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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-06
Attention Called to Nations Loss
in Tributes to Senator Allison

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8. OYSTER BAY, AUG. 5-PREs IDENT ROOSEVELT TODAY
SENT A TELEGRAM TO THE LATE
SEcRETARY & i
q Am lNExPREsslBLY sHo ckED CONCERNED ATTHE
NEWS. THE WHOLE COUNTRY LOSES
IN THE MOST HONORABLE PUBLIC SERVICE, =
WHO, BECAUSE OF HIS EXPERIENCE .
WAS ONE OF THE MOST ACHIEVING GOOD
GOVERNMENT THAT WE HAVE
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"THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
$500 - = - 80 = = = = ="
The brought
leaders
edtoria
will permit the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-06
RESOL UTIONS BY
The COMMITTEE
STATE CENTRAL BODY VOICES
REGRETS AT DEATH OF
SENATOR ALLISON.

Des Moines, Aug. 5.-The news Of
the death of Senator William B. Alli-
son came to the Republican headquar-
ters yesterday afternoon just as the
state committee was In session debat-
ing on the manner of calling con-
vention to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent death of Judge Bishop of
the supreme court. The committee at
once adjourned out of respect to the
memory of Senator Allison and ap-
pointed a committee of three consist
ing of WAO. Haskell, Charles w. Lyon
and E. P. Adler to draft resolutions on
the death of the veteran statesman
The committee reported the follow
ing resolutions:
The members of the Republican
state central committee In committee
assembled today, learn with poignant
sorrow and regret of the sudden death
of Senator William B. Allison, and
Whereas, the death of Senator Alli-
son is a blow to the state and removes
from our midst one of the wisest,
strongest and most influential men in
public affairs, not only in the state of
Iowa, but in the United States. There.
fore be 1t
Resolved, that we express our deep
appreciation of his lono continued and
most excellent service to the state and
the nation, and adjourn the committee
out of respect to his memory.
w. G.. Haskell,
Charles W. Lyon,
e. P. Adler,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-06

Part Of Fernie Not Yet Burned.
Fernie, B. c., Aug. 5.-Part Of Fern
lie is not yet burned but it is not out
of danger. The fire is still burning in
the park.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-06
TWENTIETH DAY
OF HEAT IS HERE
MANY DEATHS AND PRosTRA-
TIoNs ARE REPORTED IN
THE LARGE CITIES

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Chicago today en-
tered upon it's twentieth day Of con-
tinued intense heat and Its fifteenth
day without rain. Four deaths over
night are reported. The temperature
at IL a. m. was "a degrees and the hui
midity, which intensified the suffering
was "a per cent.
New York Pastor succumbs.
New York, Aug. 5.--The excessive
humidity, combined with the high
temperature, caused great deal of
suffering in the crowded districts OF
New York last night and early today.
Ten prostrations from the heat were
recorded before 10:30 a. m. Rev. Dr.
edward Wallace Neil, for twenty-five
years pastor of the Protestant Episco-
pal church of st. Edward, the martyr
died during the night from the effects
of the heat.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-06

100 Mechanics on Strike at Lonlon.
London, Ont, Arg. 5.-Over 100
mechanics of the Canadian Pacific
railway struck here this morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-06
Committee.

Previous to the adjournment the
committee had appointed a committee
of three of it's members consisting
of s. D. Riniker, Lamonte Cowles and
J. A. Dewitt, to confer with Attorney
General Byers as to the best method
of proceeding legally to fill the va
cancy on the ticket caused by the
death OF Judge Bishop. The commit
tee met with the attorney general this
morning and will report back to the
STATE committee this afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-27
Comprehensive Report On Zinc Deposits In Chihuahua That Produces Most of the Zinc of the Republic.

