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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-14
MARKET IS
FEVERlSH
STOCKS SHOW DECLINE IN NEW
YORK. BUT SHAW is NOT
WORRIED

New York, Nov. 13.-The disclosure
OF the deficit in bank reserves, shown
In Saturdays bank statement, resulted
in feverish stock market today. In
the early dealings there were declines
OF from to TX points. the latter in
Lackawanna stock Call money was
higher, twenty per cent being bid be-
fore noon
Relief Is at Hand.
Just before the market closed call
money was loaned at 25 per cent 1t
was announced that one large Wall
street bank was sending funds into
the market to be lent at per cent.
Shaw Not Worried.
Washington, D. g., Nov. 13.-Secre-
tary Shaw has not yet decided to come
to the relief of the money market. He
authorizes the staten ent that he will
not interfere unless convinced that the
business interests are likely to suffer.
Thus far no business interest has
asked It, He will not come to the re.
lief of speculation.
Business Not Suffering.
Should any business concern be de.
MED deserved credit at reasonable
rates, the secretary wants to know the
facts. He believes that the majority OF
New York loans are still made at or
below six per cent.
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sWlTcHMEN ARE CRUSHED TO
DEATH IN cENTERvILLE
CARS CRASH TOGETHER
Martin Hitchcock and Barney True Of
Seymour Are Killed While Eating
Their Dinners-cars Allowed to Run
on Track Where Men Were.

Centerville, Nov. 1s.-(Special. y
Two men, members of a construction
crew employed by the Rock Island
railroad, were killed in the yards Of
that company in this city at the noon
hour today. Both were residents Of
Seymour Their names follow:
MARTIN HITCHCOCK, aged a
years, leaves wife and six children.
BARNEY TRUE, aged SO, leaves
wife and nine children.
Error Causes Deaths.
1t is said that an error on the part
Of a fellow employe was responsible
for the death Of the two men. They
were sitting on the rear platform of a
caboose, standing on a side track, and
were eating their diners, when string
Of freight cars crashed into the car
on which they were sitting, killing
them and crushing their bodies into
masses of almost unrecognizable flesh.
According to the story which is being
circulated among the railroad en-
ployes this afternoon a switchman
who was switching the cars opened
the wrong switch and sent the cars
down a track other than the one he
had intended to use. No arrests have
been made.
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HOPE FOR
A CHANGE
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY PRES
IDENTs WILL CONSIDER CRIT
IcIsMs OF FOOTBALL

Washington, D. c., Nov. 13.-The
question of abolishing or modifying
intercollegiate football, in view of the
public criticism of the brutal features
of the game, will probably be consid-
cred at the tenth annual meeting of
the National Association of Presidents
of State Universities, which opened
here today. Another matter to be
taken up will be the question Of gradu-
ate studies.
Iowa's President Is Prominent.
President George E. MacLean of the
University Of Iowa, arrived here last
night and represents Iowa at the
meeting of the presidents Of state uni
verslties, which convened here this
morning. He will make two addresses.
Mr.. MacLean has been president of the
organization for two years.
Football Ruled Out.
Marengo Nov. 13. - Because Of in
juries received by one Of the Marengo
high school players in game here
Saturday the game of football has
Leen ruled out by the school authori-
ties and the team has disbanded.
Another Iowa Victim.
Marshalltown, Nov. 13. - Probably
fatal internal injuries were suffered
by Randall Mcleod Of the Hampton
high school football team in a game
with the Marshalltown high school
eleven here Saturday
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FIGHT ENDS
"TAINTED MONEY! coNTRovER.
sY is CLOSED, SAYS DR.. WASH
lNGToN GLADDEN.

Columbus, o., Nov. 13.-The Rev.
DR.. Washington GLADDEN., moderator
Of the Congregational church of the
United States, announced Sunday
from his pulpit that the controversy
over tainted money" has been def
nitely settled SO far as the Congrega-
tional church is concerned He quot
ed the resolution which he offered at
Seattle as follows:
Resolved, That. the officers of the
board should neither invite nor solicit
donations to it's funds from persons
whose gains have been by methods
morally reprehensible or socially IN
furious" and added:
"The principle for which we con-
tended was not voted down at Seattle;
the board simply declined to take ac-
ton upon it. / am now satisfied that
tnat principle will be respected in the
future action of the board There need
be no fear that moral issues will be
raised hereafter in the solicitation of
money"
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so POLAND REGARDS THE PROC.
LAMATIoN OF MARTIAL LAW
PANIC ON THE BoURsE
PRONUNCIATION Of the Governments
Plan to Crush Revolutionary Move
In Poland is Cause For Feverlsh
Market Conditions at st. Petersburg

