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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-31
STATE HOUSE.
Annual Meeting Of Gov
ernorS' Association,
Thursday, Aug. 10, Expected 10
Be Enjoyable Affair.
-Four Have Already Accepted, and Several
Others Will Probably Be Present.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next meeting Of Governor and Council
"Wednesday, August 9, at 10 A. M.

If is probable that the annual meet
;,g Of th. \ Association of Governors
and Their Staffs. which will be held
III Crnp COBB on Governors day
Thursday. Aug. 10. will be We'll atten =
- aud that several of the eX-GoVerr-
,,re Of the state, With members or them
STATS. will be present. Col. Erancls
I<eefa. the secretary of the association,
AS already received the acceptance
If four Governors to the invitation
vhich was sent cut. July Il, they De
ing Hon. John +. Hill. Hon. Edwin &.
Eurleigh. Gen. Selden Conner and Hon.
Llrwellyn POW er$. and although reTli~s
have not vet been received from all, 1t
is expected that among others who viii
be present will be Gen. Joshua L..
Chamb .rlain. Hon. Henry Il. Cleavcs
and Hon. Frederick Robbie and HOr.
Alonzo G1rcelOn. The progl am for the
Gav will include business meeting. at
which officers will be elected for the
ensuing wear, and other matters at
tended to. and which viii be followed
10y Il dinner at the headquarters mess.
Zine meeting will be- Of the nature Of 7
Governors reunion, ana SHOULD be pro-
'iuctivr of much enjoyment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Ladies' gray and white ribbed
fleeced Vests and Pants, twin
needle finished seams, pearl but
tons and silk tapped. 32c value
for this sale. Csc
eaCn ~ 80
Ladies' MacO ribbed feeced cotton
Vests and Pants. theN best SOC
value the market affordsr 40o
for this sale. each. ~ =. ~
Ladies' 75c worsted plated ribbed
fleeced Vests and Pants. S2o
natural and white colors at.
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Union Suits,
natural and white Oneita or reg
ular style. real value $50, S0c
for this sale. per suit. ..-..
20 dozen Iadies' pure natural wool
fiat knit Vests and Pants. special
lot OF s2c goods. for this To
Anniversary Sale, each. 49,
90 dozen children's mixed ribbed
fieeced Vests and Pants, sizes IL
to "a, for this sale we price them
according to size. 3c
down TO. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Needlework Sale.

HUNDREDS of special Of
u ferings will make afvisit
to this department pay well.
Tenerifre Lace DoyIies, 100 dozen,
worth UP to 800, 10
at 25c. 319o and .--..........1 Oc
Center Pieces, "a inch, brown
tinted linen, sample line bought
. cheap ..tworthi up TO $500, OS
!, choice at. .--..-~ ZCc
Ask to see the Hedebo
work, white linen center
pieces, sfor this beautiful new
stitch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Millinery

THE autumn and winter mil
/ linery was never more
tempting. No assemblage of
smarter trimmed hats and
bonnets than ours can be
found anywhere. Then there's
the children's hats, bonnets,
hoodS and caps In greater
variety than ever, and no one
questions the McCabe prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Handkerchief

n MONG the many hundred
~ dozens of handker-
chiefs which we provided well
and wisely for this great An.
niversary Sale, space permits
mention of only a few
The first is $50 dozen ladies' pure
linen II. s., fine embroidered but
terfiy In corner, beautiful hand
work initials. the best we could
find to retail for csc, and better
than you Will find elsewhere for
Csc. put mp in pretty half dozen
boxes, during this sale at just one
half, 1874 C apiece. two for a quar-
ter. not more than a half 1OI.
dozen to a customer 4. -. INV
Another LOT of 100 dozen chiidren's
linen II. s. Handkerchief. en-
broidered In one corner. guaran-
teed pure linen. at SC. six g.
for csc. one for. ............ ~
Ladies' fine II. s. Handkerchief,
one corner with lace and embroid-
cry. Anniversary Sale, SC <.
each. six for 27c. one for. 80. ~
Hundreds of dozens more
handkerchiefs for men, women
and children, just as good
values.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Mems Jaeger mixed fleece lined
Shirts and Drawers. extra value
at soc. for 40.
this sale .S@N
Mems Gessner patent wool fleece
lined Shirts and Drawers. all scA ms
twin needle finished, pearl but
tons. no better goods anywhere
at 75c. for this sale SO
We price them at. COC
Mems natural and tan mixed Me-
rino Shirts and Drawers. fine fin
ish. worth 800. ~
we price them at. NC
Camefs hair and natural wool
Shirts and Drawers. best values
we have ever shown. at O. M
81. a.. $l.26 and. 49,. " wv
Mems 22c grade Nnerino, mixed
Socks I'm black. oxfsord. natural
and indigo. IOL
Mems pure Wool Swoaters In navy,
maroon and black. CT 40
the $1.75 quality. -. p1.fZ
Mems fancy Tennis Night Shirts.
extra heavy tennis, pearl buttons,
s %e price this iot Soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Your Eyes

