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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

1.-THE most strenuous time in Presi-
dent Roosevel.'s life" says the Keo-
kuk Gate City, will come when he
undertakes to resist the popular de-
mand that he be candidate again in
190S.'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

"Inasmuch as Shaw and Cummins
both claim to be grounded in the pro-
tective principle why all Of this strife
over few hair-splitting details 2" asks
the Cedar Falls Records, adding. The
republican party has always managed
to conduct the affairs of the govern
ment so that the greatest good to the
greatest number would result. 1t is
safe to assume that it will continue
this policy"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09
PEOPLE OF IOWA
Praise the Treatment given by DR.. j. C. Bonham

Mr.. Zeb Smith. of Ottumwa. says
81 was cured c. very bad case of
Piles after suffering twenty years."
! Mr.. D. O. Ross, Abba, says: 81
had a suspicious cancelous growth
on my lip. DR.. Bonham removed
, 1t by use of X-Ray.'
{ Mr.. VIM. Gibson, Abba. Iowa.
says: 81 was cured of a double
rupture and am we'll pleased"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

The Cedar Rapids Gazette is doubt
full as to how and where Governors
Folk and LaFollette will be heard
from again, but as to Governor Cum
Minis, it says. "he is irrepressible and
NAV be heard from at any time"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

If not scalping knife at least the
need seems growing urgent for a sharp
knife Of some kind to cut the red tape
which enmeshes Ellis Island" says the
Dubuque telegraph Herald.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

The Burlington Hawk-Eye says
that story about serious rupture in
the republican party in Iowa was a
very clear and interesting statement
of facts that do not exist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

why not make it life sentence
and be done with it?" suggests the
Wall Lake, Blade, speaking of the
Titus plan for four-year terms.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

Senator Titus is not making such
Roadway with his suggestions for a
four-year term Of office as to make it
probable that he will be invited to be
the first governor under the new ar
rangement," says the Cedar Rapids
Gazette.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-09

Mr.. B. j. Hartman, Bladensburg.
Iowa, says: II vas cured of rup-
ture which was large After suffer
ing thirty years was a bad case"
A. J. Allen, 8lakesburg. Iowa,
says: 81 was cured of rupture over
year ago and can recommend DR..
Bonham's treatment"
Mr.. Lambert Funk. Agency, says:
Several years ago DR.. Bonham
treated me for catarrh. I was cured
and have had no trouble since
lie of Chronic Diseases, Rheuma-
J, Catarrh Of the Nose, Throat and
!. Variocele, Hydrocele. Nervous
d Skin Diseases.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
Sie liebe stjuefter.

Cine 5itersei4ibte pon guuIa aaIOepep.
$50, mein Sunee, bds LAB bir gtz
fagt iein: meine DiufGbrigteit, beine
@9uIben gu be5ablen, 1T bisrmit gu
@nOe. @erftebit bu nit benz, toas i'd
Dir gebe, ni6t dus5ufommen, - 3leis
ben bir nod Sipei @ese: Gntpebe:
ldbt bu bid in Elm Snfunterieregimen!
perIeben, Ober Ou iudit bir cine rei4e
Grau!"
sd Elm Snfanteriit - Elm Stop
pelbopfer! Batter, bas lam bein @rnit
ni9t fein! Seit Sabrbunberten baben
bic Seelens ibrem &0nis als Reiters>
mann gebient, unb nun fou ia. bein
GinSiger, ben blauen 4ttila aus5iebsH.
nm ;Gn nit benz i6li6ten, buntlen
Rod su psrtauiden! limb mas bas
6eiratben betrifft = 0u fpri1it bd,
ofs tpsnn einsm bic ipobl6abenbtn
5rauen sinfab 10 auf bem prGientirz
brett gersi6t piirben," brummte Der
9uIar Dor fi1 bin.
pglnbern Dislleidt nidbt, aber Dir
ipirO aud bierin isbe Miibe srIpart.
Sber babe i9 bir nod nibt ersdblt.
baB Marsot gu Sitern ben 8eiu9 sis
ner peniionsfrsunbin erbGlt = zines
f6per reidsn MGbsls. Der Batter be-
fiBt irgenbpo in 8apern n. rtefige
8rauersi. Das fast genug. bente i9.
Sb iie biibfa lit, tpeiB i6 nidt. Suriis
ber tannft bu ia ieIbit enti4eiOen,
benn bu tommft bod gu ben Seiertas
gen, ni6t ipabr2"
,@elpib, glIier6sn! Mein urlaubsz
seiu6 babe i'd bsreits einsersi9t. @e=
nebmist irirb es StpeiffeIlos. Sbu mir
alio ben 9efaIIen unb i6ide mir am
Siterfonnabsnb Ra6mittags Inn flint
llbr 5riebri9 nit bem Sel6ittuti i9is
rsr 5ur Station"
Mit einem eellenben pfiff fubr bic
2utomotioe bes S6nen5uees in bic
Station Elm. @Iei6 barauf Dffnete ii9
Elm Wagenabtbeil eriter SelaNe, unb
ibm entitiss Seino bon SesIen in eis
uem beuen Sriibjabrsciptl.
Dem ibm entseeensiIenben Groom
Iei9t Sunidsnb, beitieg er ben Wusen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
gadmittaas fanben iifl aablreIae

