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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-10
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR COOK
COUNTY COURTHOUSE 1 PER
CENT GOLD BONDS.

GENT GOLD BVNUS.
Denomination $1,000 Each.)
Countys Assessed Valuation. s442 ,O12, 11G.OO
Countys Bonded Debt, In
o%ini%n ans IS to .' legality ETC., Sy . Attorney
Sealed proposals are invited by the Board
Of Commissioners OF Cook County for the
purchase Of 1915 Series "F' per cent Gold
bonds Of the denomination Of $1,000 each,
dated September list, 1905, and running un.
III September LIST, 1925, S125,OOO.OO matur-
ing each year, commencing September 1,
~ CONDITIONS OF SALE.
The amount If this sale, !. g., 1915 bonds.
will he divided into five parts of 47J bonds
each.
Proposals will be received as follows:
Proposition for 4I5 bonds, % bonds ma
turing each year.
Proposition for 475 bonds, 20 bonds ma.
turing each year.
Proposition for 475 bonds, 20 bonds ma.
turing each year.
Proposition for 4I5 bonds, 20 bonds ma.
turing each year.
Proposition for 41J bonds, 20 bonds ma.
turing each year.
Bids will he received up to 1 80 +. NJ.
Monday, October 18th, 10OG. at the Office
Of the Superintendent Of Public Service Of
Cook County, room $40, 21s La Sale ST.,
Chicago. Illinois, and deposited by the bid
der In the bid box In the Assembly room Of
the county Board.
bids must be Endorsed Proposal for Re.
rics II Bonds"
Said bonds are to be ready for delivery to
purchaser as follows:
4i5 bonds, saturday. December 18th. 1906.
AIS bonds, Tuesday. January Is, 1907.
475 bonds, Friday, February 18th, 1907.
415 bonds, Friday, March 18th, 1907.
4I5 bonds, Wednesday, May LIST, 1907.
At ~ \. NJ. sharp, on above dates, ut which
time said bonds are to he paid for by pur-
chaser.
Said bonds are TO be deposited in escrow
with some responsible bank or Trust Com
pany until date OF delivery.
bidders are requested TO submit with bid
a certified check. payable to Edward j.
lirundage. President Of the Board OF Com.
missioners OF Cook County. In the sum Of
. per cent OF the amount Of bid submitted,
which amount will be forfeited to the Coun.
ty OF Cook. Illinois, In case the bidder does
not pay over TO the County Treasurer the
amount bid upon the direction OF the Board
Of Commiss ioncrs, but the same will be re-.
turned to the bidder II his bid Is rejected.
The right Is reserved to reject an bids.
by order Of the Board Of Commissioners
OF Cook County.
WILLIAM McLAREN,
Superintendent OF Public Service.
Chicago. October Goth. 1905.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
FILE SUITS AGAINST
CITY OF fort DODGE
Eighteen Plaintiffs Join in Ac.
ton Against City for DAM
ages in Large Sum.
THEY ASK FOR $4,000
Claim That Railroad to Which City
Council Granted Right of Way Had
Damaged Auditing Property
to That Amount.

Fort Dodge, Ia. Nov. 5.-Nearly 500
OO0 is in issue in q suit brought by
eighteen joint plaintiffs against the
city of Fort Dodge on trial in the dis
trict court here at the present time.
The plaintiffs all own property Adult
ting on the east portion of Central
avenue. Last spring the city council
granted n right of way through that
street to the interurban line of the
Newton and Northwestern leading
down into the main portion of the
city The understanding WAS made that
Che railroad company was TO be liable
for all resulting damages TO property
owners. The property owners, however.
claim to have been unable to get n set
Element from the railroad equal to the
damages suffered and so have insti-
tuted suit against the City asking that
the action of the council in granting
such right of Way be declared illegal
and void or that damages cornmensur-
ate With their loss as To the stlable
property of their lots be granted to
them.
The trial of the case will probably
take three or -four days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
RIOTERS BALK
CIVIC LEAGUE
Indignation Meeting to Act on
Street Railway Question
Broken Up.
IT ENDS IN CONFUSION
Judge spurrier in an !nflammatory Adj
dress Causes Troubc-Jury
Bribins Is Openly
Charged.
u ENDS IN CONFUSION

