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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-11

suffocated by ashes. The indignation
of the people here as result of the
market disaster increases as each ad-
ditional body is taken out, and dis
turbances approaching a riot have al
ready occurred. People loudly insist
that the authorities were aware that
the roof of the market was unsafe
but were so excessively economical that
they would not repair it.
Terrifying News.
Identification of a number of bodies
of those killed by the collapse Of the
market roof has been found impossible
owing to their being absolutely unrec-
equitable. Terrifying news is reaching
this city from points throughout the
district surrounding Ottajano. Reports
indicate than an enormous area is bur.
led beneath ashes and cinders. The
scenes at Ottajano when the first vic.
TINS were unearthed there were mos
terrible. The positions of the bodies
showed that the victims died Will,
in state Of great terror, their face:
being convulsed with fear.
Three bodies were found in the con.
fessional of one of the fallen churches
One was the body of an old woman
who was sitting with her right arm
raised as though to ward off advancing
danger.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-11
WANTED.

Ladies' clerk for dry goods, with
ment. Address A. c., this office.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-11

Foresters of America, Attention!
You are, urged to be with us on Fri
day evening, 18th inst. Big class initi-
alton. Banquet, smoker.
H. OSGOOD,
Financial Secretary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-11
The CHICAGO Grain Market

7SA @7Sc; corn, ASH @46Ac; oats, BIZ
@32c.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
TAERE's A TIGER

Sa'd 10 os LYrs;-g Near TINS Pace.
a 81 Of AosIee.
Editor san: l~ill ssy q !ew wort.
opon . subject ! feel rery noea lr,er.
ested in
] hear By good Asihority there 10 Q
blind tiger" som.whsre near thi.
place. J hep; waiting. thinking sone
Of tie ci;.z-ns through here 500 q
take sters iouarts pa;sinS ihi. ev.!
from smong then We are rery cor.
- TO se- item 80 careless Aud 1neon.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

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the @Dee ate ses. - of Tie Gl@G- -sEs
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

Tsylos's Csssooe Boos. Isst received
b sssy isssressisg eollsesioa Of ks
sassooas that have appeared in The
yeeksosvills San. There 10 no die
sssss sa tAs sosh Of Nr Taylor. He
b clever csssoosisg.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
JUDGE CASTER SUGGESTS
FRANK SARRis EOR BAL.
ROAD Gown

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ssa D. =; 10 o ve-y eoosi9s rsbSe
wsoIess.e h9sis~ss. A:ssr ITO ereaiio.
an1 operassoa for Q sAors fz. tses.
eSsiness ko7ses seat oss q. h9.is%ss
sf Gsipessilie as1 r~-svea 10 Jack
scsriile. and Aelped hsRely n hai.1
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zsolessIs issde. TIE Co-m ssior was
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seat 20 rhs wan aaA her srssrprsirg
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pssss Of the Issssios tovns.
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lissos os the ers; Con IN issios nee ia-
troe s-e1 in tire Lee,slssgr~ o. isFl b.
Hos Frsak Clask. rreses, member of
Coegsess fron The sesoee Flors4s I,s-
tsies. shen n>nb<r o. ise L>sis.a,ore
frcn Polk eo7siy B~.ore tie t.l
cane - 'or acton w Clsrk vss
called Ao=n. arc 60 %, re; ars esr'-x
thss sessscn. TIE people OF Garr~s-
nile o~isR s.Dosi o 9Eii IL .aror q 10
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messsre ard essHpio.e6 ;is r.p@sl o.
the Aoor OF TIE HoSse ssd i was eA.-
RED by large majority sltkogEh ,A-
opposition we &c - Assoca:s Je.i.e
W. A. Hoeksr tE~n z.loer ron
Lake. in o. sxeee6irEy abe 1arr-r
and hy Naron eooaiy's fo'e~fgl arG
brilliant ~pre.eristive. Hon 2 A
B0rford of OcaiR These nee made
an able ara gallant fshi Ger iu raA.z :.
tioa. bss The .en;.ns.i for u ,.,~a.
was 700 1rOr sed ger<ra! I~m-=-
o~r fcrSher that ss II. time o. ito -.
estab' sk,neni /; wss ca n ed ;ha. ,h-
rew Con nis.!op an avoided cone Q.
tke ce'eets - ;ke Srst ore sr1 TIA,
,ke Comm ssion woaid have power 20
DO sonsth.rE ard i; nsy b~ ihas
the iroob.s 10 rot wiih ,he !a-. -,
With ihcse 20 whom iss people have
lntvusied its er!orrsmens ard as q
'seippsr wko rae .1sersd sone ." Am
nos willing 20 zee the present !aw ato.
'sAsd wiIhoas sr.I irJire . change IN
the p~rsonnsl OF the n.nbership
know thar Fnok HarYis uaru 70
position. bot also know he 10 o pa-
sSiot in the fall sense Of she term. s.d
- he fuIly us3en'ands tire Situation.
] think the people shoo!d elee; him 40
. member OF the Rsilrosd Con mission
''will ye nill y-." srd / ON satisfied
that after giving the lew Q FAR trial.
he hnds thar it operates rjorioosly 10
The interior and 10 incapable Of amend. (,
rnens in ths, psricslsr be wi!! ka-.
The manhood TO 90 Ha,e TO tie people.
md then again advice % rereal
The pses-ns rates are 90 high that
tracking cannot be earned on profit. 4
ably n shi. see,ion and ! want 20 ear
in title ecrneetion that bad 20 the rail-
roads are. they are ns, il il wi,h TIE
Southern Expr-s. Compsny ant TIE
Western Cnion Telegraph Conpany /
These Two are The most uneoc.e.re-.
Zee eorpo1rtrns that hav- sn..,-
"a the Sos;AerH p%ov.e
R-sp~eifn.ly.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

