Waterloo Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - August 1, 1905, Waterloo, Iowa REPORTER IN IOWA FREIGHT CANNOT CARRY INFECTION NEW ORLEANS MEN GET HOPE TO SAVE BUSINESS MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE DE CLARES SHIPMENTS SAFE Reported Shooting at Detention Camp Declared to be Absolutely False New Orleans August of circulars are to be the south by the business men of New Orleans containing dec- by J H White of the United States marine hospital service that freight cannot carry yellow fever in- FalM Report of Shooting Dr Lebaron in charge of the tion camp at Miss has wired here that the report five ians were shot arid killed by the guard there is absolutely false Fever Situation Better Little change characterized the today Of five new foci in the official report of the board of health only three are above Canal street Today's reports of con- is especially encouraging and its becoming evident with careful treatment the present visitation of fever will be shorn of Its rors f I 1906 RUSH TO Land Register for H In Land of Denver August from Grand Junction Colorado nal Price and Provo indicate that the work of registering cants for homesteads on the Uintah reservation Is proceeding In an derly manner The registration opened at will continue for twelve Jayg NUMBER PILE ARTICLES IOWA ANCE CO INCORPORATED Buffer Fire Loss St Joseph Mo August of unknown origin early today destroyed the beef Swift Co plant here The loss will be 000 Widow Zelgler Bought Off New York August the ment of two and a to the widow of the late Wm Zeigler the will contest was today DISMISSED BY JUDGE TO DISSOLVE COR- PORATE EXISTENCE CAPITALIZED AT culinary of any of people J B Newman hag returned a two weeks fishing excursion near Grand Rapids Michigan V George Ralston who has beec em- ployed in a printing establishment in St Paul since Waterloo is in the city brothers He will go from here to Yinton to visit his mother PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS WILL BE WATERLOO All of the Larger of IOWA Re- printed In the District Court News Mrs Mary B Park will return today from Dee Moines where she has been for several at the home of her son Mrs C Grayatt of Traer visited in the city over Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs C W Lamb on West Eighth street Royal J Laporte was in the city yesterday afternoon ening to attend the programs at Cedar River park OWNS IMMENSE INTERESTS t Was Alleged the Society Had Ex- Its Rights as an Institution Fighting Off New York ship's of the North Atlantic fleet under command of Rear Admiral ed from anchorage in the Hudson er today bound for Frenchman's bay on the Maine coast for target practice with illuminated shells The ships formed the most powerful ing squadron ever seen in New York waters except at the Dewey naval rade St Em- ployed by the Great Northern railway on the Wilmar N D Fergus Falls and Breckenridge Minnesota divisions because they would not accept the wage scale offered by the company Iowa City of the district court today dis- missed an dissolve the cor- porate existence of the Amana society said to be the largest communistic existence society owns immense interests chiefly farm lands and factories It was alleged the society was exceeding its rights as a benevolent institution Strike Protection Removed Chicago August police were removed today from the wagons of many firms that have been strike bound for four months ingly many union drivers have been restored to their old positions u Swedish Sailors Killed Stockholm August sailors were killed and eight severely injured by the explosion of a submarine mine during mining practice in roads near Stockholm A boat con- the a mine and was blown into the air Spectacular Suicide St Joseph Mich Aug Fred Schneider aged 18 wife of tailor committed suicide at midnight by jumping into St Joseph river be- fore the eyes of several hundred re- sorters Domestic troubles were the cause NEW STORE OPENED The Fair Begins Business Under did Prospects at old stand on East Fourth street the doors of The Fair were proprietorship of A who conducts institutions at Cedar Rapids and sail town Reports for some time of the enterprising spirit with which Wa- citizens seemed imbued ed to Mr business in- and judging by the volume of trade at the opening sale today he made no mistake A reporter who at the store was advised the same is to be conducted strictly along the lines of popular prices which does not imply cheap merchandise but dium fine goods that by reason of advantageous purchase may be sold under value The feature of handling selected tions of salvage stocks mill puts The Fair a class by itself and the prospects for a hearty welcome on the of con- sumers in this vicinity was today Waterloo in to another ance Articles of ation were filed Monday by the Iowa Manufacturer's Insurance Company which is capitalized at Its principal place of business will be Wa- and its 21 directors represent all of the larger towns