no they trouble you?
u Even if they do. you may
not need glasses. DR.. Myers,
our eye specialist, will ex-
anime your eyes, and advise
you free of charge just what
is best for you. II you need
glasses, of course, we shall
be glad to sell them TO you.
You will decide for yourself
where TO buy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Hosiery

WE PURCHASED two cases OF
w Misses and Chldren's ribbed
hecced hoe at prices way below
value. All sizes. TO 10. worth
up to zee pair. we can sell these
at 1Sc. 1917
1oc and .AS/k~
Boys Extra Heavy Ribbed Hose,
with or without fleeing. L.
great values, ut pair. csc and ~
women's Heavy Black Hose,
about as dozen. double heels aud
toes. always IL isc. O.
this lot. pair. ..-.......-.O "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

tth not our hnnuens
p n pf $50 japanese
o or hi
epo
o bnoren
lr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
ConfectionS

TO call every ones atten-
tention to our immense
variety of candy, and to the
superior quality of all our
confectionery, during our en-
tire Anniversary week We
will sell
Fine Chocolate Creams at f5c 10.
Sailed Peanuts every day, 1oc No.
Not over 1 NJ each TO a customer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Anniversary Sale of Underwear

FAMOUS American Knitting Mills mems and wo-
L mems underwear. A fortunate purchase will
enable us to offer the best qualities of this perfect
fitting underwear way under regular price.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
CorSetS


lAIE have nearly hundred
w styles of well known
makes of the best dollar cor
sets in the world. TOO
many" you will say, and we
know it. We have decided to
close out one, two or three
styles OF each of the following
four most famous makes:
The &C b, the "P. n. -,
the "Thompson's Glove Fit
ting, and the wv. Is. "
These are the regular Dollar Cor
sets, which hundreds OF our Gus
toners wear. and YOU can buy any
Of them at this Anniversary "a,
Sale for just.
such a wide open OFFER has never
been published. We cannot prom
Use every size I'm each style all
week. but plenty OF each size i'm
the lot. 20
DOllArS TOT $1,000 $3.50
And souvenirs galore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Diamond Rings, 81
$40 and SIS

TO illustrate the money saw
ing possibilities in buy
ing at our jewelry store, we
offer three trays of diamond
rings at about manufacturers
prices
Fine karat hand carved mount
ings, nice cut Diamond CT m
Rings at SIS, SO and .. Vf w
Watches. jewelry and silverware
sold the "a me way during this great
big Thirty fifth Anniversary Sale.
Don't forget the valuable souvenirs
we hand out with these purchases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Cheviot Long Coats, made with
triple strap back, black. CS *
navy and brown
Kerscy Coats, basket cheviots.
stylish mannish mixtures, fnciud-
ing ereys. tailored to hold shape
in wearing. priced expressly for
the Anniversary sale GO IN
at ..p0.CO
Rain Coats. made OF shower
proof goods in oxford and castor.
shirred, tucked and belted IN back.
have been the best $40. 90 gar
ments this season, for this sale
we SIP
say
Cheviot Long Coats with black fur
collars, &Z IN
Stylish Fall Suits, new long coats
fancy pleated skirts. made OF fine
quality cheviots. special co RI
for this sale .~~'So
Clever New York Suits, made In
fancy mixtures. long coat made
Paddock style, half satin lineC.
suits like these have often sold for
$500, our anniver- Ga *
sary price IL ~AO'O~
SILK Pctticoats made OF rustling
taffeta, deep ffounce, ca 30
5000 values. this time ..V7c<
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

