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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-25

London, Nov. 24.-The govern
ment plan for the early propaga-
tlon of the commons was upset to-
day. As soon as the lords met
this afternoon 1t was announced
that because SO many peers desir-
ed to speak on the budget bill 1t
would be necessary to continue
the debate into next week. II had
been hoped vote would be
reached tomorrow and the belief
was cui ant that the commons
would be proroaued the last of
November.
London, Nov. 24.-The budget de-
bate yesterday afternoon and last
night was principally remarkable as
showing the likelihood of number of
peers in the free trade interest declin-
ing to support Lord Lansdowne's re-
lect1on OF the motion, although oppos-
ing the budget on several lines. These
peers will abstain from voting. Lord
Pentland, secretary for Scotland was
warned by the peers that the house of
commons could not be expected to
find a way out Of the difficulty created
by the rejection of the budget. This
statement created the greatest inter-
est, as 1t has been supposed that the
government might yield to the lords
IN the matter of adopting temporary
financial measures to meet the situa-
ton arising out of the budgets rejec-
ton. Many liberal members of parlia-
ment had expressed determination to
oppose any bill authorizing a continu-
ance of existing taxation until after
the dissolution of parliament.
Done With Old State of Things.
Lord Pentland declared the govern
ment had done forever with the old
state of things. and that the constitu-
tion and character of the house of
lords must be modified. He also re-
the house that a lone consti-
tutional struggle might handicap the
country In case Of war, and a~ked the
lords to consider whether the penalty
would not be disapportionate to the
offense
May Start Revolution.
Earl Russell predicted that the adop-
tlon OF Lansdowne's resolution would
start revolution that sooner or later
would bring readiustment that would
leave the house of lords powerIess.
Lord Avebury declared that the bud
get would frighten capital out of the
country, cripple enterprise and create
a feeling Of insecurity.
Irish Land Bill In Commons.
The house of commons last evening
discussed the compromise reached
with the house of lords over the Irish
land bill. Redmond and Dillon and 9th
er nationalists hotly denounced the II
lords and Birrell, chief secretary for
ireland, for consenting to the com
promise and threatened the govern
nent with reprisals. Despite the oppo-
s'tion of the Irishmen the amend
ments carried.
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COOK RECORDS READY
Explorers Secretary Sails Tomorrow
for Copenhagen; Decision by
First of Year

New York, Nov. 24.-The records
which DR.. Cook. the Arctic explorer
will submit to the University of Con
enhagen in proof of his claim that he
reached the pole on April 81, 1908, are
completed. Walter Lonsdale, Cooks
secretary. will sail tomorrow for Cop
enhagen, taking the records with him.
He Will reach Copenhagen Dec. IL and
the university announcement is ex.
pected before New Years.
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Want speciaI.'

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. PA delega-
ton of officers of the Illinois Fedora
tion of Labor and the Illinois Miners
union came before Governor Deneen
this afternoon to urge him to include
in the call for a special session of the
legislature the need of amendments to
the mining laws for protection against
fire
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EDIT PAPER I'm JAIL.
Illinois Editor Sentenced for Libel
Plans to Write Copy
L. GaII

Mt. Vernon, H., Nov. 24.-ora F.
Havill editor of a daily newspaper at
Mt. Carmel, Ill, was convicted today
of criminal libel and sentenced to sixry
days in Jail. Havill announces that he
will appeal to the higher court. He
will edit his paper from his cell. 4
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To Close Homeatake Mine,

Lead, South Dakota, Nov 24.-The
Homestake Mining companys mine
here will be closed this evening in an
ticipation of the strike of $500 miners.
Tonight the miners will demand the
closed shop.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-25
RAPIST is LYNCHED
Alabama Posse Riddles With Shot
Negro Who Assaults Woman and
Then Burns His Body

Annison. Ala, Nov. "a. After Grim.
inally assaulting Mrs. w C. Cheat
wood, the wife Of a farmer near Ed
Wardsville, Ray Rolston, negro, was
hunted down by a posse of citizens
Yesterday and after being riddled with
bullets his body was burned. Mrs.
Cheatwood is In a critical condition.
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omered aovernorshin.

