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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
IS ARRESTED STRIKE ENDS
EDWARD MORE CAUSES DISTURB
ANcE AT OYSTER 5AY-cALLED
UP SYCAMORE HILL

Oyster Bay, July 11.-Edward More,
who claims to have been a sailor on
the battleship Kentucky, created con
siderable disturbance here today when
he called up Sycamore hill on the tele-
phone to announce that he was ready
to take charge Of the Presidents Sc
cret service force. From the telephone
More made circuit of the saloon dis
trict ant informed several saloonkeep-
ers that their licenses were invalid
and that he would return to make ar
rests as soon as he got a secret SER
vice uniform He was arrested on the
charge of intoxication-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
PEORIA SCHOOL BOARD ousTED
City Council Declares Every Seat Va
cant, Following Court Decision.

City Council Declares Every Seat Va
cant, Following Court Decision.
Peoria, Ill., July 1.-THE city coun-
Gil last night declared every seat on
the board of school inspectors vacant
and called a special election for Aug
8, to elect an entirely new board. The
action follows on the Judgment in the
circuit court ousting the eight hold
over members of the board and in ef-
feet declaring the method of election
of the eight new members illegal. All
members of the board yet in office re,
signed except President P. B. Miles,
Treasurer w. B. Elliott and James Ew-
ing. Building operations on the school
houses, repair work. the spreading of
the tax levy and the signing of the
contract with the city superintendent.
elect, G. T. Smith of Moline, are held
up by the custer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
APPEAL TO
UNION MEN.
LABOR BODIES URGED TO ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS ADDRESSED
TO IDAHO JUDGE

Salt Lake City, Utah, July iii. T.
Lavery, president of the executive
committee of the State Federation of
Labor, has received from the Silver
Bow Trades and Labor assembly of
Butte, Montana, a copy, of an appeal
to every central labor body Of the
United States, to set apart Sunday,
Aug. 5, for q general, united and di-
rect demand" Of Judge Smith, Caldwell
Idaho, to either give Charles Meyer,
William D.. Haywood and George A.
Pettibone an immediate trial or admit
them to bail pending trial for the muir
der of former Governor Steunenberg.
Every labor body in the country Is urg-
ed to adopt resolutions addressed to
Judge Smith.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
$4,000, 900 sWINDLE is CHARGED.
London Officials Investigate Affairs Of
Late Charles Cheston.

London, July 11-Oficial and other
inquiries are being made regarding
the affairs of Charles Cheston. solic-
itor who died in May last after having
lost, it is alleged, between $1,50O,00O
and $2,0O0,OOO of his clients money.
The main losses affect five or six per-
sons. including Lord Amherst and
Hackney. 1t was at first thought he
was practically ruined, but he is not
the hardest hit. The heaviest loser is
said to be woman, name unknown,
who is out 100000.
1t is alleged that Cheston's defalca-
tions extended over several years and
were largely the outcome Of specula-
tion in the stock exchange.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
Welded slxTY-EleHT YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Huntizer Of Fair
field, Will Celebrate Anniversary.
Fairfield. July 11-Mr. and Mrs. F.
D. Huntizer celebrate their sixty
fourth wedding anniversary Thursday
at their home on West Washington
street. They will also celebrate their
anniversary Of fifty years. residence in
this city. All their children will be
present on this occasion. Their grand.
son, DR.. c. r. Ukirch, his wife and son.
Donald, Of Monmouth, Illinois, are ex.
pected. Their daughter, Mrs. T. e. Da-
Wis, of Des Moines, have arrived. Dr.
and Mrs. Axline, Of Attica, Iowa, will
also be here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
ROBBERY SAID TO BE MOTIVE FOR
MURDER OF MISS MILE
ELLISON
FOUND DYING IN HOTEL
Face Had Been Crushed With Hammer
and Her Clothing Saturated With Al
cohoI and Llshted-said to Have
Had $e,5oo-PoIice Searching for
Supposed Murderer.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July 11-Rob-
berry was the motive for the murder of
Millie Ellison, who was found dying
amid the flames Of blazing alcohol at
the National hotel yesterday. 1t has
been discovered by the police that Miss
Ellison lately sold her millinery busi-
ness at Ellsworth, Wis. and came here
with $500. The money Is missing.
Killed With Hammer.
The discovery Of the crime was made
by Albert Boardman check clerk, who
saw smoke coming out of the window
of the woman's ROOM Calling assist
ance, he rushed upstairs, broke in the
door and rushed into the room. The
woman's body was enveloped in flames
and she was unconscious. Near her
on the floor lay hammer. The couch,
which was smeared with blood, was on
fire. The woman's right temple and
side of her face were crushed She
had also long cash behind the left
ear. 4
Search for Murderer.
At 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
chambermaid saw a man come run
ming up from the second floor and enter
room thirty-seven, which was the room
occupied by the Detroit woman. Ter
minutes later the chamberma1d saw
the man leave the woman's room hur
riedly, carrying two large grips. Ir
less than ten minutes after this the
fire was discovered.
Looking for Conductor.
The police are looking for N. P
Riggs, a conductor on the Chicago, st
Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railroad
from whom they seek an explanation
of his dealings with Miss Ellison. }.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
SUE TO BLOCK CHURCH UNION.
Atlanta Cumberland Presbyterians
Seek to En|oin Pastor.

