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   Daily Iowa State Press (Newspaper) - February 3, 1904, Iowa City, Iowa                               DAILY IOWA STATE VOL. IOWA FEBRUARY 3, 1904. IN WRECK DISASTER IN NOVA AT 'N RAIL CAUSES MEAD DIS- NOT SLAIN IS N. 8, Canadian railway express bound from to was wrecked at 40 miles from here this ven are Every was Alt the ears track and were heaped up on embankment Among the tre Conductor The x ant A broken ted the WILLIAM C. WHITNEY PASSES AWAY Dies While Under the Influence of Pre- paratory to tke Second Operation for New Feb. A bulletin toned In the morning IN Feb. the nd here were closed account of a smallpox SHAM BATTLE Feb. a ibun battle at during maneuvers be- e Cuban Infantry and the one man was killed were seriously former of tke died a few minutes after 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon while un- der the Influence of ether ed preparatory to second tion for By his were his Harry Payne Whitney and Bis daughter Dorothy as well at T. chief surgeon fn Mr. was in his Whitney was taken 111 Friday night while at the Metropolitan opera house and had to leave before the op- era Dr. the family phy was summoned and found the condition of his patient was that after consultation an operation was upon and was performed by Dr. The patient rallied ao well that it was fully believed would Whitney's condition was Tory on Sunday and and during a consultation the second operation was decided stated there had been a alight ment In the patient's condition but shortly before 1 o'clock alarming symptoms noted and hurried preparations were made fur a second Whitney waa placed under the influence of ether but whether the operation proceeded or not Is un- When the perceived the patient was In danger of death hla son and daughter were Immediately notl They hastened to the aide of their father and fn a few minutes be had breathed nil last Oxygen used and all the akin of the physicians and surgeons were brought into play to save the life of the distinguished patient but to no It was 6 o'clock before the simple tact of Ids death was made Later a statement was leaned ing the facts substantially as above and also announcing that In- terment would be at Woodlawn at a data to be hereafter JAPAN GETTING READY STALWART LITTLE SOLDIERS MANNING THEIR NEAR MILITARY MANEUVERS IN- BY 8L Feb. local per today that the railway In Korea has been occupied by Japanese troops and that a ber of suns now protect the Japanese legation At no more press or private telegrams will be mitted to be sent Spring Humors Come to most people and cause ami other ol that tired fits of Indigestion and The sooner one rid of them and the tray to got rid of them and to build op that them to take Hood's and Pills in combination of unequalled strength In purifying the blood M by radical and manent cures of Scrofula Head Ml of Humor Blood Rheumatism Catarrh Accept no but to let It OUR GREAT B bare just our semi-annual Inventory tad find many small and Broken Lots in all we bare narked them down to prices that are bound to make them BIG BOODLER IS IN DANGER MAY BE SAVED FLIMSY TECHNICALITY BY 9LY WOOD Chicago Men Their I Clerk Makes Bad Feb. men are three more are thought leath as the result of which they are Bald for the kind uteri The alcohol was from Louis 488 An la le by the Harrison inert that Re will lis ar- It is thought he told the hout properly labelling the The men who drank the of whom are lived Barnes rooming 390 street 83 yeara died Sunday J. 0., 80 years died Sunday 45 yean in the rooming house who was taken to 1 hospital last At eay that Jenkins bly who wu takaa hospital yesterday He was latt id It is thought that he will r. who is at the he is e may as he drank 1 quantity of the the proprietor of the said that many of tha lodge at the house are In of buying alcohol at He's In small It was he bottles In which the at- sold to the men were who was conscious lasi aid that the men purchased pure but B wood was made by the boy s the said Doy Is not more than 14, We went into the drug looked for a man to this boy sold us the the men at the lodging i recently come to Chicago Smith bad been here a roomer at the knew all of the men