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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
\ WHAT the Game Is.

assooiatl lon fopt .ball is game for all he
year around. but sis. Of course, PARTICULARLY
adapted TO the co6 Ter mont HI. In Eng nd. and
to- some extent fhere. X lis played right through
the winter even with snow on the ground
hut IN New York las! SOON as the ground gets
frozen hard. 9ors after ristnaE. sss!l It q Is
ahe ndoned until spring. when n second season
begins. The association game makes lts prln-#
c;pal &nppea on account of its openncss 1tsts
more open even than bn sket ball or hockey.
because played on a larger field and does mot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
HAVANA c. BA,8AND Q, RETURN. PER-
6ONALLY CONDuCTEptExC ON
n NlASTHE Sc ARoAE2D al r ~ IN e, 3ss

s ~
The senboard begs to Announce that for.
their train No, 4s, leaving Richmond Mt
$50 r., NJ. March 2nth, "Wednesday, tick
cts will be sold to n Havana, 81 Cuba. 81 and
return at rate of $500; q his rate Includes
meals and ate-room OH steamer Stop
over will be allowed at any or all apoints5
south OF Jncksony OH tic return trip.
provided ticket Is used to Richmond by
April 18th. Tickets are routed Via Port
Tampa and the Peninsula and Occidental
Steamship Company. AS this excursion
Is limited to the capaelt " OF tho teaner,
requests for reseryn tions should be made
as soon us possible, The steamship Oils
yette one Of the largest ana most mods
ern ships afloat VIII sail from Tampa
VIII the party. As the seaboard has tho
shortest line 10 Tampa by many miles.
they can and do run and maintain tho
fastest schedule to that point. 55
For full and complete informatioil4i In
this connection, and for diagram or steam
en-, callsor write 70
81 H. s.. LIZARD, w. Al, TAYLOR,
q Dist, Pass, Agt.; City Ticket ACT.
$50 East Main Street; iphono 4o5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
2(special 10 The T,mes- Dispatch

3 = "a Especial 70 The Times-Dispa tch) IN
NEW d YORK, March II John f. Madden
Will not race a big airing Of horses again
after this season. He has made up his mind
70 sell OFF all Of the produce OF his thorough
bred breeding farm this year. Each spring he
Will sell every one OF his yearlings, no matter
Mhat price they may bring. go. -1.-..2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
tspecial tn rhe rinles. Disna I'll.

~ -
K LOUISVILLE, Ky. March ls.--Ed. Away.
of this city, intends making a strong bid FOR
fonors on the. eastcrn turf this year His
string under the iDaraEen,ent OF Lon ,Rrlle,v.
VIII be headed by Mcchord ~ the Gotham
%Addie Nc. three.Scar old, which made "A fine
+ reputation last year. IN 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Coming to Front.

Definite arrangements ave s1ust peen nia ,
in two directions through which association
foot ball - about to enjoy more prominencee
than ever before. ,The first is the formation OF
a local g,ie ana the othsrEs the compiet Z,
OF plans on the part OF the Corinthians, the
foremost amateur players In En- GLAND. 70 max
a tour OF canadn and the United States next
August lE5Fss .
The metropolitan Association Football
League Isl the name of the local body Just
organized, and has been brought about large
through the efforts OF Jerome hers
Will probably be Increased The members n ar
caledorians ire Newark Foot ball Club. the
Bronx Athletic Club, and the Paterson
Rangers. A series Of games for q cup pre- p,
sche,lule will proceed according to the Round
Robin principle, II with preliminary drawings,
each team to drop out after defeat. y,
likely to prove even more important In the
way of a bringing the association before the
public The Corinthians expect TO arrive In
Montreal, Ottawa and W1nnipeK! From there
they come toethe United States to play
in Chicago Detroit Pi.tsbrrg philadelphia 4,
ii. range their schedule lin this country, ex-
poets them In New York about the first week
In September. when an all New ork q team
will be oEanized to contest against them. and
effort Will be made to secure the use OF tlr
polot grounds The visitors Will . leave this
country from Boston, September lot 49, \,
Here in New York, associa ton! foot -bal has
been played more this winter than q # a any
previous time, and ITS popularity has 3, also
ss9WRs their as
Owing, In part. perhaps. to dissat isfa elton
over the showing Of the Varsity eleven at
1:s h snest e
playing 1t there ever since the season for 4 he
sossd ana
ira m slp for "a match March 18th IN st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Especial to TIE Times Dispatch.5

nv ESPECIAL to The Times Dispa tcF.) u -
CARLISLE. PA. March Sls.--Icdward Rogers,
coach for the Carlisle Indian foot ball team
and a full &blooded Chippewa F1nlian. lhks re-
signed his position The res gnHtion will lake.
effect on June both, and new coach Will have
to be secured for next full. Rogers has formed
a law partnership In minneapolis, and will be-
gin bar practice In the autumn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
.FRENCHMEN WITHDRAW.
Nine Out Of Ten Will Not Take.
Part in G ordon-Bennett Race.

