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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10

A genuine thunder storm broke the
record for January last Sunday night.
Maurice O'Conner of Vail. made
Denison y business visit on Wednes-
day.
!. John Peterson Of Defiance was a
business caller at the county seat
Monday.
Mrs. S Wheeler returned last week
from pleasant visit with her son
Ancil and wife in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. VIM. Daniels enjoyed visit
last week from her brother Mr.. Bran
fas and wife Of Croftoo. Nebraska.
We forgot to mention IN our last
issue that Mr.. w. D. Haworth and
wife Of Dow City and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Cole and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Cole of this city celebrated their
twenty fourth anniversary at the home
of Mr.. Haworth Oh the twenty ninth
of December. About fifty guests
were present.
G.. F. North believes in starting
right. He worked like Trojan
December 31st and by so doing manag-
ed to get his new barn ready for oc-
cupancy by the first Of the New Year.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish thus publicly to express
our thanks for the many acts of kind
ness and of sympathy with which
friends and neighbors aided and com
forted US during the sad hours of OH
fathers illness and death.
Mrs. C. l.. Bicknell.
Mrs. Amor Thew.
Mrs. Helen Austin.
j. D. Thew,
S. M. Thew,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
QUITE A RABBIT STORY.
Washington Township Boys Skate
Down Jack Rabbit

The following story comes we'll
authenticated from Washington town
ship. Two boys. Peter Ketelson. jr,.
and August Hamann were out sliding
on the ice that has covered every
thing this week. They caught sight
of jack rabbit and gave chase. The
rabbit tried to get away by lodging
into a hole but the boys were to quick
for it and caught it. The rabbit
weighed nine pounds and furnished an
ample stew for all hands. Washing
ton township boys are getting pretty
speedy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
RAY MAH0NEY WAS SHOT.
Mysterious Shot Hits Him in the Hand
While Delivering Laundry.

On Saturday night Ray Mahoney
was out with the delivery wagon for
the Wilcox Laundry. Just as he was
about to get out of his wagon in the
alley back of Geo. Sprecher's resi-
dence. a shot was fired which hit
the boy in the palm of the right hand
infiicting painful wound. It was
after night-fall and it is a mystery
as to who could have fired at him.
Ray is young boy and it does noe
seem possible that there could have
been any intent to injure him. 1t
was probably a stray shot fired at
dog or cat that gave Ray such a
close call.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10

R. H. Brown left yesterday for a
business visit to Des Moines.
Mrs. j. L. Mcclellan spent Sunday
with her son John at Carroll.
o. o. Spencer returned on Jan.
9Th, from business visit to Chic ago.
Miss Roxy Petersen of Dunlap was
the guest of Mrs. w. D. McAhren on
Saturday.
The S. S. Club will hold their an
nual guest night Tuesday the 18th at
the club room.
Miss Clara Pfleeger returned to
her home in Dunlap on Thursday after
a pleasant visit with Miss Beatrice
Lally.
Mr.. T. j. Campbell of Manila
who was president of the old settlers
association last year favored Denison
with a visit on Wednesday.
The club friends of Miss Bland
Lally gave her charming surprise,
on Wednesday evening. The sur
prise was complete and the club
girls had a most enjoyable evening 8
fun.
The Woodmen Of the World will
install officers. transact other i'm
portant business and enjoy lunch at
their handsome lodge rooms on Satur-
day evening. The Sovereigns are all
invited to make it point to be
present.
Penelope had one of their pleasant
meetings Tuesday with Mrs. j. H.
Mahoney. Mrs. Mahoney served q
two course supper, assisted by Mrs.
johnson and Miss Meyers. that was
much enjoyed. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Sears McHenry. .
The installation of officers of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be
the occasion for a delightful gather
ing at the McHenry hall on Friday
evening. These annual meetings are
among the most pleasurable of the
year and are always largely attended.
On Friday the P. E. O's. had q
very enjoyable meeting with Mrs. R.
A. Romans who served an elegant
dinner including roast goose and plum
pudding as a part of the menu. The
ladies had delightful afternoon. en-
joying to the utmost Mrs. Romans
hospitality.
We learn with pleasure that Mr..
Hugh McWilliams. ST.. has purchas-
ed property in east Denison and ex-
poets soon to return to make this
city his home. Mr.. McWilliams is
one ofthe old pioneers of the county.
He was universally beloved and re-
srected and we are glad to know
that he is to spend his later years
with his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Miller were
called upon this week to mourn the
death of their bright little six week
old baby boy. Last week he was
taken seriously i'll with spinal men
nights and he died on Monday. Flu
neral services were held at the home
on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. w. E.
Bryce officiating. The sorrowing par
ents have our most sincere sympathy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
INJURED AT DELOIT.
A. J. Mason Badly Hurt by Fall
From Car,

Word comes to the Review by
phone that Mr.. A. j. Mason of De-
lott was badly injured today while
unloading car of baled hay at De-
lott. In some way he lost his balance
and fell backwards from the car door
to the frozen ground. He was badly
injured about the head. Latest re-
ports are that he is resting easier but
he is still in serious condition.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
NOTICE.

