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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-26
returned home yesterday afternoon at
ter a short visit with Mrs. Henry
Swartz Of 100 North Weller street.

returned home yesterday afternoon af-
ter short visit with Mrs. Henry
Swartz of 100 North Weller street.
Pratt's poultry and stock foods.
Sargents.
Edward Hoskinson of Morayia. who
has for some time been the guest of
j. B. Gossage, 69S Church street, re-
turned to his home yesterday.
Richard Anguin, the Gravestown
miner, who, was so severely injured by
a fall of slate, is gettin on nicely in
the hospital and will be out in couple
of weeks.
Mrs. John Kimblede and daughter.
Marie of Dudley, who have been visit
ing With frienGs in this city for the
last few days, rat1r ned home this aft.
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E.. seaburg of Sell
ma. who have been visiting with Mrs.
Clara Johnson of 931 East Second
street. returned home yesterday after
noe-a
county Clerk George Phillips has
issued marriage licenses to John l..
Huffman and Miss Emma E. Noble;
J. o. Wiley and Miss Estella F. Car
ter: George Tarleton and Miss Rose
Wilder.
Meet your friends at Sargent's. You
are always welcome.
From Fridays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Montague left
last night on No. ! for Los Angeles.
Cal for a several weeks vacation trip.
Mrs. T. P. Elliott of Gil East Fourth
street, left for Eddyville last evening
for short visit.
Miss G. Joyce of Agency, who has
been attending the teachers exanlina-
ton, returned home last evening.
Mrs. G. H. Manning of Batavia. was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
Miss P. e. Miller Of BOZ West Wood
land avenue, was in Eddyville yester-
day on business.
Mrs. j. 4Perdue of Dudley returned
home this noon after short VISIT with
N1i Z L.. AdoS SoS G6o Sloi Vi1SO SeiOScs
Miss Ada Lewis of Agency, who has
been in the city for the last few days
taking the teachers examination, re-
turned home last evening.
Miss Jennie Berry of Blakesburg,
who has been visiting with her broth
er, L. j. Berry. 1875 Russell street, re-
turned home this morning.
w. w. Smith and son Howard Of
Given, are visiting at the home of Mr..
Smiths father-in-law, Henry Kirkpat-
rick, who resides northeast of the
city.
Miss Ethel Doud of Foster returned
home this morning, after being in the
city for the last few days visiting with
Miss Elma Roberts, PIT North Market
street.
Mrs. John Healy, 5S7 West Fourth
street, returned home from Eldon this
morning, where she was called by the
illness of her sister, Mrs. Frank Huey.
formerly of this city.
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a pEcLAMAToRY CONTEST.
Charlton Pupils Will Entertain Friends
February 5.

Charlton, Jan. 25.-The pupils of the
9th, 10th and 18th grades of the public
school will give a declamatory contest
on Tuesday evening. February 5. The
pupil who wins first honors, according
to the out of town judges, will repre-
sent the Charlton high school at the
district contest to be held in Bloom
field Following is the program:
Song, .Selected-Glee Club,
tavia Bellor.
Reading. Her Letter Margaret
Penick.
Reading. Arena Scene from Quo
Vadis"-Oma Snedaker.
Solo, Selected-Dr Anderson.
Reading, Blind Girl of Castel
Cuelle'-Helen McGaughcy.
Reading. Christmas Shopping
Clara Shaffer.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

