Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
style. Both were natural and
therefore beneficial"

style. Both were natural and
therefore beneficial.
st. Louis-George O. Hart
man, who was pronounced a
leper, was taken to the isola-
ton cottage several miles south
of the city. DR.. Woodruff,
city vaccine specialist, told Mr..
Hartman's wife she could live
with him at the leper cottage if
she so desired, but, if she v ent,
must remain, even after his
death, unless it was certain she
was free from the disease.
Mrs. Hartman has not decided.
DOMESTIC
Springfield, Ill. Sherman
Lafarge, Is years old, was
drowned in the Sangamon river
in the presence of a large num-
Der of picnickers, who were UNI
able to give assistance.
Washington General inn
'provement in conditions in the
rebellious district of China vas
reported to the Navy Depart
ment by Rear Admiral Nichol-
son, commanding the Pacific
fleet at Marking.
Culver, Ind. Seventy five
members of the Culver Black
Horse Troop, under command
of Captain Robert Rossow. have
left for a weeks practice march
through northern Indiana.
They will make Lake Wawasee
their destination and willspend
Tuesday at that place, giving
exhibitions of troop drills and
rough riding for the summer
colony there.
Washington Cato Sells,
commissioners of Indian affairs,
has announced the approval of
regulations which provide for
sale, at public auction, of a
million and a quarter acres Of
timber, grazing and agricultural
lands, belonging to the Choc-
taw and Chicasaw Indians, and
located in Lati,ner, LeF'lare,
Pushmataha, Ptttshurg and
Nc Curtain counties in south
eastern Oklah ma.
! Washington Joseph W. Wheatley
was appointed supervising agent of
customs service. succeeding John Il.
Wilkie, who resigned several weeks
ago.
Washington Switzerland has ac-
cepted in principle Secretary Bryan's
peace proposal, making the twenty
seventh nation SO recorded.
| Washington-The nomination of
President McGoodwin of Oklahoma,
to be minister to Venezuela was held
up in the Senate foreign relations
committee until his political atlilia-
tions are investigated.
New York--Dr. Pliver Livingston
Jones. a wealthy retired physician
and father OF General Rosalie
Jones a suffrage leader, died in
hospital this morning of self-intlicted
bullet wounds
st. Louis-The Commercial Club of
East st. Louis filed with the inter
state commerce commission an inter
vening petition against the abolition
OF the bridge toll of 20 cents a ton
levied on coal shipped TO st. Louis
from the Illinois fields.
Spencer, n C=-Henry Clay Grubb.
d wealthy distiller. was shot to death
In his home at Churchland near here,
by his wife, Mrs. Emma Grubb
Mrs Grubb said her husband had at
tackled her with knife She is Sc
verely cut about the neck and Shout
ders. a coroner's jury enonerated
Mrs. Grubb ON her plea OF self-defense.
Washington President Wilson sign
ed an executive order prohibiting amy
aviator flying over the Panama Canal
Zone without written authority from
1 Washington on penalty of $1,000 line
and years imprisonment for each
otfense.
! New York Captain Thomas w
Walsh of the police department. WI o
died last June, shortly after he had
confessed To District Attorney Whit
man that he had participated i'm the
graft paid to police officials for pro-
lection, left an estate amounting only
to $lO.32
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