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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
Cloudy weather prevails generally throughout
California. and conditions favorable for
light showers. The temperature has fallen
from 20 degrees along the coast from
Point Conception northward to the Columbia
River
Light fog is reported in the san Francisco
Bay section
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight April 13:
Northern California - Cloudy Wednesday :
possibly light showers; cooler in the san Joa-
Quin and northern end Of the Sacramento;
brisk southerly winds
Southern California--Cloudy Wednesday, con-
tinued cool. probably fog in the morning
along the coast: light south winds, changing
TO westerly
san Francisco and Vicinity-Cloudy Neones-
day probably light showers; continued cool;
fresh sOutherly winds
A. g McADIE, District Forecaster.
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Cash Gram and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April 12.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour, dull and steady: No.
sprfng wheat 90d97c: No. g. S5695c: No
red a51sa99Ikc: No. 2 corn. 52Sa52%c; No.
yellow. 52d52l5c: No 2 oats 37G37lsc; Nc.
z white 3Tf4l15e; No. , rye, csc; good feeding
barley. 3Ga33lbe fair to choice mailing, Ala
55c No l fiaxseed 81 90: No. l Northwestern.
81 l6: prime timothy seed SO 90 mess pork.
per bbl SD 1213@12 %: lard. per 100 lbs.
81 45d6 47ls short ribs sides Qoose). So 1919 a
37ls short clear sides fboxed). SO 1907
whisky basis of high wines. 81 IS; clover con-
tract grade SiI.
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Agaildble Grain Supply.

NEW YORK April 12.-Specal cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in avail
able supplies as compared with last account !:
WHEAT-United States and Canada east
of the Rockies decreased PSI 600 bushels;
afoat for and in Europe, increased 2,O0O, 600;
total supply increased LIS, 900 bushels.
CORN-ITnited States and Canada, east of
the Rockies decreased 231, 900 bushels.
OATS-United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies decreased 44s,000 bushels.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Nee York Money Market.

NEW YORK April 12--ClOse-Money on
can was easy at Il4G1& per cent; closing bid.
p per cent: offered. Ia per cent
Time loans were easy Sixty days. 2l5 per
cent, ninety days. pa per cent; six months,
5ss per cent.
Prime mercantile paper-4G4k per cent.
Sterling exchanEc--A A as steady. with actual
business in bankers bills 81 s13Od T. S435 for
demand and at 81 $3.50 $3.50 for sfxty-day
bills.
Posted rates-S4 S5laU4 s.
Commercial bills-S4 S4@t.
Bar siiver-53ssc.
Mexican d0llars-43c
s-Governments steady railroads. ir-
regular
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Receipts are running

rather than miss sale. Receipts are running
larger than previously.
Cheese is still in oversupply and depressed.
Receipts were 76, 1C0 lbs Butter, 1924 cases
Eggs and 10. 200 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 1SG19c
for extras and 1I@1715c for frsts; dairy. 154
1Ilsc; store Butter, pominal cold storage,
nominal
CHEESE@SG9c for good to choice new
and 76f715c for lower grades; Young Americas,
91Ad10c: Eastern. 15Q16c; Western, l4aloe
per lb
EGGs-Ranch. 1sd1sc for fair to choice;
store 16G17c per dozen
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Northern Wheat Market

