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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
PORT DEPOSIT.

The Mt Vernon Quartet OF Balti-
more, gave concert III Memorial Hall
Friday evening OF this week, al SI5.
Mr.. Archer Coalc will have charge
OF the Epworth League service next
Sunday evening. Subject, The Joys
OF the OycrcnmcrS. Rev ,: I, II, y
and 20
McSSrs. Arthur Beaver, Thomas St
Clair. frank Barrett, Roland Atkinson
and, Charlie Williams went To Balti-
t:'ore Saturday to see the Round Up
which was played last week at the
Academy.
Mrs. John Nanuort and children
spent Sunday with Mrs Isaiah Law
renee IN Baltimore.
Mr.. J. II. Nichols, oi Chcstcrtown,
spent several days in town this week.
The Arlington Club held very clab-
crate and delicious oyster supper in
their club room an Tuesday The room
was decorated in very artistic man
ner, with puttcd plants. etc. Samuel
ID. Jones, caterer, had iull charge.
Misses Louise Wagner, OF Rising
Sun. and Caroline Mccullough spent
Sunday with Miss elena Burlin.
MIR Elmer NaLncman. az Ilavrc de
Grace. spent Sunday with his sister.
Mrs William Kidd.
Mrs Margaret Barley returned to
her home in Ellicott City after spend
ing some time with Mrs Jane Archi-
bald
Mr. J II Kimbic. Secretary TO the
Farmer, National Congress. is attend
ing the National Rivers and farborS
Congress which j. IN session in Wash
ington. y C.. this week
Mss Florence Rawlings. ii Wood
lawn, spent Sunday with Miss Myrtle
Barrett
Mrs. Harvey Gcrhauscr and Miss
Frances Gcrhauscr were Baltimore
vi5itors last Tuesday.
Mr.. Samuel Rowland and Miss
Madgc Shannon were married Thurs
day December TO, at their home in the
country
Mrs. Carrie Taylor scent two DAYS
in Philadelphia last week.
Miss Clara Robertson. ui Rising sun.
spent Sunday with Mis-, Helen Smith
The Alpha Delta Kappa will be
entertained On Thursday evening, De
eembcr 10, by Miss Mary Buck. at her
home
Miss Bessie Wrigk. 81 Akin, spent
Sunday with Miss Mabel Smith
Miss Charlotte Craig, OF Liberty
Grove, pcnt Sunday with Miss Blanche
Seedlings.
The Girls Senior Class of Tome held
a very successful bazaar in Town Hall
last Saturday evening They cleared
about $500.
Miss Clara White has returned from
a very pleasant risit with Eastou
friends
The Daughters Of Liberty held their
annual banquet in their hall Tuesday
evening. This was very delightful
occasion
Mrs Frank Barrett and Miss Myrtle
Barrett were Baltimore visitors last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Fisher, Of PHILADELPHIA.
visited Port Deposit friends this week
Miss Virginia Martin is visiting Miss
Abrahams in Baltimore
The Presbyterian Sunday School is
preparing TO give very delightful
Christmas entertainment 10 their
school and their friends on Monday
evening. December %.
Mr. William Coulson spent several
DAYS with Philadelphia friends last
week
Miss Lulu Einwachter is clcrking at
Miss Margaret Kerwin's store.
Messrs George Holm and Paul
Cummings were Baltimore visitors last
Wednesday.
Mrs Mcdowell is the guest Of her
son, Mr. NJ +. Mcdowell.
Mrs William Durgin and Miss Cas- |
sic DurRiu were Baltimore visitors on |
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Wednesday.

