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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-09

CAUST|C IN
ITS REPLY
ASKS CONGRESS TO LAY OFFEND,
ING PORTION OF MESSAGE ON
TABLE AS WELL AS PREsI
DENTS RECENT REPLY.

Washington, ID. c., Jan S,--The spe-
'clal committee appointed to deal with,
the presidents views regarding the Sc.
cret service contained in his message
TO the house last Monday today |
brought in its final port. Accom-
panying it was a resolution which de |
clared II to be the sense of the house
that, 1t shall decline to consider any
communication from any source wbicn
is not respectful and recommending
that the Objectionable portion of tho
presidents annual message be laid on
the taDle and that similar action be
TAKEN with respect to the message c,fl
last Monday because OF it's being ..l1n-l
responsive to the inquiry OF the
house"
Can't be ignored Says Perkins.
AS to what the president meant
when he said in referring to the limI.
tation placed upon the field of opera.
tlons of the secret service that the
cnief argument in favor OF the pro
vision was that congressman did nor
themselves wish to be Investigator
chairman Perkins tISew York; nt,ds,.
the report and Tawney tMinn.) Smltl,
la) Sherley (Kentucky) and Fjtz-
gerald (New York were prepared 10
follow him in resenting the insinua-
tlons of the president In the course
or his remarks Perkins said: .'If con-
gress listens tamely and timidly to re.
hectlons upon the character OF ITS
members and it's honesty of purposs
IL VIII deserve and will certainly ro.
celve the contempt of the public Wa
1eel the suggestions in the presidents
message and congress should refuss
meekly to receive and mildly to con-
sider'
Term Message Breach of Privileges.
The committees report after quot.
ing from the presidents message rs-
views the attitude of the house as "a
What 1t regards as reflection on the
duty and integrity of It's membership,
and refers to its call on the president
for any information that would Justify
the language OF his message or assist
the house in the duty of purging Itself
of corruption. II notes that the presi-
dent in his reply denies that he had
cast reflections on the integrity OF the
house and attributed to the house an
"entire failure to understand the mes-
sage
'ii' t'iS ICpolL
Whether the house correctly inter.
i pretad the meaning Of the words used
by the president in his annual mes.
sage will be Judged according to the
accepted interpretations of the Eng
lish language. This house is charged
only with it's responsibility Of the Eng
1 lish language, This house is charged
only with it's responsibility to the peo-
pie and it's obligation to transmit ur-
impaired to future representatives in
stitutions inherited from the past, and
to preserve its own dignity 1t must
: insist on its own capacity to under
stand the import of the presidents lam
guage. We consider the language OF
the president unjust and without q
basis of fact and that it constitutes
breach of the privileges of the
house.
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The LOCAL OPTION
Law live WIRE
GOV. 3HANLY IN FAREWELL MES
SAGE SAYS 1T WILL ELECTRO.
CUTE PARTY THAT REPEALs

indianapolis, Jan. s. = Il am aware
that there are some who have al
ready celebrated the county local oD.
tion laws repeal, but beg to remind
all those who contemplate it's repeal
that it is the livest wire in the polit-
ical machinery of this commonwealth
and is charged with enough electric
ity to electrocute the party that re-
peals it."
In these words Gov. j. Frank HanIy
in his final message to the legislature
today closes his appeal in behalf of
temperance, after demonstrating by
figures that the majority of crime.
pauperism, epilepsy and poverty are
due to alcohol
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RESOLUTION IN
STRUGGLING COMMITTEE TO RE-
PORT ON RoosEvELT's CON-
DUCT, PASSES VIVA VocE.

Washington, d. c., Jan. s. BY a
viva voce vote the senate today
passed Senator Culbertson's resolu-
ton instructing the committee on iu-
dietary to report to the senate wheth-
er the president was authorized to.
permit the absorption of the Tennes-
see Coal and Iron company by the
United States Steel corporation.
Culbertson ip his resolution at con
siderable length criticised the presi-
dent and insisted that congress had
the right to give directions to the
head Of all executive department un-
der certain considerations.
TIIman Was shadowed.
Washington, d. c., Jan. S.-By direc-
ton of President Roosevelt. secret
service men shadowed Senator Till
man Of South Carolina on the theory
that he possibly was interested in an
Oregon "land grab" and the result of
that investigation is now before the
senate. The information was contain
ed in a communication from President
roosevelt in response to a request
made by Senator Hale to the hands of
the, executive departments for a state
ment of the activities of secret serv.
Ice operatives. Exhaustive replies
were made by the various departments
and all Of these were forwarded 10
Senator Hale by the president.
Rate Probe is Asked
Washington, D. c., Jan. s. Rep.
resentative Madden Of Illinois today
introduced a resolution calling upon
the interstate commerce commission
| to inform the house. what advances
have occurred in freight rates in diff
ferent parts OF the United States since
the passage of the Hepburn rate law
and WHY such advances had been
occasioned.
Presidential Appointments Made.
Washington D. c., Jan. 8. The
/ following presidential nominations
were made today:
/ Secretary OF the legation Fred
Norris of Dearing. Mo, at Havana
Cuba.
! Second secretary of the legation =
Leland Harrison of Illinois at Pekin
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cummins is Chairman.

