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Attention future zombie auteurs: There's a lesson to be learned from "World War Z," the most expensive zombie movie ever made: You can spend big bucks to make big-screen zombies faster, more aggressive and more numerous. But a larger budget, bigger stars and higher-grade effects doesn't necessarily make them more interesting. Indeed, in "World War Z" it has the opposite effect. The movie's fundamental problem is that it's boring. It should have been called "World War Zzzzzzs."
The problems start at the very beginning, when we first meet Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt), a former U.N. investigator, and his wife Karin (Mireille Enos), along with a couple of cute kids. Shortly after the film begins, they're sitting in traffic in downtown Philadelphia, when suddenly things start to go very, very wrong — for the movie. It's a zombie outbreak, and it's meant to be a terrifying intrusion on everyday life. But there's no sense of build-up, scale or clear sequence of events. One minute the Lanes are in their car; the next minute they are running and screaming, with zombies knocking over vehicles nearby.
What, exactly, is happening? Who knows? Perhaps the swirl of events was meant to allow the audience to feel as frighteningly confused as the characters. But it's shot and edited in a way that doesn't allow us to share their confusion. Viewers end up watching the Lanes act scared rather than taking part in their fear.
The Lanes manage to find an empty RV and head out of town. How? Again, it's not clear. We see them rev the engine in downtown Philly. Then we see a wide shot of the entire city, where explosions are everywhere and gridlock has blocked all the highways. But next thing you know, the Lanes are making good time on a highway to New Jersey.
Eventually, Gerry dumps his family on a military carrier group and sets off around the world to discover the origin of the virus. That's when the movie really becomes a slog. There are a handful of high-body-count zombie attacks, but limp editing afflicts all of these scenes, and none of them has much bite.
Another problem is the lack of stakes: Mr. Pitt's character, a thoroughly generic protagonist with puppy-dog eyes and Kurt Cobain hair, seems too obviously untouchable, and his family is safely stowed away. The result is that it's just too hard to care about what happens.
The filmmakers seem to have had some trouble deciding what should happen as well. "World War Z" reportedly underwent extensive rewrites and reshoots, including the filming of an entirely new final half-hour. But their late-breaking effort to bring a dead zombie film back to life seems to have produced a sort of cinematic walking dead — lurching, lifeless and badly in need of some brains.
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TITLE: "World War Z"
CREDITS: Directed by Marc Forster, screenplay by Matthew Michael Carnahan, Drew Goddard, Damon Lindelof
RATING: PG-13 for computer-generated zombie attacks
RUNNING TIME: 116 minutes


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By Brian Mackey • Sep 16, 2015 Tom Davidson / Creative Commons via flickr.com/88100135@N02 The Donald's stance on immigration has kept him atop the polls, but it presents dangers for Republicans in a state with a growing Latino electorate. PARCC Pain: Preliminary Results Show Low Scores By Dusty Rhodes • Sep 16, 2015 Illinois State Board of Education Today, Illinois became the first state to release results of the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers -- or PARCC -- assessment. It's the new standardized test linked to the Common Core. Judge Orders State To Pay For Seniors' Home Care By Tony Arnold • Sep 16, 2015 A federal judge has ordered the State of Illinois to fund Medicaid services for seniors living at home rather than at a nursing facility during the budget impasse. Cindy Cunningham is with two providers who asked the court to force payments. She says Wednesday's order will help caretakers who have taken out personal loans to keep their companies afloat. "We've been without payments since July. Our houses are on the line. Our businesses are on the line," she said. Outcry Leads To Reinstatement Of Early Intervention Payments By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 16, 2015 Suspended payments for early intervention services will resume, even though Illinois still has no budget. Early intervention is just that -- therapists intervening in disabled children's lives when they're infants or toddlers. Chicagoan Naomi Shapiro's 8-month old has a genetic disorder. "He received physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, hearing therapy and soon he'll start developmental therapy," she says. Therapy she says has little Leor Braun smiling, and responding to his own name. Chicano Artist Exhibit & 'Mexican Mural Movement' Lecture By Rachel Otwell • Sep 16, 2015 ericjgarcia.com Chicano culture is the inspiration for much art, be it musical, literary, or visual. Eric Garcia has been drawing from his roots as an artist who often addresses stereotypes about Mexican-Americans and a largely forgotten history of colonization. The Demand For Medical Cannabis In Illinois By Jeff Bossert • Sep 16, 2015 www.facebook.com/HanksRHero? Legislation creating Illinois' medical marijuana law took effect at the start of 2014, but nearly two years into it, no product has been sold. In Wednesday's report on the opening of one of the first cultivation sites, we heard about one of the companies growing the state's first crop of medical cannabis. Now we hear about those hoping to benefit. US Ed Secretary Talks PARCC, FAFSA By Dusty Rhodes • Sep 15, 2015 " by US Department of Education / Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org Illinois students will get a hint about how they scored on the PARCC test — the standardized test based on