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   Lima Morning News, The (Newspaper) - October 3, 1909, Lima, Ohio                               TWENTY PAGES VOLl MB 13 M THE LIMA NEWS MAIN SUET LIMA OHIO OCTOBER 3 1909 And American er Classed as BECAUSE OF THE AT MORE CASTLE TUB WORLD ARRIVAL CRITICISMS OF ITV WITH CHANGES he latin i of rican of accompanied ft she and aon will make a tour ot world ing IP country m of the filled for the Slobe differs from lowed most and ot day in that a diversion Tho across Siberia party will journey through tlie of so the Black Sea and thence to Mediterranean wud the At- of Europe Special o the Sunday London Oct man and hli daughter the Duchess of Manchester arc now classified bj cultured society as barbarians ing to the improvements they have effected in cattle Biare Ireland the country seat of the Puke of Manchester but now the of Zimmerman The though modem Is an replica of the famous Tudor and its interior was erly in Keeping with that period Mr the ever favored the third empire style and the principal reception rooms tme changed to that period with furniture to match making a contrast which people of culture de- as Mr and the Duchess however are delighted with the changes The Duke an a- visitors aiv few will be little comment The anil Duchess finding that society has no welcomed them with embarrassing warmth have decided to lead a simple life They have be- come popular among the irish lation of Connemara The Duke while in London likes to spend lira time with Americans hh American accent makes him con- The Duchess of has to become a THK OPS Hitherto has entertained little in town restricting her to the magnificent Scottish seat Floors castle which her wealth has transformed from an table barracks to a luxurious palace of the north The Duchess now has hired Chesterfield house in for five years from Lady Burton the only chiW of tho late Lord Demon TO MAKE TOUR To Face Cook and Peary May Soon Meet MAX SAYS HE WILL THE HE TO BIG CROWD IX ACADEMY OK MUSIC THE CRITICISM OF OXE IX A STATEMENT OF FACTS United Press York Oct Peary the bv and Ur Cook will be the jonor guests of the Canadian at dinner on December or Dr Cook has accepted The indicated his ii sa to meet Commander Peary de- it made no difference to nm whether Mr Peary is or not 1 shall lie Dr Cook returned today from he lectured last had hoped to meet ipy in Boston but the latter ied off in Salem Mass enroute to IX XOT THK MEN IN Fl BIG I LEAVES FOg ST WITHOUT MAKING AX ATTEMPT the brewer and who inherited her bj special The Duchess not intend to make any alterations in the fatuous house She has taken H as ft stands with all ith tapestries statuary and she hat the option of renewing the lease Chesterfield house was built in 1749 by the great Lord Chesterfield of the famous letters Lord Burton spent n fortune modernizing the house which is fifed luxuriously Its great marble staircase remains ox as it The Duchess intends next season to a series of dazzling Ill KM WHILE COW THE WEATHER Oct j probably from a bank here and for where in- tended to inspect come placer mines in which he ic interested The lowing day fiancee Miss Daisy Rogers received message from him dated St Paul through which city his route was to take him No word has been received from him since Two weeks ago relatives ot Miss Rogers and officials of the ing company became frightened De- been employed on the cast ever since Xo trace of Bowers haa been found and the authorities fear that he was robbed and dered Hoodwinking the Public Has Been On HAS ALREADY BILLS TO KILL TIS CHARGED By Press O Oct with waiting on the street for his and threatening to kill her un- less she returned to him Edward Rotch was bound over to the bate coma hy Justice Kaley today after examination Xot ing able to furnish oond he was sent to jail j United Kress Chanlon 0 October A Knapp of dropped dead in his barn this ins while milking a cow Knapp was a member of Company K One diert ami Seventy-first O V I In the Civil H leaves a wife and throe children HATING United Tress O mediately after partaking of her breakfast Mrs Frank Berry ped dead at her home She had been in ill health and was RO yonnt old a large family York 2 celebration as tar a York City is wount tonight the keenest disap of the week tact that Instead of a series of thrilling aeroplane by Wilbur ami Glenn was one light worthy of the made by from the Statue oi Liberty of Wednesday largi part of the tors down upon the n during the week allured by ts ot the in action its but tew of them witnessed Wright's tlie affair i standpoint was a failure evidently that i been disappointed for he that he would remain here until the conditions Kht for him to fly hts aeroplane left tonight for St Louis to t part in tlie Centennial tion that dty At the Waldorf tonight Dr Cook was asked what had become of the trophies consisting of Pelts Walrus ivory