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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-04
LII. II ROBINSON
COT THE BOUNCE

lillian Robinson, a little coloreo
girl who says she lives in Galesburg,
was bounced on her way IN hurry
this morning by Judge Hendersnott.
Chief of Police Alva Fieoler was .a1ter
Lii last might. Somebody tipped LII
OF to the game but she didn't kno"
who was following her. She was 60
ing one way around the block ana
Chief Fielder the other. When Lillian
20, wise to the police she made pee
line down the alley. Just as sue
came out the other way, the cnle1 was
Just passing the alley. He naoDed
her. Lille declared that she was run
ming from her husband. She said the
masculine end Of the Robinson family
had been following her all over tne
state. On her way to the county jail,
Miss Lillian changed her husband
story and admitted she was running
from the law. ..
In police court she was charged
with street walking. She pleaded gull
ty and was given thirty days. HaV-
ing come from Gales burg on TUESDAY
and saying that she wanted to go to
Charlton. Judge Hendershott Informed
her that Thursday afternoon was just
an excellent time to go to Charlton. LII
thought so too. So she took the tlrst
train to Charlton this p. m. :
Chief Fielder declared this morning
that street walking was a business
that he intended to stop. He stated
that such women need not think they
may come back to Ottumwa to be on
the streets just because of enc police
man. "1 believe street walkers are
one of the greatest discredits to city
and am going to put a stop to 1t as
far as is in the power of the police
force said Chief Fielder.
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REV. S, L. GiLkiSON
WILL PREACH TONIGHT

Rev. S. L. Gilkison will preach again
tonight at the Free Methodist church
and returns to Knoxville tomorrow
Though one of the younger members
of the conference, Mr.. Gilkison IS
serving his second year at Knoxville,
which Is one Of the most important
charges in the conference. He also
serves the inebriate hospital there as
chaplain, which is deserved compli-
ment to him.
All are asked to hear him tonight
at the. Free Methodist church, corner
Hancock street and Finley avenue.
Forest Garfield, 1888 North Weller
,treet, returned last evening from Ed
iyyille, where he visited relatives.
Grover Lock of Kankakee, ILL.,, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Clara
Burkhalter, 1926 North Weller street.
Mrs. Winfield Dudgeon of Pella will
arrive this evening for an overSunday
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Evans, GIG Glenwood avenue.
The choir of the Davis Street Christ
ian church will meet at the home OF
Miss Ethel Dougherty, $50 North
Sheridan avenue. " Vs.
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SOCIETY OF WESTERN
ARTISTS WILL EXHIBIT.

The lovers and promoters Of art in
terests are reminded that the night
is drawing near, Saturday evening Of
this week, when the society of Western
Artists will open it's fine exhibit in Des
Moines. The chairman of the art adj
visory committee of the women's clubs
Mrs. J. S. Carpenter, and her associa-
ties, Mrs. Harry G. Everett, Mrs. F. w.
Webster, Mrs. w. w. Wilmer Mrs.
Meyer Rosenfield and Mrs. Thomas F.
Stevenson are busily engaged in get.
ting the collection placed in armory
hall on the second floor of the Col.
iseum. The exhibit is here and will
certainly be delightful surprise to
those who are planning to attend. The
fee is such a normal one that it Is
quite within the range of the slimmest
pocketbook This is a real, sinsere
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WARNER OLSON
WEDDING YESTERDAY

