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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-10
HORSE TRADE SLACK.
Principal Urgent Orders Are Execute,
and Demand Less Pressing.

Chicago Feb. s.-Receipts for four
days the current week total 2,S65
against 2.775 for the same period last
week, 2,117 for the corresponding dates
last year and 2,377 for like period in
1904
Trade continues to display increas-
ed volume over last season, the banner
year in the history of the market in
aggregate receipts. The broader de-
mand SO conspicuous in the weeks
early movement of trade begins to
slacken as the majority of urgent out
side orders are executed, and dealers
are compelled to make strenuous eff
forts to sustain the early quotations of
the week. The heavy business Offer
ings, which early displayed more
buoyancy, now develop weakness un-
der liberal receipts Of 1900 to 200 Id.
drafters. Present Indications fore
shadow a reaction to about the level
Of last weeks prices for prime draft
ers at $175@190 for bulk of offerings.
with the range at $160@210 and up
ward for fancy grades. Other classes
are quotably unchanged, the slackness
concentrating principally around the
heavy weight class. General trade is
fairly active at the following prices:
Poor Good
to fair. to best.
Drafters .....$115@140 S160@215
Loggers and feeders 7O@l25 13o@1So
Chunks $3.50. 500 ~ lOO@1S
Farm mares and
small chunks ;. $50 c5 S0@115
Light drivers 49,. 70@120 150@560
| Actors and coachers 115@145 160@370
Carriage pairs 80. 225@275 290@650
Western (branded) $50 IS 60@100
Mules -. ........s. 6O9125 100000
| Horse Gossip.
The following dealers and shippers
are on the market with consignments
of horses: T. B. Perry, Valparaiso
Ind; P. E. Newman, Slater. Iowa;
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GOES INSANE ON TRAIN.
Young Man on Burlington No. Thurs.
day, Causes Trouble.

Fairfield Feb. g. - Considerable
commotion was caused on Burlington
train No. 8 yesterday afternoon by the
presence of an insane man, who board
ed the train at Omaha, apparently in
full possession of his senses. The
young man gave his name as Benja-
min Jervis and his home as Fisher,
Ill. He suddenly became possessed
with the idea that the trainmen were
endeavoring to shoot him and made
frantic struggles to escape from them.
He rushed into the car closet and re-
fused to be dislodged, and the more
efforts were made to reach him, the
more he resisted. During the strug-
gle he pushed out two window panes
with his fist. The train crew tele-
graphed ahead to Fairfield requesting
that officers meet the train to take
charge of him, which was done, and
Jervis suddenly developed strong af-
lection for Marshal Black,who met the
train. The young man will be taken
to his home at once. He is a young
man, apparently about % years of age,
well dressed and carried large
amount of money.
Cy ltSStt NvSA0iu5s
Miss Esther Humphreys of this city
and Pearl l. Fulton of Wellsville, Mo-,
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
B. Humphreys on North B. street at
6 O'Clock on Wednesday evening. The
marriage was performed by Rev Thos.
Osborn, pastor Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. The bride is well known
in Fairfield where she has lived for
many years. The groom Is also we'll
known here and is young man of
great worth. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton will
make their home in Fairfield
Revival Meetings Continue.
The revival meetings which have
been in progress at the Free Metho-
dist church for some weeks past will
continue for several days yet, so great
is the interest. The union revival
meetings at the Methodist church are
drawing big audiences.
Roberts-Benson Wedding.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Roberts, Wednes-
day evening, Miss Nellie Roberts of
this city and B. John Benson of Haz.
ard Neb., were united in marriage by
Rev. H. G. Littleton. The young cou-
pie departed at once for Hazard, where
they will make their home, and where
Mr.. Benson is successfully operating
a farm.
!! Other Items Of Interest.
u. B. Rogers has purchased the
place known as the Corbett farm OF
forty acres for $1,000 or s175 an acre
Mr.. Rogers will move to the farm in
the spring.
An alarm of fire was turned in yes
terday morning from the residence Of
Mrs. M. J. Young on East Jefferson
street. 1t proved to be false.
]. D. Snider Of this city has traded
his ITO acre farm near Ottumwa FOL
a hardware store in Keosauqua.
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JUDD BROS.
Real Estate and Insurance
1l5 E. Main St.
Ottumwa Iowa

