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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-21
ALBA.

Abba, March 1S.-About $50 persons
took supper at the Christian church
last evening, thus bringing into the
treasury something in the neighbor-
hood of eighty dollars. This is the
second supper given by the men of the
church and both have proven to be
great successes both financially and
socially.
Mr.. Forsythe. who has been visiting
his daughter Mrs. Geo. Watts, at
Lockman, was taken seriously i'll at
her home a few days ago and was
conveyed to his own home at Harvey
Yesterday. Mrs. Watts accompanied
him.
Mac" coons has been the guest of
friends in Burlington for several days
past. Yesterday he and one of his
friends were Invited to visit the Lone
Tree club just over the line in Illinois
and in five hours he had bagged thirty
three ducks and four geese. Mr. Coons
says it was hard to leave the place at
train time as the ducks We're lowering
in droves about forty feet overhead
Supt. r. B. Spencer has spared no
pains in preparing the program for the
Monroe County Teachers meeting to
be held in the school house today.
State supt Riggs will address the
meeting this afternoon. Many of the
teachers have places on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Kendall enter
tanned company of five couple at six
o'colck dinner last evening at their
home on South Clinton street.
George l.. Smith started out on his
trip yesterday after a few days visit
with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dundas have gone to
New York for three months course
in the Presbyterian Mission school in
that city. After that they will return
to Abba for brief visit before sail
ing for their future work in India.
Dr. and Mrs. Burke Powell expect
to leave this evening for a weeks visit
in ST. Louis.
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priated by congress for this purpose.
The site has been given by promin-
ent Chicagoans and the first building
erected will provide for taking care of
1000 of the new type of naval appren-
tice
When this training station is finally
completed and it is the intention of
the government to spend 81 900 900 on
1t, the old station at Newport, R. L.,
will be abandoned.
May Have Battle Ship on Lake.
An effort is being made too. to Sc
cure the consent of Canada to the
floating of battleship on Lake Michi-
gan SO that the new seamen will not
only have the shore training but the
practical training on board as well At
present treaty between this country
and Canada prevents the floating of a
Warship OF more than 100 tons on the
great lakes. If the modification is
adopted, however, Chicagoans may
expect to see the new tars floating in
to the harbor.
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, March 1s-Mrs. G. H.
tombstone and Miss Abbie Conner
We're trading in Milton Wednesday.
DR.. ]. E. Guernsey and sister, Mrs.
Laura Virgins, went to Cantril last
Wednesday.
Minnie Virgins spent Wednesday
with her cousin, George Guernsey
Miss Maude Potter, who is teaching
school at Cantril, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Grace Beeler.
Karl Warner has been very sick
for the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Guernsey and
Mrs. M. ]. Snider were at Keosauqua
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson were the
guests Of Clarence Van Fleet Friday
night and Saturday.
Mrs Eugene Harrison visited in
Cantril last week.
Climber Cowan and Mr.. Horn, of
DoudsLeando. spent last Saturday
night with Mr.. Cowan's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cowan.
Ned Harrison spent Friday night
with his son at Cantril.
Harms Saddler was in Cantril last
Saturday.
Mrs Addie Roush and children are
spending a few days with her uncle
Silas Humphrey.
Mrs. Anna VIM was the guest Of
Mrs. Bell Van FLEET Thursday.
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ELDON.

Eldon, March 1S.-Mr and Mrs.
Chas. Needham left today for Newton
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Needham's
father.
Mrs. Roy Franklin returned from a
visit with relatives in Ottumwa re-
Gently.
Ed Moore is able to be out again af-
ter week at home on account of sick
ness.
Miss Grace Haydock left yesterday
for Tulare, Cal, to visit her pa,
rents
Miss ona Robinson, of Bonaparte,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city, at the home of c. o. Ehinger and
w. v. Taylor.
Victor Neff returned to his studies
at Elliott Business college at Burling-
ton yesterday, after weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. D. Rogers. of Fairfield, is visit
ing this week with her daughter, Mrs.
George M. Caviness.
Miss Pearl Dellnger, of Hedrick, Is
visiting Eldon friends this teek, at
the home of r. H. Neff and family.
c. w. Finney and wife and r. F. Kit
tie and Wife attended social gather
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller in Ottumwa yesterday.
G. w. Whistler left last evening for
Pueblo, Colo, to visit friends.
Miss Blanch Norton returned home
today from Chicago where she has
been attending college.
Miss Sallie Baum, of Ottumwa, is
visiting friends in this city.
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KEEPS PROMISE;
MCDONALD COLORADO'S CHIEF

