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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-31
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha Live Stock.
Omaha. Nebr., Aug. 3O.-The cash
grain market follows:
Wheat-No. 2 hard, $1.O66110
Corn-No. white, TN @71Ac; No.
yellow, TN @72Ac; No. 2, 71@71hc.
Oats-No. 3 white, 34@34hc
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-31

Helps Weak Kidneys and Lumbago.
Get a csc bottle of Sloan's Liniment,
apply on back and take 6 drops four
times q day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-31

New York Money; Closing.
New York. Aug. 30.-Mercantile pa
per-3A @3A %.
Bar silver-47c.
Mexican dollars-37c.
Call money-Ruling rate, 20.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-31
St, Louis Produce

st. Louis Produce.
st. Louis.-- Mo-, Aug. 30.-Poultry-
Chickens, 12hc; springs, 14hc; tur-
keys, 1sc: ducks, 10@12hc; geese, 7c.
Butter-Creamery. Csc.
Eggs-19c.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-31

Bavaria brother Of Prince Leopold the
the noted Austrian General
Behn Erno who the Ausans Played an i'm
city Lemberg where this picture turned out asse to wit
background the picture be OF the great crowd which
in the public z II
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-31
PRESENT

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New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
MINISTER OF FINANCE
 IN PORTUGAL RESIGNS
General Demand for the Formation ot
 National Coalition Min
istiy.

London, March s. via Paris The political situation in Portugal which last week entered upon serious phase with the inauguration of the republic in Northern Portugal un- der the presidency of General An
 tonic Rarrclo, has in no sense been improved by the resignation of Min- istcr of Finance Galhards. which be- came known yesterday. As a matter
 of fact a further cabinet crisis now
 would force developments, the out
 come of which would be fraught vita much peril.
 l Tho assumption of the duties of r. 1 nance minister by the minister of i foreign affairs may help the situa- 1 ton but nevertheless, there is a gen - i cial demand for the formation of Il national coalition mnistcrY, to be
 supported by all parties, or else a
 distinct policy of maintenance of the | present ministry provided it will ! agree to act in close collaboration with :! congress.
 Should this latter course be adopt
 cd congress would have 10 meet in extraordinary session at once. 1 In the meantime fears of riotinS l grow, and the government is talk ing the customary measures to pre- serve order.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
EDISON DISCOVERS
 FIRE AT HIS PLANT
Inventor Soaked By Hose Which Twisted Out of Hands of Bremen
 -Onc Building Destroyed.

West Orange, N. J., March S.-- Thomas Edison at work in his lahora- tory after midnight today discovered a fire in one of the buildings of his great plant here, and summoned the hremen in time to prevent what might nave been a serious loss. The fire virtually destroyed a building where tho most valuable phonograph rec ords were stored, but most or the records, which were in q concrete vault, were saved
 When he saw the flames Mir. Edl- son dashed out of the laboratory in his shirt sleeves and stood outside directing the firemcn before he could De persuaded to put OH an oVorcoat The inventor was soaked to the skin py a hose which twisted out Of tac hands of the firemen and fell within a few feet of him.
 The combined efforts of the fire de- partments of West Orange and orange were required to subdue the Dlaze. The building burned was the only one not touched by the con- hagration which nearly wiped out the Edison plant last December.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
SEPARATE POLICE AND FIRE DEBTS. .--Qu|clEY
Favors Different Commission for Each-Civil Service
 Coming ?

Separate commissions for the police and fire departments which are now under the direction of the board of public safety is plan to which Mayor George A. Quigley is giving his atten- tion at present.
 This is a matter which is favored by a good many said Mayor Quig- ley today. '1 have heard considerable comment and all seems to favor sep arating the departments"
 It would be necessary to amend the charter in order to effect a separation of the two branches of public safety. If this is done 1t is probab ble that Chairman F.. B. filling of the present safety board will be chairman of the fire commissioners.
 Whether the subject will be dis cussed at a special meeting of the common council, which Mayor Quig- ley called today, for Wednesday evcn- ing is not known. The mayor cX- poets that the council will discuss amending the charter so that a civil service commission of three may be appointed to hold examintions of ap- plicants for positions on the police and fire departments Mayor Quig- ley is q strong supporter of civil service commission.
 The meeting of the common council has been called to take acticc on the charter changes which have been ap- proved by special committee. It was said that the republican mem- bcrs of the council would hold a eau GUS on the charter changes but up to this afternoon the caucus had not been called Many people think it savers too much of politics to caucus on the charter changes which effect the en- tire city as well as the republicans
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
TURKS REFUSED BY
 FRENCH AND BRITISH
Captain Tullock of British steamer Nancric Describes Furious Bat
 tie Along SucZ Canal.

