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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-17
| KILLED AND
81 INJURED IN
BAD CAR CRASH
CINCINNATI TROLLEY JUMPS
TRACKS AT TOP SPEED ON
HILL AND GOES OVER 25 FOOT
EMBANKMENT.

Cincinnati, o.. Oct. 1e.-Attorney
Harry H. Bausch was killed, six per-
sons were injured and twenty-five
others slightly hurt today when an
Elberon avenue street car jumped
the track and went over twenty five
feet embankment at Mt. Hope, in the
western end of this city.
AS the car was coming down steep
grade the motorman lost control of
the car, which jumped the track and
went over the bank. 1t landed up
side down, the heavy trucks crashing
through the car. A number Of those
most seriously hurt were caught in
the crowded car and crushed by the
trucks.
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MEETING OF DEMOCRATS.
Des Moines Man Seeks to Interest OF
tumwans in Daily Newspaper
at Qes Moines

T. l.. Meals of Des Moines is in the
city today and has called a meeting
of the democrats of the city in the
parlors of the McElroy restaurant to
be held this evening TO take up the
arganization of a company to start
a democratic state daily newspaper
at Des Moines. An option has been
secured on the Des Moines Tribune
for thirty days. 1t Is the intention to
make one of the Wapello county stock
holders director in the company
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-17
Blackmailing Plot
in Lead SD. is
Frustrated TODAY

F*s **s =
Lead, South Dakota, Oct, 16-
An attempt to extort $4,000
from j.. Grier, manager of the
Homestake gold mine, under
threat of dynamitlng his home
unless the money was placed In
designated place was frustrated
last night by the arrest of the
alleged blackmailers. A decoy
letter was left as directed and
Mrs. Anna Maljas was caught
by concealed policemen as she
took the letter. Her husband
Chris, and Matt SeimboIa, were
later taken into custody.
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bony, Nj. Capt. Chandler is head of
the aeronautic section of the United
States army. Both balloonists will re.
turn to st. Louis tonight and will start
on another ascension, leaving ST.
Louis at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon for
an all night trip.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-17
SMALL WRECK.
Three Cars of Milwaukee Freight
Train are DeralIed Near ChuIa,
Missouri. Last Niqht.

A slight wreck occurred at Chula,
Mo-, last night, derailing three cars
and blocking traffic for few hours.
The wrecking crew from here are at
Elmira clearing up wreck that oc-
Cured there Monday, and were not
able to respond to the call from
Chula The trouble was slight, how
ever, and no one w1s injured, IL
though all trains were delayed owing
t. the stoppage of traffic. No. did no.
arrive here until noon.
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THO Men Shot by
Bootlegge1; One
Cannot Recover

= +A : = = ssA - =
= Des Moines, Oct, 16.-(spec-
y laD-J. C. Calm. today shot
. Chas. Marsh, the Superintendent
g and chas. w. johnson, the store
y keeper at the enterprise coal
. mine over a quarrel due to
Gains hootIeggtnG, johnson
will die. The officers are
searching for Cain.
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oTTUMWA PRELATE MADE VICE
PRESIDENT OF CARLOW COL
LEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
AT DAVENPORT MEET.
ING.

From Wednesday Daily.
The many friends of Rev. Father
James Foley of the Sacred Heart
church Of this city will be pleased to
learn Of the honor conferred upon
him by the Alumni association OF Car
low college in Ireland which is in ses
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Editor Hits Man
With Cane and
is Then Arrested

*** - 80 *,s s+*ts
Davenport, Oct, 1e.-(spec-
iaD-Dr. A. Richter, editor of
the German Democrat, was ar
rested, today for shooting T. H.
kemerer, who started the agita-
A.stIon for, the enforcement of the
nuIct law, over the head with
cane. 2
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Army Of the Cumberland In Reunion.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct. 16-The
annual reunion of the society of the
Army of the Cumberland convened
here today for two days session.
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Emperor's Condition More Favorable.
Vienna. Oct 16.-The condition of
Emperor Francis Joseph this morn
ing is regarded as more favorable by
the physicians.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
HORSE STOLEN BY
ROBBERS RECOVERED
line in Early Morning by Car
bon Cliff Safe Blowers.

