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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-28
INT OF NUMBERS

or dismissed, as in the discretion of the
Court may appear proper.
?. Cases in which either party an
swers ready will be for trial in their
order unless a continuance for the term
is granted for good cause shown.
3. Application for continuances must
be made in writing and copies of the
moving papers must be served on the
other party at least twenty-four hours
before the hearing.
4. When a case comes up in its Or
der and neither party is ready, the case
will go to the foot of the calendar or
be dismissed, as in the discretion Of
the Court may appear proper.
). When a case comes up i'm its or
der and but one party appears the trial
shall nevertheless proceed, or such or
der shall be made therein as may be
proper if the party appearing and
ready demands it.
6. All Civil Jury or Jury Waived
Cases appearing upon the Calendar for
said term are hereby assigned and
transferred to the First and Second
Judges of this Court, as follows: The
odd-numbered cases to said First
JuuSe anu the tNeu-nuIllDGTeu cases
to said Second Judge. During
this term, upon application to the
Third Judge, all cases not appearing
upon this Calendar may be placed
thereon and assigned by said Third
Judge to either of the other Judges as,
in his discretion, may seem proper All
Civil Jury or Jury-Waived Cases as
signed and transferred as aforesaid
shall be called in their order and those
answered ready" will be taken up in
their order when reached regardless of
the manner of the disposition of pre-
ceding cases.
7. All Criminal Cases at said term
shall be heard, tried or disposed of by
the Third Judge of this Court presiding
az said term.
s. The calendar will be called from
time to time as occasion requires, OF
which calling, counsel viii be notified
through the press and otherwise.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
@ibcrieelidic Ghimcfem.

Gs 1T oft geiagt porben. bab es BEN
gbinsfen slei4siItis lit. fper fie be-
berriAt, ipogegen lie leidt in grbittcs
rung seratben. tpenn man in ibre 2e@
bensgepobnbeiten einsreifen tpil. Nidt
felten lit es porsefommsn, bab {ih bic
md9tigIten Gatrapen Dor tumultuaris
ff)sn W~oIfs6oufen in ibre Mmtspob=
nung fliidten mubten, hell lie Wsrorbs
nunsen erlafen batten, bic alIsemeinss
Mibfduen erregten. Gobalb lie biele
bann 5urii6nabmen, mar bic Menge
sufrisbenseielt urb perlief fid ebenio
fdne1, tpie iie fih 5ufammenserottet
bate. 90 mar unldngit in eiasm
Torfe In Der Yropin5 9upeb cine 9beaz
tsrporitelung angetiinbigt iporbsn. Der
Manborin aber perbot bic Noritellune.
Inn epentueue Musf9reitun9en gu pers
bitten. Nun 1T absr bas 9beater bas
boaite Gnt5iiden auer Gbinefen. Saus
fenbs bon 1auern itr0mten besbdlb aus
fammen, um iid bas Shoufpiel on5u=
feben. Der Manburin eri4ien aber
ebenfa[s ouf Der 9iIbflG4e, UNI ieinen
Wiaen burh0uieben. Oas Bolt nabm
nun fofort eine brobenbe 6altung an.
Die ipenigen Trabanten, bic Der Be
ANTE Bel fiA bate, fonnten nidt per<
binbern, baB fem Tragfefel 5ertriims
inert. feline aleibung aerriRen unb ct
ielbft braun unb bIau gefdlagen puroe
Ct muBte iin In einen 1empsl flii9ttr,
mo er trant barniberIa5. Sn einens
suropdii9en Gamble piirbs eire berars
tige Muflebnung eegen bic Staotsge>
malt bebentIi1e Uolgen BADEN; obtr IN
China eei4iebt eepSbnIi9 ni4ts. neil
man fiir@tet. bic @a&e babur@ nur
nod f&Iimmer 5u maiden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
SeutI@lano.

