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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-29
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have against Thornton Stackhouse,
but I thought / would rather be in
any position than in that mans shoes
with such woman in his wake. But
as it was none of my business, ceased
to trouble myself about it,"
This was the extent of the inform
ants observation. He was buttonholed
by business acquaintance at that
minute, and heard and saw no more
except that the woman shortly after
ward went out, and that her passion
had left her very pale for one of her
complexion. That this episode might
be of value had not occurred to him
till he had read an article in that
mornings Globe suggesting a conspir-
acy against Stackhouse; but he desired
to give the information in strict con-
fidence, as he did not care to be placed
in the light of an eavesdropper before
his business associates. Mr.. Thomas
assured him that he might rest easy
on that score, and fastened to follow
up the new clew.
1t was with glow of genuine, excite
ment that after an hours interview
with the .roker in whose Office this
episode had occurred, Mr.. Thomas has,
tened to the Office of John Lamm.
He met the detective at the foot Of
the stairs, and they went up together.
The outer Office was occupied, and
Lamm led the way to his den. Scarce
ly word had been interchanged.
Both men were eager to speak.
tive got something that will sur
prise YOU" said Thomas $50 prepare
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THE DETECTIVE TOOK OUT HIS
NOTEBOOK, OPENED IT UPON HIS
KNEE.
to sponge out few Of the figures on
your slate and begin on new scent"
"Yes?"
"You have had your say about Ma
rion Stackhouse. Now, simply want
to show you that there are others who
have shown themselves to be more
vindictive enemies of her husband
than she has, l bring you a new
name"
Not the Albert Runyon which ap-
pears in the anonymous letter to
North which you published yester-
day."
mo, sir; something more tangible
than that. Madame Raymond.
Thomas had expected Lamm to pre-
sent face of deep professional inter-
est, but to his chagrin the detective
actually laughed.
lou don't mean to say, my friend,
that you have just heard of her? Why,
I've been working on her for days!"
Thomas stared.
Then you don't care to hear what
have discovered?"
by all MEANS" said Lamm, regain
ing his seriousness. "It may be just
what l need to round out the facts al
ready In my possession"
The reporter began his story. He
first told what his voluntary inform
ant had told him, and then of his visit
to the broker 1t appeared that the
latter had distinct recollection of the
episode In his ONCE, though he pro-
fessed to attach no Importance to it,
to see no connection between it and
subsequent events. To be sure the
woman had acted unaccountably
strange; but weren't women always
doing something that no man would
ever think Of? However, the broker
was willing to give the reporter every
possible aid. The woman's name was
Nine. Marie Raymond, and she had
been a customer In stocks for some
two years. She was New York WON
an, and had been remarkably lucky in
~AA AASA SNPSA iA4kCAlS cACCpG Jig DuDDl0
Nicaragua Midland. To the fact of
her losses the broker wholly attributed
her conduct on the occasion in uues-
ton, which had been about six weeks
previous. She was not the person tn
bear any defeat with equanimity.
"And now" said John Lamm, when
does he say he was last visited by this
woman?"
mot since that occasion. All her
business had been done by mail, post
marked New York"
"Umha! And did he mention that
he sent her to Richard Fetridge?"
mo"
well, he did. Thomas. unwittingly:
and as sure as you are sitting in that
chair you have just related to me the
initial scene Of the tragedy in Paul
North's house."
Thomas stared at his friend, the de
tective, to assure himself that he was
In. aaEnaat. and inshis right mind. Bni
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much pride, "and there are many more
of them down there. She shall GER
tainly go to college"
After passing some pleasantries the
secretary said that the only drawback
to the removal of the restrictions on
the land of his correspondent would be
the failure of the prospective pur-
chaser to offer a fair price for it. In
that event there doubtless are others
who might want it, and he intimated
that an effort would be made to locate
them
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WILL REMOVE RESTRICTIONS.
This Indian Girl Will Get to Go to
Colleue,

