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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
SAYS TRUSTS
DID NOT help
1904 CAMP A|GN
Former Senator Scott De
clares Perkins Contribu-
ton Was Private; Shell
don to Produce Books.

Washington, D. c., July 22.-Former
Senator Nathan B. Scott Of West Vir-
ginia today told the senate committee
investigating campaign funds OF 1904
and 1908 that no contributions were
made to Colonel Roosevelt's campaign
by corporations, by Henry Havemeyer,
the sugar king, or by any representa-
tiyes OF the International Harvester
Co., so far as he could recall.
Mr.. Scott testified that the largest
contribution Of which he had knoWl-
edge made to the national committee
in that campaign. was his own,
amounting to $4,000 or $4,000.
George w. Perkins, he said, had given
$4,000, but not to the national COM
mittee. Both contributions were used
in the West Virginia state campaign.
Explains Perkins Contribution.
"In october, 1904" Mr.. Scott said,
"Mr. Perkins asked me the situation
in West Virginia, and told him we
had a very hard fight on for governor
and that it was doubtful whether we
could elect William 0. Dawson. Mr.
Perkins said as friend Of President
Roosevelt he would be very sorry TO
see the state go democratic and made
the contribution"
Mr.. Scott said none of the "har-
vester people had contributed to the
1904 campaign.
"How about the Perkins contribu-
tion?" asked Senator Clapp.
.'Well. I understood that Mr.. Per
kins' contribution was personal mat
ter of his own" said Mr.. Scott, be
cause OF the personal relations that
existed between him and President
Roosevelt"
.Was Mr.. Perkins at that time
member OF J. P. Morgan & Co.." asked
Senator Jones.
Mr.. Scott did not know.
"Do you know whether Mr.. Perkins
intercaded with the president as to
the taking over Of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Co. ?" asked Senator Paynter.
II don't know anything about that
matter" said the witness.
No Trust Money Received.
Mr.. Scott said he knew of no one
connected with the steel, oil or beef
"trusts" who had given anything to
the campaign. It had been the settled
policy OF George B. Cortelyou and Cor
nelius N. Bliss, as the heads OF the
committee, to make it known that no
such contributions would be re-
ceived, he said.
"My own corporation never gave
dollar to the campaign" he added. Mr..
Scott was then glass manufacturer
Asked about any activity Of the Ameri-
can Protective Tariff league In the
campaign he said the league had
furnished some campaign material, but
it had been paid in cash for its work
and had never contributed directly or
Indirectly to the campaign.
George r. Sheldon, treasurer OF the
national committee in 1908, is to testi-
fy Thursday. 1t is expected the books
OF the republican committee for that
campaign will be submitted to the
committee this week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
SWIMMER TRIES
TO CROSS CHANNEL

Boulogne, July 22.-Jabez Wolfe,
the we'll known amateur swimmer,
started on another attempt to swim
across the English channel today. He
entered the water in the vicinity OF
Cape Grisnez at quarter past four
and at Z o'clock was seven miles to
the north Of that point on the French
coast. At that hour brisk breeze
sprang up, making the water rather
choppy.
Several other swimmers alternately
accompanied him in the water.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
WILSON WILL NOT
QUIT GOVERNORSHIP

Sea Glrt, N. j., July 22.-Friends of
Gov. Wilson announced today but on
condition that their names be not used
that he had decided definitely not to
resign the governorship OF New Jer-
sey during the presidential campaign.
Mlssourians See Wilson.
Washington. d. c., July 22.-Sena-
tors Reed and Stone Of Missouri will
confer with Gov. Wilson at Seagirt to.
day, having been asked by the gov
ernor to visit him and discuss political
matters
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
eav city Man Held Leper.

