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Try the Wenatchee Quick Shoe
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-28
THE LEGISLATIVE SITUATION.


suestng R. F. Holm to his candidacy for the legislature
Gelay.
that would
be candidate before the republican
Gelay
his Accordingly
to the right this position.
he might exercise ability
the ticket coming campaign
ability who ought able deliver goods
These probably the only candidates that will before
part of the county has received strong Inducements
Neither candidates
is generally understood that both willing
Either the ability
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
IOWA u" REGENTS
ELECT Old FACULTY.;
ASK APPROPRIATION
Rumored Changes in Personnel
OF Faculty Do Not Appear
ON Surface.

ioV., City, Ia, June 20.--The board OF
regents OF the U'sversity of IOWA re-
elected all deans OF colleges Tuesday
afternoon thus effectually ending the
false reports recently sent out that
startling changes in the faculties We're
contemplated. The list of deans fol-
lows:
Liberal arts. Professor l.. c. Weld,
Iowa City; law, Professor Charles Mo-
bic Gregory, Iowa City; medicine, DR.
james r. Guthrie, Dubuque: homeo-
pathic medicine DE-. George Royal, Des
Mones; dentistry. ~. w. S. Hosford
Iowa city; pharmacy, Professor w. s..
Teeters, Iowa City: graduate college,
DR. Carl +. Seashorc, Iowa City; APP
piled science. Professor William G..
Raymond. Iowa City. The vice deans,
Or. w T.. Bierrins. Iowa City (medi-
cine). and DIR. w. j.. Bywater (homeo-
pathic medicine) We're also reelected.
Professor Ernest l.. Ohle, head of the
department of mechanical engineering.
resigned. to go to Washington univer-.
city ST. Louis. as Il member OF the fac
ulty.
Appointment in the instructional
NJ Sharrard, University of Kansas and
Morris NJ. Leighton. Iowa City; John r.;
Jeffrey. Grandview, Can; education.
ROLAND NJ. Stewart Toledo: Myrta G.,
West. Irwin; George n. Mount, Fair
field, Greet, j.. Schneider. University of
Wisconsin,
The regents decided to ask the next
legislature to appropriate SIZE, 900.
with which to BUILD and equip hall
for women
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
THE "M4M0R HOUSE,"
HISTORIC STRUCTURE,
DESTROYED BY FIRE

santa Rose. CAL june q The
manor house. the central dweiills oi
the fountain G:,nve'' coi,ny founded
by 1'homas Lake HARRIS The English
mystic has been destroyed by tire,
which was caused by the explosion or
a Kerosene lamp.
Harris came here from London carly
In the 1Qs anG established the Fountain
Grove eolo,iy. building a magnificent
manor house at = cost OF $4,000 10. his
residence. and numerous other build
itgs. He attracted disciples from an
classes in different parts OF the world.
ana among the most prominent Of his
followers was the Elte Lawrence ,l!!.
plant. he well known English writer
and dipiomatst, WHO became II member
OF Harris colony about 1854 Another
prominent member was the sister .. hq
late Colonel George +. Warning, of New
York.
The manor house has been occd-
pied BY l1r. T. y Weh.cy eyer since
Thomas Lux" Harris removed his head
quarters TO NcW York
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
PUBLIC SQUARE IS
HEApEO WITH DEAD
Troops Of the Persian Shah
Capture Parliament
Buildings.

Berlin, June 25.- News has Just
been received here that troops Of
the shah of Persia have stormed
and captured the parliament
buildings in Teheran. The city
now is being bombarded by artil-
lerv and the square in front of the
parliament buildings is said to be
heaped with corpses.
Sharp Fighting.
Teheran. June 25.--A serious clash
between Cossacks and members of
political clubs occurred here Today.
Cossacks and soldiers surrounded the
parliament buildings and asked the
parliament to give up some persons
whose arrest had been ordered.
Parliament refused. Members OF the
political clubs fred on the Cossacils,
killing several of them. Reinforcements
have entered the city with artillery
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
MOTHER ABSENT
A MONTH, COMES
BACK FOR CHILD
Seeks Divorce From Husband,
b. Disclaims She Went
With Another Man.

