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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-19
EGEBERG QUIT.
Piening Awarded the International
Graeco-Roman Championship.

Graeeo-R0man Championship.
New York, Jan. 1S.-After each man
had gained a fall in the International
Graeco-Roman wrestling match to-
night between John Piening, of this
city, and H. H. Egeberg, of Denmark,
who claims the Danish championship,
the latter quit after wrestling six min
utes and twelve seconds in the third
bout, the referee awarding the contest
to Piening.
Egeberg secured the first fall with a
side-chaneery hold in 1s minutes 21 sec
onds. &sss @t.-..-a
Piening got the next fall in 5 minutes
2S seconds. with a back-hammer lock
and half-Nelson combined. When
Egeberg regained his feet he complain
ed of his left arm, which seemed to be
helpless. ...4y -..-.
In the third bout, after some very
rough work, Egeberg refused to con-
tinue, claiming that his arm was in
jured.
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Voted 100 Times Each.

Denver, Jan. 1S.-Joseph Coyle and
Harry Stringer tonight testified to re-
peating on election day, both asserting
that they voted the democratic ticket
in the neighborhood of one hundred
times each.
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Shipping News.

Copenhagen, Jan. 15--Arrived: Steam
er Oscar 1T. New York via Christians
and.
Baltic, New York via Queenstownx
,Ivernia, Boston Via Queenstown
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TO BUILD CONCERT HAIL,
Carl stoecISeI of Norfolk to Provide City
With One.

Norfolk, Jan. 1S--Carl Stoeckel, a
wealthy citizen of this place, announc-
ed plans to-day for the erection of a
large building to be used principally for
concerts. Mr.. StoeckePs wife was the
founder of the Norfolk Glee club, which
later led up to the formation of the
Litchfield County Choral union, and for
years the want of an adequate building
for concerts had been felt. The "shed,"
as it will be called, will be 1876 by 60
feet, and it's stage will be 92 feet wide,
accommodating 800 persons. The seat
Ing capacity Of the shed will be up
wards OF 1900.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-19
JUSTICE HooKER,s CASE.
Action of New York State Bar After
Turbulent Meeting.

Turbulent Meeting.
Albany. Jan. 1S-The State Bar asso-
citation after a sensational and turbu-
lent meeting tonight adopted the re-
port of the grievance committee on the
investigation made Of the conduct of
Supreme Court Justice Warren B..
Hooker. and then passed resolution
offered by Simon Fleischman of Buffalo,
declaring that the association ''disap-
proves all such political practices as
are disclosed by the record in this case;
that the report be received and filed
and that no further action be takn.'
This was done after voting down a
resolution to refer the matter to the
legislature.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-19
King of Sweden pangeroulx ILL.

London, Jan. ia dispatch from Co
penhagen to the Daily Telegraph says
that King Oscar of Sweden is danger
ously ill with facial paralysis. Ill
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MRS. CHADWICK IN
SERIOUS CONDITION.
TWo PHYSICIANS VIsIr HER IN
Jill.
Reported to be suffering from Physical
and Mental Aiiiicted with
Heart Trouble--Her Attorney Be-
Iieves she would be Unable to stand
Trial in Her Present Condition.


Cleveland, Jan. 1S.-Two physicians
were called to see Mrs. Cassie Il. Chad
wick in Jail to-day. She is said to be
suffering from physical and mental coll
lapse Attorney Dawley says she is
affiicted with heart trouble and would
not be able to stand a trial in court
in her present condition. Mrs. Chad
wick IS said to have frequent fainting
spells.
Y The announcement that Mr. Carnegie
had decided to reimburse the losers by
the failure Of the oberlin bank has
seemed to greatly affect Mrs. Chad
wick.
DR. Chadwick called at the jail to-
day and spent half an hour in CONVEX
sation with his wife. He admitted to
the Jail officials that he thought her a
very sick woman. He asked to be mo-
titled Immediately If there should be
any dangerous symptoms in her ill
ness. Dr.. Chadwick had not called on
his wife in twelve days.
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Declares She Has Nothing to Conceal
When She Takes stand in Suit Of
Aged John R. PIatt WHO Claims she
Extorted ses5,ooo from Him-Negress
Says Every Dollar Given Her Was
yoluntary-Admits Having Served
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siR CHAs. WYNDHAM INJURED.

CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
NEEDS \ wEDDMG.
IL is All Judge Murphx Now Lacks. Opened Court Yestcrtiay With a
 Large Docket.

Judge owen Murphy. new justice of the peace for Bisbee, got his court into working order yesterday at the city hall. where he is tenpora rily housee pending arrangement of his office quarters next the c. & A. dis pensary.
 The new justice opened his dock ct with entry of discharge of three men arrested for vagrancy and the conviction of a fourth brought to him on the same charge. The man convicted was a typical hobo. He got SIC. which he was given until this morning to pay. 1t being the expec- tation that in the meantime he will shake the dust of Bisbee from his brogans The other three men con vinced the judge that they were here with the7 intention of going sfo work find that they were entitled stay. All four wefe arrested -fff fhe1 fdhilel while taking a nap. ,r .~~
 Tbree Mexicans were up for being drunk and disorderly. The justice gave them nine days each on the chain gang. All his honor now needs to make his initiation into office com piete down to the last deatil is a we'd ding. If some young couple will kindly happen along at an carly date upon matrimany bent. the judge will see to it that the business Of making two hearts beat aS one is, done uF with all the eela, that ougltt to ac- company the ceremony. while the aforesatd young couple will get a !}ong ssSst At lame as the fifst ceVple united by his honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
Douglas Man Gets Bullet in side
 From Unknown Quarters. D.

DOUGLAS. Jan. 3-RaInon Bojor- qeE. who is employed at the Copper Queen. met with a strange accident Sunday morning while on his way 10 work. He felt a stinging sensation in his left side and upon examination found that he had been shot He heard no report of gun and is at a loss to give any information gard ing the shot. The bullet was fired from a smaI caliber gun which ac- counts for the fact that the wound was not fatal. IL is believed that the bullet was fired from somewhere in town and had about spent itself when BojorQuez stoppedsu
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
DEATH OF WELL
 KNOWN PHYSICIAN
ER. GEORGE M. ME SUCCUNIBS TO PNEUMONIA AT
 DOUGLAS.
Death Occurred at Windsor Hotel. Where He was Roomine-Well Known in Mining Camps of South- west-Wifc Survives.
(Men Only.)

DOUGLAS, Jan. 3-Dr. George NJ.
 Nye died last night Of pneunsonia at the Windsor Hotel. He was one of the pioneer physicians of this city. but lately was in Paradise camp. where he practiced his profession. He was a graduate of one of @1he IarEe medical schools of New York and had practiced in his native state and Sin
 Mexico. He leaves a wife and moth CT. the latter a resident of Wells vile, \. Y., and q very wealthy wo- man. The date of the fdnerai has not been set as word from his motA- CT is wanted as to whether the body shall be buried in Douglas or shis- ped to Wellsville.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

Regarding Fl TigPe.-Mrs. Ed. Sturgess. accompanied by her broth CT, an attorney. is in the city from San Diego, Cal. her present home. The visit is made at shis time with reference to Fl Tigre payments short Iy falling due. Mrs. SturgeSs is in- terested in these to an important ex- :ent' her husband. who died some months ago, having been one of the original dsscoverers and owners of the EI Tigre property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
< PERSONAL MENTION. i .:. i. < <. -;. 1. i: < .;- !. < i. = -;' 4 < !

