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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-13
BATAVIA.

Batavia, Oct 11-Mrs. Mary Mule
nix and son, Gussie, of Fairfield, Wis
tied Thursday of last week with Mrs.
Mullenix' mother, Mrs. Hannah Afford.
Rev. and Mrs. G. r. Shook are visit
ing relatives in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stever and chill
dren left Saturday for Berkeley, CAL,
to make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Harris were over
Sunday visitors at Stockport at the
home of their son, r. o. Harris
Mrs. Phronia Coward and sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher, spent Thursday
at Bernhart with Mrs. Annie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Walker and
children and Mrs. Sarah Walker visit
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mckenzie near Farson.
Champion, Neb., and Mrs. Peters of
Fairfield visited Wednesday with Mrs.
Abe Powelsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Rowe and
children of Kansas visited over Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Peebler.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Kennedy left
Sunday morning on Burlington No.
for Kansas City, where they will visit
for a few, days and then go to Los An
future home.
Rev. Hoober Of Mt Pleasant preach
ed Sunday morning and evening at the
Methodist Episcopal Ahurch.
Mrs. MolIie Afford visited her moth
er in Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Monger and son, Kenneth,
Of Mt. Pleasant are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Holmes.
Mrs. Margaret Smith OF Libertyville
is visiting at the home of Wilson
Warren.
Mrs. Arthur Burr and baby, Mar
jorie, and Mrs. Edith Burr and baby
Of Seymour, and Mrs. Nellie Wright
and children Of Oklahoma, arrived
Sunday evening on No. to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Maude Swafford visited rela-
tives in Ottumwa Sunday.
At the township democratic con-
vention the following were nominated:
Assessor, Frank Gobble; clerk, Cliff
ford Cole; justice of the peace, Har-
ley Kreigh; trustees, G.. W. Wright,
Floyd Loughlin, Frank Whitmore
Clinton Gilbert, wife and daughter,
Bessie, Of Kilbourne, and Mrs. c. p.
Gilbert and daughter, Jessie, of Agen-
cy. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Cole.
Lee Powelsor was a passenger to
Fairfield Monday. called there to serve
as grand juror.
Casper Durr Of Ottumwa visited
his daughter last week. Mrs. Fred Tay-
lor.
Mrs. Jerome Woodruff is visiting her
daughter in Chicago, Mrs. John Pfeifer.
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WILL BUILD NEW
EAST END CHAPEL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILL
FURTHER BROADEN WORK IN
ITS FIELD
Already Support Three Branches but
VIII Establish Fourth-congresa-
tionaI Rally Held Last Evening and
$1,000 Raised.

Though already supporting three
chapels the East End Presbyterian
church is to build another this fall.
This chapel is to be constructed at the
corner of May and Bertha streets.
Funds nearly sufficient for erecting the
new chapel have already been raised.
At a congregational rally held last
evening this plan was outlined by the
pastor, Rev. w. III. HORNED, to the large
number of the members of the church
present. During the evening nearly
Of the plans Of the church as already
outlined.
The meeting was held In. the dining
room of the church. The object Of
the gathering was to rally the forces
of the congregation for the fall and
winters efforts. In his remarks the
pastor outlined the work that had de-
veloped during the four years Of his
passionate, laying special emphasis up
on the plan Of reaching the people Of
the large parish in the East End,
through the chapel work
Needs $500.
He stated that. at this time five Sun
day schools, five regular prayer meet
ings and three Sunday evening services
are being carried on by the church. NJ
I. McClel1and. chairman of the trus-
tees, gave the financial report of the
church, showing the need of $1,000 to
| properly carry out the work already
undertaken by the church. After brief
remarks by T. D. Foster and N. r.
Sleight, both elders in the church, over
$1,000 was subscribed by those present
| to meet this demand. Following the
business meeting the ladies Of the
church served refreshments.
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BETHEL.

Bethel, Oct. 11.-George Wiser OF
White City spent Sunday with his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiser.
Roy Miller and wife of Fredric
visited Sunday with Mrs. Miller's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. K. Chisman
Charles Springer was a business
caller in Abba Saturday.
Miss Margaret Caldwell visited with
Miss leila Chisman Monday afternoon
Miss Ada Burgason of Blakesburg
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
her sister Mrs. Laura Wilcox.
Mrs. VIM. Aubrey and little son
Dean. and Miss Vesta Lee visited at
the Chisman home Thursday and Fri
day.
John Caldwell, wife and two child
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HAYEsvlLLE.

