Semi Weekly Waterloo Courier (Newspaper) - July 6, 1906, Waterloo, Iowa FRIDAY JULY 6 1006 wnom no THE FOREIGN NEWS BUDGET William J Bryan Visits the lish Commons Today An Heir to the Kaiser's Throne Born at Potsdam The Leave London British Sporting Events Associated London July J an was an interested visitor in the house of commons today iu London London July snd Mrs started for Paris this Foreigners Won Cup Henley Eng July Club de Gand Belgium ed Trinity Hall Cambridge in the final for the Grand Challenge cup The cup leaves England forthe first time in its history Miss Sutton Loses Wimbledon Eng July Sutton of today lost the tennis championship of Great Brit- ain being defeated by Miss Douglass Heir to Kaiser's Throne Berlin July Princess Frederick William was safely couched of a son at yesterday morning The guns of a battery of artillery began to fire slowly in the square op- the palace at about noon and tens of thousands within hearing of the salute stopped in the streets or paused in their work counting the guns for it had announced that 72 shots would be fired for a girl and 101 lor a boy -Then the city knew that an heir presumptive had been born An hour later copies of the Official Gazette containing the lowing proclamation were given Her imperial and royal highness the crown princess of the German em- pire and Prussia was happily ed of a prince at a m in the marble palace at Potsdam to the joy of his majesty the emperor her majesty the empress and the entire royal house This pleasing event will be made known to the inhabitants of Berlin through the usual cannon shots The crown princess and the prince are in the best condition Von Wedel Minister of the All the public and many private buildings are decorated with flags Elected to Go to Prison London July Kenney and the other women suffragists arrested in Cavendish square June 21 for ing a disturbance outside of the house of Chancellor of the Exchequer are proving embarrassing to the magistrates by insisting on The magistrate almost begged them not to repeat their performances before Mr Asquith's residence but they all positively refused the court finally ordered them to furnish bail of each for their good havior for a year and in default to undergo six weeks imprisonment They all elected to go to prison The Henley Regatta Henley Eng July the semi-final for the Grand Challenge cup Trinity Hall Cambridge beat the Argonauts Canada by half a length Time H was a magnificent race Foi the first quarter of a mile the boats noses were level Trinity Hall then slowly forged to the front Half the distance was reached in The Canadians then were hardly a er a length in the rear The Trinity Hall crew always re- to challenges with a slight quickening of and held the lead to the end after one of the best races ever witnessed at Henley The Club Nautique de Gand beat third Trinity Cambridge by two lengths Time Victims Robbed Salisbury Eng July lice have been informed by the tives of one of the victims of the wreck here Sunday whose name is not announced that a large sum of money was stolen at the time of the disaster and a careful investigation of the story in being made The bulletin issued at the this evening says that Robert S Critchell of Chicago and tell of Brooklyn N Y who were among the passengers injured are Improving The of trade inquiry into the disaster has formally begun It will be and all the expert mony possible will be taken It was learned today that the time in which the boat train should cover the 115 miles to London is 113 In a Quandary London July townsfolk of Bradford are divided by a sion whether to risk drinking their respective of the decomposed body of a man found in the reservoir or to empty the reservoir at a loss of to tae tax payers The engineer of the water works is safe io drink the water because the reservoir contains 000 pounds of while the weight of the corpse is about 140 pounds The contamination fore he claims is go minute to be negligible The however vors emptying the reservoir and the loan Meanwhile tho water Is being Moral July to moral Instruction in the by an international was taken by the internation- al ethical conference which was held here yesterday The conference also planned to arouse the conscience of civilized nations regarding the ment of subject races Felix Adler of New York presided over the conference Representatives were present from all the leading European nations and there were four delegates from the United States and one from Japan At a public meeting last night Professor discussed the origin of the ethical movement in the United States Urges Zulus to Fight London July Keir Hardie the socialist independent labor er and member of parliament has ad- dressed what is considered to be a most extraordinary letter to a Zulu subject in Edinburgh in which he says the massacre of tives now going on in South Africa un- der the pretense of suppressing a re- bellion which does not exist fills one with shame and horror I Mr wrote the day will come speedily when your race will be able to defend itself against the barbarities now perpetrated against it Foreign Briefs senate of Hamburg has determined to rebuild the church of St Michael destroyed by fire The first subscription was cabled irom New York by Herman Stachow from merchants iere have been promised It has been found that only one man the bell ringer perished in the flames Japanese authorities on July 1 transferred the control of den Manchuria to Japanese civil