Wednesday.
Some OF the Institute Faculty will
give vaudeville show in the Town
Hall, Saturday evening.
Messrs. Charles Buck and George
Wilson will give the Passion Play" in
the Town Hall Friday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Crawford. OF Massachusetts, is
the guest Of her brother, Mr.. William
Crawford
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
HOUSEHOLD LINENS

Come in and see our Linen Display linen section; not
already acquainted with quantity and quality stock YOU no
doubt will be surprised at what showing in linens
Damasks by the yard and in the different size cloths with nap
kins to match, suitable for round square tables
Plain and hertched Danask Linen Dinner and Iincben
Sets Doyes Sca Centre Pieces Lunch Cloths Tray Covers
and Carving Cloths OF Irish Flemish Japanese Mexican Cuny and
Madeira work Large showing Danask and Huck Towels
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DRESS GOODS

Praca useful and very acceptable would be length OF
OF dress fabrics in either black colors
Allwool Batiste, soc yard.
German llenriettas, As inches wide, Sr.oo a yard
Cheviots Serges and Mixed Sutings 7sc and upwards
"Rado Popn ideal silk aud fabric for the present
style Street and evening shades az inches wide 81
yard.
Broadcloths, $3.50, $a,5o $3.50 and S. yard
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IMPORTED FANS

Every holiday these dainty Vense creations sought
after for gifts Just stock is unusually well selected having
been largely augmented by add ions Spangd hapdpan
ed and lace trimmed effects plain and hand carved sticks Large
showing Soc 75c $780, SI25 $780, $780, 81 So $500
81 90 81 SO, $500 and upwards to $40 each
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kennard q Co.
HOLIDAY SHOPPING

With scarcely than de days left in which complete
buying prompt service will great deal This
will find here in the arrangement stocks efficient SELL
ing force careful packing and prompt delivery In
lent advise the morning hours the best time shopping
Our entire is given the sale of useful things for gifts
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HANDKERCHIEES

You need not ask Are those Handkerchief as with
the single exception Of Chds Handk at &C. all we offer are
linen
We call attention plain hensiiced AlLinen Handker
chiefs for Men and Women being unusually good values at
25c, Size, soc.
Women's Embroidered and Lace. Trimmed Handke-ch;ef
IL c 25c to ST. so each.
Chlden's sizes, sc and upwards
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HINTS FOR GIFTS

Umbrellas Blankets Comforts Silks, Hosiery Neckwear,
Sweaters Silk Petticoa Bath Robes Dressing Sacoues Muslin
Underwear and Warm Undertaking.
NOTE-Sea Christmas Packages with Cross" Stamps:
sale here
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LEATHER GOODS

To the excellent line Leather Goods that we
show require careful choosing from many reputable lines each
tributing its best Many eathers coors only
to be found here Carriage Bags Automobile Bags Vanity Bags
Combination Bags Purses Card Cases. Wallets Rolls and Belts
I'll shown in endless variety Prices from "a TO
This gives and idea Of onr large assortment
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LIABILITIES

State oil Maryland, County OF Cecil, s.:
|, Chas. u. Finley. Cashier Of the abovc-namcd
bnnk, do solemnly swear that the above state
ncnt u true To the best of my knowledge and
belief
cIAs. H. FINLEY. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this list
day of December, 1913.
JOHN W. ANTHONY. Notary Public
Correc,-AAc~i
CHARLES II. ELLIS,
l.. MARSHALL HAINES.
JOHN NJ. TUCKER,
Dec SIT Directors
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KID GLOVES

When in desperation to what give you copo
Use Gloves have many we offer
fully guaranteed quality The assortment of kinds coors am
sizes is unbroken.
Gloves for street consisting Glaze Kid Mocha Suede
Pique and Cape shown at $Ioo, 81 rs, SL6s Sr7s
Evening lenght Gloves in Glaze Kid and Suede
Children's Kid Gloves in heavy Cape Kid
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Watches
Given Away