the Common Core — when statewide results are announced tomorrow. State officials have warned that scores will be lower than with previous tests. But U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan says it's time for an honest assessment. Listen Listening... / 0:50 Listen to the story.... Birds, Welcome Back: Avian Flu Threat Lifted By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 15, 2015 Birds from out of state are once again welcome within Illinois' borders. They'd been banned from fairs and exhibitions. If you noticed the price of eggs going up this summer - there's a reason. Several states' bird populations were hit -- hard -- by avian flu. Wild birds, captive ones, and commercial and backyard poultry. But no cases were detected in Illinois. Agriculture officials here reacted by trying to keep visiting birds, like chickens, out of places like the Illinois State Fair. State Prepares To Harvest Medical Marijuana By Alex Rusciano • Sep 15, 2015 flickr/James St. John Listen Listening... / 3:56 This fall, the first crops of medical marijuana products are on track for shipment to distribution centers across Illinois. Thousands of the cannabis plants have spent the summer growing in a few cultivation centers, nearly two years after state law made it legal. Who Deserves State Help Paying For Childcare? A Debate Goes Viral By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 15, 2015 Tennessee Department of Human Services Just how much assistance the state should give low-income parents to help them pay for daycare has been a hot issue throughout the budget debate. Now, a state lawmaker's take on it has gone viral; with 4.2 million YouTube views and counting. I'm Amanda Vinicky with The Players - your look into who's who in Illinois Politics and what they're up to. Finishing Route 29 WUIS/SJR Business Report By Bill Wheelhouse & Tim Landis • Sep 15, 2015 nasda.org The four lane highway between Springfield and Taylorville should be complete by next year. Bill Wheelhouse and Tim Landis chat about that on this weeks SJR/WUIS Business Report: What's going on with state workers' health benefits? By Jamey Dunn • Sep 15, 2015 flickr Public employee and retiree health care benefits may be the next casualty of the state budget impasse. Durbin's Lead On Iran Deal Sparks Rumors: What's Next For Illinois' Senior U.S. Senator? By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 14, 2015 Amanda Vinicky Illinois' junior, Republican Senator Mark Kirk -- opposes the nuclear deal with Iran. But the state's senior U.S. Senator Democrat Dick Durbin, has been key in sheparding it through Congress. That's provided grist for the D.C. rumor mill. Budget Strains Homeless Services By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 14, 2015 A survey of homeless shelters shows 90 percent of them are denying services because they're getting no state funding during a political feud. Policy director for Housing Action Illinois Bob Palmer says most agencies are spending down reserves, borrowing money and using furloughs in hopes the gridlock will break soon; in other cases, such as a shelter in Olney, they've closed down completely. Stop-And-Go Federal Highway Funding Could Get The Green Light By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 14, 2015 Amanda Vinicky It's been years since the last long-term federal transportation program. But with Congress back in session Tuesday, Illinois' senior U-S Senator is making a push for it to get done by the end of the month. Federal transportation projects have been stuck in stop and go traffic. Lawmakers pass a temporary authorization, allowing construction to move ahead until the red-light of a deadline; then another temporary measure, another stop … and go ... and stop ... and go. Should Illinois Reverse Its Death Penalty Ban? By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 14, 2015 Illinois repealed capital punishment in 2011. Four years and scores of horrific crimes later, a state legislator wants to bring it back. Sen. Bill Haine. D-Alton, was against Illinois' abolishing capital punishment a few years ago, in 2011; after all, he's a former Madison County prosecutor. Haine says since then, times have changed that have only buttressed his position. State Week: Illinois' House Divided By Bill Wheelhouse, Amanda Vinicky, Brian Mackey & Charles N. Wheeler III • Sep 11, 2015 This week, House Speaker Michael Madigan chastised two of his Democratic members after a failed attempt to override Governor Bruce Rauner's veto of a union bill. 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Pension Law Dead For Good; Madigan Won't Appeal By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 9, 2015 Amanda Vinicky The U.S. Supreme Court will not get the last word on Illinois' attempts to cut government pension costs; a 2013 pension law is dead, for good. There'd been a slim possibility the law would have another big day in court. Munger: Bill Backlog Could Top $8B Without Budget By Associated Press • Sep 9, 2015 Brian Mackey/WUIS Comptroller Leslie Munger says Illinois' unpaid bills backlog could potentially jump past $8 billion by next year without a state budget. The Scene: Life Is A Cabaret Full Of Poetry & Art By Rachel Otwell & Scott Faingold • Sep 9, 2015 It's that time again. Can you believe it!? Well you better... Because it is... Here we go: Mumps, Measles And An Ill Public Health Budget By Amanda Vinicky • Sep 9, 2015 flickr Illinois' lack of budget is threatening rape crisis services, program that helps women get screened for cervical cancer and the public health network. 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John Nichols, a pioneering political blogger, writes about politics for The Nation magazine as its national affairs correspondent. His posts have been circulated internationally, quoted in numerous books, and mentioned in debates on the floor of Congress.
