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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
Plaintiff in Suit Against
Blind Senator Rests Case
Ev,DENcE INTRODUCED AIMS TO
SHOW THAT EFFORT WAS
MADE TO ASSAULT WOMAN.

Oklahoma City, OKLA, Feb. b.
Counsel for Mrs. Minnie Bond, who IS
suing Senator Thomas p. Gore for SON.
OOO damages as the result OF an al
legged assault in a Washington hotel
rested their case today. James II.
Jacobs, who was expected to be one OF
the principal witnesses in the case was
not ca led. 1t was announced tnat
1acohs would be used in rebuttal.
r, E. Robertson, former law partner
of Ross Lillard, chief OF counsel fof the
plaintiff was recalled as witness TO-
day.
Robertson was being questioned by
the attorneys for Senator Gore When
court adjourned yesterday. He admit
ted enmity toward the senator because
the witness asserted. Gore had promls-
ed to use his influence in behalf OF RI.
A. Rogers of Oklahoma mentioned as
a candidate for the post OF secretary OF
the interior but had failed to 90 SO.
Robertson was called as an eyewitness
to indignities which Mrs. Bond alleg-
ed were offered her by Senator Gore
in Washington last March and on
which her suit is based The witness
gave practically the same testimony
as Kirby Fitzpatrick, who preceded
him on the witness stand relating that
he witnessed the alleged attack on the
woman which is said TO have occurred
in a washington hotel.
Robertson Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Bond
and DR.. J. II. Earp, another witness for
the plaintiff yesterday, all declared
they were in Washington on political
missions in regard to federal post .Ons
and failed. The contention of Senator
Cores attorneys is that the present
suit is result of political intrigue. )
James Jacobs, former democratic ma
tional committeeman from the Indian
territory was to be called after Robert
sons cross examination is finished. 1t
is in Jacobs rooms that Mrs Bond al
leges that the senator attacked her.
Mrs. Gore accompanied the senator
to the court room and sat beside him.
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GERMANS WANT
INSIDE OF CASE
Deputies Demand That The;'
Be Apprised if Huerta
Has Made Protest
GOVERNMENT TRIES
TO EXPLAIN MATTERS
Intimates That Proclamation
of President Wilson Is
Very Satisfactory

Berlin. Feb. 13.--The Mexican situa-
ton came up for discussion today in
the imperial parliament. Dr. Alfred
Zimmerman, under secretary of state
for foreign affairs, answered an inter
pellatiOn by two of the national liber-
al leaders as to whether Provisional
President Huerta has made represen-
tations to Germany in regard to the
raising OF the embargo on arms by the
United States"
DR.. Zimmerman said the United
States government, when 1t Informed
Germany of the raising Of the embargo
had expressed the conviction that no.
body outside of Mexico could enforce
settlement of that country's difficult
ties. The restoration of peace in
Mexico he said, could be hoped for
only if the Mexican parties were allow
ed to fight out their quarrels without
interference and the raising OF the
embargo merely gave American citi-
zens the same right Of selling arms as
was enjoyed by other nations.
The under secretary informed the
house that measures had been taken
to protect Germans in Mexico and de-
clared that Mexico would be held fully
responsible for all their property
losses.
No Report of Killing.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 13.-Neither
Rear Admiral Fletcher nor any of the
diplomatic or consular officers in Mex
leo reported today on the shooting of
Lieut.. Arthur B. Cook in Vera Cruz
last night. Secretary Bryan said he
had made no inquiry.
Mr.. Bryan said his department had
no knowledge of the report of intention
of British officials in Mexico to seek
permission from London to land the
force of marines from the Cruiser Es-
sex to handle the machine guns recent
ly moved to the British legation in
Mexico City.
More News Of Recruits. .
Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 13.-Further
details Of the plot by which detach.
ment of federals or federal irregu-
lars, recruited in Ell Paso crossed into
Mexico with their arms Wednesday
night, were learned by Robert r..
Neill. U. S. district attorney here to-
day. .
Juan doderiguez who was in charge
of the horses at Ysleta, said that he
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
WANT WITNESSES IN
BIG ARMY SCANDAL