Until Christmas with Boys
Clothing, Hats Shoes aud
Furnishings. The genuine
Ingersoll Yankee Nickle
Watch with Chain with s.
sales and the Junior Gilt
Watch with Chain with $40
sales in Boys and Little Boys
goods in shoit Pants sizes 21l
to 10 years. These are stan
dard Watches, guaranteed
time keepers and it is great
pleasure to us to give boy
his first Watch. Holiday
Goods, sensible and useful
gifts all over the store. Over
coats, Suits, Fancy Vests,
Neckwear, Suspenders, House
Goats, Bath Robes, Gloves,
Umbrellas; Silk and Opera
Hats, Fancy Caps, Grips, Suit
Cases and Trunks, Slippers
and House Boots, Rubbers
and Rubber Poots. Every
thing to wear for Men and
Boys.
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" HE Anacortes American, OF
which J, M. Post, former edi-
= tor OF the ElkIon Apncal. is

- tor OF the Elkton Appeal, is
owner and editor, in its thirty-six page
Thanksgiving issue typihes the live and
progressive spirit that marks The peo-
pie OF Washington and the other
States OF the New Northwest. The
paper is filed with local and county
news, descriptive articles on industries
and business houses and up-to-date ad-
refreshments. II is needless to say that
It's mechanical features and dress are
first class Our friend. Post, is to be
ielici,aied upon the location he struck,
and the prospects, he seems to enjoy
OF sustained prosperity.
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Every Woman win he Interested

There has recently been discovered an aromnt
e, ,, pleasant herb ,n.s e. w.ma.'. iIs called
the only certain regulator. Cures female weak
nesscs aud liactachc. kidney bladder aud Trim
ary troubles. ~ al Druggist oJ hY mail 50 cts,
lie Roy. ", V.
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No. 1886
REPORT or The CONDITION
National Bank of EIkfon
AT tLKToR. IN TINE STATE or MARYLAND.
AT THE CLOSE or BUSINESS.
NOVEMBER ~. 1905.
RESOURCES

Loans aud Discounts. sos. $50 II
Oycrdrafls. secured and unsecurrd.... 40 81
q. s. BONDS 20 secure circulation Si.oO0 %
Bonds securities. etc ......,. 3oo.s90 -
BANKING house. furniture, hxtures.... 1890 90
Other real estate owned. ...... yoCO 20
Due from National Banks mot reserve
agents ........., 1886 -
Due from approved reserve aRcnis..... 9s.706 ~
Checks aud other cash items .......... 21S %
Nodes OF other National Banks...,... SIS %
Fractional paper currency, nickeis and
cents :. 80 .......,... 80. el7s
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank. viz
Specie ...........,.. Nj4,s14 ~
Legal-tcndcr notes ........ 1910 % 500 20
Redemption fund with u. S. Treasurer
IS per cent. Of circulation ......... 1850 90
Total. .......... ............ Nli51lssD
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18

Rev. J. 1. Oxford was in the city
Tuesday night and yesterday. he
reports that the 1926, 900 necessary
to secure the great Mercer Endow-
ment will b e raised within the
time limit. Only 81, 900 yet un-
subscribed. Mr.. Oxford is an ener-
getic, enthusiastic and successful
worker
Miss Nell Frazer will enter the
prize contest for recitation at
Athens the first week in July. She
will go to Athens next week and
visit relatives there until the day
of the contest. Her prize recita
ton here entitled her to enter the
contest at Hawkinsville, where she
also won, emitting her to enter the
state contest at Athens.
The A. B. & A. railroad will
sell round trip tickets to Atlanta
aud return, account of the State
Convention, June %, with return
limit the oath, and will operate a
special train leaving Atlanta at
| IL .. m. on the night of the 23d.
1886
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
Social ana Business items.
OBITUARY..
DIR. A. II. BRABHAM.

