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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
CAUGHT IN THE WOODS.

Burt Lyons Renclles Waterloo in
Handouts and Chains.
Waterloo. Dec. 13.--When the Illinois
Central train from the north arrived
Monday there descended from one of
the coaches short. stout oficious
looking parsonage, preceded by tall.
iank Individual. about whose ankles
ratified and changed ball and chain
and whose hands We're pinioned In front
of him with Il pair OF the latest Inn
proved handouts. The stout gentleman
was Sheriff A Hofer, of johnson county,
and his prisoner was Burt Lyons, alias
Richard Lynch.
Lyons was arrested Saturday in the
timber above Floyd. He is wanted al
Iowa City, where he and fellow pris-
soner escaped from Jail several weeks
ago. He is charged with stealing mill
property and other valuable iron to the
value of 500, which was disposed of for
So. The man who escaped with Lyons
managed to make a good getaway and
the officers have had a long chase after
him He was lodged in the city jail last
night and this morning with the ball
and chain and handouts still attached
was marched down the business portion
of town across the bridge and to the
g.. G. r. & N depot. Several people
who passed the sheriff and his prisoner
remarked that while hack fare is 50
cheap it seemed rather unjust to take
such a public method of conveying a
prisoner across the city.
OF the method of the capture of Lyons
the Charles City Press says:
Marshall keiser, of Nashua, also
deputy sheriff. knowing Lyons, who
lives In the edge of Chickasaw county
several miles below here, obtained re-
liable information that the culprit was
working near Floyd. He drove there
Saturday afternoon in- company with
sheriff Sherwood. The sheriff, not fear
ing recognition, repaired to the house IN
the timber, and asked Lyons to show
him the wood that was there. as he de-
sired 10 purchase several cords. Lyons
1nsuspicious, came forth, entered ths
buggy and they drove some distance
down the road where keiser stepped oul
of the woods and snapped the handouts
on the victim. He was brought to TINS
city and lodged in Jail over Sunday
one of Sheriff Parkers prisoners tolt
him today that Lyons said he wished
he had known that his welcomed visitor
vas a sheriff as he and his wood chop
ping companions had three rifles in th'
shanty at the time, one of them being
sixteen shot Remington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
SENATOR BUsSE WELL.
Makes a Statement Of His Case to
Press Representative.
Senator for e5th District, state of
Illinois, In Good Health Again
Rheumatism Has Left Him Com.
pletcly-Dodd's kidney pills
tile Sole Means of iis
Recoverys

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Hon. Fred A.
Busse, senator representing the Twen-
ty-fifth district, state of Illinois 1egisla-
ture, Is on his legs again, and friends
and business acquaintance have been
congratulating him on his recovery. The
senator, as is we'll known, suffered for
years with rheumatism in its severest
form.
A press representative caught the sem
ator down town yesterday and asked
him about his case.
I see you're about again, SENATOR
said he.
Yes" said the senator "rm feeling
like new man.
Give me few points about your
case asked the press man.
Well, said the senator. most all
my friends know / was afflicted with
rheumatism. / was a victim of that dis
ease for years. And anybody that has
had rheumatism knows What it is with
out much description. Ihad it in about
the worst way. did all l knew how to
merely get relief much less a cure,
without the faintest success. Recently
Dodd's. Kidney Pills were recommended
to me. tried them and--here am.
Sound and we'll. Not a touch of rheu-
matism about me-
rs it true you gave the Dodd's A1edi-
line Company of Buffalo a testimo-
nial?" asked the reporter
Certainly" replied the senator. I'm
not a man that would be ashamed to
acknowledge having received a benefit
rom a patent medicine Dodd's Kidney
Pills have made a new man of me--they
IRE welcome to whatever value is at
ached to my endorsement of them"
DO you mind repeating your testi-
nony for publication in this Interview ~
Asked the newspaper man.
Well, as near as / remember wrote
he Dodd's Medicine Company some
hing like this:
Your kidney pills are all that you
,laim for them. l had been sufferer
Tor long time with rheumatism and
Dodd's Kidney Pills are the only rene
ly that ever did me any good. / am
completely cured and recommend
Dodd's to anyone suffering from rheu-
natisnn.'
rs that all?" asked the reporter.
~ added a line to say 1 was most
truly theirs or words to that effect and
lent them my photograph. which they
have reproduced. The testimonial as
published is genuine and o. X, and
back it up personally. Dodds Kidney
Pills cured me of rheumatism when ev-
erything else failed"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
SIOUX CITY 8 NORTHERN.
Something About tho Road Sold at
Sioux City Tuesday.


