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ALBA.

Abba Aug. 11.-Justice Black, OF
Hooking, was engaged yesterday in
hearing the case of l.. w. Stason VS..
Frank or Irish" Bracket as he is
usually called, and Ross Nation. The
latter two with Geo. Bracket, Bill
Pitts and Harry Carr We're by hay
stack near Stason's house with a keg
of beer when Mr. Stason missed a can
of milk from his milk house. On in
vestigation the milk can was found
alongside the beer key near the stack.
"Tish" Bracket and Ross Nation, were
the only ones present when the milk
can was found and the supposition is
that the others had left before the
milk was taken. The case will con-
tinue today.
Zalmon Richart was arrested yes
terday for intoXication and he is now
in Jail awaiting a decision of his case.
A marriage license was granted yes
terday to Wilbur Rex Crowell, aged
81 and Jessie Scott, aged 20, both of
Abba.
D. C. Anderson and Harley sperry
left this morning for MELVILLE, Mo-,
for short visit with the latters pa
rents.
w. B. Lutz went to sigourney last
night on short business trip.
Roy billiard and his friend, Miss
Lou Decker, of Corning, who have
been visiting in Abba several days
at the formers home, left this morn
ing on No, for Corning.
Miss Eta Henry who has been
.clerking in Cedar Rapids, is spending
her vacation at home.
Thos. Kenny has returned from
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FLoRls.

Floris, Aug. 10. Hector Pool OF
Laddsdale was Floris caller on Sun
day. 7ss'Aos
Mrs. T. N. Conner Of Corning, spent
few days Visiting relatives and
friends in this place last week -5..l. ''3''
Miss Marvel Stevens was an Ottum-
wa visitor Tuesday.
Arthur Peden.. Myrtle Mcclure and
Bertha Ramey were Laddsdale1 cal lers
Sunday. ,...,I ~. = E
Eva and Kate Mcclure and Kenneth
Baldridge of Bloomfield spent Sunday
at the home of S. G. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Peden were
Bloomfield visitors Saturday. 80 g'.-' -
John Owens was Q Laddsda1e. caller
Sunday. Ill de.,,t,Il /,
A. H. Plank and daughter Fannie
were callers in Bloomfield Saturday.
Quite number of the Floris3 boys
were callers in I.addsdale Sunday
Rev. Miller of Eldon preached. at, the
Baptist church on Monday evening,
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Observation-Disclosures
OBITUARY
oooooooooOoo 100000

Miss Ida IIilleary Avery passed
away Tuesday, at her home in Ottum-
wa. Ida FIilleary was born in Des
Moines county forty-five years ago, a
member of one of the Oldest families
In, the county. She made this neigh
borhood her home until with her hus-
band. who is a railroad man, she re-
moved to Ottumwa She is survived
by the husband and six children, four
daughters and two sons, and very
large circle of relatives and friends in
Burlington and vicinity. Mrs. Avery
was one of those good women who
seem to make whole neighborhood
better and brighter, and who are long
and previously missed. For twenty
five years she has been a faithful and
consistent member of the Baptist
church The funeral will take. place
at Ottumwa at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon.-Burlington Hawk-Eye.
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BLooMFtELp.