OPNO Ao lie DNADAA01S
The death of DIR. A. 81. Brab.
ham last Saturday afternoon was
indeed q sad event.
The handsome young bridegroom
of only a few weeks was not only
popular but he had much to live
for. A young man of tact and
business ability, handsome and
bright, only few weeks welded to
one of Fitzgerald's popular young
ladies.
His death was a blow to more
than his family.
He had been sick only a short
while, but when family in Augusta
were notified of his serious condi-
tion and his mother and sister
came to watch lat his bedside a
week before he died.
DIR. Brabham came here from
Augusta about two years ago and
had held a position alternately
with the Denmark Drug Co. and
the Polhill Drug Co., and was con-
sidered one of the most afficient
pharmacist in this section.
Justseven weeks before his death,
on Sunday April Goth he was mar
ried to Miss Daisy Wilcox on the
stage of the Opera House in this
city, at the close of the COnfeder'
ate Memorial exercises and in the
presence of large crowd cOngre-
gated" on that occasion.
His heart broken bride of seven
weeks was not strong enough to
follow the remains to Augusta, the
place of burial.
Sunday at noon in company with
mother and sister and Mrs. Brab-
hams brother, Hon. B. e. Wilcox,
and Mr.. III. B. Isler and Wilson
Pryor representing the local masOns
the remains were taken to Augusta
via COrdele and Macon.
The Masons of Pine Level Lodge,
of which he was was member, took
charge Of the body and placed it
aboard the train. The deceased
had been elected an. Elk but had
not been initiated.
The disconsOlate young widow
has the sympathy of the communi-
ty in her sad and untimely bereav'
ment and the loving mother and
sister excite the sympathy of all,
in their grief.
DIR. Brabham's short stay in
Fitzgerald made him many friends
among our best people, and his I'M
timely and almost tradgic death is
sadly regretted by all the people
who knew him.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18
For Sale at a Sacrifice.

10 acres near Roanoke school
house; under cultivation and has a
six room house and barn. 81, $50
cash or part time.
ao.2t 3. G. MosHER.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18

WANTED-TO rent 2 Piano.
GA 8. Main st. 995-tf
Mr.. Wright florence smiled on
the fair sex in Ocills Sunday eve
ming.
Judge VIM. Henderson, of Ocilla,
was a prominent visitor to the city
yesterday.
A desirable room to rent. Close
Ia. Inquire at 2O6 W. Pine.
IF
Judge j. w. Hsygood apd F. j.
Hansen attended court in Turner
county Monday.
FOR SALE-Household Goods.
good rs new. Reason, leaving city.
Call at 7O8 s. Main st. 1000-3t
The Misses Nora and Jennie
M&shburn returned Monday eve.
ming from q visit to Dawson.
Miss Marie Griner is substitute
ing Miss Emma Cowell in Eason &
Bulbs law office this week.
Mr. /. T. Stephens is selling
decidedly the finest peaches that
have been on the market this sea-
son.
Mrs. F. J. Hansen came up from
Hansen Station Tuesday and joined
Mr.. Hansen here for few days
stay in the city.
WANTED-A position as steno-
grspher. Can furnish any infor-
nation desired. Address "W,"
care Enterprise. 73-5t
Mrs. I'll. G. Powell and children
are visiting relatives in Webster
county. She will spend several
days in Southwest Georgia.
Miss Jennie Washburn, who has
been visiting the past week with
Miss Mary Powers, left today for a
visit with relative es in Florida.
Ticket agent Norris sold 118
tickets in Fitzgerald to the sea-
shore. This is the first seashore
excursion Of the season and was
quite literally patronized by the
Fitzgerald people.
Miss Lila George, Miss Alice
Barton and Mr.. Mcdonald were
the guests of Mr.. Wright Terrence
at q dinner at the Lee Grant hotel
Wednesday evening.
Subscribers will please report to
the Office or otherwise any inregu-
larity in receiving the Enterprise.
Changes in address should always
be reported. tt
Prof. W. A. Mulloy, the newly
elected superintendent Of the Fitz-
gerald public schools, returned to
Eastman yesterday. He will move
TO Fitzgerald in time to prepare for
the new school year.
Mr.. g. w. Woodruff, of Win
der, was in the city yesterday. He,
like every other citizen of that
splendid North Georgia city, is in.
terested in securing a new county,
With Winder as the county seat.
The Woman's Club met with
Mrs. Drew W. Paulk Wednesday
evening. There was full attend
ance of the membership and sue.
cassful session was the result. The
The constitution and bylaws were
adopted.
The Empire store is closed while
they are cutting the price of every
thing and marking down prepare
tory for the big sale commencing
Saturday morning as advertised in
the Enterprise.
DIR. G.. A. H0ltZendOrf suffered
..:A. :. 1Le.e, h., E,o MnndNu ninhf
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advertise 10 the Eptsrprise.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
HUGHES POL.l.EI)
A HEAVY vote
RECEIVED e27 OUT OF POSSIBLE
1908 IN NEW YORK STATE
CONVENTION.