Ra9mittass funbsn 'ifd5 sablretde
GGite auf benz SeelenI4en @ute elm.
SIN 5reien bate man OItereier pers
itedt unb ii9 nit tinbli1eu Spielen
bic 3eit bertrieben, babel mar bon als
len Seitsn bic Wabrne6muns gemd9t
puroen, bab Der Sobn bes Sauies ii9
in dngeIegentIi4er WeiIe I'm bic MiIs
IlonGrin bemiibte.
glQein Obslei9 Setno ben gun5eu
glbenb uidt bon Suies Geite mid =
bic @dite fubren na9 Sauie, ubne baB
hie 8erlobung betannt eegeben fpurbe.
nWdbrfdeinli6 morgen," iiberless
ten bic meiiten.- -unb rmprsen" fliiitsrte
Der 2eutndnt Dor iid bin. pGbreHb er,
iE ieinem 3immer duFs unb ubgebenb,
nod cine Sdlummsrcisarre raudte.
Mobl Sebnmul bate er beute ben 8erz
fu6 unternommen, um Sufes Sanb
gu bitten, isbo6 bic DOrte polItsn ibm
ri6t iiber bic 2ippen. limb als penn
iie abnte, mas in i5m pprsins, perabs
fhiebete iie i'm f6lieblib gang fiibl.
S9on friib5eitig mar Seino am
rdditen Morsen auf. Die llnrube lit
i'm ni6t Idnger ouf bem Eager. @as
Inn Der beutise Sag ipObI brinsen
ipirb!
Rafd boIlsnbet er feline Soilette unb
elf binaus in ben Gdrten. @ebantenz
bon fhreitet er auf BEN @egen bin unb
Der. 9luf einmuI iiebt sr Elm lidtss
Sleib bur9 bic StrGuder I6immern.
Gas 1T Mdrgot. @r ertennt iie an benz
blGuIihen @epanb, bas fie = ipie er
iie oft senedt = Der Sarbe fsinss 9ttz
tilas Suliebs trdet. sic mub ibm rdz
then. ibm bslfen. tpis iie es itsts getbun
felt ben &inbbeitstagen.
Mit fhnellen Saritten 1T er an ib<
rer Seite unb ruff ibr einen ber5liden
GiutenmorsensruB gu. 9erpunbert
ftbrt fie ii6 um.
Sa itpdt ibm bas Dort i'm Munbe.
@ns 1T nit Marsot seiheben2 gus
ibrem @eii4tden fpreden Elm tiefer
Summer unb eine qudlenoe llnrube.
nWiein 9ott. S6tpeiterGen, biit bu
trant9 Du iiebit 10 elenb aus"
rWesbalb follte i9 tpobl frant
Iein!" tlinst es raub suriid.
Ssino blidt Iie topfidiitteInb an,
bann fust er leiie:
rOu tommft mir iiberbuupt 10 berz
dnbert bor, Marsot, felt meinem
0ieriein. anfanes purit bu audi nod
lieb unb nett gu mir, unb bann fam
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