Nichols is a contributing writer for The Progressive and In These Times and the associate editor of the Capital Times, the daily newspaper in Madison, Wisconsin. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, Chicago Tribune and dozens of other newspapers.
Nichols is a frequent guest on radio and television programs as a commentator on politics and media issues. He was featured in Robert Greenwald's documentary, "Outfoxed," and in the documentaries Joan Sekler's "Unprecedented," Matt Kohn's "Call It Democracy" and Robert Pappas's "Orwell Rolls in his Grave." The keynote speaker at the 2004 Congress of the International Federation of Journalists in Athens, Nichols has been a featured presenter at conventions, conferences and public forums on media issues sponsored by the Federal Communications Commission, the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Consumers International, the Future of Music Coalition, the AFL-CIO, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, the Newspaper Guild [CWA] and dozens of other organizations.
Nichols is the author of The Genius of Impeachment (The New Press); a critically acclaimed analysis of the Florida recount fight of 2000, Jews for Buchanan (The New Press); and a best-selling biography of Vice President Dick Cheney, Dick: The Man Who is President (The New Press), which has recently been published in French and Arabic. He edited Against the Beast: A Documentary History of American Opposition to Empire (Nation Books), of which historian Howard Zinn said: "At exactly the time when we need it most, John Nichols gives us a special gift–a collection of writings, speeches, poems, and songs from throughout American history–that reminds us that our revulsion to war and empire has a long and noble tradition in this country."
With Robert W. McChesney, Nichols has co-authored the books It's the Media, Stupid! (Seven Stories), Our Media, Not Theirs (Seven Stories), Tragedy and Farce: How the American Media Sell Wars, Spin Elections, and Destroy Democracy (The New Press), The Death and Life of American Journalism (Nation Books), Uprising: How Wisconsin Renewed the Politics of Protest, from Madison to Wall Street (Nation Books), and their latest, People Get Ready: The Fight Against a Jobless Economy and a Citizenless Democracy (Nation Books, March 2016). McChesney and Nichols are the co-founders of Free Press, the nation's media-reform network, which organized the 2003 and 2005 National Conferences on Media Reform.
Of Nichols, author Gore Vidal says: "Of all the giant slayers now afoot in the great American desert, John Nichols's sword is the sharpest." (Photo by Robin Holland / Bill Moyers Journal)
The best question asked in the aftermath of the 2004 US election came from a British newspaper, The Daily Mirror, which inquired over a picture of George W. Bush, "How can 59,054,087 be so dumb?
Now, another British newspaper has answered the question. A new marketing campaign for The Weekly Guardian, one of the most respected publications in the world, features images of a dancing Bush and notes that, "Many US citizens think the world backed the war in Iraq. Maybe it's the papers they're reading."
The weekly compendium of articles and analyses of global affairs from Britain's liberal Guardian newspaper has long been regarded as an antidote to government controlled, spun and inept local media. Nelson Mandela, when he was held in South Africa's Pollsmor Prison, referred to the Weekly Guardian as a "window on the wider world."
After too many years of watching the Democratic Party and its national candidates lose the crucial ground games of American politics, organized labor, activist groups and wealthy progressives int
Two weeks before the 2004 presidential election, the Bush administration's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, made a solemn pronouncement about her desire to remain outside the political fight between Democrat John Kerry and the man who this week appointed her to serve as Secretary of State. "I think it's important that we not campaign," Rice said of national security aides. She emphasized that this was a particular concern because "we are in a time of war."
Rice made her comments during an interview with the political editor of KDKA, a Pittsburgh-based television powerhouse with a reach capable of taking her words into the homes of millions of voters in the battleground states of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
Then, in a display of her nonpolitical approach, Rice proceeded to rip into Kerry's charge that the administration had botched the search for Osama bin Laden. Kerry's assertion "is just not true," raged Rice, before again refuting the notion that she was campaigning for Bush.
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, the health insurance industry heir who went into politics for the purpose of protecting his family's financial interests against even the most tepid federal regulation, is not exactly an expert on the workings of Congress.
But that has not stopped the Tennessee Republican from launching an attack on one of the Senate's most time-honored traditions.
Speaking to the Federalist Society, the conservative legal affairs group that has become the nation's premier proponent of judicial activism, Frist lashed out against Democrats who threaten to use filibusters to block corrupt, incompetent or ideologically extreme nominees for federal judgeships.
Democrats who place too much credence in those exit polls that suggest that American politics is being reshaped by voters who are charged up about "Moral Values"--as defined by social conservative opposition to same-sex marriages, the right to choose and out-of-control Super Bowl halftime shows--run the risk of making a mistake that could put them not on the wrong side of one election but, rather, on the wrong side of history.
After every election, the insta-pundits seek to explain the results with a one-size-fits-all analysis that often becomes the accepted wisdom of the political seasons that follow. The flavor of this fall moment is the suggestion that voters are dramatically more interested in "Moral Values" than in the past. This theory is based on the fact that, when exit pollsters asked voters which of seven issues was most important to them, 22 percent chose "Moral Values." And 79 percent of voters who picked "Moral Values" backed President Bush. Hence the theory that a silent tide of "Moral-Values" voters--as opposed to shameless exploitation of the war on terror by the Bush team, vapid media coverage of the campaign and major missteps by the Democrats--tipped the election to the president.
