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glass PAINTS FAHNIkHEa
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like these
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front doors rich designs - 50 20 o. 90.
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ScattIe the and HIGH schools.
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gree. that he may prove himself
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BOARD AND NOON.

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property. tut mNl assume Vexr little
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practically level. railroad runs fiaht
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oak 7Hf.
Large heated room and board hnrns
cooking 50 tsit 10. Jefferson E aoSa
Desirable people Will find pleasant
home with excellent board at 2st John st
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Try me $50 risstra faseap~uties tmstt
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where he was gratefully acknowledg
ed as the principal artisan in the
present diplomatic combinations fol
the preservation Of the peace Of
Europe.
Premier BRAND and others Of the
cabinet personally called upon the
British ambassador today to express
condolences. Most Of the French pa
pers appear with black borders today
and their editorials sound a common
note of grief which may be summed
up in the words Of the "Matin," which
says, England has lost, a great king
the world a great figure and France
a great friend"
Rome Wires Condolences.
Rome, Nay king Edwards death
has caused a deep impression through
out the kingdom. The pope has tele
graphed his condolences, as have the
premier and foreign minister.
Taft Wires New King.
Washington, D. c., May 7.-Presl
dent Taft today sent message to
King George, renewing his condo.
lences on the death of King Edward
and expressing good wishes and pros
perity for the reign Of the king.
Roosevelt Gives Coincidence.
Stockholm, May Roosevelt today
issued statement expressing grief
over the death of King Edward, in ap'
probation of the late kings good will
towards the United States, and pay
ing tribute to his great ability as a
statesman and his desire for peace.
Kaiser Cancels Engagement.
Berlin, May 7.-Following the an
nouncement Of the death of King Ed
ward, all. engagements Of Emperor
William for the next two days were
cancelled. The Roosevelt program
however, probably will be carried out
as planned, except that spectacular
features will be avoided and there
will be no Official dinners.
New York Exchange Closed.
New York, May THE stock ex'
change closed for the day at II
O'Clock out of respect for the memory
Of King Edward
Buying orders Of seeming urgency
for some of the principal stocks were
executed at the opening Of the mar
ket There was no sign Of disturbance
on account Of the death of the king Of
England. The opening was IRREGULAR
with prices varioing from a quarter
above to quarter below the closing
figures of last night.
There was no evidence Of any heavy
selling pressure and the general be
lief was that the large financial in
terests we're prepared to take care OF
any possible liquidation.
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0orn-Nov. 9, 1841.r
Created Prince Of Wales and Earl
Of Chester Dec. q, 1e41.
Created Earl Of Dublin Sept. TO-
f84s.
Field marshal Of British army, 1875.
Field marshal Of German army,
1888.
Travelled through Canada and United
States, 1860.
Joined the army In ireland, June,
1861.
Made tour Of the Orient, 1862.
Took his seat In the house Of lords,
February, 1868.
Married Princess Alexandra, daugh-
ter Of King Christian TX Of Denmark,
March 10, 1863.
Typhoid fever threatened life, 1872.
Elected grand master Of Free Ma
sons, 1874.
Made tour through Indian empire,
1856.
Visited ireland, 1885.
Assembled throne, January "a, 1901.
Opened parliament, February H.,
1901.
Stricken with illness, October, 1901.
Held first court, March ID, 1902.
Coronation, Aug. 9, 1902.
Death, May 6, 1910.
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CHARLTON.

