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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-02-08
EIGHTY YEARS OLD.

| Wednesday, Feb. s, will te the eighth
eth anniversary OF the birth OF Mrs.
Sophia (Gray) Hutchins. 1t has been the
custom for years to assemble at her home
on that day with cake baskets and epj oy
with her the occasion made happy by her
genial appreciation Of the presence of her
friends.
she does not seem 40 old by many years.
as nearly every pleasant day she Is calling
on neig bors; especially IL they are Ill,
lonely or In want, then "Aunt Sophia"
will be there with her token of cheer, in
whatever form best suited to their
needs. Her purse is ever open.
She keeps apacs with the events OF the
day, reads great deal and works. She
takes delight In the large family of
grandchildren with which she Is sur
rounded as she lives with her son, Capt.
8. j. Treworgy.
She is much interested In the doings OF
the legislature this year, as her son, S. W..
Treworgy, Is our representative there.
DEATH OF CAPT. CHARLES TREwoRGY.
Capt. Charles Treworgy, who died at his
home here Jan. 81, was the oldest man IN
the town; had he lived two mouths more
be would have been ninety years old. He
was born in the town, and had always
lived here.
During hi. early life he followed the
sea, having commanded several vessels,
and was one OF Surry's successful cap
tsins.
He leaves two sons-John E., of New
Jersey, and Everett, OF Hoiyoke, Mass,
and two daug Emma, who has
so faithfully cared for him In the old
home since the death OF his wife about
fourteen years ago, and Mrs. Clara Will
son, OF Ellsworth.
He was the last OF large family. By
his death the Baptist church loses It's old
est member. think he was one OF Its
founders; at least he was a true Baptist.
always loyal to his church. 1t has been
but two months since the death OF an
other old member, Dea. Thomas Cousins.
Thus the church mourns the loss OF its
two stalwart members In the years when
first knew 1t.
la the community he will long be re-
mem bered with respect as q truly honest
man.
Feb. 6. G.
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Bickford were married at the home OF tn
bride in Winter Harbor Saturday evening.
Feb. 6. g.
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up. The next party is at Mrs. Samuel
DesIsles'.
Feb 9. ii.
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Johnson
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
DoUDs.

Douds, Jan. q Jas. Bell and son
Karl were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oryille Finney, of Bon
aparte, were visiting relatives at this
place and Leando last week.
A reunion of the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ferguson was held on
New Years day at the parental home
at Leando All of the children, two
daughters and sons were present,
making the reunion of this highly re-
spected family happy one.
Married, at the residence of the Off
ciating minister, Rev. Frank Seeds, of
Leando, Ray Stewart to Miss Rosa
Green, on Sunday evening, January /.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. N. Green, who own and live
on splendid farm adjoining Leando;
the. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Stewart, of Leando. This highly re.
spected couple have the best wishes of
their many friends for happy married
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. whitmore, Of
Bonaparte, are visiting with the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Hedrick are Wis.
iting with friends in Ottumwa.
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MuNTERvILLE.
Iowa.

Munterville, Jan. miss Amelia
Ericsson, ]. of Ottumwa, who has been
spending a week with Miss Esther
Huffman, returned on No. 4 last Fri
day evening.
Chas. Peterson and August Burgeson
were business callers in Chillicothe
Friday.
Miss Alma Carlson and Amanda Al
len and Lewis Carlson returned to
Ottunwa wednesday morning on No.
10.
Miss Pauline Anderson has been
spending a week with her cousin, Lena
Anderson.
AMI AIleii land chas. Carlson were
callers in thlllicothe Wednesday
Z. L. swensEon. of ottumwa, called
noon
Daniel oberR is slowly improving.
Chas. Peterson left for Ottumwa FRI
day evening OH No. a.
Alexander Anderson was an OF
tumwa caller recently
Mrs. wilferd Johnson is visiting in
Ottulnwa this week.
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sIeouRNEY.