Washington, D. c., Jan. s. New
representatives were yesterday given
new commissions to occupy them ul,-
III the Sixty-first congress is organic.
ed. March 4. Senator Cummins OF
iowa was made chairman Of commit.
tee on the University of the United
States and member of the committee
on public health and national quaran-
tirs and additional accommodations
for the library Of congress
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Des Moines, Jan. 8. - To break the
deadlock as TO the speakership OF the
Iowa house of representatives, it is
proposed to flip coin. Feely of Black
howl1 and White of Story county, who
control sixteen and fifteen votes, re-
spectively, have about agreed to this.
This would give the winner thirty-one
votes, and while forty are necessary
to choice either one would be sure
of at least nine votes from the re
naming field.
Harding of Woodbury. leads today
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BRYCE NON-COMMiTTAL-
British Ambassador Visits President
But Refuses to Discuss
Conference

Washington, D. c., jan 9.-James
Bryce, the British ambassador, held a
conference with the president today.
1t was prolonged fifteen minutes be-
yond the time for the opening of the
semi-weekly cabinet meeting. Just
what. the subject of their conference
was Bryce refused to disclose, saying
'your president is so well informed on
every subject that it is great pleas
ure to talk with him."
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"PEN" Gil ARGES FALL FLAT
Committee Appointed to Investigate
Kansas Institution Reports
Tadav

Topeka, Kas., Jan. s.--The commit
tee appointed by Governor Hoch to
Investigate the charges of cruelty
made by Kate Barnard of Oklahoma
towards the penitentiary convicts at
Lansing, made public their report to-
day. The committee finds little suD-
stance to the charges made by Miss
Barnard and the report practically ex-
honerates Warden Haskell.
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SENATE LEADERS RALLY TO SUP
PORT OF GOVERNOR DENEEN
TO PREVENT HIS BEING COUNT.
Ed OUT OF OFFICE.
SHJJRTLEFF SAYS
NO BARGAIN MADE
NEWLY ELECTED SPEAKER DE-
MES THAT HE is PLEDGED TO
ANY ACTION IN THE EVENT OF
A RECOUNT OF VOTES.

snr;nsfeld. H.. Jan. S.-Both houses
~ the legislature today adjourned un-
~ Monday afternoon precluding any
immediate breaking of the dead lock
ayistine between the two bodies. Ine
hope of lessening the tension IN Few
DAYS is EXPRESSED in administrator
circles. as it is believed an asreeliiens w
covering the method OF the recount VI
the vote for governor can pe reaGneu.
which in the opinion OF the lrlenus Vi
Governor Deneen would insure hlhl =
fair recount. The suspicion tnat tiie
recount if forced through the lolhl ses,
sion might be placed in the controi "
committee hostile to the governor u
which would not conduct the count u
manner fair to him caused the re-
fusal of the. senate to enter the Jolht
session.
shurtleff Denies Bargaining.
Sneaker Shurtleff made a definite
statement today asserting his impair
tiality in the contest question ana
denying i'll most emphatic manner
that there had been bargain express
cd or implied made relative to any an-
tion in the event of the recount OF
Nyotes.
So thoroughl,, convinced are the
governor and his lieutenants on this
score that they have tied the general
assembly up in a hard knot in which
ii is likely to remain until Mr.. Shurt-
left and the Democratic leaders give
positive assurance of fair dealing.
Mr.. Deneen and twenty-six Repuio,
lican senator's are in control of the
situation AS long as they care to use
their present power the house of rep
resentatives cannot turn wheel.
Senators Demand Fair Play.
The Joint session for the canvass of
the vote on state officers cannot be
held until majority of the senators
-twenty-six-- will enter Until the
vote has been canvassed the house OF
representatives cannot transact an
busin ess. the senate being outside this
constitutional prohibition according to
he Interpretation given it.
Twenty-six senators have refused TO
enter the joint session, and the house
Is tied up.
Twenty-six senators and more, say
.hat they will not enter it until def
mite and binding promise of fair play
has been made.
The governor has announced that
he has 40 objection to recount OF
the ballots OF the election in which he
defeated Adlai e. Stevenson by 2S,-
900 plurality. He is willing to assist i'll
a recount.
He has suggested a method by
which a preliminary test Of the Demo
cratic assertions and charges can be
had and which will not REQUIRE more
than a month. the condition being that
ii the charges of fraud and illegal vot.
Ing he not sustained in the precincts
which the Democrats select, the con
j test shall be dropped.
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ITALIAN WANTS $4,000
AtiIio Poll Injured in Sunshine Mine
Asks Big Damages-Sut On
at Corydor.
(Iowa Evening Press.)