Sioux City Tuesday.
Sioux City. Dec. 13.-The Sioux City &
Northern, which was sold here yester-
day, as reported in these dispatches, is
a line of road running from Sioux City
northward to Garretson, S. D.. and
there connecting with the Great North
ern system. 1t has been under the
management of two receivers, Judge
Warwick Hough, of st. Louis. repre-
senting the eastern stockholders, and S.
j. Beals, of Sioux City, representing j.
j. Hill, who owns a large block of the
stock. The road was sold to satisfy
mortgage held by the Manhattan Trust
Company, trustee, in the sum of ST.
$4,000 and interest from 1893.
This is one of the lines of road built
by What is called The Syndicate" com
posed all of Sioux City men--James II.
Booge, Ed Hanlsinson, ID. I. Hedges. A.
S. Garretson and John Hornick. All of
these men since0lost their money in the
huge deals they were trying to pull
through. They borrowed the necessary
money to build the road In 1889, and IL
was all placed to the credit of John.
Hornick. With the Union Loan and
Trust Company as trustee. The road
in constant operation.
However, it failed to pay its interest
on its bonded indebtedness, and in 1893
the Manhattan Trust Company filed an
action in foreclosure. Then came up the
Isquestion of the appointment of a receiv-
CT. Two different factions were inter-
ested and the court finally compromised
1.-The question by appointing two men to
~ ,i-cf .f
ferty. This recevership is now terminate
ed
1t was at the same time. however,
that the Credits Communication Com
Ipany, successor to the defunct Union
claim that A. S. Garretson had hypothe-
l3cated Certain stock of the Sioux City &.
Northern and bonds OF the Sioux CITY
& Western from the vaults of the trust
l5company and had disposed of them To
| of litigation followed. The case Went
to the United States supreme court.
which tribunal finally held the stock
| and bonds belonged to- the Tods. thus
4 defeating the claims OF the Sioux City
corporation. So, as it nov stands, the
1'ods own the Sioux City & Western and
the puik OF tile cidillis d6siiits zsiiI t'iVA.>
j City Il Northern.
But the fact remains that the Sioux
lefty & Northern is a fine piece of rail-
way property. 1t has paid Very well
since il went into the hands of the re-
Eceivers, men who knew now TO manage
the business and make money. 1t has
paid off a great deal of its back interest,
and the property is in splendid condi-
tion. The road runs through Very
good territory, and all along has had
really more business than It could con-
veniently attend to. 1t stands as one
of the monuments to the stupendous
energy of the five Sioux City men, who
4 are now almost penniless, but who
started out in the boom days of Sioux
Lefty to either make or break in the at
tempt to build railways. They built twe
i railways. but went broke on the deals
This is the last remnant of their proper
i ty to be sold.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
ONE CASE FATAL.
Ten Year Old Girl Dies of Smallpox
at .Alvord.

Ten Year Old Girl Dies of Smallpox
at .Alvord.
Special to Times Republican:
Rock Rapids, Ia, Dec. 13.-The small
pox cases which caused such excite
ment at Alvord are being successfully
quarantined. The 1O-year-old daughter
of Tom Clearey succumbea to this
now sick, but the attending physician
says they are not in Immediate dangef
and expects them to recover. One
other family, that of Mr.. Kreber has
one case but is doing nicely and is moi
considered serious.
No new cases are reported by the
physicians at Alvord and the authori-
ties are confident there Will be no new
cases outside of those quarantined.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
cATHELL CALLS EN- QUIXoTIc.
Not sore from the whnck of His
Fighting Des MONIES Brethren.