Berlin, 5. Mdr3. Dor einem
Wilitdr, Geri9t Der I. Garbe.D ipiFon
begnnn beute bic llnteriuGune iber
ben @eifes5uitano bss prinjen pross
per Mrenberg, Der tueeen grmorbung
zines ginssborenen In g. %. Mfriea
cine 15.idbriae GefdnaniBfrafe Der.
bibt.
Die 3eusen er8dbIten bemertens-
tuertbs Gdle lber bes prinssk front.
baften Gang sur @~raufamteit. giner
bsridtete, Der prin, babe als 8.i6briaer
3nabe cine Greuoe oarar 9sfunben
lebenben Gif&en bic Muaen nit St6den
aus5ufe9en, 2aben bie Gube ab3u.
fHneiben unb bann 6unoe auf fs 5u
bsben. OF. S4luster, ber Hs0leiter
bes prin3en auf Der Ridrsife 9lren.
beras aus g[frica, beri9tsts iiber man.
6erlei ereentricitdten auf benz S&iHe,
Die @eiheliranibeit bsrrietten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Dsutf6e 6o9fesfif@ss

Otutf9e 6o9feefif4ez
r~eifIotte. 2out elmer Muftteauns
beS beuti6en Geefiinereis Werein5 be-
ftebt bic beutf4e 9oHfeefif4ersiflotte
our 3sit aus 753 @9iffen bon 1881
492 Rubiiporbs @efummtgr6be NIT
1868 Mann Heiubung. No4 piel urns
fomsrei4er 1T berienise @eefifHereibe<
trisb Deutl9lunbs, ipel&er tn tlsinen
aebedten, hafbeebedten unb offenen
Vabroeueen unb Hooisa bon ben QGs
Zen, Gtroni< unb GluBmiinbunser, To-
ipie bon ben offenen aiiften dus ftatts
finbet; 1859 Tdbrjeuge unb 9oote
NIT elmer Gefdmmbefubung bon Al
$50 Wlunn litgen bitftm 9beil bss @ss
iperbes Db.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

Rriee ofs unbeilHifter.
Sn Berlin srf9ob ii4 bieier Gage Der
9Orienmailer W2or $. Nleper in ieiner
Wiao. gr bate 100000 burh Gas
Sinten ruffiimer SeturitGten perlprer
unb litt an Geiftesft0runs. Msper bate
iebo4 ein 0erm0gen, bos feline Ders
binbli4teiten mebrfo4 iiberifies.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
S@iFsua@rimten,
u ngefpr m m { n.

" D III Ut Z II.
Rem 9ort: n@eorgie" bon 2iperpool;
vWapolitan prinee" BON @enua
unb Neapel.
0amburs: vpennisIpania" bon Wep
Oort, iiSsr plpmoutb unb gber.
bourg.
Nbgefabren: /.
Rem BORT: ga Champagne" nod
0apre; .wloltfe" mad 6amburs.
gberbourg: n8aiisr Wilbslm H."
Wem Oorf.
Queenstown: Settle" nod Nstp yori;
n1aperforb" mad philadelphia;
-Sbernin" nod Bottom.
2onbon: minneapolis" na9 Tstp
Oort.
2ipsrpool: sgpmrie" na9 Bottom, uber
Queenstown; ~parifan" mad
0alifar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