If you expect to buy farm yet this
spring you had better come in and see
us as we have some good propositions
in the farm line that we can give
possession Of yet this spring. And
city property, In any part Of the city
you desire; and size and price from
three hundred up to six thousand. Also
some good clean business to sell right
We have few farms in Missouri that
are priced right, that we will sell or
will exchange for anything Of equal
value in or near Ottumwa. We have
100 acres unimproved land in Kan
sas, good title, clear Of debt. We will
exchange for a small farm near OF
tumwa.
We have several small pieces of
property, ranging from zone to five
acres in the suburbs that we can sell
right. If we cannot fit you OUT
in any other way we will build you u
new house. You pay small payment,
then monthly will do. If you have
anything to sell or trade, come in and
tell us about it, and we will surely
find you deal. And If you want to
buy we know where the bargains are.
So come in. We will take you and
show you.
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THE BIG COMBINATION SALE.

On Friday and Saturday, February
1924, we're going to have the awful
est time you ever saw here, at the
big two days Combination sale OF
horses, cattle and hogs. All day FRI
day and Friday evening, and Satur-
day morning we will sell market
horses at the Big Sale Pavilion. Then
and begin the sale Of blooded hogs and
cattle. Colts from weanlings up, thin
work horses, brood mares in foal and
farm mares. In point Of numbers this
will be by far the biggest sale we have
ever held 1t is right at the season OF
the greatest demand for horses of all
sorts and sizes and we expect to sec
collected here for this big sale more
buyers, both shippers and private
BUYERS than have been or will be at
any other sale in Iowa this year. We
yertised a sale before. In order to
bring out every horse that is on the
market in southern Iowa we have de-
cided, Just for this one sale, to take
off the listing fee, and let in every
horse absolutely free of CHARGE 30
it won't cost you one cent TOW see
whether you can get your price or not
In case we do get satisfactory price
we will charge the regular fee. No
sale. No expense whatever.
List your stock for this sale wheth-
err horses, cattle or hogs. You will
rot have an opportunity like it again
this year. Ottumwa will be full OF
peopIe these two days. We will buy
all classes of stock for this sale. Write
or phone what you have.
MORRIS WILLIAMS,
Baker Blk. ottumwa, Iowa.
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MARTINsBURG.

Martinsburp Feb. 9.-Arthur Leu
ladder, of Highland Center, was in
town Wednesday on business. He will
locate here March 1.
Joe Cathey left for the Indian Terri
tory Tuesday morning for a visit with
relatives.
R. story and wife, of Fairfield, were
in town the first of the week.
Ed Flanagan, of Lancaster, was
visiting at the Q. w. Glass home on
Wednesday.
Protracted meetings are in session
at the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Margaret Chaplain, of Central
is visiting with her grandson, Al. Bish
who lives on Main street.
Sam Pollock and family have moved
into their property on Main street
The Martinsburg band will soon put
on a home talent play at the town
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FARMERS AND
renters, do you want a home Of your
own? Come and let me sell you
home. l have sold over 5000 acres
the last three months and this land
will not go lower in price; 1t will go
Up as good as your land In Iowa and
Illinois. I have land from Lincoln
Neb. to Benkelman, Neb., Dundy
county, Neb., from SO to 500 per
acre. What is the use to pay rent
when you can buy land from So to
$40 per acre, where you can see ten
straw piles to your one, and
corn piles all over the country?
Now be honest with yourself and
come and look at the black soil that
I offer you to buy. If not so will
pay your fare there and back. Write
me If you want home. / am yours
for business. Henry Hummels.
Macon Neh
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w. LoWENBERG & SON
Corner Court and Second SITS.


Here are few Of the farms we have
for sale:
X $50 acres miles northeast Of city;
well improved and finest in the county.
2S0 acres miles northeast Of city.
A bargain in this
1471s acres near Agency and a snap
in this.
Psi acres near Chillicothe. Will sell
cheap or rent.
AZ acres miles southeast of High
land Center, first class. We have
several small pieces near city. All
kinds of city property. north, south
east and west, from $500 up.
installment, and all kinds to trade for
live stock. Call and see US.
New phone 442; Old 1879.
List your property. We will sell it
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Board Proceedings.