Bloomfield, Aug. 1.-THE afternoon
given at the A. H. Fortune home
"Wednesday by Mrs. c. l.. Pennington
and Mrs. Fortune was delightful lit-
tie affair in which about thirty young
women had the pleasure of meeting
the guest of the entertaining ladies'.
Miss Mary Hammond, of Dayton, o.
The principal feature of the entertain,
ment consisted of literary contest
In which Misses Edith Steckel and
Minnie Evans were equally entitled to
the prize. which in the deciding con-
test between the two fell. to the lot
of Miss. Evans who was awarded
beautiful china cup and saucer. Fol-
lowing the contest a very amusing
and highly interesting game of chance
was engaged in in which number of
pretty articles We're received by those
whom fortune favored. At the close
of the afternoon a most delicious
luncheon was served. The out of town
guests present We're: Mrs. A. H. Fin
ney, Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Delta Mac
donel, Ottumwa; Miss Underkercher
Burlington; Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Greenfield. Miss: Mrs. Joe Mooney,
Kansas City; Miss Nora Spiesberger
Oskaloosa; Miss Bertha Wolf Chi
cago.
Prof. Ed Collins and wife and w. Fl.
Wiseman left Wednesday evening for
st. Louis to attend the fair.
Harry Arwin Mills the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mills, died at the
parental home Wednesday morning.
The funeral services will be held at
the family residence Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
J. M. Burgess, who has been visit
past few days, left Wednesday for
Tahlequah, Indian Territory. where
he has accepted a position with the
jewelry firm of knight &Bennight.
Miss Josie Baird, who recently
graduated in music at the Southern
Iowa normal, has gone to Greeley,
Colo, to teach music.
Mrs. Chas. Scott, who has been
spending the summer with her sisters.
Mrs. w. A. sheaffer and Mrs. viii
Saunders, returned Wednesday to her
home in Butler.
Mrs. Martha Hall. of Davenport. ar
rived Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
A. B. Gilbert.
Mrs, ]. F. Powell, of Moberly, Mo-,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Davies.
the countr'- to spend week with her
brother, Geo. Priest, VINO resides near
Belknap.
Mrs. j. r. Hancy and little son of
Milton, are visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Nora Spiesberger, of Oskaloosa
who has been spending few days
with Miss Minnie Loeb, returned
home Wednesday, accompanied by
Miss Bertha Wolf, of Chicago
|. Mrs. r. E. Duckworth left Tuesday
for Spencer, Ind, to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of her sister.
Misses Ethel Kelso and Maud BAR
hickman left Tuesday for Memphis,
Mo-, to spend few days with Frank
Noble and family.
Mrs Paterson left Wednesday for
Centerville to spend a few days with
relatives before going to Quincy, ILL.,,
to visit her son.
Mrs. Moore and daughter May of
Milton, spent Wednesday at the Burr
Burchett home.
John Mitchell, of ottumwa, was a
business visitor in the city Wednes-
day
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TRUTH IN PALMISTRY.
A Branch Of the Noted Sterling School
of Palmlstry Is Established here
at 1903 South Market Street,

- 0ranch OF the Noted sterling ochooi
of Palmlstry Is Established here
at 1903 South Market Street,
In Leighton Block.
those who are skeptical in regard
to palmistry. will find a complete de-
parture from the usual run of So
called scientific life readers" in the
palmistry parlors which have been
fitted up. DR.. C. c. Roberts, who
has established an enviable reputation
throughout the east for the. accuracy
with which his school of palmists
speak of the past, present and future,
has decided to locate in this city. DR..
Roberts is the original founder of the
sterling school of palmistry of New
York and has established many
schools throughout the country. each
one being under his direct supervis-
lon. The palmists he employs are not
of the type which are usually identi-
fled with such institutions, but are
refined, intelligent women who have
made this science their life study and
whose readings are interesting, truth
full and instructive. That palmistry
is science of much Importance is
now conceded by many OF the most
able and Intelligent men Of the coun-
try and many eminent mon have at
tested to the merits of the Sterling
school Of palmistry. All interested in
their prospects for the future will not
be disappointed by securing reading
from these thoroughly scientific peo-
pie. A test of their ability will only
cost rs cents while full life reading
Is given at the low, price of so cents.
DR.. Roberts also has on sale at rea-
sonable price, for those who are in
terested in the science, book which
will prove both entertaining and in
structive. Madame Bias is recogniz-
ed as one of the most successful read
ers the world has ever known.
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CROSS LANES.

