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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
Car Stoned and Wrecked.

Columbus, Oslo, April 29.-R 'o.iog
to-day followed tie attempt Of the local
't:eet Ger company TO hrssk the alike
started By the recently orgsDiz'd union.
A car wss st med q. B;osd nrd Leopard
sraets, sud when the p.iice tried to
drive back the c,ogd they we're over
1helmed and the car turued over and
wrecked.
The tcuJle arose over the refusal OF
the company 10 reins.ate men discGarge6,
the union men c'ain, fdr thoir scli7it7
az orgsn:z:rs. The company bad jus.
ssttlsd one prospective sirke b. granting
increases 10 wages a1d The msn claim
tba. their leaders were discharged for re.
venge.
General Manager Stewrrt tritd TO stop =
boy 9ho was cutting trolley rope ard wss
struck in the face but not bsdly hurt. A mob
numbering more Than thousand gathered
in front Of thu capital and smashed the wind.
ows of ell GERS that pissed The company
announces 1T will mot re.employ any Of thu
strikers.
Mrs. Leslie Garter, who is i'll in Cleveland,
Ohio, of ecu.e COLTS, vas sad by DR.. J. II,
Q1ayle today 20 be in no immediate danger.
Sifs. Carter's sudden attack is attributed 10
ptoma:ue il soft shell crabs which she ale
"Wednesday night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
FIELD MEETING.

The Virginia State Horticultural Sc
ciety will give feld demonstration oil
spraying 10 the orchard Of Mr.. George
@. Round, Mt Manassas, On Monday,
Nay q. This demonstration will be
conducted by p representative of the Viz
pinia st'te Experiment Station, Prof.
Dtinkard, who will make and apply all
the most important ap;a7a, using modern
spraying equipment. He will be ready
10 dIstu's all practical problems of or
chard management, such al pruning,
cultivation, fertilization snd diseases Of
fiuit. The demonstration, which besir 8
at 10 q: a., IL free to all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
Virginia News.

Among the appointments SAINT to the
Ssnsts By the president yesterday we're
William P. Kent, of Wytheville, 10 ba
emu! st New, OhwaDg, China; and W.
Henry Robertson, of Richmond, to be
con I'll at Oallao.
Superintendent J. B. Wood, of the
Virginia peuitentiaty, hiss aunc u aced
his itt,5t!on OF doing away with whip
plug a! the "pen." The lash will be
applied only in extreme cases, II st all.
SJlitsry confinement or dark cell ia to
be substituted for the whip The method
has been tried out In the last month or
two aud has been fCuud very satis-
factory.
A. L. WaEthen, of B:rfy7ille, who
recently purchased Rosemont near
| Oas,les Town, W. Va, couts iuIng 4l5
| acres, has sold portion of the land con-
| tanning abou! 2l2 acres, to William D.
Smith and Harry Byrd, of Winchester,
Tor s25 900. The greater part of the
land sold has an apple orchard on
it.
The jury in the case of Juaius A.
Williamson, accused OF the murder OF
bis wife June 9, 1909 shortly before l l
o'clock last night in Petersburg came in.
to court and reported tina. they we're un-
able to agree on verdict. being hope
lessly divided. They we're then dis
charged aud the case contir ued to the
next term OF court. The jury stood six
for murder in the first degree and six
for acqalttsl.
1t took warrant snd an officer and g
United States commissioners to make Miss
Ella Petticolss of Richmond tell her age
TO the census man. Misa Ptttcolss de-.
c'ared abe would not, slammed the door
In the censu, mans face and fed to the
postmaster for sid. A wsr.ant WAS is'u ID
and when U. S. Commissioner Brady
t Id her there vas prospect of 8 heavy
Rue and jail sentence If she did't ar
swer Miss Petticoias tearIull5 surrend-
cred.
Dr.. Waugh issu d The following bull
letin yesterday relative to The cond. on
of Senator Daoisl, now at bis home In
L5uchbur9: "Ssnstor Daniels con.
dtion Is az good as can be expected.
He bad good night, sleeping eff and
on tu.iDg the night. The increased
amount OF nonrishment That he ia taking
and the use of the electric currea! to the
uscles on the psralJz.d side are begin
ming to tell In the way of general i'm
prorement OF his condition. The senator
slept six hours yesterday AID expressed
desire for food. His spaech Is more
distinct aud his response to questions
more prompt than formerly.
The members of Mari Camp will meet
at Fairfax, Monday, Nav Is court day),
to transact important business, end to
make preparations for the annual men,
orial day services, which take place June
I each yea.
Plans are being made at Richmond, to
launch campaign within the next few
days for the creation of board OF con.
troll for that city, which, while appoint
ed by the mayor and in some measure
subordinate to the council, shall hare
entire charge of the municipal govern
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
INDIANA POLITIO2,

