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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-16
WILLIAM sUcG.

williamsburg Mae McEach-
ran, who visited in Indiana for sew
eral weeks during the summer, has re-
turned.
Mrs, Sarah Cook property and will
move to the city about Oct. l. All will
be pleased to welcome the genial Mr..
Boland and family.
Henry Querl of Iowa township was
in town last week and purchased the
property formerly owned by Ed Ho-
gan in the north part of the city and
Will have possession at once.
6. II. Leasure made business trip
to Parnell Friday and reports a sue
cessful deal with John Jones'
David Pugh of Cedar Rapids arriv-
ed here Saturday night for visit with
his mother Mrs. Sarah Pugh; his
brother Elmer, and uncle, David j.
Jones. Mr.. Pugh is a graduate of the
Cedar Rapids Business college and
now holds an official position with the
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City interur-
ban railway.
Hon. Ed Boland and Mrs. Boland
visited Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. r. Watkins.
Workrnen are now engaged in the
building of q fine residence in the Yoss
and Wallace addition. for Mrs. Minnie
Mas.
John Reistedt of Iowa township has
sold his farm and will make this city
his home as soon as arrangements are
completed.
The executive board Of the fair held
"a meeting the 18th inst. to complete
final arrangements for the fair, which
opens the 14th
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Lloyd, who hay"
been visiting with their son. Ellis. of
this place. have returned to their home
at Nelson, New York.
Charles Cook of Griggsville. H.,
came in Friday morning for a few
days visit with relatives and friends.
August Sydow received q telegram
Tuesday announcing the death OF his
father at Stanton. Neb., and took first
train out in order to be present at the
funeral
W. f. Evans is visiting for a few
weeks with his son, William. in South
Dakota.
S. H. Phillips and wife have sold
their interests in the Commercial ho-
tel ana left Thursday for Excelsior
Springs. Mo. where they will make
their home until next March
L. E. Lewis has taken possession of
| the Commercial hotel, but will only
use it as roonng house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hun1phries and
daughter, Theresa. are at Richards
Mo- where they are looking after some
with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. George Klein, who have
been located in Missouri for the past
two years. have returned and now oc-
cupy their home in the north part of
| the city.
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Rock and chill
dren Of Duluth. Mimi, are visiting for
a few weeks with Mr. Rocks brother
Frank Rock, and other relatives OF this
vicinity.
Stanley Williams ana Leighton Ev
ans will leave next week for Cedar
Rapids. where they will take a full
business course in the Cedar Rapids
| Business college.
| Miss Stella Cook came down from
! Des Moines Saturday for a visit with
ther mother, Mrs. Sarah Cook
| Ed Butler of Decatur county arriv-
| ed here recently for a visit with his
ifather and brother, Ulysses, who reside
south of the city limits.
Rev. ID. NJ. George left Friday nigh
for Emporia, Kansas, where he will
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-16
RUSSELL CHAPEL.

Russell Chapel-J. c. Albertson,
Cal Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
English, E. E. Gilyeart, Arthur Nc
Elroy, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Funk and
G. F. Donley attended the state fair
at Des Moines last week.
Most everyone in this vicinity was
in Ottumwa show day.
Mrs. E. E. Gilyeart was Fremont
caller Saturday.
c. B. McEwen and family. Orval
and Maud Funk, M. and Mrs. David
Cobbler attended yearly meeting III
Oskaloosa Sunday.
Ed Evans returned home Wednes-
day from Dakota.
Mrs. Charles Yenney Of Smith
Center, Kansas, visited at her broth
er's home, Joe Aldridge. last week.
Mrs. Fl. J. Landau and daughter.
Nettie. of Stark arrived Saturday for
weeks visit with Mrs. E. E. Gil
yeart.
James Young and daughter, Pearl.
of Ottllmwa, visited Sunday and Mon.
day with relatives in this vicinity
Mrs. H. ]. Landau and daughter,
Nettie of Stark. and Mr.. and Mrs. e.
e. Gilyeart and family spent Sunday
at the home of H. n. McElroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Harter and Mr..
and Mrs, Floyd Citizens went to Oska-
loosa this week to attend the home
coming at that place.
Mrs. Nellie Van Buskirk and son,
Paul; Mrs. II. ]. Landau of Stark, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Gilyeart and George
Lentz were business callers in OF
tumwa Tcusday.
a. A5ers was business caller in
, Rutledge Wednesday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-16
EDDYVILLE SCHOOL OPENS
WITH MIS- NYE IN CHARGE