who res tbat friends ot the dead that he had soM wood ept la properly labeled he It was that It was a deadly rder to make a mistake drank the poison It was he ood alcohol It waa in on them sailed the attention of the to the As for i boy to wait on The boy Is only see what he Is told to by Feb. rell by State's Attorney Folk as of the House combine la the lighting was the witness called today In fae trial ot OoL Edward of St. charged with re- turned from and state's He of the Home in 1899-1901. The witness said a combine In the House for the of controlling It tlie lighting for St. The price set was Butler laid told him that be wouldn't give more and to Inform the of that This was finally agreed was and the money divided at Lehman's The said he got A technicality may save His de- murrer states that the Journal of the Municipal is unsigned and hence is incompetent afl TRAIN BURIED NINE HOURS Passenger Train Has Novel Experience In Feb. Lake Brie Western passenger train waa burled six feet under toe snow last night at it remained there In a terrific for nine JAPS ARE DETERMINED Alleged News of Almond-Eyed Feb. report from the far east today fa to the effect that Japan has determined to present her matum to on Feb. 10, it no con- la reached In the COLDER Man is Again Unkind to man la again lo announcing tor the next 24 Fair Thursday colder vita variable winds Feb. Democratic adjourned at noon 10, U waa of tilt BURNED TO DEATH Horrible Pate ef Washington la. Feb. Abraham dead as a Fred result of the terrible Injuries received Tuesday when her hair caught fire and sbe was tally The circumstances of the fire were somewhat The fire In the cook store had gone out and Mrs. Abraham waa carrying a pan of coals from the heater to rekindle IL She had a feather boa around her neck and tbe tips of this touched the In an instant the boa and her wealth ot hair which hanging loose were a of In her terror she ran out ot the house and attempted to enter the yard ot her but finding the gate between the two frosen fast turned and ran across the entire block to the home of Mrs. Meek was at the hone of her Mrs. Amos In the adjoining ing out ot the window she and Mrs. Durst Mrs. Abraham coning while the blaze from feer burning clothing Hamed three feet In the air around and behind With rare pretence ot mind they caught up a couple of and running out them around her and m a ment smothered the Her body from the waist up was horribly her Bits ot flesh adhered to the shreds of clothing that were toft aa they were and It waa evident that she could not Her band is a traveling man IB the of Chicago house and until her death they had m from how mot with news that his to Mr. and Mrs. Abraham have a daughter whose birthday curred Tuesday sad her mother WM pluming to day a for Mr. Abraham's lives In was atoo tM down to about an hour after ud M WM a great the The bOY A TRUE HERO Lad His Lite far Little Iowa Feb. hla life fare that of his younger brother is story in brief of a heroic effort on Jie part of. Howard Ambrose to save he life of hla four-year-old brother The details of the rescue which took place In but which Is of inter- est here on account of the former dence of the family are but from the brief account received It appears tbat the two aged 12 and 4, were left the mother leaving the house Fire broke out and in the older boy's at- tempt to the flames bia Ing took Realising his Inability to put out the fire he rushed into an- other room and grasping hie younger brother started for the outer but In the hurry and confusion he missed the door and ran into a amall where he wa and the two children were found by Tie older boy was so badly burned that he died of his Injuries a few hours The family lived here up to a few months the C. P. being a mechanic and employed In the Iowa Falls Manufacturing plant on the Bast THE DAY'S Chicago Grain and February 3, 1904 July May July May May May July May July 03X 13 47 13 TO 1347 MUSCATINE'S NEW Feb. and T. connected with the architectural and building de- of tbo Rock met tlie dtr here Saturday to discuss the plant for the now passenger depot to be They brought the plan and ot the build which will be submitted to city council next Thursday The