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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
TO LET EMO CO.
Nc Mora Fear That Re VII Try 70
Get Away.

New York. June "a motion vas
made IN the court OF general sessions
today To dismiss the bail Of John g
ENC furu1er president or CI1a Second Ma
rzrnaI bank VINO C5efauIEz1 for g. 0g0 =
qag Of the banks money and fed 70
Canada
There were twelve Indictments found
AGAINST Emo. June Il 1894 Emo came
back from Canada February L 1872 a.
tar his father had made good the loss
% tne bank and vas aduIC1ad % 80
669 bail MS bond being furnished ~
Be1 Tarr1In EnoWer and J Hicks Blood
r7ot1 q This city The district attorney :
GfF7cs made the application for the dis
ErissaI II caI- stating that the e1efeud-
anc had never displayed any desire %
sEade The jurisdiction u the court since
his admission To bah 4 letter from
the officials Of the Second National
bank vas presented IN which they
stated that they would &c satisfied with
any disposition OF the case The c01rr
might make The Judge took the pagers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

Sentiment CT Kentucky Convsn tior
Is Tnaniuou&

Louisville. Ky June 22--After i brief
morning session the state Democratic
convention adjourned shortly before
nCo1 until : O'Clock this evening ID al
low the committees To work This al
lowed an afternoon FOR wire pulling and
E1e nest CT the opportunity The 1g1E
eeEVVeeu them is almost as open aS II
has been a. any time daspiLe the Stone
CE3ece4 combination On temporary or
ga1IzaE0E- Al attempt WIS made this
AFTERNOON 70 commit the convention E9
the recognition OF the Delegations count
ed yasC6r1aY by Chairman Johnston
from counties where there are contests
and % allow these delegates 10 retain
their sears pending the report Of the
credentials committee Argument On
this azClzE10u occupied the entire SeS-
sion and It finally was referred To the
resolutions committee Hon John :.
Rhea probably VIII b. chairman Of the
re=C i1zE1CnS committee There viii De
no contest here. The convention Is al
for silver and Bryan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
STRIKERS WINNING.
Chicago Hsss Packers Granting
Increase Of Wages

Chicago. June 1zz-Slz-y u1en employ
- By SwlE & Co. today Joined the
40 strikers = 70 yesterday 11-c ne az
plCE e va--cI-s sr1ckTa--ts rms
-hrrE cciorsd men Who weur % the
Fzrrls today expecting u o. employed
we're ertEhr=ueft away ~ the angry
strikers The men who quiz work ara
1F1-Ci1ers and platform men Who demand
SIS day instead Of $50 at present
-a-L To ms demand -rA Chicago
Pacing NJ Provision -or1Ua1V C1CtaV
E-eest auE the strikers from -1ar house
-=su1le1 W1rz Z JWas rarur-zsf uhar
+-UcIr & Co. would also grant me
Increase EE=Ers Z me strike reached
IL stock exchange rc6aT- shares q uhe
Mon stock 2 ards and .T-z1gEou raj
Wy dropping Cv1 points
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WANT FREE 0ELIFERF.
Part CT North Topeka That Eas Nc
MAJ Eacf5tfes.

PEOPLE n the western part Of North
L1peka ara asking z1r free delivery Of
-1ei- mai There IS a territory Of sew
livery and The people living there claim
livery An Gc1a people living there claim
-1I- C1ev ara emitted 10 II
Tie rar-1-1rT 3 mat lying vast Of the
colchester road between the 1ur-I silver
Lake road ana tie SCUM rad % the same
place L g claimed mat there are LOT
houses Al occupied BY ra1Ilies n tbs
-=-r1-1ry- The Interested parties have
-rlw1 i DiaE sE1Cv iuE -i1= exact location
IT eac1 house and furnished .c u Post
master Guthrie W1u vi LlTasL-E - TO
ma --zr- and = c9CtE-lEEs War-1I- L. vi
GppOi11 4 carrier 61r E1a- district
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- 81 &c -K5mhaIL.