h'uus Y ne pupic school open
~ heie MohaaN Win MISS Emma >.
~ a. pilhcipal ana MISS Carpehter
q ADRIAN, Michigan assistant, IN
I ;Ile,s Oh tne Llgh scnooi' Hiss Carroii
W. OF ogden, ftth room; Mrs
, ~ .imuelhian. Iourth room MISS
81 :, miuaiesWorth' tnird room; MISS
S!iusst Sllhohds, second room anu
M'Tn 1erlruue Plerson, mrs. primary;
MISS NNe spent Saturday at the
sG,loo. Duiiullg arranslng the work m
~ ~, iuualiS WIN me hlsh school puplls.
-, " .i, IN me hlgh schorl IS
~ ~, a'.c i,'Ss y 'lis oesltlnl..s VI
.,'S asli; large Eufnosf rom VIZ
,,or M IA elitolle! ID the lrssh
at1a,,+ ne itu1iiosrs IN we slaues are
about as usual. the largest enrolment
o pfsi1s, N me hfth room. seventh ana
- So staues. AZ iook lof We 70 q
nsts 1ueesss1u! year uIldef tne super
VI ot Mss nSHe.
-, ,,., o!ner news.
o,'ie,. iit.,s misses Ss NADER anu Irace
ou,eh' leetIrileu from tneir iar nortnerll
, ,!:tte: ~ rays, . ". todaS, TO stag
W, li'eiI aunt Mrs. frank Berry, ana q
-. NJ H[mooi ne Gon,lg Eeat' l,ei.
.,,,i No Nv 81 W Dahota iasl sp. ing.
nt'1u.o mas ALREADY peen broken on
~ - ~ iiti! purciiaseu ps NJ, M.
&C.,, -. ~ 'saS ior new residence. Inc
-, - .Hos pulldilg modern issl
- me p.nssloW stSle.
NJ. ~, y; 's:he SaNlile ana nef Irlend,
- -. 20 ~, llark, are Nlsit'iig At tlie
.igi,Ic ~ me loiiler son, freq ~
s,ue. az ms place. Mesaames oaVii it
nil G,ark tofineriy liNed nelghoors IN
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-16

Thursday night and Friday visiting his
uncle, John Power, and with friends.
Harry Van Der Steen of Ottawa, ILL.,,
has returned home, after a short visit
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Gordon returned
Oskaloosa with r. E. Grattan, who
wa there from Wapello.
John Summerlott went to Chilli
Gothic Thursday afternoon to spend a
few days visiting relatives.
5. F. Crosson and family have been
visiting at the parental Scott home at
Abba.
J. C. Hamilton went to ottumwa
Thursday afternoon and was accom-
panied home by his wife and baby,
who had been spending few days
with Mrs. Hamilton's parents.
Mrs. Chas. Odem has returned home
from short visit at the Harold home
in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Harding of Char
Mrs. D. Cowden.
Fred Allison of Corydon, who has
been visiting his uncle. S. Allison. east
of town, went to Ottumwa with his
uncle Thursday on his way home.
| Sam Maaskant has entered the en-
10Y of w. F. lager, east of town, and
! has been moving to the jaeger tenant
residence on the farm. Mr.. Maaskant's
wife and three children have Just late
| ly arrived from Holland
Miss Hattie Maude Sanders of
Kirkville was in town Friday night
and Saturday enroute to Oskaloosa to
resume her duties as an instructor in
the musical department of the Oska-
loosa college. She returned a short
time ago from an extended trip to New
York, Niagara Falls and other points
| in the east.
Misses Lizzie Chitwood and Agnes
Gallagher and the latter's brother
Mike Gallagher, were recent visitors
with relatives and friends in Oska :
loosa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-16