Fighting Des MONIES Brethren.
Des MONIES, Dec. 10. The name of j..
Eyerist Cathell. rector of st. Pauls
church of this city, has been dropped
from the rolls Of the Ministerial Asso-
citation. 1t has been suspected for some
time that the reverend gentleman was
not in sympathy with the crusade
against the. saloon, which the associa-
ton has begun AS the ministers wish
ed 10 begin unanimous campaign
against what they consider an evil, one
member mo.ed that the name of Rev
Cathen be dropped and the motion was
carried unanimously. DR. Cathen didn't
shed any tears. He said TO a reporter:
..Of course. l am opposed to the sa-
loon, and TO harlotry. and to the small
pox and to every human plague, moral
and physical, but do not believe in
the wonted methods of the Des Moines
Ministerial Association III dealing with
such of Kindred evils. The difficulties
in dealing With such questions are as
serious as the subjects themselye. The
ministerial association IS devoted to
Qulxotic methods, and seems to nave no
patience in considering or allowing
other people good judgment TO con-
slider any other methods than those
srotesquely and absurdly forced upon
the members of that association, and by
the association upon the community.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
Grand Junction.

Special to Times-Republican .
Grand Junction, Dec. lS-The storm
of wind and snow Monday, the first
winter day We have had found most
of our people ready for the change, Few
have forgotten last winter, how it came
in the fail and stayed into the spring
Several Illinois parties are in the
county buying farms and paying good
prices for them. One farm. consisting
of half section, sold for $4,000; an
other. the day before, of 100 acres, for
$500.
Rev. G.. n. Luckuck, formerly of the
Presbyterian church here, now pastor
of Presbyterian church in Washing
I ton, d. &, was in town this week for
brief time, shaking hands With old
! friends.
The roller skating rink has been re
vived with us again.
| The railroad work about this point is
| having It's effect on the business here
1 and the prospect is that it will have for
some time to come, as we have near
here two gravel banks, one already
opened and the other to be opened the
coming spring. the two giving employ
ment to about 800 men, many Of whom
| live in our town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13

Tender and Improbable in Iowa''-R.
p. Speer, Cedar Falls.
THE Management of Fruit and
Nursery Lands"-C. L. Watrous, Des
Moines.
In addition to these papers Professor
John Craig, of Ames College, who is
the head of the experiment station
work connected with the horticultural
society, presented his report on graft
ling and spraying, including reports
from some of the stations detailed to do
certain work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
root BAN al Mon1ezuma.

Special to Times Republican.
Alontezuma, Dec. .Notwithstand-
ing the wet weather the foot ball game
advertised to take place here between
the Montezurua and Malcom teams was
played IN the rain, and in two and a
half hours hard work neither team
made a score. They stopped because it
was getting too dark to play-0 to Q.
Rev Taylor, of the Presbyterian
church Of Malcolm, and Rev. Clark. of
the Presbyterian church here ex-
changed pulpits last sunday
Charles Scoville and Marvin Sharp
had a collision With their buggies just
south of town one night recently
Sharp's horse baked, and after a Lib
eral application of the 'persuader"
started out to make a home run. He
met Scoville on the way. Both rigs
We're taken to the repair shop next day.
Luckily no one was hurt.
The cannon bali" train from Grin
nell was over four hours late yesterday
morning on account of sleet on the
track
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
Anlowu MANS Do1ynfnll.

I.aPorte, Ind. Dec. 13.-William j.
league. the Iowa man arrested at Terre
Haute, charged with forgery, has en-
tered upon his term of Imprisonment.
He pleaded guilty. league was a good
citizen of Smyrna, Clarke county, Iowa.,
until recently. The Indiana authorities
have letters from ministers. the post
master and officials Of the town saying
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13

that leagues character was above re-.
proach. An investigation shows that
he left Smyrna to some to Indiana on a
business matter, fell to drinking, a
habit he had been free from for twenty
years, and became entangled in diff.
Gully
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
Webster County Coal Mine Troubles.

Fort Dodge. Dec. 1s.-The Webster
county coal mines, which are among
the richest in the state, are hot-bed
of dissatisfaction. The Webster coun-
ty mines have had the reputation of
being the quietest in the state, but the
advent of u state organizer this fall
has been the signal for pronounced la
Dor troubles. This fall the mines were
shut down for considerable time, and
the miners finally returned to work,
the mine owners acceding to their de-
mands. The mine owners then adj
vanced the price of coal to high fig
ure. the miners declaring that the adj
vance in price was out of all propor-
ton to the raise given them, and de-
manded to be let in on the profits.
Yesterday the miners at the Coalville
mines went out, and the strike threat
ems to be general throughout the coun-
ty. Both miners and coal owners are
Arm In their demands, and a coal fam
inc is an almost certain prospect.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-13
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babe oieleIben priDatim Dem Hi4:sr
8eitIer unterbreikt, uR0 DerisIbe babe
iie 9ueAmtgt .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-28
Sm GnngreB.