Hayesville. Oct. 11.-Rev. circuit fill
I'd Qhis appointment here Sunday morn
ngs
Aadess and Hazel Mccullough are
quite i'll.
Two car loads of pickles were ship
ped from here to wisconsin last week.
Mr.. Hayes and George Willard Utter
back were business visitors in Sigour-
ney Monday.
e. Utterback and sons were in Of
tumwas Saturday.
The n. N. L. A. society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Pearl Utterback
Thursday afternoon.
George Morrow of Lancaster, Mo-,
was business caller in town Tuesday
Chell Utterback sold his farm north
of town to Elver Utterback Of Lam
caster recently.
Mrs. Robertson is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs Maggie Duree, in Sig
Quincy for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rogers visited a few
days last week with relatives in Cedar
Rapids.
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WILLIAM HoUk INJURED.
Vicious Horse Which He Was Shoe
ing Tramps on Him.

From Fridays Daily
William Houk was injured yesterday
morning about II o'clock at his black
smith shop, corner Of Wabash and
Madison avenues, while shoeing horse
belonging to one of his customers.
The horse pressed Mr.. Houk to the
floor and tramped on him, cutting his
left leg below the knee and bruising
him considerably. Mr. Houk's partner,
w. l.. Thompson, rescued him from his
dangerous position before he could be
seriously injured. Mr.. Houk will not
be able to return to his work for sew
eral days.
Gray Holman NuptiaIs.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Holman
and Lewis Gray occurred last evening
at o'clock at the home Of Rev John
HASTE, 308 South Willard street, the
officiating minister. Only the immedi-
ate relatives Of the bride and groom
were present. After the ceremony a
two-course supper was served to a
number of relatives and friends at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Holman, 1912 Lincoln street.
The happy couple were the recipients
of many wedding gifts. They are at
home to their many friends at S18 West
Main street.
Fire on keota Street.
The South Side fire department was
called out yesterday afternoon about
4:30 o'clock to extinguish a fire in
some grass on Keota street, opposite
Pattersons grocery store. The flames
did little damage.
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rem spent Sunday at the T. H. Cald-
well home.
Frank Wilcox and sister Mrs. Myrtle
Wilcox and little son Glenn called at
the Springer home Sunday evening.
Charles Woods, wife and daughter
Grace visited last week at the parental
Tostor home.
James Chisman called at the Visse,
home Sunday.
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EVERYBODY GOOD.

Not Single Case in Police Court This
Morning.
From Fridays Daily.
In the police court room this morn
ing, silence reigned supreme. No ar
rests We're made either yesterday or
last night and the station doors this
morning were wide open. Today Is
one out of five days this year in which
there was absolutely nothing doing in
nnlica court
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BEvERIDeE RECEIVERS.

Indiana Senator Able to Resume His
Travels.
Boston, Mass, Oct. 12.-Senator
Beveridge, who had been i'll at the
home of George B. Baker at Brookline,
has recovered and left here today for
New York.
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INDlcT PROMINENT MEN

Former Member Of the Dawes Commits.
sion Now Unler Arrest.
Muslogee, I. T., Oct. 12.-W. T. Mar
tin, Jr., former employ of the Dawes
commission and M. D. Dunleavy, a
prominent real estate man, were indict.
ed today by the federal grand jury here
charged with theft from the govern.
ment offices over year ago of Creek
Indian rolls. They were arrested and
released on bonds.
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spfendId Record,

DR.. Kings New Life Pills have made
a splendid Record by curing headache.
biliousness. constipation. etc. 25c. Try
F. B. Clark Court and Second; J. II.
L. Swenson & Co., Court and Main.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-13
STATUE OF VERDI
Unveiled In New York by Admitting
Countryn1en

New York, Oct I'm the presence
OF thousands of his countrymen, includ-
Ing an official representative from the
Italian government a marble statue Of
Verdi, the Italian composer, was I'M
yelled today at Seventy-second street
and Amsterdam avenue. The statue
was erected by the Italians Of New
York.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-13
POLICE MEET HoLDUP MEN
Officers Fatally Shot and Two Others
Injured.

