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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-27
incorporated In pen,son Review 1907.
Edward Beers. who formerly re

| Edward Beers, who formerly re-
sided here, but now lives at Ma
quoketa spent several days here last
week painting signs. He has adopted
this line of work as profession.
Mrs. Lutte Tillett. who resided near
Astor has been quite sick the past
week but at the present writing is
reported to be improving. which will
be pleasing news to her many friends.
Sadie Saunders, who has been at
tending Cornell College at Mt Vernon
came home this week to attend
graduation. her sister Bessie, being
one of the graduates.
Lottye Woodward. who teaches
school northeast of town. spent Sunday
at her home here.
Allie Hemminger. who attends
business college at Denison spent
Sunday here at her parental home.
Ella Tarver. who has been quite
sick is now able to be up and around
again among her many friends.
Jesse Westbrook came up from
Defiance FRIDAY evening to attend the
Alumni banqeut held in the K. p.
hall Friday evening.
Charley Mauzy of Bayard came
Thursday noon to play in the Orches
ira Thursday evening, the common
cement exercises, and to play at the
Alumni banquet Friday evening.
Mae Lille. music teacher of the
public schools here left for hel
home in Marion Saturday. to spenc
the summer vacation.
The Seniors together with the
teachers. D. H. Boot. Misses Lille
Moline and Prosser spent Friday a
Buck Grove picnicing.''
John Rostermoudt and VIM. Line
man and son Fred left Friday morn
: ing for Alliance. Nebr., to look ate,
: land interests there.
Mrs. Tom Woodward LETT Frida,
: morning for Trenton. Mo-. havin,
been called there by the illness Of he
!, daughter. Mrs. VIM. Tyler.
:, Mrs. Hammer of Nebraska lef
Tuesday noon for her home after
n several days visit here at the home 0
It her sister. Mrs. Lutte Tillett.
The infant son o. E. Schneide
,. and wife is reported to be quite sic
It this week.
e Mrs. Elizabeth Thorpe left. Frida
I. for Cresbard. S. d. to visit at tn
It Earnst Welton home.
,r Charley Milligan has resumed hi
j. duties as brakeman this week.
10 Adam Weise of Aspinwall tram
ii acted business in Manila Friday.
o Mrs. Schultz is reported to be quit
n sick this week.
> Mr.. Carey of Portsmouth transacte
70 business in our little city Tuesday.
- Ed. Schram returned home fro
~ Des Moines the latter part of Il
week.
- Laura Mollng departed for Low
~ City Saturday where she will Wis
- with friends before she starts for h
. parental home in Bethany. Mo.
M Mrs. Dave Hoff returned home fro
=. Manning Wednesday after pleasa
~ visit there with her daughter. Mr.
OK VIM. Wilfong.
us Curtis Wicks visited here the la
Ms ter part Of the week with his brothe
~ in-law. F. A. jackson.
OK j. r. Thede was q Council Blut
ne business vlsltor Wednesday.
an Ed. Dyson and Rev. Cable we
over to Denison Wednesday to get Il
en- auto left there last Sunday.
nd
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Established 1896.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Burlington de-
parted for Camanche, Iowa. Monday
evening to attend the commencement
exercises there.
Mrs. Emma Leonard, of Sioux City,
spent Wednesday night at the B. H.
Burlington home on her way to Botna
to see her father, Mr. Mcconnell.
Sadie Milligan was Defiance Wis
itor Saturday and Sunday.
Lulu Willis, who teaches school
4 near Kenwood, spent Sunday here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Willis.
Mrs. Tony Rozum, of Perry, came
Friday for short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Naeve and
to attend the Alumni Banquet.
Leo Slagg went to Defiance Mon
day morning to visit a. the Permission
home before ne leaves for Dakota,
where he will spend the summe.
The Alumni Banquet was held in
the K. P. Hall Friday evening about
Is being present. A short program
together with the orchestra helped to
pass the evening away. At a late
hour refreshments We're served, con-
sisting of three courses, first course:
olives, and Cocoa second course:
green pea salad, waters and radishes;
third course: ice cream with straw
berries, devil fold and angel food cake
peanut sandwiches, salmon loaf,
and lemon punch.
Cecil Lambert, of Osborn, Nebr.,
came Wednesday for an extended Wis
it at the Hoes home.
Marie Barrett went to Nicola Mon
day noon to visit at the home of hel
uncle, Andrew Peasce and to attend
commencement exercises; her cousin
Howard, being one of the graduates.
Mrs. Pryor went to Omaha Monda.
noon to visit friends and relatives
also to do some shopping.
AL Hart and son, Earl, Of Denison
transacted business here the frs
part of the week.
Ellen Morgan, who teaches schoo
at Danburg, spent Saturday and Sur
day here at her parental home.
Mrs. w. F. Graham and daughter, Q
Perry, were over Sunday visitor
here at the Ed Smith home.
Mary Eberle, who teaches schoe
near Walnut Iowa attended the Alum
nj Banquet here Friday evening an
spent Sunday at her parental home
Leslie Robertson had the misfortun
to dislocate his elbow while playin
on Friday evening last. He has bee
under the surgeons care and is in
proving quite rapidly.
Sadie Saunders returned to ht
school duties Monday morning aft.
attending commencement here; h,
sister being one Of the graduates.
Dwight Hutchinson, manager of Dyst
Calvin & Co. at Buck Grove attende
the Alumni Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Westbroik al
baby, Dorothy, spent Sunday in D
home.
Mrs. Al. Weaver visited in Dedha
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Luz
Dewitt.
Rae Westbrook visited all week
his parental home in Defiance.
Mrs. Claus Crazy went to Avoe
Iowa, Saturday morning, for an G
tended visit there with relatives al
friends.
Misses Bessie and Francis Devil
of Dedham we're Sunday visitirs
the home of their aunt, Mrs.
Weaver.
Miss Harriet Joyce returned to b
home in Atlantic, lowe to spend Il
summer vacation after teaching he
the past year.
Rev. Engleke was a Charter O;
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Blair and S,
Frances spent Sunday in Mannil
visiting at the home Of Mr.. Blail
parents.
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

