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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26

Although the Miles Morrow murder
case has been in the hands of the jury
for severa lhours, no word has yet
been received, and the fate Of the
prisoner is hanging in the balance.
That five hours have elapsed with,
out verdict is taken by the defense
as an indication that the jury will
never convict the prisoner. The state.
however, also takes the delayed YER.
dict as favorable indication, taking
assurance from the fact that the fight
made by the defense did not result in
an early acquittal.
Both sides now feel that there may
be hung jury.
Through all the ordeal Morrow has
been cool and collected. He did not
falter when the jury left to deliberate
on the verdict and sits in the court
room, seemingly unconcerned as to
the verdict which any minute NAV ba
returned
The jury retired at 10:35 o'clock
this morning after being instructed by
Judge Anderson. The judges instruct-
ions were lengthy and complete. He
went fully into the rules governing the
consideration by the jury Of the eyid-
ence introduced and made plain the
meanings of the terms; murder In the
first degree; murder in the second de.
gree and manslaughter.
In speaking Of the witnesses the
judge said: Evidence has been in
troduced to show that the general
moral character of the witnesses John
Boyd, Almeda Boyd, Mary Judson. w.
M. Young, Kittie Farrell, Leona
Brown, Lou Garner, Lizzie Keith and
James Orr, witnesses for the state Il
| and Sadie Halter, Eva Wright Sner-
man Goodwin, Gertie Carlisle, Tom
Hourihan, Lottie Minnick, Myrtle Fin.
ley. Fred Smith, W. H. or "Crip"Lewis.
Allie Whaley, Joe Crawford, Walter
or ''Speck" Booz, Jake Wright and
Buck Williams for the defense, In the
neighborhood in which they live, is
| bad.
Weigh it Carefully.
you should consider and weigh
this evidence and allow 1t such weight
as you believe it entitled to and deter
mine from it whether such witnesses
or either Of them, have been success.
fully impeached," the judge went on.
Evidence has also been introduced
| tending to show that the general mar.
al character Of Miles Morrow, Is bad
in the city of Ottumwa where he lived
at the time the crime charged is al
legged to have been committed. This
evidence was introduced only for the
purpose Of impeaching Morrow as a
witness and you will consider 1T only
in this light"
/ Self Defense.
! The Judge went into detail as to
what constitutes self-defense in the
4 eyes of the law. He stated that if q
man had reasonable grounds to believe
that his own life was in actual danger,
by the words or actions of an assail-
ant, that ne was then entitled to re-
sort to the necessary means of protect
ion. even to the taking Of the life OF
! an assailant.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26

tickets before going to the grounds
if possible to do So
Airship Unfortunate.
The first flight of the big airship
ended unfortunately. The flying ma
chine, ridden and controlled by Cap
tain Jack Dallas, went up shortly be-
fore noon and attained a good height,
when the propelling shaft cracked.
The machine reached the ground safe
ly, although today's flight was spoiled.
The manager, Will Lester, stated
that the broken shaft will be fixed as
soon as possible and the machiae
may go up again this evening. If not
the flight will be made again tomor-
row morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26
WATERLOO HAS FIRE
Street Car Berns Of the Waterloo, ce-
dar Falls and Northern lnterurban
and Ten Cars Destroyed.

Waterloo, Sept. 25-(speciaD-The
street car barns of the Waterloo, Ced-
ar Falls and Northern railway and
ten cars were burned this morning to-
gether with three residences and five
snail barns, entailing loss of $780,
900. The only cars on the system not
burned were two of the interurbans
and four of the local cars at Cedar
Falls and in. the shops. Traffic will
be practically suspended until new
cars are secured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26
MERCURY DROPS
29DECREESIN NIGHT

