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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

Ssleci council, 6. SftObsr


Sc mar in bisisr Sisuus aufrdum'
unssabsnb, benn iammtli6s Sorla9sn,
bic nod in Der Sdwsbs binssn, purosn
bel orittsr unb snSsIltissr Ssiuns anss'
nommsn. pie fOlst: DaB nit ben Se'
amten Der Qadawanna @ompanis In be-
trsff bee uunOtbissn Pieiiens Der Soto'
motiusn in Der rOiotd" fonisrirt wsros,
DO Die 8irstr ipesiell Siahts onrd bai'
ielbe in ibrsm S6luf seitDrt wsrbsn.
@rridtune pom Sebn nsusn Ssasrwebr'
quartiersn. Efluitsruns uon groipeet
auenue, 3niihen &ocuit uno 5rout ctr.
Steinplattsn Seitsnwese on Pettsbons
uno Sadion StraBsu. YHaiterun9 pOn
Uiabon Court, 3wiiden Sibion uno
Niprtls StraBsn. Ssitsnwsse an ben
Strn6en in Der 12. Barb, ipO oieielben
uDlbis Iinb. Seitsnwssc an Yine Stra'
&c, Smii6sn Gaplor uno Prescott aus'
nuss. Dag Der 5rau Wiallaro pou
9aiuDette Stra6e SAT erlaubt wsroen,
ba ibre 8obnuns quarantirt poroeu
mar. Das elm OiietbstOntratt fiir bas
Seuerpsbrquurtisr on Yittston ausnut
einsssansen wsrOs, nit oem Sorbsbalt,
bab bic Staot oaiislbe innerbalb fiinI
Sabrsn fauflid srwsrben fam. Dem
| 8. z. Ebomas in Der /. Waro erlaub'
sno, Elm nit 1udlteinsu bsfleioetes 9olS'
ssbduos su srri6ten. Dub uor Der Pfla'
iteruns elmer StraBe ben @rnnobeiiserr
20 Gage 9iudridt ssssbsn meros. TO-
oaB Die nOtbissn Yerbinouusen nit oem
ab3ussfanal uim. scmuAt Dsroen fOu'
men. DaB alle Pfoiten on Der Sadior
Strass. spOn Dtain Gusnue Sur Stabt'
CREME. innsrbulb 80 Easeu lur 8inn'
ltsinlinie usriest perbsn iollsn.
@insersi6t wurosn bic iOlssnben Dor
laeen; @OrbOn- 5eueralarmfaiten be
@lsuruisw StraBs, iiber ben Sabnselei
fen. 9Owrp-DuB bas abSuSstanal'
baiIin on Wtonroe auenue unb Wprtll
StraBe rspurirt weros. Stipp-Plane
SpeSifitatiOnen uno Soiteniibsridlue
Sur Jiiuelliruns uon 8bseler ausnue
3wii6en Sliue unb @ibion StraBen
gBoOblins DaB bic Courts bintsr Sr'
ping unb RrsscOtt Guenuss rspurirt
wsrben. iObuB Baiisr nitt uui priuates
@i9entbum lduit. S'SOple-Pldne 3ul
@rOffuuns pOn Ripple StruBe, swiider
@sbar unb Rittston apenuss. 9iahlai
oes 8faiteruuss gleBments Der ct
Puuls @piscop. @smeinoe. Wattbews
I-DaB Die Seitenwsse Dor Wiorsur
Sweensp's @isentbum an Der PsttebOn'
StruBe rsparirt wsr6sn iOllsn. Softer
-Das ab,ussianal giiebmsnt ssssr
Die @mburp WstbObiften @smsinOe 81
itrsi6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