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 6.-The in.
dignation meeting called by the Civic
league last night was broken up by
an organized crowd of street car em-
ployes, led by Fred Buchanan, manager
of Ingcrsol park and incited to riot by
Judge Spurrier in an inflammatory
address.
1t was stated at the beginning of the
meeting by the chairman that the pur-
pose was not to condemn any one or
prosecute any one, but TO discuss AL
derman Ualnery's action and to COM
mend him If desired.
Alderman Hamcry, John j. Hamil-
ton and G. O. Holly spoke and the au-
dicnce was orderly. Then Judge w. H.
Spurrier took the floor to defend the
street car men charged with bribery.
Denounced the Alderman.
He called Alderman Hanlcry a con-
fidence man and from the opening to
the closing OF his harangue The audi
ence was in turmoil, at times border
ing on violence.
The greater number of the audience
was in sympathy with the purpose OF
the meeting, but every employe OF
street railway that could be secured
was ordered to be present and, though
in the minority, kept the audience in
confusion.
Finally when the vote was put on the
ing Hamcry for stating his Willingness
TO be indicted if the others could be
punished the chair declared he was
unable to determine the result and
some one moved 10 adjourn. The mass
meeting then ended in confusion.
lnciter Of Disorder.
Following Judge Spurrier's talk, John
j. Hamilton got the floor and reminded
the audience that all was orderly until
Spurricr melted the disorder and de-
cared it Spurrier's purpose to incite
disorder as a means of claiming it inn
possible to get fair trial for the ac-
cused men in Polk county.
Success on the part of the Des
Moi.les street railway in preventing the
indictment of General Manager Hippee
ON the charge of bribery has simply
piled up wrath against the day OF
judgment"
There is no secret in Des Moines
to u Widespread belief that three MEM
bers of the grand jury were fixed OF
else there would have been an indict-
ment. This, however, Is not the first
time that the purity of the Polk county
courts has come under the scrutiny OF
the people.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
CONGRESS REPUBLICAN,
Chairman Sherman Estimates 1893 Dis
tricts as Certainly Republican,
So Doubtful.
w York. Nov 7.--Isar,,

New York. Nov. 7.---F.arly this morn
ing Congressman j. $. sherman. OF
New York. chairman of the republican
national congressional committee, made
the following statement:
I'm my estimate of the probable out
come made last Thursday ] marked
l9S districts as certain republican, 1870
us certain democratic and IS as doubt
full. OF the districts so far heard
from we have not lost one that was
marked republican. OF the fifty-cigh.
doubtful districts we have reports from
twenty showing that we have carried
fifteen of them and lost five Eve,
should the other thirty eight districts
break even it will be seen that our ma
jorty i'm the next house would be IS.
expect that the break will be in our ia
vor rather than even.
New York. NOV. Tt is officially
announced at republican national con
giessional headquarters that james w
Wadsworth. republican. has been de-
featcd for congress iii the Thirty-fourtf
New York district The information
To this effect was received from MIR
Wadsworth himself to Chairman Sher-
man.
Chicago. Nov. Dispatches to this
Associated Press up To 3 o'clock Il: M
show that the republicans have elected
20l members of congress. the dem
ocrats 1873. there being now thirty-iw
districts missing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
TOMMY ATKINS BAl.Ks.
British Soldiers Mutiny When Told to

British Soldiers Mutiny When Told to
Get on Their Knees
Portsmouth. England. Nov Ga
mutinous outbreak of 500 To 600 sailors
ncccessitated the immediate mobiliza-
ton of the entire force in the navai
barracks here to prevent a serious mu-
tiny. The senior officer, of short
stature, wishing to administer
a reprimand, ordered the front
ranks to lSneel SO that he
could see the men in the rear The or.
der was resented and some of the sail
ors who refused TO obey were ar.
rested. Their comrades, aggrieved, rar
amuck. wrecked the canteen and Other
premises and started to break out o,
barracks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
DEATH AFTER FOOTBALL