ad- ministration The American consul Thomas Sammons has returned to Mukden to conclude arrangements with the Chinese for the opening of Mukden arid Antung to foreign trade He gave a banquet yesterday to the Viceroy of Mukden Count Matsura new Japanese minister to China M Hayashi and other prominent anese and Chinese officials L Mason of Boston has with the Russian pianist for a tour of the United States and Canada being in November next Austrian delegation adopted estimates Count Monte Coccoli commander in chief of the navy in a speech said the majority of Austria's warships no met the requirements and the government intended to reorganize he navy Paris July al Baudouin of the supreme court concluded his argument in the Dreyfus case formally asking the court to quash the verdict of the court martial without a re- rial Counsel for Dreyfus began the closing address Losses of Two Victims of Monday's Fire Settled Yesterday INSURANCE WAS John and Emil er adjusting committee for the County Farmers Insurance company were in the city yesterday and made settlement for the five an- imals killed in the fire at the Tom barn Monday The settlement and was especially ated because it was so promptly made W J Loveland of Janesville received for his three horses ind for harness a total of Carrie Roarbacher of Janesville for her team of mules Roy Bushnell who lost two horses n the fire held a Continental policy which stipulated that damages would e given for injuries on the ses Up time Bushnell las not received anything and be- cause of this clause it is probable hat he will be unable to recover damages The Black Hawk county farmers insurance with the Farmers Mutual which L H Bronson is These losses will be praised by the directors at their ular meeting the first Saturday of he will be next day July 7 and will then be y adjusted Dr A Mueller who spent Sunday and the Fourth with his mother and other relatives at Iowa City returned vome this morning DOGS BICYCLES New Rules in Force on W C F y Railway Traveling Passenger Agent Cheney of the W C f X has issued an important bulletin to conductors in which he On local lines iij Waterloo and dar Falls conductors must charge 10 cents for bicycles and 20 cents for ba- cabs on the interurban ines the fee shall be 20 cents for each In the cities letters and packages iven be mailed being stamped shall cost 10 cents The Charge dogs accompanied by owners shall be 20 cents When not by owners dogs will not oe accepted In issuing transfer for dogs baby cabs or bicycles conductors shall mark across the transfer the ular kind of animal carried Packages of reasonable size in the hands at passengers will not be ed for WASHINGTON Attorney of Other Washington D C July General B Wilfley of tile Philippines has been to the of the United China Tho post Is or great WHITEWASH FOR WHITE Efforts Making to Prove He Was Not a Roue Thaw Treats His Fellow Prison ers to Ice Cream and Cake New York N Y July K Thaw under indictment for the der of Architect Stanford White gave his fellow male prisoners at the Tombs a pleasant surprise yesterday by treating them all to cream and cake Thaw requested the Rev John A Wade the Episcopal clergyman who attends to the spiritual needs of the prisoners to get enough to go around and send the to him Mr Wade did as requested buying six quarts of ice cream and thirty en cakes wife was not permitted to visit him the rule excluding visitors being in effect the same on day John B McKenna head of a tive agency and said to have been em- ployed by Thaw to trace Stanford White was one of the first witnesses examined by Assistant District At- torney Garvan When he reached the criminal courts building he had with him copies of the reports made by his agency to Thaw These reports were over to Mr Garvan and will beyond doubt be used when the Thaw ase comes to trial It is reported that the testimony of McKenna corroborates the story told by Paul L Bergoff the detective em- ployed it is said to shadow men in party Bergoff said before he was called on to give his statement that he on the witness stand and prove that White was not the kind of man he has ieeu painted i I W Rorke of the business conducted by was examined further by Mr Garvan florke is authority for the statement hat Thaw was unfairly dealt with detectives than McKenna were examined yesterday REPORT SHOWS Perpetual B JD Made Per Cent Interest for Six Months Raymond July immer of Gilbertville lies at the point of death here at the home of O'Connor Bros suffering from a kick in the stomach and inflicted by a horse at o'clock last night It is young man can Zimmer lives with his mother and brother on a farm near ille to Raymond to attend he celebration and had tied his horse near the elevator While doing so he vas viciously kicked in the stomach a strange horse He was found er and taken to the home of the O'Connor Bros where a physician was called from Waterloo He has been suffering untold agony since the dent and there hope of a re- The report of the Perpetual ing Loan association G R Turner beert made showing ex- results for past six months The been and receipts of the same composed of the following Cash on Paid on installment stock SS Loans on estate repaid 330 Loans on stock repaid Outstanding orders Interest earned Membership fees Taxes and interest repaid Real estate The assets amount to a total of of which Is for loans on real estate The liabilities are the same amount as the assets cheif which are out- standing