"Moral values... propelled Bush," announced MSNBC. "Contest turned on voters' values, exit polls show," announced the Indianapolis Star. "Values voters seek their reward in policy," read a Knight-Ridder News Service headline. "'God gap' may force Dems to search souls," declared the Arizona Republic.
A day after the 2004 presidential voting was done, when it was finally possible to declare victory, Vice President Dick Cheney introduced a reelected President George W. Bush to the United States. But Cheney did not merely claim the win. He announced that, "President Bush ran forthrightly on a clear agenda for this nation's future, and the nation responded by giving him a mandate."
Even by the accepted standards of vice presidential hyperbole – which have been dramatically expanded during the Cheney interregnum – that's a stretch. But it is a stretch that right-wing talk radio and cable television have been quick to make, with The Weekly Standard's invariably over-the-top Bill Kristol declaring Bush's win to be "an even larger and clearer mandate than those won in the landslide reelection campaigns of Nixon in 1972, Reagan in 1984, and Clinton in 1996."
Any election result that gives Tom DeLay cause for celebration--and, make no mistake, the 2004 election gave the dark prince of Congress plenty to celebrate--ought to send a sharp shiver through
George W. Bush may have secured the presidency this week. But the real winner was Karl Rove.
The White House political czar has solidified his position as the nation's campaigner-in-chief. Republicans love him, Democrats fear him, and everyone now agrees that Rove is the political genius of the age.
So, let's listen to Rove.
Nothing frustrated Democratic loyalists more in 2000 than the sense that their presidential nominee, former Vice President Al Gore, failed to aggressively, and effectively, challenge Republican moves to steal that year's election--and the presidency--in the disputed state of Florida.
This year, Democrats again find themselves stuck in a close election where the final results of one state's voting could decide the presidency for or against their candidate.
The difference is that, this time, the disputed state is Ohio, where Republican George W. Bush, the man who elbowed Gore aside in 2000, was maintaining a roughly 120,000 vote lead in the Buckeye state over Democrat John Kerry, out of more than 2.6 million votes cast. Some television networks declared Bush the winner of Ohio last night, others did not.


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Cetin, Ediz, Kale, Izzet and Morling, Richard C.S. (2006) Efficient low-power design and implementation of IQ-imbalance compensator using early termination. In: Proceedings of the 2006 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, May 21-24, 2006, Island of Kos, Greece, (ISCAS 2006). IEEE, Los Alamitos, USA, pp. 4995-4998. ISBN 0780393902
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In this paper, we propose a low-complexity architecture for the implementation of adaptive IQ-imbalance compensation in quadrature zero-IF receivers. Our blind IQ-compensation scheme jointly compensates for IQ phase and gain errors without the need for test/pilot tones. The proposed architecture employs early-termination of the iteration process; this enables the powering-down of the parts of the adaptive algorithm thereby saving power. The complexity, in terms of power-down efficiency is evaluated and shows a reduction by 37-50 % for 32-PSK and 37-58 % for 64-QAM modulated signals.
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Accurate Computation of Electric Field Enhancement Factors for Metallic Nanoparticles Using the Discrete Dipole Approximation
- A Eugene DePrinceAffiliated withDepartment of Chemistry, The University of TennesseeDepartment of Chemistry, The University of Chicago
- , Robert J HindeAffiliated withDepartment of Chemistry, The University of Tennessee Email author
We model the response of nanoscale Ag prolate spheroids to an external uniform static electric field using simulations based on the discrete dipole approximation, in which the spheroid is represented as a collection of polarizable subunits. We compare the results of simulations that employ subunit polarizabilities derived from the Clausius–Mossotti relation with those of simulations that employ polarizabilities that include a local environmental correction for subunits near the spheroid's surface [Rahmani et al. Opt Lett 27: 2118 (2002)]. The simulations that employ corrected polarizabilities give predictions in very good agreement with exact results obtained by solving Laplace's equation. In contrast, simulations that employ uncorrected Clausius–Mossotti polarizabilities substantially underestimate the extent of the electric field "hot spot" near the spheroid's sharp tip, and give predictions for the field enhancement factor near the tip that are 30 to 50% too small.