@inbrii6e unb Diebsrsien bssinssn, finO
am DOnnsritas BEN DetsntiOnsbauis
iibermieien mOrben, nm eine Sisuus
Oes SnSsnOssri6ts ab5uwartsn.
e. Sbi6On feline jwsi Pferos setObtst
uno Der pOrbsrs Gbsil bes gBassns obs
ssriiisn uno Ssrtriimmert puros, uls am
Disuitas 9ia9mittas elm .. & 8. 3us
bic ausruituns auf Der @apns ausnus
Srsujuus traf. entfam 9eOrse Basnsr
BON 8aDne Guenus obne Die serinsite
gsrlesuns, troscsm Der .5uS ibn nur
um einise 3oa permiBts. Der llnfaa
purbe Oabur4 usruria4t, Oab Die Pfsr.
be sridredtsn uuo sr iie nidt tOntrol.
liren fonnte.
- Ser SOpT unb Die S6ultsrn zines
Utannes wuroen Disnitas gtudt snt'
lang eiuem Soblsnjus bel gio. aufss'
funoen uno alS man bic Sade ndber
unteriuhte, lpurbe Der Reft oes SOrpers
untsr sinem 9arrsn auf9efunosn. Spar
ter paro Der @st6otste oils Der 35 Sabre
alts SOispb Mudouita iosntifiSirt, ben
man fur3 uorbsr bemsrfts, ole sr 3rpi'
idsn 3pei 9arrsn our6treu3en wOllte ;
wabridsinlid purbe er sefunsen, uls
bic 3msi 8arrsu Suiummen iamsn.
- -Soispb 3. 9erbsrt, Der an 9iorb
Dtain StraBs cine @isarrsnbanoluns
betrieb, mudte um Samftus in sinsm
Sinter3immer bort sinsn Sslbitmorb.
psriu9, inbem sr fid nit sinsm Raiir'
msfsr bic Ssble bur6i6nitt. @r warO
in lsbsussefdbrlidem 3uitauo naa oem
StOtbfall Soipitul ssnOmmen, mo er am
SOHntuS YormittaS itarb. Wfan nimmt
an, baB 9erbsrt in sinem tsmporaren
aufall pon @siitssit6runs. burd cine
alts 8unOe ueruria6t, bic unislise Chat
be9ing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
SaS xhal abfp arts.

9ablor. - Das uuseSeists S6ieBeu
bss 9Dilbslm Tell Rifle Stub lit nun 80
8aHsr sspOrben. inbem ss einlelnt
S6iissu sriter @r6Be CAB, welds bus
0etter Su falt unb bic Gage gu turi
fanOsn. g8arten mir oaber, bis bus
Bettsr uussusbmer unO bic Gage lduser
perosn.-@ie uus 9emelOet wuroe, mil
ndditen WiOnat Serr gbrubum Sirdsr
uOn Ohio oieism Stdotdsn einen Be-
iu6 ubitutten 1T isbr wiIltommen.
- Sn guocu iturb am Dienitas bus
pier Sabre alte SObnlein Der @beIeute
@owarO JiOs.
S8illiam 8. Surfe, elm friiberer
BOitmeiiter uou Wiiuoofa. purOe um
Sreita9 WtOrsen in Der 2a1lor 3ehe
BON eiusm Dsdsuiult eribluseu, oils sr
nit oem Rauben pom Stiispfeilern be-
i9afttst mar; ss nabm cine balbs Stuu'
be, I'M ben SOrper Oes Ssrunslidtsn
uon Der Wtaiie ju befreien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Bon Neter8bura.

= Den @bsleuten 8. 6. Bisieder
uon Prsscott aps. uub Z. 9. S9aub
uon Wbsslsr Gusnus bat Der Stor6 ie
Elm E6dtsrlein bintsrlaHen.
- anOrsp Mfiid uon Paul StuaBs
wurb Samftas Oiudt on SatfOro Court
uon swsi unbsfunntsn Wtdnnsrn iibsr.
fallen uno erbislt sinen tiidtisen S6las
auf ben SOpf. i6rie aber 10 laut, baB
feline ansreifer idnsl emit flobsn.
Ger 70 Sabre alts SObn Slssmann
BON Bbeeler auenue puroe am Samitas
inusrbalb elmer Stunbe uon Swei lin.
fallen bstrOffen. 3usrft itOlpsrte sr auf
ben Sadapanna 9elsiien uno murbe
ourh ben 5all bewuBtlos; elm 2OfOmo'
tiuleiter bsmertte i'm auf ben 9eleiIen,
bisIt isinsn 3us an uno trus ibn in elm
5elO, mo- Der alts Srr iid wieber er.
bolts. Damn beitauO sr oarauf, allein
iid naa Suus ju bsSsben, bstam aber
auf Der Mprtle Strass Bride sinsn
Sdwa9sunfaIl unO itiir5ts in ben Bad
unten. Dur4 Oieien Sall srbielt er
jpsi ssbrO6ene Rippen unb Sdrum.
men, aud lit ss mOslid, OuB er iuuers
lid uerlest lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Spbe.4arf u cti;en.