Warsaw, Nov. 13.-The proclama-
tion Of martial law here has angered
the people, who regard it as brutal
answer to their appeals for self-gov-
ernment. Rumor that ;-Semite
riots are being organized ha> eused
a panic among those likely to af-
fected. Numbers Of houses are ba Il
caded and the Jews are arming.
Panic on Bourse..
St Petersburg, Nov. ia formal
proclamation Of martial law through
out Russian Poland and the promulga-
ton Of the governments intention to
suppress the Polish movement to Sc
cure autonomy almost created panic
on the bourse today.
Many More Victims.
Z Odessa, Noss. 13.-The death list Of
Tho Jewish victims of the recent out
break has been increased by la, who
nave succumbed to their injuries.
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VICTIM OF HAzERs.
Theological Student at Gambler, Ohio,
is Found Bound and Gauoed.

Gambler. o., Nov. 13-Assaulted by
hazers, said to be members of the
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, bound,
gagged and left unconscious in his
room at Bexley hall Saturday night,
James e. McCaryey, a student in the
Theological seminary of Kenyon col
lege, was the victim, presumably of the
men charged by Coroner Scarborough
with responsibility for the death OF
Stuart Pierson. On his breast was
pinned the following note: This will
do for; this time, but if we come again
1t will be worse
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LID ON TIGHT
INDIANA q BECOMES STRICTLY
MORAL WITH A
VENGEANCE

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 13.-In obe-
dance to what is believed to have been
the voice of the moral. law abiding
people of the state in the recent city
and town elections the lid was put on
in every town and city in Indiana Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Every saloon was compelled to close
at IL O'Clock Saturday night and Sun
day in all the larger cities and towns
the saloons were placed under espion-
age and every possible care was taken
to prevent law violations. In Indian
apolis, Terre Haute, Evansville, Rich
mond, ard all other cities operating
under special charters the saloonkeep-
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"TEDDY CHAIR
GERMANS WILL HAVE oPPoR
TuNITY TO STUDY AMERI.
CAN HISTORY

New York, Nov. 19.-American his.
tory and institutions will become an
important feature of the curriculum of
the University of Berlin as the result
of gift made by James Speyer OF
New York to Columbia university.
President Butler announced yester.
day that Mr.. Speyer had given the
sum of $4,000 to the trustees of Co
lumbia to endow a chair in the Ger
man university to be known as the
Theodore Roosevelt professorship.
In making the announcement Presi-
dent Butler said:
''Mr. Speyer's gift seems to us both
striking in it's originality and splendid
in it's possibilities. We are not with.
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CAUGHT IN
REBATE NET
RAILROADS, REFRIGERATOR COM
PANY AND BREWING FIRM
MADE DEFENDANTS

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 13.-District
Attorney Butterfield today filed a COM
plant in the federal circuit court here
against the Milwaukee Refrigerator
Transit company, the Pere Marquette,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, Rock Is
land, Frisco, Wisconsin Central, Alton
and Erie railroad companies and the
Pabst Brewing company, charging the
various concerns with violation of the
Elkins law prohibiting rebates, dis
examinations and concessions.
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". 7. SMITH DEAD
WAS FIRST MAYOR OF oskA.
LoosA AND PIONEER RAIL
Rod BUILDER

Oskaloosa, New. 13--(speciaD viii
liam I. Smith; the firss mayor and for
many years the foremost citizen Of
Oskaloosa, died at his home here this
morning. Mr.. Smith was a banker, at
one time postmaster. and was presi-
dent of the Iowa Central railway dur
ing the period of it's construction.
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MRS. LULU AUSTIN OF BUXTON
ACCUSED OF KILLING
HUSBAND
WAS STABBED TO DEATH
Austin, An Industrious Miner, Was
Victim OF Brutal Assault Saturday
Night and Was Literally Cut to
Pleces-Woman's Ploa 10 celt De.
fense-she Is in Jail.