Lo. ths poor Indian. 10 caie..ng %
90 the uays Of eiVIliEaiion Il lgkty fact
and \ member Of . Wild Wee, .aoE
tO3rinR II Holland ka. teen -Arr.-t
20 wealthy Dgiea woman a. ere
Hasoe u uN ".oTe \; 5r., ..Sri"
and 10 wil. bear u. or,t- = =. wis.
wan n Csnata
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

Ex-Gossrpor Jsasises 10 down
sseenA sAs Fsrss dissries Congressional
passuss. and come people are d little
saspieioas that he may ri snA g-s IN
es& ssy % feed along With Cnele
@saphsn.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

II 10 o nosieable fact that noss OF the
lsesarers who have appeared at ,he
Che0racGus % far thn season. when.
ever they have had G chance 10 ar
thsir ssnsin~nrs spesk IN favor Of @ u.
nieipal anc govern men, owEenkip
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

A ws@sa hos be<n arrested iu View
0sssaas she says she hes been depu.
siss1 - kiIl the Prssidess by SeeisI.
-. - sAsy will kill her. She j, .v,-
asasly q ssAsk.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

Ds@sso eoassy 10 bo9sa % keep Up
wish she pssssssion. and sr~es corn
wae besesAs into Arcadia Q fsw dsys
e9e hy fnsmes. Fiosids can beat the
wos26.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

JssspA Mecin Passsrsoa Of Chicseo. }.
sAs BilliensiFe Socialist. 10 the son Of
Mr.. fssssssos who vas the managi as
saasses ss Tia Chicago Tnbone wAea it
wae Owned b. the late Joseph Medill
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

In che eleesiea of msyos In Seattle.
wasA-. ths Bsnisipal o~ssrship eaSci-
&sss sss slssss& sfssv vsry sxcitiEs G
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

Ths bo9y "a On AmeSican womsu
was sssDd In The river ss Paris. and i,
% hisssa thss che 10 fsom Georgia
Ths Atlanta papess will claim her per.
hama.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

wsssaias. Niss-, 10 sow said 20 n.ea
esmpsssss sna willing labor 90 bald
- shs pssssos % sAas eisy reeensly
6sssssgsA ~ o tornado.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

Ths Dessgss Empress Of Chins hss
esams cos and oneiaIly dsnied tAsi .ks
Ass essa ap&sssinassd. Tkas ought 70
spss1s g.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

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b sAs nnsss IN The had Does the
anna RPow In she EverxlaAes.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

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0Wu6hp. s.1 osa.so IN ths s~~s a ths
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- Assvns~a % pny ssx s1vxramsg N a.
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

ma assy hss 30 % seosomiss On
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pmnB6 sssShe Ass~nnssA 90.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

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tc. &C.; % :,e $3.50 - Fort
EAv-.s Se-T"c 20. :f:e ,4rsc.,J o. safe
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-10

-ss.:or MARI -. 30
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MuNTERvlLLE.