Bring out the last years overcoat,
search the chest for the heavy under
wear, and few blankets and relegate
the straw hat to the rear, for Jack
Frost has made his debut for the sea-
son and is likely to be here for n
while.
The mercury in the weather station
is seeking lower levels, having drop
ped twenty-nine degrees between 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and Z
o'clock this morning. The appearance
Of overcoats and ladies' wraps were
very much in evidence last night and
this morning. The coal dealers are
busy today booking orders for this
winters coal supply Hardware deal
ers getting busy with their display of
the stoves and the floor walkers in the
ing persons to the cloak and suit de-
partments all day.
The temperature this afternoon at
2 o'clock is still several degrees be-
low that of yesterday being 81 today
and SO yesterday There was heavy
though not killing frost, last night.
La Crosse, Wis, Sept. 25-The first
hihluE llOSC VI IIlS oCdoOu lOl ulCu oSS'
western Wisconsin and Southern Min
fnesota today doing great damage to
all unharvested crops.
Gale In Lake Region.
Cleveland, Sept. 25.-A fifty mile
gale from the west has been raging
over the lake region during the past
"a hours. With the storm came q
heavy drop of temperature. This
morning there were snow flurries.
Cal Elarbin Bound Over to Grand Jur,
Agency, Sept. 25.-Cal Harbin wa:
tried yesterday before Esq. Giltner fol
kidnapping Leila Mace thirteen year
old girl
On Sunday nignt. September 10, the!
walked to Ottumwa from this place
nfter 10 p. m, where he left her ant
went to Creston.
He was bound over to the grant
jury nj the sum of $400. Up to thi'
time he has not been able to give
bond and unless he gives Eand ne viii
: have to go to the county jail and avail
| ! action of the grand jury.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26
DON'T WANT JAPs
British CoIumbians Petition British
Government to Send yellow Men
From Country.

Ottawa, Sept. 25.-A monster petit
tion signed by hundreds Of British
Columbians Is on its way to Premier
Laurier. 1t prays that regardless Of
foreign countries and all sentimental
and political considerations the gov
ernment Immediately pass such legis-
lation as may be requisite to insure
the absolute exclusion Of orientals
from the Dominion Of Canada.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26
AN END TO SCANDAL
Runaway Wife Of King Of saxony Mar
ries Musician for Whom She For
sock Royal Spouse.

London, Sept. 25.-Countess Mon
tignoso, ex-crown princess of Saxony,
and Signor Tozelli, the music master.
were married at a registry office I
Inc Strand in this city.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26
MARsHALLToWN MAN STRICKEN
c. E. Seymour, Linotype Operator, il
Serious Condition as Result
of PARALYSIS,

Marshalltown, Sept. 25.-Charles e.
Seymour, linotype operator on the
Times-R epublican, was stricken with
paralysis at the supper table last
night. His entire left side is affected
and his condition is critical He was
in his usual health and worked Sat
urday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26

Young men who stay out all night
are likely to see the time when they
have no latchhey.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26
ATTORNEYS BITTER IN
CLOSING ARGUMENT
Opposing Counsel Accuse
Each Other of Packing
Witness Stand Court
Instructs as to Char.
acter of Witnesses
From Wednesdays Daily.
The Case in Brief.

Il s.
So ** sss ssaas
Miles Morrow shot and killed
Ben Farrell, coored, about 4
o'clock on the afternoon of May
8. Preliminary hearing In JUS
tice Ayers court lasted four
days, May 9-13. Morrow was
: bound over to grand Jury May
16, on charge Of manslaughter.
Jury returned indictment =
. charging first degree murder,
September 4. Case went to trail
before Judge Anderson, Monday,
September 16. Case went to jury
at 1926 a. M, September rs.
Jurymen: Dan Smith, 3. r.
y Black, George BisselI, Joseph
y Schoech, w. F. Harsch, r. Shee-
+" han, Frank Wheaton, Emmett
= Haley, John Ramey, Andrew
* johnson, Walter Schoech and
c. D. Lambert.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-26

A back number is like a brick in the
wall that is Dlsstersd over.
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Gen. Observation-Disclosures. Gen. .Tafaeier-sieent.
Z. 8. @e1annei, SiIfssSen. .8aii. .sleenf.
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Baltimore Tarnpf . Tadet /. 60.
cate unb 5uuertdIFse Bat2tute.)
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IerdantS e Miners 5ranspnrt. 60
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0amburgsWmerit
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Soppelihranben.
GrpreN. unb TaTaeier.0 icnit.

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MarplanS nnS Yenuiplpania 9abn.

Silgc uctIn'lcl RnrfbfIbfnIesS tnfIun:
7.30 WorgenS Dorf slccoli. tdgli6, ausgenoHs
men Sonnia0.
$40 Wioraens 9cita 9lctonr. MIR Gonntag.
go Woraens 9cldir slcconl. tdglid, alsges
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II. 80 WorgenS YeInir slccoul. tdalif, ausees
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100 gtdhmittngS NeIair sl"com. MIR Ganftag.
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rortnlen Gori1tdp.
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Ten Sourtaa.
II. 90 9(bcnbS 9eItu 9lccom. MIR Sonntag.
tl.30 gbenbs QeIair 9Icconl. tISIi6, auseenotIs
men Sonntag.
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