and other relics which from his house at An- Asi Mr he re- lietl The one of at mm by George the traveler who questioned Dr Cook's ability to carry enough for s davs on I wo Ho said Mi under the impression that he and bis two lived on ox moat whereas their chief was or beef tor pound has the nourishment of which latter supposition was of Mr criticism Or lectured before a el house in the Academy of u tonight Cook Will Oct Cook wired an acceptance to the in- of the National Tress Club to hi the guest honor at a reception in the rooms night his lecture in this city Tho National where be is to de- liver the lecture reports that it sold out tile house ers of the District ot Columbia have invited explorer to receive the BLOOD POISONING KILLED ATHLETE WHILE TEAM WAS OX FIELD By United Press Bloomington Ind October While Indiana University ball team was putting the finishing touches on its victory over DePauw late this afternoon Duke Trimble star guard on the Indiana Varsity eleven died at the city hospital Death resulted from caused by a scratch on the foot re- three ago Trimble died at four p m a few minutes be- fore the second half of the DePauw game ended Shortly before death Trimble became delirious and to rave Coach Sheldon of the ana eleven was tailed from the ball field to quiet the sick man but when lie arrived Trimble was dead ST LOUIS mi COOK TO RK OF THV OK LVK Oct 2 the mother was from th reom two in Board oom of the Memphis building to the Sunday Si Louies Ifo Oct 2 daylight earning whistles and in the one hundredth birthday of St Louis and began th celebration planned to com tho event Until Sunday the hip show will on Th a i a of boats wi take part and aeroplane rnces that will attract attention HAS BEEX TASK INVOLVING OF ONE LIOX DOLLARS IX RILLS By United Press Washington Oct the department has for ome time engaged in a gentle game f hoodwinking the American ic with the approval of was discovered today More than hree hundred million dollars worth of national bank notes of the New form authorized under the Vreeland emergency currency passed by congress after the financial stringency of 1907 had been already printed These bills are identical in and wording OK their faces with hose already In circulation with the exception of the phrase by United States bonds In the new jills the words Or other securities ire added on the back The change is the addition of the dates of issue of forms of Although the new bills are known s the Emergency Series they are ot really emergency notes at all Looking forward to the time when it might possibly be necessary tc taKe of the emergency Uires of the new law treasury of- felt that the sudden the currency of the country of a new form of would toe very apt to increase rather than allay ness For that reason they decided prepare for TOch an occasion by withdrawing all of the outstanding national bank notes and reprinting them in the form de- upon for real emergency rency This tremendous task may be when it is noted that there was outstanding of National notes a total ot Besides printing new bills to take the places jf this large volume of currency the ith new I currency The old to at 4 of each in older to the in The or other ies is to cover and municipal bonds which would accepted for security for in emergency Only Government are accepted KOi XD BID SISTER Ifwr of Search and Joy storing Hte Sight iv United Baltimore Md Oct ive years of total joy of returning home to his sister whom bad not seen or heard of for over 33 years is restoring the sis of William Marbrey Reay the age of years he has been raveling from one state to another and he is now overwhelmed with Joy at the home of his sister Mrs Ella Wright North Eden street whom he had thought dead The sister is just as delighted the brother at his return 4 of Young Man From Center Mass FINDS WIFE DEAD IX By United Press Bellefontaine O Oct George Loech of Ttidgeway returned to the bedroom this morning to awaken his wife he found her dead She was forty years old Heart failure caused her death THE AT COLLAPSED t- v WITH SPECTATORS HUNDRED VASSAR GIRtS IX THE BREAK EIGHT STUDENTS WERE INJURED SCORES OF OTHERS WERE HURT By United Press NT Y Oct hundred Vassar girls applauding the big fire works display at the Fulton celebration here tonight wert piled i na mass when two sections of the Grandstand from which were watching the spectacle col lapsed Eight of the students wen seriously injured and nearly all thf other occupants of the collapsed sec tion were cut and bruised Two o tba students suffered broken legs three had arms broken and three were internally injured None supposed to be fatally hurt As twin pictures of Hudson and Fulton were flashed across the ski MURDER IS TO AX OMAHA OF THK MAX 01 WHO HAS MOST and a by Or discoverer ol II thousand parts of the country Frederick A North Pole cities in all II be present and each will be provided