3 s III (
Choss. Lanes Aug. 11,--Mr. Davis
and family We're in Fairfield Thurs
day.
Misses Violet and LetNa Carmen,
of Salinville, Ohio, visited friends In
this place a short time recently. 81
Mrs George Fuller of Drakeville,
visited her sister, Mrs. George Hidy, a
short time recently.
Mrs. N. L.fCarmen and children vis-
tied Mrs. Mary Cook Friday.
Mrs. G. Hidy, Mrs. S. Fuller and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Heston We're in Fairfield
Tuesday.
G. w. Hidy and family We're in
Fairfield "Wednesday.
Mr.. Stansberry and family and Mr..
Davidson and wife and daughter, and
Mr.. Holcomb visited at VIM. Heston's
Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Kramer visited in Batavia
Tuesday night and Wednesday,.
Mrs. Garrett and daughter Goldie
and Mrs. Hupp and daughter Pearl
visited Mrs, Ada Kramer Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher and baby visited
Mrs. MSty Cook Friday.
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DUDLEY.

Dudley, Aug. 1.-THE game of ball
played here Sunday afternoon be-
tween the Bear Greek mine and the
home team resulted 10 to in favor of
Dudley. The boys have made q sp!en-
did record this season. They have
played nearly every Sunday afternoon
for the past two months and have not
vet lost a game.
Mrs. John B1rgeson spent the
friends and relatives in Ottumwa
tumwa, spent last Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Newquist, north
of here.
Elmer Kendall, of Ottumwa, is Wis
iting at the home of his uncle, John
Peterson, this week.
Mrs. John Swenson and children
came up from Ottumwa on No. Q
Tuesday afternoon to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Anton Hanson
Mrs. "A. e. Gustavison of Ottumwa
lis visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Peterson, this week.
Mrs. Floyd Orr and two children, oi
Ottumwa. spent last week at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Charley Wallace
south of here.
e. L. Peterson and family, Johr
Peterson and family, Chas. e. Ander-
son and family and Alex Anderson
went to Ottumwa last Sunday to at.
tend the funeral of Miss Stella Peter
son, whose death occurred at her home
in South Ottumwa on Friday evening
Miss Peterson was well known in this
community, as she had frequently Wis
tied here with relatives and had thus
gained the acquaintance and friend.
ship of many at this place.
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OLIVE BRANCH.

Olive Branch, Aug. 11.-Rev. Clark
preached an interesting sermon Here
Sunday evening TO large audience.
Jacob Hamm returned home Tues
day after a pleasant visit with friends
near Troy. a a
Geo. LOOMS and family of near Mt.
Sterling, visited over Saturday night
at the parental LOOMS home.
Will Seitz visited three or four days
last week with friends at Pittsburg.
Miss Ruby Hamm visited part of
the week with home folks.
Scott Davis is assisting Mr.. Schlot-
ter, with his harvesting.
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HIGHLANDS MAYOR
HAS DISAPPEARED
J. D. WILLIAMS, LONG A RESPECT
ED CITIZEN, LEAVES
UNPAID DEBTS.

Ricn;and, Aug. 11.-(speciaD-J. D.
Williams, who was serving his third
term as mayor of this town, has disap-
peared and has not been seen here
since Monday night. 1t is alleged that
he leaves debts amounting to almost
$40 900 and only $4,000 or $4,000 with
which to pay them. Mr.. Williams was
trusted by all the people of Richland
and was regarded as one of the best
citizens. His election three times as
mayor indicates this fact. 1t was not
known that he was in financial straits
until his disappearance. Mrs. Williams
and her three children known no more
of the mans whereabouts than do the
others of the family. The family is left
without cent.
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ANOTHER boil TER u
FOLLOWS MAXWELL
w. o. !AmlsoMs OF SEYMOUR RE.
PuDIATEs THE PARKER
TICKET.