preach as a supply in one Of the
churches for a few Sundays.
II. r. Hull attended the old settlers
annual gathering at Keota last Friday.
John Ragan OF Cedar Rapids arrived
Friday and visited with his brother,
William, and his sister, Mrs. d. r. Hol-
den
J. M. Thomas of Cedar Rapids Wis
tied recently at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. ]. ]. Yates, who. together
with her husband, have been on the
sick list.
A. Livingston of Cedar Rapids arriv
ed Saturday morning for an over sun
day visit at the home of his brother
nlaw. f. w. Tomasite
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-16

Chillicothe to spend few days with
their son and brother, G. E. Mason.
who Is telegraph operator. at that
place.
Andrew McBeth of Conlpetine has
returned home after a visit with his
sisters, Mrs. ]. T. Braden and Mrs.
Thos. Patton
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17

q Cine griinolide 8olfs5ablltng
in China miro lebt IN Iusiift ge=
itellt. I'm gu ernteiIen, mas oas
beoeltten pi1 rnuB man iid 5unobIt
oaran erinlerll oaB China lpeitaus
Der bolfreihite Staat Der groe lit,
llno 5peitens, baB bisber MIR Sf)d-
blungen ieiner 8epolferungs5abl por-
lieeen, Die Inn 100 200 Willionel.
51 ibmanfen pfleateli. sSm MagenteI-
nen rednet man nod INNER oaimit,
oaB China 10000 Miaionen
Meniben biret, bod miro oieie 3aJi
BON manden ia6fllnoigell @eoaro-
pben fir iibertrieben gebalten, 10
BOB man in ,llarben 8iibern mol
aud) nur 300 big $50 ober eor nur
$50 Miaionen als Die mabriheinIi-
DIE 3iffer angegeben fin6et. See.
ioll enblih einfnal oos 9fieienurter=
nebmen elmer mirfli6en 8olfs5ab-
hing i'm ean8en 6ineiiiden &eib7
ausgefiibrt meroel1 uno 5mar in Der
ooppeltei 5ornl elmer Sanrilien- slns
elmer &opf5ablung. SSene Ioa bis
gum Sabr 1910, oiele erit biz gum
Sabre 1912 beenSet ner6en. Sci
ser ingebeuren slusoebnung Oes
dineIiiden Mei6s falln Die @roBe Die
Ter @ufgabe iiberbanpt nibt iiber-
16aBt iperoen.
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oen peri6ieoenen gDrien lrnteriu1e!l
iollte, erflart IN ieinenl 8eridt,
oob oie ioeenonnten uSuture" -gar-
fditfe bon 8aunmoue unbebinet no.
tig ieien, oaB aber Die 8orie @eoB=
regeln ergreifen iollte, lnn bas piloe
Spefl1lieren nit lolben uSSuture"
8erfaltfen gu perbinoern ooer ne,
nigitens ein5uibrallfer. 0as &onli-
te meiit alif Dentiblano unb aie
an ben oortieen 8orien geltenoe1
Reeeln bin, nm 5u beipeiielL oaB ci-
ne oerartige 8erbinoerltng ooer
@inihrarfllng nloglid lei.
Ser 5blabtbalsorbeiter Soba
S. Wurpbp, Der neulih in oenl
Sdladtbaus gu Sonerbille, Mailo-
duietts, ploBlid perriicft mnroe ufih
feline Mitarbeiter nit einem Sblabt.
meiier angriff lit bonn @eribt fir
mabniinnig erfldrt 1lnb nab Dem
SSrrenbaus eeidift rporoen. Murpby
totete oarnals fiinf BerIonen llno
bra6te orei anoern idmere @un.
ben bet
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gietoria 9iOiiium, 6. S. & g. ".

s @oO. 8o2 -euero, @ictoria, 7:ao nabm
glbfabrt-
SO. 8o1-guero. gictoria. $3.50 porm
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gHie 1T hfesl.