Munterville, Jan. 13.-Mrs Charles
Peterson called on Mrs. August Peter
son Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. T. Baldwell were
Ottumwa visitors Thursday.
o, w. Hasselrooth spent Tuesday in
Dudley ON business.
A, T. Johnson visited in Ottumwa
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Allen, Albin and Arthur
Allen visited Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Johannes Pierson.
w. r. Smith was business visitor
in Blakesburg last Thursday.
August Burgesan was an OttumWa
caller Thursday. "
Fred Johnson of Avery spent Sun
day at the ]. w. johnson home.
Nels Swenson was In Blakesburg
last Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
son visited last Tuesday at The home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson.
Miss Bessie Cotreall visited Wednes-
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
Amos Blake.
Misses Ella Harlan, Lima Anderson
and Pearl Smith and Edwin Anderson
attended church at Bethel Tuesday
"Wednesday evenings.
Carl Winblade delivered mail last
Tuesday for the first time since Jan
uary 4, the roads having been block
AIDED with snow.
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Thursday brought all of the assessors
to town but three, and this county
employs twentynine of them. The
meeting was set for an earlier hour
than common, but most of them were
in in time. Heretofore the meeting
has been held in the afternoon, but
this time it was held at 10: 80 o'clock.
Mrs. l. F. Pennington is on the sick
list.
j. C. Meredith and w. G. Durbin, of
Ollie, were business callers here on
Thursday.
Several members of the I. o. o. r..
lodge drove to What Cheer, Friday ev-
iening for installation work at that
place.
Mrs. j. S. White is on the sick list
j, l.. Farmer, of Jackson township,
was a business caller at the county
capital FRIDAY
George McCarty, of Delta, was here
on business Friday.
r. D. Engle, of Steady Run town
ship, spent Thursday in town.
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TO COAX LAWSON.
Peoria to Send Committee to Urge
Boston Man to Make Speech.

Peoria to Send Committee to Urge
Boston Man to Make Speech.
Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-At meeting
of the Creve Occur club last night 1t
was decided to send committee to
Boston to see Thomas w. Lawson and
endeavor to get him to reconsider his
recent refusal to speak at the annual
banquet of the club on Washington's
birthday, February o.
Strong resolutions were adopted
which will be presented to Mr.. Law
son. In the resolution 1t is stated that
the club is practically unanimous in
its wish TO have him come. and that
the first statement that there were OPP
position and discord has been exagger-
ated.
The members of the speakers COM
mittee and President r. w. Kempshall
are commended for their action in try
ing to get Lawson and were given a
resolution of thanks.
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slGoURN EY.

Sigourney, Jan. 13.-Deputy Sheriff
"A. d. Long returned from TT. Madi-
son Wednesday, where he had gone to
take wood Adams to begin his term
behind the prison bars He reports
that Adams was calm and self pos
sessed all the time, and seemed anx-
ious to commence time on his service,
hoping to be freed in less time than
the sentence calls for
The body of Mrs. Frank Cox, who
died at her home in the north part
of the city Sunday evening, was taken
to Ollie for burial Wednesday, The
funeral was held at o'clock and i'm
mediately thereafter the family and
few friends started on the long drive
Mrs. Cox is the daughter of Hannah
Ruby, widow of this city.
Earl Ogden and little daughter, of
Martinsburg. We're callers here last
Wednesday afternoon.
]. w. Shanafelt, of South English,
came up Wednesday and spent few
days with his son and family.
George w. Gay, of Steady Run
township. was brought to the city on
Wednesday evening by his brother, to
appear before the commissioners OF in
sanity 1t seems that the afflicted
man was inclined to do battle, and
after getting him to the southwestern
corner of the square, he decided to
come no further The sheriff was
sought and he went to take Gay in
custody, but received a couple of
blows from club the insane man was
carrying, before the latter was quieted
Gay was taken to the court house, adj
Judged insane, and after spending a
night in Jail was started for the asy-
lum on the train Thursday morning
In Ottumwa he was taken i'll and 1t
was thought for a greater part of the
day that he would die, but he rallied
in the afternoon and the officers were
able to proceed with him at about
| Z o'clock the same evening. The
wounds received by the sheriff were
but slight, though how he escaped
| with such slight bruises none are able
to understand.
The horse sale Thursday brought q
large crowd of people to town, and
about one hundred salable horses
They brought fair prices and most OF
the patrons seem satisfied with the
outcome.
Elliott Wayman and A. ca Brady, Of
Richland, were business callers in the
city Thursday.
M. A. Greiner, of Clear Creek town
ship was Sransacting business$in the
city Thursday and attending the as
SCISSORS meeting,
Jake Wine, Af. North Englis was
attending to BUSINESS matters Wis
llIfing friends in We city Tb
Tha asssssors' %paeeting Isl
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PASTOR USES "wANT ADS"