Die Repifton bes 9reps
fussGalIes

tionss0of begann beute nit ysratburg
Deg @eiuds bon Qlfreb Drepfus I'M
sine ReuiiOu ieines prOcehes. 9as
SntereKe an benz Gal bat suar gegen
frhbsr nadsslaien, iebo9 mar Der 8e-
ridtsIaal oidt nit Gffi3ieren, Inudls
ten uno anbersn psrionen iotuieGrauen,
oarunter Uermanote bon Drspfus, be.
ieBt. aud Der friibere Oberff piquart
mar anpsIeuo. Drepfus Ielbt mar
ni6t 3ugessn; er wirb bon benz @e9ts.
nntualt Wapnaro bertreten.
Sn benz bonn Referenten goper pers
leIenen geri9t iinb bic 9batia9en auf-
es3dblt, auf Gruno tuel9er Sufti3mis
nifer Bale eine proceB- Rebifion EN-.
pfabl.
9err Boper CAB cine eri9opfsnoe
lleberiidt iiber ben Tal uno erfldrte,
er perm0ge fsinerlei Heueis fur Die
griiten3 oes Documents 5u finoen, gu
Dem Ger oeutide 2aiier cine @anobes
msrfuns semadt baben fo1te uno cas
einem Der 9repfus Ri9ter in Rennes
iibergeben uurbe.
CT fdlcB oamit, baB bic gegen ben
Qngetlagten benubten Betueiie Dor ben
gerhanolungsn bon 1899 geidlidt
morosn ieien, ieooh bin3ufiaeno, ges
ridtli6 lei oiss Bis iebt nod ni9t fefts
esitelt tuoroen.
Generalantpalt Bouoouin iagte, als
er bic unterIudung oes Ga0es begons
ner, isi sr por benz geseben zines
Rsdts Srrtbums iiberseugt geuefen,
aber iein gritaunen babe Hd BET
ndberer Wertiefung in ben Gan ber-
qr0Bert.
Sine nod Der anberen," fubr Der
geamte fort, der Mnilagen' 3erfliebt,
ihlieBlid nur acknowledgement Obne
8eoeutung ooer Snbalt 3urid.
laHeno. gls i9 bic @sheimIammluna
Der 9Otumsnte priifte unb ibren ellen.
ben gbaratter ertannte, iuertbpoa nur
tpegen oes fdlau UNI he gei4lungenen
@ebeimniHss, oa Tam i9 3u benz ent-
i9luRs, baB bic Gere3tiateit oas lebte
Mort 6aben miHe unb es lit meine
l~lsberpusuns. baB es teinen seaen-
udrtig Der Armee anse60renoen Diff
sier siebt. Der elmer iot4' selesten aln-
tlass gsesnii5er ni9t gu Gale setOm.
men udrs."
Die @ssierung bate aus Gur6t Dor
StOrungen Wa9en unter ben 3u'
idauern uno ben 6dngen gum sc.
ridtsiaale %uertbeilt, oeren NnueIenbeit
absr unn0tbis mar. @esen bic GIN
itieen S9luB.Golaerungen oss Refe.
renten unb Staatsanipalts beranffaltete
bic Wsnss teinsrlsi Denomination.
CtaFen.
q b aegen b atrioti1
Runogebungen.
Rsw BORT, 8. Wdr3. Der Zines
sufolge 1T Der Winiler beg Snnern,
0srr plsbue, oura Elm Hetret bee
3aren anasmisisn, iaarfe MaBnabmen
esgen patriOtii6e WanifefaiiOnen 81
ergreifen. Wan bdlt bieIe 2uno-
qebunaen nidt BLOB fur abeefdmadt,
oa Ie pbantaie-S ie9efeiern, fonoern
befhrdtet aud bierbon @ssen.2unb.
gebungen.
Die 9altuns Der 36sIinge Del
Grausn.0 odIduIe DsranlaBte bic re-
eierung CUR SdlieBuns oieiss Sniff
tuts.
9ie2anoungb bel Song
Chin.
DIaoibo o q, 8. Mdr,. Di
1000 Sapaner, bic, otne Nrtilerie,
am 10. Gebr. In ecne.Gbin, plasfir
Ban, an Der Norowefiufs Rorsn's on
langten. tpurbsn bon 8 Dampfern, bi
3 ariegsI4iHe eseortirten, Na4ts &c
lanOst unO mari9irten fofort mad
Wao Cur Gban, SnbsM hurei,
oi6t bel Der toreanif&eu @ren5e.
gbtnefen.MuRn n b.
Sbangat, 5. Wldr3. Rad cine
DepsiHe aus @ben.nins'&ou, probin
aui.6Ou, gbina, III aeeer bic gcrer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