81 %0tS VIZ WIZ
gSir bieten einbunbert 9onars 8elo6@
nllng fin ieben Sail bon &atarrb, per
ni6t bur6 @innebmen bon 8alls aa>
tarrbsSall gebeilt tperben lam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, gieentb
Sole6o, ..
gBir, Die 11nter8ei6neten, baben s. S.
gbeneb ieit ben lebten IS Sabren ses
faillt unb balten i'm fir pollfommen eff
renbaft in alien Observation-Disclosures
uno finan5iea befdbigt, ale bon ieiner
Sirma eingegangenen Terbinolihtettell
gu erfiillen
@eit & srnag, @roBbanbelgS9ro<
gliiiten, Sole6o, 8.
8aIbine, &innan & Warp II
@roB6artbelsz z9roguiiten, Solebo, o
oal's @atarrb<Snr ipirb innerli6 gee
nomnen unD tpirft brett nllf bas BIni
un6 Die 1t]leimigen Sberfldd5en bes
Sbftems, 3euariiie frei berfar6t. Rreis
Is Gents per Slafd)e. 8ertauft bon alien
gpotbefen.
Salls Samilier>9ilIen iino Die beiten.
9raiioert s9aft enlpfing i'm
@ciBen Sous Or. SAUL Sitter, ben
neuen S1mei5er @eianoten uno
nabm oeiien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
enteegen. Yraiioent uno @eianoter
tauibten oie BEL lolhen @eleeenDe.-
ten iibliden Soflidfeiten inb 8er-
iiAeruneen freunoidaftlider @efiiDl'
aus.
SSn @edopiae, Miii., lit jest
oQes rubig. Ser @ouberneur BAT
Die W}ili5eu mieoer 5uriifge5ogen.
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0etuinttt &prteil.
9nrdJ Die Grfabrmns clues Sun Mu-
tpmters.

sSir fino in Ser 9ot gliidli6 ouraJ
Die @rfabrungen lnlerer 9ea6barll
profitieren 81 fonnen. 9ie offettli-
den grflarrlt9en eiltes San M.l'=
toniers iiber ben folgenoen @egen=
itanO iuerben Sauiet0e bon 2elern
intereiiierel1 9elt bieie 9lnga5et.
SIR fonrt feiren belieren 8elpeis tr=
balten.
S. $. Gulolp, gudfiibrer, go.
327 Sit=Gom1neree StraBe, San Mn=
tonic, Seros, iagt: SD fiige he-
reitlpillieit nein 3eugnis Dem bic
Ter @noerer gu @uniten BON
9pan's 9eierer 9illen BET. Sd 5atte
beitanoig Sbmer5en i'm untern Sell
meines 9fiidens uno id fiiblte r1l1
beItanoig l6lner unb beoriidt. 9eoeh-
Dem ib bon Doan's gil[en gebGrt
batte, neri6affte i6 mir eine Sbuth=
tel bon Ser 8erar Drug Company
nno begann lie 5u gebrau6el1. ,,il
neiner lteberraibung uno 3ufrieoen-
beit erbielt ib pronlpte Ibbiilfe llno
aae Sbmer5en in meinen 9iidea
iino beri6pltnoen. Sd fam iaee'l,
oaB 9oan's gfieren Yillen aenau ods
iiro, fir mas iie ausgeeeben ner-
ben uno oaB iie 5rperlaiiig in Der
@eilung BON 9sieren- nno 8Iaier-
2ei0en 1i110."
Gum gerfauf bel oaen Sdnolerll.
Yreis SO Gents. So1ter=Milburn
60, 8nffalo, Seem Oorf, allei,ligs
slge1tten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grirlnert gu6 bes 9fanlens =
9oans unb nebnnt feline onoeresr.
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Der bei ser Soulton & 3ero3
Central 8abn oneeitellte Eiihlcr
Sermann Sdrniel in 9lultin muroe
BON ieinem Sfero geidlagen, ols er
es onipannen ipollte. Der Sbtn1
trof i'm in's 8eiibt uno nerlesie
i'm 10 ihmer, bob er itorb
9lus 2an1palas miro geneloet
es ieien BORT 5ur 3eit nngefdbr eil,c
Weillion 8funo Wolle aufgeitapelt
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gienie-3eit.