laicwe, IA. luse - Mrs. liza
re. Eishol,, wife OF Herbs ii Bishop. Of
1-aMoii!e. showed in this cit,
"Wednesday ahout as suddenly as she
disappeared from home Just one month
ago, on May Il. Mrs Bishop claims
She has been wronged BY her neghhors
in their general belief that she loped
with Norman Rygniyr. a farm hand
employed by one Of her neigllbors. and
wants them tc know he. side OF the
story
Mrs bishop who is only IS. lef, home
May II. bringing her two babies TO this
city whore She left them With her
moiher-!n-law, Mrs. Benjamin. Bishop.
From that time she has not been seen.
am. only few of her relatives We're
eonNersant concerning L Whereabouts.
Mrs bishop states that She Went from
here to Minneapolis, an, has been there
working In Il cafe
Because Mrs. Bisho LOFT so uncere-
mofiously and also because. Norman
RNsfnsr. Who was employed by Earl
Tonlilnson, left LaMnille the same day.
neishborhoo'i gossip vas rife. and the
general suiposition WIS that the couple
had gone tDgct lc.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
PLAYS A JOKE ON
BISHOP OF LONDON

London. June 25--'rhe Bishop of Lon.
don. DIR. Wilmington Ingram. while in
america acquired a thoroush ,lppreell-
,ion of American slang. 1T the Pill
grims' dinner the otnc- night nc s:.,
next To George +. Wilson, OF New York,
who is past master IN aoiil!isx s,leh ex-
pressnns.
"rhe bishop is IL teetotaler ard so is
Wilson. An awkward ws.te. spilled q
glass vi champagne dow. the Bishops
NECK. IN the pause tEat ensLed Will
son. who mad been telling the bishop
American stories. loaned over and re
marked, sotto Nocc
Well, for a teetotaler. YOU s.neli like
the nearest approach 10 Z. common. or
binary soak | ever knew
Tho bishop burst into hearty laughter
nnd repeated the remark aloud the
who.e table enjoying The joke a; his
OK
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
SECRET MARRIAGE
SETS SOCIETY AGOG

Sow l.oris Jun -. The secret
marriage by Roy. Or. Alfred Duane
Fell OF Miss .N,lcljne knowlton llons,
daughter of Ipr. and Mrs Wm /.
JIvag, Of East Iiorty-:ifth 81, and
l'ranejs Ne@ton Carpenter OF Newark.
y. j.. has preriltatecl u family quar-
rcl and the young couple are nov
speeding west away from rarenltl in
Giguati0n.
Young Mrs car2en,cr is lynown as
one u he most beautiful lclutante4
Of last season. She Was Il member of
the kntclierbocker dances. OF which
Mrs Henry Clarke Hve MAS organizer.
Her runaway match Is q sequel OF Il
romance which began before her actual
ientit. Young Carpenter is u sales
man for Il pesfumery concern. He is
q brother nj Charles Maclln Garpen-
ter and Mrs Oliver Molcott JACKSON
:lle society leader in Newark
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
RoENFRANz GETS $4,000
FOR LOSS OF ONE FOOT

Baskerville. Ia. June 20 = The SUI
preme court of Iowa has just affirmed
the verdict of the lower court in the
Geo. ID. Koenfr2nz case. carried up from
this county by the Rock Island Railway
company, against whom IA verdict was
rendered for $1,000 in the district court
two years ago.
Mr.. RoenfranZ had his foot injured
at the Beimond gravel pit while work
ing for the company as brakeman He
was making a dying switch and in
stepping ahead of the car to pull the
coupling pin his foot caught under the
rail He threw lliy body out so as not
To set rum over, but could not get his
foot out. which was passed over by the
car and crushed. He sued the company
for s2ooDo, but the jury only gave him
$4,000. NJ. j. Groves, of this city and
j. q. Myerly. Of Des Moines, were the
attorneys for the case
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
MOTHER, ATTACKED BY
DOG, SAVED BY CHILD