Denver, Col, March 1S.-James H.
Peabody kept his promise to resign
the governorship of Colorado after
holding it one day. His resignation,
of which W. s. Boynton, Of Colorado
Springs, had been custodian since
Wednesday, when it was written, was
filed in the Office of the secretary Of
state at 4:20 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
James Cowie, secretary of state, i'm
mediately certified Gov. Peabody's res
ignation, and Lieut.. Gov. Mcdonald
then was sworn in as governor by
Chief Justice Gabert There was no
further ceremony.
Three Governors in "a Hours.
Governor Adams was ousted and
Governor Peabody installed by the
general assembly at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, and Governor McDon-
aid was sworn in before o'clock Fri
day. Thus, in less than twenty-four
hours Colorado has had three COVER
nors.
Governor Peabody received many
callers who urged him not to resign,
and also many messages of the same
import. To all these he replied he did
not care to hold the chair. He said
he was tired Of the worry and excite
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BOYS TO ENTER u. S. NAVY
MUST NOW BE II YEARS OH

Chicago, March 18. The old IA
miliar sign: Wanted, Boys for Our
Navy" which has been seen on every
billboard from New York to San Fran
cisco, Is soon to be thing of the
past.
Secretary of the Navy Morton has
determined not only that the recruit.
ing stations shall be abolished but
that the age limit of naval apprentices
shall be raised.
Those boys who are looking forward
to the day when they shall be IA years
old, and thus. under the rules, old
enough to enter the navy, will have to
live on for three years longer before
their hopes may be realized
Boys Must Be II Years Old.
The new ruling made by Secretary
Morton provides that boys taken into
the navy shall be IL years old and
known as apprentice seamen." A
training station for these future tars
is to be built at Lake Bluff on Lake
Michigan and s250,oo0 is to be appro.
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AsHGRovE.

Ashgrove, March 18.-Thurman Day
and family moved Saturday to Ottum.
wa where they will make their home
Mrs. B. B. Elder is visiting in Moul.
ton.
Will Wolfe and family are visiting
relatives in this vicinity before leaving
for their home in California.
Rev. Alva Huff preached at the Bap.
fist church Sunday night.
Quite number from here attended
baptismal services at Union Sunday.
Endeavor at the Christian church
Sunday night.
Howard Cassell spent Saturday and
Sunday with Thurman Cassill
Rev. Hastings filled his appointment
here Sunday
Olive Albright was the guest of Sena
Sapp Sunday.
Will Tomlin and John Closer spent
Sunday at j. w. Proctor's.
Several persons from here delivered
hogs at Drakeville Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Reynolds visited recently
with Mrs. Tom Cassill.
Miss Jennie Updike spent Wednes-
day at A. Cassill's.
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OAK HILL.

Oak Hill, March Isl. F. Parks, G.
N. Roberts and H. G. Parks attended
the horse sale at Eldon recently.
County Recorder M. F. Lee anG
County Supt Henin.ger, of Keosauqua
were guests at the H. A. Brodeen home
one day last week.
F. Knecht and family spent Wed
nesday with A. P. Birchmier. Mr.
Birchmier has sold his farm and ex-
poets to leave for washington soon.
Guy and May Parks and August and
Gertrude Knecht and James Vaughn
were entertained at the George Nc
Mains home last Monday evening.
Tom Vaughn was elected director OF
the school here for a term of three
years.
Miss Edna Ingold is visiting at J.
U. Ritz's this week.
Perry Miller made a business trip
to Selma Wednesday.
Guy Parks has sold his horse and
expects to leave for the west soon, but
has no particular location in view.
G. w. Roberts has been quite i'll the
past week with an attack Of lung
fever.
L. F. Baker was a Bloomfield visitor
Thursday.
ness Wednesday.
H. H. Behrens sold his farm to
County Supt. Heninger, of Keosauoua.
Mr.. Behrens has gone back to Chicago
again. The place has been rented by
G. E. Brodeen, who has already moved
there.
Miss Mary Work visited at John
Barkers Monday.
A number of farmers of this COM
munity are much interested in the
Farmers Telephone system and will
attend the Farmers Mutual Telephone
meeting at Troy.
George Boyer is spending few days
with his sister, Mrs. c. E. Brodeen.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Ray, a
son.
Miss Gertrude Knecht closed a six
months term of school at Oak Hill
Friday. Miss Knecht has given excel
lent satisfaction, and the people show
ed their appreciation by coming out
the last day. A good program was
rendered. At the close she was pre-
sented with a beautiful album and
book by the pupils.
Robt. Downing was a caller at the
V. n. Cassidy home Sunday evening.
Ellis Darnell and Miss Ida Casaday
We're guests at the home of William
Davidson, Of White Elm, last Sunday
Hugh Bell, who has been i'll for
some time, is not much better.
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ment of his contest, and wished to 90
back to his bank in Canon City. A
half dozen members Of the national
guard patrolled about the executive
chamber during the day.
Mcdonald has taken no part in the
fight over the governorship. which has
been waged since the election. Noyem-
Der 8! He refused to aid his friends
in the legislature to have him made
governor, and, as presiding officer in
the joint assembly, he made several
rulings against the movem ent in his
behalf
Senator Arthur Cornforth, president
pro tempore of the senate, will be act.
ing lieutenant governor.
Adams Says He Is "outraoed,.
I am going back to my home and
my business in Pueblo" said Adams.
who was deposed after having served
sixty-six days of the two years term.
Il am president of savings bank and
l have a hardware establishment.
Il have been outraged, and feel
the resentment that is natural am
for law and order, and self-sacrifice ig
a part Of my duty in advance to that
principle. | submit to the outrage
that could not be prevented peace.
fully
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YAM PA.