From Thursdays Daily.
Conkey's Rupe cure. Sargent's.
w. ]. Donelan went 20 lbia this
afternoon on business.
Mrs. A. l.. Wright of Agency, was
bushes caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. M. S. Edwards of Moulton. was
In the city yesterday on business.
Alva Randall spent yesterday in the
country on business.
Mrs. E. Jones of Keb, was an Ottum-
wa caller yesterday.
Mrs. Jenkin Richards of Rutledge,
made visit to Hynes this week.
William Cummings. who resides at
,Fhillipstown is on the sick list.
Pratt's stock and poultry food at
Mynard's.
W. H. Pedrick left for Eldon this
morning on business.
Born, this morning. to Mr. and Mrs.
F ank Hughey of Eldon, a son.
Mrs. James Wright of 1877 Morrell
street. went to Abba last evening to
visit her mother, Mrs. l.. Chenoweth.
Miss Hester Williams of 424 North
Benton street, went to Fairfield last
evening on business.
Harry Williams of 3o7 Cara street,
went to Eldon yesterday afternoon to
spend short time with friends.
Miss Maud Denning of Eddyville is
visiting with Mrs. Earl True, 116
South Jefferson street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S Moon of Abba.
We're in the city yesterday on bust
ness
Mrs. NJ. Douglas, so7 blackberry
street, went to Eldon this morning on
professional business.
Sargent, "the true druggist" fits
trusses.
Mrs. W. R. Van Fossan. who resides
south of the city, is visiting with her
sister in Blakesburg.
John Turner of Brazil made a short
visit at the home of j. W. Turner, STA
Summit street, this week.
A. D. Chance, who lives twelve miles
south of the city. was a guest Of his
brother, Thomas Chance, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith of ANA
dor we're in South Ottumwa yesterday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Blakes-
day.
Miss Ida Shields returned to her
home in Adair yesterday after visit
with friends in South Ottumwa.
James swartz of Amador was bust
ness caller in South Ottumwa yester-
day.
Trusses guaranteed to fit. Sargent
Mrs. G. l.. Peterson, who resides at
1912 West Second street, has returned
from a visit in Charlton.
Miss Vena Baker and Miss Emma
Trowbridge, of North English, were
in the city shopping yesterday.
Mrs. ]. NJ Phillips, S13 West Mill
street, left this morning for Foster. be-
ing called by the illness of her uncle,
George Hamblin.
Mrs. J. H. McFadden, 21o East Ma
pie street, left this morning for Mt.
Zion to visit her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Marshall
Sargent refunds your money If Hyo-
mel fails to benefit any case Of catarrh.
: Mrs. G. N. Butin Of Chillicothe. ".
turned home today after weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Luther
Ciyy Of 217 West Fourth street.
Mrs. j. E. Reed of Pulaski, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
T. H. Corrick Of 222 East Woodland
avenue, returned home last evening.
Mrs. Campbell of Abba. is spending
a few days with her son, James Camp
bell. who is sick at his home, 1904
West Second street.
w. B. Campbell, who resides in AL
bia, returned home last night after a
short visit with his brother. James
Campbell, 1904 West Second street.
Miss Elizabeth Bailey of Charlton.
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Inventory
Sale
OF ODD PIECES IN WINTER
GOODS WHILE THEY LAST

GOODS WHILE THEY LAST
At Prices Cut to the Very Lowest.
15c for Ladies' zoe Double Mittens
4Sc for Ladies' 75c fine Mittens
39c for Children's SOC Kid Mittens
19c for Infants Csc Wool Hose
SC for Infants 10c Mittens
2 pair for Csc Of Ladies' zoe Fleeced
Hose
24c for Ladies' 35c Wool Hose
SC for Ladies' 10c Seamless Hose
10c for bars of White Laundry Soap
39c for Mems soc Muf1ers
1Oc for Mems 15c and zoe Silk Ties
sc for Mems 81 Dress Shirts
25c for Mems Acc White Shirts
lie for Q bars of Toilet Soap
&c per yard for 15c and zoe embroi.
derry.
4c per --rd for embroidery usually
sold for &c and SC.
SIC for Ladies' 81 Warm SLIPPERS
s1.25 for Misses s1.50 Shoes
s1.69 for Ladies' So Shoes
SITS for Mems 50 Work Shoes
$3.50 for Ladies' SO fine Shoes
$2.9s for Mems $3.50 Dress Shoes
CSC for Mems $1.25 Pants
1925 for Mems $2.75 Dress Shoes
S1.4S for Mems regular S1.75 Pants
49c for Boys 75c Knee Pants
39c for Boys soc Knee Pants
74c for Boys 81 Long Pants
S5c for Mems s1.25 Duck Coats
$1.69 for Boys So Shoes
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Referees Sale,

To the Public-We the undersigned
offer for sale as per order of court the
following described real estate: west
half southwest quarter of 5 and part of
southwest. northwest 5, township 70,
range -, known as the Forest farm,
121 acres.
G. W. Dickens,
Farson, Iowa.
2. Cary,
Agency, Iowa.
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Personal Happenings.