Broker Frank Graf returned last evening from Fl Ebso. where he went Saturday to attend to the opening oi new brokerage office in that city to operate in conjunction with his of flee here
 Joe Chisholm was a business visi- tor yesterday at Lowell. going down to pay off assessment workers he las had employed on property there ard to arrange for other work he will Alve done on the ground.
 Preston Fletcher, one of the old timers If the camp. left yesterday overland for Tombstone. He goes there on business ami prospecting trip.
 Attorney W. D. Lessing, of Tucson, is d visitor in town on legal business for clients having interests here.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Nelson Oker- strom. at their home in this city, yes terday. 8 son.
 Traveling Representative Burk- halder of the Southern Pacific left town last evening, after q few days spent here in rustling business, of success at which the genial S. P. man is always sure.
 John Ord. Jr., of Louisville, Ky. one of the popular travelling men ma king the Southwest, concluded a couple of days business visit in town yesterday and left fof. Douglas.
 MS. w F. Psfsuson,.,efis peussas, wife of we'll isaown.ssaifdiig and loan man. was a passenger through the city lasr evening enroute home from a trip to Los Angeles to spend the holiday season with friends.
 Atorneys Neal and Baker were among out of the city passengers Hast evening for Tombstone.
 pr. Gavin returned last evening from Tombstone. where he was or court business.
 Mrs. Artlnur Moore returned to heI home at Douglas yesterday, after several days spent in this city witl friends.
 Patsy Harrington and Wm. Menary were passengers yesterday for Can anea. where they have positions.
 Born. to NIT. and Mrs. Tony Dows a daughter.
 Miss Mary smith has returned t' her home at Pomona after severa weeks visit with her sister. J. R. Henderson, of the Palace stables. who has been severely indis posed for 8 week, is reported i'm proving.
 Mrs, Edmondson. wife of pr. Ed mondson. returned last vening Iron q visit at Douglas
 w. F. Eunphries left last evenin' for Douglas, where he will attend t' business matters before returning t Fl Paso.
 w. H. Ladamson returned to Doug las last evening after few day spent in the city on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
Copper Queen Arrivals. .-

Copper Queen Arrivals. - James Davidson. II. Baxter. w. A. White. [. J. Haxtable. w. F. Brickle. F B. Will son and wife. H J Simmons. Fl Paso; A. M.g zHdamson, E. F. Graham, J. dE,. Suits. Alex. Grant. Douglas; L. Cum mings. san Francisco: C. M. Burk- halter Tucson: Mrs E. NJ, Sturgess, San Diego; W. D. Leasing, Tombstone J. c. Callanhan. Tombstone:< F., L.. Moore. Pittsburg. Geo. K. Reed. Lane, Pa; C. $. McHenry. c. w. Mo Henry. June McHenry. La Cananea; H. M. Hunter, St. Louis: Mrs. Mollie Grinzal. Richardson.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
MAY CHANGE HANDS.
sisbee-Nzco Water co. May Take Over Naco Plant in Few Weeks.

There is something of a merger pending locally, @ sort of miniature trust in process of formation. says the Naco Budget IL is nothing more than the acquisition by the Bisbee- Naco Water Co. of the plant and hera- difaments-o of the Naco Water Co., the Mrs: cofporation supplying Bisbee and the lGter this place.
 The deal has been talked of for sew eral months, and it is said now that it may eventuate during January The local plant is owned by R. L. Benton and is leased by John H. Eiiedg7. The valuation placed upon it is $5000 If the deal is completed the opera
 t; of the local plant would b. ,oi course, suspended The Nacc pire system would be simply hitchea on to the Bisbe plant and this hdtyn thu; supplied. The cost of operating the local plant would be, of course. saved on the expense account.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
Make Him an of6cer.-In addi,io

Make Him aD Offcer.-In addition to the brass buttons and the uniform now worn by baggage master smith of the E. P. & s. W. depot, a shining new star is to be added to his decora- of the. railroad. company to provide c@ private policeman to keep boys and hobos from hanging around the de- pot to the annoyance of the railroad people and the patrons of the com pany. MT. smith has been chosen as the official with the necessarily broad shoulders to carry the addit- ional duties and in consequence gets the star.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

An Inproyement.-Jam Trophy has enlarged and remodeled his car rfage repository building at Lowell. :. The contractors finished their work yesterday. As it stands, the building presents a greatly improved and de- cidedly metropolitan appearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

To Arrive Tonisht.-It is expect ed that Superintendent ParnaH, of the c. & A.. will arrive at horne to- night from hfs trip to Michigan. upon which he has been absent from the city about a month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

nSimmons Here.-General Manager simmons of the F. P. & $. w. ac- companied by W. E. BriclSle. his pri- vate secretary, and Resident Engi- neer Wilson. arrived in the city last evening on the private car Michigan. The visit is said to be routine one of general inspection of things along the line of road.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

wonderfully pretty and this same chorus also dances well. sings we'll, and is often and agreeabiy on the stage. If your brains are tired. and your nerves on the ragged edge frcnn a too close application to business, and you want 10 secure a new leass on life. see An English Daisy a, the opera house Thursday night
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