In view of the advancing import ance of zinc on the Mexican metal pro duction the report made by American Consul Louis A. Martin. of Gaihuahus, with the cooperation of H. B. Pulsis fer, a mining expert, which Is giver below, is of considerable interest, says the Chihuahua Enterprise.
 The report is confined to the stats |of Chihuahua which produces most of the zinc ore of the republic. Pull sifer Is the man who came in heie very quietly not long since to study the zinc situation. He came here, it is. said, for the Joplin zinc miners to study that class of mining and ob- tained the approval of the State De- partment at Washington. 1t looks like Puls fer played a very quiet inquiry here. The report is given below ex- cept that portion dealing with the methods Of management, labor, etc. The writers says:
 Zine ore bodies are found in the fol lowing camps in the state of Chlhua- lua: CD Picachos, on the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railroad, less than 100 miles from Preside del Nortc, opposite the Texas border, where carbonate ores are mainly pro duced; sulphides oceuring. but not on a commercial scale; f2) Santa Eulalia, near the city of Chihuahua, produces carbonate ore exclusively; t3) near San Isidro on the Chihuahua ana Pacific railroad, where sulpaides only are produced; (4) AlmoIoya where carbonate and silicate ores are pro duced. and Parral and Santa Barbara, pToducing sulphides only.
 The zinc ore bodies are found Hs- sociated with silyer-lead mines, and in this way partake of the development of the latter, although certain mines might properly be called zine mines In every case, however, silyer-lead ores are those sought for and mined. A conservative estimate places the crude zinc bearing ores, more or less well exposed, in the state at 1,000, 900 tons, viz: PicacIlo, 5O,90O tons: Santa Eulalia. I90,o00 tons; San Isidro, 20e,- coo tons; Almoloya. 50,000 tons; Par ral and Santa Barbara, e00,e00 tons The probable available amount is many times this, most of the present m ming being at very moderate depths.
 The carbonate and silicate ores are running to g to 45 per cent metallic zinc, as broken off, after the meTest hand. sorting. Crude sulphide ores will run from 10 to 5 per cent me tallic Z'nc. The carbonate ores al, ways carry a trifling amount of sili- cate, sonnet mes a little lead carbon ate. calcium carbonate iron minerals. The sulr hides are ore always cont plex and must, as at present disposed
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-27
MEXICAN ZINC ORE BODIES
 ATTRACT ATTENTION IF MINERS

of, be milIed. A silyer-lead concen- trate, possibly carrying some iron anu gold, is the marketable product ali ways procurable at the same time as the Znc concentrate.
 The mines are in all possible con ditions of development, from the sim .plest tunnel adit, where the ore is found at or above the tunnel level and Is simply broken down, run through chutes into the mine car, and pushed to the open, where the ore is found at moderate depths. 100 to 400 feet and reached by. shafts and drifts or by tunnels and internal hoists. Ore is seldom found at considerable depths, as at 1,600 feet, but in such cases it is reached by high speed flrst-motion hoists. This special case is in a very large and rich silyer-lead mine, where the zinc ore may be said to be yalu able by-product
 A considerable part of the ore is mined by hand drilling, but power drills, worked by compressed air from steam or gas engines, supplied with producer gas, are used in the larger mines and will suppiant hand drilling as the mines become developed.
 Sulphide ores present hard and complex milling difficulties Former ly zinc ores were a detriment to sui- lphide ores. The ores being valued for the silyerlead content and dis posed of to the smelters without re- moving the zinc, were not only losing their zinc value, but were penalized for it's presence; but for detriment i it is now changed to a valuable pro duct, consequent on the ore Of sepa- rating and utilizing the zinc portion. Mines equally rich as those workeG are found idle and unequipPed in de veloping plants, owing to local condi. tions and management .
 Even during these fines of unusual depression in the metal market exper- iments on a large scale are in prog Tess at several of the mines, and the future industrial development will surely be of great magnitude.
 The question of the cost of produe- tion of zinc ore presents certain com piications, from the fact that the ore occurs with other valuable ores, as at Santa Euialia, or that other Valuabre products are obtained at the same time ;.s at the mine near San Isidro or rom the fact that nearly all the mines are at present working much under normal capacity.
 | At Picachos the case is simple; zinc ore is produced. and practically all the cost Is that of labor. The total cost, mining and hauling to points in Kansas should not exceed $12.32 (American currency. which is the unit used throughout this report per ton.
 From the mine near Son lsidro, where mining cost is very low, where 45 per cent zinc is produced from zinc ? concentrates, the total cost, mining. handling freightage, etc, to points in Kansas should not be much mole than S1S.57 per ton.
 l In Santa Eulalia the cost of the production is also very low. and the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-27

total cost, lad down at points in Kan sas, should not exceed $9.75 per ton.
 The foregoing mines are producing, almost the whole amount, now being shipped from the state of Chihuahua, which for September and October was about 125 tons per day. From Picachos comes carbonate, lead-free, 45 per cent of zinc; from San Isidro, sulphide concentrates, 45 per cent of zinc; from Santa Eulalia carbonate, lead-free, 5 per cent of zinc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-27

