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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FRESH FROM THE DAILY
TELEGRAPH WIRES.
FROM FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FIELDS
Happenings National, Historical and
Political and Personal Events
Told in Brief Paragraphs
for Busy Readers.

The empress of Germany is planning
for a prolonged visit to Bad Nauheim
in March. She is ILL.,
Cardinal Francis Xaxier Nagl, for
mer archbishop of Vienna, is dead. He
was created cardinal in 1911.
Causing 100000 damage, suffragets
Saturday destroyed many rare plants
of King Edward in the palace gardens.
Pensions for aged employees of the
postal service have been recommend
ed by the postmaster general to the
president.
King Alfonso took half hours trip
at Madrid, recently, in the dirigible
balloon Espana, making a circuit of
the capital.
Ramon Llano a Cuban, is held at ST..
Louis in connection with the theft of
100000 from the registered mail at
Havana last fall.
The police of London are now look
ing for 291 husbands who are accused
of abandoning as many wives and 673
destitute children.
Announcement of purchase by the
pope of site in Jerusalem for cree
made by the vatican.
An increase in the weight limit of
parcels to be handled by the govern
ment parcel post is being advocated by
ctr,,o ctr
Only reliable information regarding
war in the Balkans is that fighting on
the Gallipoli peninsula and the bonn
bardment of Adrianople continue.
At Chillicothe, Mo-, Tuesday, Lee
Hoyt, 81 years old, admitted the MUIR
der of his father, Edward Hoyt, a
wealthy cattleman, in November, 1911.
Apples sold Friday in Chicago at
Just half the price at which commits
sion men had been holding them as a
result of a campaign by women of that
city.
At Aiken, S. c., Saturday, Frederick
o. Beach, the New York millionaire,
smiled as he heard the jury acquit
him of the charge of murderously as
saulting his wife.
Confession of having lured her hus-
Fband down a dark alley to allow her
accomplish, James Lynn, to shoot and
kill him, has been made by Mrs. Lige
Gilmore, at Webb City, Mo.
A daring daylight holdup at Chicago
Saturday witnessed by score OF
'passersby, netted two robbers $4,000
The victim was Morris Nieman and
THE money was to pay employees.
Their aeroplane collapsing when
they were 500 feet in the air, Lieuten-
ant Commander Walter Janetsky and
his machinist, Dickmann. plunged into
the sea and were drowned near Dan
zig, Germany Saturday.
Report has reached Grand Forks, N.
D., that the supposedly insane laborer
taken to Germany by guard, is no
other than German baron, who is
heir to an income of $4,000 a year and
palatial home. He is getting well.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Unity the School Systems.

Philadelphia.-Un of school
systems, abolishing useless courses,
adaptation of courses to students and
vocational and specialized training are
among the subjects which will be dis
cussed by the superintendent division
of the National Education association
at it's annual convention to be held
here from February "a to March 1.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Bibles for inaugural Guests.

The spiritual welfare, as we'll as the
temporal needs of visitors to Wash
ington, d. c., during Inauguration week
will be provided for by the Order of
the Gideons. Five thousand Bibles
will be placed in the rooms of the 7S
hotels of the city and the boarding
houses will be cared for later.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Consumptive Cure-AII Coming.

Secret departure for America by DR..
Friedman was made from Berlin Sat
urday. The reason for the secret de-
parture is that the German govern
ment had forbidden him to leave Ger
many. DR.. Friedman will probably re-
main in the United States permanent
ly.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Salvador President Dead.

San Salvador.-Dr. Mankel e. Aura
10, president of the republic of Saliva
dor, who was wounded by the bullets
of an assassin February 4, died Sun
day.
Presidential power in Salvador has
been vested in Carlos Melendez, the
first designate.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Automobile Overturns, Killing One.

Rushville, Neb-Earl Store was
killed in an automobile accident be-
tween here and Pine Ridge. Store,
who was driving, attempted to make
to short a turn and the machine was
overturned.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Ask Midshipmen to Resign.

Announcement was made at the
naval academy Saturday that the resig-
nations of 80 midshipmen had been
called for as a result of the recent
semi-annual mental examination, in
which that number failed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Senate Honors Late Members,

The eulogies on late Senators Tay-
lor of Tennessee and Nixon of Nevada
and Representative Madison and
Mitchell of Kansas were delivered in
the senate Saturday.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
RUNAWAY ORE TRAIN
ENGINE AND FIVE CARS HAVE
RECORD TRIP FROM BURKE
TO WALLACE.
entire CREW INJURED, NOT SERIOUS
Thrown Out Into Deep Snow-Train
Goes Entirely to Pieces-Emerg-
ency Brakes and Reversing En-
CINE Do Not Halt Flight.