Seymour, Jan S.-tSpeciaL)-A
Poll, an Italian miner. had his right
hand severely mashed by fall of coal
in the Sunshine mine at this place
some two years apo from which ne
is partially disabled. He has sued the
company in the sum of $4,000 and the
suit is now being tried in the circuit
court at Corydon. The mines are
closed on account of the suit and a
number of Seymour people are attend
Ing court
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TAFT and Knox Plan Golf

Augusta, Ga, Jan s.-Presidenr-
elect Taft with his secretary of state,
P. C. Knox, began the day with a
game of golf. After the game and din
ner they spent the remainder OF the
day in conference on the makeup cf
the Taft cabinet. No political callers
came here today.
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S St. Louis Boys
Held For Murder
of Aged PeddIer

q as
st. Louis, Jan. s.-Five boys
ranging in age from to 13
years, were arrested at the
: Shaw school today, charged with
the murder of William Wachter,
: peddler, who was found with
: his skull crushed yesterday. The
arrests followed the information
f given to the police by Mrs. Mary
@ Goebehardt, mother OF two OF
= the prisoners.
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Select Team for Parsons

fairfield-The teams that will rep
resent Parsons in the Parsons Penn
Des Moines triangular debate about
the middle Of Aprll, were chosen on
Thursday afternoon. The first team is
composed of Hubert Il. Howard and
Ellery NJ Raney, both of Fairfield.
and the second team OF 6. Oliver,
Wirtz of Fairfield and Ivan j.. Pollock
of LibertyVille Frank S. Boies Of
Birmingham and Dwight L. Ewing OF
Grimes are the alternates.
Other News
DR.. D. c. Brockman of Otturnws
will deliver an address to the college
y. NJ. G. A. next Tuesday evening on
the subject, THE First Essentials Of
d Christian Life"
w. 6. Ross has been selected to de-
liyer the principal address of the cell
ebration of the hundredth anniversary
of Lincoln's birth.
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Hacklock, Baxter & Seed Fail.

New sYork, Jan. S.-The failure of
customers to protect the holdings of
the Consolidated gas is alleged to be
the cause.of the failure of the firm of
Hacklock, Baxter & Seed which was
announced on the consolidated stock
exchange today.
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Fathers Murderer Indicted.

Qowa Evening PreSs.O
Mason City, Jan, s. Especial Ed
Mcnamara was indicted this morning
for murder in the first degree. He
waived formal arraignment and pIead-
ed not guilty His case was continued
TO the March term.
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SCORES MULCT LAW
Muscatine CIereymen at Jackson Ban.
quet Calls it "Perdtious
Statue"
(Iowa Evening Press.)

Muscatine, Jan. S.-(speciaD AT
the banquet of local Democrats last
night Pastor B. C. Preston of the First
Congregational church bitterly scored
the Iowa mulct law, calling it false.
and perditious statue enacted fo,,
the benefit of favored few, and urged
instead local option law.
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with thirty-five He is standpat and is
pitted against ehe field, which is pro-
sTessive. It is almost certain that i-e
will not be the ultimate choice, be-
cause no other candidate is willing to
compromise with the standpats.
Besides Harding there are eight
candidates with votes in sight, as fol-
lows Leo Of Emmett, 2es Feely OF
Blackhawk, 16; White of Story, Is;
Darrah of Lucas, 10; Marston Of Ger
ro Gordo, 6; Sullivan of Polk, 2; Still
man of Greene and Hacker of Web
ster, doubtful.
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Missionary Head Dies.

