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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
COURT MARTIAL OF RUSSIAN AD-
MIRAL, RoJEsTvENskY-JAP-
ANEsE WITNESSES
REPORT ON MASSACRE
Parliamentary Commission Says That
Troops and police Were to Blame for
the Slaughter Of the Jews at Blaly-
stok-PoIice at Moscow Capture
Band Of Terrorists.

Constadt, July 4.-The trial by a
court martial of Vice Admiral Rojest-
vensky and officers of Torpedo boat de-
stroyer Bedovi for surrendering to the
enemy after the battle in the sea Japan
began today. Several Japanese sea-
men and surgeons are witnesses. They
are expected to furnish evidence re-
garding Rojestvensky's condition at
the time of surrender. The penalty of
conviction is death.
Capture Terrorists.
Moscow, July A band of thirty.
five terrorists and full equipment OF
revolvers were captured by the police
here today.
Police Directed RlotIne.
st. Petersburg, July 4.-The point
strongly brought out in the parliament
tary report on the massacre of the
Jews of Bialystok is that there was nc
religious hatred Of Jews among the
peaceful Russian population.
The fighting was confined to the po
lice troops and Black Hundred on one
side and Jews and revolutionists on
the other. The parliamentary commits
sion found overwhelming evidence that
the outbreak was deliberately prepar
ed. The commission cites proof that
the rioting was directed by the police
and supported by troops who fired or
the Jews and Jewish houses.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
SWEDISH SERVICES HELD.
Prof. A. Melander Of Chicago Ad-
dresses Congregation.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Professor A. Melander of Chicago
spoke last evening at the Swedish Mis-
sion church, corner of Second and JEFF
ferson streets. The service, which was
very interesting, was largely attended.
1t was conducted in the Swedish Ian
guage-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
Bodies Ground to Pulp.
LEAVE FOR SOUTH AMERICA.
Secretary Of State Root to Sail on
Cruiser "CharIeston."

New York, July 4.-Secretary of
State Root, Mrs. Root and Miss Root
will go aboard the armored cruiser
Charleston this afternoon. The ves-
sci will sail at 5 o'clock for South
America
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
Jewish Organization Barred.

Tannersville, N. Y, July 4.-The
Jewish territorial organization Of
which Israel Zangwill of London is
was officially barred by the
Federation OF American Zionists today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
TALKS OF NOMINATION

Nebraskan in Interview at London
Says He May Not Even Be candi-
date-DecIares Race Among Demo-
cratic Asprants Should be Kept
open-Glad to Return to America.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
GRANDSON OF EMPEROR.

Se"s 0orr'fHun'cdeeu 20 W1Ii'am OF
Germany by Wire.
Berlin, July 4.-Crown Princess
Frederick William was safely ac-
couched of a son at 9:15 o'clock this
morning.
The boy is well formed and strong.
The news of the birth of a grandson
was communicated to Emperor Will
liam by wireless from Kiel to the
steamer Hamburg on which his majesty
is proceeding to Trondhjem Norway.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
THIRTEEN
ARE DEAD
CAR PLUNGEs INTO
CROWD OF MERRYMAKERs-
BODIES HORRIBLY CRUSHED

Altoona, Pa, July Investigation
today showed that thirteen men were
killed and several injured by a run
away car between Puritan and Portage
last night A car loaded with motor
and consigned to the Puritan Coal
company was left standing on the sid.
ing near the mine shaft. Mine Off
cials believe that striking foreigners
loosened the brake and started the
car down the precipitous, spur.
The car had gone three miles and
gained a frightful momentum. 1t hit
the curve while going full speed plung-
ing into crowd of merrymakers. Two
victims were decapitated while four
were crushed into shapeless mass
and pinned down by twisted steel
timbers.
Bodies Ground to Pulp.
The rescuers, after removing a por.
ton of wrekage found seven bodies
ground into the earth and the heads
crushed as fiat as though placed under
a steam hammer Several bodies
ground to pulp, were shoveled into a
wheelbarrow and taken to the under
takers. All the dead and injured were
Arabians recently arrived.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
'CUT OUT THE WRONG"
President Says Our Duty Calls for Ex-
erclse Of Honesty, Which Means Dis
interested Devotion to Rieht-"Inlq-
uitles in Business Llfe-Delinquen-
cIes in Moral Life"