U6dI Fll6llQ;
 PruneS, when you stew them are a mighty nice thing to begin breakfast with, Don't you think so?
 There is lots of difference in the kinds of pruneS you get though, If you want to get real nice pruneS you must go to a grocery that carries good pruneS and other fruits,
 PruneS are nice and heathy, too, They make a good economical breakfast fruit, because you can get a whole pound for 15 cents, or two pounds for 25c, i Your friend. : Jacob. ! P. s. All kinds of d;ioG fruits, the best to be hdt, at
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31

81 did get excited I never do. l grabbed
the steering wheel and skillfuy guided the old thing
down the road toward the pursuing soldiers. When
I reached them deftly speared couple OF them
through the coat-tails
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
:. .s.- ::-.. ---, j 2.:t--t..,::-. - : ;-...r .-'
DObre Ola kazdegO.

Pan Norman R: Coulter, wybit-
ny archltekt, " domn- Delbert, San
Francisco, m6wi. Po6wiadczam
v szystko co m6wia 0 Electric Bit
tiers jake lekarstwie chronicznem
Jest ono :dobre Ola kazdego. Regu4:
lulje so}adek, watrobe nerki przy-
pfowadza do nalezytego pozadkn j
odbudowuje caty system. Electric
Bitters jest ma lepsza medycynaa
wiosenna jaka kiedYbyfa sprzeda-
wanna " aptekach, jake ~czysc;ciel
krwi Jest nlezr6wnana. 5Oc " apte-
ce NJ. J. KowaleWskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
@ WalCe z Wilkienl

donosza z Potensee " po}udu. 1y'
rolu do ,,Deutsche H." co nastepu-
je: Gdy rolnik Flllippo Ciucci wra'
cal z swym m}odym synem i fur
mank2 z lasu, napad} go rozbes+
twiony wilk, wplf swe ky " gar"
d}o i by}by 6w rolnlk znalaz} ME"
chybn;e smierc, gdyby ME spleszna
pomoc silnego woznicy Angelo
Ciurletti, kt6ry powali} dzikq be-
site o ziemie. Powsta}a zazarta
walka. Ma krzyk nieszczesliwych
przybiegfo kilku rebaczy i siekier
RAM rozcwiartowali wllkowi heb.
Ciezko poranionych p~ierwszych
dw6ch odnies!ono do szpitala, gdzie
bardzo powatpiewaj2 o w%yzdrow'e
niu Ciucci'ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

Pociag bez ~urZedn1k6W.

l.s-,3...-@s @;@:.;s:~ i::*f; :: - III 5%=4&.
ZabawnY pr1ypadek zdarzyil- sie
na stacyi kolejowej v Csersku
Prsy pociagu pospiesznym Berlin I'm
Gdansk bYlo cos " niepor744dlkkuu
Kierownik lokomotywy otrzyma}
Signal, ably pociag oofnsl. Ten
musiaf widocznle 6w sygtat lie
zrozumie6, pusci{ pare i odjecha}
re staoyi. Gdy pociag snajdowa}
sic " oddaleniu jeduego klometra
cd stacyi zosta{ przez strdza bud
kowego zatrzymany znaklem. Oka-
za}o sig, &e dw6ch urzednikdw,
kiercwnik doz6rca pociqgu po.
zostali ma stacyi dopiero teltfo-
nicznie powiadomiono budkowego,
ably nawr6ci{ poclag, oelem zabra.
MIA swej ,,zguby".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
C1EKAwEl Rz ,E'I:
w miejsCOWO6cf DlOtOWen

w m1ejscoWO6c1 Dl0t0Wen
mad granica rosyjska zmari jakis
oz}owiek ma zarazliwa chorobe.
Wtozono go do trumnY.* Podpad}o
jednakowoz otoozeniu, IL zmar1y
ME sztywnieje. Trumne re zw}o~
kami wnieslono do komory, gdzie
mia}a STAG al do dnia pogrzebu.
Wieczorem zeszli sig krewni i przy-
jaoiele, a0y jak W zwyczaju czuwac
mad zw1okami zmarfego. P%rzeraze-
ME niema}e ogarnelo obecnych, gdy
o p6}nocy nieboszczyk uzyskaf
przytomnos6 dotad czuje sig zuA
pelnie zdr6w. W,docznie by} to
tylko letarg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
z %poprzedn11fch nieud 4 !
nych zamach6W