Wallace, Misunderstanding down the
narrow, winding canyon from Burke
to a point about one mile above this
city, a distance of six miles, on a 4
per cent grade and at a speed esti-
mated at 80 to 80 miles an hour, was
the terrible experience of the train
crew of the Burke ore train on the
O.-W. R. & N. company's line between
this city and the town of Burke Satur-
day morning.
The train left here at the usual hour
and proceeded up the canyon to Burke
in charge of Conductor ]. Barry, with
engine No. 1926, driven by Engineer
Roy A. Hinkle and Fireman e. D.
Malone, and T. w. Mcpherson and L..
M. O'Shea as brakemen. Arriving at
Burke, they put in on siding, where
five cars of ore were awaiting them
to be taken down the line to the Hecla
mill at Gem.
Emergency Brakes Useless.
The couplings were made and the
train started, with everything under
control, when suddenly the momentum
of the train under it's heavy load began
to increase to an alarming extent and
the emergency brakes were applied,
without any effect.
Hinkle, who was backing his engine
down a head of the load, threw the
engine on the forward motion in the
hope of stopping the runaway train.
This proved futile, for the heavy load
gained such momentum on the heavy
grade that the engine with all its
strength, was unable to check the wild
rushing weight bearing down upon it
and it went shrieking, steaming and
putting ahead of it's load down che
canyon.
Two Cars Leave Track.
When the wild train struck curve.
just above Gem two of the heavy load
ed ore cars jumped the track, scatter
way. The remaining three cars and
the engine remained on the track and
rushed down the canyon gaining speed
at every second until it struck the
spur track known as the High LinE,
that takes the ore to the Stewart and
Green Hill-CIeveland mills, Just above
the city.
The engine took the slight curve at
the switch, but could not hold it. The
tender broke loose from the engine
and rolled down the bank with the
three ore cars after it, while the en-
CINE, as if to clear the high trestle
going UP the high line, made one awful
lunge, lost its cab at the end of the
trestle. turned once and half and
landed on its side in the bottom of
the glllch, stripped of everything ex-
cept it's wheels, 300 feet from where. it
struck the switch to the high lone.
To the deep snow on each side of
the track every member of the train
crew owes his life, as had they been
thrown on the rough ground that lines
the track on each side, probably not
one of them would now be alive
AS it is the most seriously Injured
is Brakeman O'Shea, who was badly
bruised and scratched and has two
broken ribs.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Lots of Land Is Left.

Though Uncle Sam has been giving
away land ever since the passage of
the original homestead act, just half
a century ago, he still has about 7OO,-
900 acres left.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Turks Lose Heavily.

Sofia.-Fifteen thousand Turks were
killed and 10000 captured by the Bal
kan forces fighting on the Gallipoli
peninsula, last week, according to an
official statement.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Wear Gold and White.

Chicago.-Gold and white are to be
the costumes of the Illinois delegation
of suffragettes in the national parade
in Washington on March 3.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
No More Land LEGISLATION.

Washington.-No new general public
land legislation will be initiated by the
house public lands committee during
the present congress.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-02-20
Real Estate Loans BY Banks.

Washington.-An amendment to the
national bank law to permit national
banks to loan money on real estate
was introduced in congress Saturday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-20
KEOKUK co. FARMER
TAKES OWN LIFE

Sigourney, Nov. 1S.-Word was re.
ceived Saturday Of the death by hang
Ing of Nicholas Cries, a prosperous
farmer living two miles south OF
Harper. Recently Mr. Cries had sold
his farm and it was known that he
had been brooding over this fact, be-
yond that no cause for the rash act Is
known. Friday evening shortly after
dark he left the house and went to
the barn and as he did not return right
away the family became alarmed and
began to search for him. His son went
to the barn and found him hanging by
d rope fastened to rafter. Life was
not extinct when found but he died q
few moments after.
Mr.. Cries was about so years of age
and leaves his wife and several chill
dren, also one brother Peter Cries of
near Harper, and one sitter, Elizabeth
Cries of Dubuque.
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FIND COAL vein
FIVE FEET THICK
NEW MINES At BIDWELL BID
FAIR 70 BECOME GOOD SIZED
MINING CAMP.