pl0Bli9 Der ltmI9Iag, ben i6 mir
nibt ertIGrsn tann unb Der mid 10
trauris madt. Sprih! 9abe ib Dir etz
i?as setban, 10 iei perii9ert. bub es
unabii9tli1 sei9ab. 9Iber Der Sc
bante. bu tOnnteit mir ernitIi4 bOie
itin, Der 1T mir unertrdslid."
sd bite bid. Seinp, quGIe mid
ni6f!@
9abei ma9t has iunse MGb6en
eins Wsnbung gum @eben. 9O9 Der
2eutnunt bdIt iie fsit uno frust treus
bsr5is:
m0u bift mir uIIo ni4t mebr bOis,
9idsr6sn9"'
.aeine Spur! 8ie fommt bu nur
auf bieie Sbee9"
y9ptt Iei Sant, ba fGlt mir Orbentz
lid elm Stein bonn SerSsn." Seine
Stimme eetpinnt tpieber ben olten.
frii9en Slang suriid. ~Sebt burf iG
du9 pobl nit meiner Bite beruusriis
den2 SD brdu6e nGmli9 brineeno
btlnen Ratb uno bsine SiIfe, S9pes
ittr6en!"
nSnipiefern, Ssino9"
Run, ith iaete bir ia f6on, i6
tpoute nm 5rGul,in SerSfelb perben.
sic sefGqt mir uud 10 nett gang gut.
dber bsnte bir, Morsot" = bier ftodt
Der iuRse OffiSier = lid tann ibr ses
cfniiber meinen QIntrdd nidht herdlIss
bringen -"
LIMB mas full ih Dir hc5ei belfen9'
,Mir Ioesn, ipie i'd beginner foll, /"
antlportst Seino i6nel. Damn fG9rt er
iG iunigem Zone fort: rSSo, iiebit bu,
9iderhen, ipsnn ih bor bir itGnos,
bann fpGrs idh teinen 9lussnblid perIes
gen, bir piel 2iebes unb 9utes gu iu=
gen. 9d fsblten mir aud ni6t bic rihs
tieer Wprte. slber 10" --- 9(uf
einmol unterbri6t iid hsr iunes Diff
sier. @r f6eint ipie aus eiuem Sraum
Su srpo6en. Sn Ieinsn gluseu leu1tst
rEb flimmert es isliiam. ST er benn
nit 8Iinbbsit osidldsen eelpefen ipdbz
rsnb LANCER Sabre, muBts ibm erIt elm
tirBerli6er glnlaB ben Bid psiten9
lln6 obne nm GrIuubnib gu frasen,
reibt sr bic MIR idiuuh ipioeritrebenbe
Warspt on iidh. beSedt ibr @eIi6t6sn
nit eliibsnbtn 9iiiIen uno iubslt bon
Selisteit: ~Gur bit Iieb' id, msin
Slid, meir aIIss auf Der WeIt, einaia
rnb alIein bid! oSSebt gilt es mir gleid.
rb ih elm Reitersmanr bIeibe obsr
ri6t. fpenn i6 nur bid babe, phne bi.
i'd mir ein 2ebeH nidt mebr osnten
iann."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20
8irtbiaaiteria ssiudt.
sumOrssIs pun gaarie @osIid.