SetienS0elelie, dI Je 2,2OO UuB, ftno
srrihtet. 0isrburh boHt man trOb
beg arOBen Wertehrs bic ginie often su
balteu uno td9Ii& IL 3hse in jener
RiA.ung 81 ienoen.
Die Neierpen In ben fbiriihen
2anobiifritten finb eifriaer beftrsbt, bOr
bic Gront 3u tommen nIs bic ltdotiiGe
gepOlterun9. Wisle Stdbter bringen
dr3tliae 2ranibeitsattete bssbei.
Die g 9IieBunabs Der
ntsperfttdt
6 t. petersburg, 8. Wdr3.
Die bsleibigte Wiros bon 1877 meib.
liHen Stuoenten unter 1000, uelde
bic unibsrfitdt beiudsn, bat inbirett
CUR asitmsiliaen S6lisBuns Der uniOer-
iitdt uno tbsiImeifen Sdliebuug bes
teanOlOsii9sn Sniituts sefibrt.
Dor einissn 9aeen befdloRsn iiber
800 Der iunsen Wdb9en ben grlab
elmer 2opalitdts. MOrsns. Die iibriaen
l67, Die ni&t befra9t uoroen iparer,
protslirten na4ber in elmer Wsriamm-
lung. einmal neil bic Mbrefe i'm Wa.
men Der gan3en ueibli9sn Stuoenten-
2orperi9aft iibtrrei@t unb bann. neil
Der Musbrud yG9hler" ftatt STUDENT
bertpanot tporoen mar.
Inter ben 167 uuroe fogar Der Wor-
idlaa aemaGt, benz Mitabo cine @lid-
wuni@-D epei9e 3u fenoen. S9liebIi@
beidloTen Die Wdbden, feline Wcrle-
iungen mebr 3u beiu&en, unb Der tuei-
ters Werlauf Der DISQUALIFICATION, pO3a
nod St6runsen bur9 mdnnli&e Stu-
benten tamen, psranlaBte bic Diretto.
rem CUR 3sittueilisen S@lieBuns Der
uniperfitdt.
Die ruffif4 9orpeoos
boote.
Bort Sab Megppten, 8. Wdr3.
Der 3uiammenfoB zines ruihiAen
5orpeoobootes nit einem dgiptiEAen
3oltutter i'm ganal bel Ganiora bate
oas Gintsn oes 2utters CUR Golse.
Die WannI9aft tpurbe bon ben Rufen
gerettst. Der Canal 1T minbeftens "a
Stunben oeriperrt.
8 bon ben 4 seffern 3uriidseiebrten
ruff. 9orpeoobooten, nadoem tie pors
seblia nod Mlaier abgefabren uaren,
f9iensn srbebli9 bonn Wetter mitse'
nommen. sic erbielten ieine tpsiteren
2oblen.Worrdtbe unb tperben gum Wers
laien bes 9afens aufseforoert.
9rob Der qroteife Der Megierunp
bulten ii9 bic ruffi&en S&ife In port
Sab uno Guea tpieberbolt ldnser als
Die ibnsn bstpiQiste GriFt auf.
Gbina ar Iopal gehalten.
paris, 3. wadr3. Das ausudrs
tiee limit i9enit ben MelOungen, China
ftsbs I'm gesrif fiA Japan i'm 2riese
an3ui4lieBen, teinen @lauben. Mae
bier sinesIauienen 8eri3ts ssiasn, oab
China feline NeutraIitdts : grtldruns
erfiilen MIL unb baB bic nOrolih se-
fanoten dinei. 9ruppen a~nsswieien
finb, fd neutral 3u berbalten. China
bat ieos @emeini6uft 3uiiden ieinsn
9ruppen unb ben Nduberbanben in
glbrsbs eeitelt uno ertldrt, Oab bic
2eute, uel&e fih lebteren anihlieben,
0eIerteure linb.
u abrun9smitte rsquirirt.
S6uI, 3. Wdr5. Die @uien In
gnQu stpineen bic 2~oreaner, fe nit
Reis uno 0e!5materiaI 3u perIorgen;
9ntuns uirb tart befeifist, NIT Der
au9eni6einli9en Nbfnt, ois Sapaner
am ueberihreiten oes Oalu ~ binoern.
gs piro gemeloet, baB prin3 0i-
@bai.Sun, ein Nefe Des friberen
20nies, ber 3eitrpeilie ale bohsn Msms
ter oes Qanoss beileibete, gsftorben 1T.
SeutI@lano.
Sail Mrenberg.
Berlin, 8. Wdr3. Dor einem
Wilitdr, @eri9t Der I. Garbe. Dipiion
bsennn beute bic llnteriuGuns iber
49, 0Qn;01e.eQook k.a m~;.~ m..o
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

eanfiaeo, Chile. Chile bat
Ote uuabbdnsisieit bon Banana amer.
TAM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
ERIE & WESTERN R.. R.
Nobr,eit Der Auoe.