London, Feb. 13--Sharp action was
taken today by the police in connec.
ton with the British army canteen
scandals. Warrants were issued for
the arrest of James Ness, formerly
manager of Upton, limited, and Of
Archibald Mimic, another employe OF
Upton, limited, neither Of whom ap
peared to answer the summons sent
to them when the case opened.
Ness is believed to be in Canada and
Mimic is said to be in France.
Altogether nine army officers and
eight employees Of Upton, limited,
have been charged with receiving or
giving illicit commissions on contracts
for army canteen supplies.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
T0RPEDOES FIRED
BY VIOLET RAYS
INVENTION OF ITALIAN is PROV
ED SUCCESS BY ACTUAL
EXPERIMENTS.

Florence, Italy. Feb. 13.-A success
full experiment of exploding torpedo
from long distance by means Of the
ultraviolet rays is discovered by Ciu-
lio Ulivi was carried out here today.
Signor Ulivi has handed over his
secret to the Italian government.
Although today's experiment was
secret it became known that Admiral
Pietro Fornari had placed in the River
Arno two torpedoes charged with
smokeless gunpowder and two others
with black gun podwer. .-s .. ...
The ultraviolet rays apparatus was
posted on the tower of the Plazzi Cap
poni two miles away When the sig
nal was given, the apparatus was put
into operation and in less than three
minutes all four torpedoes exploded.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
ENEMY OF CRIME
CALLED BY DEATH

Paris, Feb. 13.-Alfonso Bertillion,
creator of the system Of criminal iden-
tification which made his name known
throughout the world, died here today
aged 61.
anthropometric department Of the
Paris police" He had been i'll for
some time. suffering from anemia com
plicated with other maladies. He was
operated on in October.
Bertillion was distinguished an
thropologist and was the author OF
many works on ethnography, anthropo.
metry and criminal photography.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
NEW PRESIDENT To
D|sPERSE REBELS
HAITI TO BE SCENE OF CIVIL WAR
UNTIL SENATOR'S PARTY
is OBLITERATED. ~

Cape Haitien, Haiti, Feb. 13.--Gen.
eral Orestes Zamor, now president Of
Haiti, decided today to proceed ener-
getically against Senator Davilmar
Theodore, the rebel leader here, who
is determined to fight. ..,.
The pres; army began it's
march on Cape Haitien today. At the
same time three small government war
vessels were ordered to proceed to the
same destination.
General Dugue, commander of Ia
mor's troops at Gonaives, has arrived
at Plaisance, on the road to this city
where the rebels are preparing to meet
an attack A column of 200 rebels
left here today to check the advance of
General Dugue.
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WILLIAMS JOINS
HIS COLLEAGUES

Atlanta. Ga. Feb. 13.-The complete
personnel of the organization commit
tee of the federal reserve currency
system was brought together for the
first time at the regional bank hearing
here today.
John Shelton Williams, recently ap-
pointed comptroller of the currency ar
rived in Atlanta early today to take his
place as member of the committee.
His arrival preceded by several hours
that of Secretaries McAdoo and Hous-
ton, his colleagues, who concluded a
hearing in New Orleans yesterday.
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WILL FORCE ROAD TO
GIVE INFORMATIOlJ

Washington, D. c.. Feb. 13.--Fivs
senators were named in special res
olut ons today to cooperate with the
interstate commerce commission to in
vestigate affairs of thei Louisville and
Nashville railroad and get information
the railroad declined to give federal
agents.
The commission had reported vice
president Napother Of the Louisville
and Nashville was defying its agents.
withdrawing important information
from files and threatening to destroy
records. With senate committee
authorized to participate in the inquiry
such action could be held contempt
uous. The committee might also en-
ploy special counsel to aid in its in
quiry.
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BABIES ARE BARRED
FROM PARCEL POST