przypominaja dzlenniki ma}o znane
szozegdty zamachu " r. 1908 pod
ozas pobytu W Lizbonie kr6la Ed
warda VII. Proiektowano w6wozas
w%ysadsenie " powietrze pawilonu,
W ktdrym zgromadzi}a sig krdlew'
ska rodzina portugalska ma powita.-
ME goscia. Zamach wyszed} wow
czas ma 6wiat}o dzienne dzieki PREY
padkowi nastepujacemu: Niejaki
Luciano, trudni2cy sig }apaniem
szczur6w, odbywa} w}asnie ,,polo-
wanie" kana}ach lizbohskich, W
czesci najniedostepniejszej, gdy
nagle " pobl,zu lozyska Tagu, pod
Praca da Commerce., us}ysza} przy-
c1szone glossy. Ia chwile b}ysne}a
mu pred oczyma latarka; Luciano
by1 przekonany, re natkna} ma ban"
de rabusi6w, szukajacych ukrycia
W kana}ach. Mianowicie W pobli"
zu znajduja sic plwnice banka por
tugalskiego, do kt6rych moznaby
znale4t droge przez kana}y, pc
przebiciu dynamitem grubych skle-
pieh. Ludzie, naradzajacy sic, TO-
baozywszy Luciano, uciekli. Zawja'
domiona zandarmerja odkry}a "
kanale mine, z}ozona naboj6w
dynamitowych, a z~a}ozon@ wiasnie
W tenn miejscu, gdzie ma powierzch"
nj zlemi znajdowaf sic pavilion
przyjeG. Aresztowano wtedy wiele
os6b i spisek udaremniono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
Wiki ma MOraWaCh.

w obwodzie powiat6w Wiesen-
berg (?) i Rimarz6w (Roemerstadt)
ukazafy sig " dose pokaznej ilosci
wiki, kt6rym wyda}y miejscowe
w}adze ,,swieta wojne" celem usu-
Nicola niebezpiecznego nieprzyja-
ciela z oxollcy- " tych dniach ma
odby6 sic tam wielkie polowanie 2
naganka, Iprzy pomocy zarzad6w
lasowych tuteiszych w}asclcieli
d6br.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
.,KOeluisChe Ztg.'

podaje opis naocznego 6wiadka o.
statniego zamaohu, urzednika Gel
nego W Lizbonie. - Szedfem po-
wiada - tuz "a powozem kr6lew-
skim, kiedy ]akis elegancko ubrany
mezczyzna skoczy} z ty}u ma po-
w6z i strzelik kr6lowl " plecy.
kr6lowa przerazllwie krzykne}a j
bukletem, kt6ry trzyma{a W reku,
uderzy}a napastuika " twarz. Ma
pastnik da} i~eszcze kilka strza}6w
Kr5lewicz, kt6ry r6wniez po'
ozatku porwa} sig przeciw MENU
ugodzony W glove, runa{. " t {!
chwili zobaczy}em, jak officer poli~
cyl ciat drugiego n~apastnika, kt6
ry strzelal z boku, tax SLIME "
glove, re rozp}atat mu ja ma dwo
je. Kr6l padajac, otworzy} jeszcze
oczy i cichym gil sem zapyta}
kr6lowe; ktos odpowiedzia}, re ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

.bandyta zgarna}GG wszelkie dostep~
ne mu kos>townosci wras 2 swym
wsp6lnikiem, a tym by} wlasnie ds
0 ziemie powalony kupujaoy ] mi
XII oboje. Strata wynosi p~rzesz}o
100, 900 frank6w. Brak wszelkiego
sladu s}odz;eji, albowiem sprzeda
waozka dotad ME odzyskala prey
.&:. -" ;!4rf"' - ~ - &c. =; r
tomno6ci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
ZabaWna a%negdotke

