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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-31
coRoNER's JURY ExoNERATEs
FAIRFIELD TELEGRAPHER IN
WRECK INQUIRY
HE HAS TOO MUCH WORK
Jury Declares That the Operator Had
Not Sufficient Time to Properly Dis.
charge His Duties at the Telegraph
key-FairfieId People Pleased.

Fairfield, Oct. 2s.--(special).- No
one man is held responsible for the col
lislon OF Rock Island passenger trains
Nos. IL and IL, which occurred here
early Thursday morning, but the cor
oner's jury, in its verdict rendered at
+ o'clock last evening, censured the
Rock Island Railway Co. for putting
too much work upon the night opera
tor at Fairfield. The jury's opinion is
that the operator should be allowed
sufficient time to properly care for
train orders and should not be COM
PEELED to handle baggage and mail and
to do other work that calls him away
from the wires.
Gray Is Exonerated.
Greatly to the relief of the friends Of
L b. Gray, the night operator at Fair
field, he was entirely exonerated from
all blame by the jury's verdict The
people Of this city, who have taken an
interest in the events connected with
the wreck are pleased with Gray's ex-
oneration.
Yesterday afternoon Gray took the
stand and said that he received no
orders relative to Nos. IL and ~ meet
ing and answered or "x'd'' none, but
from his testimony and that of Transfer
man Uric 1t was plain that Gray may
have been attending to work that took
his from the wires at the time the
order went through.
Dispatcher E. G. Barrett of Eldon
claim ed that Gray "xd' the order and
was substantiated in his testimony by
F. o. Weber, an operator in the Eldon
Office.
NJ L. House, agent at County Line;
L. Y. Hanlon, operator at Brighton,
and G. O. Jones. agent at Washington,
testified that they heard the meeting
order sent to Fairfield, but state that
they did not hear Gray *" it, although
they were listening to the messages
on the wires
Just what action the Rock Island
will take in placing the blame is not
known, but is eagerly awaited.
Bodies OF Victims Sent Home.
The bodies Of all the victims have
been sent to the homes of their fam
lilies with the exception Of that of Les
lie Forbes, the young man who was
beating his way, which will remain in
Campbell's morgue until word is re-
ceived from his parents in Berkeley,
Cal.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Oct 2S.-Rev. Palmer re-
turned from Ottumwa Friday, where
he has been attending a meeting of
the Iowa Baptists association. On
Sunday evening he will commence a
series of revival services.
Charles Mckinley, of Russell, was a
business caller in the city Friday.
Mrs. ]. H. Curtis returned home
Thursday from a visit in Ottumwa.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Overton, of Column
bia, were in the city yesterday.
Court has adjourned until Monday,
when the jury cases will be tried
Dave Daniels, of Lucas, was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
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PRISONERS TRY TO ESCAPE.
Two Convicts En- Route to Pen Make
Break for Liberty.

Ft. Madison, Oct. 2s.-Sheriff s. j.
McCoid of Clarinda, County Attorney
Waller P Corse of the same place and
Cal Lay of Coin, came in Thursday ev-
ening with three prisoners for the pen
itentiary, two white and one colored,
the latter being cripple on crutches.
The first two were handcuffed to-
gether.
When the officers and their prison
ers boarded the Fl Madison train at
Burlington and were comfortably seat
ed, the two prisoners supposed to be
handcuffed together suddenly unloos-
ened their shackles and made break
for liberty. Fortunately the vestibule
doors on the end of the car to which
they ran were closed and checked
their flight until the officers nabbed
them, with the assistance of some
nervy passengers. Their feet were
then shackled and they landed at the
without further excite
ment.
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ELDoN.

Eldon. Oct. 2s.-Will Cummins who
has been visiting hts sister, Mrs. ]. O.
Hunnell, ST., has returned home to
Moravia.
w. G. Wilson was called to Bussey
today to see his daughter who is very
sick.
Mrs. W. H. Eads, of Sheridan, wyo.,
and two daughters arrived yesterday
to visit Mrs. Eads' father, ]. L. Young
ker.
Dial Sharp is an ottumwa visitor
today.
The funeral of Frank Milks will be
held at his home Sunday, Oct. 20, at
2:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Brown is in Of
tumwa today.
The injured persons in the Rock Is
land collision who live here are get
ting along nicely.
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, Oct. 2s.-Charles Shirk, of
Des Moines, is spending the week with
his parents.
Born, Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Drake
a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hawthorne and
daughters Zelma and Mabel, of Com
petine, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Mcdowell and Miss Sadie
Fishel were Ottumwa visitors We'd
nesday.
A. g. Lee is enjoying a visit from
his mother this week.
w. A. Lewis made business trip
to Texas last week.
Mrs. w. A. Lewis visited in Des
Moines last week.
Miss Rena Wilson visited over Sun
day with friends in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gobble, Of Abb
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Sloan Case Is Continued.