Injured.
Toledo, O., Oct. ia desperate en-
counter between policemen and three
holdup men took place early today in
East Toledo. Policeman Joseph
Schlagheck was fatally shot and two of
the highwaymen hurt. The third man,
known as Blackie, escaped.
Christ Peterson, Neil Myers and
Blackie held up F. H. Carnell, an insur-
ance agent. After nearly checking
him TO death they robbed him Of $45.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-13

according to the original program
The promoters have enjoined the city
officials from interference with the
contest at the Coliseum.
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cHAs. w. BENNETT KILLED.
Prominent Utah Lawyer Run Down
by Street Car.

Salt Lake City, Utah., Oct 12.--
Chas. w. Bennett, aged seventy-1ve
years, a lawyer and prominent as a
candidate for United States senator
when Utah was admitted to statehood.
was run down and killed by street
car here yesterday. Bennett. who
came to Utah from Wisconsin, once
held judicial Office in Chicago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-13

Itch curod in % min ties by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by Sargent, The True Druggist.
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, ,oct. 1.-The managers
Of the Y. M g. A. have donated the
library and 5000 to the public school
for the use of the entire school. The
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An OUTRAGE.

An Outrage.
It's an outrage to let your skin SUI.
fer without help, when burned or
wounded. Use Bucklen's Arnica Salve;
25c. F. B. Clark, Court and Second;
~. H. L. swenson & Co., Court and
Main.
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CAN'T STOP FIGHT.

Officers Are Enjoined from Interior.
ing in Terre Haute.
Terre Haute, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE Hart.
Schreck bout will be pulled off tonigh,
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CARNIVAL OF SPORTS.
East, West and Pennsylvania Win
Three Chief Events

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Michigan. Dart
mouth md Pennsylvania the three chief
events today at the twelfth annual carnival
OF track and ncld sports OF the University of
Pennsylvania on Franklin field In winning
tho four-mile college relay championship Mich
ignn's runners broke the worlds outdoor rec
ord Of 1896 3-5. held by the same university
and the indoor record OF Is 20 Is made by
Cornell. Summary:
Onc-mile college relay chnmpionShip-Won by
Pennsylvania, Syracuse second, Chicago third
Time. 1928 Is.
Two-rniie college relay championship-Won
by Dartmouth Columbia second Pcnnsyl-
yanio third Time. 500 3-5.
Four-milc relay champonshlp-Wo by Ma
loncy, Ramey, Coo, Rowe. Michigan: Penn
sylyRna second, Yale third Time, by miles
4;l3 As, s;04 30. 1S S:35 3-5 1910 2-5
Broad jump-Won by Mount Pleasant Car
Isle Indian school . feet inch second W.
i. Hubbard, amherst, - feet . inches THIRD,
o oConnel Ntlanovo. % feet s inches
Hammer throw-Won by Parry. Chicago La
feet inch. second. Shevlin. Yale LAG feet .
inches; third Wilkinson Chicago. Ia foct 6Ib
inches.
Two-mile champIonshIp-Won by Dartmouth.
second Columbia; third. Pennsylvania Time
.09 IS.
Princeton did not start
High jump-Won by Patterson Michigan
feet IL inches: second. Riscly, ex-PennsyIyania
feet 10 Inches. Hunt. Pennsylvania Ma
honey eH-Ncw York university and RYAN,
Columbia, were tied at feet Inches and ON
the jump on Mohoney won feet 10 inches
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GUN EXPERTS GETTING
READY FOR BIG SHOOT
Salt Lakers Practicing Daily
for Next Weeks Tour
nament.