'"i#:'-- e. "',> - ,5:r'-s -
podaje ,,Tagl. Rundechau". w o,
beone] porze zimowej, " ktdrej 0.
g6lnie panuje katar, kaszel i tenn
podobne niezdrowiska, " kosci6}-
ku pewnem podczas nabozenstwa
hucza1o i bucza{o cd kaszlu i XII"
ohania, tax ze m~iejsoowy ksiads
ME m6g} spokoinie dokohczyc ma
bote1stwa. Ludek tel gmlnY uwas
za}by, gdyby ME m;a} bye " nle>
dzlele ma nabozehstwie "a wielkie
z ,~iewazenie proboszcza. z ozasem
jednak uspokoi}o sig. Jedna tylko
babulinka, kaszla}a i kioha}a, wy:
dajac jakles divine g}osy- Price,
g}uszy1y one CLOS ksiedza, kt6ry
pozwoll} sobie ma uwage: ,,ale ko~
biecino, ME kaszlijcic tax mocno,
widzicle przecie, re przeszkadzacle
W nabozenstwie". Ma co kobieoina
ponownie kaszlac odrzek}a: ,,Adye
k,iese dobrodzieju, JUL to wszels
k;emi slam staram sig wydoby~
wac jak ma jagodniejszych glosdw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
Wyrodna matka.

VJIOuA0
Trzydziestodwuletnia lone 70
botnika Brie W Ooerschonewalde
pod Berlinem odstawiono do vic
:zienia " Koepenick "a okrutne zne'
CAME sig i pouiewieranie swej
w}asnej jedenastoletnie] c6rki.
Wyrodnej tel matce dziewcz}tk
to JUL cd dawna by}o sola " oku.
Jak swiadkowie zeznajq. B. stal
,bchodzi4a sig W uajokropniejsz!
spos6b. w tych dniach doszia d.
rak prokuratoryi skarga, ze cd 6
dni dzlecko to zamkniete jest v
miejsou ustepowem. Natychmias'
przedsiewzieta rewizya wykaza{a,
ze istotnle ofiara znajduje sig tan
prawie bez odzieiy, karmiona by}'
najobskurniejszem potywieniem
w miejscu ustepowem roi{o sic OF
robaotwa. Dzicoko by}o tax sfabe
ze peiza}o pc raku ku swemu wy
bawoy. Cz}onk, byfy odmrosone
Odstawiono je niezw}ooznie do "a
kladu chorych, gdzie musiano cd
a6 czubki czfonk6w. Stan chore
Jest prawie beznadziejny- Dwoj
innyoh dzieoi tel ~zdzicza}ej mate
odebrano i oddano ma chwIow
wyohowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
PoW0U DO RADOSCI.

IDOBRY POW0UD Do RADOSCI.
Ppanstwo Stehsel =. Richardson,
Ksns., pisza " l'6cie~do ~profesora
Muellera, e{ynnego doktora specya-
listy z Gracu, W Austryi, opowia"
dojac mu O. ekarstwie, kt6re otrzy-.
mali ola swego syna"i kt6re wyle-
c,y1o g. : choroby, kt6ra znani
specYall6ci austryaccy usnali "a
niewyleczona. List ten brzmi naste
pujaco:
Richardson, Klaus, % lipca
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
Chicago, III.
S,anowny PANEL Mech Bog
l r. .--,f. 80. : F@-'~.. = 70 . -.t"-t.,
bfogos}awi waszemu .lekarstwu Co.,
mozo. Nasz: syn oierpiat ia epilep-
sye cd samego przyjscia ia SWAT
Zasiagali6my, miedzy w1etu innymi
doktorami, rady dobrze znanego
prof. Muellera " Gracu, W Austryi
ale ku naszemu zmartwleniu, Oswald
cyl nam, zc NE ma ola niego ma.
dziei. By{o to " roku 1897. Ma.
stepnego roku wali6mi do
Ameryki i'osiedlismy v: Kansas Ci"
ty, Mo. w roku 1900 dowiedzieliks
my o waszem Gomozo. cd pewnego
przyi aciela. Powiedzia{am. WAC do
swego meza: "sprdb6jmy togo Co..
mozo ola uaszego malego Karola"
ale on o6wladczy}. re mu to- mic ME
pomoze ma darmo bedzjemy wy
rzucali pieniadze. ..~~.:
Me da}am "a .wygranea,. dop6kim
go ME spr6bowala j bez wiadomo6ci
mego meza kupl}am dwle duze bu-
telki i zacze}am go dawad naszemu
synkowi wed}ug przepisdw. Nieba.
VEN zauwazy}am pewne polepsze-
ME jego stanu. Atski, kt5re dosta-
wal codzienuie, powtarza}y sic juz
tylko co tydzieh. ToS,,am doda{o
nadsiei. Dawali6my tmu stale Con
,mozo, al zuzy} dziewie6 butelek.
Napady stawa}y sig coraz rzadsze~
mi, al W koncu zupefnie znlk}y, a
przdcz tego jego wyglad bardzo
sig poprawii}. n ia} On " tenczas
dziewied lat, obecnie bedzie mia]
sledemna6cie . Jest zdr6v jak ryba.
Mech wan Fog b}ogos}awi pc ty"
siqc razy "a to wsxystko.
Me mog}am sig powstrzymac z.
uspisem do prof. MuellerA " AUS
tryi, op,sujsc mu lekarstwo Como
- i jego skutki na ma gym synu
ale zosta}am poinformow .na, ze ten
rofesor JUL umarf. Zyo llwi wan
Stehsclowie. -
/ ORA Piotra Gomozo ma n eza>.
ohwia Y reko d powodzenia " le-
: uiu ohordb kr*i ! organizmu
lest. ono zagadkq tax ola doktor6w
lak ola publiozne6cii, j.: take
zwYk4e, }agodne leka1stwo domowe
moze bye tax .skutecznem. Ta;em~
uica jego powodzenila lezy " tenn
zedsia}a ono wprost na K nzeh Oh =
ruby-na.. nieozystost kr Vi. Me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-12
c. T.. DAVIS 1RRAIGNED.
Millionaire Brothers GiUe Bnl-De-
fence To Be 4kbi.