Davenport. Ia. Nov. Ed Littig, a
student of the Davenport high school.
lied this morning as the result of i'm
juries received last night in a fight fol-
lowing Il football game between Rock
island and this city. Boys in !, buggy
II passing Littig on a street car whirled
the whip at him. which he caught A
moment later he was dragged from the
EAR and his foot caught in the wheel
af the buggy. pulling the member off.
He died several hours later
The trouble which resulted in Littie's
death began during the game. There
was intense rivalry between the teams
md several times the contending fac
tions came to blows. Littig was a
graduate of Harvard university and g,
brother of Victor Littig. also of Har-
ward. coach of the Davenport football
team.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
FARM HOME BURNED.

sloan, Ia, Nov. THE home of Nate
Beebe, one and one-half miles west OF
Holly Springs. burned to the ground.
The fire is supposed to have caught
from the chimney.
The cellar of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Popewest of Sloan was entered by some
unknown vagabond AMI large amount
OF fruit was taken.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION.
-Four Others Injured in Disaster at OF


ottunwa, Ia. Nov. 5.-One man was
killed. one fatally injured and three Sc
riousy hurt in an explosion ut the
Dempster coal mine, two miles south
of town.
The dead:
klNSE,Y HUSTON.
The injured:
q. S. Lowe. dying.
John Hayes. ankle broken, badly
bruised about the body.
Lloyd Buchanan, head cut.
The mine is II small one and the five
men constituted the force of miners
employed. They had quit work for the
day and lighted fuses preparatory to
blasting in order TO have coal ready for
morning.
All the men were in the cage when a
windy Shot caused the explosion. The
force of the explosion shot the cage out
of the 100-foot shaft hurting the men i'm
all directions out on top Huston fell
back in the shaft and struck the bot
ton head first. The miners are all res
idents; of South Ottumwa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
ENGINE HTS CAR;
TWO ARE INJURED
Motor Car on Council BluHs
and Lake Manawa Line
Is Demolished.
RAILS WE'RE SLIPPERY
Weeds Prevented Working of Brakes
and Car Could Not Be Brought to
Stop-Rcsponsib for
Accident in Dispute.
RAILS WE'RE SLIPPERY

Council Bluffs. la, Nov. "A motor
,ar Oh the Lake Manawa lire was hit
by 4 switch engine u. the Wabash
crossing last evening and demolished.
Joe l.. Mehliie. the pntorsnan. was
severely injured by flying glass. us WAS
also ono of the occupants of the car.
u Miss Grow.
The engine was also derailed and
somewhat damaged.
Responsibility for he accident is in
dispute The motor car wheels We're
set When tho engine struck IL and We're
Siding on the rails which We're said
10 have been made slippery ny weeds.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
BISHOP cosGRovE YET ALIVE,
Davenport Catholic PreIate's Condition
Unclaimed.

Davenport. Ia. Nov. 1.-Bishop Henry
t'osgrove of the Catholic diocese of
Davenport is reported very weak. bu.
no nearer to death, apparently. than he
was last Thursday, when prayers were
asked for him in all the Catholic
churches. 1T now appears that his life
may possibly be prolonged for SONG
time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
NEARLY LOST HIS EAR.

Lake City, Ia, Nov. &C. J. Murphy
and Theodore johnson were throw
from buggy, and Mr.. Murphys left
ear was nearly severed from his head
and he sustained other injuries the ex.
tent of which are not known at this
time. Mr.. Johnson received some bad
bruises.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
SOLD AT RuMMAeE SALE.
Waterloo Woman Loses Valuable
Cloak in Peculiar Manner.

