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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18

IeV' WlIher JHEEtFUHA PpUIHIHheht.
The Rev. Wilmer Jaggard formerly
of this city, has been appointed pastor
at Marengo, Rock River NJ. +. Con-
ference.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18

Bryan had great reception in New
York City, Tuesday nigh, although it is
not hard for city of nearly three
millions of people to get up a big
crowd. But will he get the electoral
Tote of the States This is the most
important consideration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-10-18

Mrs. Hannah Crumlish, who has
been sirk for some time, died SUNDAY
night at her home, No. $40 East Third
street, as she was being taken uLstais
BY her son and daughter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27

rsch 1. I90O.


Senator stanow Zjednoczo.
nnych James < Jones. tlumaczac Y
dniu 20 stycznia1s97 na selmie
atanoWym y Little Book, Arkan-
sas, przyezyne kleskl Bryana v !.
1896, jake p~rzefozony demokrac-
kiego komitetu narodowego mle-
dry innemniis powiedzial: ,Mocno
wierze, il p praWdzie Bryan wy
brany byl prezydentem standW
.Zjednoczonych, 1ecz przez szwindel
dostala sic prezydeutura innemu."
Potem dodal, re " roku 1900 silly
podwdjnej waluty wielkie odniosa
wye. estwo.
owej origlnalnej movie
swojej powiedzlai tez James K.
Jones te pamietne slowa:
,,setki tysiecy ciemnych GU
dzoziemc6w, co tn brazil chleb z
ust uczciwej piracy, g}osowa}y PREY
wyborach pod kierow-
poplecznik6w Nc Kinleya.
CT cudzoziemcy oddali 2 pe}na
po..owe g{os6w, jake odebra1
Nc Kinley.
Ten sam James K. Jones Jest
" obecuej kampanii wyborczej
prze}ozonym demokrackiego komi.'
tetu narodoWego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27
Organista
i nauczyciIe]ll.

!. families nnid[ia umlejjaey prowadl,ziitt
|dobrze chor ~ sztery gSosy oraz
z6ajjscy ceremopie koSclelne,
Ibedacy take biegg,ym y iezyiu
polskiimn anngielskim. aby which
szkoie lparafalna, moae
lzpalezzd miiejj<ce IA farmach.
Penaya dobra, wolne m,esz-'
l kanie opal. rszzgglos.enia pp'raa--
,sxa siy nadeslae dc az redakkcy,ii
NlARusA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27

Ny nizej podpisam zeznajemy,
~ wszystko co correspondent VIA
RusA s ep o tutejszYch stosun~
kach, q mianowicie, Q panu Przy7
b~yszewskim, pisal, by}o prawda.
Cd siebie publikujemy przez
W1ARusA,ze kiedy niekt6rzy czlon~
kowie z Towarzystwa narodowego
mleli zamlar wstapi6 do ZJedno-
czenia kasy posmiertnej, Przy-
byszewski i'm powiedzial: do
tych wo}6w chcecie przystapic?!-
Toe to sans clemnota!"
l ,dzlsiaj ten sam Przybyszcw~
ski chce sic z tel ciemnoty zywie
wraz re swoja PE4wDa.
Moze teraz przejrza ci, CO do
puszczajq wydawce PRAWDY do
naszego Zjednoczenia.
~ S. Lewandowski
-s.tG-E .r&E> u. &GE.# E.-Eh@S. - 1922 f=EF+s&#+G 49,
Jan kaminski
Kazmierz Szurczak
Micha1 kakowski
MARGIN Wl6darczak
1gnacy Szulc
Jan Ziellhski
Jan Filipiak.
III.
D. Nietylko sam Niedzielski
valley dis przez 4amy W1AEUsA.
z Przybyszewskim, ale juz wielu
lnnych obywateli . nawet ksieza,
walcxyli " innych gazetaeh, n. p.
" KURYERzE PoLsK1M, " ZGoDz1E,
" AAERYcE, v PoLAKU W AnE-
RICE, y DzlESN1Ku Cn1cAGosK1n
i innych.
Przestaad, panic Prsybyszewski.
naci4gat la,dz, ola swojel korzySoi,
przestah szcsut jednychn rs dsugich,
dla wlasnych cel6w, przzsess st,li
puDlicznie nzarpad sl'usdl.',, kkt''ddlrzy q
stoiss : d11r'oosd11e, przsstah wogole
pis,6 jesel' PIC aniesz1 pisad spras
wi ,sdEl spotojjnie, ! q
q svisty apoko,
a lexana5Z'd IS NJ 5ds g 81.
PLAc1c u WIA'R,1UssAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27
GiekaiNe RZeczY