Sigourney, Jan. 2.-Hugo F. Goeld-
|r1er came to town Friday, his first TRIP
since his recent accident.
Clarence Moore entertained a crowd
of young people at the home of his pa
rents Friday evening, in honor of Miss
McCracken, of Des Moines.
Class of 1908, Sigourney high school,
had class reunion at the home of one
of the members, Miss Merle Minteer
A part of the evenings program was
bob sled ride.
Miss N title Martin, of Washington,
spent Saturday with friends here.
John Goldthwaite, a teacher in the
Washington public schools, spent the
holidays with his relatives.
The Epworth league have secured a
promise from Bishop Mcdowell that
to be set later. He comes on account
of his friendship for Pastor T. B.
Hughes.
& Miss Anna Hart, of California, and
Miss Atterberry, of Excelsior Springs,
are visiting at the Bert Richardson
home.
Mrs. B. G. Minteer and daughter
Merle are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Minteer's parents in Ottumwa.
The entertainment in the Christian
church Saturday evening was well re-
ceived by a crowded house. The room
was tastefully decorated with ever
greens, artistic framework in designs
and colored electric lights. Every
number on the program was good one
and pleasing to the audience.
DR.. Inez Parker has been visiting at
the home of her parents in What
Cheer
Mrs. Whitehill, Of Hedrick, is visit
ing at the w. H. Needham home.
r.. r r rs,1r At@r
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ALBA

Abba, Jan. 1.-The board Of super
Yisors met today In regular session.
One of it's duties was to Install the
county officials chosen at the Novem-
Der election. John P. Mercer, recorder,
and A. G. Perry, county attorney, were
the only new officers elected. Both
have been engaged since the election in
mastering the details of their work
and are prepared to carry on their sew
eral duties without any friction what
ever.
Five permits to wed were granted by
the county clerk last Saturday: Henry
Porter. aged % and Addie Wright,
aged 16, of Blakesburg; VIM. Hill: aged
81, and Hannah johnson, aged 10, OF
Hooking; Albert Stillwell, aged 81,
and Ellen Hicks, aged 20, of Hamilton;
George White, aged 81, and Attic How
ell, aged II, of Selection; Bert Goodwin
aged 20, of Abba, and Bertha Majors,
aged 49, of Blakesburg.
Mrs. Cuppie and two children, of
Robinson, Kan. and Mrs. Jones and
son, of Appanoose county, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Ed Murray and other
relatives in this vicinity.
The Guy Hickman Co. ended a
weeks engagement at the opera house
Saturday night. A good house greeted
them each evening with the exception
of Tuesday, the evening of the great
blizzard, when no attempt was made
by the company to play.
Vest and Roy Hilliard, OF Corning,
and Chas. billiard, of Denver, were
over Sunday guests at their fathers
home on South Clinton street.
S, S. Smith left for Omaha last night
on a business trip.
Miss Mamie Brown, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Abba
returned to her home In st. Joe, Mo-,
Saturday morning.
The winter term of the public schools
opened this morning after weeks re-
cess. Miss Anne Currie was not able
to resume her duties and Miss Reiter,
of Mt Ayr, will finish the years work
In the English department Superin-
tendent Hollingsworth expects to be at
his post from now until the close Of
the year.
Miss Mabel Ingram. Of Creston has
accepted position as stenographer in
this city, and will take up her work
today.
]. ]. Pascoe and family returned yes
terday from a holiday visit with rela
tives and friends in wisconsin.
Glen Pitts, the eldest son of Samuel
Pitts, was buried from his fathers
home on East Franklin street yester-
day afternoon. Rev. HASTE Of the
Christian church conducted the short
funeral service. The young man was
kicked by horse about ten weeks ago
and has been confined to his bed since
then until last Saturday when he pass
ed away.
James Mcdonald and wife, of Chi
cago, are holiday visitors at the pa
rental Mcdonald home near this place.
Elmer Grooms, of Connellsville, Mo-,
Is the guest of friends in Abba Mr..
Grooms was a resident of this city
several years ago.
James Roney, of Melrose, spent Sun
day at this place.
r. H. Kelley left yesterday for Cher
okee, where he is employed by horse
importing company
Mr.. Myers, night operator at the o.
station at this place, spent Saturday
with his parents at Chillicothe.
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CONCORD.

Concord, Jan. 2.--Rev. Mason COM
menced series of meetings at the
Liberty church Sunday night
& A large crowd, attended the Christi
mas exercises atIthe Miller church last
Saturday night.
Otha Taylor and Albert Knapp, of
Green Valley, attended church at Lib
ierty Sunday evening
Pearl Patrick. of Des Moines, spent
Christmas in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hunt, of Center
vile, visited over Sunday in this COM
munity.
Ora Woods. of near Moulton, visited
with relatives at this place the last Of
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Campbell. of
Moravia, spent Christmas at the pa
rental Strunk home.
Walter whistler and family spent
Sunday at the j. A. Morrison home.
Andy Eslinger and family, of
Brompton, spent Sunday in this vicin-
jty
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AGENCY.

