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The Washington times., 1908-02-06
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
INV TERMINAL 23D ct, NEW YORK.
20 a. m--Diner, Pullman ParIOr.
I5.ly a. m.-Bumet, ParlOr, ) Hr Train.
.yV a. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
Tll;U9 a. m.-Diuer and Pullman Parl0r Car
Zoo D. m--Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
$50 D. m.-' Royal Limited" All Pullman.
$500 D. m.--coaches 70 Philadelphia
No:y0 p m.-Diuer and Pullman PaTIOr
IS p. m.-Coaches to Philadelphia.
-44-Vo b. nl.-Sleepers-
z -52 z. m.-Sleepers.
-, Atlantic CITY, 100, $500 f1:o0 a. m.
Il 90. 800 p. N.
NOON 40 5.o9 pm, sun. $3.50 am, $50 pm
EVERY HOUR OS THE HOUR"
tWeek days TOO a. m. 20 .. M
TO BALTIMORE.
90, 1880, go, = 90, = o. IS 90 q 90 % 200
80. .lg-Oe. 100 a M. 1900 noon. -l2.05,
= =. 500 t5.J3 $50. T6g7 $3.50 f7s00. 800
1880, 1880, 'lO.55, I'll go, III % p. m.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 a. IN, q %, $50 p. H.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, and LOUIS
VILE. $40 o. m. 400 p. m, $40 night.
PITTsBCRG. $40 a. m, 'I-22, 1910 ?. m.
% 30 night
CLEVELAND. $40 p. IN.
COLUMBUS. $50 o. m.
WIZ ELING, $40 a. M. $50 O. m.
WINCHESTER. 1910 am. f4:05, 70 90 pm.
FREDERICK. $50. 1910, ''g.l0 am. $3.50.
T8-gj. f5-f5 p. 10.
HAGERsTOWN. 1916 a. m. 300 p. m.
'Daily. Except Sunday. s-Suuday only.
- 4 TELEPHONES = -. at all Of The following
Ticket Dfhces5 1917 O. St, Tel. Main 1891. GIG
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs. New Union
Station Ticket Office. Tel Main 1880. Iuf5T-
nation Bureau, Main 1889. nOl7-tf
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POrter-Curran Wedding.

Miss Louise p Curran daughter NJ
Airs. William Cover Currar. ana Irving
D. Porter were married Yesterday at
noon IN the parsonage of the Mt. Yer
non Christian Church. The wedding was
very quiet, the ceremony which was
performed by lie Rev. +. D. Power Ie-
ING witnessed by only 4 few relatives
The bride wore q beautiful gown Of
old rose, made over silk, topped by a
long fur coat Her hat was Of black
with long old rose plumes. and she
carried a bouquet OF violets and lilies
OF the valley.
Mrs Katherine Reiner was the brides
only attendant, and Paul AIarChmCytr
acted as best man.
York State, where they will spend their
honeymoon They viii be at home
after February 70. at 800 Eleventh
street.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y R.-FoliowinE schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, New Or
leans. AshevIIIe. Chattanooga, Memphis. 500
q. m. and Il-og D. m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis. New Orleans, lf-.5 2. III. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida
points. 40 p daily.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Aiken.
$40 ?. ne. and $50 %. M daily
i. S BROWN. General Agent
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MISS KNIGHT BUYS HOME
ON CLEVELAND AVENUE