4.
Abba, Nov. 13.-(Special) - Mrs.
Lulu Austin, coiored woman, is in
Jail at Abba charged with the murder
of her husband, w. H. Austil. 1t is
alleged that the woman, while intoxi.
Gated, attacked her husband when he
arrived home late Saturda.- night and
that she had on several occasions, es.
pecially during the evening just be.
fore the tragedy, made threats to az
him. Mrs. Austin will plead self de-
Tense in her efforts to obtain her lib
erty.
Austin was an Industrious colored
miner and had lived at Buxton sew
eral months. He and his wife were
married about three months ago and
have had many quarrels, caused large
ly by their mutual love for intoxi-
cants. The woman Is large, athletic
looking negress and her husband was
much the smaller of the two. He
bore good reputation In Buxton and
was known as hard working man.
No Witnesses to Killing.
There were no witnesses to the
tragedy. Austin, who had been drink
ing slightly, went home at about 10
o'clock and at 10:30 he was. dead.
What took place during the thirty
minutes intervening no one but the
woman knows, but the authorities
think that she attacked her husband
when he entered the house His body
is literally hacked to pieces. Numer-
Icl {<,3 =.
left arm, as If he had tried to ward
ioff many vicious knife thrusts with
that member He fell spn the thresh.
hold Of the door, the direct cause of
death being q knife wound that sew
cred an artery near the heart. Blood
spurted from the wound several feet
| into the yard and when the officers ar
rived at the house they found blood
all over the floor and walls. indicating
that an awful struggle had taken
place.
One story of the affair is that Mrs.
Austin was intoxicated and quarreled
with her husband about which door
he should use in entering the house !,
| She insisted that he come in at the
rear door, 1t is said, and when he
started to enter at the front door she
stabbed him and the deadly fight en-.
sued.
| Threatened to Kill Husband.
Numerous witnesses, 1t is said, will
be brought forward by the state to
prove that the woman on several oc-
casions has threatened to kill her hus-
band. 1t is alleged that they have
had many fights during their short
married life and that she was always
in fierce mood when she had been
| drinking.
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MARKS EPOCH
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LA.
BoR IN SILVER ANNIVERSARY
CONVENTION

Pittsburg, Nov. 13. - The old city
hall was crowded today when Presi-
cent Samuel Gompers called the
American Federation Of Labor to or
Ger for the opening Of the silver ami
versary of the organization. All the
delegates, representing every state in
the. union and Canada, England and
other foreign countries, were in their
seats. Mostly routine business will be
considered at today's session.
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MENAeERIE IN WOODS.
Circus Animals Are at Large Because
Of Wreck In Arkansas.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov 13.-A special
to the Commercial-Appeal from Ar
kansas City, Ark, reports the wreck
ing Of a circus train near that place
last night. Several employees are re-
ported missing and number of ami
mails killed. Many of the animals es-
capped.
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A meeting of the Jewish people o

4 A meeting Of the Jewish people Of
Ottumwa was held yesterday for the
purpose of raising fund for the re-
lief of the Jews in Russia. Although
the attendance was not as large as
expected the meeting was an enthusi-
astic one and nearly 500 was raised
which will be sent to Jacob Schiff of
New York, chairman of the national
committee, to increase the general
fund 49, ...-. -. .-l--
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ACTRESS HAS OPERATION.
Edna Wallace Hopper Goes Under
Care Of Phusician

New York. Nor. 13.-Edna Wallace
Hopper, prominent i'm light opera and
this season playing in THE Heart Of
Maryland was operated on Sunday
for appendicitis at sanitarium In this
city 1t Was announced last night
by one of the physicians In attendance
that while Mrs. Hopper was still very
i'll her condition was satisfactory to
them.
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NATHAN is RELEASED.
Fiance of Susanna Geary Is Not Held
For Girls Death.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 13.-Morris
Nathan, who was arrested in Pitts
burg in connection with the death of
Susanna Geary, the Cambridge chorus
girl to whom he was to be married,
was today given his freedom, the grand
jury having failed to find an indict-
ment against him.
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A PARTIAL VICTORY.

Henry G. COILS Demurrer on Two
Counts is Sustained.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 13.-Judge
Quarles in the United States district
court today sustained the demurrer on
only two counts against Henry G..
Coll, former assistant cashier of the
First National bank. The other ten
counts will stand
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HORSE SHOW POPULAR.

Twenty-first Annual Exhibition A.
tracts Many Entries and Spectators.
New York, Nov. 13.-The twenty
first annual exhibition Of the National
Horse Show association which opened
in Madison Square Garden today, was
larger in point of the number of en-
tries to be shown than any previous
show and was also Of unusual social
importance.
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WANT CHARLES FOR KING.