The horse and buggy stolen by the
men who blew up the safe in the
Hennegan store at Carbon Cliff Sun
day night was recovered in Moline
yesterday The animal was seen tied
at Fourth avenue and Twenty-fifth
street as early as o'clock, but it was
not until late in the afternoon that
the police were notified. 1t was found
that the robbers had taken parts of a
double harness in order to make a
single harness for the horse. The
animal was uninjured and had suffered
from nothing worse than hunger and
exposure to the weather. No further
trace of the robbers has been discov-
cred. 1t was believed from the first
that the men had driven to Moline
the buggy tracks indicating this.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
OBITUARY.
REYNOLDS Funeral,

The remains of Elisha P. Reynolds,
Jr., who died Saturday at his home in
Wymore, Neb., were brought to this
city this morning, accompanied by the
wife and other relatives The funeral
will be held from the Reynolds home
stead at 2939 Fifth Avenue, Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock and burial will
take place at Chippiannock cemetery.
Those who have arrived from out of
the city to attend the funeral are Mrs
Reynolds and Mrs. Barnes of Wymore
John H. Reynolds of st. Louis, S. e.
Phelps of Binghampton, N. Y, and
Mrs. Harry Frey of Kansas City.
Mr.. Reynolds was Rock Islander
by birth and was A years of age
Sept. 80. He passed his boyhood and
youth in this city, attending the pub
lie schools and Augustana college He
removed to Wymore 20 years ago and
lived there up to the time of his death
He was well known in that city ant
lheld the Office of mayor for one term
| He followed the business of contrac
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
TO The HOSPITAL
Mrs. Elizabeth lanehausen is
Committed to WatertoWn on
Verdi ct of Jury
IN A CRIMINAL CAS-
Trial of Frank Brown for Burglary
Concluded - Hearing of Charge
Against Albert Hill,

Mrs. Elizabeth Langhausen. found by
asjury in the circuit court to have aba1
doned her 2-months-old baby. which
died week later, and adjudged insane
by the jury, was today committed to
the Watertown hospital by Judge Gest.
The judge, in committing the woman
on the verdict, told her not to regard
the sentence as one for a criminal of
tense, and that there was no shame in
the matter, as there would have been
had she been mentally sound.
Brown Tried Again.
Frank Brown. convicted once this
term for burglary and sentenced tC
the penitentiary, was tried yesterday
and today on second charge. for steal
ing clothing from Frank Anderson al
a hotel on Sixteenth street and SeconC
avenue. Moline. The case was given
to the jury at , o'clock.
For Theft of ReyoIvers.
The trial of Albert HILL for stealing
a number of revolvers from the Moline
division of the naval reserves of whicl
he was a member, was begun this al
ternOon. The alleged theft was com
mitted a year and a half ago.
New Suits Filed.
The Pittsburg Plate Glass compan,
has filed suit in assumpsit for So 90,
against John LOoney. to recover on
note given on an account. T. A. Nun
| ply and Albert Huber represent the
company
Minnie Braston has filed a $25, 100
damage suit against Hugh Robinson
a praecipe being filed in the case b.
P. H. Wells, representing the plaintiff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
Mems Club to Entertain.

The regular meeting of the Mems
club of the Broadway Presbyterian
church win be held in the Sunday
school room Thursday evening, Dec.
-.
Professor Coen will talk on 1.-THE
Limitation of Private Fortunes" and
dozen other good thinkers Of the
club will follow with short talks on
the same subject. Brush up on it
yourself and come prepared to chip
in"
Supper will be served at $50 to
members or any others desiring to
join the club. The invitations read
Come and enjoy the good things
doing. Don't dress up. Come direct
from your business. Each member
can bring one man with him."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
ACCEPT The PLAT
Council Votes on Manufactur.
erS' Addition for New
Factory Sites.
ARGUMENT OVER new SEWER
Alderman Smith Wants to Be Shown
Before Further Payments Are
Made by the City.

At the regular meeting of the city
council last evening Mayor Schaffer
gave the report of the meeting of the
committee of the whole held last Fri
day evening, that the plat of the
Manufacturers addition. located in the
west end of the city and held in trust
for the Industrial commission to dis
pose of in factory sites, be accepted.
Alderman Holzhammer moved that
the committees report be received and
accepted. and the motion carried,
Some discussion took place in regard
to the grading of the streets now be-
low grade in the addition but no action
ON these thOroughfares was taken and
only those streets which are to grade
will be opened through to the river.
Claim u Mistake in signing.
Alderman McNealy moved a recon-
sideration of the ordinance passed re-
Gently providing for the laying of
water mains on Twenty-siXth street
between Tenth and Thirteenth ave
nues. To explain his action he pre-
scented Il petition signed by number
of property holders i'll which it was
stated that they had been led to sign
the previous petition asking for the
mains under false pTetensiOns. 1t
stated that Simon Faukelwitz. who
secured their signatures, had told
them that the petition asked for fire
protection, which would consist of the
placing of a fire plug on the street at
Tenth avenue and would not mean any
expense to the property holders
When the assessments against their
property were made they learned that
the proposition had been misrepresent-
ed by The petition bearer. who wanted
to get water to lots which he owned
III that neighbOrhood. The petition
asking for annullment Of the ordinance
bore the names of Henry Frank. All
ton Kiph, Hans T. Back. Emil Frank
c. H. Ohge and Otto Rudert. The
mayor stated that the property hold
ers should have objected at the meet
ing of the board of local improvements
and that now they should file theiI
objections when the assessments were
passed upon in the county court. Al
derman McNealy presented an Ordi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

