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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
This Is Your
Opportunity
To Get . cnlendid Earm

in the beautiful Grand Valley of Colo
RADIO. This is not cheap land in the
sense that man can buy a quarter
section for song, 1t is cheap land in
the sense that ten acres, which man
can buy for $4,000 to $4,000 will
make him better living than $4,000
to $4,000 worth of land anywhere
else.
If you are Cheap land man 1t
will be waste of time for you to read
this advertisement. If you are the
kind of man who thinks there is
nothing too good for you or for your
family, that's the kind of man that is
Interested in propositions like this.
THE ORCHARD TOWN OF Iona.
If you will come and see for your
self you will find no outpost of civiliza-
ton, but highly developed beautiful
valley You will find the irrigation
system built and tested by quarter
Of a century of use-it has never
failed or never will. You will find
schools and churches. stores and
banks, railroads and interurban cleo
tries, and class of American people
not to he excelled anywhere under
the sun. You can have a home in
this valley--a home as beautiful as
the most beautiful, farm as produc-
tive as the most productive.
Our agent in Ottumwa A.. G. Wood
ward, 1OS South Market street will
be pleased to tell you anything you
wish to know about this valley. Call
and see him or write.
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Wednesday, Sept. 28
AT 10 o'clock

IL Head CattIe-A12 year old Short
horn bull, 8 good mich cows, 2 year
old heifer that will be fresh soon,
yearling heifer. bull calves and three
heifer calves.
Farm wagon, buggy, bobsled, Deere
riding plow. riding cultivator, walking
pillow, Milwaukee mower, 2 walking
disc harrow. steel harrow,
new Iowa Cream separator, 800 pound
capacity, Sure Hatch incubator, 200
egg size and a Sure Hatch brooder
and other things not mentioned.
Terms Of SaIe-A credit of twelve
months viii be given on sums of IS
and over. Under that amount, cash.
Eight per cent if notes are not paid
when due. Six per cent off for cash.
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i PACkWOOD. I
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H \-4/1>&-~-~V~-V
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Adams returned
Thursday from WashingtonS where
hey have been visiting with relatives
since Saturds j.
3 Rev. Noel A. circuit and wife moved
mere this week from Batavia. Mr.. Or
.cutt will have charge. of the NJ. T..
work here and at Center and Brook
willie the coming year.
Walter Thomas whose right hand
was almost severed in his ditching
machine does not suffer so much now.
The township Sunday school con-
cention will be held Sunday the 25th.
Al. excellent program has been ar
ranged
Mrs. William Thomas of Douds-Le-
ando is visiting her son Walter.
Miss Stella Stingleder is a student
this year the I. w. U. at Mt. Pleas
ant
A pleasant meeting Of the Mystic
circle was held Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs. G.. f. FORESTS.
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Closing Out Sale
Closing out sale to be held at my
farm miles west Of Pulaski and Z
miles southeast of Bloomfield
Thursday. September %

Sale to begin at 10 o'clock sharp.
20 Head Of Horses and Mules
seven year old gray draft mare. l
nine year old brown draft mare, !. six
year old bay draft mare, l seven year
old black draft mare, l fifteen year
bay road mare, three year old bay
draft filly. l two year old black draft
FLY, ] yearling black draft fllly, l
four year old black draft gelding, l
three year old black draft gelding, l
FIVE year old brown road horse, / four
year old sorrel road horse, l yearling
bay road horse, 1 bay horse colt,
draft colts, ] bay marc colt, 2 yearling
mules.
go Head Of CattIe-2O head Of COWS,
s yearling steers, ] five year old Short
horn bull, 10 head of two year old
steers, yearing heifers, / two year
old heifer, II steer calves, heifer
calves.
425 Head Of shecp-221 ewes, 81
wether lambs, 66 yearling wethers, Z
bucks, 10 eve lambs.
81 Head of Hogs-9 brood sows, 50
shoats
Hay in the NOV; corn in the field.
Machinery Mccormick binder, 1
Mccormick mower, / Dain hay loader,
IA Dain hay stacker, / Dain side de-
livery hay rake, ! sulky rake, 2 sweep
rakes, / l. III. G. manure sperader,
Deere gang plow, / Deere Sulky plow,
l Deere corn planter, ! Dain corn cut
ter, spading disc, round disc, 2 rid
ing cultivators. l roller. 2 wagons. !
buggy, harrow, 1 Bovee feed grinder.
] feed cutter. / wheel scraper and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms-A credit of . months will be
given on sums over IS, purchaser Civ
ing note with approved security. s
per cent interest If not paid when due.
per cent off for cash. Sums under 50
cash in hand.
Henry Curry. Auct. S. e. Rowe, elk.
My Farm Of 800 Acres for Sale or Rent
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STEER TRADE WEAK.
Prices are Not Lowered, but the Move
ment is Decidedly Slug