Albuquerque, N. M, Nov. 24.A spa-
cial from Las Vegas New Mexico,
says that Chief Justice Mills has a
telegram from President Taft offering
him the governorship of New Mexico
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Get Mail From Aston

New York, Nov. 24.-Mail from Col.
Astor and party arrived yesterday on a
steamer which left San Juan. Porto
Rico, Nov. II. The letters report no
mishap At that time the Nourmahal
was to leave San Juan for some Cuban
mort
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New Reformatnru ua.a

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. Judge RoI-
and A. Russell of Bloomington was to-
day appointed superintendent of the
Pontiac reformatory,
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*#*a******* = J.

.
The two Americans shot by
order of President Zelaya Of
Nicaragua for alleged partici-
patton in the revolution against
him were Leroy Cannon of Har-
risburg, Pa, and Leonard
Groce of Houston, Tex. ReIa-
tives of both men have de-
manded that the state depart
ment bring about an immed-
late investigation of the exc
cutions. Groce and Cannon
were In business in Nicaragua
: the last their friends heard
from them, and it is believed !
that if they took any active
part in the rebellion 1t was to
protect their own interests.
Cannon not long ago wrote to
relatives that Zelaya was his
enemy. Groce has been in
business in Nicaragua for
: fifteen years.
Sts u. u 4. u. ~. x
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Continued on Page s.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-19

S.9tiuu," ~ g.. ~yt!ipeIno 5uldmmen9s
spgensn Srcrsr itanb beutliG gu lefen:
ga, ober iporum mub bds lsin2
Sore bsiterc 2~ebensIreube noGie
rrn osnl Sole niobt3 l~Diilsn. Sort nit
Dem finItcrcu 6eisQcn! YEAS bate er
auT hieier iAoreu Mslt gu iuden?
N9G9reno 10 Der 5aeit hes 0eimritts
i4>petgshD perlief unb lie ii6 BON iDren
Scl6itontldaen unb triiten 8ebanfsn
ridt lpeqfonb, ioh CT i'm Settle imner
iic, nie iic, ais lei ts 91rl ielbitpsrz
ItGnoliA, IN Den Staub pcs QDcgsS hin=
tnists unb id, iibsr Die biirftige, lstms
Dslpribte GsItalt be3 SpptsN hsuote.
i'm obne Sdeu nit ibren feinen !,ans
rem psriibrcnb unb beta teno.
Sm &opf but lie uitt piel. in Ser
zen nsifo megr! 3u pieism S@lub gss
lon9te er.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04
(COntlnued)
Copyright. 1898. b, G. - Dillingham; Co