Washington D. c., Feb. 13.-Babies
are not mailable. The postoftice de-
partment SO holds in an edict today
barring them from the parcel post The
question arose over request by the
postmaster at Stratford, Okla, for a
ruling by the department as to wheth-
er a patron of his Office could send a
two year old child by parcel post from
Twin Falls, Idaho, to Stratford The
postmaster was greatly puzzled be-
cause he could find nothing in the reg
ulation covering such case. So he
referred it to the postoffice depart
ment. 'F'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
WILSON IS TOO Ill
FOR SOCIAL EVENT
PRESIDENTS COLD CAUSES THE
CANCELLATION OF SPECIAL
CABINET MEETING.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 13.-The fol,
lowing statement was issued at the
white house at 3:15 p. m. today:
Secretary Tumulty announced this
afternoon, that, agreeable to the ad.
vice of his physician, the president had
decided not to attend the New Jersey
reception tonight. The president in
sisted however, that the reception be
held. The presidents cold Is satisfac'
torily responding to treatment, but Dr.
Grayson believes it is best that he re-
maiE in his room for the day"
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Shortly after Robertson took the
stand to continue his testimony he was
excused temporarily and Deputy Sher.
if Esoll was called. The witness testi
fed that the senator had evaded ser.
vice of the papers in Mrs. Bonds suit
and that he was prevented from seeing
the senator by number of friends of
the latter who barred the door to
Cores room in local hotel
Sheriff Binion was called and testi.
fed that he took the papers and went
to see Gore but met the same tactics
Late. at night, however he said he
caught sight of the senator in the hotel
and served the papers on him.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
STRIKING MINERS UPHELD
Operators Fail in Suits to Eject Form
er Employees From the Mine
Premises.

Wellsburg. w. Va, Feb. 13.-Efforts
of the West Virginia and Pittsburgh
Coal Co., to eject striking miners from
the comrany's houses at Golfers, w.
Va. failed today in two suits tried
here. The Jury disagreed in one and
4 verdict for the defendant was rend-
cred in TIE other.
At Folansbei, a manufacturing town
not far from Golfers, stuffed figure
bearing the name Of Judge A. G. Day.
Ton of the United States district court,
was hanged to a telephone pole.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
TAFT TO BE HEARD
ON COURT REFORM

Washington, D. c., Feb. 13.--Former
President Taft will be heard by the
house judiciary committee Feb. II. in
advocacy of the Clayton bill, designed
to effect reforms in federal court pro-
cedure The measure would authorize
the supreme court Of the United States
to prescribe forms and rules generally
to regulate the pleading, procedure and
practice on the common law side of the
federal courts.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14

JQDS in Riot as Protest TO
Plan to Increase Taxation

i + + = i j. + + + + =
citizens of the Japanese
taxation led
of the
demonstration
number editors of
which had advocated Iher news
suppressed.
tomorrow to insist
resignation cabinet and protest against the
used in the suppression of popular demonstration.
disorders representatives In
himself
Gombei
conferred with
which acute
. T. j. + T. + + + + 4 A1eloos IN, TO-
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In en- ploYed Men
in St. Louis TO a SIX
Aid From the CITY

st. Louis, Mo. Feb. 13.-The
pageant of the unemployed
is 4 name which James Eads
How has given to the parade
of unemployed which he has
organized for a march on the
st. Louis city hall late this af-
ternoon.
Instead of holding a pageant
in May to show the conditions
once existing in ST. Louis" said
How, in explaining the purpose
of the parade, 1--WE felt pag-
cant should be given now to
show the conditions existing in
st. Louis today"
How said that as spokesman
for the demonstration, he would
ask Mayor Kriel for $250,00O
> appropriation for city hotel
to accommodate thousands of
unemployed; for the establish
ment OF two municipal commits
saries where food and fuel
would be sold to the poor at
cost, and for the free use OF
tools 50 the unemployed might
find work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
POWDER PLANT EXPLODES
Tons Of Explosives Being Held For
Immediate Shipment to Mexico
Goes Up in Smoke.