Governor Marshall gave machine POI
tiles surprise yesterday by tbs victory
which he won In the state convention
when John W. Kssrn, democratic nom
iuee for vice president in 1908, was In
dorsed for the United States S.pate.
Yesterdays action means that Kear1
should DE ele.te1 to Ell ;ceed Senator A
J. Beverage, provided The democratic
have M jorit9 10 the next ssa.e legis
lalu'e and that msjori!y adherss to the
Enforcement.
While he governor owes his triumph
t, happy combination With Jehn W.
Kern aud the work of the Kern support.
ers, as dlstin. uished from the Tsggslt
following, the victory Is largely du. to
The adroitness OF the governor himself.
Governor MsrsEaIl's administration
vas commended, but he was not CT :
dorsed fer precedent. The Payne.A!-
d,ich tariff low sas ouaced 81 a mss-
terpiece of in ns tee, a1d the republicans
OF Indiana ware charged With coHardice
for their ENDORSEMENT of the tsrltf 10 a
resolution upboldiDg S.ua,or Beverage,
who voted against the Law.
One plank 0! tie platform fa7ora 80
;ucoms Tax. The snip subsidy bill Is
vigorously coudemnsG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

nASvILLE, after having bseu dry for
two yesrs, hiss been placed in the wet
colama again, the "drys" having beer
defeated yesterday by "aoss"-tep
1otes. The dry wave which began to
settle over Virginia se7eral years ago is
by 90 mssus 50 pronounced SIS formerly,
huS scenes to he gradually giving place
10 moro tu1id Conditions. It is said
,h:t Dauville sill now become the sblp-
Pig point 10 contiguous dry copt ties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
New York Stock Market.

New York, April ga strong tone 5eyel
oped a. the opening of the stock market and
at the end Of fifteen minutes q msio!ity OF the
leading issue showed gains of about punt
Although there were evidences of further
heavy liquidation, prices were fairly well
maintained, banking houses being large buy.
ers. Brokers report considerable nervous.
ness among small traders owing to reported
droughts in the south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

DEATH OF GEN. ALEXANDER.
Gen. E. P. Alexander, q noted Con.
iederate soldier snd writer, died It Ss.
vaunab, Ca, yesterday, sged rs yaars.
Gen. Alexander was graduated from
West PoiLt In 1857. Fer some time he
remained at West Point as assistant ir.
structor 10. military engineering. Ia 1858
he went on 6eld du:y With the Ut,h OK
pedi!lon. In 1860 he YVES made assistant
engineer in charge oil the defeosss ct Alca'
tuz Island, Gan Francisco. He resign-
ed bis commission to ert,r the Oopfsd.
crate army as csptlin OF engineers.
H WAS on the stsff of General Bsaure.
gard ct Ball Ru1, and wss chief oil ord
nance OF The OJufedersJs army OF North
ern Virginia, 90 The slsf of Generals
johnson aud Lse until November, 1862
he Has promoted to be colonel of arlil-
lsry in Lougstreet's corps, and later tc
be brigadiet g. n rsl OF 81 tillery. At the
surrender at Appomat:oz be was Long
streets chief of artillery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL %. 1910