Buffalo, N. Y. July 22.-An examina-
tion of the case of Sam Isen Of Bay
City, Mich, who is suffering from
what is declared to be pronounced
case Of leprosy, and who was located
In this city yesterday, is being con-
Quoted by city health officials today.
Upon the result of this examination
which will be known late today, will
depend whether state or federal aid
will be sought in freeing the city Of
his presence. Isen is confined in a
local hospital under police guard.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
EASTERN RAILROADS
PRESENT THEIR CASE

New York, July 22.-The arbitration
commission created to settle the con-
troversy over wages between the fifty
two railroads east of Chicago and
their locomotive engineers resumed
it's sessions at Manhattan Beach to.
day.
With the engineers side Of the case
completed the railroads began the pro-
duction Of eviden ce in support OF their
claim that the wages and working
conditions Of the engineers are all that
the present business of the railroads
will warrant.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
.ROSENTHAL Case
NEARS SOLUTION
THIRD DEGREE BRINGS OUT THE
FACTS CONNECTED WITH MUIR
DER; SLAYER NOT CAUGHT

New York, July pa picked squad
Of gunner shot Gambler Rosenthal aft
er holding rehearsals of the murder
and providing most carefully for alibis.
Gangmen kept the street in front of
the Metropole hotel clear SO that the
murder auto could make clean get
away and sixteen men, at least, knew
of the "croak" to be pulled off, and
mounted guards, armed with black
lacks, to see that nothing interferred
with the killing
These details we're announced today
by officials of the prosecutors office
after a further statement by William
Shapiro. held In connection with the
killing.
sweated and grilled by q fierce third
degree, Jack Sullivan. former news
boy held as a material witness, and
Sam Paul, the east side gang leader,
sullenly made statements early today
from which the police commissioner
pieced together important and hereto
fore missing evidence. These two men,
Sullivan and Paul, we're taken into
oASAAo
Webber, the gambler.
Plans to kill Rosenthal were laid on
the excursion trip of the Sam Paul as
sociation. Rosenthal had been talking
too much Some well known gunmen
and blackjackers were along on that
excursion trip and the detectives now
know that BALD Jack" Rose and
"Bridgie" Webber were also on board
the steamer.
'Tt was the day that Rosenthal
threatened to tell more about how the
police grated on gambling houses that
the word was passed around that he
must be made away with"
Six men are now in custody In the
Rosenthal case one Of whom is held
as a material witness and five others
charged with being implicated In the
crime. Commissioner Dougherty, how
ever. saws that not one Of the men who
killed the gambler is under arrest.
District Attorney Whitman returned
to the city today to take up with the
grand Jury an investigation OF the
Rosenthal case.
Lieut.. Becker will be permitted to
testify If he agrees to waive all I'M
munity. The public prosecutor makes
no effort to hide his belief that the
shadow Of Becker rests on the Rosen-
thai case and in consequence will not
subpoena him. Whitman takes the
position that if Becker is as innocent
as he says he is. he will agree to ap-
pear before the grand jury waving i'm
munity.
The grand jury will take up the
charges that the police profited from
gambling houses by permitting them
to run without molestation.
Police Commissioner Waldo an
nounced today that Lieut.. Charles A.
Becker has been relieved Of charge Of
the "strong arm squad and trans
ferred to desk duty in the sixty-fifth
police precinct of the Bronx.
This Is the first official move made
by Commissioner Waldo in connection
with Lieut. Becker since the killing
OF Rosenthal
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
PROMINENT AUTO
OFFICIAL is DEAD

Minneapolis, Mimi, July 22.-Col.
Frank M. Joyce, first vice president Of
the American Automobile association
and chairman Of the committee to
make arrangements for the 1912 relia-
bility run of that organization died at
his home here today after an illness OF
q month. He was 81 years old Mr..
Joyce recently had returned from New
Orleans where he had arranged for
that city as the terminal of the tour.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
IRISH SANITARIUM
WRECKED BY PEOPLE

Dublin, July pa nearly COM
pleted consumption sanitarium under
construction at Lucan, near Dublin, un-
der the auspices of Lady Aberdeen and
the Women's National Health associa-
tion. was demolished today by irate
Gwellers in the vicinity.
A great mob armed with ropes and
picks first tore off the roof and then
threw down the walls, leaving nothing
but heap Of debris.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-23
Photographers at Convention.