ne Small army OIL AustrallanS VINO
have been laying new rails on the
track here for several weeks We're
ordered to Scotland, South Dakota,
last week. Buck Grove misses them,
as SO many SO many strayers gave an
air of hustle to our generally quiet
streets.
Dwight Hutchinson and Lizzie Sew
ing attended the graduating exercises
at Manila Friday evening.
A number of pupils from Manila
High school came down for a days
outing in our beautiful grove Friday.
A few of them were so unlucky as
to miss the train, so they walked it,
a distance of over nine miles. But
they had such a good time that they
said it was worth the effort, and took
the raillery of their friends good
naturedly.
Mrs. Crist Gloe and two little girls
took the train for Manning, Friday
where they went to visit relatives
and meet Grandma Claussen, who re
Drned tome with them Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Claussen resides al
Clinton and made the trip as far us
Manning alone. She is seventy years
old and is Mr.. Gloes mother.
VERNE, Laura, and Farest Mof1itt
attended the graduating exercises il
Defiance, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Peterson are tn.
happy parents of baby girl, bory
Thursday evening. Mother and chile
getting along nicely.
| Mrs. Bert Thompson was a Denise,
visitor from Friday until Saturday.
DR.. Van Meter, Of Dow City, tran
sacted business here Thursday
| Mrs. George Harvey was an Ariol
caller Saturday afternoon.
A few of our ladies, who are tryin;
to have little gardens, are kept bus,
looking for cut worms. The lit.l
pests bite off the tender cabbage an,
tomatoe plants almost as soon as the,
are set out. This rather discourae
ing, but the one who kills the mos
worms is the victor.
Mr.. IND Mrs. Games Boyer are
thinking of moving to Rodney. w
will be sorry to lose these estimabl
people
Mr.. Charles Schroeder. of Denisor
came out to visit with his sons, VIII
reside on the home place east of tow
, and was taken suddenly and serious
, ly ill with what the doctors pronoune
ed cancer of the stomach. MI
Schroeder is one of the old settler
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around here and his many friends eX-
tend hearty sympathy in his great
affliction.
Your correspondent in these col
umns some months ago remarked on
the impoliteness of some of our young
boys who permitted lady they knew
we'll to leave the train loaded with
bundles and walked up the street with
her without even offering to assist
her with her burdens. The seed evil
IDENTIFY fell upon good ground for to-
day the same lady got off the train
and it was raining, One of these same
boys met her with an umbrella and
another carried her satchel. This was,
a very gratifying sight. AS ! scored
the youngsters pretty hard in my
other article / feel that it is only
right to compliment them as they de-
serve. Remember, boys you can never
be too polite, nor can you begin too
young to show that you are little
gentlemen.
GOODRICH NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom took
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Whey Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meryl Myers had
quite an accident last week after the.
rain. While crossing the bridge over
1 the little creek in Albert Wineys
pasture one end of the bridge went
down, letting the buggy into quite a
dangerous position. Luckily the horses
managed to ge. onto land and thus
prevented serious accident. Moth
ing being hurt except the buggy
broken some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Henricksen were.
in Denison Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reu Beama were at
the county seat Monday.
Hannibal Fink visited with James.
McKim Monday, who is quite sick at
his home in Deloit.
Miss Lydia Biggs spent Sunday with
her friend, Miss Elsie Beaman
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom were
in Denison Monday
Ralph Beaman was home over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Henricksen Wis
tied with Otto Thiede and family Sun
day,
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". S. MOORE,
LAWYER
PRACTICE IN FEDERAL AND
STATE COURTS