OREGON.
PORTLAND April 12.-WHEAT--Wai
Waila 75c: bluestem, SIC; valley, 73c (export
value)
The French bark Armen cleared to-day for
Queenstown or Falmouth with 22.399 bushels
OF wheat Cleared previousiy-Bark Labrure
for Queenstown or Falmouth. with 11OS33
bushels. and steamship Lothian, for Oriental
ports. with 81. .543 bushels.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA April 2.-WHEAT-Un Unchanged: :
buesterns SIC: club. sDc.
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but remained unchanged here at 81 60d4 60.
Spelter was unchanged at 922 os in London
ard at IS 25l5 80 in the New York market.
Iron closed at 52s Sd at Glasgow and 44s
Sd in MiddIesboro Locally iron is unchanged
No l foundry, Northern, is quoted at SIS 25G
10 rs: No foundry. Northern. $14 75@15 %:
No 1 foundry, Southern, and do soft, at
S14 95Gf4 IN
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. April 12--Clearings. Se54. ATS:
balances, S6T, los
balances. 500, ,992-
PORTLAND. April l2-Clearings. seos. .275;
SPOKANE April 12-clearings. s8es, le7:
balances. s46.6f9.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO April 12.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was easy:
creameries, 14G23lac: dairies, 12laq21c. Eggs
steady. at mark. cases included. 1614 Gi6l9c
Cheese easy at 9N10kc.
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st. L0niS Wool Market.

ST LOUIS April 12.-Wool steady. Med
ium grades clothing and combng. 1Sn22c:
light fne. l4d171sc; heavy fine, 12Gl41ac; tub
washed. 20631c
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags 5%c spot and 5as June
July; San Quentin, So 40 Wool Bags, 22d35c;
Fleece Twine, TnSc.
CANNED FRUITS-The California Fruit
Gamers Association quotes the following price
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Total sales .479, 500 shares.
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. April 12.-Bond transactions
of the United Railroads of San Francisco were
$1,000 ST7 go
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
Common. bid A. asked AZ; preferred, bid
3GaS asked ~
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STOCK MARKET.
Light Demand for Stocks on Al!
The Exchanges.

esting day on the exchanges with no nuctua-
tions worthy of comment beyond an advance
in Gas and Electric to S6l-
IA r., oo,,no, Yesterday: Sierra Railway of
California IS, 1887, semi annual, amounting 20
$40. 260. -, .......-
regular monthly. 81 per share. amounting 10
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Steady; PAID per ounce
Money-2d2k per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 2& per cent.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

All quotations remain about the same There
are said to be some orders here for Mexican
dollars for Mexico, but stocks are meager
Sterling Exchange. sixty days.. 81 s5%
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Heather Report.

1anth Meridian-Pacihc Timel
SAN FRANCISCO. April I2-5 y.
The following are the easoual rainfalls 10
GATE a. compared with those Of same date
iasf season and rainfall in last twenty-iOur
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Ne70 York Cotton Market.
Ne90 York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, April 12.-The cotton market
closed unehanged to Is points lower.
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Continued on Page Fourteea
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. April 12-2 p. m
UNITED STATES BONDS.

4s or COUP .1O7% 1854 As or CD new. 133 133ls
As or reg. ..10T p 10sA IS ar coup -.lOs3slot1s y
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.

LIVERPOOL
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, Dec. 1.-Lonzo Harper and
family returned to their home in Kan
sas Monday, after an extended visit
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lewis and daug-
ter Venice returned from Chicago Sun
day night.
John Mcneil and Mrs F. E. Ornduff
made a drive to Ottumwa Tuesday.
At meeting of the M. E. Sunday
school board Sunday morning 1t was
decided to have cantata on Christmas
eve. Lovila Copeland, Jessie Campbell
and John Mcneil were chosen as a
committee to select the cantata.
Carl Shelton, who shot himself a
week ago. is reported worse.
Jim Wilson shipped two car loads of
cattle to Chicago Sunday.
David Henderson is quite poorly at
his home south of town.
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BUTLER.