7 The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. v
Hurst in Abba was the scene OF a
pretty home wedding when at noon
yesterday, April 3, the marriage OF
Miss Selma Olson Of Ottumwa and
Oliver Warren of Dudley, Iowa, took
place.
Rev. G.. w. Barber of Chillicothe Of
ficiated. After the solo by Miss Eflie
Warner the couple entered the parlor
to the strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Teresa Johnson.
The bride is one Of the successful
school teachers Of Wapello county and
has host of friends. The groom Is a
prosperous farmer and letter carrier
on r. F. D No. /, Dudley.
The out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rosen of Ottumwa, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Perdew Of Dudley.
and Mr.. and Mrs. william Warner OF
Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren departed on
No. for Des Moines and FIT. Dodge
for a few days visit. ."-.
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Friday Evening, April 5th.
Maccabee Hall
New UT Building.
.,.s,.s Given by The
Fraternal Bankers Reserve.
Admission 25c. . Ladies' Free
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Kodak Headquarters. Sargent's.
Parks& Logan wall paper store re
moved to Ito North Court, next to
Joslin's in Leighton building.
Household goods packed, moved
stored or shipped, e. Daggett & Sons
Country buttermilk at Joslin's.
The best place to store furniture
is with w. s. Grips & Co. Phone 1874
and a wagon will call.
Johnson's wood dyes, all colors, free
samples, Clark's.
Hear DR.. Mcconnell on the Red
Flag and Blue Coat at First M. E.
church Tuesday night, April 8. Ad'
mission 25c.
Drag your roads today sure.
Mrs. Hubert Hills of Des Moines has
arrived in the city for visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Harlan, 900
Sheffield street.
II you are going to use white
enamel, use Vitralite Gmported), the
long-life enamel-Clark's only.
Plotted Easter lilies and hyacinths
at Baker, florist.
1t is fine, that country buttermilk
at Joslin's, 1O8 North Court.
Get out and use your road drag.
Miss Genevieve Orvis, lis North
Clay street, left this morning for a
short visit with friends in Chillicothe,
Mo. -
Everything in paints at Clark's.
Misses Genevieve and Elizabeth DAILY
324 North Walnut avenue. left today
for a few days visit with friends in
Grinnell and Des Moines.
DR.. Lincoln Mcconnell will be at
First M E. church Tuesday night,
April 9 and deliver his famous lecture
on the Red Flag and Blue Coat. DR..
Mcconnell is one of the most enter.
tanning takers on the lecture plat
form and his addresses replete with
wit and humor as we'll as wisdom.
Everybody interested in the better
ment of our country should hear him.
Admission Csc.
Truly a great quality paint store
Clark's. '--'-'- .>-7-n =
Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess left At noon
over the Rock Island for Grinnell to
attend the convention Of the south
eastern Iowa teachers association.
which holds forth there for three days.
Fred Fay, of Ypsilanti, Mich, a
of the executive board of the
Association of Street
and Electric Railway employees, is in
the city today on business with refer
ence to the local union.
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MULE VICTIM
). i. Of CHAMBERS
POLICE AND VETERINARY lNVES.
TIGATlNG SERIOUS CASE THIS
AFTERNOON.

Reports that came to the police to-
day that a hide sold to the Fist hide
store yesterday came from the carcass
of a mule that died of the dread dis
ease, CHAMBERS lis causing the police,
Veterinarian E. f. Lowry and In
spector B. w. Van Der Veer to make
rigid investigation. It is probable that
charges will be filed against the men
who sold the hide as the disease is one
Of the most dangerous known. 1t at
tacks man and beast alike and is al
ways fatal Pat Connolly is the name
given by the man who sold MI Fist the
diseased skin. All efforts to apprehend
him today have failed. The carcass Of
the animal cannot be located. 1t is
thought that it has probably been
dumped into the river. If such is the
case, the city officials intend to take
drastic action against the offenders.
} The hide Is now at the Fist hide
store, completely isolated to prevent
contagion. It will be destroyed by
cremation just as soon as the officers
get their bearing on the case. Chief
Fielder DR.. Lowry and Inspector Van
Der Veer are securing the west end
this afternoon, trying to locate the
men who were connected with the
sale. DR.. Lowry states that he will
have to see the carcass Of the mule be-
fore he can tell whether or not it was
CHAMBERS that caused it's death. If such
is his finding state health officers may
be called to take charge
Besides the cremation of the animal,
the barn or place wherein the animal
was kept or died in will be beurned to
prevent the Spread of the dangerous
disease. The state is most rigid on this
disease and law provides heavy PEN
atty for improper care. z
No trace of the men has been secur-
ed this afternoon. 1t is the one great
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ANNUAL BANQUET -.. &
y A.. aate% III ON THIS EVENING

The annual banquet Of the Anti
Can't class of the South Ottumwa Bap-
fist church will be held this evening
at the home OF Miss Mabel Gossage,
POL North Moore street at s O'Clock
instead of Z o'clock as was an
nounced in last evenings paper. X
Rev. w. D. spiker and family are
moving from ia South Ransom street
to the corner Of Ransom and Vine
streets. p
Mrs. G. w. Friend and son Royal,
238 North Ransom street, are visiting
relatives in Eldon. -.
Miss Minnie vandagriff, 234 South
Schuyler street, has returned from a
visit with relatives in Fairfield.
Mrs. Bert Brooks and Mrs. w. H.
Hillary, who reside south Of the city,
were south side shoppers today.
c.. j. Burns and family have moved
into the property at 602 Glenwood
avenue.
M. Roberts and Frank Byrum OF
Bidwell were callers in South Ottum-
wa today.
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Housekeepers in <."
..r3 OttumWa Pleased