Middletown, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE
Rev. Walter lockwood Ferris, form
erly pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Bay Ridge, and now pastor
of the First Presbyterian church Of
this city has devised novel means
to induce his flock to attend union
evangelistic services now in progress
in st. Paul's Methodist church
here. These are in charge of the Rev.
DR.. Allison. the noted evangelist.
1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Ferris had inserted in
the want columns Of each of the
three evening newspapers here last
night the following paid advertise
ment:
'Wanted-Members of First Presby-
terrain church at union services after.
moons and evenings at the Methodist
church
"Walter lockwood Ferris"
The minister paid regular rates for
the advertisement and was highly
gratified to see large numbers of his
people at the services. The Rev. Mr.
Ferris during last year was dele
gate from the Ministers Association
OF the city to the Central Labor Union
being the first clergyman who ever
OCCUPIED seat in that body
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Iowa At WashInaton.

Washington, D. g., Jan. 17.--Rural
free delivery letter carriers appoint
ed:
Extra - William F. Williams, car
rier; Guy Denison, substitute.
Mount Pleasant--William Rukgahs
Walter c. Bartlett, Ross G. Boyd, 60
riers; Otto Rukgaber, Nina Bartlets
and Robert Chambers, substitutes.
Mount Union Dwight q. McMak-
en-, carrier; John 3. McMaken. substi-
tute.
Wayland - Charles j. Shepherd,
carrier; William R, Henderson, suhsti-
tute.
Civil service examinations will be
held January ~ for the positions of
clerk and letter carriers in the post
office at Cherokee
Postmasters commissioned ~ q. A.
Mainse Of Charter Oak; John .Morri.
son of Hedrick, G. H. Smith Of. Rock
Rapids.
The gross receipts of Des Moines
postoffice for the month Of December
were $4S,7O2, against $43,76f for the
same month a year ago, an increase OF
$4,941, or 11.2S per cent.
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COMMITTEE AT PRISON.

Talk of Moving Penitentiary From Fl.
Madison at an End.
Fort Madison, Jan. 17.-There will
probably not be so much talk for
awhile again about moving the Fort
Madison penitentiary
Senators Garst and Stirton OF the
legislative committee, and Repre-
sentatives Jones, Hume and Laird
were here Monday inspecting the In
stitution, and were the guests OF
Warden N. N. Jones.
Their inspection was very thorough,
nothing on the inside of the walls 90.
Gaping their attention. They were also
attended by Hon, G. A. Kennedy Of
Montrose and several local represent
alive business and professional men.
Their visit has doubtless convinced
them that the many stories circulated
by Des MONIES were unfounded Their
report, 1t is believed, will be favor
able to the institution. A new cell
house is practically the only thing Of
Importance needed at the present
time
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WILL RECOVER.
AIva Carter, Young colored Boy, Is
Expected to Get Well.