Boston. Jan. S.-The news OF the
death Wednesday from tumor of the
brain in San Francisco OF Rev. DR..
William S. Ament a prominent mis-
sionary Of the American board of COM
missioners of foreign missions, sta
toned at Peking, China, was received
here today.
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$4,000 FIRE AT PERRY
Four Business Houses in Wolf Block
Burned Started in
t0c Store.
Gowa Evening Press.)

Des Moines, Jan 8. Especially -
Fire at Perry this morning destroyed
four business houses in the Wolf
block; loss $4,000. The fire started
In the H. w. Allen & Co. ten cent
store and swept through the William
Wolf drug store, the Lyric theatre
and the F. H. Reid jewelry store.
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Body of German Aeronaut Found.

Hamburg, Jan. S.--The body of Lieu
tenant Foertsch. the German aeronaut,
who lost his life at sea last October
was picked up in the North sea two
days ago by the fishing steamer Orion.
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TAWNEy SAYS
He CAN PROVE
HIS POSITION
READS FROM CONGRESSIONAL
RECORD TO PROVE PRESIDENT
MIsoUoTED HIM; SAYS IN.
TEGRlTY IS IMPEAcHEp.

Washington, ID. c., Jan. S.--Repra-
sentative Tawney in presenting his
views of the case declared that moth
ing could contribute so much to the
destruction of the republic as an at
tempt upon the part of one branch OF
it to impeach the honor and integrity
of another branch, however that at
tempted impeachment may be sought.
The arbitrary and unauthorized use of
great power by any one Of the great
branches Of the government in that re-
spect, he said. if allowed to pass I'M
challenged, would go further to under.
mine the confidence OF the people in
their government and the very foun'
dation of the government than all
agencies combined.
Tawney Says He Has Proof.
Tawney asserted that no disclaimer
now could modify or change either the
president or its Interpretation by pres
ident or its Interpretation by the peo
pie and press of the country. "unds,
which interpretation the honor and IN
@tesrify pf .2cougr has been assaiiet
and stands impeached''
He would prove. he said, the presi
dents utterances were unfounded, bu
he added, when proven unfounded j
is unfortunate that there will still lin
ger in the minds of many as a result
of this charge, a suspicion that there
does not exist among those entrusted
with the duties and responsibilities q
the government that degree of faithful
ness to duty and unselfish patriotism
which the people of right expect :
their representatives in all branches Q
the service.
THE president" said Tawney, "hat
completely misquoted his speech men
toned in the message, whether unin
tentionally or not and he read from
the congressional record certain eS
tracts to support his statement.
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1900 Bodies in One Grave.
talian Deputies TAX ON :

FSaTTaTE DIPuHIcs dIK OFT HoIfcf.
Rome, Jan. S.-The chambers ~
deputies opened in a special session
today to consider the adoption OF
measures to bring relief to the deyas.
tated provinces of 3outhern Italy.
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THE WEATHER.
. $50. esss* $50. .

Iowa aYl Wisconsin, Snow furries
tonight orTSaturday. colder tonight.
Illinois-Partly cloudy, with snow
fiurries in the extreme north tonigh.
or saturday; colder tonight.
Sunrise, 7:1S; sunset 4:3S moon
rise, 6:3S p. NJ
Local Weather.
Nine o'clock last evening ..... s
Seven o'clock this morning ,.... IA
Two O'Clock this afternoon $500. 2S
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Davenport Garage Burns.

Uowa Evening PressD
Davenport, Jan. St Especial Fire
in the Zeman auto garage early this
morning burned seven autos: the loss
is 100000
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/. U. M. W. WANT TO HELP
Executive Committee Call For Refer.
endun1 Vote on Proposition to
Give Quake Sufferers $1,000.
Gnua Euening Press. :,

:
Oskaloosa, Jan. 8. -(Special.) )-Ihe
executive comraittee Of the United
Mine Workers have called for refer
endum vote on the proposition to give
81 900 to the earthquake sufferers.
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Falling Behind.

Chicago Record Herald.-The year
is eight days old, and Wilbur Wright
has not yet made it notable by break
ing any of it's aeroplane records.
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Adam Bede Tells
a New Story On
T no Colleagues
Washington Bureau Of
The Ottumwa Courier.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 8.

washington, ". ", Jdi'' o.
j. Adam Bede, wit OF the
house and prospective ex-wit--
for he will retire March q, hav-
ing got too funny to suit his dis
trict-f,as brand new story
that has caused huge satisfae-
ton.
"Senator Stone and RePresen-
tative Wood met on Pennsylvan-
ia avenue" according to the vo-
racious chronicle of Bede, land
stopped to talk moment. While
they were talking, one of these
sheath-gown girls came sailing
along. She was vision, all
riqht. What do you think hap
pened?
"Well, sir, Wood turned to
Stone, and Stone turned to
Wood, and then they both turn
ed to rubber
J. C. Welliver.
a /. . . y "a" = = So
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.L|ENIST IN
HAMS CASE
IS TANGLED
PHYSICIAN ADMITS THAT If. CAP.
TAIN WAS AS INSANE AS ICON.
TENDED HE COULD NOT REcoG.
NIzE MAN HE SHOT DOWN.