- Sin Dumb bes SObn Billiams
uon Baibburu StruBe unb cine Stinf'
fase ssristben SonutaS 0iadt uneinun.
Der uub bis eritersr bic Safe setOotst
bate. mar bic Cuff 10 uerpeitst, oaB uiele
9suts pdbnten, Der abiussfanuI iei usrD
itopit porosu. Die itaOtii6en 8eumten
purosn biesbeSislid benadridtist unb
itelltsn na9 elmer llHteriuduns ObiSs
Tbatiuds feit.
- Sm sbrphrOisen sllter BON 79
Sabrsn 1T Donnsritas abenO in ieinsr
8Obnuns on SamptOn StruBe, mo er
iiber 40 Sabre mobnte. Ssrr SObn Shd'
fer geltorbeu. Der 8eritorbene, wel9sr
bon YrofeiiiOn Eiidlsridrsinsr mar,
nnros am %. Sanuar 1881 in Dsutid'
lamb ssboren uno mirO BON ben SObneu
SsnrD. Ssrmann unO stephan unb ben
GSftsru 3ats unO 5rau Baul S6On,
jebn @nteln, BEN Uruoer Ruoolf Shd'
fer uOn Pittston auenue unb Der Sdws'
ftsr Srau @art 9sbsr uOn hampton Str.
iibsrlebt. Die Ssiissung erfOlste am
Sonntas Sia6mittas In benz 0aibburn
StraBe SriebbOf, nad siusm Erausr'
bisnit in Der @bsitnut auenus Osutidsn
Prssbptsriidsn 9ir6e, ben Puftor Sa'
fob S9Ottle leitste.
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whites. Barre Madbrtdbten.

- NH OCT Oat9et ufatt9ttp Putuut
am Montus nabmsn 5000 Wdnner uno
3nabsn tbsil, fuit alle in Uniform.
- Sn 8nOmins lit am MOntus
Sosbuu &o,slle i'm alter BON 100 Sab
rem, 6 Dtonatsn uno Gag ssitorbsn.
- als @ntidaOisuns fur bic @Om'
bsmniruns Der yiortb StraBe Bride
ourd oas Gountp wurben Der SSilfes'
barre & aspitone Bridge SO. $780,
O34.96 ,ussiproden. uripriinsli6 bat'
ten bic Ssii6tissr Der @Ompanie nur
s SO, 500 erlaubt.
- Sm 2aufe Der lssten Boae iinS
bier ssitorben: 9err Srant Srieb uOr
9iorb gBuibiuston StraBe; Sran Wfa'
rio Ssbiid uou SOwman StraBs, i'm
gltsr bon 70 Sabrsn; Sraulein Souii'
9lein BON MoDallsn StraBs, am ~
pbus; @barlss Suiisr BON aiblsp, in
glter BON 43 Sabren.
- Der bisiiss 9urnusrein bat iid
our6 bic 8abl psrmansntsr Seumtsi
fonitituirt. Die 3abl Der Eurni6iils,
betrdst pisr;is uno bic llebunssn wsrbsl
pon attiusn Eurnern. bic Wtitslisbs
Sss 9u5srus 3weisss iinO, ssIsitet; SBil
belm PrOs 1T Der srite, @uitau rllbrid
Der 3neite Turnwart uub 2anomener''
Dale Der Eurnplas. Sir 8inoer Dol
Mitslieo.rn bss Eurnpereins 1T Der I'm
tsrri9t frsi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
3uberlaifge
SooenbeOefnugen 5il
erfaunli9en
Griparniken :!