Philadelphia March s.--A battle between French and British cruisers and a Turkish land force commanded by German officers along the Suez canal was described by Captain Tul- loch of the British steamer Naneric which docked here today after sixty five day voyage from Calcutta. Cap tain Tulloch said the Naneric had reached the eastern entrance of the canal about February 1, but had not been allowed to proceed because of the battle between the allies and the Turks near Ismalia.
 "The Turks" said Captain Tulloch, attempted to cross the canal, led by German officers. but were repulsed by the allies who directed upon them the fire not only of field pieces, but big guns of several warships. Both sides of the canal were heaped with dead bodies and many of the vic tims rolled into the water. The loss of life was very great and the Turks appeared to be demoraliZed.
 After several days delay the Nan eric was permitted to proceed to Port Said. Her exposed portions were protected by bags of sand. On the way the British auxiliary cruiser liar binger which was acting as a con- voy, received a shot through a smoke stack"
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
LOCAL MAN IMpLICATEDo
NcW York Report Says Salesman Had
 Secret Affair With lillian f.noL

From New York comes a report to the effect that Miss Lillian Cook. the young Brooklyn girl who committed suicide under such peculiar circum- stances on West Rock in New Haven. had a secret romance and it is said that she had frequently been seen in the company of "a young man em- ployed as a salesman for New Britain, (Conn) silver manufacturing concern. This mans identity has not been revealed however and the police declare they have no specific informa- uon regarding him or his relations With the victom of the tragedy.
 It may be that the concern referred to is Landers, Frary & Clark's, where tableware is made, which might he termed by some as silverware.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
POPULAR COUPLE ELOpE
 AND WE'D IN NEW YORK
Arthur c. Carlson and Miss
 Sarah Hill Steal Away for Wedding.

Eloping to New York Friday morn ing last, Arthur G. Carlson of 103 Hart street and Miss Sarah F. Hill of 26 Liberty street, were married late Friday afternoon at the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal church in Brooklyn by the pastor, Rev. George Barbour. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and Mir. and Mrs. Carl J. Carlson, the parents of the bride and groom. re- spectively, were informed of the mar riage in telegrams received Friday evening.
 The couple returned to this city Saturday afternoon and took up their residence temporarily with the sroom's parents.
 MT. Carlson is a member of the firm of C. J. Carlson & Sons, mould CTS. His bride was employed up to last Friday at tho stanley Rule and Level company, where she i% well known and popular. The parents of both Mr. Carlson and Miss IIill thousht when they left their homes Friday morning, that they were about to proceed to their work. On tit tollidlA, lht Sobple iiiSl GU liit railroad station and made away for the metropolis. Their sudden dis appearance alarmed their parents but the lnesSa ges in the evening allayCd their fears.
 The groom was a jackie in Uncle SamS navy up to three years ago and during the term of his enlist ment he visited France and England. He was on board the New Hamp. shire. He enjoys a wide acquaint- ance in the navy as well as in this city.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
OFFICER PREVENTS GIRL
 FROM JOINING "T0|T|ES"
Miss Tillie Hoist Taken from Train at Request of Tear
 full Mother.

Secretly rehearsing high kicking, bal let dancing and sinuons wriggiing and also coy mancr of arching the eyebrows and gazing at imaginary male admirers for over two weeks Miss rilie Hoist, daughter of Mrs.
 Selma Hoist of No. 50 Whiting street, fel, the call of the footlights tou strong to resist and yesterday after noon tried to sneak away mem
 Der of the famous "Hoity Toity Girls
 who have been performing at
 Kcency's for the past two months. Shc turned a deaf ear to her moth . CTS entreaties to return to the tami- ly Iireside, but when, at the request of the fearful mother, officer Frank English took the young girl in tow
 she came without resistance and stood sobbing on the depot platform as
 tho train bearing tho rest of the
 lIoity Tcities sped aWy.
 The life of a ballet dancer has long appealed to the fair Tillie and when she was assured of q posi,ion with this troup she rohcarsod faithfully so that she could nt once secure a posi- ton. Her mother found out her grcat secret and followed her to the depot
 Her pleas proving useless she ap- pcalcd to officer Frank English and he. backed up by tho authority Of the law, succeeded in preventing the girl from leaving town.
 Ii was a broken hearted Tillic who followed her angry mother back 10 the Hoist domiCilc on Whiting street.
 Another comical incident in con- nection with the lcave-taking Of the lIoity Toities occurred at the station when we'll known ball player stage door Johnnie broke down and wcpt bitterly as the train bearing the ideal of his dreams pulled out En- tl the conductor called "All Aboard" this young man stood with arms en- twined around one of the dainty dancers, kissing and caressing her with all the ardor Of a young Lochin- var. When, however. the train started and he was left alore. realiz- ing that he probably should never sec the "beautiful creature" again. if was more than his sentimental heart could stand and he broke down on the platform and cried bitterly much to the amusement of tho bystanders.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
HOSPITAL CARD PARTY
Annual Affair to Be Held on April 10 Board Meets

At a meeting of the Women's Hos- pital board held this morning at the homo of Mrs. W. c. Hungerford. the president, it was decided to hold the annual card party and entertainment for the benefit of the New Britain General hospital on the afternoon of April 10 in Booths hall
 While no definite arrangements have been made it Is probable that the affair will take the usual form d progressive whist with dancing and refreshments as the features of the affair.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
CHIEFS FLAT TIRE
 FINDERS DEPARTMENT
But Fire Was Not .5crions One and No Damage RcsuItcd-
 Other ElaZcS.