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- Accurate Computation of Electric Field Enhancement Factors for Metallic Nanoparticles Using the Discrete Dipole Approximation
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Waterloo Times-Tribune, The (Newspaper) - January 14, 1902, Waterloo, Iowa THE 1 'y' TIMES-Tlilf iSfi tSSUED TWICE A AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. m VOLUME 22 IOWA, TUESDAY AFTEHNOOItf, JANTJABY 14, 1902. WHOLE NUMBER NEW ASSEMBLY OPENED The First Day of Session is Devoted to Organization and Routine Work. CAUCUSES TO BE HELD TONIGHT Governor Shaw Will Read His Last Message to Both Houses Today. Des Moines, Jan. Twenty- ninth general assembly entered upon its labors yesterday in a most unevent- ful fashion. Without sign of contest or surface friction the organization of the house and senate wac completed. The republicans held sway even more usual, the democrats of the house paying Vf. L. Eaton of Osage and Hush Benedict of Shelby the compliment of voting for them for and chief clerk, The democrats of the senate did not 'ev.en put up nominees for the legisla- tive ollices. The democrats made no nominations in Hie senate. 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Governor 3tmw was, waited upon yesterday by a committee tour members, who invited him. to read his message before the joint con- vention tiiat will beheld this afternoon for the canvass of the vote on governor and lieutenant governor. The v gov- ernor consented. The reading will take place at o'clock this afternoon, when the joint convention will be held The house and senate yesterday .named a committee on inauguration The speaker of the house -was author- ized to name a committee of seven members to which was referred the Plymouth county contest case of Cot- trell vs. Fields. Papers were filed with the senate hi the case from the Cass- Shelby district or Bruce vs. Emmert and in the case from the Dubuque dis trict of NoSan vs. Crawford. SUN.SET HIM ON FIRE. Corydon Painlor Breaks Out in Flames Whil at His Work. Centerville, Jan. Hook, a painter, at Corydon, was burned Satu'r day in a manner that will make him a little more cautious in the future While painting the sash in a show, win dow of a business house his oil and paint-saturated clothing ignited by th heat from the sun shining through th plate glass, presumably a ilaw in th glass forming a focus, and he was soon in flarnea." His arms, legs and bod; were considerably burned, his rnustaeh burned off and his hair beautifully singed. Friends smothered the flames however, before he was seriously in jured, but hereafter he will be mor careful while painting in show window on'sun-shiny days. PRISONERS ON THE STAGE. Two Theatrical Companies Organized Anamosa Penitentiary. Anamosa, Jan. prisoners in the state prison Binder the tutorship b Warden Hunter, have perfected theatrical companies producing '-Wa .Down East" and "The Man From Mex ico." Although tho prison feature of th latter play is an every day reality t them tho fun of the plot counteract the gruesome part of it and they pro duco a good entertainment. WILL MEET IN DES MOINES. Next Mooting of tho fowa Retail Harriwar Dealers Association. Ottnmwn, Jan. Me- In tyro of the Iowa Retail Hardware association, today announced that tho annual maetlrig of the associa- tion would be hold in Dos Moinos Feb. 10 and The meeting promises to bo one of tho Jargcat.in the history of the association. TORE H.1S.ARM OFF. honandoah Farmer Frightfully in Shredder. Shona.ndoah, Jan. William Schaf- er, a farmer seven miles south of this ity, i? not expected to survive the re- ults of a corn shredder accident, in vhicli his arm was torn from his shoul- ler. Just how the accident occurred vcn Sehaffer does not know. He eems to think his sleeve was caught in he shredder. He gave the alarm and he engine was stopped at once and re- rersed, but too late to release hia arm. V Mr. Lntiuier hurried to the' shredder .ud with his pocket knife cut the mus- ;le which still connected the arm with he shoulder. A bone about one and ne-lmlf inches in length was all that was left of his arm, and this was taken iff at the socket of the shoulder. THE G. A. R. REUNION. Date SetMor State Encampment al Des Moinos Noxt May. Des Mo'ines, Jan. 14.--T he dates of .he G. A. II. encampment have been fixed for Al ay 21, 22 and 23, by Com- nander Metzgar and Dr. G. A. New- nan after a meeting of the local com- nittee. Gen. Eli Torrence, commander- n-chief of the Grand Arniy, will be present and participate in the festivi- ties. It is the intention of the local jomrnittee to grow badges of the clif- rerenfc army corps of the rebellion with "oliage plants set out in the parks, on ;he river front, and in the yards of private- homes. This idea has been carried out in other cities but this will be the first time it has been attempted n Des Moines. Law Against Badges. Iowa Falls, Jan. movement is on foot in this part of the slate looking to the creation of a sentiment in i'avor of the passage of a law by the making t a criminal offense for any person to wear the emblem of a st-oret ordtr of which the person is.not a mumber. To ihis end, lodges of the vaiious secret Fraternities will be requested to pass resolutions favoring the adoption of such a law, these resolutions being for- warded io the representative and sena- tor of the respective districts. The in- tention of those desiring the adoption of such a law is to retard it not oblittr- ate the practice of unscrupulous per- sons from imposing on the members of the various orders by seeking assistance or gaining social'standing by wearing or displaying emblems of the vuriou orders. A similar law is in operation in several statos of the union, and there appears to be a strong sentiment in sup port of such a statute in Iowa. FAILURE AT WEBSTER CITY. LD TO FEDERAL JURY Elsworth Morrison and Fred