Miss NJ. P. knight has purcha &c
houses at 2239 and 2241 Cleveland
from Mrs. Sarah r. Italian
houses are brick and contain sir
The property was sold by Moore
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No matter how long you have been
aificted. or how serious your case,
whether cataract, failing cyesight. optic
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sCumS. or deafness, disCharging ears,
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We cured Dr. W. A White. Of Phelps.
n y ut optic nerve disease in one
month We cured the daughter II Mr.
II. +. Miles OF Rockwell Texas. in two
months, Of hemorrhage of the retino
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE. Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 p. NC. & O. Limited. Daily. Fast
Vestibuie train. Pullman sieepers 20 Lex
ingt0nr Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis.
Chicago and ST. Louis Connection f0T
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Car Louis
Vile % Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
Cars. a ia carte service.
L.lG 7. Nj F. Y. LIMITED Daily.
SeId yesJibuls train. Pullman sIeepers 10
Cincinnati, Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car TO Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars a IA
carte service, Pullman slespe-s Cincinnati
% Chicago and ST Louis. and Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets AZ Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. SIS Peunsylvaua ave. 6ls 18th
ST. near +. and New Union Station T-Ie-
phone. Main 1880. for Washington Terminal
CAB Service, and Main l055 or 80 Tor c. & 0.
Ticket Office. uoz5tf
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The next affair to be given By the
Octagon Pleasure Club will be a vaude-
vie performance and dance, February
ly, al National Rifles Arrorv The
young men taking part IN the preSorm-
ance are Bernard Baer. Lester Mem
man. Stanley Fischer, Melville T[Inr
David Baer. Herbert jacob Arthur
Neunan. Maurice Eiseman. Malcolm
AuerDach. Arthur Luchs. and Alfred
Haas.
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which is most likely the reason why you
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Il love animals dearly" she said. and
/ despise people who are not kind to
them. /, too, insist upon the motto,
Love me. love my dog 1 Judge every
II a man IS brutal TO animals ne is
bad. ] hope I shall not meet any vivi-
sectionist in your country. II / do. I
feel that / could kill him. II is hor-
ribIe 70 permit their work to continue."
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FOR sALE-ToUsEs.

FOR HOUSES.
FOR SALE
WHY NOT.
when buying. buy the best house for
S3,550.00
that money can build?
$3.50 PER MONTH
ana small cash payment VIII Go 1t.
Examine those
SUPERIOR HOUSES
KENYON ST
bet. 9Th and It'll sfs
Extra wide-extra fnlsh-extra cheap
,.r,. THE F. Il. SMITH CO..
teS-9t l4OS n Y ave
PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY
DOWN TOWN RESIDENCE.
54o X st. nW-s corner 10Th.
- rooms all modern improvements. LOT o.
II on h st: SO II. on 10th: rents for $40
per monahi $500 recently expended for i'm
provementsi title perfect: offer Wsnted
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 6IZ 18th ST NV
fe5-tf
FOR sALE-A beautiful s-room mouse on
connecticut ave. extended: hOt-Water heat
concrete cellar under entire house; bath anf
Stuc: large lot: spacious veTanda. grand old
forest shade trees.
ROBERT (. HEATER. Colorado Baildipr
Phone Main SO. tasI-l0t
$4,000
A three-story, nine-room and bath bouse.
half square from Washington circle: very
$1,000
Two small bricks on numbered street nv
Rent $3.50; should bring So.
Rowzee-V Van Reuth Co.,
1925 Pa. Ave.
taz5-tf
FOR sALE-Two neat Groom bricks; an
modern improvements; at a bargain on easy
terms; also fine business property on NJ St
81 -S.2 Tor any business HENRY ". OF
FUTT. szd and sts. ja2s-tf
FOR EENT-aCUSES.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
f!etty tWo-story residence In good neiEhbor-
100 hoEtheasts OF six rooms, tiled bath eel
,,ss!I, furnace COLLINS-0UERRY CO. 6zI
~-----
FOR RENT-2145 I st. NV. five large bright
rooms ana bath only So 50 month
Also 1752 Willard nv. six rooms ana hath
"a perfect order Rent $3.50 month
STONE & FAIRFAX 1892 New York Ave
fo46.s '0'
42 NE.-ApDly to sol mn st. ne. feast
NEW sIX-ROOM and bath. Handsomely dec
y AtSd Ia-se cellars and furnace heat, in Sc
!. T. MASON. 1926 G st. Sc. feZ-7t /
IN nm A-1lOuses apartments, ana Ofnces
n Al parts OF the city Fgr detailed LIST i
SEND OF cali at our once
mos }. FISHER & CO. fIncD
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE. !
BROkERS
fss 10th -, NV. fsZs-tf
or kENT-sS7 Allison S. NV, rooms and
,dtni steam heat5 large porch; front Colonial
Appiy CAAs. l. TRIBBY. 7O3 18th 81 nv
FOR RENT-FLATS
'IVE-RooM fat steam heat 7s7 5tb 81
fest
'OR RENT-F1ve-room fat: all mon I'm
ROY ementsi centrally located on SIN n NV
eAt SlS- W l. WILKINSON, sss + 81 M
1e5-3t
.HE RUSEIE, 2e20 Sherman ave Ne
'leasanL Two nats left. new and nrst yraes {
ICONS, oath, steam heat and hot yyste- /
lLhlshed. rent so. moving expenses rsf5
eiePhoae MAHONEY, owner, Lincoln 49,
Of further Information -
OR RENT From February Is. rooms
sth ana pantry, Sd floor, THE HOTrSDF% |
s X ST ne. hot water heat. hot v-sre- ~ /
u times; rent $3.50, Inquire l7z5 81 N -a
.e5-5t
FOR RENT-HALLs.
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soaviIls and St Augustine Also through
aIeepers 20 Piuehurst- Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Memphis. Dining cars.
$50 p. m, dally-Sesb ard Express
Coaches and PUilmals 70 savannah and
Jacksonville
jsIs-tf
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Henry Sondheim has gone TO New
York, where he win reside permanently.
The Washington times., 1908-02-06