Proceedings Of the board Of super
visors, Monday February 5, 1906. Be
ing the 18th day Of the January 1905
session.
The board met, all members pres
ent The minutes Of the previous days
session were read and approved.
The annual report of G. w. Stevens,
Justice Of the peace in Columbia town
ship, and the annual report of H. B.
Wagers, overseer of the poor in the
city of Ottumwa, were examined and
approved.
The following resolution was then
adopted:
Whereas, certain mortgage given
by Prior S. Farmer to ]. w. Caldwell,
school fund commissioner and dated
August 80, 1855, the same being re-
corded in Mortgage Record 81" on
page 179, appears to be not satisfied
of record and
Whereas, Wapello county retains no
existing lien against said Prior s.
Farmer on account of said mortgage,
be 1t
Resolved, that said mortgage be can
celled and the county auditor Is here
by authorized to satisfy same OF rec
ord. Also the following resolution:
Whereas. certain mortgage given
by BENJAMIN Reed and Deliah Reed,
to school fund of Wapello county and
dated December "a, 1870 the same be-
ing recorded in school fund mortgage
Record "a" on page 20, appears not to
be satisfied of record and
On motion, George w. Dickins and
r. G. Holman were appointed by the
board as delegates to the convention
Of the Iowa Good Roads association to
be held in Des Moines February and
8, 1906. The balance of the day was
devoted to the examination Of claims.
The board then adjourned to meet
Tuesday February 9Th at 9 o'clock a.
m. j. M. McElroy,
Attest: Chairman.
J. R. Criley, County Auditor.
Proceedings of the board Of super
visors. Tuesday February s, 1906. Be
ing the 18th day of the January 1906
session.
| The board met, all members pres.
| ent
The minutes of the previous days
session were read and approved.
/ The annual report of Miles Hough
for the year 1905, was examined and
approved.
| Upon the recommendation Of the
members of the city council of OF
tumwa. the following exemptions OF
taxes for the years 1905 and 1906 were
granted:
Mrs Lydia, Chodat, on parts of Lots
81 and 38 in the Janney Addition;
Sarah Dee on Lot IL Evans and Roots
Addition md Joseph F. Eaton, on Lot
As Hinsey & Hedrick's Second Add
ton
DR.. M. L. Davis, was then appointed
Township Physician for Agency Town
ship for the year ending March 1, 1907
at the following compensation: $1.0(
per visit in the country and so cents
per visit in the Town of Agency; to
tai amount for the year not to exceed
s45.
The contract and bond of H. H. Gar
rison & Company for the building ant
repair of bridges for the ensuing veal
was approved.
After the examination of claims OF
file the board adjourned to March a
/ 9 o'clock a. m.
Attest: j. M. McElroy,
| J. r. Criley, Chairman.
| County Auditor
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hall. The bana has six new members
and is making excellent progress.
Lee Lamb. of Hedrick, was in town
Tuesday.
Guy Redfern was at sigourney on
Wednesday,.
George Chandler and Mr. Ruble, Of
Kirkville were in town Friday.
Miss Grace Graves left last Tues
day for an extended visit with friends
IL LaPorte City.
M. F. Sanchez is boring a well west
of Hedrick.
Mrs. Meyer and family arrived from
Illionis Monday. Mr.. Meyer is agent
at the C. B. & @. depot. They have
moved into the Kimble property on
Railroad street.
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WE CAN SELL YOU FIVE TO 300
acres of the Hardsocg farm, adjoin-
ing Ottumwa on the north, very low
price, s85 to 800 per acre; easy
terms Speak quick as part Of this
farm has alreau-r been sold. Roth
Bros & Blair
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LEGAL.
Notice Of Amendments to Ineorpora-

Notice Of Amendments to Incorpora-
ton.
Notice is hereby given that the
articles of incorporation Of L. 7.
Crisman Co., have been amended by
changing the name Of said corpora
ton so that the same will hereafter
be known as the "Ottumwa Mill &
Construction Co.," and the directors
of said corporation shall hereafter be
five in number
Signed, this 25th day Of January,
Robt McMaster, President.
Henry Phillips, Vice Pres.
]. Elliott Langford, Secretary
w. e. Cook, Treasurer.
OF the aforesaid corporation.
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DAVIS COUNTY LINE.

Davis County Line, Feb. 9.-Miss
Mae Micklin visited recently with
Miss Villa Carroll.
Willard Hamm visited one day last
week at the AL Dively home.
Mrs. Mary NVandergriff called Sun
day on Mrs. Carrie Hem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Dyes are on the
sick list.
Miss Ruby Hamm visited Sunday
with Mrs. Carrie Hem.
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Bell-Dunshee NuptlaIs at Keota.