Oyster Bay, July 4.-President
Roosevelt today delivered the Fourth
OF July oration to the townspeople in
a natural amphitheatre grove at Oy-
ster Bay.
Addressing his auditors as "My old
friends and neighbors" the President
said that it was a great pleasure to be
here and to say few words of greet
Ing and in a sense give an account Of
his stewardship. Roosevelt said he
would take for his text the words Of
Abraham Lincoln just after his cleo
ton, I'm any great national trial here
after the men of that day compared
with those of this will be as weak and as
strong, as base and as good. Let us
therefore study the future" and later,
$50 long as 1 have been here, have
not planted a thorn in any mans bos-
om."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05

New York, July 4.-William Hoge,
president of the Commercial Travellers
Antitrust league, today sent letter
to President Roosevelt inviting Roose-
velt to preside at the reception tender
ed William j. Bryan upon his arrival
from Europe in September. Hoge ex-
planned in his letter that the league is
not democratic nor partisan organ
ization in any sense.
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Tribute to Lincoln.

rlbute TO Lincoln.
Speaking on the conditions at the
time Lincoln spoke those words, the
President said it was possible for9Iin-
coin to say with entire truth that he
bore no rancor and did his work with
out hatred to the doer of evil.
He said that Lincoln did not treat
anything done against him as a wrong
calling for vengeance, but for rem
edy, land it is in just that spirit, the
President said that the American peo-
pie must approach their problems Of
today.
I'VE have not as great problems as
Lincoln had" he said, "but we have
problems and the way we face them
will give our children cause for pride
or shame. If the citizens of Lincoln's
time had not done their duty we could
not hold UP our heads today
Talking Annoys Speaker.
Hear, hear, came from the assem-
bled crowd. "Will you stop talking
over there" calculated the President,
pointing to carriage in which persons
were talking "Is he deaf he added
as the conversation continued. "Well,
make him dumb also" (Laughter)
81 thank you" said the President, as
the annoyance ceased.
Cut Out the Wrong.
Continuing, the President said, "our
duty calls for the exercise of hon
esty which means disinterested devo-
ton to do right" Now, gentlemen %
the President said, eve heard during
the past year of 'frightrul iniquities in
:, alt ,,o;o
in moral life"
Here shower came over and the
President donned rubber coat saying
he was sorry for the women, but
ashamed Of the men present The
President continued his speech and
said. 'Let us remove the causes Of
wrong doing, but not cultivate the
spirit of rancorous hatred. There is
enough wrong to right Cut it out.
VIII Curb Corporations.
The President referred to the work
of congress, saying: Eve have ac-
complished fair amount of work be-
cause we have not tried too much We
have come in contact with some people
we didn't like, and in protecting prop
erty we are forced to protect the prop
erty of some fellow we didn't want to-
When it comes to the control of cor
porations the ones that need control |
will curb without regard to the 9th.
ers.''
When the President concluded his
address he was drenched through and
through.
Tammany Celebrates.
New York, July 4-The annual cele-
bration Of the Society Of Tammany
took place today at Tammany hall and
was attended by prominent men from
many parts of the country. The prin-
cipal address was by Congressman
Sullivan of Massachusetts,, who spoke
on. the evils which have grown out of
the protective tariff.
Congressman Perry in an address
nominated William ]. Bryan and Con-
gressman Towne of New York, as
president and vice president. respect
lively, on the next democratic ticket.
The audience yelled approval, applaud
ing with hands and feet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-05
ACCIDENTS
OF THE DAY
RAY EsLINGER INJURED BY Ex-
PLosloN OF CARTRIDGE
MAY DIE