Exchange of 1tuns.-EXpress Mes senger ". A. Allen came to the Bis bee-Benson run yesterday from the main line through run. Messenger Haas of the local is taking care of the regular run of Mir Allan. The exchange is temporary.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

Move Lumber Yard.-The Jack Lumber yard in Lowell is to be re- moved shortly to the main yard oi the company in Upper Tombstone canyon. The change is made partly in order to concentrate the business of the hourishing concern and partly because of other uses to which it is proposed to put the ground now oc- cupied at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

Murphy Triad.-Agent Needham left last evening for Tombstone, where he will be called in the dis trict court today as a witness in the Murphy case. Murphy, it will be re- called, is charged with participating in the disposal of merchandise stolen from box car at osborn. At the time he held the office of constable at NscO.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

Machinery Agent. TT Josiah Fitz. travelling agent for an Eastern min ing machinery house. left last even ing for his headquarters at Boston. MT. Fitz was here for sc:ne days and is understood to have placed several important orders.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
-Lowci's Grow1h.-The rapid gro,

growth of Lowell during the year just closed would appear likely to fall far behind the record that will be. made this year. Already plans are reported for several new build ings of importance which it is ex- pected will be erected within the next few months.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
AT THE sAFE PLACE
THIS WEEK

You1l see a window full of useful mens goods. such as Fancy Suspend ITS. Handkerchiefs in Boxes of Half Dozen, and Silk Handkerchiefs, at greatly reduced prices. soc for choice of all 75c and sfoo silk Handkerchiefs.
 We also want to say word about our Better Than Usual Tailoring. We have a new line of fine woolens frcm New York (not Chicago) and while it'll take day or two longer. we will ab- solutely guarantee frst-class workman ship, material and fit. Fine Blacks and Dress Suits. For better tailoring see
 Schwartz Bros.
 (Men Only)
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
Murray and Mack

Murray and Mack--The music of An English Daisy" Murray and
 Mack's musical comedy triumph of fun and melody from opening cho-- us to finale. is rnelodious. and sever al of the numbers are catchy and
 wllistIeable. The scenery and cos tunes are gorgeous, the chorus is
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04
Wef Goods DecliI

Wet Goods Dccline.-Liquor deai- ersS in the city report a very decided failing off ih- trade since, the lifst. This is due te the annva1 reforms al- ways to be counted ur. Past ;exper- fence leads to the expectation on the part of dealers that the last of the month will witness an entire return of normal conditions of trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

wAyTED7tGirl for cooking and general hoasework. Apply this of ice. 5-4-st
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-04

English Kitchen for quick seryice for the best in the market.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-30
cHlLLlcorHE.

chillicothe,, Nov. e7. - Miss Grace
Cook, Of Happy, .Hollow, is attending
the 'Chillicothe high school.
I MI. and Mrs. Baxter Patterson, OF
.Osceola, returned home Friday after q
visit with relatives here.
The Colonial Quartet, Of OttunlWa,
will give an entertainment at the NJ.
z. church Saturday evening, Dec. 8,
under the auspices Of the Enworth
League. This Is the first number OF
the Epworth League course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Arnold and baby
Of Ottumwa. came up Saturday Cor
visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. Claude Kittermah and son
wyman Of Ottuinwa, visited last weej;
with relatives here.
The Woodmen will give a social al
the l. o. %. F. hall Thursday evening
Nov. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaha. of Abba. were
Sunday guests at the home of their sor
L. e. ,Bellman,
DR.. and Mrs. D. T. Rari1bo very
pleasantly entertained a number Of
young people at their home at dinner
last Sunday. Those who composed the
party were Miss Montgomery of Grin
nell Miss Mabel Rambo, of Douds
Misses Myrtle Jenkins, Gertrude Pier.
son, Helen Warren, Edythe Pierson
Messrs D. II. Griest, Z. z. Walker, Of
Cttumwa, K. c. Finney, Of Eldon. Hen
son Lining, Keosauqua.
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ALBA.

