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   Marion Register (Newspaper) - December 18, 1908, Marion, Iowa                                VOLUME LINN DECEMBER NUMBER 8CENEi IN LITTLE TOWN O PRESIDENT IN HOSPITAL of New Hampshire Loses In Speculation and Examiner Is Put In cried and women fainted In the streets of Nil Henry 40 miles south west of when Wednesday morning they found a notice ot as posted on the doors of tin Citizens State Dramatic scenes were enacted as the streets rapidly filled with resi dents of the town and farmers drove in So draw money with which to pay their Donovan was named i President Heller of the bank Is now In in n Minnesota The bank examiner objected to an of credit to a borrower and 1 required the amount to be made up by end of this The directors to make an assignment In to furnish equal and full to all the creditors of the It Is believed that the securities of the bank held by tho Ohio German Fire Insurance Company can be Defalcation Closes a doors of the First National bank of this city wore closed fol lowing the discovery of a placed at and Fred the cashier of the was arrested on a charge of being a After his according to a statement made by president of the Varney con fessed that he had taken a largo sura from the which had been lost in and that he alone was re sponsible for tho which had been accumulating for the last six Varnoy later was given a hear ing before United States Commission er pleaded not guilty and furnished bail of for his ap before tho United States dis court at Portsmouth In tn reporting the trouble to the comptroller of the currency Examiner who found the alleged said that in his opinion the bank was but that the directors had jl to make up and had requested that the examiner take charge with a view to liquidating of tho Dean was appointed temporary receiver by the Money Lost In Varney is 89 years He Is mar ried and has one a son of ten Ho Is a member of many fra organizations and served the city two years as city Varney did not live Ho received a salary of from tho out of which he was re quired to pay It was to his friends that he was deep ly interested In the stock It is understood that he two sets Of books to cover up the alleged shortage and that the unexpected ap of the examiner this week led to tho PLUNGE TO DEATH WITH ALDRICH IS ITS MOVER Milwaukee Man and Chauffeur Drown In the automobile containing three man dashed Into tho open draw of tho street bridge at one oclock Thursday morning and wont to bottom of tho car two of the occupants to their A third was rescued with dif and Is nt the emergency hos Tho dead are Oscar member of tho board of and Albert A of the Motor Company was w approached the bridge from tho coming down tho street hill at a high rate of Tho driver apparently did not that the bridge was open until the oar was 20 foot of Kunz then made a frantic effort to avolt the succeeded In turn Ing the car as far as tho It bounded Into the turning somersault between the dock and the center pier of the Accused of Murdering San a friend and business asso elate of Harry the young olec who died suddenly about twi weeks ago after talcing stomach pow ders which he had received the malls was charged with the murder of Boas by a coroner Horticultural Congress Council day afternoon the following were elected for the National for the year Bluffs H Idaho secretar Council Presidency of one of this citys most nent Wednesday the presidency qf the National AFTER PRESIDENT RESOLUTION FOR AN IN INTO everal Solans Declare Words Insurgents Receive Report if Their senate considerable tlina Wednesday o a discussion of the presidents ourse In placing strictures on con ress in the matter of tho secret serv and adopted a searching resolu ion proposed Aldrich and upon the suggestion of providing for a thorough by the committee on ap of tho presidents both In respect to the acts and the course that be taken iy congress to resent Imputations to have been cast upon that Mr Aldrich in Introducing his reso made no comment upon but Culberson LOOTS VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION ENDS RULE OF PRESENT HEAD OF PEOPLE BURN EFFIGY OF LITTLE RESTORER His Statues and All Connect ed with Reign Are Torn Down and Consumed No Demonstrations Against The people of Caracas arose against Pres ident An Infuriated un hindered by the swept the wrecking the property of his henchmen and his closest The people rounded up all the statues and pictures of President Castro from the clubs and other semipublic buildings and burned them with on the Plaza Castros rule In Venezuela probably Is In spite of Hollands warlike activ ity on tho there have been no nd others declared that the demonstrations against the Nether dents words should be resented by the i beon I President Captro and Acting Senator resolution calling m the secretary of war for informa ion concerning the work of detectives n the Brownsville affair was also Senator Lodge spoko In support of ho Warner permitting the pros dent to reenlist the discharged sol diers of the regiment at his Judge Hundley Is Tho nomination of Oscar Hund ey to be district Judge or the northern district of which has been before the senate Senator Nelson he past two was Judge Hundley lias been serving on recess The senate con firmed also Rufus of Wash to be Judge ot tho United States court of succeeding Judge who Insurgents Meet Another stop toward amending tho rules of the house was taken day night when the various elements of the houso opposed to the present code held a mass The re port of the committee appointed at the meeting of insurgents last week was although the commit tee had had a most difficult time In reaching an Hepburn of chairman of the informed the gathering that the committee