Washington. D. c., June 27.-It will
not be the fault of Secretary Hitchcock
if a strikingly handsome Cherokee
maiden who has written to him ex-
pressing desire to dispose of her sur
plus land In the Indian territory in or
der that she may go to college, is I'M
able to crafty her ambition. If the
writer was DESTROYS of making a good
impression, she did not err, for Secre-
tary Hitchcock made no attempt to
conceal his pleasure at the sight of the
exceptionally attractive face, which
displays much strength Of character.
THAT is the kind of girls we grow
in Indian territory" he exclaimed with
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New York, June 81. - The resigna-
ton of John F. Wallace, chief en-
gineer of the Panama canal is now in
the hands of President Roosevelt, ac-
cording to a statement made today by
the Herald, which adds that it will be
accepted today or tomorrow. 1t is I'M
derstood that Wallace will at once
take charge of a large railway system
and that Theodore P. Shonts will re-
main as president Of the canal c.
mission. Wallace is still in the city,
but declines to discuss canal affairs in
any way.
Two Versions AS to Cause.
AS to the cause for Wallace's res
ignation there are two versions, one
coming from the friends of some of
the canal commissioners and the 9TH
er from friends of Wallace. The first
is to the effect that it was requested
because of differences between the
chief engineer, members of the COM
mission, Secretary Taft and through
the latter with President Roosevelt.
The other version deals with hamper
ing orders.
Mr.. Shonts refused to confirm for
publication the announcement that
Wallace has resigned.
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MURDERER KILLS HIMSELF,

EIwood Garman, Convicted of Taking
Life, Drinks Poison in Prison.
Lewiston, Pa, June 27-Ellwood
Garman, convicted of the murder of
William Murray, was found dead in a
cell at Mifflintown Monday. He drank
carbolic acid. Garman was a brother
of John H. Garman, prominent dem
ocratic politician and former demo-
cratic state chairman.
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Daughters to Observe the Fourth.

Washington, June 26-Mrs. Donald
Mclean, president general of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
the organization to formally observe
the Fourth of July with ceremonies
appropriate to the day.
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MAKES RESTITUTION.
DIsgorges $4,000 Equitable Money
Which He Did Not Earn.

New York, June 26.-Announce-
ment is made by Attorney General
Mayer that restitution had been made
by Former President Alexander of
$50, 052.32, representing amounts re-
ceived by him, with interest, on GER
tain syndicate operations referred to
in the preliminary report of Superin-
tendent Hendricks.
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A MONSTER TOOTH.

FrehIstorIc MoIar OF Enormous Size
Unearthed by Recent High Water
A molar tooth of some prehistoric
animal, presumably mastodon, was
found four miles south of Eldon on
Vesser creek, after the receding of
the recent high waters. 1t was
bought by Joseph Hunnell, ST., of FL
don, who now owns 1t. It is q mon
ster in size, measuring eight inches
long, four inches thick, and eight
inches from face to the tip of the root.
The tooth is, of course, petrifed and
the lower portion looks as If it were
carved out of a dark marble or gran
lite. 1t weighs seven pounds.
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LAWSON STAKES HIS LIFE.

Declares He Is Willing to Hang II
Standard Oil Disprove Statements.
Des Moines, June 27.-Thomas W.
Lawson, the Boston financier, wired a
friend in this city Sunday that he was
willing to be hanged if the Standard
Oil, which he has been attacking, can
prove any of his assertions to be in
correct.
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ANSWER Is MADE TO FRENCH
NOTE ON SUBJECT OF
MOROCCO.
TEUTONS WANT NO WAR
They Demand, However, That France
Agree to Conference and Refuse
to Outline the Program Beforehand,
AS France Situation Is
Tense.

Paris, June 27.-Prince Won
Radolin called at the foreign Of
fee this afternoon and delivered
the German reply to M. Rouvier. (
A long conversation followed.
The Temps this afternoon printed
a special dispatch from Berlin
which credits President Roosevelt
with using his influence to avert
the Moroccan question reaching q
crisis. Similar reports are circu-
lating in diplomatic quarters here.
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New York. June 27.-John F.
Wallace, chief engineer of the
Panama canal and member Of
the commission, has resigned
both positions to accept 100000
Office with a New York corpora
ton. Wallace when asked the
cause Of his resignation, referred
the questioner to Secretary Taft.
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NINE HOUR DAY.
"Open Shop" Is Also In Force In Many
Philadelphia Printing Houses.

Philadelphia, Pa, June PA nine
hour work day and the open" shop
were instituted yesterday in forty-five
of the leading printing establishments
in this city employing, it is said, two
thirds Of the local compositors, 4
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BUY sTEcKEL TELEPHONE.
Messrs. Lain, Sprout, Reed and UT
Purchase Bloomfield Shunem Line.