From Wednesdays Daily.
Ray Eslinger, 14-shot in breast,
may die.
Merritt Kirk, 5-Left eye burned
with powder.
Homer Palmer, 15-Hand burned by
explosion of cannon cracker.
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The Dupont, 10. Or. b. $500
The Massachusetts.
Or. b. ........... IS. 90
Hampton, Ar, b(fur). $3.50
The Massachusetts.
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Wilson. 5r.
b. as. 50 to A. so
HAMPTON. 1740 18th.
5r, b. ............4 As. 30
Wilson. 6r,
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Ednor. Ellis p. 6r.b.42.50
Thea-ie. 2f2e r, Or.
b ................ $3.50
Cheltenlian 1905 U,
e.. b. .......,....42.0
Vernon. 1774 U NV,
O.. b............ .42.5o
Melwootl, ITO U NV,
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Hampton, 1740 18th,
,,; Or: o; ,.ao :; 9. : - SO
Marion. or, b Goth and
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Hampton, Ar, b. .3J. so
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1921 18th, g.. b,
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Bryn Mawr. Ar, b..29.Oo.
1861 Willard. Or, b.. 80
The PancOast. LIST q.
5r, b. Is. 90
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1850 Irving, LIST fl.
MOORE & HILL UN(
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8040 o, I'd O. Or, b.
attic. ....:..... .<o-oo
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The Pancoast. 4th
d. Or, b.......... 3.O
3040 O. ID. Or. b. .2&s0
1918 Oregon AZ. 1st&
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613 9th ne, Or. b.1d. 2.50
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SOC E he. or. b. -. .2o.50
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floor. Or, b. ......21. so
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2315 n. ii. Or, b.. .@.50
639 Sd ne, / q, Or, ,b20.50
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1858 + ne. Ar. b. 10 so
LIST fl, 5r. b. 90
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Or riCE Is.
Belasco Theater bldg.
4th Il, lr. U5xtlJ. loo. 90
1874 6. 3r twill rent
parately) ....30.00
700 18th, 2r. 800
1920 Pa NV. . II. 5000
The Severn. 1910 +
NV, No 10. 80. 90
1910 II, uom Ia. 90
1871 l., basement 70 90
I he Severn. 1910 ii,
room No 10. 1000
The Severn. 1910 ii
Ga Sd D NV NV, Pr. ) Il. $50 $50
=! he Severn. 1910 IL
rw No Il........la. 90
sos 1Ith nw....... 500
$50 L NV, Offices. ...---
HOTELS.
lG;el. l3I rooms. g, 900
STABLE.
Rear 1926 i4th. -. $500
Rear 554 Col I'd (eor
suto} ............l4.oO
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F0H REM

S1H0. 1409 b NV. v'house
$3.50. -. .S14 f NV, .'ore
:1O5..15&77 Wyoming, 9-
500. .SO7 n NV. office
500. .204 F NV. Cir
Ss6. 1911 Pa av NV, sto DIV
SIS. "a. a jackson pl. Office
SIS. :. 1906 N Fl av. lar
SIS. The Wyoming, 7r
SIS. 1892 Col I'd NV. 14r
SI5.1231 Harvard nw.tir
SIS. LIST ne. las
s65. The Wyoming. 5r
S65. .1n1i n II av NV. ,2r
$50. So. .1S41 Kalo I'd, 11r
$50. ......1616 S NV, Tor
$50. 1925 14th NV. II,
SEQ. The Kens'ngton. 81
$50. ......1T12 Q NV. Or
S55. 80. POI D NV. 11rI
$55. POS Del av ne. l3r
S55. 1924 nth NV. Tor
$50. 10. 1929 X NV, Iii
s50.T0.. 1858 Kenyon, III;
s50.65. .221l Wash cir. 81
$4,000. 1oi6 22d NV. 81
$50. :. HOS N NV, store
$50. .21o Del av ne. 13r
$50. The Cumberland. 5r
f4S.25. ..19l9 X NV. AZ
SIS. so. .l0O3 NHav nw.l0
S45. so. 1921 r NV, Or
s45. The Wyoming. 81
$45.N Fl av & Randolph
NV. Tor
$I5. The Milton, Or
S45.. The bennington. 81
SIS. The phoenix. <,
SIO.65. 1921 18th NV, Tor
5000. 1927 Ore sy. Tor
$40. The Cambridge. II
S37. so. The Wyoming, Ar
For complete list Of pI
SWARTZELL. RHEEN
de1-d. eSu 916
FOR RENT-BY q. L. R
150S Q, Tor. b, fur. 10000
100 10th. 12r. b.. 1900
2029 4.illyer pl. Or, 2b65. 90
1916 Kenyon. 11r, b.50.00
4s7 NJ. 1lr. b. so. 90
17l9 18th. Sr, Oh. 40. 10
l146 Ore av. 10r.b. 1900
2206 1st, Tor. b. :. $500
1912 r, 11r, b.. Al so
1900 s NV. r, b. .40.60
300 18th. Or. 1000
427 18th sw, l3r. b. 1000
1909 n Cap. Or. b. 81 80
1871 Corcoran, Or, b. 1878
465 l NV, Or, b. 1850
1915 II. Tor. b. .35. so
1141 22d. Or. b. -. $3.50
1929 9th. Sr. b. sta. 1880
IS NJ NY. Or. b. :. 80. 30
1906 N Cap, Or. b.. %. 50
912 18th ne. 7r, b. ..25.50
no27-tf
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PSON & Co. 1875 + NV.
Chs l ne. Or. b. .2l.50
1913 Md nv ne.6r. b. 1880
SO 9th ne. Or. b.. 1850
Alb / he. Or. w. 1880
1872 Ben rd D Cor, WIZ 50
Store. 1908 10th w.l2.00
1895 Gales ne. 5r. ..12.00
Berwyn. Nd. 7r. w. 1900
GIG La av. basem't. 1890
1900 Kramer ne, $1,000
4 Desk room. 1875 J. NV.
| APARTMENTS.
Como. 4th @. Ar. h. 500
1 nn23-d eSu
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FOR RENT-NO. 1892 MASS AVE. NV. 1ST-
floor apartment of rooms and bath; bot-water
heat and janitor service; excellent location;
venient to all departments and business center;
reduced rent to desirable tenant
de1-Gt II. +. BRADLEY, 141S F st,
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SOt. I.
BLUNDON, O'BRI
1920 G. ST. NV.
dol CIV re