Des Moines, Aug 11.-W. o. Jamison
OF Seymour, political lieutenant for A.
w, Maxwell. former chairman of the
democratic state central committee.
has followed Maxwell in deserving his
party and repudiating the ticket and
platform chosen a: ST Louis. He gives
pertinent reasons Similar to those Of
Maxwell in a letter recently addressed
to his chief.
1t is believed that the desertions of
such men in the democratic ranks will
number several thousand in Iowa alone.
In Wayne county Maxwell claims he
knows of 300 such assertions and Wa
terloo democrats are said to be going
over to the republican ticket in droyes.
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sIeouRNEY.

Sigourney, Aug. 11.--Geo. Richmond
and son Archie have gone to the st.
Louis exposition.
Information Of insanity. was sworn
out by DR.. Bamford. the county pllysi-
clan, against John Burke. familiar
figure to. all Sigourneyites. John mas
been kept at the poor farm since his
mothers death about one year ago.
He was tried Wednesday, pronounced
insane and put in the insane depart
ment at the county farm.
S. A. Potts, formerly county super
intendent of this county, was visiting
with Sigourney friends yesterday.
Miss Kate Kelly returned yesterday
from visit in Spencer. South Dakota.
Frank Middleton, of Topeka, Kans.,
spent a few hours at the McVicker
home. here this week.
Mrs. Quinn and daughter Mildred,
of Chicago, are visiting at the Mer-
Ram home.
Mrs. Ralph Riddell, of Loredo, Mo,
is visiting at the parental Richmond
home here.
Wallace Iosbaker has purchased the
North livery barn of Chas. Hall.
Mary and Pansy Scott of Qttumwa,
are visiting here.
sey, are in st. Louis taking in. the
worlds fair.
Bertha vogel, of Hedrick, is visiting
relatives here.
VIM Fuller an electrician employed
at the arsenal at Rock Island, Is vis-
iting friends here. D ~. Z.
Mrs. H. f. Wagner and daughter
are visiting near Martinsburg.
John Williams, "a farmer near here
has been raising pop corn for several
years. He has eighty acres out this
year and $500 bushels in cribs fron
former years. lwf ~.
Rev. palmer and wife leave today
for an extended visit in Cedar Rapids
and Wyoming, Iowa. During his alb
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LIBELERs ARE IMPRISONED.
Philippine Editors Who Abused an Of.
fetal Arc Punished,

Manila, Aug. III. l.. Dorr and B.
F. O'Brien, formerly the owners and
editors of Freedom" paper publish
ed in this city were sentenced some
time ago by two of the Philippine
courts to six months imprisonment
and to fine of $1,000 for libeling M
Tavera, member of the Philippine
commission.
This sentence has now been confirm.
ed by the supreme court of the United
States, where an appeal was lodged.
and the prisoners have. been commit.
ted 70 the prison at Bilibid.
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FOUND YOUNG WIFE DEAD.
Bride of But Five Months Dies Dur
ina the Night.

Walnut Aug. He. Gumbert,
living near Audubon. woke to find his
young wife lying by his side dead. Mrs.
Anna Gumbert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Anderson of this place, had
not been i'll. She retired in apparently
good health and died during the night,
probably from heart failure. She was
but q years of age and had been mar
ried but five months. The funeral serv-
ices were held from the NJ. E. church
here Monday and the interment was
in the Walnut cemetery.
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LOEB. MAKES DENIAL.
President Did Not Refuse to Receive

The Stationary Engineers.
Washington, D. c.. Aug. 7M.-In an
official statement issued at the white
house, Secretary Loeb has made it
clear that no letter was sent, either
by the President, or by him, or by teir
authority, to the National Association
of Stationary Engineers, in session at
Richmond, declining to receive the en-
gineers as a body. because "it would
create capital for the democratic cam
paign, particularly where an associa-
ton is. 50 closely allied to labor"
Mr.. Loeb says:
mo statements in any way resemb-
ling those alleged to have been made
were made by either the President or
his secretary to anyone.
Following the custom of President
Mckinley, President Roosevelt has
been obliged to refuse to receive dele
cations, excepting upon public bust
ness"
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MURDER STORY SPOILED.