Sm Smmi it's id)on siemlid beif,
gSon nni'rer Stirne rinnt ber Shmeib
Sa it's i'm Jreien fiibl nnb idjIn,
Su lakt nnS amf elm Ttcmic geb'm.
ttnb sngefpdJt mirb bamn 5Mmeift,
glls pb man Gage lang perretft,
80 Diel Jpnrage ntmnt man nit
Die friidbe Guft mad)t Mppetit.
Sa tpirb att 8raten nifbts geipart,
Sa5u Salate mandJer glrt,
unb bann mod &nd)en ntan6erlet-
Sie &affeefamn' lit amdb babel.
Sp 5iebt man benn nes Meprgens aus,
gerriegelt nnb nerid)lieft bas Sams,
Sp Sir, iuie Seniter, Stiid fir Stiid-
Tpr Mbenb febrt man nid]t 5mriif.
llnb lit bet Eicaic= 9lat erreidt
90 ntad)t nan's iidj heqtetit ilnb let1bt,
Wan lagert, etn5eln nnb gepaart,
Sm Sdatten fiibler Senfnnssart.
@er amf Dem 9taiem lagert fih,
Ser finhet Hebbmgs iidberItd),
Mmh ratt id) btr, sit beinemt 8eft':
seq Dtd) ntG1t tn's Mutetietneit!
3nm GiIen Iasert man inn arets
Sid bin nadJ alter H1nertuets,
ltnb tpas man babel leiiten fann
Sm GiIen, itaunet Seher am.
9pfj BEL benz GiIen ftellt fidb bamm
and ein ipliber Surit iupl an,
tlnb iemfsenb Seber babel ipridlt:
Ser Safe t,tt's alletne mtdt!
9pb iieb', TN &prb blenbenh ipeif,
2iegt Mlamp 8ier ia amf Gts,
ltnb sngeiteben ein Seber mui,:
Sett iuirb bas 9icntc crit 0enmk!
SaS MIamp Sier jeber Seit
Gr,pedt bic Suit nnb Sr5blidJteit,
9'rum ubne bies, Der Weiie ipridJt,
0eb' id) aud anf Elm 8icnic ntdlt!
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g. q. & q. 3. gabn.
g.. $. & g. q. (Saupt-2inie).

g.. $. & 8. q. (Saupt- -2inie).
Mnflinft-
$50. 9-@om Often. .7:35 porm
So. 7-@om Often. !. $500 nadm
gfo. 10-@l 9afo II. @eiten. .7:30 natbn
Mbfabrt-
SO. 10-gl gaio Ii. @eiten. 1880 nadnn
yfo. 10-Na6 bem Often. .10:30 na1nt
No. 8-Na6 bem Often. . II 40 BORN
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Ranitalbetlnite
MerpenI9lpdd)e

