hazel. of Ottumwa. and Mrs.
Henry Burris. of Agency. visited at 6. Il.
McNiels Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. z. orpdufr spent Sunday
at n. S. Hawthorne's near Competinc
Fred Bradshaw and family, of Lcanlo,
were over Sunday visitors with relatives
here.
Mr.. Dill. an aged citizen of Batavia, died
Friday. Funeral services were held Satur.
day. AT 1870 p. m. Interment WAS made in
the Batavia cemetery.
Edgar and Horace Under of Libertyville.
visited Saturday and Sunday at the home
of their grandfather. Richard Foreman.
Captain and Mrs. Forrest. Of Seattle,
Washington. and Mr.. AND Mrs, O. O. Phelps
and children. Grace and Orice, of Compe-
tine. called on friends here the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holland. of Oklahoma.
arrived in Batavia Monday night They
have sold their farm in oklahoma and ex-
.pect TO make Iowa their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ID. Wilson We're Ottum-
WA visitors Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dan Peebler. of Liberty
vile, visited at the Wheeldon home sun
day
Miss Esther Iutz. of Batavia, and Hi
Moss. of Eldon. were married in ottumwa
last "Wednesday.
Miss Anna Ornduff left Saturday for
Quincy Illinois. where she will visit her
sister, Miss Fora Elder.