@nrutme Der 2trmGs Reorganifoz
tions 8iQ i'm Ssnatt. - 8drz
mans 2tmsn0emsnt gsnsbmigt. =
9o5 6aus pafiirt biz 4rmees unb
Die 6situn9s @srIpiuigun9s=
9ins
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Nr1nhe.

Ct. 9ou(. Minn.. 27. 5sbruar.
- Die tatboIiIdbe Ct. Soiepb5zairde,
oaS 8otteSbuu3 Der rei6iten uno
gr0Bten fot6oIii6en 8emeinOe oe8
g}oropsitens, 1T our6 6euer 3eritOrt
noroen. Man i4GBt ben @erluit auf
$4,000.
Bi6ttu, &anf, 27. 6ebrudr. -
0o5 QroBe RGu6erbaus Der 5ato6
Dob 9ading Company 1T in Slam
men aufgegurgen. Der 9erIuit be-
trGut iiber 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-28
Cine parldmenturif9 d {
nterfu6ung be-
Ihln6fen.

O2abrilb, 27. 5ebruar. - Der
IpaniI6s Senot nd6m bsute nit 130
gegeu 7 Sttmmsn ben pon alien fpuniz
Ifsn 8enerGlen i'm Sanut unter3eif>
neten 9lntrag be8 N3ari6o1s W3artiz
ne3 Gampps auF cine parIamenturiIde
llnteru&ung Der 6i6rung oes &rieges
nit ben Ser. Staaten on. Die Rsgisz
rurg unterItiiBte ban Qrtrag, uno
8ruf 0'QImenas betdmpfte OenIeIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-28
pino Regierun9.

y II 9 Ut Il g, II. 6euIuuI'
Die 5ilipinozRegierung bat einen rpeiz
tsren, in iebr beftiger Spra6e 9sbaltez
nen GrIaB gegsn Die 2tmeritaner Derz
Dffentli6t. Inter 2lnberem ertldrt lie
burin, bic Qlmerifaner a9teten peper
Gbrs, nof @igentbum, uno ermoroez
ten SraueR unb Sinbsr auf bic bur-
6arif9Ite 0eiIe.
Sn Manila, 6eiBt es tpeiter in Dem
Document. ieien Die f4euBli4Iten
9reuslibutsn perubt porDen, bas giz
gent6um Der Gingeborenen tperbe bort
einfa4 bon ben Ginbringlingen meg
genommen, peFrIoieMenfGen piroen
auf ben StroBsn nieoergeidohen ooer
nit bem 8aDonnst abgeI9Idhtet, un0
oerRu7sn6aB betuHOe ii9 nod i6Iimz
mer, tpie in glorbz deer SiiD @aroz
lima. g8enn bic SFilipinos ni4t einen
bsiiigen 8rieg fir ibre 8efreiun8
Fii6rten 10 piirOen lie nur piirOig
fein. ais Stlaben unO 9ariabS bebanz
belt 81 Iperben.
3um SdluiTe bsiBt eS in oem De-
fret: vPrOtIomirt Der gan3en MeIt,
baB S9r Bis gum Sooe gegen bic Ser
rGtfsrei uno brutale 8stpalt Der Qmez
ritansr tGmpfen psrOet. Sm Notbz
falIe follten au4 bic 6rauen gu ben
8affen 9reifen. Die amerifanii6en
8eriPre4un8en iinb pure Seu4elei.
Die Ginoringlinge tra6ten 9ierig na4
Oem @rbtbeii unierer RaTe unD per@
Den bier penn lie uns unterjoden. cine
nod DerbaBtere Ii. tprannii9ere 9srrz
13aft fiibren, ME bic Spanier."
Die tIr3Gi8en 8Orgdnge
in DC camilla ma 3 Dortel@
lun9 Der 5ilipinOs. 8.
9aris, 27. Stbruar. = 9ie 9ies
Iiss 5IipiRD<SUHtG Aot cine pQm "A.