Wterloo, Ia, Nov. 5.-A Waterloo
lady had her cloak, valued at $40, dis.
rosed of to Il rural resident today for
IS cents because one of the attendants
at IL runlmage sale thought the gar
ment was on sale. The owner laid her
garment on 4 pile of material and while
she had her back turned one of the
clerks disposed of the jacket to a lady
from the country. After several hours
search the garment was recovered.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
he LAY HELPLESS
in BURNING MOUSE
Johnson County Farmer Saved from
Awful Death by Timely Arrival
of Physician.

Des Moines ia. Npv. Miss ;.ivi-
str"yed the residence OF John S,imontor
and all its contents. near Sharon Cen
ter. Johnson county. The owner la.
helplessly i'll in bed when tl,c fire wag
discovered. His wife and tho doctor.
VINO CHANGED To be making II call ut the
time. carried him from the flame on
veloped house and saved his life. Mn
WAS brought here 10 the university hos
pital. unhurt. Tho fire inflicted S2.G0s
damages. The insurance is partial
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
MINNESOTA.
Present Democratic Governor Is Re
Elected by Big Ma

st Paul, Mimi. Nov. + Governor
Johnson WIS reelected governor III
minnesota over his republican oppoat-
.st y 1. cole, by q majority Of At
least 3o,G00.
midnight cXt,st Will colc"dc tlliss
'ianiS l'5iy chairman Of the deinoeratie
state reitial committee claims John
sons election by 10000. This majority
for 4 Democratic candidate is umpre-
ceaented in Minnesota. -Four years ago
Van SAINT, republican, WAS elected gov
ernOr by a maiority of 80. 600
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
DEATH HOURLY EXPECTED.
Venerable Catholic Bishop at Daven.
port Is Very Low.

Davenport, Ia, Nov 5.---1At the All
Saiats day masses In the Catholic
churches here prayers We're asked for
Bishop Henry Cosgrove, whose death is
hourly expected. Bishop Cosgrove has
been at the head of tho Davenport dio-
cese since 1854, but has been confined
to his bed for several months. showing
q, wonderful vitality in keeping II very
firm hold upon life. A year or SO ago
RI. Rev. James Davis, of Davenport,
was appointed coadjutor and took up
the administration of diocesan affairs.
He Will be the bishops SUCCESSOR.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
CRAZY; JUMPS FROM TRAIN.

Fort Dodge. Ia, Nov. 5. = John
Duscher, an insane patient on the way
to the asylum at Cherokee, made a Wild
leap from n swiftly moving Illinois
Central train near Barnum. He was
pursued at the next station and cap
tured. Though he rolled and tumbled
down steep, rocky embankment, he
strangely escaped without serious in
i1ry
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
NEBRASKA STAYS IN
REPUBLICAN COL lJMll
Republican Candidates Arc Given PIu
ralities of From 10000 to 5000
in sryan's State.

Lincoln N.h NOV. { George H. Siiel-
don has been elected governor OF N.'sras,
ka by a majority of from 1000 tn 1850
Tho ballots w"re badly scratched and the
count WAS tedious. Outside of the head
Of the ticket the republican Headquarters
received but little news from the doubt
iul districts
Tho republican state ticket has bean
elected and probably Il; majority OF th
m, nil,crs Of the legislature, although fe"
figures were available the legislative
situation vet
In the First district CONGRESSMAN Pol
lard has been elected by a greatly re-
diiced majority Returns FROM fty pre-
cncis showe, saius for Doyle over Pol
lard, bur they are not sufficient to elect
the democrat
In the Second district q. NJ liirhcnciS
claims 10 have been elected over Con
frossmln Kennedy
Judge Boyd Safe.
In the Third district judge HoHd re-
publican. cljiimed victory by a decisive
majority u was estimated that his ma
i0ritV would be Les. He ran Slightly
ahead of McN'arthy's vote two years ago
In the Fourth district tlinshaw has llenu
elected, while Iinkaid in the Stxtll and
Norris N the i'ifth had II walawag
sheldon ran vel in the cities 3il
seemed to gaia slightly in the country over
Mietcy'a votc two years ago.
The election officials deyoted thor at
t&niin to the head of tho ticket ILL.
railway commission amendment has prob
,ebiN carried.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08