Butler. Dec. 1.-Mrs. John Keilkoph
was at Fred Bergmans Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ANDY Scott of Hedrick,
and Grant Scott and family were
at Col. Humphreys Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. Stella Lawson and Misses Nora
and Myrtle Bergman spent Tuesday at
the home Of A. ]. Burgess.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arganbright
of Ottumwa spent Thanksgiving at
the parental Matt Arganbright home.
John Lawson and son Bert took hogs
to Ottumwa today.
Agnes Arganbright, of ottumwa
was home from Wednesday until Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newt. of near
Blakesburg, spent Thanksgiving with
their daughters. Mrs. M. Bennett and
Mrs. J. Bennett.
Misses Nora and Myrtle Bergman
We're at H. A. Watts Sunday.
]. G. Watts is building a cattle barn
George Arganbright and Miss Jones,
of Ottumwa, were callers at the Yves
Arganbright home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Darner were in
Ottumwa Wednesday.
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fever in her family in the past few

+ T
fever in her family in the past few
weeks.
Miss Minnie Dible who is attending
school at Pella is spending Thanks
giving holidays at home.
S. A. Nye is building an addition to
his barn.
Thomas Stodghill shipped car of
hogs from Dudley last Tuesday.
Mrs. Victor Wilson Of Van Buren,
county formerly Miss Fora Chisman is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Harry Stevens and family visited
Sunday at the home of John Wading-
ton near Chillicothe.
Mrs. William Knox and daughter
Isal of Ottumwa and Mrs. D. M. Sack
EFT. took dinner on Thanksgiving day
at the home of Mrs. G. G. Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. "A. Nye visited on
Sunday at the home of Abraham Con-
WELL =
John Wilkins was in Ottumwa Fri.
day on business.
Misses Edna and Clara and Messrs
Walter and Ralph Gardner enter
tanned number of the young people
at dinner at their home on Thanks
giving day in honor of Miss Villa
Moore of Eldon who is visiting at
their home. Those present were:
Misses Lena Griffin. Abba; Jeasie
Blake. Minnie Dible. Maize Stodghiil,
Della Carman. Wessie Shields and
Villa Moor, Eldon; Messrs M. Mccall
vey. Abba: Bert Roberts. Will Stodg-
hill. Web Cramhiett, Ernest Nyo, Rcila
Carman. Bert Car,nan.
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Cures permanently the cases he under.
takes and sends the .ncurable home with.
out taking fee from them. This is why
he continues his visits year after year,
while other doctors have made few visits
and stopped. DR.. Snalienherger is nm, e1ui.
nenty successful specialist In all chronic
diseases. proven by the many cures effect.
ed In chronic cases which have baffled the
skill Of all other physicians. Ills hospital
experience and extensive practice have
made him so proficient that he cnn name
and locate disease Iii few min; tee.
Treats all curahle cases of Catarrh. Nose.
Throat and Lung diseases. Eye and Ear.
Stomach Liver and Kidnevs. Gravel,
rheumatism. PARALYSIS. Neuralgia. Ner.
vous and Heart diseases. Blood and Skin
diseases, Epilepsy. Bright's Disease and
Consumption in early stage. diseases IF the
Bladder and Female Organs. L4lurgr and
Tobacco habit. stammer''g cured and anre
methods to prevent It's recurrence given.
A never-fail'ne remedy for Rig Neck.
PILES. FISTTLAE end RUPT URE guar.
anteed cured without detention from husi.
mess. Special attention given to all Surgl.
cal cases. and all diseases of tie Eye. Ear,
Nose and Throat.
Graduated lids Cataract Cross Eyes
ctr tpb
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ACCIDENT AT BIRMINGHAM.
David Calhoun Seriously Injured In a
Runaway.

Birmingham, Dec. 1.--(SpeciaD -
A serious accident occurred about
three miles east, of town early Tuesday
morning. David Calhoun had started
to town with a fine large farm team
hitched to wagon to get a load Of
coal. His team became frightened,
ran away. upset the wagon, threw Mr..
Calhoun out, broke several ribs and
painfully bruised him. It is yet too
early to know whether he is injured
internally or not, Last week one Of
the same horses attached to single
buggy became frightened at the same
place and ran away throwing Mr.. and
Mrs. Calhoun out and seriously injur-
ing the latter. The horse has always
been considered a gentle family horse,
and was often driven by Mrs. Calhoun
and her daughter, and 1t was thought
to be perfectly safe. Mr., Calhoun is a
prosperous farmer living about four
miles east of town. fIe was formerly
county supervisor.
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DROUGHT CONTINUES
NOVEMBER RECORD FOR PRE-.
cIPiTATloN IN WAPELLo
COUNTY WAS POOR.
First Real Sensations Of Winter Come
With Average Temperature for the
Month of 4s.s-Lowest Mark Re-
corded 81.