FOR RENT-D. d. THOM
i1i5 18th NV, Or. %. 60. w
400 Fla av NV, 11r. b IS. 70
iSOS : nv. ST.. h. Ak &c
IS0G Riggs pl. Or. ID. 81. oC
1914 Md av ne, 1lr. b30. 80
l2iG Md av ne. liz. bn. SC
120 f ne. Or. b. .21.J0
1902 18th ne. Sr. b. %. 80
1870 II ne, sto. dwg. .. Sc
AIS III ne. Or. b. p, &c
1904 f ne. Or. h. 200
9l2 9TH ne, Tr. b. .24.O0
1926 G. ne, Or, b. 20. 81
305 F. ne. 6-. b....22. sc
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT
Handsomely furnished house: - rooms. 2 baths;
six bed rooms; 500 per month.
.e5-3ts 134I Euclid st. W.
FOR RENT-lo-ROoM HOUSE. COMPLETELY
furnished. all modern improvements; beautiful
location 1911 ;lst st. NV. If
FOR RENT-IN MOST FASHIONABLE LOCA-
ton. one square from Dupont Circle. beautifully
furnished hOnsc: new piano. china. linen, silver;
parler library and very large dining room en-
suite; kitchen same floor. Apply premises.
1909 st. NV. de16t
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UNFURN!SHED.

FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE GROOM
house on excellent st. nv, just put fl thorough
condition. \ BARGAIN.
Rent $3.50
y L. SALISBURY. 1927 18Th St NV.
de5- ", ( SIT
FOR RENT-2425 18TH ST. NV. THAT FINE
IL located 3-stury and cellar brick dwelling of
10 rooms and bath room; hot-water heat: excel
lent condition: convenient to all lines: price
80 per MONTH
THOMAS J. FISHER * CO. Inc
dew .Sa Suit 1ili L st. NV.
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wANTED-HAyE CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES
and business properties In all sections of city;
list your property with us to get quick results.
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Hill. East Capitol st. preferred; state terms
Address c. w. r.. Star Office. de5-2t
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us 2ist ST. NV: Sr. and b. g b. ~; house In
good condition; fine location. .......... $50. so
1I5s Church st. NV; Sr and b.; fur. heat;
fashionable location $40
j. HARRISON JOHNSON & son.
SOC 18th st. 5. Phone main 23S5