FL (special to TIE Times Dlspatch.)
I,ARis, Marcl, 1s,--N Ire ont nf ten. q me
~ deridcti to take part In the Gordon Ben
nat motor motor car race have now determined 20
Withdraw from the engagement, and not have ~,
nvthingE Whatever TO do with the contest.
I hesv' In hsyeNat the Automobile. Club to re-
turn 10 them deposit money; Trey 4, Say
that they are prepared to 20 ~ fey one,
ncssibln for them to give, ]up time TO three
great internatipnal events III a year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
Harlem Regatta

tstacins 70 Tue Times I,lspstehJ
/ At2W YORK. March IS Eaiay aDil silee5sa
Won Day mas been fixed upon by thc fafJ.1,
regatta AtNeelsflon OF the date Tor holjjt,
M annual Harlem resatias
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
KICKING CAME
COMING TO: FRONT ! NJ
Association Foot Ball Not to Re
" place Old Style, But to Grow8
UP Alongside.
PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT Z: Vi
Corinthians Coming From Eng
laildgtoHPla SeriesWlllat
Game is.
5~iispeclnI q ,rhe Timcs.Dispatch.) ].

special 10 The Times Ditpatcl,)
NEW YORK., March 1s.--of the four re
cosnized kinds Of foot ball. the American COL
ylege game, the English Rugby game the Gaelic
game, and the Association game, the former
holds first place iii this country, but tlln
latter has been working Its way into favor,
With recent years ii, QUIET but convincing
way. Advocates of association do not advance
1T as a substitution the college game. They
hold It to be- as different from that as base
bail Is, and look only to place II alongside
tho other sport, but still the continual res
Vision OF rules III the college game in order
to eliminate Objectionable features attracts
.ttast. and the widespread criticisms at the
close of So the last collegiate session have
given the lesser known game noticeable I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

10 the Citizens OF Richmond:
,ls5SssI beg respectfully tn state I am a can \
Va didnte for the ONCE Of City Collector
for tho term beginning January i. 1905.
Having served as a member OF the COM
y mon Council from Clay Yard n for this e
term ending September i 1904, and hay
q Ing, hope, demonstrated to the public II
some fitness for public trust, 4 earnestly
Il solicit your votes sor the Office named &
x II elected, I promise not only to 5fait h-
fully discharge the duties prescribed by
@ aw. but BY Improved methods to make
the Office serve the COW? alen.el \ OF tho 4
public and meet the incre&sIns demands g
S9 of business. Sf sl3 WV ss4 3{. 553
B. Very respect full 5
85 ". . "A. cRENsHAyv.Ss Is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
z POD MOSKALA.
WARSZAWA. Donosi}y pi.

WARSZAWA. Donosi}y pi-
sma, ze 20 pojmanych W CA
sic bezrobocia postawiono
pod muir i rozstrzelano. Me
byli to robotnicy, tylko ban
dyci i rabusie, kt6rych opie-
ku6cza policya warszawska
powypuszcza}a, jak m6wia W
liczbio okolo 500, ably W u
krytej my6li szerzyc> groze
6w ruch robotniczy ludowy
podac W podejrzenie, ze chce
wywo}sc rewolucya narodo-
wa, tax ~poiadana ola obrusi-
cieli i innych jeszcze ajent6w
zagranicznvch.... Zaraz tel z
poczatku doniesiono, 10 oko-
10 200, robotnicy sani poch-
wytali j oddali ich v opieke
wladzy NJ povr6t, : po-
,::n.ssls~ H,A..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
PELPLIN. Rewizye urza-

PELPLIN. Rewizye urza~
dill W ksiegarni ,,Pielgrzyma"
komisarz policyjny p. Maui
rach z Gda1ska W towarzyst-
vie volta i policyanta. Szu-
kali niepezpiecznych ola pan
silva pruskiego ksiqzek, lecz
W tym kierunku by}y poszu-
kiwania daremnemi. z prof.
nemi rekoma jednak str6ie
bezpiecze1stwa ME odeszli,
gdyz zabrali 81 niebezpiecz-
nych kart z widokami, po-
miedzy temi kopie obraz6w
alegorycznych Wolskiego z
wierszykiem znanego hymnu
,Boze cos Polske" i rome
karty, przedstawiajace Soko-
low.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
ZE SLASKA.