Vote In Norway is Overwhelmingly In
His Favor.
Christina, Nov. 13.-Returns of the
plebiscite taken in eighty-one districts
show 29,443 votes In favor of Prince
Charles of Denmark as king of Nor
way and 6,806 against him.
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THIS SOUNDS NATURAL.

Election ARRAYS Are Reported From
Several Points in Spain.
Madrid, Spain. Nov. 13. The mu-
nicipal elections throughout the coun-
try yesterday resulted favorably to the
government, but the republicans show
increased majorities at many points.
Election affrays occurred at various
places.
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A GOOD Man GONE
BISHOP STEPHEN M. MERRILL
OF METHODIST CHURCH is
DEAD

New York, Nov. 13-The death Of
Bishop Stephen NJ Merrill, the Meth
odist Episcopal bishop of Chicago, at
Keyport, N. j.. was announced here to-
day through telegram received by
the Methodist. Book Concern of this
city. The bishop died of paralysis of
the heart.
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INDETERMINATE SENTENCE.

Harry A. Leonard, Wall street"Joker"
Gets Thirteen or Fourteen Months.
New York, Nov. 13. = Harry A.
Leonard, the young Wall street clerk
who stole $359,000 worth of securities
from the City National bank re-
Gently for 'joke." was today sentenc-
ed to thirteen or fourteen months i'm
prisonment
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VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT.
Aged Iowa City Woman Run Down by
College Professors Machine.

Iowa City, Nov. 13-(SpeciaD -
Professor J. G. Gilchrist, of the Uni
versity of Iowa, this morning ran down
with an automobile Mrs William
Woolf, an aged woman and pioneer
resident of Iowa City. Mrs. Woolf was
dragged fifteen feet and internally in
jured. Her condition is alarming. Mrs.
Woolf is the mother of Mrs. S. E..
Danner, whose husband was murdered
here during the past summer.
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FORMER IOWA EDITOR.
r. Buckley Taylor Well Known Jour.
nalist, Dies in MaryIand

Cumberland. Md, Nov. 13.-T. Buck
ey Taylor. aged II, former editor OF
the Cumberland Evening Times and
who was foreman of the Congressional
Globe and later of the National Repub-
lican, Washington. D. c., during the
days of Lincoln, died Friday evening.
He established a paper in Fairfield, Ia,
which was destroyed by mob when
the civil war began.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Little Girl Falls Into Tub Of Hot Water
And Dies,

. = = = y = = as4 = !
MuscatIne, Nov. 13.-(speciaD. :
= Bertha, the 4-year-oId daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reddick.
= living south Of Let's, small town
near Muscatine, fell into tub Of :
= hot water Saturday, and was =
burned so badly that death oc-
CURED that night.
q - - y + 4 4 4 %* y 4 4
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BANKER SENTENCED.

President of FarlbauIt, Mimi, lnstitu.
ton Goes to Prison.
ST Paul, Nov. 13.-Thomas B. Gle
ment, president of the First National
bank of Faribault, Mimi, convicted OF
embezzling the funds Of the bank and
causing its failure, was today sen
fenced to eight years in prison.
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BURNED in JAIL.
Prisoner Sets Fire to Building and
Two Men Are Cremdted.

Lake City, Ia, Nov. 13.-George w.
Buttrlck and William Jackson we're
burned to death Sunday about Q
o'clock in the city Jail by fire start
ed by Buttrick. The two men with j.
I.sHipple and Isaac Allen were. arrest
ed about 1880 for disorderly conduct.
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STATUTE NO PROTECTION.
Important Point in National Banking
Law Decided by Supreme Court.

Washington. D. c., Nov. 1s. - That
the statute Of Limitations cannot be
used to protect the stockholders of a
failed national bank against the lia-
bility of his stock was today decided
by the supreme court in an opinion
delivered by Justice McKenna.
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PURELY sYMPA ATHLETIC STRIKE.
Five Hundred Girls Quit Work 3,
cause 300 Men Are DISCHARGED

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. ia pecu-
liar strike went into. effect today at
the shirt making establishment of
Tutelman Brothers & Faggan, when 500
girls decided to quit work because the
firm had virtually discharged 300 male
employees.
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AGED VETERAN DIES

Captain James g. Crane, Civil War
Veteran, Dead at Davenport.
Davenport, Nov. 13.-(SpeciaD -
Captain James G.. Crane, aged 95 years,
the oldest officer of the civil war in
Iowa, died here today.
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SECURES A REHEARINe.
Governments Philippine Tariff Cases
Will. Be Tried Second Time.