The drought which began August 81
and which has continued undated for
sixty-fve days, was unbroken during
the month just passed except for the
fall of .1S Of an inch Of rain upon No
vember 10. The report Of the local
weather bureau gives the month twen-
ty-one clear days, five as fair and only
four could be classified as cloudy.
With an average temperature of
1873 the month gave to Ottumwans
their first real sensations of winter
weather. The highest temperature re.
corded was November 10, when the
mercury rose to 7S. The lowest re-
corded was November ~, when the
record shows 81. Two days tied for
the lowest average for the day, which
was 81. on November IL and 20.
Months Report.
The detailed report for the day was
q fo11owc.
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OAK RIDGE.

Oak Ridge, Dec. miss Susie Be
dell, who visited last week at the home
of VIM. Hills, also at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Earl, left Friday for De-
catur City.
Miss Herman spent Thanksgiving at
her home in Farson.
Miss Lizzie Huston and Miss Hettie
Hills spent Thanksgiving at the home
Of Ruluf Cooper.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended Thanksgiving services at OF
tumwa.
Mrs. Sadie Stops and husband, of
Peoria, ILL.,, were visitors at the home
Of Mrs. Peck for the purpose of selling
their farm to Mr.. Thorn, east Of the
Catholic cemetery.
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TRAGEDIES IN DIES MONIES.
Two Men Shoot Their Wives and Try
to End Their Own Lives.


tragedies were enacted in D De- Moines
Monday night. John Head nephew of
Captain Albert Head. one time speaker
of the Iowa house of representatives
and the richest man in Iowa, and son
Of Hon. Mahlon Head, attempted to
kill his wife and commit suicide. He
was intoxicated and his wife took him
to the Shaw hotel for the purpose of
SOLDERING him. There they quarreled.
He slashed her face and neck with
knife and then cut his own throat
Frank Billings. a travelling salesman,
called upon his wife early in the even
ing in notorious resort where she
was an inmate. He demanded dia-
mond ring and they retired to her
room. Two shots were heard. When
the room was entered both lay dead
and her revolver on the floor.
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MYSTIC

Mystic, Dec. 1.-The cantata, Queen
Esther" was presented at the opera
house Thursday and Saturday. night.
The Henderson Stock company are
playing q weeks engagement at the
opera house this week.
Mrs Hildebrand has been quite Ill
but Is improving.
Thos. Rothwell has sold his property
here and is preparing to move to Penn
sylvania.
Rev. Blagg has closed his protracted
meeting at Jerome.
Miss Ivah Downing visited few
days at her home in Bentonsport last
week.
Mrs N H. Watson is visiting rela-
tives in Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. S. Harris are visit
ing in Kansas.
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OLIVE BRANCH.

Olive Branch, Dec. Isaac Pool
made Leando a business call TUESDAY.
VIM. Elliott Is entertaining a COM
pany Of friends from Des Moines.,
The carpenters arrived few days
ago and began work on G. 3. Lasley's
store.
VIM. Seitz and wife visited from
Friday until Sunday at the parental
Cole home in Pittsburg.
Walter Hewitt is again at home and
among friends.
Mrs McMullen left a few davs ago
for Washington, D. c., to visit rela-
tives.
Isaac Pool and T. ]. Polling. with
their families, visited relatives here a
couple of days last week.
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FALL KILLED kELLEHER.
Burlington switchman Dies in Des
Moines.