Buffalo. y. ". June 25.--M Mrs. George
Kent was bitten 40 times by a pet bull
dog and her ll-year-old daughter. Ethel
Kent was also badly bitten. when the
animal went on IL rampage.
Three men. attracted by the screams o..
the woman, kicked the dog TO death, and
its body was sent 10 the health depart
ment for examination.
some enc rang the Kent door bell, and
the dog became Infatuated. Ethel tried
to quiet him. and he sprang AZ the girl
and fastened his teeth in her Shoulder
Mrs Kent Went to the girls aid and Tho
dog attacked her While the daughter
tried TO pull the dog away from her
mother. the beast sunk his teeth into
Mrs. Kent's shoulders and arms 40 times
The plucky child kept her grip on thu
dog, and finally dragged him away from
her parent. Passersby ran into the house
and kicked the animal TO death. Mrs
Kent and her daughter are In a serious
condition.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
YOUNGEST GRADUATE
WINS SCHOLARSHIP

lie. Ia. June Miss Josephine
Huslrk, the Youngest of the high
school graduates from the lite schools.
class ri 1898. has been awarded a
scholarship at Highland Park college,
Dos Moines She received the highest
markings of the class of seven. aver
aging % all the way through The
g,'aelivltion was Just a Week prior to
her nth birthday. She will probably
spend a year there TO prepare herself
for the duties OF a teacher.
Miss Hazel Gooch. a former teacher
of the Ute schools has accepted Il po-
sition in the city schools OF Dixon. ILL.,.
and Miss Jennie Smith. a 1905 grad
pate has obtained Il school at Scot
Land. 5. y.
Miss Anna Hong, of this place. a
recent graduate Of the state normal
az Nesla, Fails, will teach at Parker
S. ID.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
CANDIDATE SHERMAN
is SERIOUSLY i'll

Cleveland, June 25.-Janes S. Sher-
man. republican nominee for vice presi-
dent, was taken With Il severe chill
early this morning. Physicians imme-
Idiately We're called and found Mr. Sher-
man was suffering from gall stones. 1t
was decided TO remove him from the
nome of Ex-Governor Herrick TO the
hospital at once. 1t is possible an oper-
alton may be performed during the
day.
At o'clock It was stated that Mr..
sherman was resting Very comfortably;
that his temperature had fallen from
1O2 TO normal
Mr.. Sherman has been indisposed
since Sunday. His trouble at first was
diagnosed as bilious fever. but when he
suffered a severe chill early today the
attending physicians said his sickness
resulted from gall stones and ordered
his removal to Lakeside hospital
Stands Journey Well.
Mr Sherman suffered no i'll effects
of The journey from the Hcrrick resi-
dence to the hospital. 1. distance of five
miles and during the forenoon rested
quite comfortably
He suffered a similar attack IN New
YORK city two years ago and for a
time was seriously ILL.,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
IOWA SHOW GIRL.
WEBS DENVERITE

Denver, Colo. June 25--Del,a Pringle.
an actress. of Knoxville Ia. is the bride
of IL. Van Auker, of Denver. having been
married to the Denverite at Ogden lust
after closing u weeks engagement at the
Evanston opera house.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by Elder G.. T.. .alkman. of the Mormon
church. also janitor of the court house at
Ogden. who recently came into the lime
light because he otficiated at the clam
desiine wedding of the daughter of the
governor of Utah.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
LITTLE NEGRO GIRL
VICTIM OF ASSAULT
Aged White Man overpowers
10 Year Old Child in
Country Churchyard.

Boone Ia. june 2o.-D b White
more. - years of age. we'll known and
prominent church worker. lies in the
county jul under $1,000 bonds To the
grand jury. His victim, l0-year-old Lu-
cille Ashley, colored, is in ~ critical con-
dition ;tt the Eleanor Moore hospital.
1'he assault took place in I4inwood GEM
etery. W!iitleinore was arrested yester-
day art rnoon, and has made Il full
confession. 'oone has suddenly found
itself in the midst of the greatest sem
station which has stirred the community
for Years. Mrs Whittemore is highly
educated and moves in the best society
In the city She is utterly Frustrated
over thu affair Whittemore without
the slightest hestaton pleaded for his
punishment without delay. The little
girl was unconscious one entire day
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
TIREMGN's TOURNAMENT
DEFERRED BY RAIN

onawa, Ia. June eO-1'he Firemen's
tournament which was to have been
held here todag WAS postponed on ac-
count OF rain. y u meeting of the To-
cal arrangement committee and e. Con-
nell. of Lake City. president of the
Maple Valley Firemen's association, the
postponed date is set for July %, and
it is the intention to carry u,1t the as
socation program at that time, rain
or shine. lf the weather is uIif;lvora biz
on the 22nd the races will be held on
the Bird. 1T viii be the endeavor of
the Onawa fire department to make the
postponed tournament the biggest and
best ever held. so that what at this time
is Onawa's loss will be gained by the
Nisitors ON "Wednesday. July 90.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
EFFORT TO PLEDGE
GEORGIA FOR TOM
WATSON. A FAILURE