ZABORZE 49, Cz}owiek
cry potw6r? Slaskie gaze
ty niemieckie doaosz2 O o.
kropnym czynie g6rnika Pa
VIA Badury, mieszkajacego "
Starem Zaborzu. Przyby1 on
W stanie nietrzezwym do do
mu, zneca} sic mad swoja TO-
na i grozi} jej 6miercia. Gdy
Badura zacza} natrz4sa6 sic
z religii, wsp6}lokatorzy IA
grozili mu policya. Ma to
potw6r ~pochwyci} "a kru-
cyfiks i rzuci{ go M zie-
ME z s}owami: ,,Ty mnie
cheese pc 6mierci piek}em
karae,, ola togo karze Gle to-
rail-" Dreszcze przesz}y wi
dz6w, oburzyli sic wszyscy.-
Krzyz pad} ma ziemie i fla
mai sic. Szalony cz}owiek
podni6s1 W gore pakiet z dy-
namitem grozqc, il dom ca&y
W %powietrze wysadzi - lecz
iona mu W sam czas dyna-
NIT wydar}a. Tymczasem
przybyli policyanci. kt6rym
z wielka bieda uda}o sic sza-
skrepowac i odprowa-
ma policya. Oskar1enie
zarzucac mu bedzie bluznisr-
przeciwko Bogu i reli-
gil, kradziez, przekroczenie
ustawy O materya}ach wybu-
chowych, pobicie, grozbe,
obraze urzednik6w i op6r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
z PRUS POLSKICH.


ZYBORK. z malej rany
nastepuje czesto wie(kie
kalectwo i 6mierc. Rybak
Karol Borowski ztad "a
drasna} sic PREY rybaczce
nieco W reke j ME wiele
zwaza} ma rane. Ma drugi
dzie6 jednakze nietylko reka
ale Gale ramie spuch1o, tax,
re B. po kr6tkich ale ciez-
kich cierpieniach zmar{ ma
zatrucie krWi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

GLIWICE. DR.. Ste6licki z
Siemianowie skazany "a obra-
ze radzcy policyjnego Maedle-
"a ma try miesiace wjezienia,
W tych dniach zacza} kare
odsiadywaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

Y iona
kowala wiejskiego Parszyka
W Stobnie oddali}a sic W So
bote rano oko}o godziny pia-
tel 2 domu i wiecej ME wr6-
ella. Pc d}ugiem szukaniu
znaleziono cia}o jej W jezio-
RE. Zdaje sic, ze pope}ni}a
samob6jstwo W obledzio umy-
slowym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

PR. Smut
ny koniec wzie}o polowanie
urzadzone W okolicy Sk6r-
CA. Kapitalista K. bowiem
postrzeli} syna posiedziciela
Sikory tax niebezpiecznie,
Is tenze stracil jedno oko.
Sprawl t. toczyla sic " tych
dniaoh pred tuteissym -
dem, gdz.iil,sl < & skasano a. A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Observation-Disclosures OODQ00000O
. WIESCI q OJCZYZNY :
O0DQOQOQDQD
z POZNANSKIEGO.

LESZNO. Pred tutejsza
izba karna toczy} sic process
przeciwko ks. prob. n. z Ju-
trosina, oskarzonemu 0 pre-
kroczenie przepis6w miejsco-
wei w}adzy policyjnej. KS.
prob. jake prezos Tow. Pre-
myslowc6w Polskich, urz4dzi4
wieczorek muzyczno-humo-
rystyozny z przed.tawieniem
zywyoh i swietlanych obra-
z6w, Ma wieczorek ten przy-
byli rodzice z dzie6mi szk6l.
nymi, W czem miejscowa VIA
dza dopatrzy}a sic wykrocze-
MIA przeciwko rozporzadzeniu
rejenc. kt6re zabrania udzia-
}u dzieciom " podobnych
widowiskach publicznych i
przys}a{a ks. proboszczowi
mandat karny M Is max. Ks.
proboszcz odwo}af sic do So
du; sd }awniczy ks. probo-
SEGA uwolni1. Prokurator "a
}oty} apelecy@, kt6r4 izba
karna odrzuci}a i tax jak sad
}awniczy orzek}a, 70 rozpo-
rzadzenie polieyi jest niczem
nieuzasadnione, "a daleko
idace i "a g}eboko siegajace W
prawa rodzicielskie i to "
pocz4tku 20 wieku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
PASYM. w sobote powie