GRAND ARMY MEETING.
John A. Logan Post G. A.. r. meets
End and 4th Saturdays in each month
at 2 o'clock p. m. in McHenry Hall.
THEo. WALKER, Com.
John L. Richardson, Adjt.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
STRONG RESOLUTIONS
FROM M'KINlty
COUNTY
Republicans Select Delegates
to Silver City and Express
Their Sentiments.
ENDORSE TAFT BOOM
AND CURRY ADMINISTRATION

Gallup, y. NJ, March 17-(SpeciaD.
The Republican delegates of Nc
Kinley county met in convention here
yesterday and selected the delegates
who will attend the territorial conven-
ton at Silver city They are: Gregory
Page, c. n. Cotton and ). L, Aldrich.
The convention was most harmoni-
GUS Strong resolutions were adopted,
endorsing the candidacy of Taft for
president and dealing with territorial
affairs.
The resolutions in full were as fol-
lows
I'VE, the Republicans of Mckinley
county. in convention assembled, do
hereby reaffirm our allegiance to the
national Republican party
We recognize in President Roose-
Welt one of the greatest presidents the
American people have ever had. We
agree in his policies and indorse the
candidacy of William IL. Taft for the
office of president Of the United
States and hereby pledge our dele
gates 10 the territorial convention to
be neld at Silver city to use every
effort TO secure the election of the
delegates TO the national convention
who will work for and use every law
luI means to bring about the nominal
tiou of William IL. TAFT for the prcsl-
dency.
we hereby approve the admins
lratiou of Governor Curry of New
Mexico and congratulate the people
Of the territory upon the fact tnat
they have iu Governor curry man
who represents the interest Of the
people. a man who knows their wants
and works to secure the same.
we endorse Delegate W II. An
| drews and recognize In him the most
influential and efficient delegate We
have ever had and pledge him our
support for his reuomination and elec-
\ ton,
we condemn iu the most scathue
| terms the vicious attacks of that yell
| low sheet, the Morning Journal oi
Albuuuerquc, for its vicious and wan
| ton attacks on Delegate Andrews, on
| Chairman Bursum and on the Repub-
| lican leaders and the Republican
party generally throughout the terri,
tory, and more particularly its ven,
omous assault on the Republican
party and its leaders Of Valencif
county, particularly It's reflections OF
the Hon. solomon Luna, a man who
stands amongst the people OF the ter
! rltory, regardless Of party, as bciul
/ above rcproaCh.'
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION
AGAINST RAILWAY
OFFICIALS
Government viii Take Action
Against Rebate GiverS of
Chesapeake and Ohio.
FAVORED SHIPPERS
ALSO IN TROUBLE

Washington. March 17.-Criminal
prosecution, it is indicated officially,
will be instituted against certain Off
cials Of the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
road and certain favored shippers by
that line on account of what is as
serted to have been illegal practices
relative to Interstate shipments.
1t appears from the findings of the
Interstate Commerce commission that
the Chesapeake & Ohio favored GER
tain shippers "at the expense of the
Seaboard Air Line and Atlantic Coast
Line" In shipm ents Of grain and pack
ing house products and that the ship
pers thus favored gave the Chesa-
peake q Ohio "all inbound business Of
the shippers so favored by it," The
report of the Interstate Commerce
commission has been approved by At
torney General BOnaparte, who is re-
quested by the commission to insti-
tute. through the United states at
torney at Richmond, proceedings
against an the parties involved Dy the
evidence adduced
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
AtxICAn BANK WILL
RECOVER STOLEN FUNDS