The Bidwell Coal Co., has reached
coal in its new shaft at Bidwell and
the vein runs to thickness Of five feet
and ten inches and IL very gratifying
to the operators of the new mining
venture. The opening of the mine
adds another to the several coal in
dustries adjacent to Ottumwa. The
outlook for the new venture is very
bright as the men in charge are well
known Illinois and Iowa mine opera
tors and are familiar with coal mining
In Its every phase.
The intention is to develop the
field which in extent runs from 400 to
600 acres under which is laid a good
strata Of coal. The men in charge are
reticent as to making predictions be-
yond the merest statement regarding
the prospects for their new mine. They
say that the output when the mine is
underway will be 1000 tons gross
daily. AS the property develops 1t is
expected to make mining camp at
Bidwell that will bring hundreds of
people to that locality.
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FLORIS l. o. O. F.
INITIATES EIGHT

Floris, Nov. 1s.-The following eight
candidates have been initiated into the
mysteries of the Floris lodge No. 272
of the I. o. o. F.:
Robert L. Wilson, Chas. Harvard,
Or. H. N. Baker, F. P. Fridley, Paul D..
Box, Ottumwa, G. E. Greiner, John B..
Withrow, Geo. F. Carson.
Over one hundred visiting brothers
from Ottumwa, Bloomfield, Pulaski,
Drakesville, Troy, Selma, West Grove
and Ash Grove were present and par
ticipated In the ceremonies which ex-
tended into the wee small hours of the
night.
No small feature of the evenings
program was the supper served at 10
o'clock in the Modern Woodman hall
bH the sister Rebekahs.
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HEADS CATHOLIC
STUDENTS AT S. u. /.

Iowa City, Nov. 1s.-Stephen Casey
Of Iowa City was highly honored by the
Catholic Students Association Of Amer
lea, which adjourned its national con-
vention last week. He Is a leader In
the Newman society, and prominent IN
other activities. The officers follow:
President-Steve F. Casey, Iowa uni
versity, Iowa City.
Vice president - William O'Riely,
Iowa university, McGregor,
Secretary and treasurer ]. E..
Heely, Purdue university.
Executive committee The above
officers and r. W. Curoe Of New York
city, and Miss Esther Brannen Of Des
Moines, Ames college.
The next meeting place will be de-
termined by the executive council.
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FIVE orTUMWANs At AMEs.

Ames, Nov. 18:.-Twenty- Ave differ
ent high schools in Iowa sent Ave or
more freshmen to Iowa state college
last September. The largest number
from one school came from Ames, 81.
West Des Moines high school ranked
next with ~ freshmen contributed. The
three high schools Of Des Moines to-
gether sent 48 freshmen, the largest
number from one city. The registrars
office shows the following, enrolment
Of freshmen from important schools:
Ames. 81: West Des Moines, 81; Mar
shalltown, Is: Humboldt, IA; Sioux
City, IA; East Des Moines. IL; North
Des Moines. 10; Guthrie Center. .;
Marion, 8; Jefferson, z; Clinton, Il; LIE
Mars q; TT. Dodge, 6; Davenport, s:
Dubuque. 6; Muscatine. s; vinton, 8;
Washington, 8; Waterloo. s: Keokuk,
s: Manchester, S; Newton. 5; Ottumwa,
8; West Liberty, 5; Wyoming, S.
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EDDYVlLLE