Kenvil, N. j., Feb. 13.--Four en-
ployes of the Hercules powder works
were killed in an explosion late last
night, which destroyed the packing
house of the plant, where tons of pow
der were ready for shipment to
Mexico. So complete was the destruc-
tion that none of the officials of the
plant could even guess at the causes.
The detonation was heard for miles.
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CABLES ARE CUT.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 13.-De-
struction Of the cable Office at Esmer-
aides. Ecuador, where heavy fighting
was on between the reVolutionist and
government forces left the state de-
partment today without means Of
news of the situation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
ENGLISH RAILROAD
HIRES AN AMERICAN

London, Feb. 13.-The Great East
ern railway company Of England has
decided to employ an American execu-
tive officer in order to bring it's sys-
tenn thoroughly to date. The dirac-
torate announced today the appoint
ment Of Henry Thornton, general SUI
perintendent of the Long Island rail
road ,as general manager.
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TRAIN STRIKES SLEIGH.

KINGSTON, N Y, Feb. 13.-Fifty per-
sons were injured and one was killed
when !. freight train on the Wall Kill
valley railroad struck large sleigh in
which a party was returning early to-
day from a dance Three of the injur
ed NAV die. ."..
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WALTON HEADS RETAILERS.

Mason City, Feb. 13.-Des Moines
will be the next meeting place Of the
Iowa Retail Clothiers' association.
Thursday night R. d. Walton OF Oskal-
oosa was elected president, Charles E..
Brown of Fort Dodge and Mearle Clark
Upton. vice presidents, and C. E. Wry,
Des Moines. secretary and treasurer.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-02-14
MANY IDLE IN NEW YORK
Fast Year Saw Percentage of Unem
ployed in Empire State More
,sst Than~Doubied.

Albany. n Y, Feb. 13.-A lessened
demand for labor was responsible for
an increase in the percentage of idle
ness among unorganized workers for
1919, the state labor department re-
ported today The percentage of idle
ness in New York state last year was
25.3 as against 17.3 in 1912. The close
of the year idleness had reached a per-
centage of 3S.S a record figure.
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NO BAN IN COLUMBIA.

Columbia, S. c., Feb. 13.-The anti
alien bill directed against ownership
of land by Asiatics, was killed in the
senate today at the request of its
author, following the failure of SINH
lar bill to pass the lower house larn
last night.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Insrr,thnrptrdbes
pereinietc Staten.

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Eilgcrfabrt Scs Central @ereins.

slus Hemicn, Soma. perlautet:
Wtife grudcr, &atborino 9toIDem,
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len, unb glmanous Georges bon Sc
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ct. Wtorien @cmeinOe in Gemien,
miro Die @cieQidait beglciten, ebenio
ein bofD. i. 8robbel aus Ne6rasfa.
Hep. 0r. Sd)aeicr pnn Sonburp reiit
lhon am 10. os. nb. @ir BADEN
Gbrrrnlubr unb aan5el $3.50 be.
fomnlcll.-Gorr.
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Eihtige &'ptJe in Der @eihifte ncs
a%Snbuque Gulleae.

TieIe @ude lit cine boftIt trid)ti9c
iir Das Bieiige Dubuque College,
riibcr ct. SoIepb's College 9cnannt.
I'M Montns ndmli6 fanb Die Gin
peibung Der nellcn Spruss 6allc ltatt
mo 8lpar in folgcnoer Sronun9: I'm
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mliegcnbc 2aubihait. bar 125
Sribats 3imner u1b elm Sormitorium
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stuoenten.
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HlllB> Seierlihfcitcn bcs Subudlt
college itatt; III 8rahuiertc crbiels
Ell lire diplomas. Die Snccnlnu.
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slppell fir geihlife ltebnnsen.