Omaha, Sept 11-"That looks like the man
met coming from the Rustin home the night OF
the murder said DR.. J. P. Lord to the Chief of
Police when Charles E. Davis was arraigned this
morning.
This was the first time DR. Lord had been
confronted with Davis and his Identification of
him as the man he staggering away from Dr.
Rustins home fifteen minutes after the killing is
considered a strong point against Davis
Davis came to the police station to-day, accom-
panied by his millionaire brothers. TO plead to the
charge of being a suspicious character, which
was filed against him some days ago AS soon
as he entered the building he was rearrested on
a charge of murder in the first degree and was
brought before the court for arrangement Davis
listened intently to the reading of the complaint
He was pale, but self-possessed. AS the reading
progressed red hue overspread his face. and at
the words charge the said Davis with wilful
and deliberate murder" he swallowed convulsive-
" and wet his lips.
Immediately after the reading of the complaint
and the answer of Not guilty application
was made for bail
Make it large you please. We will give 1t,
said Latham Davis.
Seven thousand dollars fixed the sum, and
IT Immediately arranged by the Davis broth
The hearing was set for September "a. after
which Davis was released and left the jail, &C
companied by his two brothers and his attorney
Frank Graham. auditor of the Omaha National
Bank will probably be the main witness in estab-
fishing an alibi for Davis. Graham lives in apart
nlents adjoining those Of Davis On the night of
the Rustin murder. Graham says, he awak-
ened by some one in Davis's room suffering from
nausea. He got up and looked at his watch 1t
was just 3 o'clock. he says. Davis was so daZed
on the night of the murder that he has been IN
able TO testify TO the time he reached his room
The shooting occurred about O'Clock. Davis s
room is two miles from the Rustin home.
1t became known to-day that stumps Of ciga-
rette and cigar were found on the Rustin porch
the morning after the murder. Rustin in
Yeterate cigarette smoker and Davis habitual
user of cigars. There two hours unaccounted
for in the lives of each man just before Rustin
killed and it is the hypothesis that they spent
that time smoking together.
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driver to finish f. j. Davis who drove
daring vet skillful IA the Moon car. His
time was 0:55:31
Ralph De Palma. driving the Flat Cyclone, in
an exhibition mile. covered the distance in O:o4'
which eaualled the track record. made by Wal
ter Christie in his irst drive creation two years
ago
Every driver and mechanic who took part IN
the race did so under penalty Of disqualification
bv the American Automobile Association which
had not been asked to sanction the contest. The
Automobile Club of America has made no
threats of disqualification, although it did not
sanction the race, for 1t has not as yet assumed
the right to sanction races which do not pos
sess an international character.
The track was better lighted than has been
the case in many twenty-four- hour races in the
past although even so, had there not been the
brilliant light of a moon Just past the full 10
help out. the Illumination would have been no
better than necessary. However, there was
really light enough for the crowd to the
thrilling duel between the Simplex and the AL
Ien-KiugsteR. which alternated in the lead
An enormous number of automobiles were
driven to the track, and the rush of cars con-
fused matters inside that the spectators who
had arranged parking spaces outside reaped
good harvest despite the arrangements for free
parking inside the track