: .Sefonomie" - bic Beitrebnn9 uno
Der Gbrssis isOer eutsu Suusfrau.
sSstonomie"-im uollitsn Sinn bss
9Dortss, 1T Der @runoitsin cisiss iisbsn
Gass Bsriaufss uon -@lobs 0ualitdt'
Bobenbsbsdunssn. Sin 3n GROCER Sor'
ratb peruria6ts bic Preisbei6neibuns
-perben Sis ben Sortbsil srbui6en !?
Dieter Ssrfauf wuros fir Sis arran'
sirt-brinssn Sis bic SsrmsIiun9sn fur
einsn nsusn Subteppid-beuts.
55e 9umpen Snsteppi6e-39e
Ssimssmudts 5usteppias-aus nsu'
en- 9umpen-isbr babib.
sI.1O Suetsppi6e-79e
rlmpsubburs Columbia Srhfslsr
Sustsppi6e-sins @lle brett.
sI.I5 Sueteppi6e-95e
Der bette 1O-Drabt BriiHeler SuB'
tsppi6- orisntuliids uno Slnmsn Del
fins.
$I.35 Susteppi6e-Sl.1O
S6psrs armiuitsr SuBtsppias-9s
maat, sslest uno bstlsiost 5u bisisn
Preis.
$1.65 Jubtsppi9s-$1.45
Ssbr feline GBiltOn Selust SuBtsppi6
-ssmaft, Sslsst unb bsflsiSst su Ots
fem Preis.
500 Rugs-$14.9S
Die beftsn 1O-Drubt 9 bel ~ natb
lOie Gupsftrp Sriifslsr Russ.
$32 Russ-S22.5O
S6wsre @Oritsb Grminiter Russ-
pra6tuOlls Wtuiter.
$43 ss-$34.5O
! gra6tpolls 9 bel ~ Gopal sSiltoi
Rues-alle neue Deiiins.
s13 Russ -S1O.5O
Slasa umpsnobare RugS g bel L
erOs-pisls usus 5urbsnsffefts.
Dritter StOd-5uBtsppi6 guOeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

- Die Samburs glmerita Dampf'
idiff @Ompunis bat ulle SOrbsreitunseu
setrOfien, um iOfOrt sinen OirsiteH Rai'
iasieroienIt 5wiibsn 9amburs unb Pbi'
IuOsIpbiu iu's 8erf gu isssn. Dreimal
mOnutIid werOen Dumpfer 3wii6en ben
beiOen Sdfen bin' uno bsrfabren unO
iinO baiiir bic S6iiie @raf g8alOerise,
Bring Sstar unO Yrini aoeIbert aus
erisben. @ruf SDuIoerire miro idOn am
28. SftOber uOn Sumburs Oireft nad
PbilaOelpbiu fubren. Die Sanoun9se
ftsue lit Pier DO. 40 unO Al am Sube
pOn 8aibinstpn slusnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

rDOm Sippur-, Der bsorutsuOits
6sisrtas Der SuOsu, bsSunn WiittpOd
abrno uuO euOst beute NIT SOnueu'
untsrsuus; sr WirO aud Der lunss Gag
,aooont
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

Die fsinlten Drudarbeiten Der Stabt,
Sisfert Die Office oes -@OasubIatt.A
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Deutf&e,. .8rtefttfe.

u. 8. gblsrinS, 9surB armbruit,
gB. Wt. 8ubei, @ruce 8Orfman,
Z. g. uuo o. 6. Braunftein,
@usen Dittrid, SatOb Gdslrp,
6reb. SO. Slider, Stunlep @rsOlsin,
so. @ludman, 9. gB. @GaB.
5rau VI. @sislsr, 0tsp. @m. 9sim,
g8. 8. SOffman, u. SraUis,
Otto 9Ober, 5rau Mt. Sletn,
Stella 9anOuuer, @Owarb Mauses,
Wf. Rolsnbaum, Srau Reiber,
Srau Sreb S6ul;, Sid Sdillsr,
Srau SEQ. Saul, 9Ouis lllri6.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
Your Gloves Are Important