Foh sALE-Ch0ice Iots in Connecticut Ave
nue. Terrace right on the Capital Traction
Iine. several beautiful homes VIII be started
next month IN addition 20 two already com
pieled. The EI.G00 GO CONNECTICUT Avenue
uIIdge which was recently opened 70 the
public VIII greatly increazs. the value OF
me property For illustrated plat and fuI
baIllculars write. telephone or call on
L5iObElti z HEATER. Colorado Building.
P-lIlle Main % ja2l-7t
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Mrs Lilly, wife Of Representative
Lilly, Of Connecticut. entertained the
Wednesday Morning Bridge Club. in her
apartment in the New Willard. yester-
day. a beautifully appointed luncheon
followed the bridge
IhCSe present were Mrs Bird Nc
Guire, Mrs. Edward w. Higgins. Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall, MIS-. l.. +. Howell
Mrs Strong. Mrs. Puiu, and Miss
The rooms were beauti-
IuI!y decorated with American Beauty
roses, vtClets, and carnations.
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Mrs. Carrot A Ho6art, who arrived
IN Washington Tuesday, has been stop
pinE at the New Willard. Mrs. Hobart
q few daVS
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE. two acres fronting on
Great Fails and Old Dominion electric road
LOT small house IA city. BOX 613. Times Of
&c. fest
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% 20 Hahn. who has been spend
al weeks with Miss Adeline
OF RhLLa 49,
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOIt sALE-sma-i farm with buildings: a
aeIes' some In wood. on Potomac river be-
part. Apply 81 Mechanic place Sc fee-2r
Fok SALE-Or TeIt. farm OF "a acres with
large new house near Congress- IIeIgbrs In
qu!re 1920 G ST. NV fe5-at
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IS were Mrs. =. MurfeIdt Of
Mrs. Z. Strasburger. Mrs.
ind. Mrs. J. Kronheim. Mrs
nyer, and Mrs. N. Luchs.
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MONTY TO LOAN.

2 You NEED MONEY TO pay rent. or bry,
pal, viii furnish ali you need. Ie15 Won
strictly PRIVATE. Try me. p. a pSv
23f3 Station G.. To-
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HOLD CONGRESSIONAL
RECEPTION TONIGHT
Continued from Fourth Page1

Continued from Fourth Page)
In the dining room Mrs. Philip S. HIGH
born, sister-in-law of the hostess. pre-
sided at the tea table, which was deco
rated with a huge centerpiece of pink
roses and pink-shadcd candles. Miss
Frederica Morgan poured chocolate. An
orchestra from the Marine Band fur
nlsbed music during the afternoon.
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR sALE-Cheap. a couple Of lots or a
ne. 80 a.
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FOR RENT-STABLES
FOR SALE-SBBuRBAE,