Yampa. March 1S.-Walter Nafzige1
has returned home from Des Moines
where he has been attending school.
R. M. Williams was a business Wis
itor In Batavia Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Hilton were in
Batavia Saturday
Stanley and Ralph Curtis were in
Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. G. M. shearer, of Ottumwa
was an over Sunday visitor with he1
niece, Mrs. e. N. Sterner, of this
place.
ALI Yeager was in this place Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Adler and daughter were in
Batavia Wednesday on business.
Thomas Rifle is still improving.
Scott Hilton and James Holmes
went duck hunting Saturday
Fred Morrison is on the sick list.
Miss Helen Beall spent Sunday al
home.
Ed James was in Ottumwa Monday
Roy Burnaugh and Mama Searles
were married Tuesday
Joseph and Miles Davis were Ba
tavia business callers Tuesday.
Norton Giltner was in Ottumwa Fri
day.
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NEW CHURCH AT sleouRNEY.
The Raptlsts Will Have Fine Open
ina PROGRAM Sunday

ing Program Sunday.
Sigourney, March 18.-(Special. y
The Baptist people are making great
preparations for the dedication Of thei,
new church tomorrow and large
crowd is expected. The following is
the program arranged:
10 o'clock, Sunday school, John
tx, Ill.
II o'clock, preaching service.
Doxology.
Invocation, Rev. Philip Palmer.
Scripture reading, Rev. ]. w. Golf
man.
Anthem, Grown This Temple"
Prayer, Rev. T. B. Hughes.
Solo, HE Leadeth Me,''-Mrs. Min.
teer.
Announcements.
Quartet, "Under His Wings" Phelps
McQuaid, Morgan, Needham.
Sermon, Rev. s. E. Wilcox, secre.
tary Of Baptist state convention.
Hymn.
Benediction, Rev. Philip Palmer.
Evening.
$3.50, Young Peoples services. Lead
err, e. e. Phelps
1880, preaching service.
Hymn.
Prayer, Rev. Philip Palmer.
Scripture reading, Rev. T. B.Hughes
Solo, Mr.. Allender, of Ottumwa.
Address, James E. Hardin an, man
aging editor of Davenport Daily Times
Announcements.
Quartet, my Weary Soul Rest
Hath Found"
Sermon, Rev. S. e. Wilcox.
Dedicatory prayer, Rev. ]. W. Golf.
man.
Anthem, Great is the Lord
Benediction, Rev. S. E. Wilcox.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, March 1S.-Dr. M. M
Perry entertained a few Of his friends
yesterday for luncheon.
Mrs. Fl. B. Patton went to Des
Moines yesterday morning for a visit
with relatives.
"The Tragedy of the Quails'' will be
the subject Of Rev. Pal1ner's Sunday
evening sermon at the Baptist church,
Rev. Henry has resigned the rector
ship of the Episcopal church here, the
same to take effect the first of Nav,
Mrs. F. c. Stanley and Mrs G. r.
Kirk are spending a few days in Des
Moines.
Leroy Lorimer has returned from a
business trip to Davenport.
Mrs. f. R. Croker went to Chicago
Thursday for a few days visit.
Edward Kelley spent the day in Rus
sell yesterday, adjusting a loss on the
house and household goods Of j. L..
Werts
Messrs. Herman and Arthur Nelson
departed this morning for Canada,
where they will farm this year.
Frank Pearson has returned to his
home in Ottumwa.
Yesterday was the last day for the
filing of nominations for the city cleo
ton which takes place on March 81.
and another ticket was chosen and
placed in the field with Attorney ]. w.
Kriddlebaugh heading the ticket for
mayor, and Clarence Blake for coun-
Gilman in the First ward. Chas Con-
nell in the Second and j. H. Darrah
in the Third, the last two being nomi-
nees of the other convention also.
David Fluke spent the day Thursday
in Osceola with his sons
Ben B. White, Of Cedar township,
was business caller in the city
Thursday
Nelse Stark, of Lucas, was greeting
his Charlton friends Thursday.
Miss Nora Baker came down from
Des Moines last evening for an ex-
tended visit with her father, Alonzo
Baker.
Mrs. Minnie Reed is expected home
Monday from Pratt, Kansas, where
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Fire at Bonaparte.