Henry Surbur has purchased the
Vorhis property in the north part of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs William Chitwood and
baby came down from Oskaloosa Wed
nesday for visit with relatives in
Eddyville.
Mrs. j. H. Koch is spending the
week in Fairfield visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Ward.
John Norris and AL Mcmahon are
numbered among the sick this week.
County Recorder L. r. Cawley OF
Ottumwa was a business caller In Ed
dyville Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Gibson OF Idaho Is visiting
relatives in Eddyville this week.
Mrs. Philip Dolte had the misfor-
tune to fall at the Congregational
church on Thursday afternoon and as
result dislocated her shoulder.
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WOTlO ID the one VINO. is carrying q
grudge in his heart against fellow
man. It blots the sunshine from the
face, and clouds of darkest passions
assemble their inglorious hosts and
play havoc with the faculties Of that
miserable life. The older the grudge
grows the stronger 1t grows, and 1t
Is nursed to keep it warm, and as 1t
develops, the soul withers, the man.
hood and character dwarfs and dies
until at the last the life goes out as 4
candle having been burned at both
ends. The canker Of the soul will
sooner or later become the death of
the body; for. "as man thinketh in
his heart, SO is he"
Dc you know what reconciliation
means? That Is one of the sweetest
words in the human vocabulary. Re-
Cancellation means the cessation Of
hestilities, the end of strife, the dawn
OF peace. Strife in the home Is dead
ly, In the nation ruinous, and under
conditions of strife peace Is cheap at
any price.
An Age OF Peace.
There was time when lavic fires
ran kissing through the bowels Of the
earth, and touching internal streams,
threw volcanoes with their angry
heads skyward, and as they opened
their fearful maws of destruction, sea
and air and land trembled at the shock
but islands were formed, and cont!n.
ents were made, while Vulcan's fires
burned on and Cyclop's anvil rang;
and today we enjoy the age Of geolog-
icai peace, as we look upon lofty noun.
tains where the snow-capped fathers Of
the foothills reigning In regal splendor
serene, dignified, magnificent; or we
feast our eyes upon the prairies and
behold the lap Of luxury. where fields
of ripened grain wave their bearded
heads and invite the reapers to close
their season of labor with songs Of
Harvest home" ~.
There is no stronger evidence Of q
mans conversion than the fact of the
spirit Of forgiveness being manifested
within him. The natural man has the
"eye for eye" spirit, he is jammed full
of 1t.
You can sect it in the aisles Of the
church when some fussy neighhors
meet, one becomes a geologist and the
other an astronomer; yet they sing:
"Glory to God, I'm on my journey
home" Do you expect God to build .
high board fence between your man.
sions in heaven? Let me give you q
pointer, If your heart does not take
in the whole world, you have not taken
Christ into your heart.
Don't talk to me about the peculiar
situation, and think to have just
grounds for not forgiving. No matter
how you have been wronged, you have
sinned against God more than you
have been sinned against. Have you
felt the tortures of a bloody sweat.
and the agonies of cruciflxion? You
answer no. Christ suffered 1t all, be-
sides the beating, scourging, and other
and as He was hanging
upon the cross, He looked upon the
vilest reprobates that blasphemed his
name, and cursed his suffering
name and cursed his suffering, and
said: Father forgive them, they know
not what they do"
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Administrators with the Will Annex
ed) Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 9Th day Of No
vember, A. D., 1913, the undersigned
was appointed by the Clerk Of the Dis
trict court of Wapello county, Iowa.
with the will annexed)
Of the estate OF Margaret J. Logan de-
ceased, late Of said county. All persons
indebted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated, to
said court for allowance.
Dated Nov 8, 1913.
Charles f. Mast, administrator
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OFFICIALS TRYING
TO IDENTIFY MAN

+ Mt. Pleasant, Nov. ia young man
about "a years Of age, and apparently
ali escaped inmate from some institu-
ton, was brought to this city from
Winfield. The young man attracted at
tention at Winfield by his apparent
atmlessness of purpose and was
brought here and lodged In the county
Jail as a vagrant. Since he was in
generated he has steadfastly refused
tn anaak and Mt 6rst IL WAS thnnSht
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REVS. HAWKINS AND
COOPER GIVE REPORT

Agency, Nov. 1S.-The meeting held
Sunday evening In the M. e. church to
hear the report of Revs. Cooper and
Hankins, the delegates to the Interna-
tional Temperance meeting held at
Columbus, Ohio, last week, was large
gathering Of temperance workers and
it was bipartisan.
The people Of the Christian church
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dispensed with their regular services
and attended the meeting. Judging
from the attendance and the amount of
money pledged Agency and vicinity are
for nation wide prohibition. Rev.
Cooper is one Of the thousand delegates
who are to visit Washington to urge
President Wilson, Secretary Bryan
and the senate and house to submit
the national temperance question to
the states to vote on national prohibi-
ton.
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Legal Notices