gish.
Stock Yards. Chicago, Sept. 23.-Na-
tive steer trade was transacted at
steady prices. with buyers reluctant
to pay prevailing figures for the
class of stock shown, but in apparent
need of more liberal supply of steers
of good quality. Total receipts were
placed at 5000 head, of which 5000
head We're western rangers. The latter
found a ready outlet at steady to
strong figures, but native offerings of
corresponding quality We're discrimin-
ated against and did not sell until late
in the day, although traders could not
quote any decline in their value once
a clearance was effected. The best
steers here were 1859 lib offerings,
which topped the market at $7.75 while
a few other loads made $7.25@7.40 and
yearlings reached $7.40@7.50. Best
rangers topped at s6.25. Native butch
er stock trade was strong and fairly
active but the western cows met with
less favor than on earlier days this
week and showed an occasional loss
of 1Oc Bulls held steady, while calves
were firm, with fancy vealers at, $40.
Stocker and feeder trade was slow and
weak, with values 10@25c lower than
week ago.
Choice to fancy steers ). ..$7.206s.30
Medium to good steers 6.20M7.10
Inferior to fair steers r.. 475@610
Fat cows and lleifers -. 3.65@6S5
Canning cows and heifers ). 2.15m325
Native bulls and stays :. 3.25@5.10
Feeding cattle, 600@1.100 lbs 3.40@6.0O
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For Rent

20 RRENT-PASSMORE FARM. $50
acres. so acres In cultivation, f1rst
and second bottom. good corn land,
remainder good blue grass pasture.
Running water all year, does not
freeze. All under good fence, two
good barns and other outbuildings-
Modern house IA rooms. built es-
pecially for summer boarders, ro-
mantle location on the banks Of the
beautiful Des Moines river, one
mile from town. More applications
from very wealthy and select class
Of people than can be accommodate
ed for at least months of the sea-
son. Also three room cottage In
Guided VIII rent farm and houses
separate or all together, Apply to
w. J. Passmore. Selma, Ia.
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Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago. Sept. 23.-The grain mar
ny WHEAT-No. 2 red, s9ss@s9Ac.:
No. red, 97ss @9sAc.; No. hard
s9M @s9Ac.: No. hard. 96as @9sc.
CORN-No. 2, 54@54%c.: No. 2
white, 54A @541sc.: No. 2 yellow. $40
54Mc.; No. 8. 531s@53Ac.; No. 3
white, 531s @54c.; No. 3 yellow, 531sM
OATS-No. 2 white. 35@S5kc.: No.
8 white. 33h @sl' -tandard, 341s a
35Nc.
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Chicago Grain Futures.

Chicago, Sept. 2s.-The grain flu
lures follow:
WHEAT-Dec. opened, $1.oo5s a
j .ooN: high s1.o1: low, s1.o0ss: closed,
s1.O01s: Sept. 97Ac.; May, $1.06h.
CORN-Dec. opened, SIX @52kc.;
high. 52Ac.; low. ss @51 Nc; closed,
51Mc.; Sept. 531sc.; May. 54alc.
OATS-Dec.s opened, 34Ac.; high,
34Ac.; low. 34ssc.; closed, 34Esc.;
May, 37Nc.
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.Chicaoo live Stock M.rket.

Chicago. Sept. 23.-The live stock
market follows:
CATTLE-Market steady; receipts.
1000: beeves. $4.90@S.3o; stockers,
feedrs, $4.30@6: cows. heifers $2.250
$50: westerns. $4.4007,10.
y HOGS Market higher: receipts, 81
900: light, $9.lo@9.5o: mixed. $4,000
s.45: heavy, $s.2509.3o: rough $3.50
S45: good choice heavy, $s.45@9.30;
bulk sales, $S.65@9.05.
SHEEP-Market steady: receipts,
$4,000; natives, $2.65@445: lambs,
S5.25@725.
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= SIGOURNEY. =