Agency, Jan. ID. Newell fell from
the hay NOW one day last week and
broke two ribs.
Miss Verda Wheelan has been visit
ing at DR.. Newell's for several days.
Mrs. England and children, of Ster-
ling, Neb., are visiting at G. O. Shad-
ford's.
walter Foster returned to Ames SAT-
surday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Garriott, of
Marysville, Mo-, are visiting friends
east Of town.
Mrs. ". r. Harper Of Mediapolis,
is here visiting her sister Mrs. A. j.
Warren.
The remains Of Mrs. e. j. Best, Of
Neigh, Neb., were brought here last
week and buried In the Agency ceme-
terry. Her daughters, Mrs. H. B. AOI
and son Charles and wife, accompanied
the remains here. 81
Fred Miller has bought the L. e.
Perdew farm, paying $50 per acre for
1t.
Thomas Creath went to Anes Sat
nrday to attend the agricultural cols
lege.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. As ". Enyart,
a son. r.. X
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CHARLTON.

Charlton, Jan. 2.The end of the old
year was observed in many of the
homes in the city Saturday night by
merry crowds Of young people who
were invited in to watch the old year
out and the new one In. m -
Miss Eta Weadean entertained a
number of her young friends Saturday
evening at her home In Brookdale.
James Boyland. Jr. returned Satur-
day from business trip to Kansas
City.
Mrs. Jessie Moore returned Friday
evening from a visit with relatives In
Kansas City.
Miss Saline Williams returned home
Saturday morning from a weeks visit
in Odell with her sister, Mrs n. g.
Wilson.
Chas. Desombers and Miss vida
Bell, of Derby were over Sunday
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Swan
son,
Harry Lewis spent the last Of the
week in Russell with ler son. 3. C.
Lewis and family.
last evening, where she has accepted a
typewriting Ia the Fl utchlson business
college
court convened in the city this
fg with Judge Sloan presiding.
Tha term is. "a. long one and In all prob
an fl( ty will last four weeks. The most
Intel estirg sesrkon the docket are
fhcssh ag a inst Gran Shell
tt3n chs &c b arson Walter Raj
Est3n atand Inst Harry and
evening
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03

Lucas county poultry and pet stock
show closed on Saturday evening. The
show was a grand euccess and would
have had a larger attendance If it had
not been for the inclemency Of the
weather during the week. which kept
great manv away that would have
made entries for competition with their
fowls. AS it was there were 212 fowls
on exhibition, and A. L. Pedrick of
Ottumwa, who was the judge, says he
never saw a nicer lot of fowls. The
association will have a business meet
ing on Wednesday of this week at
which time all business will be settled
up and the date set, for the next show.
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PORT ARTHUR sURRENDERs.
Continued from page u
seemingly sincere in the disarmament
OF their destroyers.
Euuitiyes at Tsinntau.

seemingly sincere in the disarmament
OF their destroyers.
Fugitives at Tsingtau.
A dispatch from Tsingtau says the
Russian destroyers Smirli and Boiki
and a merchantmen with 800 soldiers
on board arrived there last evening.
The Last Fighting.
Toxic, Jan. 2. "A dispatch from the
Japanese army before Port Arthur re-
ceived at noon today says: "The enc
my's forces occupying Keekwan noun
tain and O. fort following an explo.
sion at 1890 o'clock this morning,
opened sudden and fierce rifle fire
which was suddenly stopped. Our
scouts rushed to the scene and imme-
diately afterwards found the enemy
evacuatihg these places. Our forces
Immediately occupied these two forts
and also the heights known as M
and NJ forts.
Ships Blown Up.
This morning almost all the enemy's
ships, large and small were blown up
in the entrance and inside harbor. Our
offensive movements have been sus-
pended pending regulations. I,
Cold Delays; Work.
ST. Petersburg, Jan. 2. The intense
~ cold weather which prevails in the
center Of Russia has caused a tempo.
lrary suspension of mobilization and
movements Of troops.
Russian Generals Killed.
st. Petersburg, Jan. General!
Stoessel today through dispatches fled
sat Chez Foo reports the death Of Gen
eral Kondraten Major General Fock,
commander Of the fourth East Siberian
rifle brigade, and Lieutenant General
Smirnoff, commander Of Port Arthur
fortress.
Surrender Not Made Public
The news that Stoessel has ~
yielded to the inevitable Is
known to the Russian public,
nouncement being forbiddenp
Qfhcially confirmed from
Sources.
Russia Feels Relief.
But the best informed circle,
war Office accept the news as tn
|it Is not tgo much to say that it
|ceived almost with sense Of.
and the fact that the remnant D.
Heroic defenders is not 4'
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olidge were Keosauqua visitors sat