orders amounting to 234.01 The earnings for the lust half year ivere over 3.9 per cent a very able showing Gets Decision Los Angeles July of the was awarded the decision last night in the battle with Frankie Neil the bantani champion showed his advantage by his landing six blows to Neil's one Tern Troubles i Terre Haute Ind July Stimson today issued sta order for the arrest of Mayor Bidaman and his at- torney on charge of contempt of court which had prohibited the mayor's in- with a session of the council Monday night The council had pre- found the mayor guilty of ire to enforce the excise laws and had and ousted him ROOT IS OFF Tlie Secretary of State Leaves On Ills Southern Trip New York July of State Root sailed from New York yesterday on the United States cruiser Charleston on his three months American tour He was accompanied by Mrs Root his son Edward and his daughter Miss Edith He will go around Cape Horn and returning will cross the Isthmus of Panama From July 25 to August 6 he will represent this try at the third Pan-American con- gress at Rio Janeiro Brazil Jyo previous secretary of state has had such an extended tour by sea In preparation for the long voyage the navy department has fitted up the warship in a sumptuous manner cial quarters have been for tne secretary and family The In- side passage from the straits ellan to Valparaiso being too for the Charleston's draft the party will be transferred In the straits to a Chilean man war in which the journey will be continued on the side FIREWORKS Persons at Excelsior Associated Excelsior July ature explosion of o quantity of Works inv front of the Uist night caused a panic among five sand people gathered to witness the display parsons were Injured Oysters nro not Rood lo cat 111 they are 4 years old THE The German Us Decisively New York July eastward transatlantic between the line er ami French lino steamer La ended I his ning with a decisive victory in of the German boat The land was reported house at the Plymouth harbar at a m today Its of passage New York to mouth Is five days fourteen hours ami nine minutes at an average speed of miles per hour The distance miles La Provence reported by less vessel was 50 miles south of at o'clock yesterday The for Plymouth and Hamburg cleared Sandy o'clock a m day June 28 and La for Havre followed an hour and teen minutes later Allowing for this difference in time the beats La Provence nearly eleven hours against the four hours claimed by the French steamer ou the race A A HORSE S KICK MAY BE FATAL Matt Zimmer of Gilbertville Went to Raymond to Attend Celebration THE VICTIM Marie Wolf Died This Morning at Presbyterian Hospital After a Short Illness This morning at ten o'clock the of Miss Marie Wolf was taken to the Presbyterian two weeks ago suffering from fever Her heath was caused y pneumonia which followed the ever Deceased was born in Buchanan in July and was thus just years of age at the time of ler death She was working at the lonie of Mrs Harry 215 erson street when she was taken ill and was removed June 20 to the where all possible was clone to the disease But in vain for set in and death ued Deceased leaves a father and nether who live at Aurora la and brothers and three sisters to mourn her loss Miss Elizabeth Krause 122 Mobile street is her n The body Was taken to the under- aking parlors of O'Keefe and Towne nit will be removed as soon as word is from her people Her father s expected on tho afternoon train and vill probably body to her old tome for burial Little Babe Dead Mrs Lampman has lost a little baby list born This woman will be re- membered as the one who deserted her our small children several months ago and the court had to look after them She left here for a time and then re- later after the children had put out George Dies George Selig died at ten o'clock this morning at tne home of her brother J lelig 225 Courtlandt street dropsy and heart trouble Deceased leaves a two sons and four daughters He was born May The body was aken to the undertaking parlors of Gindi where they will re- main until tomorrow morning when hey will be taken to where the funeral will take place ou Saturday Deceased was a member of the Modern Woodmen fof America MUST STOP THE DISORDERS Czar Takes Unusual Step to Stamp Out Sedition in the Army The Massacre in Bialystok Was Deliberately Planned THE CHOLERA The Situation in Philippines Im- proved Washington Associated Manila July cholera ition is improved The authorities believe they have the situation under Two Americans died Lerday from the disease A War Washington D C July war department was adVised at a virulent outbreak of cholera at During I ho week ending July 4 there worn three hundred and deaths For the 24 ending there were 29 and 23 Manila and 12 canes and deaths in Tolstoi Criticises the A Strike Threatened I By Associated St Petersburg July Nicholas has taken the almost un of publicly ing Grand Duke Nicholas the forces of the military district of St burg to investigate and take ures to stop tho disorders among tho troops Generals Ozeroff and Gadou have been dismissed in disgrace from the army St Petersburg July point strongly brought out in the mentary report on the massacre of Jews at is that there was no religious hatred of the Jews among the peaceful Russian population The fighting was confined to the police troops and black hundreds on one side and the Jews and revolutionists ou the other The parliamentary com- mission found overwhelming