MsnT9, Du pirIt bod ni9t beiraz
then, BLOB neil Ou bes 8neipsnlebens
iiberOriiiIis biit unb neil Define Wir>
thin in Seinsr IbfpeTenbeit ibreSonus
tasstaffees in 0sinsm 3immer giebt!
0u l:ebit bas WGo9en ia garni9t,
iie pubt aud nift su Dir, Du tanuIt
bod pabrbufiis gang anoere gnIpriiz
DE MAIDEN" : i6 rihtete mid Ielblts
sefdlig in bic SObe = ,eine tIsine
Sdusli9teit lam ia aud 10 bsrgsitsllt
iperbsn, oaSu 1T bod ni9t gIei9 cine
5rau nOtbig." r@isIp benn2" frdste
i'd iiberraidt. rRi6ts sinfadsr. Wir
mietben uns 5ufammsn cine Wobnun5
nit Slide, nebmen uns cine Dirtbs
idaftsrin, unb bi. Sadie lit sema9t. ="
Wsin 6reuno paul mar ia itets Elm
beseiiterter apoTtel Der gbslofstsit.
oissmal fisIen feline 2ebrsn auf fruht-
barren 9pben. 9snu 70 liebIih id
mir ben SimmsIsfriebtn elmer eissnsn
SGuslidtsit in ben leBten 5dgsn duss
gerndlt bate, bic SaSu n0tbige Srau
bate nur eine 9ebenrolle in meiner
gbantaiie gsipislt, has msrtts id
ieBt. Gr bate alTu ipobl re6t, id
liebte iis = fusen mir = aidt gsniir
senS. limb Ous SSegefeuer Der 9sr>
lobunssSsit 5pif9sn Sdfpisgermuts
ter, S9piegsrtdntsn unb S9pisser>
grobmiittern blieb mir aud eripdrt.
limb odnn", fubr sr fort. nbdItit Ou
aus rutisem Safen umidau unter
ben 509ttrn bss 2anoss uno fGIit
niht uuf bic erite bette rein, BLOB neil
Dir bic Gubsren @srbdItnife annsbms
bar erI6einsn!" Das CAB mir ben
ReIt. Sd mar umgeItimmt.
rDirtbidaftsrin ssiudt BON Slpei
Serren nit semsinidaftii9sr Wobs
nung. @utes 9ebalt. SelbItiidnoige
Stellung. @orfeaung II Il ubr
aoditraBe 5S." Die Wobnung mar
b.raeri9tet, lsi6t unb sliidlid mar
alles a6sesanssn. pduI mar sben
unpereleidli9 prdttiId, ADJ. urb 10
bel bequemer ais cine 5rau. llno
ipie bibT4 mar es bel uns", bepuns
bernb aine id BON einem Stiid gum
anS.rn. glur banste mir etlpds Dor
.ibr", bic pOrIGuftg nod in unbstann@
ten Spbdren idp.bte. so! Sine
Irau rpolltsit 0u Dir mir nidts. Dir
ri9ts aufbdlisn. uno nun fiir4teit
0u DID Dor elmer p,riou, pie 0u
::eSen SaQ pieSsr los fperbtn tunnIt?"
0aa l.u6tet. mir Elm. 70 bate i'd Senn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

ersriTf bis3iissl, unb binsin sins's i'm
i9artsn Srabe in ben ld6enoen 6riihs
IiRgstdg.
ytun lGuteten au9 bic 9lpden BON
ben 06rfern iiber bem Malb, bas
SiIerfeit elm. Rod eine Degbiesung,
uno beutlidb ipirb bas lpsibe Sbiirme
den bes Sseleni6en S9lofes ii9tbar.
Sat- bate er einen lauten SubeIrut
ousseitOben, alein 6rieori9s @esen@
mart 6inbsrte i'm boran. Sn penisen
Wtinuten ioute er Iis ipisberieben: ben
bsrSenseuten Batter nit bem bGrbeibiz
gen 8eIsn, urb Marsot. iein pfleses
i9peiter9eu, bas ibm lieb mar pis
eins eigsne S9peiter. Der sr I9on als
&udbe feline Strsi9e annsrtraut uub
Der er dlles eebeihtst, unb bic nun,
no9 bsm SObs Der Mutter, benz pers
einIamten alien WanRe elei9 elmer
So9ter bos 2sben bebasli9 madte
uno per140nte.
gluf sinmal aber leet es fi9 ipis elm
Srud auf feline sIiidIide Stimmuns.
@sreibt er bsnn gang, ipesbalb er sis
stntIi9 sefommen, bab er biesmul i'm
0oterbauie eine Srembe untreffsn
hirb = cine 5rembs, bic ibm binneu
Sur5em 70 nabe ittbsn foIl pis niss
mono ionIt in Der DsIt2
Mibmutbig Idiitielt Seino ben
Sopf uub naet an bem bIonben 8drts
den. @ie tomHt es Hur. fab i!m bk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