In the District Court Of the United
States in and for the Southern Dis
trict Of Iowa, Ottumwa division.
United States Of America for the use
and benefit Of American Radiator
Company, Plaintiff.
against No. 6S-M. ORDER
Bartlett & King, corporation, and
Fidelity & Deposit Company, Of
Maryland, Defendants.
Now on this day the said plaintiff
files an amendment to motion of plain
tiff for service OF summons or notice.
The court finds that the said Bartlett
herein, Is not resident Of this judicial
district; has no place of business in
this judicial district, and has no offic-
er or agent within this judicial district.
The court finds as a matter OF fact
that by the articles Of incorporation Of
the said defendant, Bartlett & Killing,
that the defendant agreed to have, and
for quite period Of time did have, and
maintain an office at Cedar Rapids,
dicial district Of this state: but the
court further finds that at all times
since this action was commenced the
said Bartlett & Killing has not main
tanned an office at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
or at any other point within the state
Of Iowa, and has had no officer or
agent within the state Of Iowa at any
time since this action was commenced,
unless Crosby & Fordyce, attorneys at
law, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are agents
or representatives Of said corporation,
point not now ruled on.
The court further finds that the said
defendant corporation, Bartlett &
Killing, has at no time complied with
section 1912 of the supplement to the
Iowa code by designating the secretary
of state of the state of Iowa as a party
upon whom service could be made. or
anthnrizin1 him Ia annAnt AAruinA ~
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For Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE ONE STORY
store building 22x7S with stock Of
groceries and hardware, all amount
ing to about $4,000. Will trade for
40 or 80 acres, II clear. The stock
alone will amount to from $4,000 to
$4,000. This 10 bargain. have 9TH
er bargains to exchange. What have
you? Geo. M. Bailey, 800 South D
street, Fairfield, Iowa.
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Graham,
Hours 70 " = M; - - ~
Ennis ofs,es Bldg, ottumwa. lowa.

that he was both deaf and dumb. Since
then, however, 1t has been proven that
he car, hear. His underwear is mark
ed John WATSON 2 B, but the lining In
side OF his cap bears the inscription
John Ragon., The local officials are
making every effort to learn his ident
49, i ~ 4 & \
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Not Amy More.

They were gazing OF the window Of the Pullman car
The thin rapturousy admring the sunset
Ah Nature artist" exclaimed the thin man. address
ing in the opposite seat Have never
eazed at watched the lambert
fame eaping the dome the world? Have
YOU never redstaned slets floating in lakes OF
ire? Have you drawn by the ragged ravens
they botted out the pale moon? Have
YOU never felt the amazement of these things?"
mot replied the fat as he prepared
to another seat
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LENGTHY RANGY GOOD BoNED
Chester White males and gifts, W.T..
14O 10 200 at $40 to $25 each. Single
comb Brown Leghorn cockerels 75c
and 81 each. One mile southwest Of
Selma, Iowa Will Michael.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-20

APPLES FOR Statement FRIDAY
and Saturday, Nov. 21 and %, at
Hastings pool hall, Lewis Ruffing,
4O5 Church street.
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THREE 5 ROOM HOUSES nc
trade for Iowa land. Houses rented
for year for $500. Avery Land & Loar
Co.
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Found.

Fo11Np-AT sUNRAY GENERATOR
Co. factory 235 w. Main ST., new
system OF lighting without matches.
You touch q button or pull chaln
and light q gas Jet IN your mouse or
barn. The most popular light for the
country home.
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PLACE YOUR WANT 40 IN THE COURIER AND SAVE
TIME AND WORRY oNE-HALF CENT PER WORD.
For Sale.

FOR SALE-FTvE ANGUS BULLS.
Good ones. G. w. Giltner, Agency. Ia.
Phone Rladensburg.
FARMS FOR SALE OR TRADE-IN
Appanoose and Davis counties, from
40 to 200 acres at $40 to 1925 per
acre. Write your wants to the Bald
win Agency, Unionville, la.
FOR sALE-BoURBON RED TUR-
keys, both sexes, also some extra fne
Black Rock cockerels, and Rose
Comb Rhode Island Red cockerels.
Mrs. Geo. Tuller, Ottumwa, Ia, r. 2.
Both phones.
FOR SALE TWELVE INDIAN
Runner ducks. Cheap If taken at
once. Mrs. c. c. Sylvester, Ottumwa
r. No. 3.
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Lost.

EsTRAYED FROM MY FARM NEAR
Elm Grove school house, sometime
last week red sow, weight about 800
lbs. Marked with hole IN lett ear.
Notify Geo. Arnold, Route No. g.