Albia,. Nov. 2S.-The case of Ollie
Gaines, a negro from Buxton, charged
with assault with intent to- commit
murder, will be the next one before the
district court. That of Albert Streeter
on the same charge will probably be
finished today. On account of the long
criminal docket already before the
court, the case of Mrs. Lulu Austin
will hardly be reached this term.
Ed Canine was in town on bust.
ness yesterday.
G. M. Forrest and Isaac Cobb, Of
Lovilia, were in Abba yesterday on
business.
j. H. Smith, of Oskaloosa, was look
ing after his interests in his business
enterprise at Abba yesterday.
J. M. NJ. Roberts was here on bust
ness t. morning.
L. S. Woodruff, Of Knoxville, was a
business visitor at Abba yesterday.
]. r. Jaques, of Ottumwa was In
town yesterday on business
A. N. Featherington, Of Dubuque
was a business caller at this place
Monday.
P. Dappalona, of Des Moines, made
a business visit here Monday.
Rev. w. 8. Gardner, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will de-
liver the Thanksgiving sermon here
THURSDAY morning.
A struggle, marked with a determin-
alton on both sides to win, Is going on
this week between the saloon and anti
saloon people Of Abba. Every point
presented by either side will be thor
oughly tested by the other before it is
allowed to pass.
Mrs. Annie Murray, who has been
very i'll with ague the past ten days,
is able to be around again.
Leslie Johnson was in Charlton on
Saturday looking after location.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Nov. 2s.-Dr. Spears, a
transient doctor. was brought back
to this city last evening, from
ger on the charge Of forgery. It
seems he would procure a note from
his customer and turn the same over
to Dr. Elrod Of this city with whom
he was working, but a copy of the
same he would cash elsewhere His
preliminary hearing has been set for
tomorrow.
Smoke Noxal Club cigars. sc.
Messrs Levi Fluke and Fred Yengel
returned Sunday evening from
Osceola.
Will Durham Of New York was a
business caller in this city Monday.
Harry Patton is visiting few days
In Tarkio, Missouri.
Amel Schmitz left this evening on
a business trip to Canada.
Miss Minnie Lindquist returned to
Red Oak this morning for an extended
stay with her sister, Mrs, Josephine
&4GAaSAA -A.-A--.-----.-~------
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Many Fine Stocks From Which to Pur.
chase Christmas Gifts and Remen-
brances = ottumwa Will be Good
Place to Trade.

Although Christmas is practically a
month distant the retail merchants Of
this city are making preparations for
a holiday trade as they never have be-
fore. Stocks. already bought and
much of it received and in
the store rooms, are larger
than those Of previous years, owing to
the progressive business, due to the
general good feeling and easiness of
money. Ottumwa will be good place
to do holiday trading and there will
not be a single line the purchaser will
want to inspect that will not be rep
resented here. -
1t would be hard task to go into
the different lines and take them up
individually. Every merchant. wheth-
er small or large, Is making prepare
tions to satisfy his trade, and his
stock is in proportion based on the
amount of business he is doing or ex-
pecting to do. Especially large are
the different staple lines of goods, such
as dry goods, boots and shoes, cloth
ing, ladies' furnishings, ETC., which al
ways occupy prominent place in the
eye Of the holiday shopper. Furniture
lines are always staple and larger
stocks than those which crowd the
big establishments were never before
purchased by the thoughtful mer.
chant China and jewelry stores are
also heavily stocked. as both lines APP
0Aal &trongE to the purchaser Of
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HRoMPToh.

Brompton, Nov. 2s.--Mrs. Cora Tu-
baugh is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas
Anderson. of Willard.
Letha and Cora Donahoo, who have
been visiting in Pottawatamie county
are expected home this week.
Lewis Dale, Jr., of Washington, is
visiting at the parental Thomas Dale
home.
Revival meetings will begin soon at
the Christian church at Urbana Cen
ter, with Rev.. Dan Hastings as pas
tor. -
Silas Robinson and son, Ronald, are
visiting at the Noah Harbour home in
Ottumwa.
Sherman Thompson and Sherman
Robinson, and wife were county seat
visitors last Wednesday.
F. P. Hawk has been suffering from
an attack of appendicitis, but Is much
improved at this time.
L. McCo-- was visiting at the nome
of F. P. Hawks Friday
Ira Shaw and. Hiram Hough at
tended the home talent play at Foster
Friday evening
Edward Foster and family will move
to Abba in the near future.