{ 'lidge We're Keosauqua visitors Sat
| ay.
! 2-,e clothing factory was closed Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Robb, of Harrington,
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Jennie Ripper went to Keokuk
Friday evening
Mrs Rosalie Macklin was in OF
tumwa Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence visited in Mt.
Sterling Sunday.
Miss Medora Cresap has been quite
i'll for several days.
Geo. McComb and family. of Keokuk,
are visiting relatives here
J. Hall Whitley returned to Keokuk
Monday.
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the Russian cruisers Izumru
Oleg at the Island of Crete
planned by the admiralty as b.
to necessity for effecting repa
their boilers.
Russian Fleet at Tamata
Tamatave, Madagascar, jar
Admiral Rojestvensky's divis
Russian second Pacific squs
sisti1lg of five battleships,
ers, two transports and a HI
anchored in the roadstead
RE today. The dispatch be
forwards visited Tamatave
patches. The 'Libau repo
Russian warships are in e
dition despite the severe
have, encountered.
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lie.

81, near .Lakonta, return
lay night from a ten days
1T with relatives at Atlantic.
s51r. and Mrs. T. w. Odem and
daughter Lulu, of Bluff Creek, expect
to- depart this week for an extended
visit in Colorado.
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HoNAPA IRTE.

tpagte, Jnna Dell Masters, of
agton. was d BUSINESS visitor
Vfday
&querade I'm VAS held at the
Sopera mousse frid Ia evening.
Tr was Id x eolslltz Ssatu
Ee0M am fsoJ ElfSyd were
steFs
apssssesat erfa " "a 6
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Waters returned
mwa Thursday
b their daugh-

sTf&
04A - able to sit up for
EBt tif1 Saturday, after a weeks
Is fret PneunnoIiia.
Of Ia Ereeden returned Thurs
from les Mo Dimes, where
attended Iowa State Teach
sgassociaf lf liich was In session
sTuesday rlesfiay and Thurs
Mrs. 81 Il. Seese ana daughter
Fern, have gone X Ell hsbnrg, ILL.,, to
ag E, 81 e. wss MN McNeese's
Miss Lottie OF Ottunwa,
spent Friday n Ia ii. Field and fam
lily, on North sseco3 IN street.
q. p, Riggs, daue Miss Ollie and
little son passed TIL Sugh here, Satur-
Oskaloosa to their home near Abba.
Mr.. Riggs who i formerly lived in this
vicinity, will soon move His family to
the Vicinity OF Agency.
Mrs. u. H Scot has been entertain
ing her brother from near Lexington,
Kentucky, since Friday might.
Mrs. M. J. Williams returned Thurs
day night from an extended visit with
relatives in the west part OF the state.
Her son, illiani Petit, of South
sDlnahaIx7 eb, who has not been here
sfpr ears accompanied her
!. y! NJ! 8 was an Oskaloosa caller
rs Berry went to Abba Sat
urdaY ftarnoon for an over Sunday
visit WI Felatiyess
Miss Alice Meeker has returned from
visit at Oskaloosa.
Miss Minta England, of Bluff Creek,
left for Oskaloosa Thursday and from
there went to Gaiesburg, ILL.,, for a two
weeks, visit. Ill
Mrs. Geo: Myers, Jr on the Jeff
White farm, west of town, has been a
sufferer from throat trouble.
George James returned Friday from
two weeks visit at Fairfield.
Mrs, Angeline Danforth and daugh-
ter. Miss Flora, departed Friday for
Missouri to spend the winter
- George Roland of Kahoka, Mo-. was
guest of :. H. Stricken and family
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Cyrus Scott OF Abba, returned
days visiting her daught4r, Mrs. S. p.
Crosson
Misses Goldie and Ednh Sturgeon,
Of Abba, came over FridAy night to
spend q week with their cousin, Miss
g Fay Watkins.
Mrs. p. Hughes retlrne\i to her
home at Oskaloosa ThursdAy, having
JADE az short visit Wild ]. e.
IghesswHear Lakonta.
mes Dunkle, of Ottumwa, who had
Visiting relatives ana friends
for few days, returned
eas been enter
sBreeden, Np
the Grig
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DARRYvILLE.