Any person having seen the follow
ing described peddler's outfit on Fri
day or Saturday of last week will
please report at once to p. j.
Klinker. County Attorney.
A single. grey horse attached to
peddler's wagon. Peddler's box be-
hind and front built up with glass
similar to wagons often used by itin-
Grant medicine vendors.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10

B. Langan of Vail spent Tuesday
with Denison friends.
T. j. Kelly made Keokuk BUSH
ness visit the past week.
Mrs. DR.. Brennon returned on Sat-
urday from a Dunlap visit.
A. E. Darling of Boyer was a
pleasant Denison caller on Monday.
Wanted-A large size refrigerator.
Inquire of Lyman Bros. Broadway
Denison.
Mr.. Euland. Jr.. is reported quite
i'll at the home of his sister Mrs.
Milo Kelly of Arion.
< Carl storjohann Of Dow City paid
Denison friends and relatives sever
al days visit last week.
Jacob Rusterholz of Buck Grove
and John Rusterholz of East Boyer
spent Monday in Denison.
Miss Belle Marshall returned to
Mason City on Saturday after pleas
ant vacation spent at home.
The Baptist Young People held a
very pleasant social at the home of
Mrs. Beardsley on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Mccarthy re-
turned to their home in Davenport
after pleasant two weeks spent Wis
iting their many friends and relatives
in Denison.
Postmaster Virgins of Dow City.
made Denison one of his rare visits
on Tuesday. He report that the Dow
City Office did an exceptionally large
holiday business.
Ed. Marks and family started Tues
day for their new home at Bonyton.
I. T. We wish for them safe
journey and hope they will prosper
there. Dow City Enterprise.
j. C. G. Bill. one of Washington
townships prosperous young farmers
was Denison caller on Monday. He
tells US that he does not think his
father likes South Dakota as we'll as
he did Iowa.
Two unfortunate women were adj
judged insane by the county commits
sioners this week and sent to the
state hospital at Clarinda. They were
Mrs. Lizzie Camp bell of Vail and
Mrs. Augusta N. Petersen of Morgan
township.
August Evers is visiting Denison
relatives this week. He expects soon
to return to Green River, Wyo. where
he has position with the Union
Pacific. August says that he likes
the country, is able to make good
money and what is still better to save
something each month.
Mr.. S. B. Haworth of Ida Grove
came to Denison last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. w. E. Cole. Mr..
Haworth was an intimate friend OF
the family and Mrs. Coles sudden
death was great shock to him. The
Review acknowledges pleasant call
from him and from his brother 1. N.
Haworth of this city.
E. o. Them, John Fastje, Rudolph
Kolls.J. F. Harthun. John Storjohan,
Ernst Eroneberg, julius Mailer.
Hans Jess. Peter Jens. and Fritz
Clarse went over to Schleswig to as
sist the Grand Deputy to install the
following officers for the Pretoria
Lodge Schleswig. The new officers
are: Hans Bates, N. g.: Claus Colt
berg, v. g.; Chris May. Sec. Chris
Schnoor. Treas.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
Miss Ethel Gulick visited Carroll