Keosauqua, Oct 2S.-The case of H.
Sloan, an attorney here who is under
indictment for embezzlem emit, was
transferred to Henry county, came up
there this week on a motion of the
county attorney for continuance. The
court here held that Sloan as guardian,
owed his ward $4,000. Sloan denies
that he ewes his ward anything, and
has given bond and appealed to the
supreme court. If the supreme court
should rev erse the lower court it would
remove the basis of the indictment.
Under those circumstances the prose
cution wants continuance, and Judge
Withrow continued the case to the De-
cember term.
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FARMlNeToN.

Pennington, Oct. 2s.-Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hite last Monday, a
son.
B. F. Ketcham, j. w. Miller and w.
D. Mccormick went to Keokuk Tues
day to attend the feseral court.
who moved to Beloit, Kansas, some
months ago, have returned to Iowa
and are. now located at Middleton.
Capt. Robert Ferris of Montrose,
was in town Wednesday.
Charles Brownf1eld, Of Versailles,
Mo-, was in town Wednesday.
The Methodist Episcopal normal
class will hold county fair at the
opera house on the afternoon and ev-
ening Of Thanksgiving Cay.
Jake Forgraye Is having two weeks
vacation in his school to give the older
boys a chance to help gather their fall
crops.
Mrs. James Brock, Of Chapel, Mo-.
and Mrs. Ida Badger, of Coatsville, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Rider this
week.
P. K. Ware and family are visiting
Charles Dodds and family of Keosau-
qua.
Rev. w. S. Moore, of Donnellson,
spent one day this week with Rev. j.
H. Taylor.
Miss May Hart spent day y. 18th
Miss Rose wedel of vincennes.
Mrs. Caroline Greenleaf is visiting
her sister in Keosauqua this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jack, Of Ben
tonsport visited Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Booth.
Miss Bess Smith, who has been visit
ing her uncle s M. Haley for some
months. has returned to her home at
Christiansburg, Va.
Ellis Rhodes and family. of Chey-
enne, Wyo., came Wednesday for Wis
1t relatives. Mr.. Rhodes has been in the
regular army for about two years and
Is now on a months leave of absence.
He will soon rejoin his regiment in the
Philippines.
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MOB MENAcEs MURDERER.
Daniel Francis Of Chicago Narrowly
Escapes a LynchIng.

Chicago, Oct %. = Daniel Francis
q negro, yesterday shot and instantly
killed Mrs. Dora Scroggs, colored;
fatally wounded his wife, and shot one
of the fingers from the hand of his In
FAINT child. Mrs. Francis held the
baby in her arms when Francis fired
the shot. The murderer narrowly es-
capped summary vengeance at the
hands of a mob. The tragedy occurred
at 4440 Cottage Grove avenue, where
Mrs. Scroggs and Mrs. Francis con-
Quoted lace cleaning establishment.
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EAST END ITEMS.
THE HOUSE FUNERAL.
East End Man, Who Was Found Dead
VIII be Buried Tomorrow,