THE new rules committee of the
Houss of Representatives is net giving
satisfaction to any section Of the House
membership. 1t seems to be fearful
of doing anything at all. Piled Up
on its table are many resolutions ask
Ing authorization for making investi-
cations by various committees, among
the most important being the Shake
ford resolution calling for an inquiry
into the shortages iu the Chicago and
ST. Louis sub..reasures. TIE commit
tee on expenditures in the Traasury De-
partment has a msjority In favor OF
making Investigations, not only OF these
shortages, bot of the management OF
all tie sub.tressuries. Blu. the com.
mit,ee on treasury expenditures can do
nothing unless the committee on rules
empowers it TO send for persons and
pspers, and make The necessary expen-
ditu,es f.on the House contingent fund.
Mr.. Herbert Parsons wants to have an
investigation of impure butter, cream
and milk, bu! the rules committee pre-
serves on this, as on the sut-:reasury
matter, the ssme mssserly inactivity.
o. Wednesday the rules committee Ola
give Mr.. Parsons hearing, as we'll as
Chairman Scott, of the sgricultare com.
pnItt,e, who wants action on rule to
limit debate on his bill to make illegal
dealiDgs In c.t.on futures. Then there
are before the rules committee many
Drop 7sitious for 10 u,s changes In the
HOUSE rules, Oh none of which does
the Commits seem disposed to act.
TIE Committee sppsars to lack nerve
Il fea-s that it may do something that
will prove Objectionable ID msJ 'tity
Of ,se House and thus bripg on Itself a
defeat when its proposition is presented.
Asa cous; q1epca there is much grupt-
,iug in all quarters of the Fl 'use st the
nav rules committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

The Treasury Department yesterday
sent to Congress an estimsts for the for.
LITIGATION OF the Panama canal sggregst-
log sl4, 1O4. 203, and an appropriation
O. 81, 900, 900 was ssked for the begin-
ming of the work. II q hslt is not called
this canal business will bankrupt the
q Ii t,g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
New Market Stakes.

New Market, England, April 90
Waldorf Astot's Wink;pop woD today
the 900 guinea racs for three year old
fillies. Her price ~ss to 2. Msid of
O,riuih Vas secord q. 100 to s; aad
Rosaliua, 20 to l, third. There were
thirteen st irters,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

MAYOR GAyNoR, of New York, TOOK
occasion at the banquet of the Publish
era Association and the Associated Press
in thai city last night to rsfar to recent
newspaper attacks made upon bim oy
William Randolph Hearst, and In doing
40 precipitated scene seldom witnessed
at social gathering. Some who read
the descriptions published ic the morn
log pspsrs we're inclined to regret shss
Mr.. Gayror selected such an opportuni-
ty 10 re:u.s the charges made by the
reckless editor, while others are disposed
to regard The mayors speech as oPpor-
sane. II, was, it is true, the guest OF
honor on the occasion and was called
II BON to respond to the toast, 1.-The
Press" but the iatt that Mr., Hearst
was not present should not bs urged.
Mr.. Gsynor said many tlu, things, and
his excoriatioB OF certain men who sup
pose the mission of newspaper Is to at
tack every person occupying an official
position will be commended By all con-
servstiVe people. The newspaper is q
terribls,, bludseoD in the hspds of thought
less or irresponsible men. Their victims
are always 6. a disadvantage, ss they
virtually have 90 opportunity to strike
back except By placing themselves on
sn equality with their trsducers By iu'h.
ing into print. The charge made BY
Mr.. Gsyuor lhst 0r. Hearst omitted the
date from the check which he reproduced
in bis paper requires satisfactory
answer. A notable murder in one OF
cur southern cities recently Was the cut
come Of attacks made ppou an official By
the editor OF newspaper who WAS not
In sympathy with toe party at that time
in power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

An omnibus bill! for the tent CT
claims egsi1si the U 1Iled Stst,s Sas re-
post to The Sensts yesterday Icariea
items sggregatirg 81, 040, 900,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