Bell-DunShee NuptlaiS at Mocha.
Keota, Feb.9.-Melv Bell and Bes-
sic Dunshee were married at the
brides home Wednesday night. These
are we'll known young people and
come OF good families, the former the
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
Bell and the latter the younger daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunshee,
A reception was given them at the
Bell home. They will go to house
keeping on the old Bell farm north.
east of town.
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Good Farms Cheap


in
o. a time.
SELLING ARKANSAS LANDS
period
public
which offered the which lands do The climate
o
We offer low via the Wabash and Iron Mountain r. r. the
first third Tuesdays of each
sNAP1oo miles Arkansas Getty Of $500
andre
ant easy, to 80
NORTON s. SMITH.
Bank Building, ottumvva,
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100 ACRES RICH LEVEL LAND;
well located: extra good soil, fenced
i and cross fenced, 10 acres bearing
orchard; 40 acres timber; good vein
coal. $40 per acre: terms. Walter
Smith, Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, R. r. d.
No. 2.
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FOR SALE = SMALL FARM, 40
acres cheap for cash; sickness cause
Of sale; land worth $50. Will take
$45 per acre. Small house, etc., BIZ
miles from Ottumwa postofflce. ADJ
dress owner, Farmer B., care Cou-
rier.
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Morris Williams

LAND LOANS LIVE STOCK
All Sorts of Real Estate - All Kinds
Of Live stock and Merchandise -
Bought, Sold, Exchanged.
SELL FOR CASH OR PAYMENTS.
Office Phone 444, Residence Phone 424.
Barn Phone 1903. Call me up and
tell me what you want, or what you
Don't want.
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FOR sALE-56o ACRES NICE lay
ing land in western Minnesota. 4S0
acres in cultivation. Good water and
Improvements. Will sell at $35 per
acre or exchange for smaller farm
In Iowa, cash basis. Lock box 955.
Algona, Iowa.
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James Sales, William Riley. T. Kane,
j. w. Pierce, L. F.. Hines, Chicago;
J. c. Kelly, Bloomington, ILL.,; ], H.
Geyer Milo, Iowa; William Norgate,
Chicago; H. Blass, W. H. Gum.
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nEsT BARGAINS ON THE MARKET

so acres about miles from city;
will take $50 per acre, if sold soon.
Look at this. Owner might cut this
1.rice as he wants to leave and must
sell.
OF city and one on Ash street. Either
of these can be bought worth the
money Can sell Ash street house on
payments
Get you home. You can do it.
Have small city property to trade
on or 10 acres near city. Also have
cash buyer for small place near OF
LoWENBERG g. CO.,
Over Riggs Grocery, 107 S. Court.
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FOR sALE-4o ACRES, GOOD LAND
five miles west Of city; q bargain IL
sold soon. Inquire Of Mrs. Charles
Hammer, one mile west Of city.
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FOR SALE - $4,000 ACRES M
Hemphill county, Texas, In anyt
sized tract. fine farming and TRUTH
and vegetable lands on line Of
Santa Fee Railway Address Levi
Paul, Girard, Kansas.
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TODAY'S CHANCES.

business Don't walt
possibility opportunity in the neglect tho
Il 10 better the
possible
They something that will
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FOR sALE-LAND, 800 ACRES M
gas and artesian basin, SullN
county, s.. D., $40 per acre. ]. o.
Nelson, Lewiston, S. D.
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FOR sALE-GooD FARM AND
timber land in Perry county, Mo-,
only cash buyers need apply. Robt
T. Brown, Perryville, Mo.
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FOR RBNT-1oO ACRES. 9 MILEsl
west Of Ottumwa, at So per acre fors
cash. Well improved. Mrs Mary
Harris, Roemer and Walnut Ave.
city.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-ABoUT $50
acres, located in Central addition.
Ottumwa. For particulars address
L. Guggerty. Chillicothe, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP, STAR HAY
baler; good as new. See Chisman,
Bros. & Shahan.
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FOR SALE.

MISSOURI FARMS FOR sALE-wEl
have a large list Of good Missouri
farms for sale cheap. Auxvassei
= Realty, Co., Auxvasse, Mo.
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F A r NJ L o A N s

I am prepared to make first class farm
loans at 5 per cent in Wapello and ad-
joining counties. Reasonable commits
sions charged.
First mortgages for sale to net the
investor from per cent to per cent.
If you wish to borrow money or if you
have money to loan, it will pay you to
see me.
JOHN F. WEBER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
ottumwa, Iowa.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

All grades Of hogs are 10 cents high
er In the local wholesale markets to-
day. Other prices remain the same.
Live Stock,
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FOR SALE GOOD woRKNG
team, one horse, one mare. Double
set harness and wagon, almost new,
at a snap. liz miles east of Bussey
and " mile south. Inquire F. H.
Van Collier. Durfee Mining Co.
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Representative Sales.