Several members OF tho Salt Lake Gun club
were out ut tho range for practice shoot
Saturday and the following scores were made.
together with the results OF Fridays work
Pease broke 81 out Of 100 targets; Bransford.
rs. Sven. n. Parker. 81
Fridays Shoot.
Bransford shot ut 100 targets and broke IS.
Pcase broke SIS. CaIison, 81; Keefe, So. Shcm-
we'll, "a. Unce John Sharp 80, Mills. IS.
Word was received yesterday that H C
chester Armo company. James Heed and Hood
Water, prominent experts. would be hero to
engage in tho tournament.
w s, Doty. the famous Idaho shooter. ar
rived nero yesterday,
Caught on the Wing by Pump Gun.
The intermountsin tournament Is only a few
days OF and everything Is now ready for the
big shoot.
The committee OF the Salt Lako Gun club
wishes to thank all the citizens for their lib
cra support and donations for Without their
aid thoy could not have hoped to hnye offered
such attractive programme.
A good many OF the members Of the club
have begun to realize that they are in need
Thursday. Notwithstanding the fact that they
had shot until dark tho day previous.
rocks through a microscope nowadays Nine
ty out Of 100 mnkes thcm all cit up and
take notice
John HoninE has q now set of 16-inch bnr-
rolls Look out, John, for your fingers
Cnl Callison returned from business trip
today and took a nyer at tho sauccrs break
ing the last twcnty Ave straIsht
Shemwell Is a busy man at present TO get
up and break o. per cent now and then.
Wait until Mitchell turne his now gun loose.
But what will become OF the old pump w. w.
Wait and
Uncle John Sharp !s confident and says he
Will walt until the day OF the shoot.
Keofe and Parker still shooting tieo.
Keefo had dne chance to win Wednesday.
but therc nothing doing Lost his last
two birds.
r. Hardy was out OF the boat several times
Wednesday. Try and get them little quick
er, Hardy
Mills is still improving and breaks his birds
clean.
SVEN is shooting pump gun, md We will
all hayo go como Ho Ia not has been, "
although no docs shoot with glasses
DR.. McCurtain can blow up q few t5s out
of So and looks good TO soon be nble TO break
100 straight.
Come up and the shooting. May and
5 Plenty OF seats and good time are as
sured. Bring your friends. We like company,
Don't forget Sunday at 30 a. M 60, oe0
blue rocks and wo need the money
PUMP GUN"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29
Lexington Winners,

LEXINGTON. April 2s.-First race. Ave and
a half furlonss-Tho Englishman won, Noel
second. Buioba third. Time. OF As
Second race. four and a half furlonEs-Bcau
Brummel won. Tierney second. Dan Bradley
third. Time, 81 As seconds, Alyth finished
first, but disqualified for foulins
Third rnce. nYe and half furlongs-Clifton
Forge won. Precious Stone second Benson
hurst third. Time. OF 2-5
Fourth race. six furlongs-Robin Hood Won
Fox Meade second. Aurcceivcr third, Time
ia rs.
Fifth race. Ave furlongs-BoIara won Bud
Hi second. Charles Gilbert third. Time
100 a-6
Sixth race, mile and a stxtecnth-Miss Doyle
Won, Elliott second. Reticent third Tins
l:is As
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29
Gle RIDERS START
HARD WORK TODAY
the Riders Are in Finest
Possible Condition for
Season.
SHOULD BE
BROKEN BY SAUCER" MEN
I; Lake Public Booked to
Have Time of Their
Lives.

bicycle riders will lenve off road work
and commence training on the truck
row morning The men are all in fairly
rack opens will DO In record breaking
Lawson Starts in Training.
Lawson has taken on twelve pounds the
three weeks and will commence his long
er's grind tomorrow morning with Billy
u a. hle chief adviser. Lawson stated
10 will get more actual time for training
ling the racing season this year than
before.
g.. Fem, the unpaced champion OF the
!. lie expected to arrive today or tomorrow.
viii take up his trimming quarters at tho
Palace upon his arrival
I Redman Will try out his new motor on
nck this morning He Will try TO make
In 1;t0, which time ne believes can be
3n the new track.
Williams and Shorty" Smith. who
been doing ten-mile stunts on the road,
Ike TO the wheel to loosen up the kinks
Hr legs
Bridget" Coming in Strong.
dset" Bardsett rode an eighth of a mile
IS eeconds. which 4. considered record
his early In the year. Bridget" says
II never finish outside the money this
~ Palmer. tho kangaroo has q new
scnce the namo. attached 10 his sprint,
"A ho claims will bring homo the money.
e. Hopper broke his stop watch last
while speeding down Ensign peak. but
mt Enst for another chronometer, and
10 arrival Will commence faithful train
Hopper has refused n 5000 offor for his
MS winnings on the saucer track.
Hollister Under Cover.
Hollister. as usual. has nothing TO say.
'yeps plugging on the road and his
I are confident that he will be In the
at tho finish of all races he enters.
f'6imon-pures' are working hard 10
20 trim. Those who had contemplated
the professional class thls year have
1ghtened by the many fnst men sched-
appear here during this coming season.
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Among "Also Rams"
Results at Memphis.