with nn guide the week Among the features the program be the aeronautic events in which Glenn H will make a number of exhibition in his aeroplane and which v ill include a number of actual races heavier than an- machines in which all will be in the air at 1 became time this there will dirigible balloon i aces and a number of spherical balloon races law required that the treasury should keep in stock on reserve of the emergency bills for issue whoa a possibility of ring might arise This means that when the ment started upon the work it had to print an aggregate of noo in bills Of this amount 505.730 has already been put in circulation and there are 000 held in the treasury of an cumulation towards the reserve Every new National hank that has MBX AND TO COME BIG HAD FOLLOWED TAFT ORDERS TO MBK TO BOWK ANYONE TO BREAK USES v By United Portland Ore October as a suspicious character he attempted to thrust his wny arough the police today ward President Taft carrying heavy caliber revolver in ster in his pocket Arthur Wright of Lowell Stags was subjected to third examination here the police night Wright denied that attempting to get near the dent for malevolent purposes He de- clares that he was endeavoring to secure a photograph of Mr Taft police however have ed that the young man owed the itinerary of the President although he has denied that he was at any time in the same city with Taft until Portland reached Wright was arrested at tie Hotel Portland jns as the presidential rade party was emerging front the art of honor hotel He was r his way through the dense crowd en his suspicious actions were by one of the President's body ards This man called to Captain Police George who Wright to stand back Wright kept advancing According to Bailey he was not carrying ready for use Wright backward then felt the revolver concealed in a ever Wright's to Bailey pled with Wright and with of the detectives the man was handcuffed A heavy Smith and Wesson revolver and rounds of were from prisoner who was taVen to city When word of arrest reached the chief of police ordered guard the President doubled and Captain Bailey hte mounted men so ride down aay to break through the girls arose to their feec to Teach the President Wright cheen of approbation The strain on the stand was too great and two sections gave way Luckily the stands were only about ten feet The girls were piled up in the debris and it fifteen minutes to get them out Meantime the five hundred girls in the stand in a panic All left the stand without injury however The fire department was summoned and aided by police the injured girls were taken from the wrecked stand Instructors from Vassar took charge of the injured and rushed them to the college infirmary where all in- formation was refused including the charged with carrying ed weapons His case will come on i on and if convicted of he will be photographed according to Bailey and his sent broadcast throughout the United for use by the authorities organized during this period has names of the injured j Neb October on the eve of the dale set for his wedding to one of the belles of Omaha society George acting manager of the Armour Company plant at Omaha mysteriously disappeared and detectives working on the case today think that he has been murdered He had in and nt on bin person at the child tiled of bis On mber 4th drew oKI climbed into a sent and can 01 concent rated Ive which he drank ill greil i MEETS DEATH STEALING RIDE Mini in Car to The Dalh ARMED WITH REVOLVER TRIED TO REACH TAFT McGregor old r troit Mich was killed here in the Big Four yards Ho was stealing a rid and had taken in a box cor In which lumber had been loaded An Rino bumped the train and tho of boards crushed him A letter waa in pocket from his him to Quit FATHER SAVS WOULD-BE SIX HAS WEEN QUEER FROM YOUTH Lowell Wright today in while Taft with a big re- volver from youth according to a nude elder Wright who lives in Center from roaming a home by thcr Lowell Is wealthy M- He now SW from Tmt ho had wo lie Arthur Is the Ulher for the President is on tour tn any event Wright will be held here days the President to on his way to California In spite of severe examination all that could be learned regarding Wright except his statement that he several years in trr Mass has relatives in Lowell are wealthy and wM once a special policeman at Lowell Mass A police badge with center on it was found in IMS clothes Wright said tives owned property at Liberty streets Lowell declared he was a draughtsman and his specialty iron He claimed to hero from ranch at City where hte said he a revolver The wau the first of IU kind ou iho journey them thousand hotel The by only those in vicinity President did until the v ev for iho ths cavy tha piny army un Often t tkw working witti a work of firm In Hr fw M be kMl t Him by of d not to   

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