Arthur Halton and Miss Viola Benz
nett Of Warren county were united in
marriage in this city yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the residence OF
Rev. M. S. Clark, who performed tho
ceremony in the presence Of a few
relatives. They will reside on farm
in Ottercreek township. The groom is
son of A. D. Halton Of near Nor
wood, and the bride is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett of Liberty
Center. Both have many friends who
will wish them d long happy and pros
porous welded life.
Miss Laura Hess has returned from
few days visit in Clarinda with her
sister Mrs. Geo. Perrine.
Mrs. Jas. Boland visited friends in
Ottumwa yesterday
Ed Martz who has been travelling
with a theatrical company Is spending
a few days in Charlton with his par
| friends.
A. E. Clark Of Benton township on
Tuesday afternoon captured four wolf
cubs. Two others were killed by dogs.
Mrs. Lowry Neff Of Ottumwa, visited
| in this city yesterday between trains
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. o. A.
Houghland.
Miss jeanette Kronberg Of Blair.
Neb., who had been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Mary J. Holmes of this city ana
cousins, Fritz Holmes and Mrs. g. II.
Brown Of Lincoln township returned
| home yesterday.
| Mrs. Mary D Herman left yesterday
for visit with friends in Creston.
She will go from there to Kansas City
where she will make her home with
| her uncle Thos. Osborne.
Clarence Moore and little son Ken
meth of WOODBURY. formerly Of this
city came yesterday for q visit with
relatives and old friensd.
John Surbaugh Of New Concord, O..
came yesterday for visit at the hons
of his cousin Mrs. NJ. v. Adams.
On Tuesday evening wilberforce
Coles suffered light stroke Of par
alysis He is improving. Yesterday he
received a message announcing tho
death Of his brother Wesley Coles.
which occurred at his home in Los
sided here and had host Of friends
in Charlton who will learn Of Lis de-
mise with deep regret. He IL survived
by wife and six daughters.
Dr. and Mrs.. j. Fred Greene are In
Des Moines for few days whA.A tbs
doctor is attending the neetins tbs
State Dental association.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson left yes
terday for a weeks visit with friends
in Chicapo On their way back they
will visit in Galesburg.
Mrs VIM. Schneider and Mrs. J. II.
Curtis left yesterday for Chicago
sister Mrs. j. NJ. P. Smith and attend
the Northern Baptist convention.
Mrs. L. S. Clothier Of Ottercrees
township left last evening for visit
| in Pacific Mo-. with her daughter
Mrs A. L. McNay.
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p e. Lancaster Of Franklin township
captured eight young wolves on his
farm and had them on exhibition at
Abba yesterday. He sold four to pri..
waite individuals for pets and received
the customary bounty on the others.
The south side Of the square Is fol-
lowing the good example Of the west
and north sides by putting In extra
lights. The lights will be the same as
those on the north side.
Charles Snodgrass Of FIT. Morgan
Colo. is visiting relatives and friends
at Abba this week.
Mrs. Sarah Graham returned yes.
terday from Red Oak where she spent
the winter with relatives.
w. M. Parry brought car load OF
butcher stock from Kansas City on
Wednesday.
Rev. II. G. Rice Of the First Presby-
terrain church expects to leave next
week for Atlantic where he will at
tend the general assembly OF the
church which convenes May Is. On
his return he will spend some two or
three weeks among relatives at his
old home in the valley Of the Juniata
about $50 miles west Of Philadelphia.
VIM. Flockhart returned the first OF
the week from Des Moines. The fam
flv are settled in the DR.. Gray proper
ty on Third avenue east.
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A few hours after the death Of his
father, King George V. was proclaim
ed, the proclamation Of the priyy coun-
cillors being made in these words:
THE councillors with one voice and
the consent Of tongue and heart pub
lish and proclaim that the high and
mighty Prince George is now, by the
death of our late sovereign of happy
memory become our only lawful and
rightful liege lord, George ", by the
grace of God king Of the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, de-
fender of the faith, and emperor Of
India, to whom we do acknowledge all
faith and constant obedience, with all
hearty and humble affection, beseech-
irg God. by whom kings and queens
do reign, to bless our royal prince,
George w., with long and happy years
to reign over u.s.
After being notified by the council
lors that he had succeeded to the
throne, King George delivered a brief
address announcing his determination
to endeavor to maintain the high ira
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ditions of the British court and to full
fill to the best of his abilities the great
trust reposed in him.
Lord Chancellor Loreburn admins
tered the oath to the king and the cab
met ministers swore allegiance to the
new sovereign, at the same time ten
dering their seals Of Office, which his
majesty returned. The ministers
kissed the kings hand. This concluded
the business OF the council and his
majesty retired.
New King Shy and Retiring.
The new king was never as popular
as his father. BY nature shy and re-
firing, he had little opportunity to par
ticipate in public affairs. His domi-
nant characteristic is said to be love
Of country and home. The queen now
becomes dowager queen
The new queen is Victoria, daughter
Of the late Duke Francis of Teck. She
was born in 1867. The hair apparent
to the throne is Prince Edward Albert
now sixteen years old. ...
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Boy Missed Rat; Shot Brother.