evidences that the outbreak was deliberately pre- pared After the assassination of hief of Police tions were scattered broadcast by ice among the soldiers and black Ireds charging them with being mies of the Russian state blaming them for the riots and styling the lower class the Russian The commission cites proof on every hand that after the rioting was started it was directed by the police and ported Uy the troops who fired only at Jews and Jewish houses The report does not specifically place the blame for the throwing of the original bomb into tho procession though it says that several revolver shots were fired and that a bomb was thrown later among the black dreds accompanying the procession the police officer who fled from to Vilna after the rioting has been summoned to St Petersburg by Interior Minister pin Criticism July Leo Tolstoi in the course of an inter- view said the Russian parliament in- very little When he up a paper he said he usually skipped the reports of parliamentary but when he did glance at them they inspired him with the riple sensation of humor irritation and disgust It seems to Count Tolstoi if children were playing as grownups The proceedings show lothing new nothing original nothing Everything has of times before An English riend of mine wrote to me that ho had expected parliament to blaze but that it was only slavishly the west What he says is true The speeches are like phono- graph reproductions of those in for- eign parliaments Count Tolstoi continued Our reminds me of fashions in the Hats and gowns out of late in the cities are sent to the in- where they are eagerly worn inder the impression that they are the latest styles It irritates me to see so-called of the people who really ire below the level of the classes they are supposed to represent the task of solving problems will decide the fate of human beings The irrelevancy of he arguments of members and heir blind and ance disgust me Count Tolstoi repeated his well ideas that the regeneration of Russia would not come through a struggle but in a revival of the rue Christian spirit which will make men love labor nature and truth To Prevent Smuggling St Petersburg July pation by Russia of islands and Russia The Press is officially informed is one of the measures taken to prevent he smuggling of arms and tion through Finland into Russia and here is no intention of violating the treaty of Paris by rebuilding the fortifications at Bomars destroyed by the British fleet during the Crimean war The military force sent to the slands consists of a few hundred marines and officers who are living in tents Kostroma European number of armed revolutionists took possession of a steamboat which was transporting ammunition and carried off the explosives including 350 pounds of dynamite band terrorists con- sisting of thirty-five young men with a equipment of bombs and been captured by the police here who at- to assassinate Interior ister -1 1005 while the latter was governor of has been acquitted St to mation received here the employes oC the Siberian Southwestern ian railroad are ready to Join in a general strike and tho.longshoremen oE the Black sea ports arc prepared to take part in the movement TUB SAVE Tho at Port New York July but with of Its human carKo of Injured Liu u ship of the line which hern on Us I rip from seilles 1.0 York was into yesterday Although short of food ait Us 110 of whom im ami first in good At of line the saul America's will he on In- first steamship for this Tho steamship will Into dry dock ot a broken The America picked up by Hid Italian olT on June in t con- dition It was Hying signals of when Italian It It also was short of provisions ami had not enough fuel to it ID reach If its machinery hail In working condition The that the was not sighted for so many days is to some extent by the fuel that the route from the ID York is Is several hundred miles to I lie south of Hie usual course of transat lantie liners Service ships from Cape tion and Kingston to Southampton from St Thomas mull to Plymouth am so few there was little chance of other vessels crossing the America's path for many lays The was known an It was built in pool in Its is gross It is nml vies a great ileal of Us crew IK mostly Italians ami Greeks SLAUGHTER Summary of Yesterday's ties Thus Far Reported Toledo Ohio Has Sane tion Thanks to Its Mayor Dead 28 By 5 By cannon 2 By firearms 11 By explosives i By toy pistols 4 By fireworks 790 By cannon By 311 By explosives 555 By toy pistols 2.17 Bv runaways 131 Chicago ill July Tribune this morning its ninth annual summary ot tho slaughter and ing caused by the celebration of the of independence The immediate roll is smaller than that of a year ago but ately the twenty-eight slain will be wt an part of those who will lose their lives because of the of powder and noise Last year persons wore killed ight but when lockjaw and other induced by injuries Tiad com- their work over 400 lives had een to patriotic idiocy The center of slaughter was as lal Philadelphia where 07.1 patriots innocent bystanders were victims Mm toy pistol was unusually tive Chicago was the second center two children being killed and persons wounded more or less severely York sanity ruled to a ain extent 01 injuries being reported ip to midnight Toledo was an example of what enforcement oC law and the cation of its citizens can accomplish days Mayor Whitlock preached sanity and the result was that only wo persons were