PASYM. w sobote powie-
sill sic W swym ME szkaniu
robotnik Nowak W Michal-
kach. Ia dnia by} N. W mie-
6cie, gdzie sobie doskona{e
podpi{. Samob6jca pozostawi}
W najwiekszej biedzio lone i
czworo dzieci, kt6re teraz
gmina bedzie musia}a utrzy-
mywac. Oh, ia nieszczesna 60
rZafa!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

GDANSK. W poblitu pol
wyspu Helu rybak How'll PISA
morskiego, majacego 2 i pol
metra d}ugoSci. Il t{uszczu
jego wytopif okolo 80 THROW
tranu. 49, W Sopotach rybak
zlowi} delfina maj2cego 1
metr d}ugosci. - Rzadki ten
pof6w wywola} wielkie zacie-
kaWienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
Z~atrWazajeca 6miertelnOsc

statystyki vykazuja zastrassaja-
ca 6miertelnost : zspalenla kisEek j
bion. Ably zapobiodz oras wylecxy6
to strarzne choroby, nalskuteczniej-
s.em lekarstwem 60 ORA. King'a
New Life pigu}ki. NJ. Flannery Z
IA Custom House Place, Chicago
n6wi Me ma I'M r6wnyeh IA "a
palenie i z6}ciowo6G. 25c " apiece
N. :: Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

w Ma}ym Ma
dromierzu umar}a W tych
dniach staruszka Agnieszka
Zbilska przezywszy lat 101 W
czerstwem zdrowiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
w}adze wojskowe ~gl6wnych
herszt6w nakaza}y zastrzelic.

WARSZAWA, 20 lutogo.
Gimnazyi pilnuje policya i
wojsko. Aresztowano uczni6w
klas wyzszych, odmawiaja-
cych uczni6w klas nizszych
cd chodzenia do szkoly.
- Pisma niemieckio otrzv-
ma}y z urzedowych zr6del
w~iadono6e, 10 Czertkow ka-
za} " 'Warszawio roztrzelac "
cytadeli $50 pojmanych ucze-
stnik6w ostatnich rozruch6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

MALBORK. 7-letni synek
wdowy pc nauczycielu Strahl
bawiac sic, po}kna} Spike,
wskutek czego niebezpiecz-
ME zachOrOwa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

Podoficer ba-
talionu piechoty pu}ku Mr..
al, Rink, zastrzeli} sic z ka-
rabina, ably unikn4e kary "a
znecanie sic mad zo}nierzami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
STORE
ny

NoR VteI H1HKAW Uve
Spfsedaie mianowicie wszy
stko, CO robotnicy uajczesciel
.zmuszeni sa kupowac a mia
aowicie: TOWARY GRO
R BUTYt TRZEW1
XII. OLA DIE
CT UBRANIA
CZAPK1, q
take TOWARY YARDO-
WE | r6zne inne ROZMAI-
rOSCI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

KRAKOW Hrabia Stani-
shaw T%arnowski, professor u
niwersytetu Jagielo6skiego i
cz}onek Izby pan6w " VIE
dniu og}osi} W prasie arty-
ku}, W kt6rym rad pruski
obwinia, 10 ten by} moral
nym sprawca zaburze6 W
Kr6lestwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

Pan MARGIN Cera
- Il K. Str. jest na-
Sym agentem " So
''maha, Ne6r., ma 90
bravo do Cd ierania.
preaumeraty ] ko ,'
xaIiarasal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

