Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-08

was ARRESTED IN IOWA.
Horsethief walliamson Proves 20 he
James =. Graham - Wanted IN

sHorsethief williau1son Proves 70 Be
James 4. Graham Wanted IN
Boulder. Colo.
Quincy, Ill, May Sit now transpires
that his name is James e. Graham and
that "A. e. Williamson 10 only an alias.
This Is the man arrested at Brooklyn,
Iowa, after q long chase, on the charge
of horse stealing at Boulder, Col. Sher-
ihs Cossidy, of Montgomery county, arr
rived from Hillsboro, ILL.,. yesterday
morning and last evening departed
with his man. Deputy SheriR Bailey
returned to Colorado yesterday morn
ing. satisfied in the knowledge that
Graham would get q dose.
Cassidy says that Graham some
years ago forged three checks-one for
$475 another for 5000 and third for
s150-on a Hillsboro firm. Graham sud-
denly disappeared from there aid that
was the last heard Of him until notified
by the Adams county officers that their
man was behind the bars. Graham, 1t
seems. went out west, where he joined
the cowboys, and he has photographs
of himself in the picturesque garb of
the COW -punchers to prove it. He was.
Colorado, as he knew a lynching await
ed him, he said.
DR.. Thomas sympnthizes With Beers
Mount Pleasant, May s.-The Rev.
Or. II. W. Thomas, of the Peoples
church, Chicago, who officiated at the
funeral services of Mrs. DIR. spaulding
yesterday morning, was invited to fill
the pulpit of the First NJ. E. church last
evening. He was greeted by a great
audience. He spoke on Faith. Hope
and Love-" particularly the love that
applies the golden rule to the every
day life of the world. He was severe
in his references to England's treat
ment of the South African republics
spending millions Of treasure In killing
innocent and honest people in South
Africa, While the same money would
save millions from starvation in India.
Our own country was not without its
faults-two men can mark up their
profits of the year equal to the salaries
of the 100000 school teachers of the
United States There was no limit to
1.-the law of production, but there is
great wrong in the order of distribu-
l3tion. There is plenty of bread to feed
every hungry child tonight, but selfish
ness prevails. The reign of profit is SUI
preme. He said the new ideas of soci-
|ology would prevail.
ALBION.
May mrs. John Grouse Is improve
ling slowly.
Mrs. T. ]. McISibben spent Friday in
town. as the guest OF Mrs. John Rolston.
f. F. Lowell, our city marshal, Is
Tearing down his barn and expects to
I;build a modern one. We are glad to see
Improvements in any form.
\ More brick and cinder walks are being
| laid this week.
Misses Allie LaFeyer and Jessie Cat
low were up from, Gilman over Sunday.
1 Farming is progressing rapidly, some
few OF our farmers being ready to plant
corn.
Prof. SHUTS was out Of town over
Sunday.
Albion's band has ordered new uni
forms. They are expected to arrive by
Decoration day.
| Harris and wilmot Newell visited in
|Gladbrook last week.
Miss Sawyer of Mt. Vernon, Ia, has
been elected assistant principal of our
schools for the coming year.
MELBOURNE.
4 May 7.-Oscar Yocum formerly Of
yancleve, was the guest for several
4 days last week of his brother-in-law
IL H. Pearson. and family.
Miss Grace Zilm. of State Center, is
lat the home of her sister. Mrs. Masters.
Iquite sick with malarial fever.
\ In few days the quarantine at the
Capron farm will be lifted.
Miss Campbell of Chicago a repre-
sentative OF the Moody Bible Institute,
spent Sunday here.
Rev. Prichard, the new ps<sor OF the
/ Disciple church here, who has recently
4 moved from Kansas, will occupy the
4 property of NJ. w. Corbett.
AS yet the cemetery association has
i not settled on place for the new Gem
etery. Two pieces of ground are being
4 talked of, one west and the other
southeast of town. a meeting is called
4 at the German Reformed church fol
4 Tuesday evening to settle the matter
A land for other purposes.
f. C. Clover. the Milwaukee agen,
here, While taking the lamp from the
section pole few days ago. missed the
8l.step and fell Backward striking his
4 sshoulder on the edge OF the platform
and sustaining quite severe injury
At last reports he is getting along
4 nicely.
The Epworth League will render al
4 Anniversary program next Sunday ev.
5ening at the NJ f.. church. Consider,
4 able time has been spent in getting vi
4 this program and no doubt 1t will b,
A one of high character.
Il "A game of base ball was played OF
the home grounds between the Mel
Il bourne and LaAIoille teams, resulting
in Melbourne S favor.
4 Uncle joe Poffenberger and wifi,
4 started several days ago for three
I weeks visit among relatives ant
friends In Oklahoma.
\ Farm work was never in better shap,
this time OF the year than now.
A Womnn,s Awful Peril.
There is only one chance to saw,
i your life and that is thru an operation
were the startling words heard by Mrs
, i. B. Hunt. Of Lime Ridge, Wis. from
. her doctor after he had vainly tried i
d lcure her of a frightful case OF stomach
I trouble and yellow jaundice. Gal
stones had formed and she constant,
4 grew worse. Then She began to us
Electric Bitters. which wholly cure,
4 her If,s n wonderful stomach live