E1ere vas launched IN the EdT river
-l5t @Vzri1sz II Eo0C Of Van Buren, street
n ne N1r-1 SHE a modest u-E1e I'd y i1tsE-
--l-lz -1-L exceeded he expectations af rs
owner ne Jolly zE1IE c-aE- a5c-C
- ---I -01=z- 111 c1sz7 E1E waves EkE
stormy peE=i- purely L pleasure
9tatL a-1t1 1W1.si 1V PARK .truhaLI If
n 80 -=flE-u1 street The new addition
ne saw rlTaC 1eaL Is styled ne
Z. n cal There vas 10 E1ris- aTIillsE
because n lie exeizemeuC Of the no
Ie-zlz ne bottle II vine and the er-lcztlls =
OF he PROV Nas E8rroE1zu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

waterloo, Ia June "a tornado
passed over this section last night about
80 o'clock Many barns Wera blown
Down and trees uI7rOCrzt1- No loss Of If
3 reported but 1I1Cn stock vas killed
4 house n mis- cry vas blown over
ard carried about 500 fEHE- Not A whole
piece Of timber was left The house vas
uunccEIufe,F
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4 400 NILE RIDE.
rr1pIet Team VII Make Tcu- Of
Kansas

The Zebra team on their trfuIet
viii start next week IN 4 400 niles ride
through Kansas.
The team = composed Of c. C-C1a ItIv-
7 s. Conevsou and G : Hood They
viii start rom Topeka Monday for
Lawrence Ottawa. Earuetr- Mound
CfrY lola and PIeaSaErou- Stopping It
eaen place ] u1gar OF day Including
z18Us they viii DC two weeks On GEe
r0aG-
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MORE INFELICITT.
Ms Lucille FIooert Relates Her MAJ
I1aI Troubles

Lucille FTobert nas fled suit II tre
district court TOR 4 divorce from her
husband lanes ETICberr- The couple
have not lived C1Gzrher for several
years. hut Mr- El0berr lives II Concur
tf5a Wrz1e MS VIE lives hare
n her petition Mrs FlOberr SAYS they
were married n clay Cs-rar in N1veua-
ber 1880. she alleges thar while they
were living II CCucordia in Lsg3. M
FIcberr began 10 treat ner win *
rrzE7e cruelty beating and wnICUi1g
her at TIRES. and thar he continued I
until see- WIS compelled % leave him
She asks for the custody OF her little
I96v VINO Is now WIN his father. and
r7r the restoration CT her maiden mana
Lucille SCratnerS-
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London Ju1e 22-The wedding q
P--ucass lTarv OF 1Iacklau l51Ir--ssrr 2,
o. count Charles De TaEerel VS. sol
---uIz=s5 quietly AT rce Catholic -f1aueI
- Ella beth E]zC1rr-uTzgz- -1fzzr- Tia
Brides -a-eH-z rHt4 Duke Ct cam ng-icfz-e
a-s1 Prince ard Princess CHRISTIAN -F
=cr leS7v- EoisrzI- were az1uE those
--ezE1E The marriage has aroused
eminent -e-.zl-az * IS rrzorZa1azzc
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DEAD FROM A SCARE.
Snake Coils Around Woman's Leg
and SIZE Dies From Fright

Moline June 22-1Ers- John Eun1er
He'd here yesterday from the resuLC Ct
L scare.
! few days ag0 while aUL N the gar
den she faIE something On her foot and
vas h0rr0r-=ErlckEn 70 see 4 snake
coiIe4I around her leg She failed 70
rally from the shock Septlcaen1ia set IN
which haHet1 all medical skill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
GAS EXPLOSION
Il WHzzba--z CoEET Endzazeu
Lives CT SEQ Mzr

VTl-lzzsEbar-e Pa June - heavy
explosion ~ gas occurred ms morning
II one Of the lower ITS II TIE Maxwell
CELERY -f Tie LEEl-1 and WIIxeSi3arra
Ca GUN 1a-T Tire 1I-rLt5--9sf men were
Wt7r. --E mine me the and
me rrsE rerCrr vas -laC I great many
had bean = Iist5 Fortunately however
al succeeded N making rl-e5- escape ex-
e4ur three --c were Signify burn
T1a cause cause e -1a explosion Is as
Tz- Z uyzr=rT- Lizzie damage vas dona
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
FIRST fUkON NAIL
n Two Months Brought Down by the
City Of Topeka