GNIEZNO. List z Borku
do Cinema .by} 10 dni "
drodze. Adresowany by}:
Wielm. Pan A. B. Henke,
Gniezno - utica Tumska.
Najprz6d list ton powedrowa1
do bi6ra tl6macze6. Tam ma
,pisano, ie Gniezno jost -
unbekannt; ,,ulica" przet}o-
maczono M Strasse, ale
,,Tumska" przet1omaczyc ME
umiano. - Dziwny to urzad
t}omacze6, kt6ry tax pro-
stych rzeczy p~rzotfomaczyc
ME umie. "a to W dalszym
ciagu objawi} sic ,,spryt,,
poczty " ca}ej pe}ni. List po-
szed} do Borku i tn 7 listo-
wych szuka}o nadawcy pod
lux charakteru pisma, ale d.
remnie. W naddyrekcyi W
Poznaniu list otworzono i
przeczytano podpis, - kt6ry
brzmia} ,,Bolech." Jest to W
skr6ceniu nazwisko nadawcy
i mimo skr6cenia poczta go
znalaz}a. Gala ia manipulacya
dziesiec dni.
CHE4MCE pod :KruSwica
Rozesz}a sic wie6c, re W tel
czysto polskiej wsi ma bye
utworzony Kriegerverein. Pa
movie niemcy licza widocz-
ME ma to, ze nasz lud jeszcze
jest "a ciemny, ably poznac
m6g}, co jemu jest zyczli-
wem. Pewnie mkt sic ME
chetny do popiera-
MIA Kriegervereinu?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
z GALICYI.

KRAKOW Magistrat roz-
pisa1 konkurs ma wydzierza-
wienie teatru. Termin kon-
ku1sa rplyna} dnia 16 lutego
r. b. Podobno tylko jedne
oferte (N nades}ano i to pa
ma B~androwskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16
& Northwestern,

chicago II northwestern.
Odiazd pociqg6w
MAJ Wschod.
Chicago morning passenger lex S)"..-..- TOO a m
Ch.ago evening passenger daily .....~-.s;%sp m
Chicago passenger tex s. ....".". .....1a;o1 p m
Ma Zach6d.i
Dakota passenger tdaly, .......... %. ..... 6;4s a m
Minnesota passenger lex s. ...".. ............1 ;5o p m
Chicago Evening passenger Eek s. ...---- Csc p m
Przybycle poclagow.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger tdalv) go. Gas a m
passenger lex S)...... l.. ..."... 1;3o pm
4 Dak. mail and pass tex S.. ,...--.t;so pm
Re Zachodu.
Min. & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. :. 11;4o a m
Local passenger lex 81 ..."..-". ...... 54s p N
Dakota mil and passenger (daity). -. -..".9,3o p n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

KRAKOW. Podburzajsca
ksiazke pod tytuEem: ,Wielki
Kr6l piesniarz" zakaza}a pro-
kuratorya pruska sprzedawac
W naszych ksiekarniach, po-
niewaz W niej ma bye ustep
obrazajacy cerarza Wilhelma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

Zajmujs zig take pan J6zef "
prz4dzaniem pogrzeb6ws
karawanu czyli powozu
poerEebowego wog6le wykonuje
xedkie cz7nrofci pegr.ebniks.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-21
SAYS "THE SYSTEM,
CONTROLS THE COUNTRY

New York, Jan. 20.-In the February
installment Of his "Frenzied Finance
serial running in Everybody's Magazine
which will be out tom orrow, Thomas
w. Lawson continues his attack on the
Standard Oil group Of financiers
which he calls "the system
Lawson starts his "story" with q
description of the financial regime of
the country and the manner In which
the system" gradually is getting legal
control of the entire country. 1t will
be only few years, he says, when ten
men will be the absolute legal owners
of the entire United States and the
rest Of the people will be legally their
slaves.
All Trying to "Rob the People,"
You may ask Ii desire to convey
the idea that the great financial insti.
tutions and the trusts of this country
which have their head center in Wall
street, all are concerned in a conspir.
acy to rob the people Of their savings .
he writes. "You think, doubtless, that
SO sweeping statement goes beyond
the truth. desire to go on record
right here as declaring that all such
financial institutions which in any way
are engaged in taking from the people
the money that is their surplus earn.
+ings Of their capital for the ostensible
purpose of safeguarding it or putting
it in use for them, or exchanging 1t
for stocks. bonds, policies or other pa
per evidences of worth are part OF a
machine for plundeIing the people.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-21