Atlanta, Ca. July II. Charging that
Rev. George H. Mack, pastor of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian church
OF Atlanta, and his associates are en-
deavoring to divert the church proper
ty to what is known as the Presbyter-
ian church in the United States Of
America, number of the Cumberland
members of the local church have Sc
cured an injunction to prevent Mr..
Mack and his associates from carrying
out their intentions The effect Of the
local order is to nullffy the action TAX
en- by the general assembly of the Cum
berland and the Presbyterian churches
uniting the two denominations.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
THIEF TRAP KILLS FRIENDS SON.
Farmer Fixes Shot Gun to sIay When
Marauder Opens Door.

Richmond, KY. July 1.-THE shot
gun trap set by Thomas Boggie, we'll
to-do farmer of Estill county, to kill
sacked his home, last night killed
John Woods, % years old, son Of Will
liam Woods, one of Boggies best
friends, and pointed to him as the
thief. Bogie, on leaving his home for
the night, fixed the gun so that it
would be fired when the door was
opened. This morning he found Woods
lying dead on the threshold.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-12
TEACH TRADES
PRESIDENT LUTHER OF TRINITY
COLLEGE SPEAKS AT NEW
HAVEN CONVENTION

New Haven. Conn, July 1.-THE
American boys right to be taught a
trade in school instead of under the re-
strictions of labor union. the mem
bers of which are jealous of his ad-
yancement was asserted by President
Luther, OF Trinity college, Hartford, in
today's convention Of the American In.
stitute of instruction.
Carroll C. Pearse, superintendent CT
the publicI schools of Milwaukee, spoke
on The Trail. Of the Trouble Some
Boy"
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CONDITIONS
IMPROVING
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE
WILSON RECEIVES REPORT
FROM INSPECTORS

Chicago, July 11.-secretary Of Ag-
riculture Wilson having finished his
work in Chicago stated that he is sat
isfled the packers are making every eff.
fort to put the plants in sanitary
shape, and that the department would
put the revised regulations into effect
August 1. "I met the inspectors In
charge of federal reconstruction from
the different cities Of the country"
said the secretary. They report con-
ditions improving everywhere"
Secretary Wilson left for Omaha to
make an inspection of the packing
houses there.
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BRYAN CHANGES PLAN FOR TRIP.
Temporarily Abandons Tour Of Cont.
nent and Will Stay in Britain!