W. Wells Tamper With Mails and are Hold Under Bonds. ARE NOW IN HANDS OF UNCLE SAM Extract Drafts From Letters dressed to James Black to Amount of Ad- W. B. Walters Millinery Store Goes Into Bank ruptcy. Webster Jan. W. B Walters millinery store, the largest in the city, went into bankruptcy yester day morning. Assets about Liabilities, not known, but large. Wore Costly Squirrels. Dubuque, Jan. Felschele a gro.cer, was arrested for having in hi possession four squirrels and exposing them for sale. The aggregate fines wil amount to nearly if the maximun is assessed to him. The squirrels were valued at ,10 cents each. SKULL FRACTURED. Young Man Formerly of Waterloo Meets With Accident at Lisbon. Word was received in this city las evening that Ed. Colon met with, t serious accident resulting in his sku! being fractured and he received severa bad burses. Mr. Colon formerly lived here-and is quite well known, having gone to Lisbon but a short time ago. His sister Mrs.. Ed. Johnson and Jms- band left for there on an evening train last night. The dispatch gave no par- ticulars and the nature of the accident is not known. 'BUJLD AT DENVER. Wood Sons Erect a Now Ice House at That Shin Ice From This City. A. Wood Sons will soon start the construction of a large ice house at Denver and will as soon as completed fill it with ice sent thqre from Waterloo over the Rapid Transit Company's line. The street car company has already started a spur which leaves their Mul- berry street line at the Central bolt line crossing and runs to tho new ice houses of the Wood company. The, supply for the coining summer it is under- stood will be taken direct from tho Cedar rtnd loaded on cars and sent to Denver it the weather continues cold enough to do this jil'tnr tho Jinn has their local houses filled. Jf such is not possible Die ion will bo. sent there, grad- ually from tho houses here. The citi- zens of Denver aro thus assured of fine Cedar ice during tho coming season. Two young men quite well known in his city have gotten themselves into .erious trouble by reason of their light- ingered proclivities. They are Ellis Briprham and Freddie W. iWells, aged 18 and 15 respectively. The crime on which they were arrested by tile local oolice and afterwards turned over to Marshal I-Iealy is that ot robbing the mail, opening the lock box in the east side post office belonging to James Black and taking several letters there- 'rom containing drafts to the amount of 827.46. Young Brigham's right name is Mor- rison and he figures as the leading spirit of the theft, having persuaded young Wells to join him in the attempt to secure the money, the intention being to tap the box belonging to the Hotel Logan, as young Morrison was familiar with the combination, but for some reason whether through mistake or otherwise the above named box was tapped. Young Wells, was arrested by Officer Wetlaufer early last week but the fact was not made known as the other hid had made his escape and the oflicers desired to effect his capture before the a Hair was given publicity. This was effected at Linn Junction on Saturday and he was taken to Cedar Rapids. Marshal Healy then came to Waterloo and took young Wells to the scene of hia sorrow. The boys had their trial Saturday night and were bound over to the federal grand jury under bonds of which they were unable to furnish and were taken to Marion and placed in jail. The Cedar Rapids Gazette gives the following ac- count of the affair: "Ellsworth Morrison- Of Cedar Itap'4- ids and Linn Junction and recently of Waterloo and a pretty tough sort of a. boy, and his recently formed acquantiance, Fred W. Wells of Waterloo, have been held to the fed- eral grand jury on the charge of breaking into the lock mail boxes of the Waterloo postoflice, stealing the letters contained therein and_ rifling them of their contents. Commissioner Stewart gave them their preliminary examination Saturday night and lind- ing the evidence sufficient to justify the belief of guilt placed them under bonds hi the sum of To furnish this amount was an impossibility, so the young men are in jail. As the offense was committed in the Du- buque division the trial will neces- sarily have to be held at Dubuque. Wells was arrested in Waterloo and brought to the city Saturday night and Morrison was taken in custody here by the police. "Morrison seeing to have been the instigator and originator of the scheme to rob the mail box. Some time ago he and his mother moved to .Waterloo, where he secured employment in the Logan house as porter or call boy. According to the admissions of Wells he was approached on the street by Morrison, who informed him that he was going to make a "stake" and re- vealed the plot and asked Wells' par- ticipation. Morrison was acquainted with the combination of the Logan house lock box and that was the one it was intended to rob, but the boys got into that of James Black, a business man of Waterloo. Perhaps half a dozen letters were removed and opened. In one of them was found a draft for and in another a draft for 824.72. The attempt to convert the drafts into cash led to the discovery ot the theft and tho undoing of the authors of it. forged the name of Black to the smaller of the two checks and asked a Waterloo man to cash it. His suspicion was aroused and he turned tho over to a policeman. On the way to the station Wells, unobserved managed to teat op the check and scatter tho pieces on tho street. Sub- sequently tho pieces were collected and placed together. Wells' guilt was established and ho implicated Morrison Tho latter's mother had returnee! to Linn Junction to live niul had given her son money with which to pay the freight charges on their household effects. Instead of that ho presented 'tlu> draft extracted from the stolon letter which he had endorser himsolf and it being accepted by tho agent for freight charges. Morrison