Every cook in Ottumwa is delighted
with the rich, nut-like flavor of Min
nesota' macaroni and spaghetti. Even
people who never liked these foods,
say they could eat Minnesota" mac
aroni every day.
Good lnacaroni and spaghetti are
easily digested and they are always
appetizing because they can be pre-
pared in so many different ways. They
are fine for children-making their
bodies strong and healthy. and they
give grown people the power of endur-
ance without overtaxing the stomach
But if you want that rich, nut-like
flavor be sure and get the delicious
minnesota" brand macaroni or spag-
hetti-made from the finest Northern
Durham wheat, with all the nourishing
Gluten left in. 1t is easily digested and
never gets soggy. All good OttumWa
xrocers sell it.
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MRS, kREUTZBENDE
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED

Mrs. George, Kreutzbender was
pleasantly surprised at her home, 3O6
North Van Buren, avenue yesterday
when number of her friends came
with we'll filled baskets and spent the
day. A three course dinner was served.
and Mrs Kreutzbender was presented
with a souvenir spoon by her friends.
The guests were Mesdames G. A.
Salee, Fred Holtz, William Heather.
L. Stiles, J. Shanahan, J. E. West
brook, J. Hendricks, J. E. Chandler, E..
H. McCarty, Kathryn 'Teter, J. w.
Stiles, w.. Carr, P. Richards, J. Mot
fit, and Misses Effie Peck and Edna
Larson. ~, tssz
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WV. C.. A. NOTES.

The sociology class will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. The
leader is Miss Edith Foster, and the
study includes women in Politics, "
and THE Suffrage Movement. A gen.
eral discussion by the members of
the class will follow.
The Good Friday service will be
conducted by Miss Mary McElroy to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Everybody is invited to attend. ,
.s.... TO- .e
The finance committee of the as
ISOLATION, which has been getting
subscriptions for the years work of
the Y. w. G. A., has met with very
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DEATHS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES evening. April
3, 1912, at 500 o'clock at the family
residence, 301 North Graves St.
Agnes Hannah Dimmitt, widow OF
Cyrene Dimmitt,. age 70 years. The
deceased has resided in Wapello
county since 1916 and in Dahlonega
township until just a few years ago.
Mrs. Dimmitt is we'll known through
out the county and her death will
be deeply mourned. She leaves
eleven children.
The funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the
residence, conducted by Rev. S. Isaac
Elder pastor of the Davis street
Christian church. Burial will be
made in the family plot in the Ottum-
wa cemetery.
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UNION BIBLE CLASS
Meeting TOMORROW.

Mrs. Mary Carpenter, PIG East
Maple avenue, will be hostess to the
members of the Union Bible class to-
morrow afternoon. The study includes
Two Great Courts" and "The Six
Departments Of the Temple" Mrs.
A. w. Enoch is the leader, and Mrs.
Alfred Briggs will give the review.
The home reading is jeremiah, 1926.
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FUNERALS.
MANY friends attended the funera

Many friends attended the funeral
services over the remains of John
Finn at the Sacred Heart Catholic
church this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Father James Foley was in
charge. The remains were taken this
afternoon following the services to the
Crowley undertaking parlors where
friends may view the body until 10
o'clock this evening. The body will
be removed on the Rock Island to
Princeton, Mo-, for interment. The
burial will take place tomorrow morn
ing in the King cemetery.
Funeral services over the remains of
Charles Elliott, who died in Des Moines
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Sullivan chapel in
charge of Rev. M. I. Gordon and Rev.
T. ]. Carr. Burial in the Ottumwa
cemetery. ... sa..s ~
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KINGS HERALD BAND
WILL MEET SATURDAY..