Bonaparte, March 1S.-The interior
Of S. T. Henry's restaurant was very
badly damaged by fire Friday morning
about o'clock, caused by an explosion
of a gasoline stove. The alarm was
given and many responded and the
fire was quickly extinguished. This
would have made a very disastrous
fire as the restaurant is located near
several frame buildings.
Cochrell of Keosauqua, visited
friends and relatives here Wednesday.
Mrs. G. E. Fuller has been quite i'll
Frank Coolidge, of Eldon, visited re-
latives here Wednesday,
Miss Icye Murphy is quite i'll with
the grip.
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KANSAS CITY MAN WILL SUCCEED
cockRELL ELECTED SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON.
SIXTY-SEVEN BALLOTS
Amid Great TumuIt the Missouri LeeIs-
Iature, After Long Drawn Out
Deadlock, Finally Decides on sena-
torship in Last Joint Session.

Jefferson City, March 20. - The leg
islature convened in it's final joint ses-
sion Saturday to make its last effort to
break the senatorial deadlock and elect
senator. The roll call showed It's
members present and one absent, max
ing Lightweight votes necessary to
elect.
The sixty-frst ballot resulted as fol-
lows: Cockrell 80; Warner "a; Med
ringhaus 81; Kerens 5; Bartholdt l.;
Peck 1.
Sixty-second ballot: Cockrell 80;
Warner Sc; Niedringhaus 4; Kerens
20; Peck 1; Parker 1.
Sixty-third ballot: Cockrell 80; War
ner 68; Niedringhaus 3; Kerens 20;
Peck /.
Sixty-fourth ballot: Cockrell SO;
Warner 81; Niedringhaus 3; Kerens,
81; Peck 1.
Sixty-fifth ballot: Cockrell SO; War
ner 6S; Niedringhaus 4 Kerens 10;
Peck 1.
kerens Talks to Members.
After the sixty-sixth ballot was ta-
ken, which showed no material
change, Mr.. Kerens appeared in the
Adll euu lldue d SuOlI speech. he Sdlu,
Your duty is to elect republican
senator. If Warner is your choice,
say, God speed to you and elect him"
Riotous Tumut Prevails.
There was much excitement during
the balloting and several motions to
recess were lost. The democrats de-
manded recognition on a motion to adj
journ but the clerk refused to call the
roll. A fight was started in one end Of
the hall, resulting in the smashing of
a clock. The sixty-seventh ballot pro-
coded amid riotous tumult.
Warner is Elected,
William Warner of Kansas City was
elected United States senator to sue
coed Cockrell, ON the sixty-seventh bal
lot.
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RETREATING ARMY IS THREATENED
WITH NEW ENVEL0plNC MOVEMENT

she was called by the serious illness
OF her brother, Harland Parker.
G. e. Morgan has returned to his
home In Des Moines, after a pleasant
visit In the city.
The Concordia society held their first
meeting of the season in the basement
of the church last evening.
The Baptist Benevolent society met
with Mrs. Jacob McKlveen this after
noon.
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ENJOYS WESTERN TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Mowrey Returned
Yesterday from Sunny California.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Mowrey, 723
North Court street, returned yesterday
afternoon on Burlington No. from an
extended pleasure trip in California.
While at Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs.
Mowrey had the pleasure Of partici-
pating in Iowa day. This event was
held in Sunny Side park and was sort
of a reunion of people from this state.
Mr.. Mowrey met many of his acquain-
tances, former residents of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mowrey left Ottumwa
over q month ago, taking the southern
route, via the Rock Island to Califor-
MIA. and returning from the west over
the northern route via the Burlington
from Denver, Colo.
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WANT STREET CAR SERVICE
Citizens of Riverview Would Like
Traction Company to Extend Line.