Frank Breitwiser, aged IS, died sitter being
struck over the heart with batted ball in
Central Park, New Tork, lest evening. This
lathe seventh fatality in baseball games since
the season opened two weeks ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

Policeman joseph Doherty, Of New YORK,
returned home esrly today TO find burglar
10 the parlor. The man ran toward vim
dow and Doherty drew his revolver. He Vas
less han ten feet from the robber ard h!ed
two shots. Both missed but penetrated re"
$500 piano. The Burglar escs pad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
D;arrhoes btuld be cu;ed without 10

Diarrhoes should be cured without losa
OF lime and by medicine which IKE
Cham terlain's Collie, Cholera aud Uisr-
rhoea Remsdy not only cures promptly
hu, procu"es no unpleasant alter effects.
I. ,ayer fails and ia pleasant snd sate to
.asa. Sold y W. F. Creighton & 90.
and Ricbard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
DsNVILLE VOTES WET.

Dauville, after two years of dry regime
again voted wet in au election held yes.
terday, by a majority OF 10, out of total
of 1854 votes in the -Four wards partici-
pating IN the election, the fifth and sixth
wards, constituting the section known as
North Dsnville, having no voice in the
contest. That section was dry when au-
nexed, on condition that liquor should
not be there.
Never in the history of Da uville have
the people been so stirred as In yester.
days contest, and the vote cast lacked
only about IS of being the total registra-
ton.
Dauviile, during the past seven years,
has alternated in the four elections held.
The last election was held April rs, 1905,
when the drys won by majority Of IS.
In 1925 the city went wet aud in 1923 dry.
The victory of the wet forces yesser-
day has a wide significance. It means
that the dry States of North Carolina,
South Carolina and Georgia will have
better facilities of procuring liquor.
The city promiles to develop into a
mail order liquor town and whisky men,
anticipating today's victory, have Sc
cured opinions on practically every place
in the city suitable for their business.
Both sides realized that it was fight to
the finish.
Women were not in evidence at the
polls yesterday, and there was no parade.
The election, while most aggrev ssie,
was devoid of excitement, and there
was no disorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

Fifty years'e1perience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup Is the
prescription Of one of the best fem.le physlc
lsns and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for fifty years with ne7e--fail.
ing success by millions of mothers fer their
children. 1t relieves the child fscrn pain.
cures dierriea, gripping in tho bowe.2. ana
wiud collie. By giving hea..n 10 tins chilli j.
ress the mother. Twenty FIVE cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
KING AND ROYAL STREETS.@
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LESi:STok,
The gpar Of: vJo:s. attn Annual Meeting the .sh
ofneEtJuna will appoint STATE CADETS ill vacancies
the 9TH. lh. IIh. 10th. 18Th. 27, 9Th 8t s7h Sonntor-
ia Districts and to ~ At LARGE Those appointments rarsy
free boa 81 and tu5u. Applications shout he addressed
tho unirsg before June iih viii
ssEt GpSn geGuor, =, W. NICHOLS, supG.
apr15tm y25.tu, fri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

MOST SOUTHERN DROPS SAFE.
Damages to crops In the southsrn
states east OF the Mississippl river are
not as great as some OF tae frat reports
seemed to Indicate, according to Prssi
dent W. W. Finley, of the Sou!herp
Railway. FL ssid in Washing IN yes
terdhy that reports chow cotton snd corn
have suffered in the nolthern two. thirds
of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia,
but that farther south these crops were
net ipjqr.d aud that farther north they
vera cot far enough advanced to be
seriously hurt.
"There is still ample time 10 replapt
both cotton and coru," he said "srd il
this Is done extensively the final yield
may not be greatly re6u;ed. Reports
indicate general suspension of cotton
seed crushing by oil mills, With view
to conserving the sesd for planting. The
peach crop does not seem t, have been
materially damaged, Melons and cante.
Icupes in southern Georgia mey have to
be replanted to some extent. Straw
berries suffered little. No damage waa
done to fruits, Vegtt .bles or other crops
in Virginia." :---,;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
WiIhelmlna Receives Roosevelt Party