time given tho by building on Juno 18 anil ordinance tuom to erect a it Is now the wish of the company to begin work noon as in der that the building may lie ed by the Men's sale price Men's sale price 9.45 Men's sale price 11.45 Men's and sale price 14.45 Great Reduction in our Great and Children's 7.50 761 7.67 7.50 7-47 7-6a 6.87 7.00 6.80 6.90 BRIDE AND GROOM MEET TRAGIC FATE and Hfa Take Carbolic Feb. ding here last week of Corporal Charles A. of Company CT. Siome on a and Mabel Sterner had a trade climax last night when they took carbolic Mrs. Is deaB and the husband la In a critical The match was a ease of love at sight and met the disapproval of the ot each of They left letter saying tbat their bad toned them out and tbat they had ao place to go and had decided to die AVERTED IN DES Des Feb. the dent work of the fire department pre- vented a disastrous fire at the Agar packing plant Tuesday An aver store set one of the storage sheds and the flames spread over the building A wind was blowing and for a time U looked aa though the other After B hard flames wen hot net until the story of the shed bad been badly Abort two thousand lard eus were The loss is estimated at UNION MAN IN Cedar Feb. H. former of the un- who to some ol the local union's tailed to establish hli to the ot Justice Hall and at the close of the preliminary hearing WM heM to tke grand Jury m bonds of bt tailed to 6.97 Live Union Stock 3 lOo lOo lOo Mixed and Good to choice 14.45 lOc to 20c COWB and heifers Stockers and Car 31; 21E; 87. 20; 235; 80. Wheat Wheat closed H to Corn Corn cloied to 18 213 TURKISH JOE TO FOREIGN 8ALVATION.ARMY MAN WILL SPEAK IN METHODIST 25 dozen Wilson and Manhattan and Stiff Bosom sites 14 and Sale Price 39c. 100 dozen Wilson Bros. 25c-Suapenders, sale price or 2 for 2Sc, Don't Miss This Sale xxxx EAGIE am 1IO-18B Washington St. Oar ijo Week the a famous Salvation Army man from will deliver an in lite M. EL church Tomorrow and Friday he will m the Salvation Army Ho is on interesting No admission is Wheat Corn 195. soft Today 503.000 eff New York February Tooar 3 U. 8, lo ieo Rapid 459 8ij ft Jo ft Werten u K seH Southern Si Canadian If you haven't had mwh get of We're to by r 0, Suffering Will Not Help Your but Will Weaken Your who think It fi hotter to tarn than to car ft they hod with which to MM tat But tbat a ben Dr. tt is wrong to for can be but weakened A sab to renumber tot When In an This will your Dr. pm pain tgr the natural differ from opium and Oar which pain br action ot the and and are the West medical treatment for tho eon of to In ten Dr. A SoM vr at ir MX set in HUMAN LIVES BOUGHT MONTANA POLICE UNEARTH BLOOD MIN AND ONI WOMAN TO THOUSANDS Of LARS FOR Feb. police have ar- rested a gang of believed to bo the most desperate In They have captured a letter log a plot to murder some well known Suite man and another la For these crimes the gang was to receive and from unknown The police say they have evidence ot a most ling character showing that the ness of the gang Is to murder tor a The men arrested here Harry John C. 0. L. W. In the IB one All the police refuse to give the ot the and their intended D. a. Feb. Banna Is not 10 well He passed a IS St. a squad of a dosan for fire houri besieged a to which they had been de- nied the police entered and arrested R. charged with being a deserter from Troop L of the Fourth stationed at ferson John who owned the house and sheltered and John Is under ar- rest in the police charged with harboring a When found bidden be- the bed on which they were IOWA Feb. recent murder of Miss the Bedford school teacher has been followed by the election of MUt Lillian Pearl daughter ot President ot Iowa formerly ot this February 3< le Hard Ten Years for 0. Feb. the ot the Produce Exchange bank who to tbe meut of WM today sentenced to ten years in the John the Irish leader ra behalf ot today demanded home for Ireland is tho ot Commons He spoke at length and with much He WM cheered frequently by his SNOW Feb. UMI people In In inow four feet es tbe 1ml. trail bis II born to OP Mr. Charles B. Hanford MISS The Delightful Comedy Ado ef P. Walker tot LM tin Mr N 7k  

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