The Nlanila l>aily Bulielin stiys that
the reason 50 nlanN Nmcricims are
ieavipg The Philippines Is not because
Of tho @xlense of naiutniliing poiicc-
men ana pil...sfl'y sloDs. ngi because
the olasitiag eApcsse @f I'M, iFsul.it
government is pi tia lnsWateMane, of
ornamental hNte&tss alid lish salariea
oriSet4ls AN eNle@sa So great that
.Nlt5eriNailS t!ij4l@ jAillnY posts ar" IKE
~ 10 tH'ar the :lsllltt II cNery attempt
II eeoaonlN eYci. ;hoasyh the ssilstries
Sane li.l,p
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov s.-Money market
nominal. Prime mercantile paper 6@6h
rer cent: sterling exchange firm at
5.80@4s5.90 on demand. $4.S0.50o
4.so.so for sixty days
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
ATE PoIso ON; BAslEs DIE.
Little cacs Get Hold OF Poisoned Tab
LIZ md c,4r,Lc.,., lial,


Mo- Via, Ia. Noy. $ While Mrs.
Jpnl !n,Nfll, 81 Iiuthrit, Okla. Was Wis
ting with her erandpaism MS near fos-
tar. "a her small child got hold OF
s"nir s;lyehnine ana morphine tablets
and ate ! quantity The little one lived
sbuut an hour.
.,lbia, Ia, Nov 6 Ihc little 2-year-
Old son of John Ames died Saturday
- a result of catin. poisoned tablets
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
KILLS SELF IN JAIL.
Permitted by Town Marshal to Keep
Weapon With Which He Had

Waterloo, IA. Nov. 7.--Millianl Ever
EFT. aged "a years. committed suicide
in the City Jail AT Fairbanks yes
terday by shooting himself through
ihe right breast and right temple with
n 22-caiber revolver with which he had
attempted Ia murder his father
The town marshal overlooked the
weapon while searching the l,risonci.
Everett had been ON :: spree.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
DRAGGED HALF A MILE.
Spencer Woman Seriously Injured
While Ptowina

Spencer. Ia, Nov. T.. While out
plowing the gang struck y stone.
throwing the driver, Mrs John Mckee.
To the ground, and frightening the
team, which ran away, dragging the
woman for over half IL milo. a NUM-
Der of bones were broken and she laid
unconscious on the ground for five
hours before sine WAS discovered and
Meulcil aid was secured. 1t is thought
that she win recover.
-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
$4,000 FIRE LOSS.
Glove Factory at Iowa City is a Total
Loss. Including Stock Valued at
s4s.OOo-Insuranc $4,000.

Iowa city Ia. NOV. 1.-one of the
worst fires, in point, of financial loss,
in the history OF Iowa City, totally de-
s,rpycd the glove factory of Rate &.
Sons carly Suls.ay morning.
The total loss is $4,000. and the in
aurancc is hut $4,000.
The destruction Included 9 building
valued III $l5.G0e, machinery costing S.
go and II great stock valued ut $45, 1000.
The fire is of unknown origin.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
MAY LOSE FARM.
Only Woman With Carnegie meas,
for Bravery Hasn't Com
piled With Law.

Iowa City. Ia. Nov $. Fire e.
MIA steele. IN cnrloye II the state
library the oiiis woman WIKI u Car
negie medal Tor bravery. MAS {, dly
served with papers claiming sine had
not complied with TIC l;:Y. ,.s 70 Vol,
homestead in Nebraska am! .s..c i.ss.y
lose il.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
AMBITIOUS JAPs.

London, Nov. THE Daily Tele-
has decided to begin the construction
of battleship exceeding the displace-
ment Of the Dreadnausht by 5000 tons.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
TURKEYS ARE SCARCE.