Charles Maryland died at the home of
his mother in Sigourney Monday Sept.
20 at the age of 81 years. He was un-
married, but leaves surviving him his
mother Sofie Maryland and his sisters
Augusta Bruins of Sigourney, Sofie
Hansen of New York. Louise Henke of
Los Angeles, Calf, and his brothers
Ernest OF Ottumwa, Fred of Muskogee,
Okla, William of Sigourney and Diet
rich of Decatur, i'll.
Funeral took place from the German
Evangelical church Thursday after
noon. conducted by Rev. G. Tillmans.
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s5,510 FOR ONE CROP WINTER
wheat from one quarter section. We
have better soil, smoother and more
productive land, a better climate.
than any spot east of Rocky noun
tains We have plenty rain, deep,
black clay soil 100 feet deep. Write
me about it. Pull your pencil. do it
now. Lyman Waterman, Bird City,
Kansas. M
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WANTED WANT YOU TO KNOW
that have moved from Unionville to
Blakesburg. and am still in the auc-
pioneering business and will cry your
sale for you and guarantee satisfac-
ton or no charges. ELI Swain.
Blakesburg, Ia.
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New York Poultry Mark

New York. Sept. 2s.-Poultry Mar
ket alive, dull; spring chickens, 15hc.;
fowls. 1914 M16c.; turkeys, 12@15c.
.Dressed-Market dull: broilers, 17@
zoe; fowls. 151s@17ac.; spring tur-
keys, 14@17c.
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FOR SALE-5O0 BREEDING EWES
Shropshire and Delaine, from yearl.
Ing to three year old. Pair Romar
horses. full brothers, well mated
also pair Clyde fllltes. two and three
years old. These may be bought & y
bargain IL taken soon. v. M. Cas-
ady & Son, Fairview Stock Farm,
Douds -Leanlo, Ia.
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FOR sALE-NEW MODERN 8 ROOM
house close to bushes on payet
street. fine corner lot and one blocl
from ear line. Built for a home anx
VIII make very suitable home "a,
Courier. - n
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CHEAP LANDS DO you WANT IA
good home where every kind Of crop
rs grown. healthy country, good
schools, good churches. We have
good improved land that can be had
from S15 to $40 per acre. For de-
scription and general information
address c. A, Robins, Agt., Southern
Realty Co, Natchez, Miss
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North IIcLean street. have gone to
Allerton to visit relatives.
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ket unchanged: receipts. 7,10o
EGGS Market steady; unchanged;
receipts, 1900.
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For Sale


-OOPERS' ANNUAL SALE OF BIG
type Poland Chinas. Hedrick T.
Thursday. Oct. 6. rs big growthy
spring boars. "a big gifts. from e5o
to 500 ID. sows. and sired by our Big
Elk the 1910 lib son OF the noted Paw
nee Chief, Superior Look, the 500 Id,
yearling. and Chief Price, the mon
ster boar with liz inch bone. II YOU
are interested in the best breed
and type affords, come whether YOU
wish to buy or not. your Welcome
will be no less, and YOUR nresencs
appreciated. Come and see one Of thA
grandest herds of big hogs and one
OF the most up to date swine breed-
Ing plants in the corn belt. Send FOR
the catalogue, which gives the de-
scription and breeding complete.
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FOR SALE SOME THOROJre.H. +
bred black Scotch Collie punnies
Cheap. Female, half price. Address
p. Z Armstrong, North Fifth ana
Mclean SITS. Ottumwa, Ia, or cal
one mile east Of Rutledpe u
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WANTED-PASTURE FOR THREE
calves for winter Call new phone
722-X
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FOR SALE-GOOD WAGON NEAR
ly new and set Of work harness, al
most new moving machine. Inquire
731 North Holt.
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ANCHOR WATERPROOF CON
crete blocks made a house sbsolute-
" dry and free from repairs. Guar
anteed. Everything In concrete. OF
tumwa Concrete Tile Co.. Madison
Ave.
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Wilson & BOWlin.
Real Estate Agents
bio WEST SECOND STREET, o1ruMwA, IOWA.


the land which will
Don't
selling
for sale:
C. & r.. Two of
mile roma
a home.
We have
p.
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LISTEN! 40 ACRE FARM $5.75-1741
acres cumberland SIS acre. McGrath,
Mountain View, Mo.
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Wanted

WANTED-To RENT OR BUY AN
so acre farm. Will pay cash In adj
vance if discount. Address Clyde
Wright Batavia, Ia, r. No. l.
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Public Sales

