Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-31
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The secret service at Washington has
discovered new counterfeit 81 treas
ury note of the series of 1891.
The warehouse and junk establish
ment of NJ. II. Rogers at Bridgeport,
Conn. was destroyed by fire, causing a
loss of $4,000
Governor Gambler of Georgia has ac-
cepted an invitation to attend the ma
tional reunion of the blue and the gray
in Evansville, Ind, Oct. 10 to 10.
Investigation of the affairs Of Henry
Graves, of Maryville, Mo-. who shot and
killed himself, shows that he was s12.-
i63 short in his accounts as public adj
ministrator
Loo Hee Hen was found dead in his
laundry in New York with little hole
over his heart. His friends say that he
was murdered. 1t is believed to be a
high-binder crime.
Abe Coakley, who is said to have
been partner of Jimmy" Hope of
Manhattan bank robbery fame, was
stabbed in the breast and is in criti
I.cal condition in New York.
William Downey. indicted by tho
grand jury at Jefferson City, Mo-. in 1897
Tor completely in postoffice robbery at
Holts Summit, that state, was arrested
at Alliance o.
Henry Lusher, While dreaming that
he was engaged in a fight with burglars
pounded his roommate seriously and
then fell down a light of stairs. break
ing several bones at Huntington. w
Va.
The marine hospital service has re-
ceiyed cable advices announcing that
the lower part of the town of Oricaba
i. aeS., is now infected with yellow fever
/ There have been sixty-three deaths AZ
| Cordopa.
William A. Neal. former superintend-
ent OF the state penitentiary of Sou,h
i carolina, who was found by the lepjs-
iative investigating committee some
4 thing over $4,000 short in his ACCOUNTS
mas been arrested in Pickens and
\ brought to Columbia.
lhree inmates of the county ASYLUM
near Nausau, while working in a silo
4 PIT, We're killed by carbonic acid gas.
one hundred of the 500 survivors of
the Thirty-second Iowa Regiment. or
Isanlzed in 1862. are in session at Fores,
City, Iowa.
Elders from Chicago and Michigan
spoke AT the Adventist camp at Peoria
III, which is now holding a six-aay.
Injecting.
James Hinkle an organizer of the
Nation, H., Mining Company. who
/ went to Alaska, has not been heard
from for several weeks.
I railway men from various cities are
Ito witness q public test of a now safety
stop which VIII be made at the crossing
at Hamley, Ill.
South Bend, Ind, claims to have the
record for patriotism. with ninety-eight
applicants for enlistment in the volun-
teers during one week.
! Renewed activity of horse and cattle
thieves has revived in Monroe county.
Iowa, the Vigilance committee, which
has been idle for twelve years.
Hail stones said to be as large as
4 hens eggs are reported as having de-
lstroyed corn in South Dakota near
Hanson, for an area of several miles.
4 Two hundred negro longshoremen en-
ployed at the Chesapeake & Ohio piers
at Newport News, Va, are on a strike
because white men We're employed
Capt. Charles H. Stoddard, formerly
lof the Seventy first New York, has en-
listed as private in the Twenty-ninth
infantry, now at Fort Mcpherson
Col. William a. Neal, former superin-
ltendent of the South Carolina state
lpenitentiary, has been arrested for an
alleged shortage of $4,000 in his ac-
counts.
Joseph Field, young miner of Mount
Vernon, H., endeavored to kill his
sweetheart, Miss Mary Aglea, with a
razor, and then committed suicide. The
girl will recover.
The Western Hay Fever Association
opened it's first session at Marquette,
Mich, with delegates from many states
w. A. Rowe of Des Moines, Ia, is the
president.
Expert burglars, after several hours
of work on the vault of the Commercial
bank at Viola, Ill.,. failed to open the
inner money box, and secured only SIC
worth of old coins.
Henry Mueller, a journeyman tailor
after quarrel with his sweetheart
sought weed patch at Jeffersonville
Ind, and took a dose of poison with sui
cidal intent. He will recover.
Two men killed, four injured, and the
} loss Of valuable cargo Of merchandise
is the result of an accident on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railway at Erie
Kas., caused by defective four-foot
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