In the state of Iowa The general nature of the business to-be transacted is to insure houses buildings and all other kinds of erty against loss or damage by fire or other casualty and to make all kinds of insurance on goods dise or other property ia the course of transportation on land or water Capital and Duration The capital stock of the corporation is fixed at and is to be di- vided into shares of each 25 per cent of the entire capital stock of the company Is to be paid in cash at the time the corporation begins the transaction of business and the re- maining 76 per cent shall consist of bonds or notes of solvent stockholders The existence of the corporation is to begin on the date the secretary of state issues his certificate of ation and will continue for 20 years Board of Directors The annual meeting of the ders held at the office of the corporation on the second Tuesday of January each year beginning in 1906 at which a board of directors will be elected Provisional directors until the first meeting shall be the i Thinks Waterloo Should Have Guard Rails About Ditch She Fell In NEGLIGENCE IS ALLEGED MRS BERNICE STRICKLER ASKS DAMAGES FOR INJURIES RE- IN RUNAWAY SHOW GOOD WILL FOR OR SMITH SHELL ROCK RESIDENTS GIVE OVATION TO CITIZEN WAS BEFORE STATE BOARD SIX HUNDRED SHOW APPRECIATION Home Coming From Hearing Made The Occasion of Demonstration News Strickler has brought city of Waterloo in the sum of for injuries alleged to have been received in a runaway oa May 4 which her horse ran embankment near Red Cedar ball park which she claims was not properly protected by a ing or guard Notice of the impending suit has been R C Thompson by C J Rudolph at- torney for the plaintiff Mrs Strickler alleges negligence on part of the city in not maintaining guard rails and damages in the sum of with interest at from July 1 1905 The action will be brought at the September term of court a claim the K wood ues Moines J L amount not being specified was filed Stevens Boone W W Marsh Wa- with the clerk several w Attorney J C Murtagh of this city has been chosen to give the principal address at the harvest home picnic that is to be held Center on August 15 This an annual affair the Catholic church and the program this year is to be bigger and better than any other year Murtagh has also been to give the response to the address of welcome at the K O T M annual encampment at Wayerly to be held the last in August in an unmistakable manner All goods on the first floor are new and up-to-date and consists of a lin of goods and men's furnish ings The upper floor is what is Known as their bargain department and con tains goods which are reduce prices The management is well sat the opening day's sales and nearly every caller wa a purchaser Thirty-four clerks an employed in caring for the trade F H Keyes Council Bluffs J M Burch Dubuque W H shee Cedar Rapids T B Carson Davenport S W Mercer Iowa City H W Huttig Muscatine Thos D Murphy Bed Oak D Thomas ton 0 Green Fort Dodge V E Morrison Ft Madison B J Ricker Grinnell Louden A H Holt Waterloo Paul Arbenz Ot- tumwa Robert Patterson Ft Dodge Robert Sinclair Cedar Rapids Geo G Higbie Burlington Frank J ler 7 Officers The annual meeting the board of directors is to be held immediately Herman Kretzschmar a stone son is recovering from injuries to the right hand received a days ago Mr Kretzschmar was assisting in loading a barrel of lime when it and caught two of his fingers crushing them Miss Mae Sawyer of Spring Creek township is visiting in the city at the H H McChane home on Commercial street 60 PAIRS LADIES White Linen Oxfords Just arrived this morning at the U T K CUBA ON WHEELS POPULAR Dubuque People Have Thronged the Car Since lts Arrival Dubuque special car bearing the Cuban exhibit Portland for the last two months of the fair has received a liberal age from Dubuque citizens since its arrival last Monday Dubuque people are appreciating its educational op- and the foreign exhibit from Cuba has won their quick proval The car itself handsome built observation car inside is indeed found a trip to Cuba The car Is literally packed with exhibits every nook and corner being filled while many are placed over head on the ceiling The growing importance of the young republic of Cuba is shown in a clearer manner than can be gathered from any source other than a trip over the water to the land An appropriate painting on the ex- is that of the Wreck of the as it has been standing since the explosion in Havana bay Every patriotic citizen of America will ways Remember the and it is very likely that Spain will have a long memory also Relics from the wreck oE the ill-fated battleship are found in the car While it is not the custom to remain open Sundays the of the enterprise have granted numerous requests to that fect and will keep the car open on Sunday The hours are from nine in the morning until ten at night The car is at the I C depot Cuba on Wheels will bo in loo August 9 to 12 inclusive jter the