VIII be Buried Tomorrow.
The funeral of Frank House
who was found dead last Thurs
day morning in the reservoir
near the Burlington round house,
viii be held at the East End Presbyter-
Ian church tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. w. H. HORNED, pastor
OF the church.
The funeral will leave the home of
Charles House, brother of the dead
man, who resides on West Mill street,
at 1:30 o'clock Interment will be
made in the Ottumwa cemetery.
Work Was Good.
About 1000 hogs were killed at the
packing house during the week.
Other East End Items.
Mrs. John Hershon Of Railroad
street, who fell from the second story
OF her home a few days ago and who
it was thought was dangerously hurt,
is now improving and will soon be out
Of danger.
F. Ganley of Keokuk was here and
visited the plant yesterday. Mr.. Gan
ley is visiting with Night Janitor r.
F. Holmes.
Mrs. Jennie Tibbetts and her friend
Mrs. n. r. Steele of Puntsutawney,
Fa., were visitors at the plant yester-
DAY.
W. s. Creech and wife of Union
vile, are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Horn, who resides
SryA Ho{r ofr af ,{o;4
here Friday. Mr. Creech was dele
gate to the Baptist convention.
A. s. Harris and w. Jenkins of Mys,
tic were visitors at the plant on Fri
day.
Paul Boyd of Russell who spent a
few days with his parents at the Min
eral Springs returned home on Mon.
day.
Lon Frederick of Osceola an old
friend OF Michael Moffltt was here on
business Thursday He was on his
way to Iowa county.
A1onzo A. Lewis of the stock yards,
who has been spending few weeks
vacation with friends and relatives in
Hedrick and vicinity, returned to work
Monday.
Edward Barton Of South Ottumwa.
has built new store building in River
view, at the foot Of the hill, near Ia
coma street.
Rev and Mrs. r. A. Smith OF Mon
roe and Richmond Smith and Mrs.
George Schultz were visitors at the
packing house Thursday. Rev. and
Mrs. Smith are delegates to the Bap-
fist convention and are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schultz.
Joe Wilkins Of the jobbing room, was
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Presidential EeIection will Make no
Change.

No matter which candidate is elect.
ed, Foley's Honey and Tar will remain
the peoples favorite remedy for
coughs, colds and incipient consump-
ton. 1t cures colds quickly and pre-
vents pneumonia. A. ]. Nusbaum
Batesville, Ind, writes: II suffered
for three months with a severe cold.
A druggist prepared me some medi
cine and physician prescribed for me,
yet I did not improve. then tried
Foley's Honey and Tar and eight
doses cured me-" w. D. Elliott,
Druggist.
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VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE.
John ElIyson Of Pleasant Plain Drops
Dead in Postoffice.

Fairfield, Oct. %. Disqualification
Ellyson, one of the most prominent cit
liens of the town of Pleasant Plain,
fell dead in the Pleasant Plain post
Office late yesterday afternoon Just
after he had received his mail he drop
ped to the floor dead from heart fail
ure. Mr.. Ellyson was member of the
firm of j. Harvey & Co., merchants of
Pleasant Plain and was manager of
the Pleasant Plain Telephone COM
pany.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-31
PREFERENCE LAW GOES OVER
Supreme Court Does Not Act on Sol
djer Case.

Des Moines, Oct. 2S.-Without de-
Gliding the soldiers preference case the
state supreme court has adjourned
again and will not be in session until
November IA. Yesterday the SUI
preme justices handed down three
opinions before closing the October
period.
In one case, that of Schneider Con-
char & Westphal Co. VS.. August Haus-
man, from Dubuque, the court was
equally divided and the case was ac-
cordingly affirmed, by action of law.
The suit was over a promissory note.
Should the suprema court eventually
announe e that it was also equally di-
vlded on the soldiers preference case,
it would result in an affirmation Of
the district courts decision declaring
the law unconstitutional.
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Hours 9 to IL a. M; to q .. m,
Phones, Office eo8; Residence ee6
Not open Sundays or Tuesdays.
Diseases of Men to 8 p. m.

The opinions handed down were:
noon were:
Charles L. Billiard VS.. John Hop.
kins appellant; affirmed; opinion by
Bishop; from Union county, H. NJ.
Towner, judge. Actin for damages
based upon breach as alleged of the
covenants of warranty.
Robert Boyd VS. Joseph Boyd, ad.
ministrator, and G. M Downs, appel,
liant; affirmed; opinion by Bishop;
from Mahaska county; w. G. Glen.
ents, Judge. Action to foreclose mort
gage.
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NAME DARRAH
CHARLTON REPUBLICANS CHOOSE
MAN TO SUCCEED ELI
MANNING

Charlton, Oct. %. - The republicans
held their primary yesterday and the
vote resulted in a victory for John H.
Darrah for representative There was
g light vote polled however and a
great many of the county voters vot-
ed in town which makes it show a
large vote here. The race among the
candidates was a clean one. There was
no hard pulling whatever.
Following is the vote by precincts:
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The Only Survivor.

of the Hayes Arctic Expedition. Mr..
S. ]. Mccormick, now U. S. Deputy
Mineral Surveyor, Bliss Station, Ida
no, says: For years / have suffered
from severe pains in the hip joint and
back bone, depriving me of all power
The cause was Stone in the Bladder,
and Gravel in the Kidneys. After us
ing DIR. David Kennedys Favorite
Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y, l was
completely cured"
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a Prominent Trainman.

