Muscatine Semi-Weekly News Tribune from Muscatine, Iowa • 8

nUSCATINE WEEKLY NEWS-TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 7. 8 PRESIDENT LORENZ METHOD SIOUX FALLS AN IOWA FARM IS A GOOD PROPERTY, AND A MORTGAGE ON AN IOWA FARM IS A GOOD SECURITY. I have first-class Iowa farm mortgages for sale and they are as good as U. S. bonds.

It Is a serious question to many how to safely invest money. If you purchase a good farm mortgage you are absolutely safe. CALL ON OR ADDRESS, GAR PET TIME! AND WE HAVE THE CARPETS THE NEW CARPETS are making a brave showing now, both In point of variety and quality. The col-lection presents the broadest poss.ble choice for the householder who 1, planning f0 new fu rnl.hlng at a t.me when the manufacturers refuse to duplicate order, at the former lower prices th Bus store is offering its patrons unbroken assortments on the old But It can't Jast lnn B7k. chaser will save himself money.

Tapestry Brussels, Wilton ZrTVZ new designs and embody the latest Ideas In patterns and color combinations" J. C' STEVENSON, 209 Iowa Avenue, 2d Floor. Baglas the Second. Week of His Tour ia Strenuous Manner Addresses 6,000 People. Sioux Falls, S.

0. President Eoosevelt began the second week of bis tour in a strenuous way. He rose early, feeling much refreshed from Sundays rest, and at 7:50 started on a drive over the city with Secretary Iioeix, Senator Kittredge and Mayor Burnside. Despite the early hour and the dreary weather the streets iwere lined with people who greeted the president with cheers and the waving of flags, and at 8:20 the presi Mr THE HEWS IN SRIEF Linoleums and. ingrain Carpets Nearly 100 rolls from which tochose, comprising a range of prices to fit every purse.

As to the quality, rest assured we are looking well to it that each carpet we put down is a Busy Store Oilcloths Foreign and Domestic Tapestry Brussels and Wilton Velvet Carpets In stock in good variety of well selected patterns, per yard, 59c, 65c, 69c, and. $1.15 i dent arrived at the big auditorium, jwhere he addressed 4,000 children. As the president left the auditorium fee was greeted with tremendous applause. He was driven rapidly to the Lines Two and four yards wide, square yard, 50c and upwards. Special prices made on Inlaid Linoleums, which we have in stock in first-class patterns.

22lAc 35c 45c 38c Yard wide hemp carpets at per yard, 18c, 15c Yard wide Granite "Ingrains, good colorings and patterns, per yard, 5 Yard wide Unions wool filling) per Yard wide Extra Super all wool filled carpets, per yard. All wool Ingrain 1 carpets, rolls, not remnants, per Yard wide Ingrains, all wool extra super carpets, 50c, 55c, 58c All wool yard wide Ingrains, the best that's made, retails at 75c to 90c, Busy Store leader, per yard Boston Man Invents a Machine to Treat Hip Dislocation Description of the Machine. Boston, April 6. Ralph W. Bartlett, "a young lawyer of this city, has invented an apparatus for the reduction of congenital hip disease which the local surgeons say is far in advance of the Lorenz method.

Mr. Bartlett had It tried on his own little daughter at the Childrens' hospital. The child suffered from a severe case of congenital dislocation, and the results would seem to fully have tested the efficacy of the Invention. The machine consists of a sort of easy chair, In which the patient sits. The seat is something like a bicycle saddle, in which the feet hang, clear.

The limb to be set is attached by straps to a movable rod, which is worked by a powerful leverage. The effect is exactly like pulling a nail with a draw hammer, the child's leg In this case being the nail. The great point gained is the doing away of the wrenching and straining of muscles andligaments, which is Inseparable from Dr. Lorenz's manipulations. This force is applied directly and solely to the seat of the trouble.

The apparatus may be adopted in a more or less modified form in the Boston hospitals. 1 Killed a "Peeping; torn." Akron, April 6. Mrs. Susan Updike was placed In jail here charged with causing the death of Andrew Fasnacht. Mrs.

Updike;" confessed to the killing saying that Fasnacht was playing the part of a "peeping Tom," at her home and she hit him in the head with a club, fracturing his kull. The man was killed Saturday night, and the body lay in the yard of Mrs. Updike's home till Sunday afternoon before it was discovered. Adopts Wireless Servlve. OmaharKernrAprit fl.