injured one of them icing in a runaway The fool with a revolver or other 1 rearm was the cause of the most slaughter The deadly toy ol followed as the instrument of leath but its harvest Simply was and will IK reaped in next wo or weeks from lockjaw LIVES WERE LOST Several Persons Killed by Collapse of a Floating Dock Associated Omaha July more bodies four women and an Icd man were recovered from Lake Manawa where last night over a dred persons were precipitated into water from a dock Eight persons were injured and six ire missing Weighted with too many people a floating dock at Lake Manawa where most of the Bluffs people vere celebrating collapsed last night and precipitated about 100 people the water The water was low at the point of the collapse and ould be waded by a child Answers French Licks Springs Ind July 5 Taggart chairman of the democratic national committee day said regarding the demand of the New York World that lie resign tho The World has been imposed upon by scandalous publications ot: a newspaper whose editor is my personal enemy There has been no raid on French Lick Springs hotel nor Such thing thought of save by Hearst The proposition that J resign Is preposterous Florence Hetta returned for summer vacation from her school duties Bluffs MET DEATH IN CRUMRINE LAKE Two Boys Drown While Parents Look Helplessly On Leo Hollar Pulls Would-Be Rescuer to Bottom Sad Ending of Family Reunion and Picnic Bodies Recovered In an endeavor to save Leo Hollar 17 who yesterday afternoon dived into 11 feet of water in Crumrine Lake and was unable to swim Howard Perry 22 his companion was clutched by the drowning lad and both sank to the bottom In plain view of their fied parents who stood on the bank The young men were in a boat about feet from the shore The accident was witnessed by the intimate relatives of both boys and S Sine of 1245 South siveet and W C Frehse and son of 1241 South street They fished in the Cedar river and then came to the lake to try their luck Both boys were talking in loud tones in the boat and were in full view of the parties on the bank Hollar tested that he could not swim and Perry was heard to remark Just dive oft that's all Young Hollar dived and when he came to the surface floundered about and shouted for help They had been making so much noise before that no attention was paid to his call by those on the bank Perry however jumped in and swam to the side of his com- Upon reaching him Hollar clung to him in such a manner that was unable to swim Then be- gan a death struggle between a ing boy and his would be rescuer grasp was the death grasp and they both sank to the bottom to Sine and Frehse kicked off their shoes took off their coats and swam to the boat dived a few times in an attempt to bring the boys to the face but could not locate the bodies They rowed to shore and secured a long rake After dragging for thirty minutes Perry's body was recovered An attempt was made to resuscitate him Another hour and a half s with a long line rigged with hooks ami weights was necessary before body was brought to the surface Crazed The boy's parents paid little tion to them until saw them struggling in the water and go under The men stood on bank and ed helpless Mrs Hollar repeatedly fainted after being revived Mary a younger sister of Perry's attempted to plunge into the lake and had to be forcibly restrained Mrs Perry was tunned and it was some time before he could be made to comprehend that her son had been drowned Were Fawners Leo Hollar was born upon the farm where his parents now live three and a half miles southeast of Raymond in Cedar township He is survived by his father mother and two sisters Grace and Eva Howard Perry was born in Madison county N Y moved to Iowa several years ago He is vived by liis father mother two ters Mary and Mrs Ackleman and a brother Judson The bodies were brought to undertaking parlors where they will lie today The double funeral will be held at the Methodist church at tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock Rev Lusted officiating ial will take place in the cemetery in Poyner township near Raymond bereaved families and and Mrs Ackleman were picnicking at the lake when the drowning occurred The two boys went swimming and re- slight attention Hollar Grief Stricken When asked the age of his boy at the undertaker's today Mr Hollar said dazedly I don't know for sure I am all confused He became more ed after talking a few minutes asked whether or not his boy was working out he said rather proudly My boy never worked a day in Ms life for anyone else He is working for me just like Perry's boy Yes he was still going to school Mr Perry was more calm and ative He said I didn't see very much From what others tell me J think they would both have gotten out all right if Leo hadn't clung to my boy Yes my boy has been near the water a good deal and was a good swimmer The Crumrine Lake is but a few hundred feet from the Cedar River on the west side Teh lake is about miles Washburn Coroner is Coroner Edward L Rolfe while attending the races yesterday after- noon was called to investigate this drowning He viewed the remains at the undertaker's No inquest will be held ARRESTED Arc Suspected of Causing a Wreck iu Which Thirteen Were Killed Associated July brothers were arrested iy charged with causing a wreck Tuesday night when a runaway car killed thirteen persons near muck July of tt Story City Two and n score SIcK lion Is to UM spread of the