eGmaGe, nerbole gerfonen. eepIaet bon eoff.
nui1gsIoiteieit nnb f6le4ten Ir6umen, erf45D.
fenben Musfiien, Rruit., 8tiden. urb aopi.
f6mer5en, SaaransfaII sibnabme bes Geb5rs
urtb @eftGtS. statarrb. Wlaeen6rfiden. @tublber.
itnpfune, Miibigieit, @rroten, Bittern, AerofIop.
fen. 8ruiibetIemmung @eneftlt@fett unh 9rib.
finn erfobren aus benz ,Susenb freanb", pts
einfad, i6melt nnb btllis alle nnmatarIt.
den IerInite nnb anSere 0slscn jnseni-
ltfcr Werirrnneen sranbltG sehetlt nmS
pplle Ueinnbbest unb Urobiinn ,pteber.
trlamst werbem fannen. Gang neues
Seilperiabren. Seser ietn eisner Mrst.-
Siee8 aiiberorbentIi& tntereifante uno Iebr.
reide end (Deptf@s aufIaee 19oe). fuedsS
bon Jung unb alt, D1ann unb syrau. seIefeR
tperoen foIfte, fnnr segen Qinfenbuno bon 25
Gents in 9riefmarfsH berfeseIt beBoeen tperben
bon ber
Yripats&linii, 1876. Mp.nne
4lr,p Dprh, y. D.
Wan ertpdbne Die Treie Sreiie f. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17

9p6 bei benz Giien itellt iiib bamm
anh Elm ipliber Surit iupl an,
llnb femf5enh Seber babel ipridt:
Ser &affe ttt's alleime midt!
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Jnlanr.
President Taft
$cbickt dem kcnsress eine
Rciscbaft III.
Rossbard- -5sisr.
SpirItuosen Handler und Sa.
loon.
RSrssnspekuIaticn.
Tiinffaeber fllSrdsr fur lpabn-
sinnig erkIdrt.

~ %S>St~~ ttttSN%AttObS wv
ibaft bes 8rdiioenten lit bent 9nll.
greb augegangen. Ser Brdlioett.
empfielt Die ginfiibrung elmer Steller
BON 5ipei Broaeltt auf oaS geettc-
Ginfomnlel aller &orporotionell,
nit Nusnabnle bon Nationalbanfclra
Spnrbanfen llno Bomb un6 @ldei-
be-@eieIibaften. ct parnt gegel,
Die ginfiibrung eines ginfonllrler-
Iteuer=@eiebes, melbes bon hel!
Dor einigen Snbren fir urfonItitr
tionea erflarten mir ipenig perIhie
ben lei uno empfielt itatt beSien, Oit
slnnabme zines genleinlanlen Ge
lblulies, 0urh pel1ell Sen gtua,
ten Die Mnnabme zines glmenOr-
merts CUR Characterization borse.
idlagen miro, oas Der 8nnoesregic.
riing oas Hebt giebt, eine ginfom-
lneniteuer aus5uibreiben.
Die gntbiillung oes III Ser be-
fonnten Shipeiaer-4olonie Sieh
lano, ST., Dem Dibter bes Sornpah-
er 2ieoes, @eirri1 goBbarot, errih-
telea .a SellIn'aIs Iano alll Sontltoe
Q. 70: sun nan. yer elnofuasoot
leh sSeIer moDl11ell ogn en- pom SI; Soills al
m le,l' uOer looo 3serlonen PEI, ole am
geoTgen III 5me1 gTlra5ngeli ilar
gIgplano 9e1apren naren- Sor oel
e'sesllllWel. Oefll'Ilalpe,pe Diroe e.
as lnl5e Seltl ul,l 0ruoe pes 0la'+
cs esls uosegmlleI = 9ua pel lDelVel paliol
f1,rae % @eSohtnisreae M h;eIt S,e M
erbnpiaer Wpre;ne sehn;;ften Sns
@rnb NIT 9l,nnpn NM arSnapn nns
uun NIT pinem ghorIipSp fonS S;cie,
Sell Ser sspier spinpu gIhihI,s no,
non, gpnfn1oI hottpm 5if i,,s,,;i,l,e., e
rieiioe M3en5d,enmpnnen o,opiom'
mpIt ionoh nos @p5rG,,op ,d,ier r..
hensoefahriih ,nor 'gS;e mGIte ,n,,r.
nen Pon gponnr Sp;nr;h Earn a,r,,
Iih heoriist Sonn erfoIote a;e f ;s,,f.
h;;II,no mn & foiprf;he 11oberooho rms
hr1ht;oen gonf,nols IN a;o stoa,
Siohlo,S n,,rh asrof : slIger+ 0ssts,
o,ig al ao,,is hpu WrGS;Sentpn So,
gpnfmof .@omm;,i;on Sierm,f so,,o
nor ed,me;apr. M .Wonenfsor oesIen
gj3itolipnpr i, oie ssrndten aor ,ar. o.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
WIND WAS BLOWING 700
HARD FOR The CARRIAGE
vesfei Was Ready to Leave shipyard
Yesterday, But Skipper Prefer.
red to Wait.