POLAND CHINA SALE - PEDRICK
and Ranes will sci! at Williams sals
barn on Friday. October 81. 1910. Cd
head. This offering will be one Of thu
pest IN the United States this year
For size bone and correct form,
they will not be excelled.
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-FINE BUFF. ORPHING-
ton cockrels. Mrs Chas. Bircher,
Hedrick, Ia. Phone H-1S5. Route S.
FANCY POULTRY, EXTRA BIC
boned, high scoring stock, Black
Langshan, Rose Comb Reds, Indian
Raner ducks. 81 and up; satisfaction
guaranteed. Mrs. Fl. Osterfoss, He'd
rick, Ia. sa
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FOR SALE SECOND HAND Me-
rormick corn binder that will cut
and tie corn. Who wants it? Jas. III.
Shepherd, OttumWa, Ia.
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E. G. SWAIN, AUcT.
W. II. Stanley.
AuctiOneer
}. ID. Burton

farm sales speciality, satisfaction
guaranteed, address, So, Ottumwa.
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CHICAGO Butter and Egg Market.

Chicago, Sept Observation-Disclosures
steady; creameries, 24@2Sc.;; dairies,
.23@27c.
EGGS-Market steady: receipts, A.
700 cases: at mark, cases included 171s
@2Ohc. firsts, 22c.; prime firsts 24c.
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chicaoo Poultry Market.

Chicago, Sept. Market
weak; turkeys, 1sc.; fowls, 121kc.:
springs; 12c.
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York, Sept. 23.-Butter-Mar-
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Lost

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLL ~. Iat,t;
yellow with white points, collar ant
lock. Notify d. j. Cobler, r. NO. 8
Ottumwa Iowa Highland phone.
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Peoria Corn Make,

Peoria, Sept. 23.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3-52c.
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Closing Out
Sale

! will offer at public sale at my res
idence 65s miles south of Unionville la.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-12O ACRES Z MILES
southwest of Ottumwa. known as the
John Renfrew estate. This is a good
farm with fair improvements. Price
$50 per acre. Address or phone John
Myers, agent, Drakeville, la.
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Dr.. Burt D. IaForcc,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. .
Office, 105 N. Court st.
Residence 24S East Penn. Ave.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Chicago Provision Market.

Chicago, Sept. 2s.-The provision
market follows:
Rye-cash--74c.
Barley-55@ 75c.
Timothy ash-$7. 50mS75.
--cash--$12.50@15
Pork-Oct-s1S.S5
Landslide.
@11.32k.
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FOR SALE HOUSE AND ACRE 81
ground. Inquire 1140 North Elm ST
Il. Z Robinson, r. No. Il, Ottumwa
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Furnished by E. w. Wagner & Co.
members Chicago Board of Trade,
Rooms and s, Chiffon Block. OF.
tumwa phone 1874: Iowa phone
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PUBLIC SALE--I WILL SELL AT
public auction at my farm 2 miles
north OF kirkville station and 61s
miles east Of Eddyville, Friday Oct.
1910, six head Of horses, 26 head
OF cattle, 100 head Of sheep, gang
ladders. Free lunch at noon. Usual
terms. VIM. A. Myers.
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FOR SALE-BIG TYPE POLAND
China boars and gifts Of April far
row. Sired by that noted hog, Dude
Chief, 1885 and from large matured
dams, large growthy kind. Come
or write your wants. Representation
guaranteed. Guy w. Hanna, Bata-
via, Ia, r. No. l.
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FOR SALE--35 YEARLING STEERS
l.. +. Newell, old phone Agency.
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Sheep Weak and Slow Sale,

STOCK Yards, ChlcagO, Sept. 70
Sheep and lamb trade was featured by
an exceptionally urgent demand for
choice fat native lambs and unusually
severe discrimination against OFFER
ings of inferior quality. A packer paid
up to $40. the highest price reached
in many weeks, for band Of fancy
S2lb natives but the next price reached
was $40, and the bulk of the choice
killers here had to sell at s6.75@T.
Western range lambs met with less
reliable demand than on the preceding
day. and the best here stopped at $7.25
against $3.50 Wednesday. Sheep were
slow sale, but showed little change in
price. Feeding stock of fine quality
apd desirable weight cleared at steady
prices, but common offerings were de-
cidedly hard to move and instances Of
a full Csc decline from last weeks fig.
ures were noted in values. Best feed
ing lambs we're sold at $685., with
sheep at $40 and yearlings at s5.45.
Range wethers. plain to
Prime. s4.2564.50
Fed wethers, plain to best >. 4.2hef'4
Yearlings, fair to choice -. 4.0004.50
Breeding ewes. all ages Z. 4.o565.75
Bucks and Gull sheep 1890. 2.50M3.50
Native lambs, poor to best. 5.4077.40
Range lambs, common to
prime -. 80. ~. s.75m725
Lambs. seconds -. ........ 1850 800
Feeding lambs. all kinds !. 6.0006.s5
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ABERDEEN ANGUS SALE - ON
Thursday, Oct. 6 at l o'clock, at my
farm between Unionville and IJdell,
II Will sell twenty well bred Aberdeen
Angus cattle. consisting OF eight
cows, six yearling heifers, and six OF
y more spring calves. both male and
female, including two especially
good bulls. Certificate of registration
and transfer furnished with every
animal. Joseph Baker
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES,