-. Gabrjeit Der 8iSe...
atfotrt Hutuufi
ToIebo, Chicago uub Nt&isun erprtb. 81 7.l5 tio.sS
CoIebo. Detroit unb Chicago Elm .---.-s1a.2o s.fB
Wt&ieau Gitp, utuueie u. Sofapette epI~t TAO t1o.2b
st0oIi& I ou%sssHOmmeu eOnnfass.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
RISKS ARREST
GENERAL PAYNE
MAY BE A PRISONER IN
JUSTICE COURT.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-Postmaster
General Payne may possibly be hauled
across town here Friday afternoon
willy nilly, like one of his depart
ment's mail bags, Justice Hurley said
today. if showing is made to him
that the postmaster general had yes
terday, as reported, treated one of his
court subpoenas with scorn and re-
fused service from a constable. An
attachment will be issued for the fed
eral officials arrest on the charge of
contempt of court, unless the reports
are untrue.
4 can do nothing" said Justice Hur.
'-,y, until the case in which Mr..
Payne is wanted as witness comes
up Friday, but if it is then shown that
he has treated the summons and the
constable of this court with disre.
spect | will order his arrest for con.
tempt"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
BLACK HAND
MURDERER
SECRET SOCIETY HELD TO BLAME
FOR DEATH OF NEW
YORK BOY.

New York, Aug. 24.-Salvatore Bos.
soto, aged is years, was shot and
killed in his fathers restaurant in this
city by Carlo Rossati, aged So, today,
because he had disclosed to the po-
lice the secrets of the alleged BLACK
Hand" society. His father was knock
ed down and choked into insensibility
by the slayer, who then ran down the
street followed by a great mob.
Mob Threatens Murderer.
A thousand Italians later attacked
the Elizabeth police station, where
Rossati was taken when captured by
the officers and would have killed the
murderer but for the arrival of reserve
police. After three officers had been
injured quiet was restored and the
mob dispersed.
Gang Planned Crime.
The police say the murder was de-
liberately planned by an organized
gang, who sent to Toronto for Rossati
he arriving here last night.
Bossoto was an enemy of the organ
lied gang, the police declare.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
WHEAT FALLS
TRADERS IN CHICAGO DIscREDIT
REPORTS OF CROP
DAMAGE.

Chicago, ILL.,. Aug. "a. = Believing
that reports of rust damage to spring
wheat in the northwest had been
grossly exaggerated, and that instead
of total failure there will be fair
Iy good crop raised, traders on the
board of trade here today broke the
price of September wheat from 81 .OSh
Tuesdays close to s1.03ss. December
wheat sold down to $l.O4ss compared
with $1.09A to s1.09% at Tuesdays
Close. Market closed very weak.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
" ABE AGAIN
LONE IOWA DEMOCRATIC CON.
GREssMAN is RE.
NOMINATED.

Davenport, Aug. "a. -(speciaD =
Judge Martin j. Wade of Iowa City,
Iowa's lone democratic representative
in congress. was today renominated to
succeed himself by the democratic dis.
trict convention. Delegations were
present from all over the second dis.
trict and the convention was an en-.
enthusiastic one. Mr.. Wade's nomina-
ton was by unanimous vote.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
BIG PROGRESS PROMISED.
New York Central May Build Four
Track Road to CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. PA four track road
from New York to Chicago will soon
be the boast of the New York Central
management, according to an official
of that company. The Lake Shore di-
rectors have Authorized some extraor-
binary improvements on the section of
road between Buffalo and Cleveland,
and large gangs of men have begun tha
reconstruction of the roadbed so as to
admit of the laying of additional tracks
where now there are only two and
three tracks,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
DEATH WINS RACE.
Iowa Woman Reaches Chicago Just
After Death of Her Son,