Arnhem, Ne.herlandr, April 49,
After io1T hours' ride through toe
| most beautiful country they have yti
seeD, Mr.. Roosevelt snd his family ar
| rived hero at noon today.
There was su ovation Tor the former
president at every station, eliminating
With the demonstration here by eeyeral
hundred Americans and ten times their
uumbsr of natives.
Awaiting The Roosevelts at the station
VeYs two of Queen Wilhelmiua's auto
mobiles IN which they we're driven 10
the Ret Loo Palace OF the Queen, &
| short distance from Apeldcorp, seven
teen miles northeast OF Ar1hem.
Tue reception BIZ the queen and her
eoasort, Prince Henry, wss unusually
cordial. Alter luncheon there vas az
Informal visi. about The palace grounds,
with Wilhelmina honoring her guat'
by sciog as their personal escort.
At 3 o'clock the Rooaevells motored
to Apeldoo,n aod at o'clock they took
/, q special train for Amsterdam.
4 dinner will be given 10 hooor Of the
Roosevelt, at the qusen's Amsterdam
palace tonight, st which tie Burgone:-
sser will preside There will be 40 guests.
At II O'Clock the persy will lesvs for
the Hague aud remain there until SUI
day night.
Amsterdam, APRIL 29.--Orowded Into
a coach, Colonel Roosevelt and family
made the saor. Iua from Apeldoorn to
Amsterdam this afternoon, arriving at six
O'Clock. A spscisl train had been Or
ds.sd f,r the trip bat 1t did not mater
liz. and the COLONEL, accepted the re2u-
Jar coach aud speos 40 hovr miogllng
with Ouch travellers OF high and low
degree.
A big cr2wd was R: the station and
Mr.. Ro )segelt mas received uproarlously.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
confesse He Sent Pol soned Candy


Vienna, Austria, April 80 = Lieut..
Hoirichler, an officer in one OF the crack
Austrian regiments, has confessed, noder
sHest.box irqu's.tiop, that he sent
poisoned caudy and poisoned medicines
to hia superior officers, more than score
in number, in The hops thst By thelt
death be w,u'd be promoted.
As Q result OF the confession, there
seems 20 hope that Hoffich.er can escape
facing firing sqasd. Hoirichisr fs?ired
to become a nsj,r. Prom tons go
slowly 10 the show regiments and Hof.
richter faced long delays tefore he could
win bis rank.
1t wss shown that every officer in the
regiment OF a rank superior to that CT
HofrIchter, recsised box Of candy or B
tnew patent medicine" literally trssted
With cyanide of p,tusium. The fact
that Hofrictt:r did not receive any OF
the poison aud that he vas known to be
ambitious, a!tra:t,d lu3picion 10 him.
Morus Delgado, recently appointed secre-
tsry Of Agriculture, and the FIRST negro to hold
cabinet position in Cubs, died suddenly in
d IL i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29

Morua Delgado, recently appointed secre-
tary of Agriculture, and the FIRST negro to hold
cabinet position 10 Cnoa, died suddenly in
Havana today of Brights disease,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-29
ITEMS Seasonable Underwear.

All solts of fsbrics-cotto1, balbrigsaD, isle
aud In very light IS we'll as med un weights.
Shirts with long sleeves, half sleeves, and 8
length short inseams, snd knee length.
BalbrIpgsn, SOC, 75,, 81 90, aud 81 so gsrme
LisIe, 81 90, 81 so, aud 50 90 garment
Merno, 81 90 and 81 so garment
Wool 3d. 25 and So. 90 garment.
Linen, 81 90 50 %, and So 90 garment
All.silk, 1915 garment and up.
Main fl lor--F street
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-10
WEST POINT.