AIva Carter, Young Colored Boy, Is
Expected to Get Well.
Alva Carter the young colored boy
who was so badly burned in one of the
watts at the packing house recently,
will recover. This is practically as
sured, as the only thing that can pre-
vent his recovery is the appearance
of some new and unexpected compli-
cation
This is considered by DR.. ]. B. Will
son, the physician in charge, as being
nothing less than wonderful. Men as
badly burned as was Carter seldom
live. The only explanation the physi-
clan can give for the encouraging con-
dition of the boy is the expedition with
which he was handled at the time of
the accident.
A combination of circumstances
made the handling Of this case very
expeditions. Fortunately for the boy
he fell near cold water intake, then
again he was rescued almost immedi-
ately, the ambulance was called and
rapidly conveyed him to the hospital
where physician was waiting. In all
not much over thirty minutes had
ELAPSED from the moment he fell into
the vat until he was at the hospital
under Doctors care.
Again those men who rescued him
from the vat had the presence OF
mind to strip his clothing from him at
once, and this went long way to-
ward lessening the extent and depth
of the burns.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-18
LOOK FOR BUSCH WEDDING.
Lieutenant scharrer Completely Rec
onclIed With Brewers Family,

Lieutenant Scharrer Completely Rec
onclIed With Brewers Family.
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 17.-Lieuten-
ant Edward Scharrer, who eloped with
Miss Wilhelmina Busch. daughter of
the millionaire brewer, Adolphus
Busch, is a guest at the Busch home
again and rumor says that when the
family departs for Pasadena, Cal, to
join Miss Busch at the family winter
home there the German hopgrower
will be member Of the party.
If this report be true it is surely sig
nificant of a complete reconciliation
between Scharrer and the fair OBJ
ject of his affections and the expecta-
tions of Pasadena gossips that brill
liant wedding is to be celebrated there
soon may be realized.
Scharrer has given up his suite at
the Southern hotel and has removed
his hand luggage to the Busch man
sion. where he is saving board bills.
He appears daily in the company of
Adolphus Busch, or of his son, Gussie,
or his son-in-law Eddie Faust.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-18
INSTALLATION AT pRAKEvlLLE.

Mrs. N. S.Johnson and Staff of Bloom
field Rebekah Lodge Assist.
Bloomfield, jan 10. - The Drake
vile Rebekah lodge No. 248 installed
officers Thursday night, assisted by
Mrs. N. s.. Johnson. district deputy
president of district No. 81, attended
by her staff as follows:
Noble grand = Hattie Sales.
Vice grand Emma Williams.
Secretary Mamie Bailey.
Treasurer John Meters.
Financial secretary - Mrs. Duke
Right support to noble grand Mrs.
Meters.
Left support to noble grand Mrs.
Truitt.
Warden = John Howsley.
Conductor - Gertie Clarkson.
Outer guard - Mrs. Clarkson.
Inner guard - Mr.. Bailey.
Right support to vice grand = Mrs.
Wood.
Left support, to vice grand Miss
4Abbie Patterson.
At the close of the installation serv-
ices the installing staff were rendered
a banquet at the Rebekah lodge,
SlhCt 1ISSitiiiSia isSWSs
While baling hay on the Jennings
farm north of Belknap on Friday morn
ing, T. G. Cree sustained an accident
which resulted in crushing the bones
of the left leg. Mr.. Cree became en-
tangled in the pressing machine and
both bones of the left leg we're brok-
en- just below the knee and when
brought to his home north of the city
the bones were protruding through the
flesh.
Frank Ronlinger has purchased the
building lot of G. p. Frye, near the
Wabash depot formerly the site Of the
Wabash grocery, which was destroyed
by fire. Mr.. Rominger Is erecting a
four room dwelling house there and
will probably build store building
on the same lot.
Last fall the choir of the Christian
church under the direction of Prof.
Will Downing was divided into two
equal parts Of which Kenneth Bald
ridge and Miss Flo Corrick were cap.
tains. The object of the division was
to establish through competition, reg
ularity in attendance at the choir prac.
tice and church attendance. The con
test closed on Thursday night and the
division of which Miss Corrick was
captain having lost out in the contest
was obliged to FURNISH an evening s
entertainment for the successful di
vision. Accordingly bobsled ride to
the country home, superintendent by
Prof. Downings parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Downing will be enjoyed the
! first of next week and an oyster sup
per will be served at the Downing
home.