Bloomfield, June 81. = John NJ
Lain, M. D. Sprout, o. S. Reed
and Henry UT have purchased
the Steckel telephone line running from
Bloomfield to the Lain and Sprout
farms at Shunem. The purchase COW
ers the entire Shunem line and the
wires will be connected with the
Farmers Mutual switch board at this
place.
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Berlin, June 27.-The German an
swer to the French note on the sub
ject Of the proposed Moroccan con-
ference was sent to Paris yesterday.
A high official near Chancellor Won
Buelow informs the Associated Press
that the German note, while perfectly
amicable in form, insists upon a con-
ference and also declines to comply
with Frances request that Germany
outline beforehand the program Of the
conference,
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No Desire for War.

The officials attention being called
to the warlike talk in the foreign
press, he replied: "The fact that we
are urging a conference is clear proof
that we have no wishes for war with
France. When nation wants war It
cannot ask for conference at the
same time"
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Will Not Outline Program.

The chancellor takes the standpoint
that the Moroccan question is an in
ternational affair and that Germany,
having accepted the sultan's invita-
ton to conference on the subject.
cannot rightly agree with any single
power as to what can be discussed at
the conference. Germany insists that
france must agree to conference be-
fore any arrangements are made re-
specting the subject matter for dis
cussion. After France has agreed ito
LIS Germany is willing to listen to
Frances wishes
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v ALLACE
RESIC Ms
CHIEF ENGINEER OF PANAMA
CANAL QUITS SERVICE OF
GOVERNMENT.
REASON is OBSCURE

at Disagreements Between Wallace
and Administration Officials and En-
gineer's Friends Tell OF Hampering
Orders.
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Wen, SRI answered John Lamm,
lmpressively, unless my landlady has
misinformed me, it must have been
about half an hour subsequent to the
murder of Paul North"
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Carries at Hampton.

Hampton, June 27-The special cleo
ton to vote 8 per cent tax for the
Des Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern
railroad extension carried yesterday
by vote of 235 to 49, 1t is small
vote for the town.
The 3 per cent tax will be $4,000.
1t is specified that work will on the
road will be comm enced at once.
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VOTE TAX FOR RAILWAY,
Mason City and Hampton Secure Short
Line Extension.

Mason City, June 27.-The vote for
a 21a per cent tax for the Des Moines,
Iowa Falls & Northern railway to
built its extension line to this city car.
ried by an overwhelming vote of four
to one yesterday.
There were no registration boards
in session but it is not thought that
there will be any contest on that &C.
count.
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AA~sS wiz ySu 40 LILO u I'LL. " u0U
you return. you will meet me in New
York will come to Boston with you,
and we will act together"
"Whew!" calculated Thomas, whose
eyes cleaned with excitement. This
Is most extraordinary"
Then what will you say to the &C.
quel, my boy? Within two days Rich.
ard Fetridge had started upon that
mysterious months absence about
which we were curious awhile ago.
You can easily understand now why
he was so long gone. New Orleans
and Montreal are a long distance
apart, and the events which he wished
to verify happened more than ten
years ago."
Ana what events do you suppose
them to be?"
There is no moral doubt about the
matter. He was Investigating the his
tory of the junior partner of North &
Stackhouse, the man whom you your
self once said to me had no past"
"The affair grows complicated" said
Thomas. But can dimly see a light
ahead, fancy. Go on"
There is little more to be said. But
that little is much. Richard Fetridge
and Nine. Raymond reached Boston on
the same day, June IA, Tuesday night,
Until Thursday evening the woman
remained in her room. That night she
went out, and was brought home by
Richard Fetridge-"
The detective hesitated.
AT what timer" demanded the re-
poPtar eaRar1y
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
CHAs. BRANDsTETTER.
City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
In Relation to Ordinances.

Council the City Of Idaho Springs ~
of of idaho spings unless the same has ash been Douy @ nE9s
in papers Of published said least
Section No passed City
Council
e :. ~ ss sos us G' s the
5eeons % upon
the ordinance the objection
% @ the % = m % aa TO e sn ssms if @ ad ben by
sy e 's n M % % M % a e hm fore h ,he
valid IKE manner as II had been by % % c,
certify such ordinance the fact Of its previous @ n,
the publication newspapers
Of his
those i'm
i
pubeaiion Of any ordinance
ordinance required published of Section
Of this shall effect and be force until the expiration five
% % % % ss qsaep h % & e @ % or m % = ,sss sq % a re
same s a no se u last Ioeeesa right q the sn n P a Or van @
amy released Or Or a re
repeating ordinance
shall be Itself repealed shall
section Words
importing
apesb ordnance may to
any
senans such where the ubectmat,er
sion DO any S .e, @ I be- % Ss % .s .s s e%
aad ps ' a a Of % @ any e pefe @ a ao @
whenever occurs in the cv
1dinanees shall be of
Section inconsistent with
Of Springs and approved this
GEORGE RILEY, Ley
ciiAs BRAsDsrErrER.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19