The British steamship Carriage.
, which has been a. lr local shipyard
a., FIR the past three III .nihs undergoing
extensive repairs 20 bottom damage.
caused by strandin" on the Panama
MAN coast during December last, Will
leave the yard IA, morning. and
af,cr loading abOnl LOO tons or
bunker coal at the Chesapeake < OH .
tiers, will sail for Panama.
The wcrk on The Carriage was
finished yesterday and The ship was
ready to leave the yard, but en- &C
count of the high wind prevailing.
the captain did not think 1t adNisa-
Dl" to move the ship until the weather
med, rated.
The Cartago is owed by the United
Fruit COmpanys and * operated IN
The line between Panama ard III"
West Indies. Sh" will he the first
passenger ste amer 10 TAX" bunker coal
from the chutes on the Chesapeake
Il Ohio piers.
The cost OF the repair work and
Ov"rhauling Oh the Carriage amounted
TO $90.0AO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
HER WHEEL DAMAGED.
Steamer indiana Probably Struck Sub.
merged Obstruction.

The Fumess Witty line steamer
Indiana. which arrived in port yeS;er,
day from London with a cargo CT i'm
prs from London. sustained COZ
siderable damage TO her propeller
wheel on the voyage aud 1t will be
necessary TO ship a new wheel before
the ship leaves p>rt again.
II is thought that tnc damage was
caused by the wheel of the vessel hit
ting some sunken obstruction on the
voyage over. which cracked one Of the
blades and broke part Ct another one
or
: The vessel was docked at Chess.
peake & Ohio pier No late yester.
day afternoon and IL is said that q
portion Ct her cargo will bc removed
from the after portion Of the ship for
the purpose CT tipping her down
by the bow sufficiently to examine the
damaged wheel and II possible. re-.
move il and install the new one in
its place without pacing the vessel
in dry dock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-26
Police Commissioners Dismiss Patrol
man Oliver From Force.
CHARGES HEARD LAST week
After Threatening to SHOW Up"
Somebody in Public, the Accused
Changed His Mind and Asked
Through Counsel for Leniency.

After brief special session last
| night the board OF police commission
ers announced that PatrOlman NJ. W
! Oliver had been dismissed from tho
force Tor neglect of duty and conduct
unbccoming an officer.
Charges were preferred against Or
ficer Oliver b. Chitf of Police neN.
nolds about two weeks ago. and the
officer was suspended pending an ir'
VeSti2atiOn. When the board met "a
hear the case. the officer demanded an
open hearing and said that he pro-
posed to show somebody up" The
, request was granted. and as result
OF the threat TO show up somebody
Zig crowd assembled to take In
the expected sensation when the
board met one night last week to
take up the case.
Much to the disappointment Of the
anxious crowd. Officer ,Onycr changed
front entirely when he appeared be-
fore the board. Through his counsel
Attorney F. S. Collier. of Hampton.
he admitted everything the chief
charged and simply asked that the
hoard be as lenient as possible with
him.
AT the, time the Eoard rendered no
decision. and a second disappointment
was given the crowd. When asked
why the board had reserved its de-
CisiOn one of the members remarked
with smile that the board did not
care to crafty the idle curiosity Of
the waiting crowd.
The commissioners appointed Spec
ial Of!icer H. Isnn 20 tho vacancy
created by the dismissal Of Ofic"r
Oliver