5u einem f9peren Miberfolgs. Die
Gamilienunidauungen iiTo in Sapan
anbers als in europa. Sier Dauen
8raut unb 8rdutigam ii9 felbit bds
pobnIi6e Dad unb ridten ii9 Elm
mad eisenitem SeI9mad; in Supan
binsesen tommt bic iunse6rau in bas
Saus ibres 9utten. in ipelheul Iie fi4
ber Srabitipn our6dus onpuFen mub
unb erit aIImdblid boffen BARI, ielbits
itGnbisen GinfluB gu setpinnen. lns
i9per pirb man fi9 buriiber liar
ipsrben, bab elm MGo9en nit bsuts
ideu Obsr ger urlsritanifden aniduuz
unsen in Iol6em 4rsiie ni9t ibre
StGtts fanb, unb in Der 9bat 1T es
feline S.ltenbeit in ben lebten breibig
Sabrsn iapaniider @efdidte, bab ii9
pieIfa6s GonfIitte 5piiben ben Reus
bermGblten ober Der MODERN er5pgenen
iungen Srau unb ben @ltern ibres
9atten erboben.
Cine redttionGre StrGmune fu9te
alsbalb babin su pirten, bic 5ruu
ni9t tbeilbuben au lafen an Der gro>
ben natioualen llmpanblun9; Oa absr
bas Bolt ais SanSes feline aufsabs
flar srtannt bat, fudt es bic @r5ies
bunssfrase inter 9lnpuFuns an bic
8ebiirfniFe Der 3eit uuf ndtionaIem
9oben su l0ien. Inter ben WGnnern,
bic in Sapan felt Sabren bafiir eifern,
aIIes 5rsmbs nur gslten gu IaFsn als
einen MuBtab gum 8ersIeid, biirfsn
mir sines Ramens bier GrpGbnung
tbun: SinaO RasuIe. Der erfulsreide
pbilolose forbert fir bic GrSiebuns
Der 5rau folgenbe Hsformen:
l. aenntiib Der 9ausperlpefung:
umfaFenb bic @ebiete Der Setonomie,
inIonberbsit Der Sauss unb SiidenDers
ipaltung, ben @artenbau, bic Spgiens,
&inberpdrtung unb Yfleee.
2. ginfiibruns in bic Pdbusosit:
Srientirung in Der SeimatbgeIbidte
unb in Der GeIdidte Der Msnidbtit
untsr 9inipeiiuns auf bic 9ebren Der
pbilofopbie, Der Pbpiioloeie unb Der
Soaiolosie nit beionbsrer Serporte6=
rung Der 4ufsaben unb Der BE itim>
mung bes Weibes.
3. 2ebre bon ben NaturerIdeinunz
gen unb ibren @eieben: aIlsemeine
Ginfiibruns in bic @ebiste Der anorsas
niihsn unb Der organiI9en Natur
untsr befonoerer Serportebruns Der
Gntipidlungslebrs; lntsrpeiIuns in
ben 4nfanssgriinoen Der eratten
(mutbemutifden) WiHsni4uft nit glns
Ieituns iiber bas etbifde 9lniduusR
bes Gpsmos.
4. Die 9si9idte Der &unif: Wiirz
bisung Der beimiIden 4unitifOpfunz
gen auf bem eeidmmten 9ebiet Der bill
benbsn 9unit, bsrUfuiit unb ber2iteraz
tur, bOrnebmli9 Der iapdnif9en unb
hinsiiiden aIafft,r nsbit Streifsiis.n
in bus 9ebist Der absnblGnoii9en
3unit.
Oiefes prosrumm trdst benz einfeiz
tis iapdniIden Stanbpuntt nod piel
Rednung, min ober bod bem bumuni=
itiIhen GeOanten gu srObsrer 5rsibeit
berbelfen, unb in iussnofrober 3uperz
iidt ssbt 2anO unb Bolt an's @ert.
iiberlebten usberlief,runssn, bic ni9t
mebr in bic 9.genpurt paFen polIen.
ben Sooesftreih gu perfeben unb Reuss
auf ben aIten 9runbfsften auf5ubuuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