important that they should be selected haphazard
~ but chosen with the greatest
The safest and easiest way insure your gloves against
mperections buy from The Style Shop where only the
welknown reliable makes sold, and the quality and fit
both guaranteed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
Linen Dresses Take the Lead
f-inC0 and of

purchase IimnFr ko fn
Hughh beautiful models Yin
are mnnng wl h hando
the line The sesar arpatcuan alngsl
NNL curse
CN whe Dainty
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13

worn occasions where ahi ha
calling menedno
newF and Russian dsn
entire
new colo amow wiarapc
ar dD blue
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-13
The Millinery Encha1freSS
Has Woven Her Magic Spell for You

ibboho
- wIfn hard
sombert
nandar
ynodds
hom$15
at and
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-03
COMPANY OFFERS
BROWNS $4,000
YOUNG GIRLS ORPHANED BY
WRECK OFFERED SMALL
SETTLEMENT.

Waterloo, May 1.-THE first damage
! suit in this district court against the
Rock Island railroad company grow
ing out of the terrible wreck at Green
Mountain last March, when more than
half hundred lives were snuffed out,
was filed here by Mears & LoveJoy,
acting as attorneys for Mrs. Hattie
Bunt, who is administrative of the es-
tate of George P. Blunt, one of those
who was killed. Damages in the
amount of $4,000 are asked.
Mears & Lovejoy wrote to the claim
agent and the general attorney Of the
railroad company, asking for confer
ence with the object of settling the
case out of court if possible. But
neither of the officials showed any de.
sire to settle, although both have been
in the city before this action was
started.
Mrs. Bunt's lawyers also represent
the administrator of the Alfred X.
Brown estate, four Of whom were kill
ed The claim adjuster is said to have
called upon the administrator and or
fered to settle for the four deaths for
1000 to $4,000.
A. F Gates, the administrator of the
Brown estate, who, with his wife and
two children, were killed in the Rock
Island wreck near Green Mountain,
has sold the Pure Food Candy Kitch-
en-, which was operated by Mr.. Brown
on Commercial street, to l.. G. Ron
quest, formerly proprietor of the Hum
mel hotel, who will continue the bust
ness
The Misses Vera and Dora Brown
will leave with their uncle, John
Brown, who has been with them since
the death Of their parents, for Kansas
City, where the young ladies will re-
| side indefinitely.
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his life in the legislature. He said that
he had written 10000 words, and had
an offer of $3.50 word AS this would
mean $4,000, Senator Lorimer says
he concluded the man was crazy.
Senator Lorimer says his secretary
suggested that the letter was black
mail letter, but Senator Lorimer says
he did not believe it at the time. He
wrote White, saying he was glad he
was doing SO we'll.
Senator Lorimer said that previous
ly he had been told that White was
very poor. He asked some friends to
get employment for him as he had
voted for him. He says White never
appeared to take the place open for
him.
White Quoted Dead Man.
Senator Lorimer says that the un'
truthfulness of Whites story is shown
by his quoting Charles Luke as his au-
thority where he attempts to bring
him Uorimer) in directly. Senator
Lorimer then says:
Luke is dead. There is the point
to the lie There can be no reply from
the grave. The trick is SO much news
paper truck that l can hardly think
that White did it. I am confident that
the people in the Tribune office who
made 1t an object for him to sign the
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ed any money from Wilson he is