4 ARGE assortment OF choice
l. novelties in fancy handled
umbrellas for men and wo-
men.
Long, large. gold and silver
trimmed handles, as well as pearl.
ivory and gun metal. best silk
union taffeta and serge, in great
est variety: Anniversary Sale
prices. $500. 33.97. 8ISO
81. so and. -...-..--......0 .OO
Children's School Umbrellas, steel
rods, heavy serge. several SA-
styles at 75c and. OOc
Extra large and strong family I'm
brellas. sizes 30, 81 and 4-fnch.
s at 10 u -lsr &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
Never Had Such An Anniversary Display of
Carpets, Rugs and Furniture
Only Few of the Bargains Can Be Listed Here

nARPETS-Big variety of in
~ grain, brussels, velvet, AK
minister and Wilton carpets at
less prices than equal qualities
sell for elsewhere
Ingrains begin at 25c
Brussels begin at ............. 4Sc
Nelvcts begin at ...............S: $50
Administers begin at ............ 9sc
WiltOns begin at 81 %
RUGS-Room sizes, marked
under price. The Anniversary
Sale is a good time to buy.
9x10H feet Brussels Rugs SQQ7
Tor ...... ~~'~a
9x12 feet Brussels, extra ca IN
sn ~, feet Velvet Rugs S19.75'
Tor ~ -
-9x12 feet Administer Rugs COZ az
An immense variety of smaller siz-
ed rugs at most satisfactory prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Leather Goods
I AIDES Fitted Handbags,
II made OF patent leather. gilt
frames, 81 90 values. "a
anniversary price .NSS
Extra Special Anniversary lot Of
ladies' shopping bags, assorted
feathers and frames, many of
them ARE. fitted. values range up
TO 50. so, for this Anniversary
Sale. your CT m
pick for an even WV
Ladies' Travelling Bags, solid
grain calf skin, nickel mount
ings, for co 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Italian Goth Pcfticoats. Very
full. with ruffies' on deep fiorlnce,
you'll find these c. 90
bargain at -........ - =. %A w
Isounging Robes. kiuono style.
made OF pretty sPersianI material,
look like SO. 90 ones, OK
these are ............- we
Flannellette Night Gowns, full
sizes. fancy strtped. fieecy goods,
compare them with 81 90 styles
in most places - you'll pick these
right quick TX
a. .'....-. 90 - -
Beautiful Fall Waists, made OF
All-Wool Albatross. all colors:| we
have never given such waist value
In any OF our great sales CT TX
as these are at. .. ~A' ~
Children's Coats. priced for this
sale at s4.75, ss.42. CT OF
$3.50 and. C1.o(
Children's Rain Coats. made of
shower proof goods in castor color,
shfrred and tucked; CT 20
Anniversary Sale price ~ 100
Women's Walking Skirts. assort-
ed lot, many styles, mixtures.
checks. meltons. broadcloths.
cheviots. all we'll made. and hang
right. Anniversary bargains co TX
at $500. S3.S2 and. .-.. Q<.2 ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30
OomeStiCs

lN.spite'ofathe extreme high
] price of cotton goods we
are :offeringssome astonishing
values here. Note the fol.
lOuvfnp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

Handsome display of mission style chairs, rockers,
tables also Bseye and mahogany dressers music cabinets
marked at most attractive Anniversary Sale Prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-30

81 Nottingham Curtains. all fall designs,
bought or.
Newest Brussels, Irish Point and Gable
Madras with dainty
Nuisance and Filet Italiene designs, handsome
patterns. most unusual values So 9S, e. 90
Couch Covers in Oriental designs and stripes.
frnged around, each. 80 68, .25. no.
Tapestry Portieres third under real value,
est in Armure, Rep. Bagdad, and 20 II
Indian effects, per pair. SIS. g. 81 "a 90.
Imported Scotch Madras, white. natural and colored.
ranging n widths from 80 to SO inches. o.
per yard, SIC, 62c, and ..................EJ C
s 900 yard wide, c. T. n. Curtain Swisses.
to 10 yard lengths. always, 1910 a yard. n
Anniversary Sale price, yard ..................JI
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
MAJOR LACEY ALL RIGHT.

Grtnnell Herald--Last week the Pc
tition OF Grinnell people asking Con-
gresham Lacey to lend his influence
to the passage Of bill to prevent dis
crimination in rates. was forwarded to
him. One Of Major Lacey's Grinnell
friends also wrote him asking him per-
sonally to interest himself In the mat
ter. To thissletter Major Lacey replied
as follows, showing that he stands
with the Iowa people in their demand
for an absolutely square deal all
around:
December 40, 1904.
Dear Sir and Friend: Your letter Of
the 18th was received and day before
yesterday received the petition to
which you refer. The subject Of rate
discrimination and Of rebates - the
most difficult problem in connection
with interstate commerce rates. Every
shipper is entitled to an absolutely
square deal, and the Same rate for like
service as any other shipper. The
question Of excessive or unreasonable
rates fs also an important one, and the
whole subject OF the Presidents mes
sage is being carefully considered by
the committees on Interstate and for
eign commerce In both houses. I know
the house committee H. diligently al
work upon the question and believe
they will be able to formulate bill
which will meet the approval Of thu
President and the country on this
question. Yours truly,
John F. Lacey.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
SENATOR DEpEW.