1.-THE citizens Of Riverview have
great expectations of the electric
street car line being extended to their
addition, the company having the mat
ter under consideration" said l.. H.
Hughes of Riverview. IF this, takes
place quite number of houses will be
built in and near Rivervinew. Swift
& Co. will build five new houses, max
ing eleven in one row on Main street.
while will build two frame cottages"
continued Mr. Hughes.
The enterprise of Mr.. Hughes in
agitating the extension of the street
car line to Riverview has met with
much support from people in that vi
cinity The Traction company is con-
sidering the advisability of extending
the line further east.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished by Lowenberg & Co, 1o7
South Court.
Baker, G. B. and wife to H. e.
Baker, northwest II section 10; south
west u, southwest Il, section IS, II,
10, $4,000.
Picken, Lee A. and wife to Horace
G. Moore, west X, northwest H., south
east ", section 1, 70, Is. $500.
Davis, Eliza to Jas. S. Aldridge,
60. c. Do, north u. northeast sec
ton Q, 70, IA, 81. correction deed)
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Bystanders Save Woman From Suicide
Iowa City, March 1S.-Mrs. Chas.
Gilligan attempted to commit suicide
by drowning yesterday morning, but
was restrained by bystanders. The al
legged cause is temporary insanity on
account of dependency. She was ar
raigned before the county insane com
missioners and confined to st. Joseph
sanitarium.
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MUST PAY FOR GRIMES.

John Wagar, Murderer and Desperado,
Sentenced to PenitentIary.
. ++.+ s4ss
Cleveland, O., March 10. John =
Wagar, who killed his brother, dan "
y gerously wounded policeman and y
defied posse Of officers from his =
barricaded home in Lakewood, two !, :
= months ago, was today sentenced =
to twenty-five years in the pom =
y itentlary. He is member of =
prominent and wealthy family. =
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, March 49, - The weekly
bank statement shows that loans have
decreased $5,241,yO0; deposits have de-
creased $16,227,700; the reserve has
decreased s7,43o,9OO; the surplus has
decreased $4,123,975; ex-United States
deposits have decreased $4,495,275.
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MRS. vARDAMAN DEAD.

Mother Of Msslsslppis Governor
Drops Dead at Her Home.
Jackson. Miss, March 10. - Mrs.
Mary Fox Vardaman, mother of Gov
vernon Vardaman, dropped dead to-
day in the bath room at her home here.
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VALUABLE COLLECTION LOST.

Paintings, Statuary and Artistic Ma.
terials Burned In New York.
New York, March 18.-Many valu-
able paintings, pieces of statuary and
articles used in instruction were de-
stroyed today by fire which damaged
the building occupied by the National
Academy of Design.
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HOUSE UNRooFED.
Gas Explosion Wrecks Sioux Cit,
Building and Injuries Four People.

+ - = u + y Il
Sioux City, March 1s.-Mrs. y
George Peaman, her sister, Mrs. y
j. c. Jones, and her two little chill u
*'dren, Gladys and Francis Yeaman, y
were terribly burned In an expIo- =
sion of gas today. Mrs. Yeaman u
will probably die. The gas had .
been escaping in the house and =
when a match was struck 1t caused =
an explosion which lifted the roof =
= off the building.
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VICTIM OF HYDRoPHoHIA.

Bite of Cat Nine Months Ago Causes
Boys Death Today.
st. Louis, Mo-. March IS. = The BITE
of a pet cat nine months ago caused
the death today by hydrophobia Of
Henry Pfasterer, aged 9 years.
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kid" zimmerman is known in OF
tumwa. having fought ten round bout
with Blaine Brewer of this city at the
Grand Opera House some months ago.
Since that time he has been prevented
from taking part in two fights, one at
Moline, Ill. and the one in Peoria, ILL.,,
last night
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REBELS TAKE CITY.

Arab Insurgents Capture sanaa, Capt.
tai Of Yemen Province.
Alden, Arabia, March 18.-It Is re-
ported that Sanaa, the capital of the
province of Yemen with it's garrison
of 5000 men, has fallen into the
hands of Arab insurgents.
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GETS FOUR YEARS.
J. F. Cordova, Unfrocked Minister
Accused by Wife, Is Sentenced.

New Brunswick, N. j., March 49,
j. F. Cordova, the unfrocked minister
who twice eloped with Julia BOVINE
and was convicted Of abandoning his
wife and three children and assaulting
his wife, was today sentenced to four
years Imprisonment.