Mrs. Christina Carsten is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. Scovill, at Fort
Madison,
Mrs. William Wilson is spending a
few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mapes, at Aledo, Ill.
Leslie Aubrey Of Keithsburg, ILL.,, is
visiting Miss Helen Wilson.
Miss Topsy Waldin Of Laurence,
Mo-. and Mrs. Frank Avis of Fort
Madison, are guests at the Thomas
Avis home.
Word has been received. by relatives
telling OF the serious illness Of Mrs.
Dali McCamron of Des Moines Mrs.
MeCamron is suffering with con-
sumption.
Alec Rakoe spent few days in
Keokuk recently.
Roy Huxley of keokuk was a Sat
urday visitor to West Point.
Miss Alice Jerrett of Fort Madison
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Sylvia Sheets is visiting at
the home of her father AL Sheets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stevenson have
returned from Colorado where they
have been since last July for the bene-
fit of Mr.. Stevenson's health. His
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-10
cH:LLicoTHE.

Rev. Vim. Slack and Junior Bailey
attended the state oratorical contest
at Cedar Rapids Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. jenkins and sons
Erwin and Arden returned on Sunday
from a few days visit with relatives
lat Dudley
Dr. Rambo is having new barn
erected on the property he recently
purchased Of Palmer Grooms.
Miss Bessie Burkholder Of Eldon
visited Friday at the Jess Stump
home.
Advertise what you want to sell or
for what you want to buy in the Cour-
Ter want columns. Write your ad and
send it in with the same number OF
cents that there are words IN the ad.
That will pay for two insertions.
Tuesday evening being the fifty
fourth birthday Of j. B. Stump. num-
Der of the members of the B. A. Y.
planned and successfully carried out a
surprise on him. The guests presented
Mr. Stump beautiful rocker. Peaches,
cake and coffee were served and a
most delightful time was had by all.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
DANES ]. w. Cunning. G. E. Johnston,
G. NJ. Clark, VIM. Washington and
G. E. Jenkins, Mrs. S. M. Bailey and
son Junior and Messrs. Silas Warren,
D. N. Biggs and c. r. Worley.
Andrew Lanes moved last week
to the G. E. Jenkins farm which he
purchased recently.
Dr.. John Rambo Of Glenwood. NO.,
called at the DR.. Rambo home Thurs
day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-10
II %->>%*%%%>~->->-1-
= EDDYVILLE. 4

Jeff Ward arrived yesterday from
Fairview, Neb. He has disposed of
his claim in Nebraska and will 10.
cate in Iowa.
Mrs Fannie Cassett is visiting her
sister in Des Moines this week.
John Lafferty went to Des Moines
to attend the good roads convention.
H. G. True was transacting bust
ness in Ottumwa Tuesday and visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Theodore Inskeep.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of New Mexico
are visiting at the Parental Cowen
home east of town. They live near
an Indian reservation and brought
with them number of relics.
Charles Kussart will move this week
into the property recently vacated by
A. L. Carson.
Frank Berry moved this week into
the Lafferty property on Fourth
street.
Mrs. Luella Swan has returned to
her home at Madrid, after visiting
friends in Eddyville for several days.
Charles Briggs was an Abba caller
today.
The homesteaders will have social
tonight at Palace hall.
DR.. McCrea went to Des Moines to-
day to attend the automobile show
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-10

find work again-but 1t must be rough
on you, you had such fine scheme
Of philanthropy all ready to put in ex.
ecutton."
mo, it only makes possible the ex-
ecution Of finer scheme" Winboro
said composedly, "Only this time the
beneficiary is myself"
Indeed? Tell me about it," Ma
talie said, crunching tart as she
spoke.
Winboro drew dep breath. "The
wedding feast is spread, the bride
groom ready" he said. Don't you
think you might be persuaded eto act
as bride?"
Nata]it's answer Is immaterial
Suffice 1t that within a week the May
family at Hazehill farm were astonisl.
ed and delighted to receive the we'd
ding cards OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Winboro.