-ItG.rbings. STUDENT Slot
10 Ger feline 5erieu auf benz 9Orfe
rerlebt, no er Ra9ts iturt bttneipt
b.imtebrD: naeine 2aternsnpfGbIs
bier9! 9as iiHO ia gang unbaIt6are
3uitGubs!"
OrieineGles aOnfett.
9aIt (beim Diner Der Sruu 9ommers
sienratb bon Sppel Oippelitein). ngi,
5ruu BON Sppsl, mas babsn Sic fir
orisinelIss 8Onfett!" = nRu, g lit d
ssSbee BON mir "a iiub Rd9bilounoen
ber Srben meines Munnes!"
-@u9 cine 9ertbeibis
gtidter: .@sItsbsn sic, ben
26ffel eeitpbIen gu baben9" BETTER:
Bite, bic 6rau bat mir einen 96Tfsl
Supps ansetros.R urb bu mar i'd an
SdIuHe bod i'm 3peifsl. Oh Iie ni6t
stpu ssiust bat: etnen SuppenIOffel!'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-04-20

8erborbenss 8ergniis
gen. ~Rsin, cine fol9e llnpers
idGmtbsit. iebt bate iih bic RGtbin
pom &affsetrinsden cbgeIag. urb
nun lit iis oenHp9 sstommsn."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21

department asking hat the secretary step
over To the white House. AS soon as
Mr.. Shaw reached the presidents office
Mr.. Roosevelt asked him IL it were true
that he wished TO leave the cabinet IN
February.
The secretary replied by reminding the
president that when the cabinet mem
bers were reappointed after the inau-
guration last March he had expressed his
desire to retire from public life I'm about
one year from that time. and that he
had remarked then that February. 1906.
would complete four years Of service at
the head Of the treasury department.
IL was explained that tho president did
not realize when this conversation took
place last March that the secretary
wished TO remain in the cabinet one year
and nc more, and that he expected TO re-
sign promptly at the end OF his four years
Of ervlce Mr.. Shaw having been APP
pointed in February, 1902, as the SUCCESSOR
OF Lyman j.. Gage, some OF the news
papers again published this morning the
fact that Secretary Shaw was making
preparations TO leave the cabinet I'm
February, and these publications were
the direct cause Of the interview between
the president and the secretary yesterday
afternoon.
- Nh1 t'hn' Ai'1 f'tNe hhht
Attorney General Moody would remain I'm
the cabinet for some time. Mr.. Moody
has two or three times set q date for his
own retirement and Il was arranged last
March that he should remain until July
l., 1906.
The president hopes that the attorney
general will not feel compelled to return
TO his private law practice in Massachu-
setts as early as next July and will try
20 induce him TO continue at the head
of the department OF justice until the end
Of the short session OF congress on March
&. 1907. Mr.. Moody will probably be In
duced.
After the Inauguration last March Sec
rotary Of the Interior Hitchcock told the
president that nc would ask 10 be re-
lievcd at the end of one year. The presi-
lent wishes him TO carry out his work
OF running down tho land frauds, and il
f. certain that II he should live. Mr..
Hitchcock will continue In his present
office for some time after March 4. 1905,
and he may remain in the cabinet for a
year or moro.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21

as the latter tells the story, dealt ex-
t~ensively I'm the stock. running a little
pool or their own. but Judson had no
part In any Of these transactions except
that he acted as their agent I'm making
the purchases tttd- afes.-fh rpHsun or
this was that he had good broking con
nectons, which enabled them 10 conceal
their hand In the pool.
Later Judson claimed a third share i'm
the pool and was given IL when Hoadlcy
ana Letter found that the pool disclosed
u loss. As Letter naively put IL: 81
wouldn't have him I'm any OF my deals at
any price, but, OF course. when I saw that
ne wanted to come In on a losing pool. /
SAID let the fool come in~ IL he wants TO
and take up his share or the losses"
so Judson came i'm and then. according
10 Letter. the pool was finely wound up.
Letter got sick shortly afterward and
when he got well again he found that
Judson John r DreXel had gone into
"a scheme 10 squeeze the shorts I'm
Power n boost up the price. Letter
says he diSowned the scheme, but IL went
ON. Hoadley advancing the money on loan.
This IL the scheme that Judson claims
was the pool on which he lost and I'm
which Letter and Hoadley were interested
with him.
The end OF the pool was the collapse OF
the stock from l9S 10 50 and less on April
~. when Letter was I'm Chicago. The
latter bought some OF the stock at the
high price that day and II cost him 1920.
600 TO settle. Altogether his dealings I'm
Power cost him close on half q million.
He VIII testify again tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21
CITIZEN OF PROVIDENCE
DIESAT BANGOR, ME.