1GiekaNe Rzeczy
JEszYK BI!EK1TNY -
Wieden, NNie1ak Bollack
wynalazt nowy szYk miedzy.
mar nlarrodowy naval 60 ,,blekit-
nym,' czYi jezykiem BoIlack'a.
Alfabe. sk}ada sic lie liter "a
ledwie;; reguly ggramatyczne bardzo
proste; ME ma wcale wyjatkoow.
MONA sic nauezyc czyfad tym
jezykiemm v try minuty, tfomaczyc
i'm ieggo try godziny, a po.
trzech tygodniach kazdy potrafi
j&#r&a 5S&qf&ES
MIN u movie. Wynalazca ~spodzieWa
sic, ze wyruguje volapucE. To-
baczymy!
UMIEJETNOsG korzystania
z nadarzonej okoIicznosci Jest
wielkaa sz.uka, " przemYale i
handful przynosi Wielkie zyski: Pc
miastach ma wielkich jarmarkach i
v czasie igrzysk ludowych wysta-
wione 50 tax wv: sifomierze Ude.
RIA sic ciezkim 1nlotem Ia s1upek,
kt6ry ~polaezony jest 2 przyrnadem
lecacym " gore pomledzy dwoma
=szynami stojacemi pionowo. U
CORY jest g}owa W srodku wydra-
zona,z nabojem proehu. Ma przy.
rzadzie leoacym ' gore jest ig1a;;
gdy ktokolwiek uderzeniem mlota
wydobedzie e sieDle wielka si}e
.przyrzad skacze - ig1a uderza v
nab6], ten wYbucha, a glowa roz-
pada sic "a czesc;- Gfowa jest :
perseverance, papieru, jak n lalek.
"a kazde uderzenie m1otem trzeba
p}acic. w Amsterdamie pewien
przemysluy w}asciciel takiego si4o~
mierza1 ma wierzchu umieszcza
gl}owy Chamberlelna: ministra an.
gielsklego, kt6ry wywolaE wojne
Anglik6w przeciwko burom re
imie Chamberleina jest tax znie-
nawidzonem przez Holendr6w, jak
Bismarcka przez mas ?olak6w, to
tel kazdy Holender ME moze pomii-
nae sposobnosci wywarcia niena~
wisci na 1bie tego Anglika, bija
vice mlotami, q blja y 6w s}upek,
ale zaledwie d~ziesiaty wydobedzie
ze siebie lyle silly. by spowodowac
wybuch. Komu sic to uda, ten Wy
wo}uje wlelka radosd zebranych
tlumdw, a wlasciciel si1omierza
take z wielka radoscia, majae zysk
nlemafy, zakfada nova grove
Chamberleina ma w%ierzcho1ek si1o-
mierzs.
o.
H1szpAN1A. wzruszajsoa
ceremonial odby1a sic v tych dniach
v kosci6iku 5w. Franciszka " Ma
drycie. Liczni przedstawiclele mai
znakomitszej szlachty przybyli na
OLGA Rafaela I.acaze !
Towarzystwa Jezusowego. Pred
dwoma laty byl Q. Refael jesze1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27
AMERYkA

W MINNESOTA walka Wy
borcza coraz wiecej %koncentrujs
sic dokola kapitana Van SAINT. Lnd
rozgoraczkowa} sic stale stoi
przY lubym kapitan,e- Wiedza, re
to dobry cz1owiek, uczciwy czio-
wick j jeden 2 pomiedzy Mich. Jest
to cz}owiek pospolity, jak oni, i
ME rosci sobie pretensyl do czego
innego. DUE miasta juz dose due
go narzucaly prezydent6w. tax IL
sic to sprzykrzylo, a teraz, gdy
.lud mianowa} gubernatora, pragnie
tez dokazac, ably ten zostal wy
branym.
o.
,,Kto wierzy, re waluta zlota
jest dobra rzecza. albo re must bye
utrzymana, tego ostrzegam BY
swego g}osu ma mnie ME odda}. DO
~przyrzekam mu, re ME bedzie ona
utrzymana W tym kraju d}uzej, az
p6kl ia bsdee v stanie "a uprzat~
nae" t:slowa Bryana).
DALLAS, Tex % wrzesnia.
Burza, kt6ra nawiedzila ,wczoraj
p6lnocna czesc stanu Texas, byla
jcdna z najstraszniejszych jake tn
pamietaja, przyczynila wielkie
straty v urodzaju l,aweIny. Pocia-.
81 kolejowe zostaly wstrzymane.
Rzeka Trinity przybra}a. 80
stop j wystapila 2 brzeg6w. Polo
zenie by1o tax grozne, e szeryf
.wysfaf konnych pos}anc6W do
farnlerdw, BY sig mieli M facz..
nosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27