MEMPHIS. April W.-Results. First race,
six furlonss-Massve won. Merry Belle second.
Optional third. Time. l.l7A.
Second race, four and half furlongstAont-
Bomery won. Lady Alcece second. PunEcnt
third Time. 81 seconds.
Third race. mile and siXtccnth-Druid won.
Little Scout second Thistle Do third. Time.
1:S0.
Fourth race, one mile. Tennessee Oaks
Lady Navarro won, Sanfara second. Ohlyesa
third. Time. ,i3.
Fifth race mile and quarter, selling
Lancastrian won, Crowshade second, Joe Les
ser third. Time 2:l2
Sixth race seven furlonss-Lazclle won,
Glengallant second. Requter third Time,
l3l.
Seventh race. six furlongeAngleta won. Re-
volt second, Elastic third Time, l:1T-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29
PRESIDENT zEHRING RETURNS
Bowling Congress Leader Has Inter
estine Eastern Trip.

w 8 Zehring president of the Western
Bowling congress. arrived home Saturday
from a trip back East. where he visited
the clubs In 81. Louis, Kansas CITY "no
v,itnesscd the State meet which IS now
being held In Denver. closing tomorrow
night 49,
He reports that great interest Is ocins
taken In the new movement among the
Western league bowlers and that mum
Der of the Eastern teams are anxious 10
become members OF the organization ow-
ing to dissatisfaction over the recent
meeting of the American association In
ouIS1yille
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29
Pittsburg Blanks st. Louis.

PITTsBURG, April 2s.-Pittsburg had no
trouble in shutting out st Iouo. Only ono
st Louis man reached third base. Pttnburg
hit both opposing pitchers with ease A fea-
turc steal home by Clark In the fourth
inning Score r. II, K.
Pittsburg -. ..-- % 5 2 2 o 10 l3
St Louis 80. ......0 o o o 90 % g
Batteries-Leifeld and PETIT. Hoeskoeter.
Grady and Holmes. Earned runs, Pitpbure.
l. Two-base hits Wagner, Mcbride. Three
base hits Clarke. Ritehey Bases balls.
of Leifeld 9; of Hosskoeter. 2, of Brown. 3.
Struck out. by Leueid 3; by Hoclskoeter, L
Umpire Johnstone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29
RATION DAY ROAD RACE.
Prizes and Entries Exceeds
Former Events.

'dzc list for the Decoration day road
! amateurs still continues 70 grow In
ne prizes secured this week number
of which arc good ones. The list al
includes twenty-five prizes. which Is
>breaker for 30 soon In tho season. ths
number ever entered at this date in
tyenrs being twelve
ice this season Is TO include the anna
salt Lake. Ogden and Provo Entry
ave been scattered among the sprint
4 three cities.
le number OF tho ridcro will take a
Z tho rohd todoy. unless The wonther
81 The bunch VIII start for Farming
1o.30 o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-29
Y. M. C. A. TENNIS CLUB.
Meeting on Tuesday Night and
Courts Laid Out

The Y NJ. c. a. has arranged for three
double tournament tennis courts in the
inclosure facing on Second South street,
at the corner OF First East.
Work has already commenced on laying
out the courts and Physical Director
Burtner will endeavor TO have the COM
ing intermounta'n tennis tournament
held there this fall. the Y. NJ. c, a,
are members OF the association and Will
provide every comfort for the specta-
torc,
Outside OF this meeting, the courts Will
be used exclusively for members and next
Tuesday there will be a meeting held at
the associations rooms. at o'clock, to
organize q tennis club.