Seattle y ash June 1.-The first con-
5lg-I-uef1- If C1z-aT STATS NAL from rna
Y -k1r n tie past Two months reached
lt2re yesterday ne =Eea ner City Of
Topeka There we're Il sacks u IT. con-
-airluE 11Cu- "a. 8a8 letters. Tha Topeka
brought AZ 40 N gold
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Reichseag Confirms Deal With spaIr

Berlin lure 1.-THE FsfehstaE has
passed the tE,zri reading CT rE1a Spanish
Islands EIII The members Eave three
cheers for Emperor William and the
session vas declared adjourned until
November Il
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22
No1h4aE Ais German

5a--imCre- June The close person
q friends Of 11r-uer Z lzEEt5 States sen
a--E Ar-1-1r P l----rrar DEW N -re
most positive -zr-1s the reports recently
-EzblEzns15 II E15ch h. < alleged 70 -
s=r1CI1slT III T1eT say EEac De u some
E1a- LEC1-SrCset1 5LE -haE nz = rzufCLv
lending and vi su.1n &c himself azrafr-
4 l=r-zr from NJ German ID L trend
u Baltimore. -a-ztt -zsrarri1v makes
10 mention Whatever CT lI-heaLEa- and
shows On rs face Lhac II = not the
zEgrz Of 4 vzrv sick u1a1
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Eltl1L Dyspepsia C-rE-=F 7 *
-EE-W discovered -Euetsw tie -u0s-
a11=c-re prep-L-st--lrz aver Devised Ter aist-
-zE I'll E=s--1u and ASSN lAEz0rr Of Hss7.F
and -zsrlrl1E tia s1eE-1lzEHs1 digestive or
Ea-z ID a lA-Tr1L G1ndl1-lGl- Il IS lis
a.Tr=rT SURPRISING G-1E-l1-zlez Yer known II
ne -e---cst- profession Geo u StHrs-
Had w f Wilson, 4 7 Ar-QlG Il Sun
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

On -four Give Taur order y aiC1zI-
SeE Me- c.. Second and Madison
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

Carl cases and bilL Books At Ban
1etr's book store. 13B Kansas avenue
Successor II ErsEL
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EXCURSION TO BEATRICE
Rock Island VIII Run Sunday Spe-
ciaI to That Place

The Rock Island viii run a special
Sunday I'd Beatrice. Na5-, for those Who
want 10 attend the CtautaucJLa IN zeS-
sion at that place The attraction for
Sunday IS the sermon IN the afternoon
BY the Raw V n H MIIbur1- D D. the
bind chaplain OF the C1fEa5 States
Sonata The musical part Of the pro-
graun1e VIII be given by the Nodes Ct
Topeka jubilee singers. the chorus class
and others.
The special vii leave Topeka AT As
4 H. arriving At Beatrice AT L-I5
o'clock n the afternoon The returning
tran leaves Beatrice At ?. IL
Discount Sale
Books. Stationery. Pictures. etc, IA
West Sth Ave r Forbes & Co.,
SUCCESSOR 70 = W PrIddy-
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Cures Group. SORE throat pulmonary
-ruuo leS-aI 1rarch over pain OF every
sGrL- Dr. Thomas Electric on
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Only S15a u Beatrice and return
SUNDAY Iuue 5. va the Rack Island
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

0nIv ia 10 Beatrice and return
SUNDAY Juue 3. via the Rock Island
Come 90 the Social tonight AT rd0I
Taylor. and get cooled an
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Telephone 5s0. ka-zyuzk1. far char
coal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-22