Des Moines, Dec 1.-Daniel F.
kelleher a switchman for the Burling-
ton railroad company became violently
Ill at the home of his brother-in-law,
Eugene Maxwell at $3.50 o'clock on
Sunday night. DIR. ] j.. Flannery was
called. He prescribed medicines and
left. Kelleher grew worse. DR.. Elan
merry called again. This time he dis
covered a bump on the head. Kelleher
was taken to Mercy hospital an oper-
alton was performed, and he died.
The mystery of his death yesterday
was cleared up at 8 o'clock in the aft
ernoon when the facts developed that
he fell on a stone sidewalk at Third
and Walnut streets about $3.50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon; that he got up after
a minute or two, bleeding at the mouth
and that he walked up Third street
and started west on Locust street to
his home.
1t is reasonably certain that this fall
caused the fracture of the skull which
resulted in Kelleher's death last night
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NOTED EDUCATOR DEAD.
Rev. Dr.. VIM. M. Paxton, Of Harvard
University, Dies Of Paralysis.

Princeton. N. j., Dec DIR. Will
liam NJ. Paxton, of Princeton university
and seminary Is dead, aged 81. His death
was the result Of a paraIytic stroke
caused by over-exertion. With his family
he attended the Yale Princeton football
game on November IL and manifested great
interest in the contest. When he returned
doctors were summoned and 1t was found
DR.. Paxton was the oldest living trustee
of Princeton. Until 1902 he was profess
sor of ecclesiastical, homlitical and pas
toral theology at Princeton seminary. and
also was president of the faculty of that
Institution when he resigned. He was
moderator of the Presbyterian general as
sembly at Madison, Wis, in 1880. and has
since been prominent in the affairs Of his
church,
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sTRINaToWN.

Stringtown, Dec. Ed Riley was In
Ottumwa on business one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Hawthoren were callers at
Martinsburg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Davis were
Batavia shoppers Tuesda~
L. Filler, of COMPETING was a String
town caller the first of the we tx.
r. F. Vannoy was in Ottumwa on
business Saturday.
John Harrison, of Packwood, was a
stringtown caller the first of the week.
T. j. Smith was In Ottumwa Mon
day.
The Misses Davis spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their friend, Mrs. Sarah Sip
pei.
G. w. Davis and James Davis were
callers near County Line Monday.
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coLUM BlA.

Columbia, Dec. /. Preaching serv-
ice next Sunday at Columbia will be in
the morning
T. H. Shields of Dudley who has
been seriously ill with lung fever is
better.
A Thanksgiving donation amounting
to S3l.5O in money and a quantity of
vegetables, fruit. etc. was presented
on Thanksgiving morning to Mrs.
Wright who lives west of Dudley and
who has had such a siege of typhoid
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TO DO AWAY WITH wlNDMlLLs.
Sidney Mans Invention Will Make
Pleasure Resorts of Farms.

7
Sidney, Dec. If. L. Orr, of this
place, is the inventor Of an automatic
electric pump, which he thinks will put
the windmill out Of business, and
charge the aspect Of farm life consid-
erably.
A fourteen horsepower gasoline en-
CINE, of his own invention, which
weighs l25 pounds runs dynamo,
furnishing an electric current which
runs forty pumps at as many different
farms, lights the houses, warns the
bath, saws the wood, does the churn-
ing and dozen other things about the
farm.
The engine is started automatically
by the water becoming low in the tank,
or may be started by anyone by turn
ing on the switch. The great cdvant-
are Of this gasoline engine, besides It's
compact size and ease in running, is
that it Is started by simply turning on
the switch, either by hand or by the
automatic float, The engine may be
reversed while in motion.
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CURE EGGS BY NEW METHODS.
Process Developed Keeps Them Fresh
For Eight Months.