received the change. The federal authorities were communicated with and the youthful offenders were soon apprehended." Marshal Simmerling, Officer Dinxy, AL Fraelick and James .Black were down there as witnesses, the first two returning home today and the last two yesterday. It is an unfortunate affair j as'far as young Wells ia concerned and is.a case of being led astray by evil companions. Young Wells comes of good parents and his mother's name now is Mrs. Furry by a second mar- riage. His father, who was a con- ductor on the Central was killed railroad accident. Mrs. Furry feels the disgrace keenly and is at a loss to feh.ow why her son should be induced to do such a thing. He is quite well known and has many friends who will hope that he will get off easily, but the extreme penalty is at best ten years and the shortest term two years in the penitentiary. The opening of letters addressed to another party without permission is a penitentiary oifense -whether they contain money or valu- ables or simply a correspondence. The boys were taken to Dubuque Monday afternoon by Marshall Healy, where they will be imprisoned until the next term of the federal court. MRS, LINDSAY'S DEATH Died Suddenly at Her Home in Ben- nington Township This Morning. DEATH CAUSED BY HEART FAILURE :uneral to THEY WERE DITCHED. COURT HOUSE NEWS. udge Plait Dispensing With Numerous Cases This Afternoon Until Monday. This week is a very slow one in the district court. The court spent yester- day and today in hearing and resetting numerous cases. This work will prob- ably be completed this afternoon and Judge PJatt will then undoubtedly ad- ourn the session until next Monday ivhen he will sit with cases before the iury. The jury was dismissed the first day of the term until next Monday, the 20th. The cases of Butterfield vs. Welter and Hurley vs. Cushman are occupying the creator part of the attention of the court today. 9 ]3. J Rodamar was today appointed to (ill the unfinished term of T. J. Humphrey upon the board of super visors. Mr. Humphrey resigned dili- cially yesterday although it has been, known that such -was his intention since people of his district objected to his serving the balance of his term on Amoving.to Waterloo. The matter was clearly a Segal question and the law would not sustain Mr. Humphrey's setting on the board and hence his de- cision to resign. Mr. Humphrey has represented his district very well and many voters who aided in his election are sorry to see his removal from the board. Marriage licenses have been issued to Steven II. Green, 24; and Johanna Lar son, 25; both of Jfevv Hartford. Oscar A. Clark, 26; and Nellie M. Rolph, 23 of Laporte. POLICE NOTES. Marshall Simmerling and .Oflicer Dinzy returned from Cedar Rapids thi morning where they had been as wit nesses in the postoirice robbery case. Billy Goodlellow was brought up from Laporte this morning and lodged in the county jail for thirty days. He is in on the charge of drunk dis aorderly cond'uct.' 9 9 A common drunk from Waverly was in the city last evening bent on having a good time. He created a disturbanci and was taken in charge by the police: A man who lias figured in severa debauches, has beaten his wife and made himself a nuisance on genera principles, is now confined in the cit> jail. He has been cared for by the county on different-occasions and hac as often turned like the viper anc stung the hand that fed him. A girl sixteen years old was enticed away- from home'yesterday by a man giving his name as Condon and to- gether they started for Charles City. The girl repented of her actions, es- caped from her companion at Mona Junction and walked to Cedar Falls, where she took the interurhan car for this city and to the protecting arms of her parents. The young man has not been apprehended and it is not thought likely ho will be, the story as usual having two sides. Three Cedar Falls Drunks who Raised Rough House on hiterurban Car. Three Cedar Falls men who have to be convinced quite often by the Rapid Transit Co.'s men that their interurban cars are no place for a rough house, took another lesson last Saturday even- ing when they were tossed bodily from the interurban car into a twenty-foot ditch. i The men were Frank and Dan Mc- Glade and Otto Gregg, all of whom, be Held Thursday After-'.; especially the McGlades, think they noon From Mt. Zion Iare "nd that it is their duty to fill up on fire water and raise a disturb- Church. The death of Mrs. Lindsay, vife of H. Lindsay, a prominent farmer Bennington Twp. occurred at their lome in that township at 3 o'clock this morning. The death was the result of jeart failure. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lindsay's death was very sud- den and unexpected. She had been about her work as usual during the day and in the evening had sat up quite late reading and awaiting the arrival of members of her family who were in Dewar. She retired as usual und a little before 3 o'clock was taken with a sudden tic of coughing after which she became very weak and im- mediately lold her husband that she felt that she was going to die and asked that the members of her family be called to her bedside. This was done and she bid each a loving farwell and soon passed quietly away. Death ame a little after 3 o'clock. 