Mrs. Nellie Glow left yesterday for
California, where she will spend the
winter with her son, Raymond Glow.
Simon Press, who Is in Chicago re-
ceiving treatment for his knee, reports
that he is getting along nicely, but Will
take about three months to effect a
cure.
John Larson has resigned his posi-
ton in one of the local stores and
has accepted a position as foreman
with the Charlton Herald, he having
worked at the printing trade before
Miss Frances Blanchard will enter
tain number of friends this evening
Owing to a change being made in the
machinery at the lighting plant there
will be no residence lights for a few
nights.
Jerome oppenheimer is spending a
few d;-ys in Red Oak.
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StartIino Evidence

is daily advanced Of the curative pow.
ers of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds SOC
and $1.00 F. B. Clark, Court and Sec.
ond; ]. H. l.. Swenson & Co.. Court
and Main.
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Tri- eekly Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name Of
been sent as well as the Postoff1ce
where they desire it to be changed to.
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oratoria, The Unknown speaker"
Clifford flakes.
Solo, Selected-Prof. Will Downing.
Reading. "Patsy"-Grace Gittinger.
Reading. The Gypsy Flower Grip
Mario Bowen.
Piano solo, selected-willa Bond.
Song, selected-GIee club
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Mrs. T. B. Burnham of Brookfield,
Mo-, who has been visiting with Mrs.
William Rowlings, 26S North Mclean
street, returned home this morning.
She was accompanied as far as Chilli
cothe by Mrs. Rowlings.
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Day Lodge, No. 2e. l. o. o. F.. Of Eddy
Vile Meets.
Eddyville. Jan. 25.-Day Lodge, No
IS, l. o. O. F.. installed officers We'd
nesday night. The officers for the next
sly. n,onths are:
Noble grand-Wig Harding.
Vice grand-C. r. Harper.
Secretary--Fred W. Saville.
Financial secretary-W. M. Stuber.
Treasurer-John jaeger ST.
r. S. to n. Crank Johnson.
L. S. to N. G.-P. p. Dunkle.
R. S. to V G-Horace Burns
J.. S. to V. &c. NJ ohnson.
Warden-Wesley Donegan.
Conductor-B. S. Lennon.
Inner guard--Lewis Harding Jr
Outer guard--Albert Secress.
Other EddyviIe News.
Bert Frederick has returned home
from visit with his friend, Frank
Heard. at Table Grove. Illinois.
w. H. Stuck left Wednesday morn
ing for a visit with relatives at jack
sonville and Revere. Mo.
B. B. Beamer returned Wednesday
fro ma business trip to Abba
Mrs Jennie Chitwood is visiting rel
atives at Abba.
Mrs. H r. Fortune visited in oska-
loosa Wednesday.
James L. Sipes visited in Oskaloosa
Wednesday with his brother c. P
Sipes. and his sister, Mrs. ]. A. Col
Inns.
James Shea has returned to Two
Harbors, Mimi, after spending a
month with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Shea.
Mrs. Leonard Beamer. northwest OF
town. is confined to her bed with sick
ness.
| The children of 6. A. Guy, near La
konta, have pneumonia.
| Mrs. T. B. Burnham of Brookfield
Mo-. who has been visiting with Mrs
| William Pow1ipoc o6Q Nor+l, aEoI aor
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New York Produce Market.
New York, Jan. 25.-Wheat-May
$3.50.
Corn--May. o2ss.
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Call for Democratic Primaries.

Sali tor democratic PRIMARIES.
At a meeting of the demo-
cratic city central committee
held January II, 1907, the city
convention was called at the court
house March Z, 1907 at 8 o'clock p. M
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the following offices:
Mayor.
City solicitor.
City treasurer
City auditor
City engineer.
City assessor.
Police judge.
Two aldermen at large.
The primaries will be held at the us.
ual places February %. at o'clock IN
the evening. unless otherwise ordered
by the ward committeeman.
The ratio of representation shall
be one delegate at large for each ward
and one for each Is votes or major
fraction thereof cast for T. ]. Phillips
at the election of March, 1905.
Ward Representations:
Votes.
First ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Second ward rs
Ihlrd ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Fourth ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
F1fth ward ................... 70
Sixth ward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Seventh ward ........ Is
W. 7. Wilson,
Chairman Democratic City Central
Committee.
Chas. Deeds, Secretary.
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Miss Elizabeth Bailey of Charlton,
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w. B. Campbell, who resides in AL
bia, returned home last night after a
short visit with his brother, James
Campbell, 1904 West Second street.
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| The children of e. A. Guy, near La
| konta, have pneumonia.
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INSTALL OFFICERS