FOR FENr-stable for automobile. I52 nm
So - faF-7r
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Glove Ne, Love Ny Dog"

Of TART, art she turned her attention to
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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOh KEN l-F1ve-rOom fat. ali mogsrn io--
vEeHents5 centrally located on sth N NV
rent SlS- W l. WILKINSON, esq + 81. nv
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14

Tho orleans Railway company of
France recently inauaur;,tea Il nav
train de luNe, eoltsistns of SIX new
cars, eiteh 20 feet long or six ftet longer
man any cars now IN use OH tll' French
lilles, alid mounted on trucks with
'r.i!e aNletrees giving great smooth
ness IN running Tlierr are two snok-
inS cars furnished With writing tables.
and newsparerS and periodicals.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
TOOK lAuDANuM
ROUTE BECAUSE
LOVER DESERTED
Young Woman Found Dead in
Hotel at Fort Dodge Regis
tered From Sioux City.

Fort Dodge. la. May n.-Registering
Wednesday afternoon at the Dun
combe hotel as Mrs. Henry, of Sioux
City a woman about 20 years old
committed suicide Thursday evening In
her room by drinking laudanurn. She
was found this morning about 8
O'Clock by the bellboy who was giving
the last call for breakfast. when he
opened the unlocked door, because she
had not been seen since Thursday at
III O'Clock In the morning. She left a
note badly spelled. as follows:
Telegraph my mother Mrs. +. Free
man of Villisca, la. committed this
act because my sweetheart turned me
down. was to met him yesterday
and nedid not come and has not been
here "
From other names contained in the.
girls letter ii is believed that her true
name WAS Alice Overman. while the
name Of the sweetheart referred TO
appears To be Henry Bruvilette and the
Indications are that his home is In
Sioux city
The inquest over the body will be
held this afternoon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
SMOKERS CHURCH
is TANNED FULL

Atlantic lily. n. j., May 10 wive
hundred men packed the ,lew Mems
church last night and pu'fed cigars and
pipes furnished by Rev. sydney Good
man during the sermon. which wns
sandwiched between special entertain
meut provided by The pastor OF new
IDEAS, Moving pictures the stereopti-
con Illustrating parallels. and staging
by professionals. who volunteered from
the beach front cafes and ,heaters
made up the rest of the program
The Mems church for which special
quarters have been made hi the nav
parish hall alongside the church of
which l>r. Goodman is assistant rector.
Is two weeks old and promises 10 main
tain equal popularity with the Mems
club another creation OF Or Good
man. which has 1000 members from all
walks of life The meeting hall has
a stage on which there is a piano CON
tributions are taken up to pay for
cigars. pipes and tobacco
Conservative members of the church.
who AT FIRST objected to the smoking
and the entertainment have oee,l won
over by the success OF the idea and
larger quarters probably will be ob-
tanned To accommodate tine crowds
drawn BY the novel methods
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
FOUR PARTIES MAY
RUN FULL TICKETS

Des Motnes. Ia, May S-The executive
council in effect has directed the
county auditors of the state to put the
names Of the candidates for county
Office of the prohibition and socialist
parties on the official ballots
In notice to the auditors sent out
yesterday the council suggested a
form in which the voters might be
notified, under the primary law, of the
candidates who will be before the
primaries. Under this suggestion the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. state legisla-
tive, electoral. county and township
of each of the four parties are to be in
cluded in the notice published by the
auditors in the newspapers the tickets
following one upon another in the COL
umns. This disposes of the plan OF
printing ac-simile of the ballots of
each of the parties In the newspa pers
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
IOWA GIRL is
A SPONTANEOUSLY