The Kings Herald Band of the Will
lard Street M. e. church will meet sat
urday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with
Mrs, r. A. Hall, 1876, North Sheridan
avenue. This Is annual business meet
ing and all reports for the years work
will be made and officers elected TOR
1929. The subscription for the
church paper will be taken at this
meeting. Bring thimbles.
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HOME GUARDS HELD
INTERESTING MEETING

I The Home Guards OF the Willard
Street NJ. E church held very in.
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Mary Colbert. 227
South Willard street. The attendance
was good. Delegates were elected to
attend the: district convention of the
w. H. M. S. to be held at Moulton
April 26, ~ and 20. After the business
session refreshments were served by
the hostess
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WHOLESALE PRICES
OF FOODSTUFFS GAIN

washington, D. c., April Whole.
sale prices Of food products increased
two per cent in 1911 over the previous
year, although wholesale prices gem
orally of Isl articles declined IL per
cent. An investigation Of the bureau
of labor into wholesale prices, results
of which were announced today, dis,
closed these facts.
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THREE KILLED IN
CHICAGO CAR CRASH

Chicago, April 4.--Three persons, IN.
GLIDING woman and her one year old
child, were killed and eighteen injured
today when q Chicago and Alton train
crashed into street car filled with
passengers at South Kedzie and West
37th street.
The third person killed was also
woman. Neither woman was indenti.
fed.
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INFORMAL EVENING
ENJOYED BY FRIENDS.

Philip Phillips and c. K. Adler were
the hosts at an informal evening party
at their apartments on Jefferson
street. The guests were served a two
course luncheon. The following were
present: Misses Marie Robinson,
Margaret Riley, Beulah Adler and
Mary Magill. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hickenlopper, and M. Baer of Chicago.
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C, w, B, M. AUXILIARY
MET TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The C. w. B. NJ. Auxiliary of the
First Christian church met in regular
session at the home Of Mrs. W.. A.
DeHart Tuesday afternoon. The topic
for study included India. it's Country
and People," and 1.-THE Work of the
Womans Board of Missions" An in.
teresting program was carried out. "
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AFTERNOON "COFFEE"
ENJOYED By LADIES.

The coffee" given by Cloutman w.
R. G. yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. s. E. Adler was largely attend
ed by the members of both north and
south side corps and friends of the
organizations. Two contests were the
afternoons entertainment, in which all
participated. Refreshments were
served. ... 81
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desire of the officers to locate the car
cass of the mule that it may be de-
stroyed to prevent contagion.. 1nspec-
tor Van Der Veer states he will file in
formation against the men if they are
found. -.t.
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We are showing the
SWEETEST Paper in OttumWa.
c.. C.. KOETT
los N. Market
los N. Market

good success. Almost $1,000 in sub
scriptions have been received. This
is little more than half the amount
needed. The committee is still keep
ing at the work and hope to get the
full amount soon.
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ASSYRIAn COT
HIMSELF IN BAD
CHIEF PROSECUTING WITNESS
LIBERATES DEFENDANT AND
GOES TO JAIL

Admitting in court that he has a
wife living in far off Assyria, not
withstanding that he was at, the time
chief prosecuting witness against
Charles Kirklin for relations with
his American wife, Ali Bettiedine
brought down upon his head the wrath
of the court and Is now languishing In
| the county Jail. Just what charge he
will be prosecuted on is not yet deter
mined, but it will probably be that of
bigamy Although not yet filed, coun-
sci for Charles Kirklin has promised
to bring suit in behalf of his client
for $4,000 damages due to false arrest
at the instigation of Bettiedine. When
the notice of suit was read to him last
evening by Deputy Sheriff ]. J. Nor
rissey, he is said to have exclaimed,
What, is he going to take my money,
as well as my wife "
The Kirklin case had progressed un.
til yesterday afternoon when the coun.
sci for the defense took Bettiedine on
for cross examination. The antipathy
of the latter for the defendants coun-
sci got him Sin bad" Asked If he had
been married before, he replied that 1t
was none of the counsers business. A
similar answer was made to line OF
questioning regarding Bettiedine's
former marital affairs, all of which
the court made him reply to. Finally
the court asked him If he had wife
living in Assyria and when he
answered in the affirmative, Judge
Hunter Immediately ordered the jury
to find a verdict for Kirklin and then
called upon the sheriff to place Bet
tiedine in the county Jail. Kirklin is
now released and Bettiedine faces
serious charge.
The law suit of the Louisiana Red
Cypress Co. VS.. the NJ. B. Hutchinson
Lumber Co., in which a number of in
terrogations were read into the record,
has been on for trial today owing to
a lapse in the state calendar of cases
which is expected to resume tomor-
row. <.5
State Cases Assigned.
This morning number OF the per-
sons indicted by the grand jury were
given occasion to plead and their hear
ings set as follows:
State VS.. Dan Ratliff, Thursday,
April IL.
State VS.. Manus Gallagher, Monday,
April 8.
State VS.. Dell B Davis, Monday,
April 8.
st. VS.. J. w. Leonard, Monday,
April 8.
s 9 VS.. J. F. Travis, Monday,
April 8.
State VS.. M. Brennan, Monday,
April 8. ..-
State VS.. Paul Renfro, Monday.
April s ~
state vs.. Matt Mier, Monday,
April 8. ...
State VS.. j.. w Thompson, Monday,
April 8.
State VS.. Fred Maloney, Monday
April 8.
State VS.. L. c. Kepler, Monday,
April 8.
State VS.. Juggy Ntzhugh,, Monday,
April 8.
State VS.. Fred Parcel, Tuesday,
April 9.
All of the above cases are nuisance
charges except that against Fred Par
eel in which rape is charged.
The Utterback and Cecil brothers
X NE O. O. D RAILROAD % case
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desire on the part Of the Womens CLUB
to bring excellent forms OF art to the
city's very doors.
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ART Department
MEETING POSTPONED.