Des Meines capitai.-Ths opposition
to the election Of Senator Depew from
New York, came from the unrepublican
republicans: the new lights az 1t
were. These unrepublican republicans
never like man who has always been
republican. They made quite show
Of opposition and presented splen-
did man in the person Of ex-Goy.
Frank s. Black. Ex-Governor Black Is
tall, angular and slender, like Lincoln,
ana his character Is ns square as Idn-
coins WAS. Sometime he ID to be made
senator from the great empire state
but when the republicans got to think
ing seriously about putting Depew out,
they remembered his long years Of GER
vice to his party, when the party was
not as strong as 1t Is now, and made
up their minds that It would be unjust
to the old man, to dispense with his
services now. Plat made q great fight
for Depew and Governor Odell, who is
the recognized leader Of the party de-
cided that party interest would be
served bv the reelection OF the sena-
tor, although he had made up his mind
to support Governor Black. Governor
Odell said he simply wanted to do
what was best for the party, therefore
changed front. Senator Depew Goes
not cut much Of figure in the senate.
but the republicans evidently did the
manly thing in electing him, for the
reason that for nifty years he has been
an ,,nselfish and devoted, manly repub-
lican.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
HOW TO BE HEALTHY.

DIR. L. j. Baker, acting city health
officer Of Ottumwa, and the Courier,
are both receiving complimentary no
tice from the state health authorities
on, account Of the sanitary column
conducted under DR.. Bakers supervi-
sion in this paper each weak. The
articles to be found in the column have
to do almost entirely with treating at
home the diseases which are common
and which. can be prevented with more
ease than they can be cured. Rules
have been given for keeping the home
in a good sanitary condition, and have
been printed, and many families are
acting upon them since they appeared.
Each week the articles appear and the
Courier advises the heads Of families
to read the advice contained in these
articles carefully and act upon them.
They are prepared by physicians.
school teachers, business men and
others who have had experience which
fits them to give advice to the public
along these lines. This advice will be
found to he good and If followed will
bring results.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
BoNAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Jan 6. Prof. R. B.
George of Chicago. III, will give a
free concert in the NJ. Z. church on
Tuesday January 10 to organize a
training school in sight reading, voice
culture and choir drill.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
gave a banquet and dance Wednesday
evening The dance was attended by
a very large crowd and was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Charles Dulin visited in Ben
torsport Thursday
Dave Martin of Kahoka was In the
city Wednesday evening.
George Bales and Miss Alice MUIR
ply Of Bentonsport attended the dance
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Mcdaniel visited In
Pennington on Thursday.
Miss Edith Blpwnlee Of KeosauGua
lis, visiting William Long and family.
Jim Waters Of Pennington was In
the city Wednesday.
Frank Davis Of Eldon was business
visitor here on Wednesday.
number of Miss Refa Packers
friends gave her a party Tuesday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
County t,inh SCHOOLS.

N,rarcrs counties IN Iowa ere con-
STEERING TIE question Of establishing
ecl,nty hieh schools for the education
~ the children Of the small county
saats end the children living al
through The county Superintendent
pf7rs Isl much II. earnest in recon-
rt1anding this innovation in Iowa and
several Of the counties which have no
large fiefl schools are Satins Up with
tl,o suggestion very readily. Among
fhe7s IL Davis county where the
Pl@on1field s-Pepuhlican is making
a strone carnpai9n In favor Of the idea.
meeting IS TO be held this evening
at thes court house in Bloomfield fer
The purpose of securing IN expression
Of the oninion Of the leading citizens
With regard to the plan.
The scheme as outlined by Superin-
tardent Pigs shonId prove good
nre. 1t will give county like Davis.
for instance. high school as large
and as well equipped, practically, as
the one in Ottumwa. city several
times as large as Bloomfield 1t will
make 1t possible for residents o. Davis
county to educate their children In a
high school which can be accredited
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
AS OTHERS SEE US.