New York. May S.-Miss Mary Ma
dosa. aged % years. of Sioux City, who
is visiting her cousin Mrs. Postover, OF
l24 Sixty-first St, was found by Police
man Hoorka on Second avenue, near
Sixty-fourth street, attired only in a
skirt and flowing nightrobe, without
shoes or stockings. hatless and with
hair in braids. walking hurriedly north,
looking neither to right nor left and
apparently paying no attention to her
surroundings. Taking her by the arm.
she seemed dazed. but offered no resist
ance.
At the station house the matron
found that she was somnambulist.
After gently awakening her, the girl
went into hysteric fits and was taken
TO Bellevue hospital. and her cousin,
who had missed her, soon found her
and took her home. 1t appears that she
had been Tilted by her Sioux City lover
and the excitement of New York life
made her nervous. She has often
walked in her sleep.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
AMES GRADUATE
GOES TO OREGON

Amos. Ia. May 9.-E. l.. Potter. a
member of the 1908 graduating class in
the animal husbandry department of
the Iowa state college, has just been
appointed Instructor in animal hus-
bandry Tin charge of the Department.
i'm the Oregon Agricultural college. The
position in question is Il most excellent
one as it will develop into u full pro-
fessorship in the very near future.
The Oregon people are to be congrat-
ulated upon securing such u we'll
trained man as MIR. Potter. He grad
uatcd from the science course in the
Montana state college and then en-
tered the animal husbandry course in
the iowa state college last year. He
was n member of the Iowa state COL
lege stock Judging team, which won
first place and three Armour scholar
Slips at the international live stock
show i'm competition with the leading
colleges of the United States and Cam
ada
This makes 26 different state colleges
that have taken animal husbandry
graduates from the Iowa state college
within the last six years. The demand
for well trained men along animal hus-
bandry lines still continues to increase
from wear to ye:lr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
NEW CANAL PROPOSED

Washington. May S.-A favorable report
on the Bacon bin appropriating $75,O 900 for
the survey preliminary to the constr,c-
tor of the Atlantic and Great Western
canal designed to connect the Atlantic
ocean with all the tributaries of the Mis-
sissippi river, which has passed the SEN
ate. was Urged before the House commit
tee on railways and canals by a delega-
ton from Atlanta introduced by Repre-
sentative Brantley. of Georgia The OBJ
ject of the proposed canal as stated to
the committee is to connect the food pro-
ducing states of Illinois. Indiana and Ohio
with the labor-cmploying mineral and cot
ton belts of the south. The canal would
have its northern terminus near Cairo,
Ill. and its southern end at Brunswick.
Ga
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
BANkRUPT's ASSETS
WILL PAY 80 CENTS

i.aMans -, May IA. \ naeelins Ut
the creditors of john t;refi 'was he,d At
IN. court house yesterday Referee G.
l.. JOY. Of Sioux city. presiding From
'hr reports made il is expected! the
creditors VIII secure abng % cents ON
the dollar t;r".f is The Meadow town
ship farmer. Who fale'! two or three
YEARS ago for Ss.ooo He weH, bank
rup: feeding aud buying c;,ttlc and u
number of his friends wer- sting He
MAS held in the PLYMOUTH county dis
tr'cl court on q ch;lrge of Obtaining
money frauaaeWtly FROM The ,;ernian-
American Savings banh al this ig.
I'm" jury disagreed. standing 10 10 =.
for his conyictio, !, Chang. of VENICE
Maa granted I" oscaola counts or .,-
G,sn'll OF alleged ilci;isiiee in this couii5
y n,ii ln' easy H. beef, l,2Si porch iollI
is II III ,leM -llmG.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
THIRSTY OYSTERS
ARE GUARANTEED
No More Bivalves Will Be
Permitted to Swim in Adul-
terated Soup Flavor.