Green County Woman Thought to
Have Been Killed Is Found.
Des Moines, Ang. 11.-tSpecial y
Mrs. Charles .Butterfield, of Greene
county, who was thought to have
been killed and whose husband was
held on suspicion of the murder, has
been found here, working in an East
Des Moines hotel. She says she left
home because of her husbands pref
erence for another woman She will re.
main here. sButterfield has been re-
leased from custody
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SMOKES CIGARETTES IN BED.
Dr.. Allen Staples of Dubuque Objects
70 Example Wife Sets Children.

Dubuque. Aug. H. = DR.. Allen sta
pies in suit for divorce against his
wife charges that she lies in bed until
noon, smoking cigarettes, thereby set.
ting bad example for the children.
Mrs. Staples is sister to Chas. =.
Hancock. former chairman of the re-.
publican state central committee.
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HOTEL FURNISHINGS SOLD,

Howard Hedrick Bids in the keokdk
Houses Property at $1,000, ~
Keokul, Aug. 1tT(Special. )-rTIow.
ard Hedrick. Of, the Elliott, hotel com
pany, of Des ,Moines,, bought the fur
nishings Of the Keoknk hotel for
$4,000 at auction, yesterday afternoon.
The Elliott company has leased the
hotel building. ,3.
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AFTER as YEARS.
Five Sisters Meet at Home Of Mes
danes j. S. and A. N. Barnes.

From Thursdays Daily.u
Last evening for the first time in a
period of forty-five years, five sisters
sat down to supper at the home of
Mrs, j. S. Barnes and Mrs. A. N
Barnes, $50 Center avenue. The visit
ing sisters are Mrs. M. A. Thompson
of Pendleton, Oregon, Mrs G. A. Og.
den Of Chicago H., and Mrs. w. R.
Stewart of Bushnell, Ill. Mrs. Stewart
will leave tomorrow for the state of
Washington for visit and Mrs. Ogden
will return to her home in Chicago on
Sunday.
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ALBA GIRL WILL
Be A MISSIONARY
MISS AIDA ATcHEsoN, A SCHOOL
TEACHER, WILL GO TO
EGYPT

Abba. Aug. Observation-Disclosures
Aida Atcheson yesterday received a
telegram from the officials of the Unit
ed Presbyterian mission board of her
appointment as teacher in a mission
school of that denomination in Egypt.
Miss Atcheson at once sent in her
resignation as assistant in the Abba
high school and is making prepare
tons to sail for Egypt about September
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BANKER IS ARRESTED.
S. w. Richardson Is Charged With
Violating Iowa Laws.

Creston, Aug. 11.-(SpeciaD-S. w.
Richardson, president of the First Ma
tional bank, has been arrested on the
charge of violating Section 401S of the
Code, by sending bill to collection
agency outside of Iowa, thus depriving
the debtor of the Iowa exemption laws.
Mr.. Richardson pleaded not guilty and
will be tried some time this week. The
outcome of the case is awaited with
interest.
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Experienced as a Teacher.

Miss Atcheson has been very sue
cessful and popular teacher in the pub
lie schools Of this place for several
years and her departure causes general
regret. She is fully equipped for the
position she will assume in the future
being a graduate of Tarkio college and
an earnest student along mission lines.
Her many friends wish her that full
measure of success that her ability en-
/ titles her to,
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Isaac c. Staples st. Paul = had
been given up by three eminent ply
sicians. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea cured me completely. It's a great
tonic. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
For sale by W. l.. Sargent, the True
Druggist, Market and Main.
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FAMILY FuEp IN IOWA.