Atlanta. Ca, June 25.-At the demo-
cratic state convention this afternoon a
futile effort was made to indorse Thom-
as L. Watson for vice president on the
democratic ticket.
The platform declares for continu-
ance of the enforcement of prohibition
and of strict railroad regulation in
Georgia. The state ticket is headed by
Joseph Ma Brown for governor.
The entire delegation goes to Denver
uninStructeG.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
TREAT HYDROPHOBlA
BY GRAIN INJECTION

New York. June 2O.-Treatneut of
rabies by drilling a hole in the vic
TINS skull and injecting an anti
toxin directly into the brain, is the
latest scientific discovery of the re-
search laboratory Of the board of health
according toa statement made today
before the Medicai-Legal society by
expert Of the department. This meth
cd, DIR. Van Gleesn said. has been tried
on dogs at the laboratory and he de-
clared he would not hesitate to try II
on human being should opportunity
offer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
DOOMED TO LOSE HIS
EYEs1GHT, KILLS HIMSELF

Philadelphia, June 25.-Driven to des-
peration by the constant fear of being
stricken blind. Samuel H. Gossler, pro-
prietor of a successful business, shot
himself and died in Paramount park
Five words scrubbed on a piece of psl-
per found in his pocket contained his
reason for committing suicide. They
were:
II prefer death to blindness
This sentence gives an insight into
year Of terrible suspense and of hor-
ror Of the sightless years to come that
were foretold by the specialists with
whom the dead man had conferred.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
ALiMONY SECURED
BY WIFE OF HARTJE

1'ittsburs. Pa. June 2O.--Judge Rob
ert S. Fraser has handed down the long
Mary Scott Hartje, wife of August
Hartjc. fox alimony, expenses and coun-
sci fees. The suit was brought by
Hartje for divorce, Went finally in favor
nl his Wife. BY order of the court. Mrs.
liartje will receive S26,75O incidental
expenses $1,000 counsel fees and ALI
mony in the sun. of $416.66 monthly,
beginning january s. 1908.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
KURDs ARE RAvAGlNG
VILLAGES IN PERSIA

st Petersburg, June 95.-Thc Novoe
Nremya today publishes n dispatch
from u correspondent, who just COM
pleted u pertlous trip FROM rabriz, Per
STA. to urufniah through the country
swarming with pil!aging kurds, who
are r;.vaging villages on all sides up TO
Giatestown. The sound of firing is con-
stantly heard Missionaries at Urumiah
have held a meeting and sent out to
their respective countries a statement
of the critical position in which they
find themselves. Turkish regular troops
are close behind tine .ai(ine lIurds,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
KING AND { yEEM
AT TIL ; HORSE SHOW

London, June 25.-k King Edward and
Queen Alexandra visited the Internal
tional Horse show at Olympia yester-
day afternoon and all fashionable Lon
don seemed to have turned out to greet
the royal party. Even standing room
was difficult to obtain.
Among the features of the gala per-
formance was the exhibition of Ameri-
can bred horses to which the king
paid marked attention. showing spe-
cial interest in r. p. McGranns prize
winners. Newsboy and Shopgirl.
/, King Edward has promised to omen
the Olympic games on July 1s.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
IOWA DELEGATE is
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

Chicago. June pa N. Henderson,
81 years old Il delegate from Story City,
Ia, WAS injured ut jackson boulevard
and Dearborn street today, when he
WAS struck by an automobile owned by
Louis Kuppenheiner, of Kuppenheimer
s. Go. Henderson is president of
The First National bank of Story City
His left leg was cut and he suffered
severe bruises. The driver of the car
WAS not detained.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
WIFE BEATER ARRESTED:
RESIGNS POSITION

Sac city, la. June RAYMOND
r,inmert is confined in the county iail
ON a charge of beating his mife En-
inert has been carrying mail out of
Odebolt. and was aircsted when he
returned from his days work and taken
before Justice Graham, where he en-
tered plea of guilty. He then handed
In ms resignation as mail carrier. EN-
inert says he does not believe his fam
lily had anything to do with the charge
and believes he is the victim of a con-
spiracy. He pleaded guilty, he says.
because he did not want to drag his
family into court
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
PIONEER DROPS DEAD
AT FRIENDS FUNERAL