VIII &C &c Beatrice sunday Iune q
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Seazze- WASH.
szGs5. Va Santa Fs R11r@
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L 5A2EALN-ThG Fed Webster IaLa
nome. E-glla1a PARK Ele walls Of the
house are n good state rebuild the
on otilt-tugs- fruit -Cees- grape VInEs. etc
and signify situation MAKE eE1-eu1e-
~ desirable place A-SO 4 cIHa1 livery
and 5Oa--l11g stable abogI- q stalls ~ asC-
arm ave- aid 6EI sE-- aT1Iy Stable Tear
Purvtn- Cal on 4 D WICK IT oEIca =
Thomas Lbr- CD Van Buren, st
FOR SALE-40 lots Al sSa each
- lots at s+a-
& lets 1t s45
= lots at go
lots al sac
: Io-z AT Gz5-
" HERE. 1ds East Third
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M0zey Be carefully fsrTes-sS ~
AGUsrtzSzszg II aEsz PGy Big re-
tz-xx 4 Small AdzsytExs-
ssexts So TEs State sESzsza9E
eas<s 9 c<ekS . AEsS q Day
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
HEAD END COLLISION.
Serious Wreck on the c. ~ N. Y
Nenr DAYTON

Serious Wreck on the G.. u n. w.
Near Dayton.
Fort Dodge, Aug. pa serious head
end collision occurred on the North
western one mile east of Dayton a little
after u o'clock Sunday morning. The
collision was between the east and west
bound freight trains, and as result the
two engines, mos. SO and SO. are entirely
demolished and third engine Is badly
wrecked.
The wreck occurred through some
mistake of orders. There is down
grade ecst of Dayton. and it always re-
quires two engines to haul up the west
bound freight, and this was the sase
Sunday morning. The east bound
freight had received orders to wait for
the west bound at Dayton. The west
bound freight had pulled out Of STRAIT
ford, when they found they had an in
sufficient water supply, and pulled back
into Stratford to replenish the supply.
In the meantime the train at Dayton
received orders to pull out and started
down the hill, while the train at STRAIT
ford had not been notified Of the
change. The two trains met about one
mile east of Dayton, the west bound
train with the double header going up
the kill at about seven miles an hour.
and the east bound train covering the
ground at about twenty miles an hour
when the collision occurred.
The trainmen saw the situation In
time and all jumped, none receiving
any serious injury with the exception of
Engineer Hellings. of the east bound
| train, who was badly bruised. There
was a severe storm at the time, so that
| the extent of the damage could not be
determined at once. The two front en-
gines were completely telescoped and
destroyed. All that was left of them
was a confused mass of iron rods and
beams. The second engine on the west
bound train was also badly injured.
The damage to the freight cars was
slight, some of the grain cars being
broken open and the grain scattered
along the track.
| The Northwestern is making a vigor-
| GUS effort to fix the responsibility for
the wreck, and meeting was called at
Lake City for the purpose of investi-
eating. The wreck was cleared up at
/ once and the road was reopened for
traffic by noon Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
DEATH AT STORY CITY.
Alvin U. stewart, One of the Pion

Alvin U. Stewart, One of the Pion-
GERS, Passes Away.
Story City. Aug. 22.-This part Of
Iowa, especially Story county, learns
with sorrow of the death of Alvin u.
Stewart, which occurred at his home at
Gilbert Station Friday afternoon. Mr..
Stewart was well known all over this
part of Iowa, coming here from yer-
mont over thirty years ago. and has
been resident of the county ever since,
living for number Of years at Ames.
but being resident of Gilbert Station
for the past few years. He was a can
didate for representative from this
county in 1878 against Col. Hoggatt, but
was defeated. He has always been ac-
tive in politics and in the upbuilding of
the community in which he resided. At
the time of his death Mr.. Stewart was
IS years of age. He leaves wife and
two daughters, Mrs. w. B. Needham, of
Boone, and Mrs. w. w. Booth, of Den
yer. Col. Funeral services will be held
in the home church at Gilbert Station
at 10 o'clock Wednesday, and no doubt
an exceptionally large crowd will be
present to pay their last tribute Of re-
spect to man who has been a man
among men and who died in the Chris
tian faith, as he had lived. The cause
Of his death was bronchial consump-
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
THE GRlNNELL NEWS.
Receipts for the Fair Were s3,12O-
John Bnkcr Dying.
tel a. mi ~