This is a terrible charge, am well
aware, but It is based on thorough
knowledge Of the subject, made with
q rull appreciation of its gravity.
do not mean to say that all men who
handle and control the different insti.
tutions mentioned have guilty knowl.
edge bearing on their actions. Many
OF the purest minds have the most
honest intentions, quite incapable OF
participating voluntarily in con.
sp1racy to wrong any one. They do
not know, however, that the relation
between their own minor institution
and the general financial structure
constitutes of the FORMER an agency
for the SYSTEM which controls and
has organized the general financial
structure into an instrument for con-
verting the money of the public to its
own purposes.
System" Running the Country.
''In fact, the system has cunningly
possessed itself of the financial mech.
anism Of the country and is running
1t. not for the object for which the
machine was devised, but for the bene,
fit and personal profit of its votaries
so the vast correlated organization OF
banks, trust companies, insurance cor.
porations, which was brought into be.
ing for the safe handling of the peo-
pies savings, has become the agency
for transferring these savings to the
control of unscrupulous manipulators,
who take liberal toll of every dollar
that passes through their hands.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-21
A Man HUNT.
BLooDHoUNDs SEARCH FOR KEN
TuckY NEGRO ACCUSED
OF ASSAULT.

Lexington, KY, Jan. 20.-C. A. Wag.
oner was perhaps mortally wounded
in his home today. He told the police
a negro had entered his house and at.
tempted a criminal assault upon his
wife, and that while protecting her,
he (Wagner) was shot by the negro,
who made his escape.
Another Woman Attacked.
1t was learned later that the negro
also attempted to assault Mrs. Louis
Jones, living near the Wagoners. In
the struggle Mrs. Jones seized the ne
gro's revolver and the negro then beat
her into insensibility. She will prob.
ably die. The ,e-oodhounds have been
sent for.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-21
SMITH GE IS
new TRIAL
ALBA MARsHAE CONVICTED OF
MANsLAUcHTER HAS NEW
HOPE.
ASSAULT rs CONSIDERED
Defense Claims That Prisoner Who
Was Killed by the OFFICER Was
. Guilty Of Attacking Smith and Was
Shot In Self Defense.

i ~ c +
Abba, Jan. 20. -(Special) - Word
was received this morning by I. HI.
Tomlinson, one Of the attorneys for
Thos. Smith, the Abba marshal who
was found guilty of granddaughter that
the supreme court had granted him a
rehearing in his case which was ap-
pealed and recently affirmed by the
supreme court
The supreme court as well as the
lower court based the former rulings
on the theory that the officer took the
life Of his prisoner in order to prevent
his escape after his arrest for a mis-
demeanor. And the court held that un-
der such circumstances an officer is
not authorized to take life.
Defense Alleges Assault.
Mr. Tomlinson in his motion for q
rehearing presented the claim that the
prisoner was not arrested for q mis-.
demeanor but for felony on the
ground that he was making an assault
on the officer for the purpose Of ef
fecting the release or escape Of his
father whom the officer had previously
arrested for being Intoxicated and dis
orderly. The officer then arrested the
young man for making the assault
which, under the Iowa law is felony
The young man continued his as
sault and in the fight the officer drew
his revolver and shot him. The su
preme court will consider this phase
of the question at the May term o1
court.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-21
l)N
UTAH. sENAToR DEC ARES HE
HAS TAKEN No OATH cf
yENaA! !A'spE q V
Il 4 HAS BUT On u Il 3
Though An Apostle Of tho Mormon
Church He Declares That He Il Not
Jrfitted to Ace As Senator - Does
Not Remember Ceremony.

Washington, \ D. G., Jan. 90 Senator:
Reed Smoot was put on the stand In
his own defense today In the inyesti-8
cation of the protests against the sem
ator retaining his seat in the senate.
Smoot said that he was married Sep
tember IL, 1884, and has but oqa wife
They have six children.
Took Endowment Oath,
He said that at the time Of his mar
riage he did not take the endoWmHntsi
but in 1880 he had gone through the
endowment house at the request 0f his
father. ss
No Oath of Vengeance.
He had no distant recollection of
the ceremony, but said there was no;
oath Of vengeance or anything about;
avenging the blood of Joseph Smith IA
the ceremony and nothing transpired
which would affect his loyalty to his
country.
Held Only TWO offlces.
Smoot said he had been engaged Ii
mercantile business most Of his lie.
The only office in the church he held
other than that Of apostle was thatsof
counsellor to the president Of the
Utah state Of Zion. .ss
He declared he had taken no oaths
Of any character when he became conn,
sellor nor had he taken any oath zen
he became apostle.
House Passes Army HiiI.
The house today passed the army ap-
preparation bill, after It's being slightly
amended regarding retired army OH
GERS. s.. n n 81 sSs
Bryan Alslt9Esa slss.
whffe The vote SwHa being taken II
became known that William Jennings
Bryan was In the house lobby and I'M
mediately he was surrounded by a
number OF friends with whom he ex-
changed greetings.