Range Of hog values at Chicago cor
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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FOR SALES SCOTCH COLLIE
pups, month old. 3 eight months
old. Address w. N. Worthington,
Hedrick. r. No. 5. Highland phone
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,FARMS-COME AND SEE OUR
farms from $25 an acre up McIn-
tire Real Estae CO.. Blakesburg, la.
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The Iona Land Sales
Company

Colorado Springs, Colo.
p. s.-Two excursions month from
now until January /. Ljla@>"s' terms
to. pgsassex
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-08-31
HOSTILE ARMY IN PARIS
I'Ieas Invade the City Regardless Of
Insect Powders.

Paris, Aug. 80. - A flea epidemic
which just now makes certain quar-
ters of Paris almost uninhabitable
comes as an unlocked for consequence
of last winters floods.
The houses which suffer most are
those which were inundated In Febru.
airy. Large and vigorous fleas emerge
from the cellars, and in serted bands
hundreds of thousands strong, invade
fats and apartments, regardless OF In.
sect powders and other remedies.
Nothing like this epidemic has ever
been recorded here. These particular
tleas have been a persistence almost
equal to that of the white ants OF
Africa. Nothing stops them except
fire or streams Of boiling water.
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris Dor.
dering on the Seine. also Passy. Au.
teuil, Neuilly and the low level streets
near the st. Lazare railroad station.
They have also got into tramways,
omnibuses and street cabs and the
theaters.
The sanitary authorities are dis
tributing insect powders gratis in dis.
trlcts where the pest Is most trouble
some.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-08-31
CRlPPEN REMANDED TO JAIL
He and Miss Leneve viii Be Tried
For Murder on Sept. 8.

For Murder on sept. ..
London, Aug. SC.-Dr. Hawley Har-
vey Crippen and Miss Ethel Leneve
appeared In the jurisdiction court at
Bow street yesterday They were
charged with "feloniously, wilfully
ard from malice aforethought, killing
and numbering Cora Crippen." Miss
Leneve was further charged with
Having received, harbored and main
tanned Crippen, well knowing that he
he'd committed said felony"
DR.. Crippen, previous to coming to
Bow street court, had an interview
with his solicitor, Arthur Newton.
He declared that he and Miss Leneve
were confident of the result of their
troubles and had no doubt but that
the issue would be favorable one.
The doctor declared that he had con-
fessed nothing.
Inspector Dew was called to the
stand and testified that from evidence
he discovered he believed that Grip
pen contemplated suicide while on hia
way by steamer to Quebec. After a
short cross-examination for the de
fense the prisoners we're remanded to
Jail until Sept. s.
During the hearing Crippen's de
meanor was bold, while Miss Leneve's
was pale, unattractive and immobile.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-08-31
ROMANCE ENDS IN DIVORCE
Daughter of Lard Owner Seeks Sepa'
ration From Engine Driver.

Pittsburg, Aug. 80. - One of the
most sensational romances in the
history of Western Pennsylvania was
shattered when in the courts of Wash
ington county Mrs. Ross Cage entered
suit for divorce against an engine
driver on the Washington & Waynes-
burg railroad.
Mrs. Cage six years ago was Mis- ;
George Dunn, daughter of Thomas
Dunn, for whom Dunn's Station. on
the Washington & Waynesburg rail-
road, was named.
The road ran close to the Dunn
house and the daughter Of the house
hold became interested in Cage, who
pulled the solitary train over the 40.
mile line twice each way daily.
Cage was forbidden the Dunn house,
hut the pair arranged a system of
signals, he with his locomotive whis.
tie and the maid with her apron by
day and lantern by night.
BY this system they arranged to
elope, which they did July 8, 1905, go
ing to Cumberland, Md. Miss Dunn
on this occasion climbed to the en-
gine and rode with her sweetheart tc
Washington, Pa. where they took q
train for Cumberland.