Roosevelt is still hunting turkeys, but
SO far has not met with any success
Mrs. Roosevelt meanwhile keeps opeu
house to the people Of Albayynarle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
GIRL TRIES SUICIDE
ouarreIed With Her Lover and Wishee
to End Trouble

Notation Ia Nov. s. Josie Swartz. j
pretty Aioulioa ;,ii tried To commit
suicide yesterday afternoon by taking
i,l ounce ol rhioroloitn. just few
miirltes before the tt;, 'dy occurred
the girl htd quarrel Win her lover.
Ray c'telisbnttN, II prosperous young
farmer lisins south of town. and it
MAS over this that sh was Tired OF
,ife
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
EARMERs pnlsnMEn

Iowa City, Ia, Nov. G-Ptonaine il
cheese poisoned n number of well
known farmers near Riverside, PhiliI
Kneusil. ir., John Kennedy and Au.
gust Yenn, among others. All will re.
cover.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
SCHOOL GIVEN FARM,

Oskaloosa, Ia, Nov. 6--Holiness uni.
versity of this city has been decided g
farm of 160 acres by a man in Mime.
sofa who does not wish his identify
known. The valuation of the land i,
$4,000, so that Il very substantial i'm,
provement in the finances of the schoo
has been effected.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
DIES MONIES HAS RACE
RIOT ON SMALL SCALE
White and Negro Workmen in
Capital City Throw Bricks
and Stones.
THREE MEN ARRESTED
Trouble Bessa With oversurnins of .
Load Of Brick, Which 2arsly Missed
White Nan, Who Accused Ne
gro Of trying to KIN Him.
THREE MEN ARE TED


Us Moines. ia, No. Differences
oetWeen White and aesro wprknisn on
IN" addition 10 the Dnli u Slfuihcrs
building ON Sixth ayeiiIe Yesterday az
tcinooi came 10 II hctd in II riot in
which !, NUMBER of neti taok sides INC
~ Three participants were Dadiy cut
md bruised. although 10 serious i'm
jnnins Wsr" reported. H. H. lsouih and
Bort i6eSsler, white neu. md viii Nor
on, i neglo. We're arrested on Il com
Qllnl inadn by the foreman.
II is said that the l.ufiyl" started in
ie morning anen one OF the negroes
ltploHra On ,hc work oscriuiAed \
N1"elbarrpW t.il Of briciE From i rum
WtS ,s'ruuly missing oie 81 the white
us'h Hhe iaItei dsrlareCi that he nc-
gice$ Wee attempting u XIII them.
ard Cords i6l to blows Bricks and
9tier Qiia4iles Scr gse.i IS Weapons.
st4o7 FarsEs; KILLS sELF.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
LIEUT.. GOV. LOSES SUIT.

Stuart, Ia, Nov. Elm a suit for the
recovery OF back fees at Guthrie Cen.
ter. which occupied nearly three days
the court awarded w. r. McGrew, o.
this city, a verdict of 500 against Lieu
tenant Governor John Herriott. The
defendant in his answer denied he ever
received medical service.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08

II Consequence III the many oblec-
tie.as u,g3(, against the time nonored
practice ~ .i,issn.s The book Temple
- AIl.ti,i. ne chief clerk III Lambeth
poics cat.f; i,., Given INSTRUCTIONS that
I'LL Ns..i5esscs arr foI the tHture to be
given I h er:3eii @f being Worm IN the
Scottish .gSlg9a with uplii,ed hand
Gays ms !';.l MAIL e,.tzs Tie The new
method. s. : adopted TOR thr first time
.ANgt,si ~ ana. t!le majority of the
witnesses vaiie, themselves of it,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-11-08
IowAN CHARGED WITH CRIME.

Racine, Wis, Nov. 6.-That j. Chris
topher Eskiidsen. supreme treasurer OF
the Danish brotherhood of America, o.;
Council Bluffs. la, is an alleged de
faulter of $4,000, all funds of the
order, developed today when Martir
Larsen of this city returned from Chi
cago, where he had. with other grand
officers of the order, investigated the
books of the treasurer.
The discovery OF the shortage wa.
made October 20. but it was thought
that the missing man might return ane
explain the books. SO announcement
was deferred until today. He had beer
reelected to the office for the fourth
time at the recent convention Of the or
der In Council Bluffs.