A flat tire on Chief Danes auto ire department this morning which fortunately did not prove dangerous. At Il o'clock the chief drove into the central station With q flat tire. At 11:02 o'clock an excited person called up the No 1 Engine company and loudly called for the fire depart . ment to come to No. 109 Hartford avenue where there was "a big fire"
 The chiefs car blocked the way for the big chemical to drive out so it was necessary to hitch up tho city truck and drive out so that the chemical could go around the chiefs stranded car and get out.
 The chemical had no sooner left the engine house, however, when the same person called up and said Never mind, the fire is out"
 At 5:50 o'clock this morning an alarm was sounded for a small fro in the rear of No. go Willow street. A small dog house, against which ashes and rubbish had been piled, was on fire and a big rat, which made it's home there, crematcd. That was the extent of the damage,
 At 1925 o'clock yesterday morn ing call was sent for the fire de- partment to come into the stanley building where some flames were seen shooting up in a room. The chief and a couple of men responded but the fire was only the blaze from an oil stove over which a meal was be- ing cooked. The person in charge had fallen asleep and the oil was burning too freely.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
LOCAL DEFECTIVE GIVES UP.
is Chased Out Of Bridgeport by Ten.
 ants Who Think He is a Crook.

After consulting q Hartford spirit tualist, purchasing maEnifyinR glass and a set of false whiskers MT. Tlacz. q local bicycle repair man, set out to run down the mnrdcrers Of Rev. Fatr- CT Zebris. His clue led to Bridgeport to ''housc near the water"
 The innocent tenants seeing the amateur sleuth stalking around chased him several blocks and he returned to this city last night firm in the co,vic- ton that it is better 10 1.-Two a quiot. honest life, than to go into the dctcc. tive business.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
THE RIORDNN ESTATE.

People who follow the probate court news closely arc wondering why an inventory has never been made of tho estate of Denis Riordan, the de- ceased dry goods merchant. Judge R. F. Gaffney has granted two extcn- slons of time to the estate to file an inventory. but this has never been done. It Is believed that MT. Rfor- dan transferred the greater part of his property to his family before hc died
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
FINANCES VERY LOW.

Wheeling, w. Va., March s.-The finances of the United Mine Workers of America are in n bad condition ac- cording to Former State Senator Wm. Green of Ohio, secretary -trcasurer of the organization. This was made known by Green in an address before a convention of eastern Ohio strik ing miners.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
TWO CENT RATE ANNILLED.

Washington, March S.--The Wess Virginia tW" cent passenger rate was annulled as unconstitutional today by the supreme court as to the business of the Norfolk and Western Railway company.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
Trlal [ DEFENSE k

peat Nau~c
 May Be .
 Uonc.--At T
 After hcFn mating testimo their client, assault upon ~ old Annie Am1 novich. Attod Winstod, and 4 of this city, ca recess this mo waive examina Meskill found bound Jeni ov the criminal \ bonds of S1,00l
 After the cd Levitt said th the defense kr girls were goii1 have waived e] ginning of the to trip the littl testimony. lid girls was to be ing a gainst Jc places and def alleged assa ult
 Annie
 Annie Kassr old Hartford first witness fd ing.
 Did you es1 qnericd Assist drew. "Ycs. said ( ed to Jeni in il Where did "On Main st than two week.
 Where werd Mo and An pictures at Kcd
 Tell what h and what hc q was asked.
 Tells Of
 He told ns went In tho l,e in a biz leo o| meat Then h sot down on a  Inc girl told saultod twice | received thirty1 Ambrose got I'd
 Given a C
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 What other asked Attorney
 "On Beaver I don't know wi barber shop.
 In explaining to light the littl some post card  teachers attent Co another until story came out were notified crOss-eNamined Prosecuted And truthfully as tH asking them to
 Never mind ling each other.
 Mother Tak
 on the Sunda ,iously testified hirty- five cents en cents. She ook the rest ho way from her, Ter crying would mother, howeve he got the mon
 Annie Ann bro ,irl's ten years ice, gave cor She told of med ieeney's and ol ng Jeni's storol in throngY a N both assaul ,irl and when h ,osal to her, sh
New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
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Attorney LeWj ness. Annie pr( telling tho truth| said that one dd Jeni's store he he chased them
 to strike them VI ened them With I they were not knew he was a| one visit the girl
 the l<asanovich actions ns there.
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