ed any money from Wilson he is al
legged to have said: T.
1T is nobody's business If received
the money Or did not II
In later interview Link said he de
sired to withdraw his statement as tc
receiving money under such circum
stances, as it would be accepting
a bride.
In all the interviews had with Clark
he declared he was unable to remem
Der st. Louis meeting with Wilson
Sheppard declared he happened tc
be at st. Louis on the occasion re
ferred to and met Wilson, Link, Luke
and Clark there as White stated, but
declared he received no money there
and furthermore, got no money at any
time for voting for Lorimer. Sheppard
explained his vote by saying that he
obtained a promise that neither Of the
two of his local political enemies
would be appointed postmaster al
Jerseyville.
Wife Tells of Money.
Mrs. Luke, widow of Charles Luke
was seen at st. Louis, according tc
the Tribune when asked whether she
knew of her husbands meeting with
Wilson, she said:
Eyes, he did. don't remember the
exact date, but Mr.. Wilson notified
him to meet him at the Southern hote1
at St. Louis some day last summer
and my husband went there and met
him, and when he returned HON, he
told me he got some money from
Wilson, but did not say how much, y,
Attorney General Stead said that
the state would do all in its power tC
clear up the charges. He said it was
impossible to do anything until indict
ments were rturned.
Lormer Issues Statement.
Senator Lorimer has issued a state
ment saying that the White statement
is absolutely false.
What is the matter with White is
beyond me. What is the matter with
the people behind him, the Chicago
Tribune, is easier to tell. They are
trying, by deliberate lying, to wreck
financial institutions which I an
known to be starting. 1t is the old
game with these people"
Senator Lorimer says he cannot tell
why White should tell such a story
He says some time ago, in Washing
ton. he got letter from White, say
ing he was going to write story OF
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GRAND JURY TO HEAR
STORY OF BRlBE TAkER.
Continued From Page ~

White refused to take. Then a cool
ness sprang up. Next, he said, he re-
ceived letter from White, saying:
81 have written the full story Of my
experience at Springfield at the legls-
lature. Those who have seen 1t de-
clare 1t is the best story that the
world has seen. wrote it for publ
cation. I have used your name in 1t
with deep regret, but cannot avoid 1t
and set forth the facts Il also have
told Senator Lorimer about it,"
Wanted to Sell Silence.
Browne said further: "He did not
ask for money, but intimated it as
plain as If it had been in scareheads
that, unless money was paid, the
story would be published. 1t was my
first intimation that he had gone into
the thug business looked at the sit
uation from every angle, and at last
concluded there was but one thing to
do-to ignore the letter and its writ
err"
White was secretly interviewed by
States Attorney Wayman. White is
expected to tell his story to special
grand jury.
White gave the names of the fol-
lowing Democratic members of the
legislature as the men who met with
him and Representative Wilson in the
Southern hotel in st. Louis, when a
portion of the alleged bride money
was paid: Joseph S. Clark, of Van
dialia; Michael S. Link, of Mitchell;
Henry S. SHEPPARD Of Jerseyville;
and Charles S. Luke, of Nashville.
Luke is now dead.
The Chicago Tribune declares that
in order to ascertain what these men
knew of the matter it sent an investi-
gator to each of them twice and sent
two of the staff to each on another
occasion.
According to the Tribune it was
discovered that the Southern hotel
register shows that Robert E. Wilson
was there July Is, 1909, the date on
which White says Wilson paid him
5000.
Met at Southern Hotel.
Michael S. Link, according to the
Tribune, admitted to the investigator
being at the hotel with Wilson in a
bath room When asked if I've receiv-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-03
MUscATlNE MAN WEEDS IN CHINA
Rev. Walter w. Williams Marries at
FoochoW-Bride is
Missionary

Muscatine, May Mrs. J. j. Will
liams. of near Grandview, has received
an announcement Of the wedding OF
her son, Rev. Walter Williams, mis-
sionary in China, to Miss Grace B.
Travis, another missionary. The cere
mony took place February Is, at the
Fai Maiu home at Foochow.
Rev. Mr.. Williams is missionary in
charge of the KuChenk district and
his bride has been superintendent OF
the Fai Maiu home at Foochow. Rev
and Mrs. Williams will make thelI
new home at Ku Cheng.
Mr.. Williams was a former resident
Of Muscatine and attended school in
this city. He is graduate of DE
Pauw university and from number OF
medical schools.
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White refused to take. Then cool
ness sprang up. Next, he said, he re-
ceived letter from White, saying:
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osTEOPATHs CHOOSE OFFICERS
Dr.. w. M. Furnish, of Upton, is
Chosen Head Of State Society at
Meetinu at Davenport,