meeting of the stockholders when will be elected Until the first annual meeting the following with the clerk several weeks ago by Mrs The matter was taken up by the council and was referred to City Attorney Swisher Order Pavement Wednesday The city council will hold an ad- meeting tomorrow night for the purpose of hearing complaints from owners of property abutting on streets that the city proposes to pave with on the west side are three separate resolutions of necessity that will receive consideration The council will also order Clerk son to advertise for bids Temporary Injunction A temporary injunction was granted Monday night by Judge F C Platt in the case of N C Tardy vs A L Bradley and M C Shell Rock August to the meeting of the state board of medical examiners held in Des Moines last Friday July 28 at which time to have been taken against Dr W EL Smith pf this place Attorney Geo A tyre who with Senator O B right of Waterloo represents Dr Smith said in reference to the ing not having been legally The board acted eminently fair with us When the error in the manner of their assembling was called to their attention in the morning they ad- until the afternoon to ate upon the legality of their ings When they reassembled they gave it as their opinion that it would not be advisable to proceed with the case and accordingly adopted a lution dismissing the proceedings I have learned that they expect to have another meeting on August 8 intended to be legally called at which time it is within their power if they see fit to do so to take new action in this case Whether they will do so or not it is for us to pate Upon the evening of his return home from Des Moines Saturday Dr Smith was tendered an ovation by his friends in this city and surrounding country fully 600 people congregating on the mill square in the vicinity of the tor's store where a large was built and a number of anvil salutes fired the size o heard any expressions of ward fact those who par In the affair desire it under stood that the demonstration was simply an evidence of good will ward Dr Smith and not antagonistic to anybody ON WAY TO KOREA Nephew of C A Smith Visits in Wa- While En route to Far East H R Robbins of Manchester New Hampshire is visiting in the city at the home of his uncle C A Smith Mr Robbins is a mining engineer and is now on his way to Korea to engage in his work having signed a contract with a mining company of which Leigh Hunt formerly of Cedac Falls is the head Mr Robbins is only 21 years of age but is said to be one of the most thorough mining engineers in America and he was selected for the position on account of his edge of the country jn the far east and its requirements in the mining try Mr Robbins will leave tomorrow on his long journey and will sail from Vancouver on the steamer Empress of China September 4 Mr Robbins has signed a three year contract with the company look after its en- work in the mines VIGOROUS APPLAUSE MISSOURI MAN URGES RESPECT OF LAW REIGN OF LAW MEANS THE RULE OF THE PEOPLE The Man Who Lives For His Country is as True a Patriot as He who Dies For His Country SISTER OF BAILEY GOT NO EN- FROM GOV FOLK YESTERDAY PETITION TO GOVERNOR Laporte People Moved to Petition the Governor But Did Not Visit Him jn a Body Dr C Knowles of Laporte brother-in-law of Edgar Bailey and his wife sister of Edgar Bailey were in the city yesterday to have a talk with Gov Folk in regard to the tence of Edgar Bailey who confined in the county jail in Kansas City under sentence to be hanged on September 11 It had been hoped by the parents of Edgar Bailey that a large number of influential business men of Laporte would come to Wa- yesterday and appeal to the governor to commute the man's tence to life imprisonment But such was not the case The No speaker has ever received mora vigorous applause Joseph Folk of Missouri when hi stepped upon the platform Monday at Chautauqua The audience applauded the distinguished governor for several minutes and it was a marked tribute to the man who during the last year has achieved such cess in fighting corruption in the tical affairs of his state Gov Folk presents a magnificent appearance on the platform Well proportioned a strong intellectual and kindly face dressing in a neat and tasteful manner he would special attention in any group of men As one lady describes him The good crops out all over his face He voice and ia delivery is simple and earnest He is not a fourth of July orator but by ease and grace is able to hold at- tention of all During the half hour preceding tha lecture musical selections were dered by Mr Traines of dence Prof Prowell Bruce vis and Mrs Bateman Following which Mr Loveland introduced as pre- Hon Cato Sells of ton Mr Sells introduced Gov Folk He stated in brief that the men who became prominent in public were men who met the wants and de- mands ot the public Public ness demands the enforcement law Two men alone in this Marsh First O Green Second B son W Rhine W Mercer TV