balance and ultimately to disastrous
consequences. Taking a limited COM
munity as an example, Mr.. Griggs
showed how the demand for non-essen-
tials and the devotion of a large share
of the energies of the people to their
manufacture produces artificial condi.
tons and in time causes scarcity of
the things really needed, He held
that ordinarily initiating the currency
or creating demand for unnecessary
commodities acts on the body polite
as an opiate on the physical man and
while justifiable in extreme cases is
injurious in the long run, with the ulti-
mate results much the same in either
cases.
According to the speakers theory
he United States needs not so much
more money or the ability to produce
and purchase luXuries as an incentive
10 return to honest labor to produce
the things of which the existing panic
makes the actual need felt. We as
4 nation have been too long living be-
yond our means, discounting our flu
ture revenues and we have finally
reached the point where an account
| ing must be had This accounting
means working to the surface of the
unstable and injurious elements in the
body polite and the process will take
time. Mr.. Griggs held that the re-
suits of the present process of purifi-
cation will be felt for years but the
| resulting condition will be one OF
greater stability than has prevailed
heretofore
| The management of Turner hall ex
tended the courtesies of the house tc
the members of the Press club and
the dinner served was ample, well pre-
pared and highly appreciated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
Marcella Marion.

Marcella Marion, the 9-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Marion. passed away at the home of
her parents, sos Second avenue, last
night at 10 o'clock after an illness of
five days with diphtheIia. She was
born in Rock Island and was bright
and promising child. a sunbeam in the
home. The survivors are the parents,
two brothers, Leo and Charles, and a
sister, Eileen. The funeral was held
at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the
home, where Dean J. J. Quinn con.
Quoted the services. Burial took place
in Calvary cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
PLAN new RULES
Bethany reflective Association
May Demand Release to
Children Placed in Home.
PROPOSE EXAMINATION, TOO
Receipts of Annual Rummaee Sale
to Have Been $554.61.

The Bethany Home Protective asso-
citation held its regular monthly meet
ing last evening and transacted the
usual routine business. Several new
rules were submitted for adoption and
will be considered at the next meet
ling One is that the parent of any
child placed for boarding at the home,
give release, so that in case the par
ent abandons the child for time he
cannot reclaim it. Various parties in
the past have placed children in the
care of the home, and, after missing
many payments, have come to claim
the child Another rule sets the visit
ing hour from to 5 on Sunday after
Moons and till $50 during the week.
An additional rule will require that
each child submitted to the home be
given doctors examination.
The monthly report showed So chill
dren in the home at the beginning of
November, five being removed during
the month. No sickness of any kind
prevailed.
| Donations to Home.
The donations included the follow
| ing: Mesdames w. c. Bennett, Charles
White. G. NJ. Beal, A. p. Fisk, Z. H.
Sleight and Mrs. Downing, sheets :;
Mrs. H. n. Rounds, candy, nuts and
fruit; Mesdames Loosely, Knox and
Lindake, clothing; Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Schaffer, celery and lettuce; Miss Sue
Denkmann, turkeys ana apples; Silver
Cross circle of the Kings Daughters
- new dresses; H. H. Hoffman, new
clothing; Empire Coal company, one
ton of coal; Lamont Coal company
one ton of coal; Union Ice & Coal com
pany, two tons of coal; Charles Kne
berg. painting of one room; Mrs. F
lG. Allen. 500; Mrs. Elizabeth Hun
toon, So L. Chapman, $40; S. S. Davis
$35; DR.. c. w. Foss, 81; Mrs. Rhoads
81; DR.. Forsander, so cents; f. H
Guyer, SIS; G. C. Wenger, $40; David
Don. 81; DIR. F. X. Bickel, 81; A. Mo
Isenfelder, s.; Mrs. J. Mirfield, ST. The
Iannual Thanksgiving Offering of the
children of the public schools resulted
in tina following: Canned fruits, 321
quarts; jellies, 1913 glasses po
tatoes, Is barrels; turnips, one barrel
apples, one barrel; onions, three bush
els; and in addition a large supply o
pumpkins, cabbage, bee,s and grocer
les.
The secretary's report showed tina
$554.61 net was realized from the rum
mage sale. The bills for Novembe
amounted to $3S276, anu the proceeds
from the rummage sale enabled tn
current expenses for the month ant
old debts to be cleared.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
nance repeating the first ordinance
and it was adopted
Sewer Subject for Argument.