Day Lodge, No. &c. |. o. O. F.. Of Eddy
vile Meets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30
SANTA FE BLOCKS
CHEAP COAL FOR
MEADOW CITY
.Pat0n Gets Lover Rates or
Everything From the Eas-
Than Does Las Vegas =
Business Wen Complain

latest news srn
- vegns ne zzrta p mMv as
1880 +aa wraa#r "a $685.
$780, rft u5rn fkarn coal s
r ~ ra4 Eegse mH Blamed 10
ne HzraEa aFf4er
ras 49, -ne Tres Her-
wml@ @r9sn 4 #ffat ffnle tfe ~
1888. ssa tHa ~aaf wnar
@De- ~ 800 mss8 q abaat cents
~ santa Pc 10 Las Vegas
sta rae eas8 man mas
- 1900 E.ssar from me general
- r-~f mrar58 aHr.rE 4
$500 49, ton AaHue cents
FH from ne ur - me
fr@sF fT@ ssfs8 freight wrld Do
Fsrr
T Ia4 vegas or-r has ben re-
Giving s t~r ~ interest COM
arlrr f-eagkt rates
IRE 0rtfr saws one from 2 ar1u-
ra~t am man states tfat BE- aaE
~ - axeaes freight m
- vAsm ars r4 cite. r-srae-aas r.
etsnea mnere Injustice done r5e
peguia - this rfg He rsgaac
fsaF rfa nam ~ mgtNheE&. M
mr4a ~ mfa. tsat ii ~ nury made
.-aaa e~arr@ against fre ezufa Pc ne
.srlH y. 9rfran aer If hur-e
Aruher prominent merchant f7
~ rad 81 dealing wfn
taa rstsrasF csmrang c8sld uama
Far4esa74 - On when
- Vegas merchants are charged
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30
EUROPE SENDS BIG

rhseaR8. Oct Z2-The break Gn the
ur.re ID wheat today brought large
Euraneam orders for Immediate snip
ment SIX hundred thousand bushels
- red wnter wheat Aas Nsld here ~
day for fhiumena east ChAeaE9 AAHk-
ez~ regard fh4h movement a. ngriit-
cant y the powerful aid Mhteh tae
e4t II bringing fo tire financial Ftf-
nation Thpg said 1hat u the move
ment ~ fhe great staple continue r.
grow the % gallons - lhts canHtfF
created abroad w4A ~ 80 large tHat
.n vii ~ impossible Tor EuTopeAn
banks o. retain treir gol3 even ~
.fKlnE discount rates ~ The wa1i-
mum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR HE&T-N4ee3F farnSh-H room. bath
es-trr nights ard ase g kitchen & de-
sired SIS East Cal avenue
FOR EENT-Tw0 nicsy furnished rooms
rz b. can az 5l7 wess Gald ave q
F0a RESr-TWo furnished Iona mod
en c1nFsnisntly located Apply so7 y
F1rst 81
F0H RENT-A sults x 3ffceE saIisd far
dental ~ sGrsleaf purps consisting q
reception r-Cm. eperat4nE ruem ard lahufA-
rsrfs nrfh AEht steam heat water 3 A
: rFsf=r Rooms 1919 Crlmeeu beck
FOR RENT-Nlcely fnrrlsaed room. cl0ss
~ us satn Arno street
FoR RENT-SIesy tarulssea rsams f0r
relt glth CT without bard Ter par
tczars inquire q Mrs A J. BroaghL lsis
Central aVeu-e
FoR RENr-Furshed looms Tor house
kssping ideal place for health sesksrE
irr1 T. Central
FOR RENI-sforsraam lately oocupled b
the Un.ca MarEeL 81 ~ " cold avenue
from ortlber J. lngulrs Beuadzils a Co.
III Gold avenue
.F0R KEST = Farzlshed roems. pleasant
Place np sick 80 y sum
.FOR RENT-Necern ruans and BoAr1 as
pr month Mu Eva L crziE sea
ssuth se-ond street u1stAiu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30

New York. OCT 4s-Nut ithstsud-
iuK Brsterdays big EaIu copper aa
strong and higher tu London wfH
spot and futures both closing at tGt
Locally the market was strong and
higher also. wIth lake quoted af
2lgk5W1495. eiscfr1lytir. af &Ie 90
M1Ae0. casting at &lo.2f HIeFf
Lad was unchanged at Els lu Lau-
con. The local market was auH.
Sneitar WAS unchanged in both mar
kets closing AZ al lfs in London.
Bar siiyTt bsAc. Mexican dollars.
4G fEr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30
WHAT DO YOU THINK or THAT.
THE BROW ~ ARE BACK