Mining Town of MarqulsvilIe, in Polk
County, Is Much Excited.
Des Moines, Aug. 11.-(Special.)-
The little mining town of Marquis
vile, near here, is aroused over fam
lily fued which is now in progress
there. Dude Jones, charged with
shooting one of his brothers and in
juring another, is in Jail awaiting trial.
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Headaches, Indigestion, constipation
and all stomach troubles are cured
with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
A family tonic 35 cents, Tea or Tab
let's. For sale by w. l.. Sargent, the
True Druggist.
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GIVES METEoRsTo SON.

Emperor William, Presents the, Meteor
Ia to the Grown Prince. asg,3d
Berlin, Aug. IL. = Emperor William
has given his American yacht the Me-
teor to the crown prince. Itsris ex-
pected that the emperor's new yacht,
to be built by the Herreshoffs, will be
completed by next June.
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WILL PROSECUTE pyNNiNe.e
Depositors In Mt. Ayr Bank Claim He
Is Liable for Losses. NJ

Mt. Ayr, Aug, ii. Especial. The
depositors who lost their, money when
the Cunning bank or this city failed
a few months ago will institute Grim
inal proceedings against Day Dun.
ming, the president, who they claim
knew the bank was insolvent but took
deposits regardless Of that fact. Clyde
Cunning, the cashier,,is also accused.
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Burlington. Kansas, where he went
last fall to reside. & s,,s.sJv j.
Pierce Jones and wife. Of ,Lovilia,
are visiting, relatives and friends in
Abba. ssft1
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A Good Thing for Mother.

If she is tired out, sickly, rundown
Electric Bitters will give her new life,
or there's no charge Try them. soc.
F. b. Clark, druggist.
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VEST FUNERAL HELD.

TeUPIe rTUH NJ VVdIKS {EIIc DOW
at His Bier. "a ri
st. Louis, Aug. j THE funeral Of
former Senator George G. Vest, held
here today, was attended by large
concourse ofl4people' from the various
walks Of life. All the municipal Of
fees were closed and the flags over
the city were at half mast during the
funeral. The remains were Inferred
in Bellefontaine cemetery.
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James Cambridge a johnson coun-
ty pioneer is dead as a result of fall
ing from load Of hay several days
ago.
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The Best Cure for Colds
Is DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption Sure, Pleasant, Safe
and guaranteed to soon cure L: 70 pay.
Soc, s1Oo. F. B. Clark. druggist.
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HAPPY EVENT EXPECTED.
DR.. Rott Called Hurriedly to the Villa
Alexandra Today.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 11.-Dr. Rott,
the imperial accoucher, was hlirriedly
summoned to the villa, Alexandra, at
Peterhoff this afternoon.
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KANSAS CITY MAN ARRESTED.

j. e. Reinger, Former Lumber Deal
err, Accused of ENLIGHTENMENT.
South Haven, Mich. Aug. II. - J..
Reinger formerly president and treas
urer of the Reinger Lumber Co., of
Kansas City, was arrested here today
on warrant charging him with en-
bezzlement of $4,000 from the lumber
company.
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YAMPA,

j. r. . w Z. u
Yampa, Aug 11.,7Mr, and Mrs.
Perry Yeager visited at Henry PaSne's
Sunday. 100
Thomas Rifle and family visited
friends at Keb Suiiday.sn ~ nS{e atT4
Mrs. S. C. ellis and 1son Verne, of
Batavia, visited at yiPerry Yeagers,
Thursday. .3, s,aIit ,;,ees ff,3 IN =.
Mrs, Maggie Smith aud Miss Iva
Bnrnaugh were Ottumwa Visitors Sat
urday. 1R. ~ S''''sts IN
Mr.. and Mrs 81 K.cHiltenl were In
Batavia Saturday. 525a5a 94a# aildm
~. E. and LIS Wpr Carmen were
COMPETING VISITORS Sunday sen qs,lH
YR, M. Williams and Joe, Davis We're
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tied over Sunday with Miles Davis
Mrs Selden forifies.s Presided here.9st.
5Mr. and MrsJsMtless Davis made -
business trip to Batavia Monday. ale