Flushing. N. Y, Jan. 5. A blow
from an unexpected quarter was re-
ceived by the defense in the trial Of
Thornton jenkins Hains today when
Dr.. L. Samuel Manson, an alienist,
under. cross examination by Prosecu-
tor Darrin declared that if Catain
Hains suffered from maniac depres-
sive insanity last August the ailment
would have prevented him from
recognizing the face or name of an ell
emy DIR. L. Pierce Clark, another
alienist for the defense, testified that
Hams was insane on August Is when
the shooting took place.
Alienist on Stand.
Yesterday afternoon counsel for de
fense placed. on the stand DR.. l.. Sam
uel Manson, an alienist, who after lis
tening to Hypothetical question CON
tanning the lay facts regarding Capt.
Hams sanity, declared that on Aug.
Is, when Capt. Hains shot William
E. Annis, he was suffering from i'm
pulsive insanity
Thornton Hams long cross eNamin-
alton was concluded at the morning
session and the defense began the
presentation OF expert evidence to
prove the insanity of Capt. Hains.
The prison physician was not permit
ted to tell his opinion of Captain
Hams sanity and it looked as If the
defense would be unable TO get the
alienists testimony before the jury
DR.. Manson stated he had not treat
ed Captain Hains as his patient, but
had simply observed him. 1t was then
that the hypothetical question, which
required one hour and fifteen min
utes, and during which time the court
took a brief recess, was read to the
! aienist. Rsa
DR.. Manson stated that Captain
Hains suffered from melancholia fol
| lowing the shooting and this mental
condition showed an Improvement. Be
fore an objection could be entered to
an Interrogation. the alienist stated
that Captain Hains was sane the last
time he saw him.
Mr. Mcintyre, on direct eXamina-
| ton, called Mr.. Hams attention to
| his testimony under cross-examination
of the incident in Marpi-head in
which Annis and Mrs. Hains figured.
Hans said the reason he did not tell
Captain Hams was because he did not
want to wreck mans home when
he had only heard that Annis and
Mrs. Hams had been at hotel
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FOUND dead
IN HOTEL ROOM.
ST. LOUIS TRAVELLING MAN AND
WOMAN VICTIMS OF DOUBLE
TRAGEDY.

Kansas City, Jan. s. - Mystery sur
rounds the deaths of w. G. Brault. a
salesman OF ST. Louis, and his wife,
who were found dead in bed at their
room late yesterday. The coroner as
serts Mrs. Brault killed her husband
and then committed suicide. Friends
of the couple believe the pair met with
foul play
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Said.
Messina, Jan S.-A most impressive
funeral ceremony was witnessed near
here yesterday, when Archbishop Bar
rigo made his was through the ruins
of the city to the cemetery at Mare
Crosse and blessed a grave 100 feet
wide and 80 feet deep containing 1,500
bodies. The dead were piled one on
top of the other and the bodies covered
with quicklime. The prelate was fol
lowed to the cemetery by large gath
ering of survivors, whose lamentations
mingled with the words Of the service
and benediction.
Subsequently the archbishop walk.
ed through the ruins and blessed the
military hospital, the military col.
lege, the barracks and the archbish,
ops house, considering these wrecked
edifices as SO many cemeteries. Tn,
der them were the corpse; of soldiers
students, policemen and monks.
All the valuables found among the
ruins are being taken on board the
steamer Duca di Genoa in the bay
Yesterday currency to the amount OF
s3,600000, including the contents OF
the safe of the Sicilian American bank
was transferred to this vessel. A
banker named Mauromati, who was
one Of the richest residents, lost every
thing. Yesterday he went to the all
thorities bare-footed and half-clothed
and asked for a pair of shoes and ar
overcoat.
With the exception of SAINT Andres
Avellino all the churches in Messina
have been destroyed.
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Woman Not His Wife.

st. Louis, Jan. 8. The woman
found dead with William G. Brault IN
Kansas City has been identified as
Mrs. Julia Kenner, who until ten
days ago lived with her son, William
Nye in this city.