Saratoga, July 16.-As was puiis. y.
tined last night Charles Evans Hughes
Of New york was nominated by the
Renublican state convention Dy an
overwhelming majority an4 on the
frst ballot to succeed himself as gov,
arnor OF New york. He received szi
out OF q possible 1908, as against 70
for James w. Wadswotth, Jr, OF LlV,
ingston county, speaker of the state
assembly, and 81 for former Congress !s.'
man John x. stewart Of Montgomery
' The State Ticket.
The follow ing state ticket was
elected: 11,,obes
of New York. 1Jorao nc
For Lieutenant Governor-horace
White of Onondago. , g
For Secretary of State-Samuel .
Koenig, of New York. !,
For Attorney General--EdWard II
O'Malley of Erie. co,.
For Comptroller-Charles II. Gau'
of Llbany. Erant
For Engineer and surveyof-ffan
NJ Williams of Madison.
For Treasurer-Thomas B. Dunn .
| Monroe. -. os A.,
For Associate Justice Court Oh Ap
neals-Albert Haight Of Erie.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
CLOSE SHAVE:
FOR PRESIDENT
OF GUATEMALA
INTERNAL MACHINE ATTACHED
TO TELEPHONE AND CABRERA
is GIVEN SHOCK WHEN HE AN
sWERS CALL.

San Francisco, Sept. 16.-According
to reports brought by the steamer
City Of Para, which arrived yesterday,
an attempt was made recently upon
the life Of President Cabrera of Guate-
mala by means of an internal ma
chine. According to the information
received the would-be assassin con-
nected the machine with a telephone
In the presidents room In such a
manner that it would be exploded
when the connection was made.
Answering a call, Cabrera was flung
from chair against the wall by q
deafening explosion and almost stun
ned. He escaped with few bruises
Five Salvadoreans were arrested on
suspicion of being implicated in the
plot, but were reprieved after their
execution had been ordered and were
placed aboard the Para which con
veyed them to Acajutla.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
GOV. cUMMlNs IN CHICAGO
Predicts Own EEection-says Iowa is
Republican and He viii sue
ceed Senator Allison.

Chicago, Sept. 1G.- 6overnor a. y.
cnmmins of Iowa declared his state
safely Republican and sala Ihat ~ W..
be selected TO fill the VacanCs
caused by the death of United states
senator Allison at the primaries TO De
held after the Fall election Governor
Cummins, with his wife arrived N
chicago on late train last night anu
in his apartments at the Auditorium
Annext Hotel expressed himself well
satisfied with the political conditions
in his state. -
they leave for the east today fol
seWinter shopping tour" as the Gov
ernor expressed it, But" he added
~ NAV see some of the politicians
while there, and maybe the FreSlaelit
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
FOREST CITY LODGE, X. P, AND
SISTERS HOLD RECEPTION

Fairfield, September 16.-Forest City
lodge. No. 81, K. of p, and their
Pythian sisters will hold reception In
honor of Mrs. Stella Harris and John
H. Merckens both OF whom We're elect
ed to offices at the meeting of the
grand lodge recently held in Oskaloosa.
Mrs Harris was made grand manager
of the Pythian Sisters and Mr.. Nero
Eens, grand keeper Of records and seal.
Among the prominent Pythians that
will attend are Grand Chancellor Ward
Ferguson Of Rolfe, Past Grand Chan
cellor Hon. F. M. Molsberry, Columbus
Junction, and the following grand
trustees: N. w. I3eebe, Hampton
Justin Lambertson, Nora. Springs
Charles w. Major, Anita, w. w. Epps
Ottumwa, J. II. Harvery, Newton, c.
II. Kenyon and New Hampton, c. II
! Burlingame, of Iowa Falls and B.
Salinger of Carroll. will also attend.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
Didn't Like Tights
Or Managers S Kisses
So Chorus GirlSued