Will Be Tried Second Time.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 13-The su-
preme court Of the United States today
granted motion of the government
for a rehearing on January 2 of the
cases against tie United States in
volving the right Of the government
to collect tariff duties in the Philip
pine islands on goods shipped in from
the United States, subsequent to the
ratification of the treaty with Spain
and prior to the enactment Of legisla.
tion by congress.
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GUESTS OF EDWARD.
Grecian King, With Prince and Prin-
cess Nicholas In EnuIand,

London, Eng, Nov. 13. - King
George of Greece, accompanied by the
Prince and Princess Nicholas, arrived
in England today on visit to his
brother-in-law, King Edward VII.
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NEW JAPANESE LOAN. :

0oVer1me1t VIII bVfToW @NoV,oUU,UUU
at Four Per Cent.
London, Nov 13.-The Associated
Press is informed that the japanese
government has decided to Immediate
ly issue new foreign loan of $780,
100000 at four per cent, which will be
used partly for converting the exter-
nal six per cent loan and partly for the
redemption of internal laws.
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COMP ANY
CAN'T LOSE
M'cALL SAYS HE WILL PAY AN.
DREW HAMlLToN's
SHORTAGE

New York, Nov. 13.-John A. Nc
Call, president of the New York Life
Insurance Co., was called before the
insurance investigation committee to-
day and ordered by the committee to
demand the return to this country Of
Andrew Hamilton and an account Of
the moneys which Hamilton has ex-
pended and for which the New York
Life holds no vouchers Jeyond per-
sonal receipts. Hamilton is believed
to be 10 Europe.
Will Pay Back Money.
Mccall said that if Hamilton does
not repay the company before Decem-
Der Is the sum of $235,000 which
Hamilton received from the company
and has not accounted for, he INC
CalD will pay the amount himself to
the New York Life before December
80.
Tells Of Rebates.
John r. Hegeman, president Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
was on the witness stand again today
before the insurance investigating
committee. He presented statement
of rebates paid to him on interest on
loans on his personal account. The
statement showed that Hegeman paid
Vermilye & Co., bankers, interest at
the rate of Az per cent and received
in personal checks of various individu-
ais of the firm at different times, a
rebate of per cent.
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Threatened to XIII Husband.
MAYOR A HoasETHlEF?
North Dakota City Official Accused Of
Crimes in Montana, ;47f

Helena, Mont, Nov. 13.-Governor
Toole has issued requisition on Gov
ernor Searles of North Dakota for
William H. Denny, the mayor of Will
liston, N. D., charging him with being
connected with a gang of alleged
horse thieves, who it is claimed, have
stolen more than 1000 head Of horses
in Montana. 3a
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ALFONSO AT VIENNA.
Spanish Monarch is Guest Of Emperor
Francis Josef,

Vienna. Austria, Nov. 1s. - King Al
fonso arrived here today from Pots
dam. Emperor Francis Josef accom-
panied by several archdukes and high
officials, welcomed the monarch at
the station Their majesties drove to
the palace, the route being lined by
troops and decorated with flags.
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sIxTY-EIGHT KILLED.

Accident In South Africa Mine Causes
Many Deaths.
-**+* ***a *s** =
Johannesburg, TransvaaI, Nov. .
= 13. ~ The vertical shaft in the =
= Drie-Fontein mine collapsed to- =
= day. One white man and sixty =
= seven natives were killed. ,
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COTTON PRICE OFF.
Break in Liverpool Market Causes Cor
responding Loss In New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, Nov. ia break
of 50 bale in Liverpool today created
a panicky feeling in the cotton market
here, which shortly after the opening
showed decline of 81 a bale.
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WAS PROMINENT ARCHITECT.
Col. Stephen v. shipman, Designer o
Public Buildings Is Dead.

Chicago Ill, Nov. 13. Colonel
Stephen Vaughn Shipman, well
known architect Of this city, died to.
day. He furnished designs for the
hospitals for insane at Elgin and Anna,
Ills. and at Oshkosh and Madison,
Wis, and many other public buildings
in the west and northwest.