pes Moines. la. May IA Aliuling u
Nh discussion OF Inc question OF
whether an egg is i've stock in yes
'eriny's Register and Lender State
Dairy and Pure Food Commissioned III.
X. Wright said that he WIS rot so
much int rested IN that or the question
81 watering railroad and Other corpora
zion stock whether live or otherwise.
bat h" was Intensely Interested IN the
question of whether oysters sold in
lowa shall br water-d
Beginning with the opening of the
oyster season next fall this depart
merit is going To prevent the practice
OF Watering OYSTERS, he said yest,.r-
dav
II was sugg est@a ,ha, the humane
society had jurisdiction over cruelty to
You don't catch on" said Mr.
Wright The practice Of adding ice
and water 10 oysters ostc.sibly fo. he
purpose Of preservation. is OF long
standing. he explained Thai isn't
cruelty 10 The dumb animal, il is cruel
~ 70 the animal who consumes. And
lust IS soon as q month approaches
which makt-S noise like the letter
II this Department IS going 10 step
~ mad stop 'h.. practice at oyster
Watering
when it is i.nown tina, oyst4rs
wholesale at $lio Der gallon and are
sold al retail Mt - cents the quart, it
Is apparent az once that the water
and ice added is q real aduteiation.
and that the dealer is selling water AT
- CENTS per quart Gnder the name of
ny..icis. Their" is no longer any tx
Guae foi this practice bec.,,ls. there.
are nov in use speciality prepared
9a"kagSs for handling oysters without
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
DEGENERATE CHILD WIFE
IMPRISONED EIGHT YEARS

Clinton, Ia May II. Mrs Irene
Dolph. the lS-year old girl wife who
was convicted of shooting her hus-
band. Was sentenced to eight years in
the penitentiary. The court imposed
the minimum sentence owing to the
fact that the woman is not considered
entirely responsible for her acts. She
Is an epileptic and not bright and was
reared under influences OF immortality
and vice of all kinds. and the killing
was the result of a threat on the part
OF her husband to leave her.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
BOY, DEFENDING HIS
MOTHER, KILLS FATHER

Niagara sralls, N Y, May 70. Nor
man White u lad of Is years. s.ecorl
ing - his subsequent, story tn the
police had soon his mother abused by
his father ever since he Gould rninem-
ter He spent ltis savings for i revo!-
ser When the elder White returnad
tome SUNDAY morning. aud beg;t.. lbtis-
ing his wife Norman told him he would
KIN him If he did not let his mother
alone.
shoot me II YOU dare, the nam
challenged. as he threatened u STRIKE
his Wife RE lad aniptied IN. two
chambers of The rrvolv II -Four shots
weni wa.r and th.' kist penetration ,,ie
mans right lung He VIII nDt !.v.
many hnMl,s The boy IS NNdei lrlNs,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
SURGEON SQUEEZES
HEART THAT STOPS;
THE PATIENT LIVES

Hartford, yonn.. May I, Dr y w
Sullivan md others wer. operating to-
day OH Nunca 1hial for removal Of
portions OF the lungs diseased by prep
monia Through an incis,on near thu
left lung the mans heart could be dts
tnrtly seen beating normally Sudden
ly Or. Sullivan observed that th.
hearts action became Irregular Then
1t stopped Thrusting In his tingers. the
doctor squeezed the heart softly aud
rhythmically and started life once more
coursing through 'hia's arteries
Near the conclusion Of the operation
ii was necessary to resort n second ti.ne
to this last extremity and again the
daring operation vas successful
N'hial Is resting comfortably II, st.
Francis hOspital
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-14
MURDERER DAVIS
C0NFESSES CRIME;
JAILED 10 YEARS
New Evidence Secured Which
Wife Murderer Dare Not
Face in Second Trial.


Des Moines. Ia, May 9.-Edgar Davis
unexpectedly changed his plea of not
guilty to numbering his wife TO guilty
of murder in the second degree in the
criminal court this morning and was
sentenced to serve IS years at Fort
Madison by Judge McHenry.
His attorneys and the county attor-
ney agreed upon this action after a
stormy conference lasting all of yes
terday afternoon when Davis bitterly
fought the idea. but finally yielded
The state had uncovered new evidence
since the former trial when the jury
disagreed. which shattered the defense
put up by the young druggist at the
first hearing. Davis shot his wife
while intoxicated. February 16, at the
Same time sending Il bullet into City
Physician Miler's lung. The indict-
ment for shooting Miller will be dis
missed