. . = - = t. .
= Des Moines, Sept. 16.-Doro-
y thy Roy a pretty chorus girl
v with Sam T. Jacks burIesquers
who showed here during fair
week was given Judgment for
$1,000 against Manager Albert
Hogge by Judge Miller today.
Miss Roy sued Hogse because
she said Hoese repeatedly
sought to kiss her and because
he made insulting remarks
about her. She also objected to
. wearing tights. She is run
away Jewish girl from PhlladeI-
y phia.
" Il 4 q q 4 d y
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
Inventor of Wonderful Clock Dies.

Detroit, Mich, sept, 1G.-Fell&
Meir. who invented the most wonder
fnl clock in the world, is dead at his
home here. Mr.. Meir's clock, winch
has was ten years in planning and
five years in building, was work
which gained him Worldwide renoWn
It showed all the planets, the nations
of the earth, the time Of the day, day
of the week and the year, number OF
the month, moons phases, all the
signs of the zodiac and other intri
cate astronomical Features.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
Ohio SHERIFF
IN AKRON JAIL
HELD FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO
PRODUCE MURDERER.

Akron, Ohio, Sept. 16.-Sheriff Dan
P. Stein is being leld as a prisoner
here in jail over which he has jurisdic-
ton Late last night the sheriff was
locked up on an order Of Mayor Saw
yer who alleged contempt of court be,
cause the sheriff refused to take two
prisoners before the mayor for pre-
liminary hearing on the charge ct
murder. The sheriff today began
habeas corpus proceedings for his re
lease.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
WRIGHT'S RECORD FLIGHT
European Mark FOR Sustained Flight
is Taken by one of Dayton
AernnIainictc

Lemans, Sept. 16. On the field of
Auvours this morning Wilbur Wright,
aeroplane flight He remained in the
all European records for sustained
asroplane fight. He remained In the
air for 80 minutes 18 3-5 seconds. This
gives the Wright Bros. the records for
both hemispheres.
German AlrshIp Drops.
Berlin, Sept. 49, - The Parseval
airship with which an experiment was
made yesterday by the government,
buckled and came down today at
Grunewald while racing toward Cross.
dobritz. where the emperor was wait,
ing to inspect 1t.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
New York Doctor Arreeted.

Philadelphia, Sept. 16.--Dr. George
Morton of New York was arrested at
a hotel here today on fugitive war
rant from New York, charging him
with false pretenses. 1t is alleged
that he secured 100000 by means of
fraudulent notes The name of the
prosecutor is not yet publicly known.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
THE: VOTE ON
SENAT0RSHIP
MAJOR LACEY HAD BIG LEAD ON
FIRST FORMAL BALLOT AT
CONFERENCE.

Des Moines, Sept. 16. - The sclec-
uon of ex-Congressman John F. Lacey
OF Oskaloosa as the opposition candi-
date for United States senator against
Governor Cummins at the conference
here yesterday makes certain an abso-
lutte test of the Cummins and anti
Cumlnins strength at the November
primaries.
The vote on the nattnr ctnnd.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
Two More Deaths at Windsor

Windsor, Mo-, Sept. 16.-- Two ad-
ditional deaths occurred today at re-
suit Of the explosion of carload of
dynamite yesterday. This brings the
total death list up to nine 1t is be-
lieved the other injured will recover.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-17
Maine and Alabama at Naples.

Naples, Sept. 1G.-The American
battleships Maine and Alabama ar
rived here this morning and exchang
ed salutes with the arsenal. They are
the first American warships to come t,
the Mediterranean by way of the
Pacific. Their arrival drew large
crowds to the waterfront.