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Racing with
death without her knowledge, think
Ing that she was simply speeding to
the bedside of a severely injured son,
Mrs. N. T. Burroughs, wife of the
wealthy Cherokee Qowa) merchant,
arriver at the Presbyterian hospital
last night few minutes after her eld-
est son, Roy, expired from injuries re-
ceived last week when he and three
companions in an automobile plunged
into the river at Rush street
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
Prices Go Booming.

The announcement threw the trad
ing ring into the widest confusion.
In an instant prices scared as traders
endeavored to buy cotton to protect
themselves. October and December
cotton, within a minutes time, went
up thirty-one and thirty-two points
The general estimates of the inter-
est of the firm in the market range all
the way from $4,000 to 100000 bales.
Ohio Bank Assigns.
Sidney, Ohio, Aug. 24.-The German
American bank, the oldest financial in
stitution in Sidney, was today placed
in the hands of a receiver, the bank
being unable to meet their obliga-
tions as they became due. The liabili-
ties are 100000 and the assets $780,.
600,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
LACK OF TEACHERS: PAY RAISED.

Peoria County, in Need of Twenty
Educators, Tempts In Vain.
Peoria, H., Aug 24.---T@erlty schools
in Peoria county may not open Sept.
/ because of lack of teachers. The
salary limit has been increased to $50
month without bringing the needed
applicants. Superintendent Stone says
he never before heard of such a con-
,dition.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
A NEW STRIKE
IRON, STEEL AND TIN WORKERS
QUIT WORK AT
PITTsBuRG.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. "a Because
the companies refused to abide by the
wage agreement two strikes, affecting
1000 men, were declared today by the
Amalgamated Association Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers against the plants
OF the Republic Iron & Steel Co. on
the South Side, and the Monagahelan
Steel & Iron Co. of McKeesport.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
The AskoId, eIozovol and Diana VIII
Probably Be Put Out of Commission
In Order to Avoid international
Complications Japanese Continue
to Close In on Russians.