on Sunday morning one of tho former
~well-known contractors OF this city, ANA
ziah Hunter. died in Bangor, Me. after an
illness OF but a few hours. Mr.. Hunter
was in his 18th year and when living in
this city resided at 3 Richardson street.
He was az Bangor. on a three months
visit and was just about TO conclude the
visit and return 20 this city.
Just as he was making preparations for
the return on Saturday morning nc was
stricken with pneumonia and within a
few hours after he was dead. His friends
seeing that his Illness was fatal. tclc-
graphed 10 his home in this city. his only
son. Samuel A Hunter, being n member
ofthe police force OF East Providence, re-
ceiVing the message. and with this mother
leaving for Bangor Sunday night.
They were not In time to see Mr.
Hunter again alive. for n complication
set I'm IN the form of heart disease and
before the relatives from this city arrived
he had passed away. The family returned
to this city last evening. bringing the
body with them. Amaziah Hunter was
born In Weston. Me. and spent the great
pr part Of his early years there. learning
The trade OF ships carpenter. When the
war broke out and there was "a call for
volunteers he was among the first from
his town 90 respond and after serving
his rull term was %honora5ly discharged
az the ending OF the war.
After the war he took his family from
Maine 60 this city and worked about the
shipping interests OF the city for some
time. finally embarking I'm the contracting
business with mis- son under tho firm
name Of \. Hunter A Son.
Mr.. Hunter was n member OF Prescott
post. q. \. r.. and OF the United Work
men. lie was well known and well liked
both I'm this city and East Providence and
his death e. mourned by hts wife. who
was before her marriage. Miss Mary FARM
ham OF Weston, Me. and their son. sam
uel A. Hunter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21
YACHTSMEN GAIN POINT
ShsIIfsh Commissions Subcommittee VIII
Have Stakes Removed.

AS q result OF the many complaints
such abundance In Bristol harbor to mark
oyster beds the shell fish commission has
made q survey of conditions there and
will order some Of the stakes removed.
Yachtsmen OF the several clubs Of Mar
%ragansett bay have had their sails torn
and not only ave the hulls OF tho craft
been badly SCARED I'm some cases. but
holes have been punched In the bottom
and the craft almost ruined.
The engineer OF the shell fish commits
eion has been at work for some time try
ing 20 devise some method Of marking the
boundaries adequately without the trouble
from the heavy pointed young trees which
are used az present
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21

Judson managed all the operations con-
nected with the alleged pool and the ac-
count with Jones & Co. was I'm his name.
He joins with the plaintiffs i'm maintain
Ing that he acting only in eaheots
with Hoadley and Letter and that there
fore they should pay t%wo-thirds Of the
debts he incurred. Being insolvent him
self. he can't pay anything.
The whole story OF the dealings i'm
rover stock was threshed out at great
length a month ago before Justice Amend
NJ the trial OF the suit OF Franklin Scott
~ Co. brokers' to recover a similar
amount from the three defendants. The
trial lasted over three weeks and at the
end the brokers got n verdict against
the defendants for the fun amount. in
dividually and collectively.
Letters testimony today did not differ
one iota from his testimony at the other
trial. In fact, the very same questions
were asked by counse and the identical
answers evoked, He told once more in
detail how he and Hoadley had organized
me Power company. and how while they
were in Europe Hoadley had left Judson
IN charge of the market for the stock.
hudson got overloaded with stock and
cabled 10 Hoadley for money. on Letters
return he agreed To fish Judson OUT
This piscatorial process was accomplished
by Inc trio taking up Judson's holding
and dividing the 1880 shares he held into
three parts.
Subsequent to that Hoadley and Letter.