HISZPANIA. Wzruszaiaca
ceremonial odby1a sic v tych dniach.
v kosci61ku sw. Franciszka " Ma
.drYcie. LiczM przedstawiclele mai
znakomitszej szlachty przybyli ma
prymtcye OLGA Rafaela Lacaze !
Towarzystwa Jezusowego. Pred
dwoma laty byl G. Refael jeszcxe
.jednym : najwybitniejs.ych.p ulko-
wnikdw hlszpanskiego s1tabu gene.s
rallnego, oprdcz togo naleial DO Ad-s
jutan''ttury krdlowej rejentk, ] byl
..qaaczycielem mlodego krdla Alton
e XIII. Pulkownik LacAze byl
niedawno najszczeSliwszym masaon.
KEN ls o.cem dwojga dzieci. Ale
dmierc nieablagana wydarFa mu
Imloda ipelna wdzeku malzonke.
" tymssmutnym dniass zostal mia.
snowany generalem. Wkr6tce xno--
w, suierd sapukala do iegp donu.
INajpierw ednoi n,ebaweu dr1uugiie||
1 ostatniesx akochanych d.iate &
1s,alo sis ofiar. dyftsfyi osamots-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27
r - -
Bacznosc Polacy!

Jezeli chceeie gobie xuplG do
bra farme " zaludnionej okollcy,
bl,sko miast i polskiego ko6ciota.
to przYbadzcie " tutejsse etrony
do Alberty i Gilman town6w, v
M[lnnesocle, prey stacyach FoleY.
Rice, Romely,nad kolejami Nor
them Pacific i Grand Northern.
Grunta tn So wszystko tax
zwane ,,kujawss,e. czarnoziem i.
glina. ma kt6rych wszelkle zbozy
SIG ud,je. MONA wiele bydIa
chodowa6. DO wlele TAX pastwisk
lesnycb.
Przesz4o 800 polsk:ch rodznn
earmerskich znajduje sic " tutel-
szej okoiicy.
szych ma'eissych farm, po 70 do
].
konmf i wszelkiemi maszynaml
: : 16,nxcb ot.l;,,,h ,h,o.v !,
,;n,. ,a., J, =, 100 49, $
,.,.Lo ,.n;a; = n;d.,a s, -
IN. ,.t. = zoos; n.,an,c..n.a-.
.vvo,.i teoo rotu ,vn:e.
okol,o. tu,ei.z. ,e.t mad -
=. n;a....R6.n,nv - : na,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27

nionygensral prosi tedy %
szz1aait66w, abY go przyielid 40 novi
cyatu. Teraz Q. Rafael Lacaz cele-
browaf pIerysza Msza y %.
.kkt5rej sluzyli minister wojnySj
general Bascarara.
o
WAz JAKo PRzYsMAK
Na parysslkiim rynku maja sprzeda-
wac codzienniie blisko 100000
funt6W Wezowego miesa Mieso to
spozyWaja Paryzanie, ana prowin-
cYiistnieja navel tn j tam ogrody
z.weezami, Y ktorych zwierzeta by
Wajs hodoWane szczcg6lnie kari
mitone, azeby ich mieso bylo sma,
czne. Taxa wezarnia v Dijon5pr1y-
nosi w4ascicielowi rocznie ckolo
1000 frankdw. We've bywaja uwa-
zane nietylko q vielki prz5smak,
7
ale take "a nadzwyczaj pozywne.
WartoS6 pczywienia wez6w ma
r6wnad sic wartoSci pozywienia
.strzyg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-27
3 NAY CITY y


Jak wszYstlkim obywatelom
naszego miasta wiadomo, pan =
GUNTERMAN dostal aominacyas
M tykiecie acknowledgements na
powiatowego lasyera.
Pan IL. G u c Ell m an bYl
przez 8 LAT szeryfem j 2 Poliakasml1ii
ay1 zawsze Y przyjaznl, mies 21kaa
JAG SO lat " Bay City.
Vice tez PolacY PREY nadcho-
dzacych ~wyborach, bez r6znicy
partyi. powinni go popieraci jake
/, Awego %przyjaciela zacnego, spra=
wiedliwego cz}owieka.
u IA IAlI
(MICH).
/.
IS Wrzesnia.
My nizej podpisaLi oswald
czamy pub]icznie, il ME podpisa~
lismy SIC ma zadne wyzwiska oso
biste przeciw osobie pana A. Nie-
dzielskiego, podane ". numerze
81 mym tutejszej PEAwDY.
Tomasz Szczesniak
Jan Westwal
Jan Zlelinski
J. Zielinski
Ignacy Szulc
MARGIN W}odarczak.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
Discharged from bankruptcy.