Washington, D. c., Aug. a.
The Japanese legation here re-
ceived the following dispatch to.
day from Toxic:
"The Russian battleship sevas-
topool, while bombardina the Jap.
anese position on land from the
outside OF Port Arthur harbor on
August 20, struck mine and In
clined considerably to tho star.
board with her bow submerged.
She was toWed inside"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
MANY PASSENGERS INJURED IN
WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND
LAST EVENING.
ONLY TWO BADLY HURT
Names Of Loran Mccannady and G.
w. MccuIlom, Of ottumwa Appear
In List Of lnJured-Unknown Hero
So Far as Can Be Learned.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin M. Leavering of
Cebu. Philippine Islands, who have
been visiting in Ottumwa for several
days past at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. McIntire, PIG West Fifth
street,were on the ill-fated train which
was wrecked at Trenton, Mo-, yester
day. afternoon at $3.50 o'clock but both
escaped injury Mr.. and Mrs. Leaver
ing were on their journey to the Phil
ippine Islands, having started direct
home from Ottumwa
Loran McCannady and G. w. McCul
lom. who were injured and whose
homes are given as Ottumwa, are un
known to the postoff1ce officials anG
careful inquiry fails to give any trace
OF such parties within the city.
Trenton, Mo-, Aug. 24.-The Chica.
go, Rock Island and Pacific west
bound passenger train due to reach
Kansas City from Chicago at S:15 last
evening, but slightly, late, was derailed
near the crusher plant west of Prince
ton carly in the evening, injuring
forty-flve persons, two of whom are
in a, dangerous condition. The danger.
ously injured are:
w. G. Roby, Allerton, Iowa.
j. w. s. Dundam, Washington, Iowa
postal clerk.
Slightly injured:
Loran McCannady, Ottumwa Iowa.
G. w. McCullom, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Chas w. 9Hite, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
l.. A. IT, Campbell, Princeton, Iowa
g M. nunham Nltp Ipwo
F, u. McMeans, Davenport, Iowa
postal clerk.
Howard Moore and wife, Lineville
Iowa.
William Clifton, Princeton, Iowa.
T. B. Bracewell, Corydon, Iowa.
Thomas Age, Trenton, Iowa.
H. Dyslin, baggageman.
Van Bergen, expressman.
H. A. Howder, Clio, Iowa.
A. D. Garner, Lineyflle, Iowa..
Charles Crigler, Princeton, Mo.
Captain Gibson, Leon, Iowa
H. M. Kirby, Keokuk, Iowa.
T. G. Carter, Holden, Iowa.
M. Pero
w. S. Martin, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Mrs. Snedaker, Numa, Iowa.
Mrs. G. w. Dake, Lineville, Iowa.
Jack Balwin, Princeton. Mo.
Bertha Hermsford, Princeton, Mo.
c. G. Claffallan, Princeton, Mo.
w. S. Hart, Princeton. Mo.
Another Missouri Wreck.
Joplin, Mo-, Aug. "a. - A st. Louis
San Francisco passenger train collid
ed with westbound freight near Sar
coke early today Eleven persons wer,
injured, but none, 1t is believed, wer'
fatally hurt.
Electric Cars In Collision.
Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 25. = TIVE
electric cars on the Rochester ant
Eastern railroad, running from thi
city met. in a head on, collision nea
Pittsford. today.
Thirty-fiye persons are said to hav,
been injured All the ambulances il
the city have been sent to the scene
Nine Seriously Hurt.
The railroad officials state that nine
passengers were seriously hurt. All thu
other passengers received slight in
juries but returned to their homes, Sc
that the names are impossible to OBJ
tain.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
HON. E. J. eAuLT DEAD.

Former representative and Senator,
Passes Away At Cincinnati, la.
Centerville. Aug. "a. -(SpeciaD -
Hon, E. j. Gault, former representa-
tive and state senator, died at his
home near Cincinnati this morning,
aged 76 years.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
TRADERS FAIL
NEW ORLEANS COTTON DEALERS
SUSPEND AND MARKET
SCARS.

New Orleans, La, Aug. PA no
tice was posted on the cotton exchange
here this morning to the effect that
H. A. Page & Co., cotton brokers and
one of the most important firms on
change. were unable to meet calls for
margins.
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HOLDS HIS OWN.
Senator Hoar, Though Weak, N
Worse Today Than Yesterday.

***&* *s** ***a* **..* *a.s
Worcester, Aug. Ex-senator =
= Hoar passed comfortable night. =
The trouble in his throat and 4
lungs has entirely disappeared. =
= He is still very weak but is hold =
ing his own today. =
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
WARD is CHAMPION.

Long Tennis Tournament Ends With
His Victory Today.
Il - n y ~ = Il y
Newport, r. L., Aug. "a. - HoIi- =
combe Ward won the national ten y
= mis- championship over w. j. Cloth. y
ler In the final match here today. .
There was large attendance and y
much interest was taken In the y
playing. =
y 4 = + 4 4 u u y y d 4 & n n
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
satoLIl Reaches Rome.

Naples, Italy, Aug. 24.-Cardinal
Satolli and suite arrived here today
from New York.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
NEW UNIVERSITY HEAD.
Dr. e. j. James Is Elected President
of Illinois State Institution.

Chicago, Aug 24.-Edmund j. James,
president of Northwestern University,
was elected president Of the University
of Illinois at meeting of the board
of trustees held in Urhana yesterday.
He received the unanimous vote of the
board.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25
: ARE AGAINST AMENDMENT.
Corn Belt Meat Producers Hold Meet.
ing at Des Mones Today.

Des Moines, Aug. "a. -(SpeciaD -
The directors of the Corn Belt Meat
Producers association are holding a
meeting in this city today to decide
what action to take in campaign
against the adoption of the proposed
biennial election amendment.