nance repeating the first ordinance
and it was adopted.
Sewer Subject for Argument.
Alderman Smith has suspicious in
connection with the construction of
the No. 2 sewer. in the west end of the
city. He stated that he had been vot-
ing repeatedly for the paying of
money for its construction without
knowing the exact nature of the con-
tract. He requested that the clerk
bring in the specifications at the next
meeting for examination, and that no
more of the city's portion of the cost
request was granted. He also believ-
ed that the drain was of faulty con.
struction because of liability TO be
come clOgged when a high river stage
prevailed. and because of an INSULT
cient number of manholes. City En-
gineer Treichler was able to subdue
his fears on the latter points. stating
that the sewer had a good fall. which
when tested had forced a stream of
water 50 feet into the river, and that
if il was to be filled with manholes an
entirely open ditch might be con
structed. He added that each man
hole costs 800 and that difficulty was
met as it was in keeping down to the
amount of the assessments on the
property holders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
OFFICERS CHOSEN
M. T. Stevens Elected Consul
of Independence Camp, M. w.
A. at Annual Meeting.
OBSERVATORY H0LDSSESSl0N
North Star Benefit Assoc iation Branch
Selects Various Executives for
the Coming Year.

Independence Camp, No. &c. NJ. W.
A, last evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Consul-M. T. Stevens.
Advisor. A Stader.
Banker-C. G. Beeson.
Clerk-Fred Raugh.
Escort-E. l.. Thiesen.
Watchman-M. ]. Hamerly.
Sentry-C. F. Huthmaker.
Manager-H. G. WEIGH.
Physicians-Drs. S. B. Hall, J. c.
Souders and F. d. Paul.
North Star Association.
The annual meeting of Rock Island
Observatory. No 4, North Star Bene-
fit association, was held last evening
at the home of DR.. ]. +. Myers, and
the following officers elected:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Applequist.
Assistant Astronomer-Louis J.
Vessel
Recorder-Miss Caroline Peterson.
Treasurer-Mrs. Marie ]. Osterman.
Conductress-Miss Tina Johnson.
Director-Nels Swanson.
Medical Examiner - DR.. Louis Os-
from. - taQEVV(
Delegates to the county observatory,
in Moline, Feb. 12. 190S-Dr. Myers.
C. J. Searle and Herman Applequist.
Alternates-B. F. Knox, Mrs. II. APP
plequist and c. E. Hodgson. j
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

A. d. Sperry and son Dillon left for
Chicago last evening for a short visit.
Miss Mary Streeper has returned to
her home in this city after spending
several months in Kansas.
Herman Hanson and W. L. Franks
of this city left today for northern
Minnesota where they are engaged in
construction work and will return
home for the winter in about two
more weeks. They have been spend
ing few days at home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
0EFAULTED IN FIVE CASE:
Rock Island Road is Fined in Justice
Court

The c., r. |. & p. Railway compan,
defaulted' i'll four charges yesterda,
afternoon and one charge this morn
ing in cases brought against the roaC
by c. H. Wayne for failure on its par
to place track scales at Reynolds
The charges so far brought agains
the company are for the days from
Dec ! to ), 1906, and Mr.. Wayne intend
to enter charge for absence of The
scales for every day in the year.
fine of 500 was imposed on eacl
charge The company, through its at
torneys. Jackson, Hurst & Stafford
will appeal the cases to the circui
court and petition for an injunction
to refrain the complainant from con
tinuing the charges. G. w. McCaskril
represents Wayne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

Nature always warns you IL your
bowels are clogged or infiamed-heed
this. Take Holsters Rocky Mountain
Tea, it relieves all congestion and re.
, stores natural digestion. 35 cents. Tea
| or tablets. Harper House Pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10
GIRL SENT TO STATE SCHOOL
Is Declared Delinquent and Committed
to Geneva,

Georgianna Lafferty, aged 10. was
declared delinquent girl in the coun-
ty court yesterday afternoon by Judge
R. w. Olmsted, and ordered committed
to the state training school for girls
at Geneva. The girls father is dead
and the mother has been unable to
control her. The petition, filed by the
police matron. Miss Dina Ramser. de
clares the girl to be incorrigible. The
case was heard without jury. the
girls mother and her custodians, Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Burnett consenting tC
having her declared delinquent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

tor. Beside his wife he is survived
by his mother, Mrs. Amanda Reynolds
of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-12-10

Is to Be a Feature at the Eagles Fair
This Evening,

The barbecue, for whichsa 900-pound
porker has been provided. will be held
at the Eagles fair at Armory hall this
evening. Several songs and musical
numbers will furnish the evening IS
program. This promises to be one of
the principal events of the fair.
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