Dor practical cleaning and pressing
TfteF know how The only French DRY
c~A-aner- ia b southwest arr the
Browns Gail thornton tfse Cleaner.
and tise Brow n viii do tie res 13i
y. Tlird Strs-T- Phone $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30

st Louis Oct -f-WnaL quiet.
Medium grades comhlug ana clothing
1E W zaC lifht fHR z21 3
heasg fne D. ise t1h washed - q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30

~ voc LIVE N A SMALL ToWN AND
FIND IT HAkD TO CHI WHAT voc
" NJ ~ FANCT Oh Al GKOCEE-
H.. WHITE - W. HANE NEAkIN Nv
EhhTHING- p g. FRAT a co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30

CTR NEw TELEPHONE NUMBER T.
FUHTN-sN sss1. KE8EMBEK THFKE l.
AINAk> A COURTEOUS CLERk READY
10 TAKE YUIR ORDER 40 MAfEEE
SOW SMALL y. q PRATT a CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30

Mattre.se. mace syrs - Chas. T. Kep-
p@ler.. Eis-1e ~euth -ecend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30
MORNING J0UKNAL WANT ADS
BRING Results

Mr Walter Aiken. superintendent ~
public schools n Cincinnati says
Mt W. a Ham is the finest negro
bass 1lolst ] ever heard Hear Rim
a. Che Congregational church FRIDAY
evening next with The n and Juhl-
tee and Nae Quartet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30

Want samethinx= Tarn % the eAs~ldr5
~eluuzn. 81 the Aarssn< Josrnz4-0H msy
md t IN tWe mfustes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-30

REPAIRING A s~PECIALTT IN BRICK
WORK OK FIASTEEISG. EING IL 1881,
ANGELO
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BANKS DISCOURAGE
SPECULATION
ON MARGIN
GAMBLERS FORCED TO
SACRIFICE HOLDINGS
Dealings or hew York Stock
Exchange Confined Almost
Entirely 10 Purchase Of Sc
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FOR R~EhT-DwesIings

W1NTED-sIoEsrE a. ne EAs plast All
Al sha eas PlanL
Evening star., 1907-08-26
Reservoirs and Canals.
MoRGAN's CATHEDRAL GIFT
100000 for st. John Fund and S75,.
600 From George S. Bowdoin.

NEW YORK, August 26.-It was said at the
protestant Episcopal diocesan house. 30
Lafayette place, yesterday that the cross
ing OF the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
on MorninGside Heights will be completed
with a 100000 fund contributed by j. Pier
pont Morgan and $4,000 given by George
;. BoWdoin Though it may be seventy
hNe years before the cathedral is fully
completed, the completion of the crossing
will give space where 5000 people may
Congregate.
This new work that is provided for will
carry the building from the choir to the
great arch, thus making the arms of the
cruciform auditorium which is to be erect
ed ultimately.
The general underst tanding is that active
work on the building of the cathedral will
be resumed this fall. 1t will be carried on
agencies of the Protestant Episcopal Church
which are interested in the building of the
cathedral are doing everything they can
TO push 1t as far along possible by 1910.
The Cathedral OF ST. John the Divine is
already a show place. The choir is in
fair way of completion, and In the crypt
there is room for a good-siZed audience.
This is not the first time Mr.. Morgan has
given money to the Protestant Episcopal
Church. He is a warden of ST. Georges
Mr.. Bowdoin is member of Grace Church.
to which he recently gave a settlement
house. which is now center for the social
work of the parish.
Evening star., 1907-08-26
COL. MEAGHER DEAD.
Expires of Heart Disease-Was Cousin
of Gen. Thomas Francis Meaeher

STAMFORD, Conn, August 23.-Co,
James W. Meagher of 10 Madison avenue
New York. dropped dead in South street
here Saturday night while going to the New
Haven railroad station to take a train to
New York. He lay in the street until mid
night, when John Weick and Stephen Cavia
stumbled over his body.
The police were notified and the coroner
made medical examination There were
no indications of violence and Col. Meap-
hers money, papers and jewelry were
found intact. The medical examiners said
death was due to heart failure.
Col. Meagher had been suffering from
heart disease for several years He was
manager of the Standard Ink Works at II
Broadway, New York, branch of the
United States Ink Company, which has its
factory here.
Col. Meagher was born in New York city
about sixty years ago. He served In the
civil war in the 9TH New York Regiment
and worked his way up to colonelcy on
the staff of his cousin, Gen. Thomas Fran
els Meagher. He is survived by a widow
who was Miss Finney of Cornwall-on-Hud
son. She has been spending the summer at
Goshen, n. Y, and was there when her
husband died.