The many friends o, G. H. Hansan,
Engineer L. e. & w. R. R., at present
living in Lima, O., will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He says: II was cur.
ed by using Foley's Kidney Cure
which l recommend to all, especially
to trainmen, who are usually simil.
arly affected w. D. Elliott Drug
giSt.
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XRay Il: !; :; g.:
FIeCtroMa qentism ! + i : term p7'

Myerly applies to the method devised
by him for forcing medicine directly
into diseased parts Of the body. BY
the aid of a powerful electro-m magnetic
machine, he had build in New York
years ago, he can draw medicines
directly through any part Of the body.
He will be glad to demonstrate this to
anyone who is interested 1t was by
this agent that he was enabled to
make the miraculous cure Of H. II.
Wolf, of Fremont, short time ago.
Mr.. Wolf suffered from Dropsy, caus--
fore known to be cured. His case
was pronounced fatal by all who
treated him. It was the opinion Of
one of the most prominent physicians
of Ottumwa that he could not, live
more than week longer. Today he,
Is at work on his farm. His Dropsy
has disappeared and he has gained in
weight over 40 pounds as a result OF
about two months treatment. The
Doctor has made number Of cures in
this city, Just as remarkable, Of peo-
pie, pronounced incurable by other
physicians, by this powerful thera-
peutic agent.
PILES. Pay when cured Is
HYDRoCELE. his guarantee that his
treatment cures to
RUPTURE. stay cured. II you suf-
fer from the evils and dangers of any
of the above maladies, investigate his
methods. You don't have to go to the
hospital to be cured You don't have
to suffer pain or be detained from
your business.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
1nflamed Ovaries Pelvic Inflamma.
lions, Tumors, Womb Troubles, Blad.
der Troubles, arrangements peculiar
to women, Reflex Nerve disorders
cured to stay cured Electro-magnetism
carries medicines to every part of the
pelvic organs.
RHEUMATISM.
BLOOD DISEASES.
Cured as quickly in your own home
as in any health resort.
PAY WHEN CURED
is the offer DR.. Myerly makes to all
who do not know personally of the
wonderful cures he Is making and
who call or write him within 80 DAYS.
When cure Is effected he will charge
4 fair compensation for his services.
but no charges whatever will be made
except for medicines used until a cure
is effected. He will tell you before.
hand what his fee will be when cured.
This offer is his contract to you and
DR.. Myerly always fulfills his contract
to the letter.
Offices 3rd Floor Hoffman, Blk.
otutmwa, la.
Hours 9 to IL a. M; 2 to q .. m,
Phones, Office eoe; Residence ee6
Not open Sundays or Tuesdays.
Diseases of Men to 8 p. m.
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IUtdI. .ol1 olb 5UU ZI1 III
Darrah has a plurality of 201 votes,
making his big gains in the country
precincts. J. H. Cook of Russell ran
we'll in his home township, while ]. B.
Knots did the same at Lucas.
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insdon, visited at John Trent's Sum
Mrs. John Fansher and daughters
We're In Ottumwa Saturday.
Mesdames y. T. and L. e. Copeland
visited in the country Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Arthur Clark.
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Pay When Cured