Darbyville, Jan. MIR and Mrs.
Jack Webb, Of Keokuk, are spending
the holidays with Mr.. Webb's sister,
Mrs. Julius Fromnl-
j The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. D..
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Livingston has beensAseriously Ill thu
past week week. Drs levers, of Cen,
terville, is attending ase.
Frank O'Conner E. nry and VIM
Peck attended the & tainment a
Showers school house day night.
The coal trade is b Ing since ths
recent blizzard. All prt a marked
increase in sales.
The regular dance q ne Occidental
club will be held at ]. 1ddard's Sat.
surday night.
The Disciples are dol q good wori
lat this place, preaching gularly every
Sunday evening, hegins lg at 1870
The attendance is fiilS and the be.
shavioih which at one e e made a re-
sligious meeting iinpos: 1le, is excep-
tionally good. ss
Andrew F'ronlm and nephew Ear
left today for a short visit with friend.
and relatives in Seymour.
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a n -
Sss}; sss M b.
an Special Henri
EaI foln q III bed on
SSss! s }y isia wife hav-
exT eonet iins 10 the night. He
81 sI1e Of Lee
firing today. In
ASST at postmaster for
hich time he had
1een sa 2 Z Of the old State
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WITH NOISY DEMONS
That Is the Way the New
Welcomed by Thr

With ringing Of bells
whistles and more sht
any former year, the I
was ushered in by Ott
really Sunday morning
the artillery for that?
Fourth of July, and
believes there is no di
ference between racl
asm and between nois
was out in full force.
However, the boys
that is what the majo
to enjoy the din, o
seemed to imagine 2
ing an extraordina
And even If it is ]
Imagination it is go
having a good time
ured and to thaw q
have to make an
IT is good if pc
Il with smiling
burn up all
Ses. In town i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12

of washing soda and one ounce Of pow
dered chalk. Pound these together and
pass through a sieve. Take a little of
the powder and make into a paste with
cold water, rub 1t over the marble and
when stains are zone wash we'll with
soapsand water.
1t is Literally true that a new broom
sweeps clean. II a new broom is ex-
amined the ends of the straws will be
found to be straight and the brush
square. After it has been used awhile,
the ends split and become sharp and the
shape of the brush becomes irregular.
To renew theyouth of the broom dip it in
hot soapsuds and trim the softened
straws TO the proper shape
Black, gray or ~yariegated marble may
be cleaned by rubbing with a paste COM
posed CT one gill of ox-gall. one. gill Of
%soapsuds and half a gill of %turpentine,
mixed and thickened with powdered pipe
clay. Apply this paste with a brush,
let it remain FOR two days, then wipe off.
and ii you do not find the marble bright
and clean repeat a second or ever a third
time, and it will certainly succeed by
re1etitinn.-Chicagn Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12
.EELcHER AT
Mayor Of Paterson, ". j.. Said to
Have Fled to- California.

Mayor of Paterson, ". j.. Said to
Have Fled to- California;.
PATTERSON, n. j.. Aug. 12.-Willfam
II. Belcher. eX-mayor of this city and
until last week, when it developed that
he had been Fleeing his friends for
the last eight years, the model
mayor" of Jersey, who left the city
ten days ago with from $4,000 to
$4,000 of other peoples money, has
been located at Stockton, Cal.
Prosecutor Emley of Passaic county
will start the wheels of Jersey justice
going. and n Paterson detective proba-
bly, will start for the Pacific coast to-
day to get Belcher and bring him back.
He is wanted here ON charges of for
gerry and embezzlement. His pecula-
tons amount to nearly $150,000.
Prosecutor Emley would not admit
that he had definite word Of the where
abouts Of the ''model' mayor, Honest
Bill Belcher. 1t was given out at his
office, however, that there Were 'ru
mors that Belcher had been located .
but that there did not seem to be amy
foundation for them.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-12
AN ORDINANCE.

Be it ordained by the City of Perth
Amboy.
Sec. |. That the grade of Wood
ruff place be and the same is here
by established at and after the sew
eral pitches and grades as shown on
a profile map of the same, made by
Forrest l.. Smith, City Surveyor, and
on file in the City Clerks Office.
Sec. @. That all improvements
hereafter made on said street shall
be made in accordance with said
grade.
introduced July 3. 1905.
Passed July II, 1905,
Presented July "a, 1905.
Approved July 26, 1905.
H. Martyr Brace,
Attest Mayor.
Chas. NJ Macmillan,
City Clerk.
1867 SIP At Sat. and Wed.