Owlujrto-thff success of its experiment with wireless telegraphy in Chicago Armour Co. have ordered the Deforest Wireless Telegraph company to install a similar Bystem between Its Omaha and Kansas City plants. This is to be ex-tenCed later to Fort Worth, and St Louis. tand which had been erected at. a corner of Ninth street and Phillips venue, where a crowd of 6.000 people had assembled.

The president was Introduced by Senator Kittredge, and poke on "The Wage Worker and the Oiler of the At the conclusion of his address the presidential party was driven to the Great Northern depot and at 9:03 a. the special train felt for Yankton. Charted ith Dodging Tax. Louisville, Ky, April Investigation of the affairs of W. J.

Moxley of Chicago and the Louisville Cotton Oil company by government officials will he mntinned in a few davs at Chicago. Sample Line 3-4 Carpets, Body Brussels, Velvets and Ax minsters. Having nothing invested except in the samples, we can afford to make you very close figures, and at the same time give you the opportunity of selecting from probably the the largest collection in this country. We would be glad to show you the line at once. The trainmen of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad have been granted an increase 'hi wages ranging from 12 to 15 per cent.

It is rumored that the German crown prince Frederick William, is betrothed to Duchess Cecile, sister of the grand duke of Meklenburg-Schwer-in. Jefferson S. Conover, grand secretary of the grand lodge of Masons of Michigan aird grand secretary of the grand chapter, is dead at Ann Arbor, following an operation. Tom Allen, retired heavy-weight champion pugilist of the world is detd, at St. Louis.

The lockout of brewery workers at Columbus, has extended to Cincinnati. Government troops attempted to retake the, city of San Domingo, but were repulsed by the insurgents. American marines were landed for the second time to protect the consulate and other property. Terry McGovern and Benny Yanger have been matched to fight in May or June. At a meeting of the Danville union of the International Car Workers' Association of America it was decided that the shopmen of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad, who have been on strike, will go towork on the THinoia Central scale.

60c 65 Window Shades -Yard wide, felt shades; 10 cents Yard wide cloth shades, 6 feet long, each 25 cents Better grades, including both plain and fringed, 35c, 39c, 48c up to," 75 cents Special prices made on large Bhades. See the the Busy Store for a big saving in" this line. Mattings Yard wide mattings, 10c, 12 15c, up to per '9 T0BEN, MALONE COMPANY yard. 39 cents Charles N. Ingram, revenue agent, and a number of other officials located in Louisville will go to Chicago, where they will appear before the federal grand jury.

They will charge the unlawful coloring of olemargarine by the use of palm oil, without payment of the 10 cents a pound tax, and also conspiracy to defraud the government. Fort Dodge to Lunch President. POLICEMEN FJU urn VATICAN ID Fort Dodg- Iswa, April 6 Thia HIS FATHER EDWARD'S VISIT city is already making arrangements for the entertainment of the president during his visit to Ft. Dodge on June 2. The president is to be here front 11:30 to 12:30 o'clock and one plan suggested is the serving of a public luncheon for him, after which it is Loped he will deliver a short address.

Son of Murdered Peoria Man Arrested for the Crime A Very Mysterious Adair. MHMtH)tMtlMltltMIH)tH)MMHHtMMMHH The we I lest Array Agnes Hyde Bangs, wifeef John Kendrick Fangs, died suddenly at her home in Yonkers, N. heart disease. The value of the wedding presents to be received by Miss Neilson, who is to marry Reginald Vanderbilt, Is estimated at $500,000. Rightful, owned by John W.

Schorr, is thought to have the best chance in the Tennessee derby. For the first time since the union stamp agreement was signed between the shoe manufacturers and the Boot and Shoe Workers' union of HaveriM.il, arbitration by the state board has been invoked, and has resulted in a victory for the cutters. The president's wife and children have returned to Washington after a cruise down the Potomac river, So serious is the situation in the anthracite fields that John Mitchell has been requested to go to Wilkesbarre at once. Chicago's death rate for March broke all records, except 1893. Influenza Is blamed for the Increase.