2STora H. Lindsay was born in Massa- chusetts February 8, 1847 and was mar- ried to Mr. Lindsay March and since her marriage has resided on the farm two miles and one-half northwest of Dewar on which her death occurred. She was well known throughout that por ion of the county and was a woman well liked by many friends by whom her death will be greatly mourned. Besides her'husband she leaves three sons to mourn her death. The funeral .'will be held from the Mt.Zion church in Bennington township at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. Perry of Raymond will otJiciate and in- terment will be made in the Mt. Zion cemetery. ance at all times and in all places. Saturday evening, as is their wont, they made trouble aboard the interur- ban car that leaves here at Con- ductor Holmes stood their fooling for some time, but when the car neared Cedar Falls they launched into a free- for-all fight and used language in the presence of the ladies on the car to which Holmes objected and, signaling the motorneer to stop the car, he se- cured the aid of a couple of burly passengers who had also grown tired of the disturbance, and without look- ing as to the place where the ea_r stopped, they tossed the three disturb- ers out of the car bodily, and only when the last man had been dropped did the conductor know that the car was located on the Dry Run bridge in Cedar Falls and that the men had been tossed about twenty feet. He stopped the car and the two McGlades clamored aboard and the car proceeded down town, the men insisting on fighting. When down town the men were again put off the car and; were arrested by the Cedar Falls officers. The con- ductor notified the officers that a man had been left in the there the oflicers found him. He was slightly injured and will be laid up for a few days on account of the ligaments of the leg being torn some. The Rapid Transit Co. stand by Conductor Holmes in the act that he did not intentionally throw the men into the ditch, as the night was very dark and the men were fighting so that he had no time to see just where they were to alight. The company will institute a case against the men for raising the disturbance and intend to have them punished to the full extent of the law. Com- A BUSY SESSION. City Council Held Regular Session and pleted Dry Run Contract.. The city council met in regular ses- sion at the city hall last night with all members present. There was an abundance of work before the council in the way of settling up for the past year and closing several contracts for the present year. Ordinances were passed in regard to the sale and handling of junk and and another in regard to plumbing. A contract was entered into between the city and Engineer Newton whereby Mr. jSIewton is to devote his entire time to the demands of city surveyor. Mr. Harabin, the sewer contractor, completed the contract requirements and furnished bond in the sum of of as a guarantee that the big sewer will be constructed according to contract and within the time specified. There was much other business of minor importance transacted, the ac- count of which will be given in Friday's issue. A Thoroughbred Tramp. Manager Brown presents a novelty in the amusement line, tonight, Jan. 14, "A Thoroughbred Tramp" is the at- traction wherein a typical knight of the pike figures as the central figure in a bright, clean crisp comedy. This blue blooded hobo sets into the action of the play early and very soon succeeds in churning up things to a stage where the question of existence becomes a BOWE'S FINE PAID. Chris. Oleson Pays Fine of One Hundred Dol- lars and Trouble. County Attorney Reed changed the plea in the case against Charles Bowe from grand to petit larceny and he had his hearing- before' Justice Mears last Saturday. The justice gave him a fine of and costs and commitment to tht> county jail until paid. Yester- day morning Chris. Oleson, Bowe's father-in-law, with whom he left the stolen hogs, paid the fine and costs and Justice. Mears ordered Bowe released from jail. When notified of Bowe's release, County Attorney Reed filed informa- tion against him for grand larceny, namely, the stealing of a harness from Dell Johnson at Cedar Falls. The charge is larceny from a building and it is probable that at his trial this after- noon Bowe will be bound over to the grand jury. The harness was valued at and was found in Bowe's pos- session. DENVER IMPROVING, Will Soon Add a Brick Factory With a Daily Capacity of The Denver Post is responsible for the statement that a brick manufactur- ing establishment will be opened in that town early in the spring near the old Xrech saw mill. The paper states that the clay has been tested and found, to be first-class. About thirty-five years ago brick were made on the same site, and at the Geo. D. Peck has disposed of his col- lection of stuffed birds and animals to the college at Iowa .Falls. The collec- tion was one of the best and largest in the west and comprised nearly a thous- and specimens. It sold for scarcely more than one-third its actual value, bringing hut Mr. Peek contem- plates a trip to South Africa at which he will make a collection that will surnhag this one many times in point of rarity and attractiveness. leading one with the balance of the characters. Several novel scenic efiiects are used in the production, one of them being a race for life between a woman on horse j modern outfit will be put in which will back and a fast moving express have a capacity of a daily output of brick. place, and kiln ground pieces of brick were picked up which are in as good condition now as when they were made, which shows that the clay is what is should be. A moving walled in by a high embankment. Tho horse and rider are unable to leave the track and so dash along; but flesh and blood is no match for iron and steel and the train gains untii, when about to crush the seemingly fated pair a break in the embankment appears, the horse dashes through and with a screech the train passes on. G. L. Ilicdesel, of this Hal Babcock, of Hampton; are the promoters of the enterprise. There is no cloubi but that all the brick that can be made in the town will find a ready market, and it is quite evident that pood substantial brick can be made. R. B. Christholm of La Porte was in the city yesterday and this morning. Miss Carrie Hawvor will leave tomor row for Evanston, III., where she will enter .Northwestern Vniversitv. ;


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