Miss Ethel Gulick visited Carroll
friends over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Gillett spent Sunday
with Deloit relatives.
Jas. Ba llantine of Dow City was a
Denison visitor last week.
Mrs. Arthur King of Vail visited
at the M. King home this week.
w. D. McAhren was the victim of
the grippe the first of the week.
~. G. Bierne of Milford township
returned last week from visit in
Omaha.
Mr.. Thos. Button, West Sides we'll
known miller paid Denison visit on
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. O. johnson and daughters
returned the first of the week from an
Omaha visit.
Mr.. John Woodruff returned the
first of the week to resume his studies
at Iowa City.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fleming of De
lott were among Denison's many Sat-
nrday visitors.
]. w. Dewitt, bright young far
mer living near West Side spent Sat-
urday in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. E. Auracher re-
turned the first of the week to their
home at Lisbon. la.
Mrs. C. M. Jensen and Mrs. A. M.
Ainsworth are newly elected members
of the Woman's Club.
From Washington we learn that
Hon. j. P. Conner has been laid up
with an attack of la grippe.
Hon. Carl F. Kuehnle goes to
Waterloo this week to deliver an ad-
dress at a Pythian banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mahoney will
be at home to number of their
friends on Friday evening.
Mr.. j. B. Romans was able to
come down town on Tuesday much
to the pleasure Of his many friends.
Miss Margaret statler returned on
Tuesday from a delightful vacation
visit at her old home at Nevada la.
Will Gilbreath writes US from Port
land, Oregon that he is enjoying his
new home very much and is we'll
peased with his move.
Prot E. w. Fellows was laid up
with an injured foot during the
Christmas vacation. He is now at
tending to his duties but is obliged to
use crutch.
Mr.. Theo. Rohwer of Schleswig
made Denison a business visit the
first Of the week. While in the city
he took advantage of the Review
Chicago Tribune offer.
Mr.. J. Petersen. prosperous far
mer living northeast of Denison was
among our German friends who had
an o. mark put on their Review sub
scription label last week.
Hon. Thos. Rae of Arion was q
9Denison caller on Tuesday. He took
occasion to compliment the Review
on the splendid news service it is Civ
ing the people OF the county.
Mr.. A. G. Sjogren of Kiron was a
Denison caller yesterday. He made
the Review pleasant visit and was
kind enough to tell US that he ap-
preciated the paper greatly and that
its visits were always welcome.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
MRS. HAMILTON DEAD

We stop our presses to announce
the death of Mrs. VIM. Hamilton
which took place at seven O'Clock this
evening. Death was caused by par
alysis. Funeral services will be held
ct residence on Sunday afternoon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10

For Sale-a we'll matched light
driving team of ponies. buggy and
harness. Address C. E. Fitzsimons,
Schleswig Iowa. 2-2t.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
COLLEGE NOTES.


Thirteen new enrollments this
week. A former student Emelie
Haupman has come from Hutchinson,
Minnesota. to prepare for teaching.
She was a student here several years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmerman and q
cousin from Nebraska called this
week. Mr.. Simmerman and wife are
on their wedding trip. He was q
student at D. N. C. two or three
years ago.
Mr.. Calderwood Of West Side was q
visitor on Tuesday.
Our tennis court has been q skating
rink for the past week.
In the commercial department the
Offices. bank and commercial exchange
are in full operation. business is
rushing and the students are getting
the nearest to business transactions
that can be given aside from the real
thing.
The break in the water main is
causing great deal of inconvienee at
the school. The boilers became en-
PITY and the city water wagon had to
be resorted to, to fill them again.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10

All the boys and whole lot of the
girls had their skates on this week.
The rain and sleet of Monday morning
made the walks in capital shape for
skating and coasting but mighty
poor for walking.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
OSTEOPATHY,

OSTEOPATHY.
DR.. Emma tombstone. 0steopathic
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.. E. O..
Them. C. G. Phone No. GAG 49-tf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
vON BUElOW SAYS
ALL Is PLACE
GETEMEN GERMANY AND FRANCE
--RAvE UNDERSTANDING
nAsED ON ECONOMY.
COLONIAL EXPANSION
Not cougth by Germany and Will Not
Oppose France in Morocco--Does
Not Fear yellow Peril
In Europe.

Paris. July %. Figaro has publish
lea an interview with Prince Won
Buelow, German Imperial Chancellor
in which that sta eman speaks hone
fully of the present status Of no 70.
lations between France ANA Germany
and says he believes an understanding
based on economy will be the ultima q
outcome, Won Buelow declares that
Germany does not seek colonial eX.
pansi and that she does MOI intend
TO oppose France in Morocco, where
she asks only an open door for com
merce. In conclusion the German
chancellor said.
Il do not believe in the yellow
peril japanese are too wise and o
serious to think Of menacing Eurore
and | am convinced that the United
States and Japan will arrange heir
differences withot recourse 70 war. h
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
COREY MAKES STATEMENT.