Force Badly Disorganized by -Dismissal of 153 Men aiid Lawlessness Is Said To Be Growing. Pittsburg April 6. Pittsburg is short 153 policemen. and( the remainder of the force, numbering 250 men in all, is being sadly overworked until Superintendent McTlghe can make some appointments. Recorder Hayes ordered the dismissal of tbe 153 men.

because it is said they voted against him and his ticket. It is said scores of the discharged policemen began drinking heavily and help to make trouble for the rest of the force. An unusually large number of thieves and pickpockets have come to the city to take advantage of the disorganized condition of the service. The parks wore crowded with people and. they did as they pleased, as all the park policemen have been discharged with the others.

Death of a Noted Naturalist. St Paul, April 6. Henry of Topcoats Peoria. April 6. William Porter, the 25-year-old son of John Porter, who was killed in the basement of the high school building Thursday night, has been arrested and will be held by the police pending investigation.

It is claimed that the father and son had quarreled bitterly a week ago concerning fast company the young man was keeping and that the father told WillUim he would either have to reform or leave home. At the coroner's inquest the wife of the decedent and his oldest son testified that William was at home in bed during the entire evening and a strong alibi was proved. The affair is the most mysterious the local police have ever encountered and grows even darker as they endeavor to penetrate SHILOH VETERANS TO MEET. Lisbon Nuncio to Sound the King on the Subject What May Be Don in the Matter. Rome, April 6.

The chief topic of discussion at the Vatican continues to be whether or not King Edward will see the pope. The ceremonial proposed, that tbe king should start from the British embassy, is much opposed, not because he would be starting from the residence of an' ambassador accredited to the Quirinal, for the kins once there, say the Vatican authorities, it ceases to be an embassy to become the house of the sovereign, but because -z Cardinal Rampolla must return the royal visit to the pontiff and he would arrive at the house, when King Ed-: ward having left It had hecome again an embassy, accredited othe King of Italy. It is suggested that King Edward, on leaving the Vatican, should return to the Britisn embassy, followed close- ly by Cardinal Rampolla, who would arrive while the king was still there. The objection against this course Is i that it would create a precedent. The nuncio at Lisbon has been charged to Ever to Muscatine.

You "cannot appreciatefthisi line until you have seenit. Indianapolis Cigar Makers Strike. Indianapolis, April 6. The New coats have just arrived andwe absolutely guarantee them to be the latest and correct styles for Spring. The prices run from Reunion to be Held on Field of Battle Anniversary.

Schroeder, a pioneer taxanomist and naturalist of the northwest, died suddenly in his museum, 158 West Third street Old age, coupled with a general breakdown in health caused death. He was 78 years of age, and for over 40 years was a resident of St Paul. The Schroeder museum contains a specimen of nearly every North American bird and beast besides hundreds of Indian relics and curiosities from distant lands. sound King Edward on the subject BIG SNAKE STORY ij FROM WATERLOO, i $8 to $15 cigar makers of this city struck. It is probable the strike will be called off after a conference between employers and employes.

It is reported the manufacturers will offer an advance of $1 on the thousand. Most of the tinners went on strike for an advance of five cents an hour in wages. Senator Cockrell's Son Weds. St Louis, April 7. Ephralm B.

Cockrell, son of the senior Missouri senator, and Miss Hazel Hogan of Webster Grove, were married, on the eve of his departure for Mexico, where he is the head of. a plantation company. They notified the parents of Miss Hogan and Senator Cockrell by wire. Declared that Reptile Three Feet Long is Removed From Man's Stomach; 1 Des Moines, Iowa, April 6. A number of the veterans of Shiloh expect to attend the reunion on the battlefield In May.

Some of these have expressed deep regret that the Shiloh battlefield commission, which has had charge of the erection of the Iowa soldiers' monuments on that field, did hot consult the veterans with reference to the time of the dedication of the monuments, believing that if the commissioners had done so the vote would have been for the anniversary of the "battle instead of May 30, which has been selected. CGHN. Waterloo, Iowa, April 2. A case which has battled medical science for years has at last been solved in an unexpected yet satisfactory way without the use of the knife and is proving little short of a revelation to even cne best posted men of the medical profession. The case in question is that of Holis H.