( Dubuque, Nov. 6-Judge shiras am
hQunced the following discharges from
bankruptcy Yesterday: Western, divis-
ion, Sophronia r. Gibson. LeMars; Jo-
seph u. Matson, Sanborn; jacob Pronk.
Haggerty;; Hendrix Pronk, Haggerty;
Clifford p Grover, Doom; Frank o.
Chamberlain Mapleton; Hans Ehlers.
GAIA: Edward Olson, Primzhar;
George w. Wilsey, Sheldon; Louis
Swanson, Primghar; John Boog, Paul
lima; Herbert Balloon, Sioux City: Ele-
aver Ley selmseA Sioux City: Edmund
=. Boomer Anthem; Frank H. Smith,
Gushing; King & scheutz, Sioux City;
Harcourt ROBBERS, Anthem; John $. Du-
lii, Anthem; Ebenezer B. Trimble, Sa-
iix. Central divisional abraham Sim
mons, Bode; Thomas Meredith. Plover;
John f. Baker, Fonda: Ole =. Williams
Thor; Henry Straw. Garner. Cedar
Rapids division Marcus G. Boehstedt
Durant George w. Chaloupka, Lowell
Eastern division-C. Denlinger. Twin
gle: w. Josiah Potter, Waterloo; Jchr
j. Lanin, Oelwein; William L. Easton
Decorate Charles II. Brookhower, La
Y pnrt., ~ ri ~ ~ ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
THE GR1NNRLL NEWS.
The Closing Rally Hold Last Evening
-pcrgoual Mention.


Personal Mention.
Special to Times-Republcan
Grinnell, Noy. 6The closing rally of
the campaign was made here yester
day evening. Rough riders, mounted
and unmounted, the glove factory ard
Standings Manufacturing Company
We're represented by large delegations
carrying traEsparencies bearing appro-
pirate inscriptions. The college was
represented by probably fifty young
men. two Of whom at the front of
the delegation and two at the rear car
ried a large Maltese cross. the badge
of the college. There were many car
sriages filled with Fremont voters,
many Of whom had seats on. the plat
form in the opera house after the pa
rade and where the speaking took
place. The building was filed and
many were unable to get into the build
ing. The speakers were j. W. Carr OF
Montezuma. Calvin Manning Of OF
:ulnwa and Sidney Foster Of Des
Aloines. who was on his way home to
vote after four weeks campaigning in
Illinois and Indiana. Mr.. Foster pre-
dicted republican victories in both
states In which he had been speaking
spaulding's band. furnished the music
as did the martial band.
Mrs. IL n. Barnes. who has been Wis
ting the past three months in Mime
apolis. returned, to Grinnell last week
The Political Equality Club will NEE,
wednesday at $3.50 p. m. with Mrs
Ethel Steward. 1907 Spring street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
BLEW OUT TIE GAS.
lowa Cattleman Found Dead in .
Chicago Hotel.

Chicago Hotel.
4 Chicago. Nov. Civilian Segeison,
scattleman Of Ida county, Iowa. was
found dead in bed at the Metropolitan
hotel. Fifth avenue and Randolph.
street, Sunday morning. The gas Jet
In the room was turned on full force
and the transom and the windows were
tightly closed. It Is thought the cattle
man blew out the gas just before res
firing, or. not understanding the work
on again. The police do not believe the
man intended to commit suicide.
Segelson entered the hotel at mid
He handed the clerk SO bill in pay
mont. Charles Batty. proprietor Of the
hotel, noticed that the man appeared to
4 be from the country and warned the
Sbell boy to be careful that the visitor
properly turned out the gas. Segelson
was conducted to his room and fifteen
minutes later the bell boy returned to
ind the cattleman sitting in chair In
dazed condition. His actions indicat-
/ ed that he was under the influence of
liquor or some drug. A few minutes
later the light was out in the room and
the hotel employees gave the man no
more thought.
The next morning chambermaid
detected the odor Of gas, which was
traced to Segelson's room. The door
was broken in and the cattle mans
body found in bed. Life had been ex-
tinct for hours. Papers found in the
mans pockets disclosed the fact that
he had come to Chicago to sell car
( Head Of cattle at the stock yards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
7asaa Naasasas9 S

Joshua Leonard. who is very sick. Also
DR.. zenas Leonard and Mrs. Charles
Sven. both 81 Des MoineS Brother and
sister of Mr.. Leonard, are here.
Deputy Auditor "A. &c. Heath, of Mon
Stezuna, was in Brooklyn Monday.
bringing the official ballots over for
Bear Creek precinct.
The firm OF Collum & Gallagher has
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Gallagher withdrawing He will be
succeeded by Mr. ]. r. Brannan, OF
Williamsburg, brother n-!aw OF Mr..
Col1un. who will move his family here
about Jan. I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
Death of a Pioneer.