Philadelphia, Pa. July 22.- The
congress of photography will meet
here this afternoon as preliminary to
the opening tomorrow of the annual
meeting of the photographers associa.
ton of America The congress will
consider plans for the annual gather
Ing OF tAe ae, station.
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itetig. 10. . seises 69--70e, no. meises
6815 -e9e, ~. 4 seibes 64-67t, 80. Q aeIbes
67-6Ss, 10. Sbs. 68 - 67e. no. 4 30. SO
-6Se, Ns. Q eemifebteS 67--68c, no. Sbs,
66--66ke. 70. 4As. 62--65t, meises RoIbea.
fern 66-68t, selbes bs. 65--68e, aemiiAteS
b.. 65-sse Der 1uftsl. ger,auft puroen:
Ears 80. 4 seIbes gu 631ae. ! Gar bo. su
641ae, 500 1u. ao 3 DO. NIT 9afsr au 67e,
! Gar mad probe selbes ~ 621ae. Gar DO.
22% foaf su Gle, 8 gars 30. gemiiht.s
81 63Iae, Gar DO. gu 621ac, l Gar DO. b.i-
nabe aelb su GAZE, 500 gu. DO. NIT SAFER
3u 631ae, Gar SO. tpeibes gu 67e, Gar
%. ~ S4le, / Gar 10. 3 DO. gu 6S34e auf
osm @eleii..
sahr- Mar,t if rubia nno aetiq. 10.
9 seiter 36h 37e, etanbarb neiser 36e,
20. D petter "a - 3515t, 30. 4 peiSer
33 - Ae. 30. 2aemifAter 34lS--35e, Ms. 5
DO. 4--341ac. No. 4 b. 80 - 33e Der eu.
Bertanft purb,n l Gar mad grsbe su 3oc,
3 Ears No. 8 peiber su 341ac, 1 Gar DO. su
35l4c, 8 ears DO. ~ 35c, s Gars no. 4 bo.
au 33lac, 3 gars DO. an 33s4t, / @ar DO. su
33c, 1000 Su. bo. nit Corn su 1915, 2
Sara nod grobe DO. 3u 331as, 750 gu. bo.
nit Beisen su 30e, Gar DO. ~ 32e, 2 Gars
Stanonro neIBer al 36e, ] Gar 9io. ees
miftter sn 35c, 750 9u. DO. nit Corn An
85c, Cars no. 3 DO. III 34e, | gar mad
Yrobe DO. ~ 30c l Gar DO. ;u 3ls auf BEN
@eltift.
Msssen. = Wartt aetia. 30. 72-75e.
no. 3 68--7oe. 30. 4 $3.50. 8ertauit sar.
eeu; ear No., z ,u 75c, 500 8u DO. nit
@ei3en gu 75c, Gar SO. 4 su 6714c, / Gar
mad Rrobe DO III Csc auf btm 9eltiis.
sc rite.-No. 8 gStnter 50--70e, SO. Q
Srubiabrs 78 --S3c. 80. 70-7st, 30. 4
6O-7Os; Sutttrserfs 40-s0e per Su.
0erHsum1ti. trabia5rss.rt. 78
-S3e Der Hu.
B1siei b s.r y.tr.tst.Bt.iie nit b.ri..
atsenam s[eit t.a taa. s.s S,ria.1 5asr.s:
S'tober, IA. 1919. Sttob.r, l3. 1911.
@ei,en, Ns. 2 rsther .1l2c 99c
Belfdfsrn, ne. 5 ssmifAtss CSC 7411e
Safer, go. semifhter neaer 3s: ACE
Hsssen ne. 2 neuer 49,. Is: 1e0e
Sen 10. fimsibs 1880 $22.75
Bhists.
Der W1rtt ptr .a.ti,. B.r.1yt narben /:
TAB Sbls. TiRia.rs siniftes Vssss axf
Der 1aFs ssn $l.35 S.r Sa1sa:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