Burlington Hawk-E Eye. ottumwa
claims $4,000 Inhabitants nthe basis
number. And whether she has that
number or not, there Is no doubt that
she has the right kind Of people. and
when It comes to making q town, II. ID
not numbers alone that count. The
wide-awake. progressive spirit, the
ability and willingness to pull To-
gether. that is what counts. and evil
IDENTIFY there Is no lack OF these ingredi-
ents In Ottumwa,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
THE TREATMENT OF sToEssEl

Russia. 1t GEMS from her actions
during the war and especially Just at
this time, is her own worst enemy
The whole world WIS astonished to
learn yesterday hat General Stoessel,
one Of the bravest of the brave, Is to
be contaminated for the surrend ersof
Port Arthur. Punishment by military
law for an act OF humanity is one Of
the greatest errors 1t is possible to
commit. Stoesae1 and his garrison,
cut of in Port Arthur from all hope
OF aid, fighting against three implaca-
BILE foes-the Japanese, hunger and
Sickness withstooa the assaults of all
three for eleven months. Then, when
only a quarter Of the original garrison
remained, themselves worn to mere
shadows and many Of them only con-
valescents, Stoessel gave UP the fight
because there was absolutely no rea-
son for holding on longer. Help could
have reached him only from on high.
no Russian army nor feet could come
to his relief soon enough to save the
fortress. and his Only course to save
the lives of the men who. like him,
had braved shot and she'll and disease
for nearly year, was to send up a
white flag and ask for terms.
Even the Japanese honored Stoessel
for his brave defense of Port Arthur.
Only words OF praise were uttered by
General Nogi and his countrymen for
the commander who had proven foe
SO worthy Of the name. The glory to
Jaran in victory over such an enemy
was not underesti1nated by the Janan.
csc themselves All over the world
rang praises for this man. Put in one
nation was the execution. Rrssia. the
country for which Stoessel rislsed his
life every day Of the eleven months he
was imprisoned ut Port Arthur. bod no
word OF roraniendation for his bray.
cry, no whisner to uphold his action
In surrerdor'nr. however. tardilv. Or
f'eially. Prss'a is dlsrraced by the &C.
nouneerr ent Is mede that Stress 81
q ce7,rt marital to be triad for eur.
rendering Pert Arthur In other
words, Hugsia cslls her commander a
coward The orc man from whase
lirs fa Esd ',nnca tn boar nj least q
word II rFeise -7ser Nieaolss-- de.
nlands that e 9 be tried like some cim.
faal
ffsEg Il re reason fsr Fpss,a's de.
fest TIE snDcaa sssmAnt. .isat atoas ssi
.'tll hs eourf-fa srtisla5 aynlaias many
tstegs the world he's not before been
sbfe to understand. FnsnecfalIy hsre
n ~ er'ees r~F,ere le,va Of country is
ore IT The ffrst princirtee IF a MANS
nature it is At first. herd to undar.
stand how hnndreda Of m on hcr, in
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
FOUND DEAD IN BACK YARD.
Body Of creston Woman, Who Trlpped
and Fell, Lay Outside All Nfoht.

Creston, Jan. 6. Mrs. Kate Dryer
was found dead in her back yard yes
terday morning. her body having been
out all night. A young lad discovered
the body when going to look
into his rabbit trap. Mrs. Dryer
was about sc years of age and while
going home from an uptown trip fell.
She complained Of her head, It was
thought by her son that che had gone
TO spend the night with her daughter,
so no search was made.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
DECLARED An INEsRlATg.
j. M. ouieley VIII Be Confined at MT.
Pleasant Hospital.

j.. NJ. Quig|ey, Of EIdon. was thia
afternoon adiudge5 an inehiiate BIZ
Judge NJ A. Roberts in the district
court. Quigley was ordered confined
in the inebriate .asyltTn at Mt Pieaa.
ant QuigleY was bro-0ht to this city.
today ut noon by Constable Jacob Rot,
erts of Eidon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
The Transfer Graft.

The science Of the transfer Is new
one that is working into Ottumwa. It's
growth is interesting and the develop
ment to which some students have
brought It is worthy Of much note.
Over In Chicago there has been a
great deal Of furore about transfers
but 1t was not to be expected that the
game would make itself felt here SO
quickly.
Last night a conductor on a late car
was collecting fares and when nearly
through with his passengers he came
to one who handed him transfer,
neatly folded. AS the uniformed man
opened it his face grew long. He is a
soft hearted chap and hates to disap-
roint anyone who thinks he is work
ing the company. But that transfer
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-10
LIVES Wits saoKEN BACK.
I. C. l.onsar is TERRIBLY Injured
Mine at Lucas, but May Recover.

Charlton, Jan. CT. c. Mongar. 4
miner, was seriously injured in the Big
Hill mine at Lucas, a few davs ago.
He was sitting on the floor OF the mine.
working, when a piece of slate weigh
ing seven hundred pounds became de-
tached and fell, crushing him to the
earth. His back was broken, but he .ia'
been placed in plaster cast, and his