Muscatine, May 2.-The Iowa Oste-
opathic association convention, which
was held at Davenport yesterday and
which was attended by Dr. M. A. Barr,
Of this city, and Dr.. A. Mary E. LEI
ingwell, of Muscatine, elected the fol-
lowing officers. 49,
President-Dr. w. M. Furnish,
Upton.
Vice president-Dr. Sarah S. Brown,
Davenport.
Secretary-Dr. E. M. Stewart Gin
ton.
Treasurer-Dr. Hitchcock, Vinton,
(re-elected.)
Member of board of trustees-Dr.
s. B. Miller, Cedar Rapids, (re-elect-
ed)
DR.. Leffingwell took prominent
part in the sessions, entering into the
discussions in an able manner.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-03
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many
friends and neighbors for the express
sions Of kindness shown in the death
of our mother, Mrs. Esther Palmer.
The Family.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-03
n with this crooked

article, supplied him with this crooked
falsehood.
Incidentally, after reading the dime
novel stuff printed in the Tribune and
comparing it with the letter he wrote
to me, can say that White had about
as much to do with writing that Trib-
une story as if he had never been
born"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-03

were led by Mrs. w. H. Horned, and
very good address on the Running
the Race With Patience" was fitting
climax to the meetings before the de-
parture Of Miss Lester to Germany. A
very good attendance was present and
the talk proved very helpful
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-03
Roies Back In Iowa.

Waterloo, May 2.-(SpeciaD .-Ex-
Governor Horace Boies, who Is now
so years old, returned from California,
where he spent the winter on his fruit
ranch. He is in good health. The ex-
governor will go to his farm near
here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-03
Kills Self and Two Sons.

Chicago, April ::J.-Harry Dahl,
carpenter, Respondent because of ill
health, killed himself and his two
young sons here today by turning on
the gas. 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
SONS OF ST. GEORGE

Last Monday Royal Oak lodge room
was crowded with brothers to assist
at the final arrangements for the re-
ception of the grand lodge, Sons e
ST. George. to assemble in convention
in Los Angeles next Monday. Mem
bers We're added to the reception COM
mittee and other details completed for
the comfort and social enjoyment of
the delegates.
The program will be a reception at
Mammoth hall next Mondav at 1880
O'Clock, when refreshments will be
Pasadena, where the brothers of the
grand lodge all day Tuesday; reception
to grand officers only Tuesday at a
night session of that august body;
Wednesday a trolley trip to the beach
and Cawston Ostrich farm, to end at
Pasadena, where the brithers of the
Pasadena Alexandra lodge will meet
the organization and entertain the
members with an auto ride through
beautiful Pasadena An adjournment
will be made to the Casa Grande to
a banquet which will continue until
midnight; Thursday, more grand lodge
business will be attended to, conclud-
ing at night by a banquet given at a
local cafe to the grand lodge; Friday,
visit Riverside lodge; Saturday, visit
local resorts, which will close the pro-
gram.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31

Entries have already been received
by J. 1. Taylor, secretary of the South
ern California Logrolling association,
for the marathon race to be run Au-
gust from Compton to the pier at
Long Beach. The start of the race
will be made at o'clock. so those
who want to see it begin and end will
have to get up early. Arrangements
will be made with the Pacific Electric
so the crowd can start from here, wit
ness the start and then go on to Long
Beach and be there long before the
runners arrive. AS it will be test Of
endurance, it is expected each entrant
will be rigidly examined by competent
physicians, and no one will be allowed
to start unless he is physically fit. The
race is now an annual event of the
logrolling picnic and attracts great in
terest.
This year a splendid cup, donated by
Brock &, Feagans, will be the trophy
awarded the winner, and there are two
other prizes.
Teams are also in active training for
the water polo match, to be contested
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon in the
Long Beach bath house. The Whittier
team is putting in several evenings
each week at the Bimini pool and will
make a good showing.
When the visitors arrive at Long
Beach they will find headquarters
open on the pier right at the Pacific
Electric depot. George w. Hamlin of