had decided that some change In of select Ing committees In the house was de He said that the committee also had agreed that tho rules should be changed so that day each week would be set aside for the call of th and tho day should be given over exclusively for that pur He explained that the commit tee wished this day to be given as ex to tho call as tho District of Columbia dny Isnow given to of bills concerning the dis Tho report regarding tho of tho change Inthe method of chaos Ing committees in tho house was n entire re fusing to agree to the proposition that a steering committee bo elected by the house to soled tho Two Thousand Miners Ing the strike of President Hen Davis of tho District 17 United Mine Workers of nearly men who wove 6m ployed In the 14 active mines In the Paint Crook territory failed to repor for work Practically tho entire working forces ot the except tho and tho operations are Blizzard In worn experienced In fur has boon for 1C hours and heavy damage has done to fishing a number o which have been at ana No of lifo has yo boon but It Is feared Ilia schooners have boon blown ti aea or Trade on land U at FREEDOM DM IN TURKEY OTTOMAN PARLIAMENT NOW IN 13 Sultan Opens Children Sing Hymn of Liberty ami tho People Turkey made her bow aa a full Hedged monarchy when tho new Ottoman parliament held its first This assembly was provided for in constitution granted by Sultan Abdul Hamld last July ana is tho first ody of Its kind to meet In tho em pire for over thirty Tho life of only predecessor wnH but hopes arc entertained for the success of the new Thursday was proclaimed a general holiday In honor of the parliament and the city did its best to observe the occasion Tho decorations are unprecedented and most of tho population Is in tho streets eagerly discussing tho prospects of the new Practicably every regiment in the Constantinople garrison lined the route under arms when the sultan drove to open the while school children stationed at vantage points along tho way sang tho hymn TOTAL VOTE GIVEN BALLOTS CAST IN THE LAST Gain Over 1904 Is In Facta Revealed by the resident Martial Law The Venezuelan capital witnessed n outbreak of following tho activities of the Dutch war hips along that made It by declare mar ial law In order to put an end to tho and There were sev val attacks on private property on the art of the mob before the authorities got the situation In and several f tho agitators were There was no actual conflict between the and the The vas confined to the properties of Ven notably Senors and No foreigners were mo Further Riots Further dangerous demonstrations are No official act de josing Castro from the presidency of Venezuela yet has been but auch a step any An enormous crowd of the ants of the swelled by peo ple from the outlying gath ered In the streets soon after day The people began marching up the and It was easy to see that their III emper would soon result In The police stood by and made no nt to restrain tho mob The crowd then moved to the print K office of El the or sun of President of which Gu is and pillaged I A steam laundry be to Senor also was Burn Tho crowd then turned its atten lon to several drugstores belonging to Senor a soninlaw of Gen Tollo and turned them Inside Mendoza was at one time of and public credi under He was aim the presi dents private secretary for severa and has been regarded aa one of his Her Is universally hated by the enemies of his unpopularity and his close connection with the president accounted for tho anger of the popu lace against the property of his son The statues and pictures of Presi Into a huge bonfire on the Plaza The crowd cheered as tho flames complet destruction of of tho Numerous Inscriptions setting forth the virtues of and extolling his powers next attracted the retalia tion of the tion bearing Castros namo was hacked out and Castros Name Hacked Some of these legends were carved on the public buildings of the It was after one oclock by the time the crowd hail gotten far In Its depreda It lacked leadership and paused In default of other Holds from Its de energies It was then that a detachment of troops was called out for duty on tho city Act Ing President a mani festo prohibiting further manifesta These measures had the de sired effect for the mob quieted and then The the offices of El Con the crowd was curbed by a detachment of soldiers who fired Into the resulted In sev eral A criminal action has been begun against Editor and other employes of the in which they with responsibility for those It Is declared that and his men fired first on the making use of Thank Castro for foreign office Wednesday sent a representative to call on Castro of to express the emperors thanks for telegram Tho Venezuelan president has not yet de clared his Intention of calling person ally upon Chancellor von ami Foreign Secretary vou Mem bers of tho presidents entourage said Wednesday that he had received no news of tho capture of Venezuelan ven sels by tho on tho or of Interim Veu Now total popu lar vote of the various presidential candidates at the last national elec tion was made known Wednesday in an form by tho filing of the last of tho that of The the following votes cast Taft Bryan Dobs 453 Watson Total for all This grand total exceeds by 351 the total number of votes oast in the presidential election ot when the grand total was Compared With that the candidates of the and Socialist parties Increased their vote this The reverse is true of tho candidates of the Prohibi Populist and Socialist Labor par The Independence party did not figure In the presidential of four years Tho biggest difference in a party vote Is shown In an Increase for Bryan of over the total vote cast in 1904 for Alton tho Taft received