PALMYRA, IL. June - While ELI
MNrick, a pioneer. was delivering, the
charges in the Masonic burial service
for another old pioneer in the cemetery
III Hartford MS Voice suddenly ceased.
no staggered and fell dead before any,
thing could be done to aid him. Tie
incjdent created sensation and in
terrnpted the burial rites which were
being held over the body of James
Carpenter, close personal friend fo,
GO years of MIR. MyriclS 1t was some
llne before the services could be com
pleted
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
NINE NEGROES KILLED
IN TEXAS RACE RIOT

Houston, Ten, June 3;;.--Reports to-
dav from Sabine county show shat only
race riots. No furthe: details are avail
able.
AS far as known hero Che crisis has
passed. State troops have the situation
we'll in hand.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
HULL's MAJORITY is
REDUCED TO THREE

Des Molnes. la. June 20 = Judge
Prouty won tentative victory when
he secured 9 recount OF the votes of the
First district of the Third precinct this
morning The recount last night of the
Fourth district of the Seventh precinct
gave Prouty gain of two, reducing
Hull's majority i'm the entire district to
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
WIFE AND SON LEAVE
UTICA FOR cLEvELANp

to the family OF James S. Sherman
early today that he has been compelled
tended Mr. Sherman during an attack
of the Same trouble in Washington last
year. has been summoned
Mrs. Sherman and one of her sons
has gone to Cleveland.
The news us received here was very
disquieting. 1t is said Mr. Sherman is
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25

Malta's celebrated goats are likely
soon TO pe only Il memory on the his
toric island, for 1T has been found that
banishing goats milk means an erd la
the raMiSes Of malta fever The COM
mission appointed in 1907 to trat-, the
origin Of the fever in the garrisons and
crews OF warships made the discovery
that the germ of the fever was present
in the milk of the goat. Wherever the
use OF the milk has been prohibited the
lever has disappeared.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
"Raisina CAIN In Guinea,

Lisbon, June 25.7-News has been re-
ceived here of u serious condition OF
affairs i'm Portuguese Guinea. Natives
everywhere nre reported in revolution.
Europeans have .onen killed or carried
off into captivity Portuguese troops
have taken refuge at Bisseau, where
tllt,y are surrounded
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
EUROPEAN SETTLEMENTS
THREATENED IN SuMSTRA

The Hague, june 25.---isebelliOn has
broken out at PadanS, on the west
coast of Sunatra, which has
reached alarming proportions. Accord
.lls TO a telegram from Batavia, Java
almost tho whole native population is
reported to have risen under the lead
ershir of fanatic;,l priests. Thirty
European settlements spread over a
wide area arc threatened There are
only 2,4oO Dutch soldiers availa hle To
defend them.
Three battles have been fought, re-
snltinG IN considerable losses to both
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
DISTRICT EPWoRTH LEAGUE

UT TOE7to NHE EEGC Z U
Council! Bluffs. h.. June 2.--Rev.
Edward Pruitt. of Coin. Ia. was yes
terlay elected president of the district
EpWorth league. Miss Mary Adams OF
Rlnloph was elected secretary. and
Harry kibler. of Mooabinc, treasurer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
UPPER IOWA EDITORS
MEET AT HuMRQI DIT

Humboldt la. june 20.--The Upper
Des 1ioines Editorial association win
hold a meeting in this city July Is and
II. The chautauqua will also be In s.s-
sion here AT the Same time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
FLOODS FORCE PEOPLE
FROM THEIR HOMES

Ioes MoineS. la, June - Local rains ia.
the north and west of lDes Moines carly
today fNve caused a further rise in the
river here Scores OF residents have been
forced TO leave their homes for the higher
lands
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25
SURGEON to Attend Him.

New Fork. June 25-Dr. George w.
Boskowitz leaves for Cleveland this
afternoon To attepd James S. Sherman.
Dr. linslowitz attended MIR Sherman
in u previous illness.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-06-25

With his serum thcrapy Prof. Chant
emesse. Of Paris. claims that he i.as In
1000 cases of typhoid fever reduced the
usual mortality n Pc cent to only ~
per cent.