London. July 11.-William J. Bryan
has temporarily abandoned his. pro-
posed trip Of the continent and will
remain in Great Britain until after
the conference of the interparliament-
ary union. which opens here July %.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan will spend some
time in Scotland, leaving London next
Sunday. Invitations have been pour
ing in and they are kept busy with
their engagements. Yesterday Mr..
Bryan lunched with Premier Campbell
Rannerman at the Official residence in
Downing street. Lord Chancellor
Loreburn and Secretary of India Nor
ley were among those present. Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan were entertained at
dinner by Colonel G. ]. Ellis of Ne
braska last evening.
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SAY MINISTER KILLED CHILD.
Wife Of MitcheIivilIe Preacher Charges
Him With Murder.

Des Moines, July 1.-THE Rev. L.
w. Nine, pastor of the Congregational
the defendant in divorce suit, In
which his wife charges him with cruel.
ty which resulted in the death of their
A months old child last December. The
petition alleges that the child's throat
had just been lanced and that the de-
fendant seized the child by the neck
and choked it SO violently that death
occurred the following day. Mrs Nine
further alleges that the defendant has
made repeated threats to murder the
entire family.
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SUICIDE.
FORMER CITY TREASURER OF
OMAHA SHOOTS sELF-cAUsE
is NOT KNOWN

Omaha, Neb., July 11.-August H.
Hennings, former city treasurer and
candidate for the nomination on the re-
publican ticket for mayor of Omaha at
the spring primaries. committed sui
eide at his home this morning by
shooting. The cause is not known.
Body Found In River.
Iowa City, July 11.-(SpeciaD- 1.-The
remains of Mrs. Barbara Carball, SIS
years old, we're found floating down
the Iowa river here this morning. She
had been missing since Monday, when
she had a quarrel with her husband,
during which she threatened to drown
herself. Her husband is pioneer sec
tion foreman of the Rock Island. rail-
way and is said to have made no at
tempt to locate her. He disappeared
after learning his wife's fate. He was
found later, unhurt, but mentally de-
ranged.
LaPIata Man Kills Himself.
LaPlata, Mo-, July 11.-(SpeciaD
The lifeless bady Of Isaac Lucas an
aged and we'll known resident Of this
city was found yesterday hanging to
tree in grove near the town. From
the badly decomposed state of the body
1t is supposed that it had been
hanging there for several days 1t Is
practically certain that the man COM
mitted suicide as he has been talking
Of taking his life for some time. No
reason beyond dependency is given.
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ORGANIZE TO sLAY BURGLARS.
Residents Of St. Louis Suburb Arm to
Check Marauders. .

st. Louis, July ia vigilence com
mittee composed Of twenty-five of the
best class Of citizens was organized
last night at Richmond Heights, su.
burb, to shoot burglars and nocturnal
marauders on sight. The suburb has
no police protection and burglaries
have become frequent. The protec.
tive organization was formed at the
home Of Dr. L. Hughes. A system
of patrols will be instituted. A fund
will be raised to carry out certain
measures, now kept secret, and the
sheriff Of st. Louis county will be re-
quested to lend assistance.
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EAGER FOR
lNTERURBAN
PEOPLE OF 4oLsRooK AND vi.
cINlTY PLEDGE RIGHT OF WAY
AND $4,000

Iowa City, July 11-(special) The
people of Holbrook and vicinity are
eager for the building Of the proposed
Iowa City, Montezuma and Des
Moines electric interurban railway.
They have agreed to subscribe 100000
in cash and right of way, for the six
miles Of territory, in which they are
particularly interested. A subscription
list, circulated for one hour only, pro-
duced pledges amounting to $4,000
in cash and right Of way.
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BOY SHOWS SPARTAN BRAVERY.
Ten Year Old WiIkesbarre Youth Says
Nothing of Broken Leo.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July 11.-Ten year
old George Pittenger of Scranton suf-
fered for two weeks with an injured leg
in which the bone was fractured with
out telling his parents. He had been
injured in base ball game, and was
afraid that if he told he would not be
allowed to play again Today he fell
and again injured the leg, and when a
physician was called he discovered the
former injury. The boy now is in a
hospital.