Now York, July President
Corey. Of the United States Steel cor.
rolation today made a statement con
corning the strike Of the miners Of
the Oliver Mkline company at The
yorinrs mines III Minnesota Cos ey
said hat tho driver company receive /
notice on July IS that unless Ger
tain demands of the minors wcra
granted by July % they would
strike and that without any fur
her notice aul without awaiting a
reply from the company, tho miners
truck on July 10 and 90
S,nco then, he said. their intim
dating actions have aused men who
arc not members of the Western Fed
alton comprising large percentage
Of the entlte working force, 80 feel
that il is impudent 10 continue
work"
President Cole OF the Oliver com
pany, stated, Corey said. that no
miners We're discharged after the
Of the miners demands and
before the strike which action the
miners had given warning, would pre-
cipitate the strike. This, Corey said,
covered the situation up to the pre- ent
time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
MINERS STRIKE
ON STEEL TRUST
POUR OIL ON FIVE THOUSAND
FENCE PosTs AND BURN
THEM IN MINNESOTA.
STRIKE IS PREMATURE
Says corey--Mirers Threatened to Go
Cut July 20 ard Are Ten Days
Ahead Of Tine--Mines
Shut Down

Duluth, MINI, July 22.The mines
Iof the steel corporation on Ranges
are closed as tesult ei her OF a
strike of the dock la3orers ia Duluth
and Two Harbors, or of the miners,
The only Violence reported as yet OF
fured a, Mountain Iron. where 500
strikers poured oil over 5000 fence
posts, belonging to the company and
set fire to them
The newly formed union of dock
laborcrs ID Dulutl this mroning APP
pointed committee with the power
10 arlitrafo the differences with TIE
Steel company sheriff ia 81 re-
tsrncd from a tour Of the Ranges to.
day. after swearing in several hun
dred deputies for emergencies. He
reports all quiet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
Formed BY Christian Endeavorers Of
Western Town-Believed TO Be
First of Its Kind.

Spokane. Wash, July 22.-Members
Of the Christian Endeayor Society in
Spokane, are forming what is believed
to be the first branch of the Patriot s
League in America. The plan which
is believed TO have been suggested
by President Roosevelt. was alunched
al the Seattle convention, just closed,
and the local members started a CAD
vase for membership as soon rs the
project was sanctioned. The object
If the organization is to promote civic
righteousness and the national wei
fare Its members will seek
KNOWLEDGE of public affairs. the laws
needs and possibilities Of their town.
the state. and the country. They Rill
labor for the election Of good and ef
fcien. Office holders. for the obser-
vance # exiting laws. for the adoption
Of improved laws. for the encourage
ment and aid of patriots. and the
downf Il of all enemies Of the country.
They viii seek TO promote the cause
of temperance and personal purity
the improvement Of the condi' ions Of
labor. the national use Of the Lords
day for rest and worship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
HAU
FOUND GUILTY
FORMER MEMBER OF WASHING.
TON UNIVERSITY STAFF
SENTENCED TO HANG.
MOB CROWDS STREETS
Making Demonstration in His Behalf
Infantry and Squadron Of
Mounted Police Clear Streets
Several Seriously Hurt.

Karlsruhe, July - Hau bri.liaNt
young law professor Of Washing on y.
c., who killed his wise's mother, 4
wealthy resident Of Baden Esdcn. in
that city November last. was tod y
sentenced to death for the deed
The prisoner heard the verdict If
the jury with perfect comp re ind
chaited Bmilingly with counsel after
the judges Withdrew TO fix the sen
tence. Upon the return Of the judges
iIau rose and standing erect with
folded arms listened 10 the sentence
without moving 4 muscle A momeaF
laer he was hurried away to prison
by halt dozen policemen The sen
tenCe Is unpopular with the street
crowds, which have been demonstrat
ing m re and more openly for sever
NJ days in Hau's favor and against
the Moitor family After the al
jouInment Of the court for hours last
evening. women of the Mol or party
were compelled to remain in the court
house, because it was dangerous to-
appear in the streets
Carriages waited fir them in thej
20 II yard, and It was several hours
before they were abe to leave. Mean
while enormous crowds had SIS
sembled In the S reefs adjacent toI
the court house
Cordans Of police Kept the crowlsl
in check for an hour or m re- but
then lost control Of them, the masses
pushing and crushing forward to the
doors with syident intention of
siodming the entrance.
There were many shouts from the
crowd OF "IIau is MT guilty" taoI
voices pepeNating to the court room
Finally two companies of infantry
and a squadron Of mounted police
drove the rioters away.
The infantry wix fixed hayonefs
cleared all reefs within 500 yards
Of the court house.
Many arrests were made, one old
woman was trampled by horses. and
several persons were wounded.
The demonstration in favor Of Hau
appears to be due largely TO the same
sentiment which has made a !
hero of many another accused OF a
daring crime. To the unthinking
lIaus daring trip to Baden Baden
made him appear a hero. Hau will
appeal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
EXHIBITIONS IN
LIFE SAVING
AT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION AT.
TRACT WIDESPREAD ATTEN.
TIoN-VARIous STYLES OF
EQUIPMENTS. SHOWN.