Receipts for the Fair Were 3,12O-
John Bnkcr Dying.
Special to es-Republican.
Grinnell, Aug. 22.-The officers of the
fair have their reports far enough along
that they can furnish the receipts. The
gross receipts amount to $3,120, which
will pay every claim for this year. I'm
der all the circumstances this Is good
showing, as the fair was held nearly a
month earlier than usual and 1t came
just when the farmers were shocking
and threshing oats. OF course grain
must be attended to when it is ready, if
the weather is suitable, both Of which
occurred during fair week.
John Baker, who has been afflicted
with nervous trouble for several years
is worse. He has been in bed and I'M
der physicians care for several days,
and will probably not last the day out.
Mr.. Baker was formerly a member OF
the firm of Baker & Baker, grain deal
ers. His former partner, d. c. Baker
died recently in Kansas. Mr.. John
Bakers affection caused his hands and
body to shake, so that it was impossi-
BILE to hold the hands still.
| An enthusiastic Cummins man stated
yesterday that the supporters of the
Des Moines statesman would bino
themselves to pay the cost of primary
| to determine who was the choice OF
Poweshiek county republicans In the
event that their man was in the minor
lily. There is possibility that some
measure will be taken to determine
the matter before election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
STORM DAMAGE AT THORNTON.
High Winds Cause Considerable
Loss TO Farmers.

High winds Cause Considerable
LOSS TO Farmers.
Special to Times-Republican.
Thornton, Aug. 22.-The hign wind
that struck Thornton and vicinity Sat
urday night about midnight we learn
did considerable damage. The sepa-
rator belonging to the Loren Peterson
steam threshing outfit was overturned
and rendered almost useless. a num-
Der Of wind mills were blown over and
many stacks untopped. A lean-to built
onto farm house about two and one
half miles north of town, was carried
several rods west Of the main part and
entirely demolished. About 5000 feet Of
lumber were scattered about the lum-
Der yard of Tiffany Bros. and many
shingles were torn from the roof OF
their dry sheds. Very little rain fell
The contract for the Union block has
been let to j. g. Nelson, OF Mason City
and work will go forward at once.
| Contractor Page has the contract fol-
erecting the M. E. parsonage and G. w
Young will do the mason work. They
begin work tomorrow. The building vii
cost about $780,.
Price & Son are excavating on theil
Hot east of the bank preparatory tt
erecting their brick store, 22x7O feet.
Mrs. H. E. Ford has sold her milliner.
stock to Miss Lee, of Grinnell, who
will take possession September l.
DR.. B. F. Weston and wife are enjoy
ing a vacation of ten days. They arr
lin the west and expect to visit Yellow
lstone Park before returning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
Emmett County Normal,

Special to Times Republican.
Estherville, Aug. 22.-The county
normal closed Saturday after a two
weeks session. The attendance was
not up to the standard, as good many
Of the teachers held two year certifi-
Gates. Professor w. H. Stevens, of
Sioux City, who had the work In charge,
was we'll received and left many good
things in the county. Superintendent
Davidson Is to be commended for Sc
surfing the services of such men.
AT meeting Of the school board the
vacancies in our corps Of teachers for
the new building We're not let but laid
over until next Monday.
Several new buildings are being pro-
jected. Mr.. l.. o'Roushey, dealer in
general merchandise. will build brick
block on the south side of the square
and occupy it with a full and complete
stock OF goods.
county Sunday school convention
was held in Robb's grove, near this city.
on Tuesday. All report good time and
a fine address from Rev. Bulgin, the
evangelist. The attendance was small
on account Of the busy season In the
country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
FEEL THE CHANGE
Hundreds Voluntarily Endorse a
Scientific Product.
A Statement BY a Well Known Cit.
izen Who Has Found Great
Relief BY Using II.