Jo -5 named persons shall be the from piling the refuse from their barn on a portion of the lot adjacent to the residence erty of Mr Tardy It is alleged that the refuse from tie barn is being piled near the residence of the l plaintiff and constitutes a nuisance He asks damage in the amount of injunction to issue at once and that the injunction be made nent at the first session of the dis- court Temporary injunction was ordered by Judge Platt upon fil- ing of a flOO bond J E Sedgwick is attorney Two Damage Two actions each for age were filed in the of the clerk Monday One is brought by Elizabeth A Reynolds of Waterloo against Dr T U McManus for unskillful or careless work when acting as her surgeon from the re- sult claims to have since become a chronic sufferer Her band H J Reynolds brings an a like amount on the same hei suing for loss of services of his wife She states that on the of November 1904 defendant professional way to attend her during confinement that he resorted to the use of certain Cedar Falls August Mrs C A Boehmler to Spirit Lake to spend a few days J J has been very ill for the past month is much better and has gone with nis son to spend several weeks Lake Mrs C S Nims and Miss Marion Nims are at present in Rome Italy Their trip thus far has been ideal in every particular While in Venice the claim was made that for three ies had not endured such hot weather but it was not unbearable for our friends who know summers what hot weather really is Miss Anna Wiler underwent an op- for appendicitis yesterday morning at her home on Normal street WOMAN'S BODY BURNED Charred Remains Found in a Grove Near Her Home Harlan August red body of Mrs Peter Hein the wife of a prominent German farmer ing eight miles west of here was found Monday in a grove about two hundred yards from the house The fire had been kindled in a pile of twigs between her feet The Shelby county officials are ing a careful investigation of the ing and meanwhile are keeping their discoveries a secret The affair is shrouded in mystery So far the is said have been unable to find any motive for a crime and are at a loss for a clue The jury brought in a verdict finding Hein came to her death some time between morning and Sunday morning but or by what means the jury did not know A post mortem showed no bruises no bones broken no injury to the windpipe Physicians believe that the woman's clothing must have been on fire fell yesterday by Mr Mrs I aTe in the recent in the the were regarding cor Loean V law One Logan Hope Roosevelt and the other is tie honorable The governor gave ine no answer on which I could hang the least bit of said Dr Knowles last ing to a just as he was boarding passenger on the Rock Island to go to his home in Laporte Mrs Knowles appeared in a downcast mood and from all indications it could be seen that Gov Folk's visit to Waterloo had not been as fruitful of success by Bailey's friends as they had hoped Gov Folk was very guarded in what he said to a Reporter representative and he was also inclined to say little to the sister who made the pitiful peal to him to save her brother from the death that awaits He appeared anxious to learn from Bailey's friends about the early lite of the man Mother to Visit Hep Son It -is understood that Mrs Bailey WOMAN GORED TO DEATH Attacked by Maddened Crushed and Trampled What Cheer August ford the wife of a well known farmer was gored to death by a her home near the village of Monday Mrs Bradford had entered the cow lot to milk the family cow when the j This petition was circulated in animal became suddenly enraged and porte several days the later part of understands the crucial in the case her son has come and if she ever sees him alive she must go to he jail in Kansas City before set for the hanging Though feeble with -age and her y the constant strain under which since her son was first placed in jail on the charge of der she is preparing to make her to Kansas City Mr Bailey s there now and the mother will eave Laporte sometime this week Laporte People Petition Governor Laporte people are much fied at the report that has been given in the daily press that they have some to Waterloo in large numbers on two occasions to appeal to Gov Folk to commute the death sentence of Edgar spoke a Laporte citizen this morning There has been no such thing done All that has been done gentlemen is with you this here fresh laurels of victory man whom tie people love It is my pleasure to introduce him and -1 trust conclusion of his lecture it will be your pleasure to meet him Governor Joseph W Folk of Missouri Loud and continuous applause Folk's Lecture Friends Ladies and Three years ago in St Louis was a banquet attended by many prominent men of St After the repast our national was with much spirit by all As the last strains died away the man next to me with tears trickling down his cheeks said to me I could die for my country Three weeks later that man was bowing to of the law hogging for mercy and clemency