Chihuahua, March 1.-THE entire
amount of S295,000 which was
stolen recently from the Banco Min
gro, VIII be recovered as a result of
he confession of Damoso Barsola,
he banks moso, who say that he and
nocent Reyes, who built the vault,
md Leopoldo and Wufrano Villalpan-
10 committed the theft.
A Mexican woman here says that
he plot was made in her house and
fter the robbery the men brought
he money to her house and divided
t. She was given $1,000 in $1,000
bills.
According to the statement of Juan
\. Creel, manager of the bank. the
ntlre amount will be recovered. All
II the money has been located but
While none OF 1t has been recovered
yet, the officers know where to get 1t
md will have the entire amount
within a few days.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
STUDENTS WRECK THEA
TIRE Whip F|REMEN
AND POLICE
Riot at Ann ArbOr Ends Only
When Militia Is Called to
SGbdue Rdh.Rdh Boys.
BECAUSE POLICEMAN
SLAPS BOYS FACE

Ann ArbOr, Mich, March IL
Twenty-Five University of Michigan
students spent the night in Jail and
nickel theater was thoroughly
wrecked as the result of riot of
students last night which lasted till
nearly l o'clock this morning. The
moving picture machine and the the
ater piano were broken to pieces.
Trouble started Saturday night be-
tween a student named [amm and
the proprietor, h. Reynolds. Some
one whistled and Kamm was ordered
10 leave the house. He got up to leave
and it is said slapped Reynolds face
at the door. \ special policeman took
Reynolds part and is said to have
hit Kamm with his billy. News of
the row circulated among the students
and they planned to make reprisals.
Last night fully 1000 formed in
line and started for the theater. The
students attacked the building and
tore out the front The police were
powerless and the fire department
was summoned to subdue the crowd
with water. The boys stole 100 feet
of hose. The nose was recovered and
the chairman of the board Of fire
commissioners ordered the depart.
ment to return it to its station, de-
| claring no one had the right to cal
! them out on such a mission
Finally a call was made on the
| militia and when the bugle call was
heard i'm the local armory the boys be-
gan to disperse. Several student.
were slightly hurt but no one serious.
: Ia
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
SURVEYOR GENERAL
GETS MORE PAY
Bill PASSED senate Today-TcIritorial
Officers Same as Last Year.

Washington, ID. G., March IL
Especial. 1.-The House legislative and
judicial bill passed the Senate today.
The territorial officers in New Mex
leo and Arizona will receive the same
pay "a last year under the provisions
of the measure. An appropriation of
$22,250 for the expenses of the legis-
latures in each of the two territories
is included.
The surveyor general in New Mex
leo will receive a raise in pay from
81, 900 to $4,000. The same provision
was made for the surveyor general
of Arizona. The appropriations for
clerks, etc, in New Mexico is in
creased from $1,000 to $4,000 and
in Arizona from $1,000 TO $4,000.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
SAN MIGUEL WANTS
SPItSS FOR CHICAGO
Urge That Former President of the
Legislative Council BE sent Ia
National Convention.

Las Vegas, y. NJ, March IL tSpc-
ciai) The Republican delegates Of
san Miguel county met In convention
here today and selected a strong dele
CATION 20 attend the territorial con-
ventiOn at Silver City
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the candidacy of Taft for president.
The national and territorial adminis-
trations, President Roosevelt Govern
or Curry, Delegate Andrews aud chief
Justice Mills were also endorsed.
The San Miguel delegation was IN
structed To vote for Charles \. Spiess,
We'll known attorney and president of
the upper house in the last legislature.
for national delegate, Spiess is a
Taft man. The convention was well
attended and was most harmonious
throughout.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
POWDER MILLS EXPLODE
KILLING THREE MEN
" imlows Shattered and buildings
shaken for Mills Around.

Linton. Ind. March l7.-Three
men we're killed and four were seri-
ously injured this morning in an ex-
plosion at the United states powder
mills. IL miles from here. The ex-
ploslon occurred in one of the ten
wheel houses. All Of the killed and
injured were employed iu this build
ing. The powder mills are located at
Coalmont. All the windows in the
town were shattered by the force of
the explosion. Many plate glass VIM
dows were broken here The eXp!o-
sion vas heard for many miles.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
Arrival of German and British
Ships Causes Surprise to
Foreigners at Port
Au Prince.
FRENCH MINISTER
LOOKS FOR TROUBLE
Describes New Foreign Minister
as "BloodthirSty" and Says At
tdCks on Legations and Con-
sulateS Can be Expected
Many Executions.