The art department meeting SEIZED
uled for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs,
Morris Christie has been postponed to
a date to be announced later.
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be in charge of Mrs. Daisy Hardie and
Miss Cecil Bonham. A full attendance
of members is requested.
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CHAPTER G. P. e. o.
-. WILL MEET TOMORROW,

Chapter G. P. e. o. will hold it's
meeting tomorrow evening with Mrs
Amelia Bonham, 1923 North jefferson
street, at 7:45 o'clock. The subject,
Importance of Pure Food Laws" will
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EQUALIZATION BOARD MEETS.
Took over Books Last Night-WiI
Be in Session Again This

The city council as board of equal
ization began its review of the city
assessors tax books last night. The
action taken was of a general nature,
in preparation for the work tonight.
No special levies were considered for
increase
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ID r ~ Ms
BRONCHIAL TR0CHE

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Nothing excels this simple remedy Tor Throas
Troubles, Hosrseness and Coughs. Also gives
relief in Bronchial, Asthmatic and Lung anee.
lions. Free from opiates. Sixty years reputa'
lion, Sold only in boxes. Sample mailed ffoos
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ELIZABETH ROSS CHAPTER
WILL MEET SATURDAY..

Elizabeth Ross chapter of the D. A.
r. will meet Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. M. T. McCielland, 2O5 Cara
street. Mrs. J. c. Mitchell will read
a paper on Women OF Today"
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Y. NJ. G.. A. NOTES

There will be no bible classes this
evening.
The midday factory and shop meet
ings have been discontinued until
further announcement,
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c. R. Whitfield, who has been very
ill at his home, 502 South Ransom
street, was able to return to work this
morning. ID '- +
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilliard and
children 10S North Moore street, are
visiting relatives in Osceola. AZ
The Plymouth Congregational choir
will meet at the church Friday even
ing for practice. All members are
urged to be present as this is the last
rehearsal before Easter. a
J. T. Hendren of Salt Lake City,
Utah arrived in the city today for a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wall, sos Wabash avenue. -
Mrs. Ora DeFord returned to her
home in North Platte, Neb., this after
noon after visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Wall. sos Wabash
avenue. rf> 'y :. .
The Woman's association of the
Plymouth Congregational church will
hold their bazaar. Friday and Saturday
at 603 Church street next to Lora
Smiths millinery store In addition to
the bazaar Saturday afternoon there
will be home cooking sale.
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All of the above cases are nuisance
charges except that against Fred Par
eel in which rape is charged. Ia
The Utterback and Cecil brothers
ys.>C. M. & st. P. Railroad Co. case, a
damage action for 1852, was settled
and dismissed in court yesterday and
the costs paid. The stipulation was not
recorded. Ill.,
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LEFT OIL ON STOVE
Fortunate Fire at CaughIan Grocery
Store at About 10 o'clock
r.. Last Night. 4

The placing of small can of oil on
the stove to warm by A. c. Caughlin
at his grocery store on Church street
last evening and his forgetting it at
closing time, caused blaze last night
about 10 o'clock. Becoming heated, the
oil took fire. The blaze was noticed
by man passing along the street who
Immediately notified the south side
fire department.. Captain John Shock
ley went to the store, broke in The
door and tossed the flaming can out
SIDE y