this city and burned or puiso
provisions OF foregoing
of
OF Health
any u
Of him anate the same In
which sha De
occupant
with requreents OF
OF not
expiration the
or upon
OF this
or
writing
the occupant
OF the OF SAID
pended o a.
of
the OF such
thereof the
c for provided foregoing section
limits
in is
ahated such direct
".
ordin are repealed
of the of Idaho Springs and approved this
A d.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19

s.ss & nj, . thereof comply vii" The
Nan a ss5s 5ssl ,s snss 1sss . ,s.;
q: .s i: s 6 =s
ne AZ M 4.
herein provided % to place % and the neck Of bis he. a9s while % n n
ss % a. sy s @ c a h . ssss @ s s
ss1s to se s.u tho % ana keeper and shall be killed
n s ss No ss' % Sm @ any @ m " or be " large while
he sSn that s The u Msys @ c a1he the % shall shall s
m 5 h @ 'es is aes IN ns s ms s d. aas
cHs eis
aSf. published ''s @ss 'ssp 's 'sss s -
such ss s's ss s he @ 5
e asSs . on
ss s g sss ''a
i T. *, S s sssnsa al j. ss sss
4ans a ss and % being @ % % @ s s ss De ss ss
dep % e @ ordnance a s for Allowing e ach to thus % large nv
se IL % w9essr @ shall soa any any @ Of the b of this as as
not less than three than nifty dollars
nu.anees Generally.
& any s n & % shall @ % be kep tha, shall BE-
offensive public health shall be deemed
the @ s n. a4s thereof -sS na doc ANY % s % % % s %
anwhoisoe snner Is here ae to be the author Of nuisance
private ' hoa.
belong
public
s Ss A s .$ as shall 's s 81 9 Hs s @ fss
aeT p shall sa himself % @ or by Another
adjacent an
other premises ' SUCH oadon be to other. 'a
Saca person
patd shall
when animal a die this city @ shall ., 5 be The suy
II such s body shall forthwith sss4
author Any dead s9i1 from the city shall be
10 =, a :1 ssPs % to
% % sS % % @ ss % pr S sanSs G Rxn s s spos a'
% created an such pass q, be s TO % poue @ the
other provisions made the s,y o5dInanss.
walk PaGk public r sqrss ssoRsa This city city
glass ashes dishes straw hay or other ie and
Saoeo i tobacco eua n lassa & aeor
building upon
building
sha be than % ,haa hundred dollar.
shall this shall
pond place
injurious public
mutation deposition offensive foul
specific provisions Of the city
a city
thar nigh, he or inlet to eose 1y on a.
ss e
Of private
he may have possession control substance substances
through a lion or deposition hereof
in sus.taniis
into sss.o such hsa~a, .n ..
e s1 With s s ss % p Rs ,as
sai a@s sse' " place OF business In this city shall
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19