The great good that Morrow's Kid
e-oids are doing in Marshalltown for
all forms OF kidney and urinary dis
orders IL being daily told by our citi-
zens. All who use Kid-ne-oids for
backache, dizziness, sleeplessness, nerv-
BUSINESS and general debility give hear
ty expression Of the quick relief they
obtained.
Mr.. H. A. Diller. 201 South Fifth
street, says: "Have had a great deal
Of pain In my back. and it would be SO
lame at times that when would stoop
over could scarcely straighten up.
also had other symptoms Of kidney
disease. used different kinds Of kid
ney remedies, but they did not seem
to help me. I heard about Morrow &
Kid-ne-oids and determined to try
them. took them according to direc-
lions and the pain and lameness in my
back soon left me and now am en-.
tirely cured and know that Kid-ne-o ids
did it,
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pills
but yellow tablets, and sell at so cents 6
box at drug stores and at Mcbride &
wits drug store.
Mailed on receipt Of price. Manufac-
tured by John Morrow & Co.. chemists
Springfield. o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
sHAw,s DAY AT BURLINGTON.
reviewed tho Fftieth Regiment ut
Camp Lincoln.

Burlington, Aug. 22.-Monday was
governors day at Camp Lincoln and
more beautiful weather could not have
been wished. Although the day was
warm a light breeze prevented suffer-
ing. The governor and his staff, con-
sisting of Col. A. B. Shaw. Col. c. e.
Putnam, Col. j. K. P. Thompson. Col.
George C. Henry and Col. William
Larrabee, arrived last night and We're
met by a detail of officers. A visit to
the camp was made in the morning,
where the guard was turned out to re-
ceive the distinguished party. The gov
ernor and his staff and a number of
prominent Burlington citizens We're en-
tertained at dinner by Col. Coughlan at
regimental headquarters at 1890 yes
terday, after which an inspection of the
camp grounds was made by the party.
Governor Shaw and his companions
were highly pleased with the situation
of the camp, which they declared to be
the finest in the state.
The presence of the governor was a
boon to the men of the regiment, as the
greater portion of the drill was dis
pensed with. The officer was Capt.
Bradley and the officers of the guard
were Lieuts. Corley and Pratt. The
event of the day was the review tend
cred in honor of Governor Shaw at 6 p
m. Fully 1000 people assembled about
tie parade grounds to witness the cere-
mony. which was elaborate and beauti-
f,,l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
DEATH OF REV. sHATTo.
Well known Citizen of Toledo Passes
Ayyay-Other News.

Well Known Citizen ofToledo Passes
Away-Other News.
Special to Times-Republican
Toledo, Aug. 22.-Rev. Ralph shatto,
ST., who has been Ill for some weeks.
died yesterday. The interment will be
tomorrow at Western, a former home.
Mr.. Shatto was veteran of the civil
war, and a most worthy citizen.
The funeral Of r. j. Laughlin occurs
at his late home this afternoon. Rev.
G. B. Shoemaker. of Iowa Falls, is here
to officiate Mr.. Laughlin's former home
was near Garwin.
The Tama County Veterans Associa-
ton will meet at Elberan Wednesday
and Thursday
Mrs. Eta NJ. Lee, OF the Toledo
Chronicle Company, departs for Boul-
der, Col, on Thursday of this week,
where she will spend the winter.
The Tama county old settlers meet in
Toledo Aug. GOTH Rev. 7. S. Bailey is
| to deliver the address.
The reorganization of Company K.
First regiment, seems assured, as forty
three applications are on file for mem
! berShip.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
Iowa GRIPS Romance.

LaPorte, Ind, Aug. PA dispatch
from Kalamazoo, Mich, announces the
nuptials of William Allen, University
of Michigan student. and Miss Grace c..
Nichols, OF Sac City, Iowa. The nup-
tial event took place on April 90, and
the secret was kept until yesterday.
Allen played with the Michigan Univer-
sity foot ball team, and the attendance
of Miss Nichols at the games proved the
inception of the romance in which the
Iowa fiirl figured as the pretty bride.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22
CEDAR Rnpids carnival.

Cedar Rapids. Aug. 22.-The third an
nual fall carnival will be held here dur
ing the first week in October on the
three big parks on the west side of the
river. Heretofore the carnivals have
been given by private individuals, un-
der the supervision Of the Commercial
Club. This year a carnival association,
with an authorized capital of $4,000
composed of the leading business men
Of the city, has been formed and will
conduct the carnivals in the future.