votes more than were polled for President Roosevelt In and Debs ran ahead of his predecessor on tho Socialist Tho heaviest loss Is shown by the who with the same candi date registered votes less this year than In whea their total was The Prohibitionist can ran votes behind the 1904 mark of his and Gil tba Socialist Labor received only about 50 per of the vote given to which was In the previous presidential New York Pennsylvania and Illinois gave Taft the greatest number of votes among the while as to the order was New York Ohio and The votes cast for Taft and Bryan were almost Identical In number In two Maryland and In the first Taft received and Bryan and In the re spec Money Will Stretch Sultan of of liberty as tho Imperial cortege Everywhere Interest and ex are high and there Is no doubt that the day will so down as one of tho most Important in Turkish Tho list of 9 senators appointed by the sultan has been It com prises the cabinet and the Bulgarian bishop of Mon astir three three Greeks and Tho members of tho chamber of other branch of tho were elected by tho Turkish people lost Congratulatory addresses have been received by new parliament from both the British parliament and the Russian TWO ARE SLAIN IN Money will at least it will go farther if spent in the right We can stretch your money by giving you fur values that other stores dupli Remember that a Fur makes a fine Xmas Also remember that our furs ets are the reliable We invite you to inspect our Xmas CHRISTMAS Ladies Jap mink fur throw scarfs 48 Inches Ladies beaver fur a nobby satin 5 00 Ladles extra fine beaver heavy satin chinchilla 3133 750 Ladles black lynx ur throw scarf 54 Inch heavy satin 10 00 Ladies black fur 52 inches a special No 00 Ladies mink fancy neck In natural with 10 00 Ladies mink neck with pillow muff to trimmed with small set 2100 Ladles natural color neck 44 Inches 6 50 Genuine fox brush tall 60 Inches long with two large brush 4179 1000 A large showing of fur neck boas in assorted styles the finest line ever shown in the city 500 Handsome pillow assorted fur styl cs 00 00 00 12 M We can show you a nobby line of and misses fur sets Our sets are all well made goods FIRM FOR HONEST aft Talks on Tariff at Banquet of Ohio New his stay in Now York to n close lay Presidentelect Taft was he guest of honor at one of the most notable banquets ever hold In this the annual dinner of the Ohio society In New Taft took advantage of tho oc in a speech filled with mure earnestness than any he has delivered since his to pledge his ad ministration and his party so far as he can control to n loyal adherence to ISio Chicago lie dwelt nl wholly revision of the which he singled ill us tho most important at tho last national and after having previously referred to the veto power of till with all tho of which 1m was Hotter no at bettor that tho unless we have nil turnout and thorough revi sion on tho basis laid down and the principle outlined in the party plat Unknown Desperado and Marshal Fall In Pistol unknown man was killed and Marshal Woods of Huron was fatally wounded day la an encounter with five men in the railroad yards of that Marshal accosted a man stand Ing near the postoffice and acting In a suspicious and in reply to questions unknown man said that he was a stranger In tho but de sired to leave on a freight The marshal escorted him to the railroad yards and Just they reached the tracta four suddenly jumped from a can ordered the of Avow up his He but hand he had an automatic which he bullet pierced the heart of one of the quar who tell Tho firing was returned by the other four and one of tho balls struck the marshal in the As he fell the quartette beat him to then BAKERY AND Bakery goods and Cream at wholesale and Meas lunches at all COLLAPSE OF PIER KILLS New Bridge Across Potomac Falls Dealing Death as WRIGHT IN REMARKABLE FLIGHT Creates Wild Enthusiasm by Perform ance with His tho American a must flight In bin Instead of rising tho machine shot up liku a rocket to a height of 240 The aeronaut then permitted 11 to drop about 00 at which he stopped the Tho glided down and of a mi In from the Blurting of tho Aero club who were pres wildly over the Northern Pacific Train mast wua dam by In of in iho nl A dropped by a on it window started men were Instantly killed and four others seriously injured by a portion of a concrete pier of tho new bridge being erected over tho Potomac river at collapsing The dead Ross aged 22 years and married James Benders 26 married George 26 rind Charles i 30 Tho Injured Charles Stool jaw crushed Jerome Hollen High about head and John both logs crushed and head cut Frank Buffalo hurt about the hoad and One or two of iho Injured are In a serious con and may ti British Bark of the loss at tho British bark Fulls o a casually by were brought by tho steamer Falls of houni from Now York to won ashore on tho Victorian coast near her nil hands escaping In ho Two Lose Lives In men lost lives by a fire which de the home of Mattl an old colored woman at avenue Sh The property loss Is Senator nt wlu United Senator i North Dakota Is reported that th wtw bolter Wed Opposite Only a Couple of Dollars Between us I ft fc If thats i its easily We never hang the jury on a small matter like lust let us figure on all your bills how liberal we All we want is a living and were getting iat every At any this is about the liveliest lumber yard In the slate right Better get in line and talk Lumber and Building Material with You cant make money any easier than to save it on Lumber Delphus Theatre Located in the Masonic Temple with beautiful illustrated songs and moving of Plav ADMISSION 5 CENTS Everybody Building 608 First A ight o speak pul  

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