Bucklln, who resides at 125 Irving street. It has been unquestion- MM Divorced Baroness Kills Herself. New York, April 6. Baroness Wolf-bauer, a granddaughter of the famous Bishop Ames of the Methodist 'church and daughter of a United States army captain, committed suicide by shooting in a hotel aiLJersey City, N. The baronessvtro vas also.

known a Mrs. Louise Ames Van Weik-Wolf-bauer, was recently divorced from Baron Wolfbauer, an Austrian, in South Dakota, where she resided from October last up to two weeks ago. PATENTS JiVIRELESS CORN DROP. BIG INTERURBAN IS PLANNED. Company With $750,000 Capital Organized to Build From Dubuque to Platvllle, Wis.

ably shown by the removal of the rep-1 mes mat two snaKes nave maae meir sr Urrennffs i abiding place within his stomach Brighton Man, Jos. W. White, Secures the past fifteen years. They are of the bull snake specie and the largest one was three feet long and an inch and a quarter in diameter. These rep-' tiles were removed in a natural wav Patent on His Invention.

Openings and Sales seem to he the nrntw thino at nrpcpnt Brighton, Iowa, April iust before this great snrinp festival rfi monxr Dubuque, Iowa, April 6. The Iowa, Illinois Wisconsin Interurban railroad company will build an electric line from Dubuque to Plattvllle, Wisconsin, a distance of thirty miles. The officers of the company are Peter Keine, Dubuque, president; C. H. Eigh-mey, Dubuque, treasurer; Chas.

Peas-lee, Dubuque, secretary, The work will be done by eastern and Dubuque capitalists, and will begin in about thirty days. by meansr of strong cathartics andl White, of this city, has been granted a patent on his new corn planter, and I MAAVS. IT 141 111 1111W II 1H1 111U11 new and appropriate lines that help to make it complete, a few of which are mentioned here. preparations for the manufacture of the same will perhaps be begun soon. other powerful medicines after a season of fasting lasting over a period of six days and nights, and which was endured under the most excruciating pain, especially inthe night time.

Mr White's invention is a decided 1 improvement over all other corn panters now in use. It is a wireless, self-dropping planter, and is so made DR. KNOTT IS CHOSEN DEAD. that the drop can be made as accur POINT OF VIEW. "After all," sighed the old bachelor, "this world is hut to.

gloomy prison." I LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS The proper thing for Easter, they are new, up-to-date, and rightly priced. See No. 331, a special i CA Trustees Honor a Well Known Dentist. ately as by the old method by hand, or by wire. The part that governs the dropping is a disc on the center of the "Perhaps it is." rejoined, the hap-i Des Moines, Iowa, April 6.

At a axel of the planter and it Is so regulat 'py wife and. mother, "to those wuo value at vj thrust solitary confinement upon v. I ed if the alignment is not right it can be made so at any time by means of the gearing of the machinery. The disc makes two drops each revolution- There are other self-dropping wireless corn planters, but they are not so simple or practical as this one. meeting of the trustees of the Des Moines College of Dental Surgery, consisting 6f Dr, Charles Hoftman Frederick Knott, J.

C. Rockafellow, Charles B. Lewis and W. R. Garretson, Dr.

Knott was made the unanimous choice of the board as dean' of the college; The officers "ot 'the school board Dr. J. C. Rockafellow, president; Dr. Charles B.

Lewis, secretary; Dr. W. R. Garrettson, treasurer, and Dr, Frederick W. Knott, dean.

Scotch Downs and Zephyr Ging-hams at per yard 5 and 10 Cents. Winsor Surelies and Soi Jouvees at reryard 23 and 27 cents. RUSTPDOOryU 1 37 1. A Depot Burned. Rockwell City, Iowa, April 2 The D.

C. dckNi HclScL JCH'IM Beautiful Decorated and Plain Dinner Sets at unheard-of Haviland, Syracuse and Austrian China. 'See our prices in Plain White Ware. Only such prices are made here. 111 E.

SECOND STREET. Sew and complete lines of knit underwear and hosier, lieht weight for sDrlne and summer and fine Muslin Underwear at popular prices. Illinois Central station was destroyed by fire. Lt is a total loss. The ori- sgin Is thought to have been incendi- ary.

i Davenport police made 97 arrests during the month of March, and the fines assessed In th police court ag- gregated 11,427. E. REIPdEMUTOD A Forger Suicides. Marshalltown, Iowa, April 4. Anticipating Elmer S.

Arney, a merchant at Ferguson, shot and killed himself. One hour later the Bheriff arrived with a warrant charging See Warner's new So. 483 Corsets at $1 each. Successor to GeoT B. Jackson 129 W.

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