Port Au Prince. March 1.-Two
-oreign cruisers have arrived here, the
British lndefatigable and the German
Sremen The first came last night
md the German this morning. The
oming of the foreign ships of war
a surprise to the people as the lives
II foreigners are not considered in
'anger. Today the situation is quiet.
Paris Hears Different.
Paris, March 17.-Offlcial Dispatch
IS from Hayti indicate that the sltu-
'tion Is still critical for the foreign
'rs there NJ. Carteron, French min
ster. reports there were fresh execu-
ions last night, but he does not give
the number. He says that previous
% last night twenty-seven persons had
oeen executed. He describes Lecomte,
the new minister of the interior. as
bloodthirsty.' Further reprisals are
feared and there is still danger of an
attack on the foreign legations and
consulates.
United States Acts.
Washington, March 1.-THE Hay
len situation is described by the
state department today as being de-
luedly more grave than at any time
lnce the revolutions began Dis
patches received today are to the eff
'ect that the Haytien government has
'eversed Its decision to allow refugees
n the foreign legations to leave the
country. The gunboat Eagle was
dispatched there yesterday and the
'ruiser Des Moines has been ordered
o proceed at once to Port Au Prince
from Guantanamo 1t Is expected to
make the trip in fifteen hours.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
LAS VEGAS HOPES
TO. GET FACTORY
Sugar Beet Men VIII BE Entertained
and shown What san Miguel
County Can DO,

Las Vegas March l1.--Preparatipus
are being made properly 60 entertain
the beet sugar men when they arrive
iu Las Vegas about March 81.
A reception committee already has
been appointed by The Las Vegas
club and the East Las Vegas cham
brr of commerce viii name a COM
mittee within a few days.
These committees viii meet the
beet sugar men, show them the city,
make known to them what Las We
gas and san Miguel county stand
ready to do in the interests OF de-
yelopment ana to secure a beet sugar
plant here and will take under con-
siderauon whatever propositions the
visitors may have to offer.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
Well Dressed italian Shot
Down While Attempting to
Hold up Banana
Merchant.
MURDERERS tSCPAE
AFTER VICTIM DIES
When He Asked If They Had Re-
Ceived Message All Three Drew
RevolverS and Commenced
Firing--One Held Him
While Other Shot.

New York, March ia well
dressed, prosperous looking Italian
was shot to death in a street fight to-
day with two men on one Hundred
and Fourteenth street and First ave-
nue.. The two men maze their escape
and have not been captured. From
stories told by several persons who
witnessed the affray it is believed that
the dead man was a Black Hand
agent and that his death was a re-
suit of an attempt to collect tribute
from the men who afterwards killed
him, or that he sought revenge upon
one of the men he attacked. The
well dressed man, who was a stranger
in the neighborhood, which is in the
Harlem Italian district, had been seen
there for several hours.
Just as the shopkeepers were pre-
pairing for the days business the tall
stranger stationed himself at the cor
ner of One Hundred and Fourteenth
street and First avenue. Several min
utes he stood and when two men
wheeling carts filled with bananas
came along he started towards them.
The men stopped and the stranger
was heard to say;
Did you receive that message? ?"
Both men with the carts made an
answer. Then the stranger drew re-
volver. The two men were equally as
quick. The weapons were leveled al
the same time. The tall man fred and
ii is believed his shot struck one of
his adversaries in the hand. With the
echo of the first shot the two men
closed i'm on the stranger They
caught his revolver hand and while
Ione held it the other pressed a re-
volver close against the back of the
mans head and fired The bullet
passed through his head and came
out through the left eye ana the man
fell to the sidewalk dying.
For moment the two men stood
watching the death struggles Of their
victim. Then they fed in opposite di-
rections.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
STANDARD PAYS DIVIDEND.

New York, March lt,-Desplie
criticism in certain high quarters, the
"malefdctors Of great wealth" con-
tinue TO prosper, The standard Oil
company Of New Jersey today paid a
quarterly dividend of S15 per share
or IS per cent for the quarter ending
March 81.
For the past three years the New
Jersey corporation has declared a div
idend Of SIS per share for this quar-
ter. In 1903 il paid $50 in order TO
get rid of a few millions in super
huous coin The dividend Of this
phuanthropio institution, which has
placed midnight oil I'm the reach OF
the most humble, is now at the rate
OF $50, 600, 600 year.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-17
BOMBS IN BARCELONA.

Barcelona, March IA bomb ex-
ploded In the central market place
here today. dangerously injuring a
woman. Another bomb was found
naer. Il was taken 70 a laboratory
for analysis.
In the month before King Alfonso
visited Barcelona five bombs were
exploded in that city. After Alfonso's
visit last week three other bonn bs
were found, one exploded as it was
being hauled away In a cart, but no
one was killed.