Gin ri~ibrcnber GppelG iiir Die 2aiens
Retreat im ct. Soiepb's College.
ueldJe pom ~. bis gum Is. sunni
tnttfinbrt, lit ieitcns Der College Ges
rcat &iiociotion per0fisntlid)t iporpen.
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Lulou8b. 9ubuque; s. 9. Wurrap,
er., Dubuque.
Die grer3itien Beginner om ~
ylIui, NbeuS5 7 llbr unb enbigcn an
IS. SUM- Morgcn5 7 llbr. Irbci'
er, Die am tetrcifcnoen SamStae
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Il Gle @irtbsli6enien in Trbuqlle
neroen nad) Dem 1. Suli fiinfbunoert
Collars bober lein, oils i'm Goriobre.
go mllrbe pom Staotrotb jiinglt be.
idloilen. Ofit Der reeltl1ren Gountp.
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iein. gimunO5wunSig @irtbihaften
miiiien am eriten sSllli inter Dem
Mpon.@eiet bier lire Sbiircn 5ll
mad1elt.
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Torsen niht abtcmn1en. tonneu aith
Die Hetreat am Samsta9 Nad)mittag
beginner. Sonntas Hn College bleiben
uno Iontos Worsen bireft bonn
College nad) Der Nrbeit geben. Die
3eit fir ienc 9ciitlihen Snicniibunaen
lit ndntli6 10 gep0bIt, bab ipomo9li6
Elm icber fatboliider Wann llno
Siin9lina Der Shliiilclitart bicic Grcra
citizen mitnod)en iunu. ScSahlun9
miro fcinc 9cfurbert; Sehcr 1T CO ar,s
beim aciteat iein Sdlerflcin tiir &or
unb So9is nad icincm htitcn Or
mclien unr aonnen 81 gehcn. Bic
@rcr5itien leitcn miro Der bodllp'it c
Siihof SdremDs bon SulcDo, Sbio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
AL rkthPrtd1te.
Sir ben 8%rufpcrfauf.
. ubnau {. ben 8. SUM-.
0etreibe, Sen, Mebl, etc.

Subnque {. ben 8. SUM-.
Oetreibe, Sen, Webl, etc.
Weisen: S0-S5c per Suibel.
SaIer: 4O-45c per SlibeL
8orn: 55-60c per guibel.
Gerlte: 4O-Dc per Suibel.
Hog9en: 5Sc per Suibel.
soeu: $l2. 00-$15.O 90 per Eonme.
Weebl: Yateut, s.. 20-l.6J; Hraisbt,
81. 50-4.S ".
Sleie: $1,000 per Come
Groceries, etc.
aepisl: ~S2.25-$2. 80 per guibef; $3.50
$500 per Barrel.
&artofielu: 90e@Si. 90 per yuibsl.
.SpIebeln: 4c per Eiuuo; Spaniihe
Smiebeli, 81 .5O per Srate.
gie9.
Stiere: s.. 00-51.35
Ginoer: So. 10-$5.0J
RiDe: So. l0-S5.15
RGlber: s.. O0-.S6. 90.
9Gmmer: SIS. 5p-Ss.25.
S6ipeine (aui BEN Sub): 81. 90-ss. 20
per bunbert Yiunb.
Butter. Gier nnb 2die.
Gisr: l59l7I5c per Ouseuo.
Butter: Oalrp. 22s; CREAMERY, 27%c
yer liuno.
3die: R6ainsRdie, csc; grid, Csc; Gin:
burger. 2O@2je; Swiss. Bic per Giuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
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5u perfaufcn.-@in friider Gorratb
bon General 3%erd)anbiic in cinem
9uten Nortb Safota Stdhtd)cn. Wcrtb
ungefdbr $1,000. Sbeil bnar. Heit
giinlti9e geoin9un9en. @bcnfuQ3
etlide cute perbciiertc Sarmen nabc
Dem Srt. SlieBenbc Srlnncn, gutter
Sooen unb @ebdubc. Sreis $50 bis
500 per Ider. aleine 9aarnu5ab>
lung, Heit nob 9elieben bes &dufcrs.
Sdreibt an S. 5. Samrence, @oorce
ton, H. Saf. 7.2,d