Norfolk. Va. July 22.-The daily
daily drills and exhibitions which are
being given by the United States Life
Saving station at the jamestown ox-
position. are attracting much attcn-
ton. Every day the grand stand over
locking Bousch creek, an arm of
Hampton Roads. where the eyhibi-
lions are given il thronged with inter
estod spectators watching the surf
men run their life boats into the sea.
hasten out TO a wrecked schooner "
ing On bar, and by means of life
buoys rescue the sailors from the rig
eing.
In these exhibitions the various
styles II buoys. life cannon. life boats
and -ket profctiles shown. The
first part of the drill consists of life
beat practice. in which seifright,ac
loats and those with double 10 toms
and air compartments are used b. The
men.
Under the direction Of CAPTAIN II
}. Cleary, one Of the most skilled
men in the service. the boats are run
cut Of their house on carriages
launched and put through ya-ioI-
manoeuFres- Of course all the surf
men are expert swimmers. A Humter
Of muskrats could no. be more at
home in the water. and their diving
utter fearlessness ard strength in
swimming have attracted wide-spre I'd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
GENUINE "23" PARTY.

Jeffersonville, Ind. July 22.--M SIS
Samantha Schidu, of Henryville, this
county, has been so much teased
about her name that she has determ-
ined to get even by giving genuine
"skidoC" party on her twenty-third
birthday anniversary. which also hap
pens to DO the twentythird day of the
month Invitations have been sent to
iwentythree guests. Everything in
connection with the party will carry
out the "23" idea. the number Of
candles, the musicians in the orches-
ira, the decorations. the number of
couples and the number of dances on
tho program.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
PARIS STIRRED
BY BIG SCANDAL
NEWSPAPER CHARGE6 eYsTEM.
ATTIC TRAITS IN PUBLIC
/ OFFICES AND PARDoNs,
BIG men ARE INVOLVED
Similar Scandal Caused Resignation
Of Pres dent Grevy--confront.
stion Of Witnesses Takes
Place To-day.

Paiis, J,ly. 22-Gi Bias Is re-
pcns.ble for the atement that the
lorme private secretary of the pre-
ent min ster Of justice, Guyot Des.
saisne, at one time conducted a
scandalous traffic in public Offices
decorations and pardons.
Ac ordiag To the newspaper VII CHI
premises y publish the names or tire
parties concerned tomorrow, q num-
her of importan person 4ges, incIud-
ing Guyot Dcs aane AMI some Of his
f,iends ard relatives are implicated.
Continuing, gu Bias says Pouohard
mr. examining magistrate has been
conducting an Investigation Of the
ffa for week past AMI that the
conformation" Of witnesses takes
place today. Tho papers says the pr
- secretary IN question has con,
fc sea
The publication Of these charges
vas created a great stir ana recalls
The notorious affair in which Wilson,
7on-lnlaw Of Francois p j. Grcyy.
former president Of the republic, was
'eeply involved and which compelled
Greyy 10 res gn in 1887
The Temps however. assumes that
tbc revelatls rs made lily Gil Blas re-.
fer to an old affair Of Chaumie, who
was minister Of public in truction in
The Connie and ReuVier cabinets and
whn gaea the MA In for 1efamatlon Of
character.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
BRYN MONR WINS
From Fort Riley in Juniors Game at
Polo With One-Sded Score
Best Play of Tournament.

Lake Forest, H., July % Tire
Bryn Mawr Juniors today defeated
the oFTt Riley Juniors 1GM points 10
in the third game. of. the national
polo championship. BY winning TO-
days game the fasteners earned the
right to play in the finals against On
wentsia for the junior pelo champion
ship Wednesday.
Although the score was one sided.
the play was by far the best seen 50
far in the tournament. Bryn Mawr
scored IS goals, but was penalized
point for two fouls and 4 of a point
for safety. Lieutenant Hennessy
scored the lone goal fer the army.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-23
DIES FROM HEAT.

Memphis, Tenn, July 22.--Aftcr a
brief illness due to excessive heat
Capt Bart r Lindham the promoter
and capitalist Of the Dubuque I.igh
and Gas company and president Of
the Lindham transfer company 1
Dubuque and aead of the r. r.. Lind
ham company. died al hotel hero to-
day.