from the arm of the law while confessing to a charge of bribery in a franchise case was a traitor of peace and a drel A man should live for his try city and state Need of Earnest Effort In no direction is the need greater for patriotic energy and earnest effort in advancing the public welfare In a government such as ours which rests on the people every man should take an active interest in the selection of those who represent the people In an official capacity The need is for actuated by the public good instead of those in politics for revenue only I do not mean the men in public office alone but for those in private life foi it should not be forgotten that is as essential to good government fop private citizens to discharge the re- resting upon them as is for the faithful carrying out of governor to commute the sentence eager to go Misses Katherine Merrill Olive w certain ear Irma Keene Margaret Kelly and bf use plaintiff ma Cutler and Clara have enjoying themselves the last four days jy having a progressive house party Ivory pleasure that could add to the novelty has been undertaken It all to an end last night when the were taken to Waterloo in autos nd had a dinner at Douglass lun Bailey Bros have disposed of their states she sustained serious injury Mullen Picket t are attorneys for her country but to vote h not take the She was thrown down and her body j about the first of July It is thought j thels horribly crushed by the brute which this petition was the cause of Gov birth A vote on the day of some gored and trampled her i Folk granting the reprieve of sixty I I days eral election is not enough to is now known that the Lulu Co will remain in Waterloo j Dr J G Hildebrand Newman men coule to an I A lease was signed yesterday by of Cedar Falls and L C Landis have A deal was closed this afternoon j company whereby they agree to occupy j returned from their fishing trip of their present location on two weeks iu near Grand street for a period of two years from j Rapids Minnesota The men report the first of September The property the fishing in that region is tho best 1S 1 the f and m charge of L h Park the last years to Henry W Johnson and Harry Wyth who will ake possession next Monday Miss Delia Rice of Brandon an county is in tho city to visit friends and attend the teachers institute She is a teacher in Blackhawk county ng has accepted a ion in Des Moines and has gone to that city to make his home About one fifty clerks stenographers and bookkeepers had a vacation yesterday afternoon and evening They left for the about giving them a long time for enjoyment derman George Hughes was again in charge and demonstrated that he could take care of pleasure nnd the are conceived in the have been able to hud in all meeting of the ward township The their excursions to the lalso regions 01 m hl to whereby J L Simmons sold his barber shop on Hast Fourth street to Walter Freeman of Chicago Mr Simmons expects tow remain with the new California some time during the ter or nest spring Mr Freeman the new proprietor is known in Wa- He was employed in the Sweet barber about teu ago and a few years previous operated j ery store as saleslady for several to dispose of their game to settlers Iu i one's civic obligations Under our system political parties are necessary for it is through political parties that on their and intentions Patriot Lives for His Country Party policies are inaugurated business office of this company is j The lust day more fish wore ted iu Chicago j f umt um Miss Cassie Moses who has a heavy rain fell and washed the public good always above j employed at Mrs J C Woods out the corduroy road compelling them i party he shoul to conventions Not than they could under ordinary should a citizen patriotic on stances carry and to add to their and election niero should state and country dav j sons past left for Chicago today where the weeks fishing several The man who lives for is visit her aunt Mrs Dora game fish were caught running from as true a as ho whn Rev Theodore of Thorn She will also visit the four pounds up to twelve country Patriotism abides not I alone in the roar of the amid arms but In every a shop at Cedar Falls ner and Rev of Klinger arc sale houses and on her return will visiting in the city today at tho home it her parents at Vinton Mr and Mrs W A purchased through Jhe din and clash Of Rov A n l ll of Rev Theodore Wolfram ou Walnut street A C Moses Mrs D C Lovejoy l L E Park yesterday the building day duties of civic life There is a occupied by him as a blacksmith shop patriotism of peace which ia as high The Silver meet at the morning to her home of Mrs W M May Thursday August S returned this j and has the ground on which j a virtue as the patriotism of war In- home in Vinton after it is located for another space of time deed history tells iu that visiting in the city for a few days at j The property is owned by the j the home of her brother J G Ralston j berlain estate Continued on Page 3 Column