(COntlnued)
"Thrrr little woman" he caspcd.
"that- for you. all of II. every penny
OF It. Yuu know that three days ago
when .limsy started uu that trip OF In.
sI~tiuu t" our South American ports
of call Williams went too aud that
they are 10 Ne gone for two or three
months Wen. I'll s4ve you a million
chances aud youll never come near
guessing the decent thing Williams
did. lie recognized my services To the
company at last by promoting me to
head new exchange and collection
department with Il salary of $500
month. the raise TO date from six
months back. Here's the six months
back pay-Sl.SOO."
II was Emma's turn to get up and
wnltz when she had recovered some
what from her establishment.
They decided at her suggestion 10
celebrate their good fortune forthwith
by banquet royal for two at one Of
the fashionable restaurants Hastily
she donncd her prctticst costume. and
they set out. Never had she been so
vivacious. never more charming.
Now" she said joyfully. "you'll bc
able to get a dress suit, and | can
have piano"
The lack of n piano always had been
cause fuf keen regret
Then she began to consider how they
might live more comfortably than they
had been doing. Joe proposed that
they should avoid the housekeeping
aud servant problems altogether 10y
living In an apartment hotel. lie
thought this would be within their
means II they furnished the apart.
mcnt themselves lie did not think II
would cost more than living In Hat
Emma fell In with this view with ca.
ger enthusiasm.
Investigation proved the plan little
more expensive than they had bar.
gained for. hut they had what ap.
Feared TO Emma Ia be n fabulous sum
OF money on hand. and they found an
apartment which 81 pleased them In n
hotel where the arrangements appear.
cd to be satisfactory that they decided
to take II.
Then Emma. with n Hight heart and
full which. however, did not
remain long In its bullying condition
experienced for the first time the un.
alleged felicity Of shopping TO her
hearts content, and the tangible re-
suit OF her percgrinatiUns WAS n
charmlngIy furnished nest. conspIcu.
GUS among the objects In which was
her coveted piano.
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was engaged In her usual pleasant oc.
cupation OF criticising-or knocking"
as Joe called II.
Brooks was In dinner coat and bore
other external evidences OF his pros.
perity. which, howcvcS was being
purchased al considerable physical
cost. for he had become thinner and
was pale and haggurd. The worry his
new position occasioned him was
plain TO be seen. and he was In an ex.
ccrably surly mood and as nervous as
the proverbial cat.
AS was saying to Joe" observed
Mrs. Harris. turning to Emma and
Beth. 'for "A hotel Of this character
the coffee Is not what II might he. It's
terribly bitter. Otherwise liked the
dinner. Yes. on the whole, | liked the
dinner. But II were you. Joe. I'd
complain about your walter"
whats the matter with him?"
asked Emma.
"iathcr impertinent and
THAT waiter suits me. and I haven't
heard Emma kicking" cut I'm Joe.
But Mrs. Harris was not to be sup.
pressed by any snubbing from him.
still" she persisted. ~ think for
the money you are paying here"-
For the money | am paying here"
he rftorted. I'm satisfied. 1t seems to
mcshat that Is all there Is TO IT,"
Mother. dear. please don't find
fault" urged Emma. at Is all so
much better than It has been. think
you should be happy to see things as
they are"
so much better than Emma's had
for SO long" chimed In Beth.
BrOoks scowled at her and, gathering
up some more papers from the table,
rctrcatrd with them to his chair and
began 10 peruse them rather fever.
ishly.
II never read the papers any more"
declared Mrs. Harris. "All they have
are scandal. murders and men who steal
money from their firms. N.Y. don't
know what the world is coming tor
Wasn't II terrible about that man
yesterday walking out Of the bank
with small fortunef" said Beth.
81 cant understand how a man can
deliberately steal" shifted her mother.
especially when there isn't a chance
on earth Of getting away"
Hes the man who gave all the
money TO some woman. isn't hep
Emma wanted to know.
"Nes, Hen have plenty of time TO
think 1t over. The penitentiary isn't
a bit too good for men like him."
81 felt SO sorry for his wife, poor
woman" remarked Beth. She'll have
to stand most OF the trouble"
Brooks jumped up impatlently, bit.
Ing his nails with annoyance.
where's the rest Of this paperY" he
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04
ORPHEUM.

This will probably be the last week
OF the Wise and Milton Company at
the Orpheum, and the best bill so far
presented by the company will be seen
at the theater tonight. These come.
dams have made place for them.
selves here that will remain as long as
time Is reckoned They are funmak.
ers par excellence, and their show
has been free from suggestions that
are common In lOw-priced shows and
Objectionable to the refined person
wherever they may be made. Wise is
a veteran performer He Is mass of
that quality of cemody natural to col.
ored men of American and found no.
where else. Years ago, In the days
when Billy Kersands and Tom McIn.
tosh were on the top rounds of the lad.
der Of fame, they appeared with Cal,
lenders Georgia Minstrels In an East,
crn city where they were unknown.
Both were light In color and used cork
to bring their faces to the shade of
the Ethiopian. This fact was noticed,
and an oldtme minstrel who was In
the audience remarked that "Coons
can not be funny for pay. Il is neccs.
sary to have those blackedup white
men to bring out the humor."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04
PARK.

Two very good pictures will be fea.
tured at the Park, on Fort street be.
low Beretania, tonight, something that
will interest everyone. Hunting the
Hippopotamus on the River Nile" will
appeal TO those who enjoy hunting big
game The camera man caught this in
good time, though the hunt was ar
ranged for him, and some parts of the
series are exciting enough to please.
Another pretty picture Is "The Bo-
hCmian Girl" an opera so well known
that II is not necessary to go into de-
tail here. There Is pretty scenery and
fine costuming In this picture. All II
nccdgts the music of the opera to he
realistic reproduction Of one of Gou.
mods best. There will be several
stunts by the little girls, who have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04
"Nnn mnrrlcn loo"