Cine 9 8eitetgung bes 8tlts
m ND I aarp. ,3pei i'm 6rii6ling
oieIes SQ6res mad 9euti6zGftafrita
gu geograpbiiden 4rbeiten obgereiiten
,Sorihern, Gouarb Cehler uu0 Or. 5S.
&lute, 1T es jeBt geIun8en, bic bOdite
Spite oes 3ilimanDi6oro 3u beIteigen.
Die beiDen 6oriher bert6ten iiber ibre
2lrbeitsn in einem 8rtefe an prpf.
6uns Ute1er, ben oieIer in Better
munns MitteiIungen" per0ffentliat.
W}it feds bis aht SrGgsrn purber
Nusfliige na6 bem Bapenii beg &iz
limano16aro gsmadt. Die Sbdler auf
Der SubIeite be5 Wanen7i Iinb friikr
perQletidert getpeien. Die beiben 0ez
lebrten begannen nit Der Stereop6oto@
grammetrte, nabmen. 10 gut e ging,
Die 9an3e lImgebung oe5 ManenIi auf
unb mahteu babel audi eint9e Qufna6z
men oes garrunco. Yon Der @eItiette
aus, BON einem 2uger. oas lie bel Dem
GuaQiumpf am 5ube Der groBen
Shuttbaloe batten. unterna6men tie
nun einen 9eiteigungsoer1ut. Sin
gouloir, bas iib BON Der b06iter
Sptbe no6 9}prbneiten beruntersisbt,
i6ien einen guten 3ugon9 81 bieier gu
bieten unp Iber oen untereu Ebeil beg
Yorbrpeitgrates am bsften errei4bdr gu
fein. Der 0es gtng tbeils iiber
S6nes, tbeils lber fSeIIen 3ur bod
ten SpiBe. gs lit bic n1rbIihite BON
alien SpiBen oes MapenIi. Der
S6nee mar hart. unb iunser 3atsns
firm biIoete Stufen, 10 boB mir oieie
nt6t crit 81 ftlagen brauatsn Or
Slute fdreibt. DaB glo3iale SpureR
fih in ben eriten Sasen ibres NuFentz
Aaltes am WanenTi nid)t funben, ba
Tie burd pas pultaniide ReIief oes &C.
birges iebr beeinflubt unb mooifi3irt
iperben. Bel Dem eriter geIteiouness
nerIude gelangte man imnlerhin iiber
5000 U1eter unD tpnnte bon bier dus
bas 9etpirr Der gbGIer unb bic tnpis
fden 5ormeu glo3ialer GroIion ertens
men. Die 9ren3e Der ebemaliaen Ser
eifuns biirfte na6 pprlGufiger gereh=
nung itd in 5000 Mster MeeresbObe
hefunoen bdben IuBer saograp6iiden
llnterIuhrneen bat Rlute nod 9eifeine
eeIarmelt uno 70 Sanoftiite pen Wtas
Denit nitsebraht. Die Expedition bat
fth bonn na9 Dem Gibo beeeben.
9ie Stunoe lit lang, oas 2ss
ben fIra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

GsS Dort, IA. Sftober.
3inn idpad ,u s48 SO I2--49.00; fusf.r
III ruhtq : gIecthrsIstie S17.62 - 17.87c,
Cafe sl7.62 = 17.87c; eating su $l725-
1887. 1tei ruhia Su s5.021a. spsIt.r piaiQ
3u $3.50 - 7.S0. Giien mar fet. 8p.
6sunorh gortbsru su SIT. .50-18.0O, no. 2
b. gu sl7.25-1775, 30, l Soutbern urs
He. SsutberH isft III $I8.O0-18.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

Can. ss,As nab s,n.w :. r.s Ssrs.

eeIS -on eau SHrse IN ~ = 5% aasae.
lisben uno fdlob su So.
Srima eef&dftspapiere surbtn sn 8 H-6%
sistsntirt.
Sterfinq or&anae pillia. SiMt 3u
N.85h unb 90 fase Gpmmerciat Bills sn
A.8111--4.S55s.
Snnbes. .Obtia dtioneN nuren Me-
tia uns warnen wie fslat aHsttrf:
Ser. Staaten Aefnnbina ~ 10l : D1 y,
~ r,siNrirte (1925) ll3s4-l14L, esusons
ll3s4-ll4L, ~ rtaiffrirte lO21k - lO3,
gsussns lO2K - 103, $anaMa RsgiFtsres
~ l01-101ts.
aftienmArtt. am 8ormittaae tuar
Der Martt ung.reoslt unb fd,pat. 8egen
Mittaa trat cine Benouna Elm unb Die prei'e
.rsoIten iib wiebsr etwas. Der War't ftlOs
fuu.