Newton, May 7.-Eldon Smith was
accidentally shot in the face by his
brother, Ralph Smith. Both are
young men living on farm abo.t four
miles south of Newton. They were
hunting rats about an old corn crib
and we're both armed. The bullet
passed through board and was de-
fected to such an extent that it struck
the younger brother. 1t entered the
cheek bone just left Of the bridge OF
the nose and passed through the face,
lodging near the right ear. Medical
aid was promptly called and the bullet
has been removed. 1t is thought that
Smith will recover.
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ALL BUSINESS sUsPENDs IN LON.
DON AND CROWDS OF PEOPLE
SWARM PAST PALACE WHERE
KINGS BODY LIES.
NEW MONARCH is
As YEARS OF AGE
SECOND SON OF LATE KING AND
QUEEN ALEXANDRA ASCENDS
THRONE AND Is PROCLAIMED
KING THIS AFTERNOON.
**++*+***++++4***

! London, May liking George
+ V. was proclaimed this after
+ noon. Tho proclamation was
+ approved by the prlvy council
+ at q o'clock.
+ The council met in the
I. throne rooms of the st.
+ James palace under the presi-
+ dency OF the Earl Of Carew.
\ The new monarch was given
+ the title Of King George v.
: The king, who had driven from
\ Marlborough house, waited In
+ a room adjoining the council
+ chamber while the lengthy for
! maIites leading up to the act
!. uaI proclamation were proceed
+ ing. With today's ceremony
!. and in his 45th year the sec
+ .ond son Of King Edward VII.
+ and Queen Alexandra becomes
+ the ruler Of the United King
+ dom Of Great Britain and Ire
+ land and Of the British domin-
+ ion beyond the seas, the de-
+ fender Of the faith and the en-
+ peror Of India.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-10
PRESIDENT TAFT, MEMBERS OF
DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND cABl-
EToFFicERs EXPRESS soR.
ROW AT EDWARDS DEMISE.
JAPAN AND FRANCE
SEE LOSS OF FRIEND
FORMER NATION VIEWS HIS
DEj.TH AS LOSS OF AN ALLY,
AND PARIS PAPERS REFER TO
HIS WORK FOR PEACE

Washington, D. c., May liking
Edwards death called forth numerous
expressions o. sympathy and appre-
citation of his ability as ruler from
various members of the diplomatic
corps, cabinet officers, congressman
and prominent government officials
here. President Taft Immediately
cabled condolences to Queen Alex
andra, declaring therein his apprecia-
ton Of chose high qualities which
made the life of the late king SO po-
tent an influence toward peace and
justice among the nations
Secretary of State Knox said king
Edward VII. had qualities which
made his fine influence to be
felt in many international al
fairs. and this influence was
always found on the side Of peace and
Justice" Secretary Mayer and Secre-
tary Dickinson paid warm tributes to
the deceased monarch, as did also
Chairman Cullom of the senate COM
mittee on foreign affairs and Repres-
entatiye Foster. chairman Of the house
committee on foreign affairs Prince
Tokugara, president of the house OF
peers of Japan, who is on visit to
this country, pronounced the death OF
the king a great loss to the world.
japanese Ambassador Uchida express
ed similar sentiments.
Japan Loses Ally.
Toxic, May Japan as Great Brit
aims ally, has received the news OF
the kings death with profound sorrow
All public functions have been sus-
pended. The press is unanimous in ex-
pressions of grief and In declaring
that the death of Edward is a severe
loss, not only to Great Britain, but to
the cause of peace and humanity
throughout the world.
France Mourns Friend.
Paris, May 7-Nowhere in Europe
has the passing of King Edward ere
ated deeper emotion than in France,