you married Joe"
"les." said Emma seriously, "and
that's why want you To have such
good time now. while you can. or
course | hope you'll not have the hard
pull that joe and | have had mean
when yuu are married but one never
can tell "
Newer mind the past now. Emma.
Think how happy you are"
II KNOW II is gnud to he living
once again hut the hest ut II all Is that
lur has ~iIc,r,drd Even moi her nd
miis II Thiuk Ut IT,
"Shr even likes him." routidrd Tcth.
MY G.wr yuu knuw that mother
NrS uiIsi any one whn has healthy In
dhWti"uS uf u bank account
"Emmn " rn'li"d the girI. you ought
t. lr ashamed"
II ~ not laughed her sister I'm
too ruuI"uicd | don't think tina; |!
shall evrr forget the night. nearly
seven WEI s ago when Joe came
home with the good urws. his salary
more than tripIrd aud sin months back
pay"
Joe never thought Capt1in Williams
would de- II for him"
No. nor And the way II was
done. Nou know the captain and Jim.
sy had hr"u gone three days before
Joe knew the god news"
when ar" they canning back? Not
for "A tuputh uuyNuy"
Joe says he doesn't know"
isn't II funny that with all his luck
he doesn't Srrin cuntcntcdT'
Emma became grave.
Hes worried. poor dear. and | can't
make II out" she said. perhaps he's
So anxious to succeed Ia his new posi-.
ton"
In the rHrlUr Mrs Harris sat fan.
ming herself. for II was very warm
day. She was dressed In gown Of
summer iinpry that would have been
more suitable to her had she been.
say. fifteen years younger. and she
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04
CuNpTER X.

AT the end of the first month
IA passed IN their new home Mrs
* y iiruuks' JOY In the sudden and
great change In her husbands
fortunes In the steamship company re-.
malncd unGiminIshcd Her mother.
Mrs, Harris. had come to hook upon
him with great respect and To he rath
or proud uf her sOn.in-law. who had
belicd her dire prognOstications and
upset MI her firmly rooted ideas aud
convictions by rising In the world
AstO Brooks himself the eXuberance
of his optimism had worn on consId
erably. He did not share to any ex-
tent In the light hearIedness Of his
wife, who dliTused happiness and rip
pied II IN joyous music on the piano
and IN songs that had smoOthed out
the crcases OF care on her fathers
brow when she sang TO him In the
days of her gIrIhood. He had become
more and more thoughtful, with lapses
NJ unexpected times into abseutmind
rdHess. Moreover, OF late, symptoms
Of his former III huinor and nervous
irriiability had rcappearcd.
Goodness Emma. one would hardly
know you. exclaimed Beth to her one
evening after dinner, 10 which Mrs
Brooks had invited her mother and
sister "YOur dress IL II dream. and at
Ianie you were positively radiant"
She had followed Emma into her
bedroom aud was gazing in adnira-
lion ~ her sparkling eyes aud her
checks rosy with health
Il an happy" admitted Emma. put.
ting her arm around her affection.
ately.
DO you know. dcarie. I'm just be.
ginning to know who and what you
areT'
Highly amused at the girls patroniz.
Ing manner aud not NJ all inclined TO
take her seriously, Emma looked at
her with assumed gravity.
"How's that. little sisterT she In.
CURED.
PLEASE don't call me little sister, "
objected Beth. You're always max.
Ing fun uf ne"
My dear Beth. It Is you who are
always making fun Of yourself" EN-
ma told her
indeed I'm nOt"'
"Why not laugh and play and Just
be u girl real 'tomboyr After all,
thar's the thing luu are only eight
cen while | have reached years OF
discretion. I'm twenty i've, you know.
aud uwfulIy slald and wise In conse'
qucncc."
You weren't a tOmboy."
"Oh. yes, was until fell In love,
You we're wee bit OF little maid
then, and after fell IN love | became
u silly little goose like all girls In love,
aud then
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04
RECREATIONS
{: u u 8, :, II II u 8, u n 3, :. . q n q
ART

ART.
One of the quaintest and at the
same time realistic films yet shown
before a Honolulu audience Is that
presented by the Art Theatre man
agement today, entitled, where
There's a VIII There's Way" II
depicts a delightful little love story
wherein a pair OF young lovers cir
cumvent an irate parent, and In n
imagination whatever, the views
presented on the screen carry one
back to the days of crinoline and
hoop skirts, high heeled boots and
Il waterfall" style most popular in
the late sos and early As. The plot
is intensely interesting from begin
ming to end. Hard headed old
squire" learns Of his sons infatua-
tion for, and intention to. marry a
popular actress of that day, and i'm
mediately sets out for his sons home
to prevent any such action on his
boys part. The young folks in the
meantime are advised of the old
mans coming and set on foot plan
whereby through the old gentlemen's
overzealousness to prevent the mar
riage, the very thing he wishes to
Illustrate is most happily brought
about. The entire film is most faith
full to the life and customs of that
time, from the old fashionable four
In hand coach, with its aristocratic
load of passengers, down to the cos
tunes, and most minor details of u
well regulated home during the I'd
quarter OF the last century, even to
the blowers, and irons at the open
fire place and pipe lighters on the
mantle piece. To go into the detail
of the plot would spoil half the plea
sure OF seeing this artistic film. Suf-
flee 1t to say that the acting of the
characters depicted is par excellence;
particularly so that of the old squire,
whose facial expressions show al
most every phase of human feeling
and character.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04
EN- PIRE.