Is tho best guarantee Drs. Myerly q
kreul can give of their ability to cure
chronic and lingering diseases of both
Sexes that have baffled the skill of.
physicians for years.
Dr. Myerly's remarkable success in
curing chronic and lingering diseases
is due largely to his long and intimate
association with the leading special
lists of Philadelphia, while pursuing,
postgraduate work in the large hos
pitfalls and colleges of that city as
we'll as to the aid Of the most recent
scientific appliances for the cure Of
chronic diseases. He has no superior
in the state in diagnosing and locating
the cause of disease. :.
Mo~,oo worn out. run down,
lNVl VCS tired, no ambition,
discouraged, don't feel good, rest
less. norose, worried over trifes,
ach, liver or kidneys, are soma
Of the things complained OF
where the tiny automatic nerves that
control the heart, digestion. liver
kidneys-the vital forces of life-ares
at fault These are the cases SO little
understood and SO cruelty neglected
by the general practitioner.
DR.. Myerly's treatment is directed
to the building up and strengthening
OF the Sympathetic or Automatic
Nerves that cause so many derange-
ments and disorders. He uses medi-
cine and electricity in accomplishing
these results
Don't be deluded into thinking you
nave been treated by electricity be-
cause some one has applied LITTLE
Faradic hand battery to your case. u
REQUIRES extensive appliances, INTEL
IIGENTLY used to give results.
DEAFNESS, DR.. Myerly uses
DISCHARGES 'm Method heei and vibra-
RINGING NOISES tory Massage in
H TGse GR e'rs the Of ra pfs soss'
BRONCHITIS, Throat and Lungs.
LUNG DISEASES. BY means Of APP
planes in his office he Is able to in
troduce medicines into the middle ear
nose and adjacent cavities, and every
part of the lungs and bronchial tubes.
The many cases of Catarrh, Catarrhal
Deafness and Lung Diseases cured
him In this city is proof Of the effec.
tiveness Of his treatment.
" n is one Of the most pow..
eased conditions Of the
internal organs. DR.. Myerly was one-
of the first physicians in Iowa to
make use of the X-RAY in the treats
ment of disease. His thorough knows
edge of Electricity and wide expert
ence in X-RAY work enables him to
get results with this agent where the
novice fails. He offers 100000 to any
one who will produce case of x-RAY.
burn or am. other bad effect produced
by the x-Ray in any case he has ever
treated. The x-Ray penetrates every
part of the body and is powerful aid
in the treatment of certain chronic
diseases, but useless in the treatment
of Cancer,
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fer from the evils and dangers of any
of the above maladies, investigate his
methods You don't have to go to the
hospital to be cured You don't have
to suffer pain or be detained from
your business.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

Infamed Ovaries, Pelvic In1amma.
tons, Tumors, Womb Troubles, Blad.
der Troubles, arrangements peculiar
to women, Reflex Nerve disorders
cured to stay cured Electromagnetic
carries medicines to every part of the
pelyic organs
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i P. K. Ware and family are visiting
/ Charles Dodds and family Of Keosau-
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Mrs. James Brock, Of Chapel, Mo-,
and Mrs. Ida Badger, Of Coatsville, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Rider this
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The opinions handed down we're:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-01

Big Fire Clothing
Sale.

This department shared the
fate of many others. Every
suit in the house was dumped
into the street.
Now we intend to sell every
suit for what it will bring; we
want to sell every suit in the
house. We want you to come
in and see the clothing display,
and see the prices.
You are aware that we carry
a large stock of first class
clothing. On account of being
dumped into the street has not
changed the quality. but we
have changed the price. This
price will certainly please you.
Like all other goods, it will be
marked in plain figures. One
price to all.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-01
Big Fire Shoe Sale.

This department suffered the
worst of all. Boxes were
broken, shoes are soiled, pairs
are separated. This stock is
simply in bad shape. We real
ize the necessity of closing this
entire stock out before they are
soiled worse. Shoes out of
boxes soon become sOiled.
While this does not hurt the
shoe for wear, it makes them
look bad and are unstable.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-01
The Insurance Company
Stood the Loss.

We do not want the goods in,
our way and are determined to
sell them at once. This will be
the greatest opportunity that
Grenada has ever had to buy
shoes. We intend to sink the
knife deep into the prices.
Hundreds of frst-Class high
grade shoes will be placed on
the slaughter counter. We
want every man and woman in
the county to buy a pair of
shoes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-01

WE DO NOT WANT YOU to understand
W that our goods were in the fire or that any
ofthem were burned. But this is what happened.
This immense stock of merchandise was dumped
into the streets in less time than it takes to tell
the story. 1t was simply thrown or dumped into
one great big pile like SO many loads of sand. No
care was taken in returning it to the store. 1t
was simply thrown out and carried back IN like
manner. AS soon as our loss was adjusted we
put on a sale and sold a large amount of goods.
We found that it takes a long time to unload such
d large stock.
On account of this fire boxes we're broken,
goods sOiled and the entire stock disarranged. 1t
IS our determination to sell this entire stock as
quickly as possible.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-01

Many bargains will be placed on the counters In 1G addition to oqr fire fire
gains These goods will be placed on the counters, marked IN PLAN
bnv from every department in the house. 1t will pay you to come
twenty-five miles to attend this fire sale.