Following are some of the represen-
tative sales made in Chicago yesterday
showing the highest. medium and low
| est Drices naid.i
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Railroad L a nd
in Western Kansas

Has proven the best investment in the
last few years. The land lays fine, good
quality, produces wonderful crops of
wheat, alfalfa and corn, price from SO
to SIS per acre. You will make a profit
just as sure as you invest. Cheapest
rate ever known. Buy from FIRST
hands. No one can sell cheaper. YOUR
FARE FREE If YOU BUY LAND.
Land in Ford, Hodgeman and Ness
counties. GOOD WATER, GOOD
LAND, GOOD CROPS. Be ready Feb.
20, Santa Fe railroad. For further in
formation see
H. E. Duke Land Co.
Leighton Bldg, ottumwa.
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FOR RENT.

F. 7R RENT-1co ACRE FARM, GOOD
buil-iE 8 and plenty of water; five
miles west Of city. Inquire LIS N.
Ransom.
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wANTED-PosITIoN BY ExPERI-
enced nurse. Address 219 South
Ransom street.
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WANTED.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02
HORTON C0NFESSES
Says He is One of Three Who Murdered a Woman at
 Hamilton, Ontario.

Detroit. Mich, Jan "A Free Pres special from Flint, Mich. says: A man giving the name of John Horton, surrendered himself to the police here last night. eonfessing thai he was one of three men who planned and accom- plished the murder of a young woman at Hamilton. Ont Horton's comics sion, he says. gives the first clue to the identity of the murdered woman, whose body was found near Hamil- ton on October Q last. He stated that tbe dead woman was his half sister Mrs Marie Hartz. and that she was sfrangled to death because she threat ened to inform the police regarding the passing of counterfeit money by Horton and his two Mexican partners.
 Horton states that the trio drew lots fo determine which one should pu, the young woman out of the way and that the choice fell to one of the Mex jeans who took the woman driving and returned alone. the three men leaving Hamilton that night. The po- lice are inclined to doubt Horton's story.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02
WILT0N-LILLIS.
Marriage Took Place at Home of the
 Groom's Parents. Riverside Park.

Marriage Took Place at Home of the
 Groom's Parents. Riverside Park.
 By the Rev Frederick D. Buckley. pastor of Trinity church. Albert I. Wilton and Miss Catherine Agnes Lil- lis were married yesterday at the home of the groom's parents in Riverside park. The house WAS rprettiiy deos rated for the occasion and under a large floral bell in the parior the bride and groom stood during the ceremony. Ro~anna H. Foster of New York ani Etta May Beehe of BradleyviIIe were the brides maids and Thomas Wilton, q brother of the groom was best mn. . The bride was eostumed in Alice blue crepe de chine. trimmed with baby Irish lace and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and maid. en hair fern. Her maids wore grey aeoline with trimmings of duebess lace and they carried bouquets of pink Lohengrin's wedding march was played by Mise Mamie Scully.
 The out of town guests were Mrs Anna Boutwell, Of New Work NIis~ss Elizabeth r. and Iaura II. Shell. Miss Jennie Foster. New YOrk: Mr and Mrs Anne knickerbo-sker and The MisSAs Lizzie and Flo~sy Knickerl,osrkeTs of Thomast0n: Mrs James I.e-i.Iy. Md dlebury. and Mis- Cora Nichols. liar. winton. The bride is a daugtfrr of Thomas Lilii< of Wstertoun. ansI tho groom Is a younger son 0f TilOmas Wilton
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02
 One Thousand Printers
 Go Out. TICKETS NEAR SHOPS To Discourage Non Union Men From Going m One Hun
 dredFirms in New York
 Grant the Request.

New York. Jan. 2-Ona thousand printers went on strike here to-day II support of demand for the eight hour day and thirty-two printing shops declared lockout against their en- pl0yes The strikers immediately placed pickets near all shops where the lockout was declared and three halls were secured by Typographical union. No $. as headquarters for the strikers. The strike was begun with out disorder.
 In 1e0 printing shops the Typograph- ical union gained a victory without q man quitting work. as these shops granted the eight hour day and thS closed shop principle demanded by the union The opponents of the union were printing offices belonging to the United Typothetae which has been making preparations for the strike for several months