Manager Overend has a good bill on
for tonight, something that will inter.
est all classes and all ages. The films
received fran the Coast agents last
week are the latest to be presented
this side of San Francisco, and are
wonderful creations. Wallace and
Way will continue to entertain the
large audiences with their refined act.
A feature at the Empire is the music,
which. though produced mechanically.
is better than that heard In any of the
motion picture houses here. Tho place
is cool. sanitary and comfortable 1t AL
times, and with the excellence Of the
film service It not not to be wondered
that the business at the Empire has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04

sneakers record on the tariff ana
currency bills comes In for special
notice. Speaker Cannon refused an
solutely To make an immediate reply
TO Mr.. Fowlcr's statements, but he
had previously announced his pur-
pose Of replying to his enemies next
December on the floor Of the House
lie will make the fur n.y." he said
In making up the list of committee
men for the coming session OF the
Sixty-iirst Congress Speaker Cannon
punished Mr.. Fowler for his antas-
onism by dcpriving him of the chair
manship of the House Committee on
bankiih, and currency, which the
New Jersey han had held many
years. II Is reported that the man
favored by the present administra-
ton for the speakership is Rcpdc-
sentative Chhrles Il. Townsend OF
Michigan, who is recognized as one
Of the legal lights of the House OF
Representatives. He was joint au-
thor of the Esch-Townsend bill,
which paved the way for the Hep
burn bill regulating railroad rates.
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MASSEURS.
Mr. and Mrs. Hashimoto,

l7S BERETANIA AVE, neay EMMA
Bath and Electrical Treatment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04

Dr. u. l.. Hutchinson has anne unccd
that he will retire permanently from
his large dental practice In Honolulu
and devote his time to tobacco raising
on his Hawaii lands.
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; IoTulaucts
"Oh. ! know-what Jimsy calls the
dope sheet" said Emma. "There II
is"
Mrs Harris looked mortified
ice. you certainly aren't interested
in races horse raccsY" she interro-
gated.
"Ycs. I am" he snapped II don't
play ON. but like to look 'cm over.
What " tr
They're awful" declared Rcth.
THAT'S exactly why most nirn steal
money
well. d"nrie. Joe isn't stealing mon
cy or playing races. :" dent get wor-
ricd," commented Emn,a. liitl" testify.
| Mrs Harris persisted
/ captain Williams says that tho
race track ruins more young men
| and
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promised TO Take her"
"Nb,re do Icome inr,
Mrs. Harris answered for her:
"You lust take us; call for us after
the show and nut us on n car"
I'VE simply can't miss this chance
can we. mammal" said Beth. "You
will take us and come for US, won't
you. Joe?"
"Oh. | suppose So" he acquicsced, o
little YEARLY.
| At that moment the telephone bell
rang, and Emma answered It.
"ies. right up" she instructed the
operator and, hanging up the receiver.
turned with an eager smile.
1--WE got surprise for you." she
said. Guess who's callingf Some
one who wasn't expected for month"
| "Jimsy.' cried Beth.
! "Jimsy smith. straight back from
Guatemala.
Joe's eyes widencd. and the little
color IN It faded from his face. He
was very much startled by this uncx
pected WISH. but Kept sufficient control
over himself not to make the fact too
apparent.
is captain Wiliiams win bimT In
quireu Mrs' iihrrs.
don't Know. answered Emma.
WONDER whnt brings hin bncRE lie
WASN'T expected Tor month or SIX
Weeks
| SUPPOSE inc captains Win Nun,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04

brought joy to so many of the Jolly
Tars during the time the feet has been
in port. They will sing some popular
songs that will please.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-04

tation of Speaker Cannon, repeating
the old charge of czarism and fav-
criticism in the Speakers conduct OF
House affairs and referring to him
as Ignorant anw prejudiced." The