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. IA pro-
cess intended to revolutionize the
cold storage egg business has Just
been perfected by, two Wilbur men,
and the result of the first test made
last week. has been learned with much
interest by the produce trade.
While the features of the curing
process are kept secret, it is claimed
after eight months treatment the eggs
have been found as fresh as when
they were packed away last spring.
Peter Christensen and H. M. Hansen
opened up the first vat Of preserved
eggs at Wilbur and applied the test.
They have packed away 10000 dozen
this season. The eggs will be sold
when the winter market reaches q
figure to suit the packers.
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sHERcLlFFE ALIBI ESTABLISHED
Ten Reputable Citizens of Melbourne
Sign Statement.

Melbourne, Dec H. Sherman
Morris, alias Frank Shercliffe, princi-
pal in the notorious diamond robbery
has been fully eXonerated of the
charges of the Omaha police connect
ing him as suspect with the demoli-
ton of Attorney Elmer e. Thomas
home in Omaha by dynamite on the
morning of November %, by the dep
ositions of ten reputable citizens of
Melbourne who saw or talked with
him at late hour Monday night, No
vember % or early Tuesday morning
November %. Their evidence is con-
elusive of Shercliffe's innocence of the
Omaha crime and establish an abso-
lutte alibi
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OTTUM y ANS " In
SIX MAN TEAM FROM HYNEs DE-
FEATED YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON IN BIRD MATCH.
ottumwans Win Second Event with
Hynes Team Having Previously De-
feated That Aggregation on it's
Home Grounds-some Good Scores.

From Thursdays Daily.
Scoring 80 to its opponents 81 in a
$50 bird match an Ottumwa team of
the return match with a team of
shooters from Hynes. The match was
pulled off on the grounds of the OF
tumwa Gun club.
Second Defeat for Hynes.
Recently an Ottumwa team defeated
the Hynes team upon its own ground
and the match in this city yesterday
was the return game for that event.
James F. Powell did the star work
of the afternoon, making clean score
of twenty-five straight. The score was
as follows:
Hines Team.
G. W. Moss
I'LL It'll oo111 I'LL 11111-23
j. Smead-
11o11 o11o1 111o1 Till 1111o-2o
D. Collingwood-
10100 10111 11011 11101 HOLLIS
H. Moss
11011 1011O 101o1 101o1 Hills
F. Collingwood-
11OO1 1oO11 11o11 111o1 1o111-1s
Total -. -. -. -. -. ~
ottumwa Team.
J. Powell
It'll Till It'll Hill 11111-25
]. Erbacher-
111o1 lilo It'll Hill HILLS
j. Owens
o1111 11o1o It'll 1o111 11o11-2o
C. Dorrah-
It'll lilo IT'LL o11oo o111o-1s
B. Lair
1ool1 ooo11 o1oo1 o1oo1 1o1o1-12
Total ......... ...... ). 80. 80
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IRISH BEND.

Irish Bend, Dec. Nv. H. Harry
man and son, S. S., were in this vicin.
ity on business Wednesday.
J, M. Brewer, with the help of
neighbors and frier is, raised his large
barn Wednesday.
The !. B. McGrath public sale was
well attended, everything brought
good prices.
George Findlay shipped three cars
OF hogs from Keosauqua to Otturlwa
Wednesday.
s. Roush moved hiss mill from the
Plowman timber to his home Mon
day.
Thos; Plowman is inclosing cattle
barn, size 40x40 feet.
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WOULD DIsBAR BokRpMAN.
Loan Agent Claims Attorney Secured
Change In Court Record.

Marshalltown, Dec. /. F. w.
Armstrong u loan agent has brought
disbarment proceedings against G. H.
E. Boardman, a prom!nclt at,olney,
who secured the conviction of Arm
strong for malicious prosecution. The
loan agent claims that the attorney Sc
cured the insertion in stencsraphic
court record Of an order which. he
claimed was omitted. Both Boardman
and the stenographer admit that this
was done but say it was simply to fill
out the record for the supreme court.