limit
Police & r05ss and ss,ssa sss1s e s e q.
The & age Of asnr @ dsne , or Carrying
aSss si aa animal the city Pound
shall @ no s. city amman R3nnd at such poaa saa9a
animal nosnas IMP % Pon g % the aaas up
shall forthwith @ se At notice the oee ,S ~ and Ps one
o .a ~ he s sh e mson9sd as ans
saS sngse .a 1 h eens ha said
viii said mpoundns 70 the Police Magistrate
@ animal sas BRANDED AMID and @ s % ,ssssaa SaR0a snd
@ G9 Of @ 3 animal animal AND and n shs date a 'e
ing Section If the owner of the mpounaea
sraed imoundne shah said an
MAJ Section 7 The charges expenses under this
police officer shall receive for taking up and i'm
Fo making and posting animal
For making Of State for each
For of the notice
For adTer animal at public sale one dollar and
watering Of such animal
Section f" The
such animal & mDGsSasS sS h' m NOT ss BE 1 R a s
dc the Police NTsie @ 3 eGRg 9 e ] s9 S % i ae a toand a
a aas at 1 ls5ss % & % % % OF @ s a5d n5 sa 5 s' posted
% a Iss"5S % Sd by & & @ no the si aae e' s owner
Section ' To-
issue his warrant for the arrest OF the defendant me p s a.
Of The animals iPoanded and upon & the % 1 ins bn ] s sepg
h an @ ali e material @ @ stated Complaint
he shall md such matters & TO TO De % ne % @ nses % as a gains
s aim a. % ss @ Mahs fs for taking up moandine posting
seTy OF % @ ana nnS marae f @ IN % other % esss @ and han
@dsoaSn; % @ 70 aa f the the da esa%eht and h costs ana '' the animals
and
animals then II shall be the duty Of The Marshal I Ito to advertise and ,e @
tells eseeuon and shall apply the Pd h,s TO the payment Of me ,se
aass Sssu, n' @
ddss1ts
o
nnD@sn eaner % giving he number and Kind animals poased and
the Marsh Ming his copy Of notice and complaint provided in
unknown Isf Mssise shall issue notice IN substance as iooss
up mpoandef giving description
within this the
now THEREFORE, Notice hereby given a trial be
had upon said Complaint at my ofhes on The - day Of
the anknsSa and defend he sees 1T do
The day
than eight the Of issuing said and The Marshal shan
Masists return notice
Upon Of mentioned
an owner the trial
shay appear answer Magistrate
: satisfied shall
be applied the keeping
City
section =
sustained he shall order
Section r., I The @ animals meoandsa
the Marshal an costs
n soT @ @ %h any MY sg" % shall be paid dir into the
such surplus shah be entitled
and satisfactory ownership within
-, Section Il No shall break
odaaee and % no on person ha
CITY Marshal and such other
s ss be a sas be s deemed @ 5 g G Of @ %
Of any animal s. % s @ se % % % @ 1sns In ss ss, lion
sicon thereof shall
block hrty three
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
ARTICLE II.
Concerning DOGS.

s, % aos shall be permitted to run or be at large
limits Of this city without license therefor
TO the provisions of
Section Application
by said Marshal his oft
shall be of
OF
dogs.
Section of all
within thirty in
In
The nr1t day q the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19
AN ORDINANCE
tv of Idaho Springs:
In Relation to Nuisanees.

Be 1t Ordained by Council Of the City OF idaho
ARTICLE l.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-19

AArAAAtI HAAAtr III a 4EHAO tAA'fA
Section IL. Any cellar. vault.
upon or within any private prem
Hauseous or offensive TO Others or
mutation or deposition of nauseous
shall be deemed a nuisance. Thi
other specific provisions are made
Section i3. No person shall /
sewer. sewer inlet or prlvy vault /
ticle whatever thai might cause IN
Ilight cause such sewer. sewer In
offensive to others or injurious TO
deposit or throw upon. or eaus.
private premises of others. or upC
whole or In part or in which he m
he may have possession or eontr,
whether liquid. solid or otherwise.
ers or Injurious TO public health.
nature to become nanseous or often
through an accumulation or deposi
Section II. Every cart or ve
swill or offai. in any highway In I
tight box thereon. SO that no porto
into such highway.
Section 10. Any person who
calf. steer. OK or other animal. cit
sidewalk or outside OF any meat ;
be deemed the author OF a nuisan,
Section lc. Any person who :
course or ditch used for the parpc
foundry. machine shop or other br
ises belonging 10 or occupied by hi
jure or obstruct any street. avenue
flow. undermine OF otherwise injul
shall be deemed the author of a
Section II. Any state of thin
the provisions thereof. and not otl
ance.
Section is. Any person who 81
exist. or shall maintain or cause n
permit the same. any nuisance SD
provisions hereof. and any person
made or exist. or shall maintain or
same. any state Of things prohibited
hereof. In any manner specified in
shall be deemed the author Of a n
Section 10. Any person who T.
hidden thing as defined in this ord
ions OF this ordinance. for which no
guilty of misdemeanor. and. upor
fiye nor more than two hundred d,
Section 20. For the purpose oi
ordinance. 1t shall be the duty OF /
may be directed or deputed by the
from time to time. to ascertain ana
to be such by this ordinance and
power. at all times. upon written
Health. between sunrise and snnse,
building. and cause the floors to no
order TO make a thorough examins
enter upon all lots or grounds. and
on, ana pooas. sinks, vaults. drain,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-06-14
Russia-Ieo5.

rcd h'lH hn, e "yrr the mountain.
he ilhil IL iis valley was sill,
~ lone woman wcpt ne Il .by laat sIcpt
Ana tie grain ltl u'iprnilnd at lie mill
pl III tue half clover iIrrnw.
a forge that WAS suiok less ard dead,
Whiie over 1t AL hung the stiffness. Il pail,
Anu The hsZe 'er the moutan blood red.