Special to Times-Republican.
Brooklyn. Nov. 6.-George L. Bramer
died at his home. seven miles southeast
OF Brooklyn. on Monday, and the funeral
will be held on Wednesday Mr.. Bramer
was one of the Oldest settlers in Powe-
shiek county. and died at the age of 81
years He came to this county in June.
1854, and entered land, and the next
spring settled on the wild prairie with
his family and here he has continued to
reside and has raised large family of
children, who occupy honored places in
their walks of life. He had been an in
fiuential man in every way and had all
ways taken an active part in all public
affairs, and continued the duties Of life
up to the last year. HE illness was Of
short duration and he had been remark
ably strong for one Of his age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
llgB|QRN IF|RE[ MN
4 Jury q Bloomfield Holds the
slsysf Of Jasper Sutton
Blamelesa
Second Trial Of Leslie Eastbnrn Re.
suits IL His Acqlittal in
Court.
The Case Has Attracted Great Deal
Of Attention IN Southern
Iowa.
.special q Tlme.. Republican.

Special to Times-R Republican
Cttumwa, Nov. 6.-Leslie Eastburn is
/ . free man. A Jury in the dtstrict court
at Bloomfield has acquitted him OF the.
crime of killing Jasper sutton. his
sweetheart's father. laet February. This
- the second time Eastburn has been
tried on the charge Of mp nslaughter, but
the Jury has said that he is innocent and
he will never be tried again.
The court, 1t Is said. leaned toward
the prosecution in itS Instructions. After
battle among themselves the jury noti-
+ ned their bailiK that they had agreed
upon . verdict at 2 o'clock in the morn
ing. The court and attorneys We're sent
Tor and when the verdict was opened,
at was found that they held Eastburn
blameless. The young man takes his
acquittal very quietly.
On Sunday morning. February 10, this
place was startled with the news that
Lsaio Eastburn had shot and killed Jas
4 per Sutton. Eastburn was arrested and
placed In Jail, and afterwards indicted
on the charge Of manslaughter. He was
tried during the August term of court
and convicted. It war learned that one
of the Jurors had expressed an opinion
previous to the trial and on this ground
"a new trial was granted. Last week
the case came up for trial before Judge
Fee. resulting in the jury finding, in eff
feet. that Eastburn was justified in
: what he did.
One Of the attorneys for the state says
that he does not understand how the
JUROR arrived at verdict Of acquittal
II they went by the evidence. People
generally are surprised at the finding Of
the Jury 10
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
corneIl pefea.s SvesIern.

Special to b1ican.
Mount Vernon, Nov. s.. Cornell won
from Western Monday at Mount Yer
non by g score of II to %. The game
was holly contested thruout and was
characterized by good line work on the
part OF both teams. During the first
half Cornell was easily the superior
team and by repeated line bucks and
end runs kept the ball near Western. !
goal. In the frst part OF the half Nc
1ntyre was bent over the line on i fake
play. but Cornell failing to make
fair catch on the kick-out the score
stood s to- In favor OF Cornell. The
half ended with the ball on Westsrn's
tsn-yard Hire. &
sS The bah was In Cornell 's territory ON.
ly ones during the rest Ok the game.
With the exceptionI OF a twAnAy yard
run on . criss-creSs Western seemed
unable to make. any noticeable gains.
Cornell made several long runs McIn-
tyre making one af thirty ave yards
The ss,d ~ tn alls nud WAs
T. ! ! d ~ y ! It'll HI n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
Killed | |. | | At A CROSSING
A Well Known Farmer Of Hamilton
County Killed Near Web.
ster City.
Reckless Attempt to Cross Railway
Track Before an Approach
ing Train.
His Body Terribly Mangled A
Similar Accident Near Mt.
Pleasant.
Special to Tisnes-Repub iican.

Special to Times-Repubiic
Webster City, Nov s.-The most
frightful accident that has occurred
here for many years happened yester-
day afternoon at about 3 O'Clock. 7. j..
Gielder, farmer living north Of the
city in Cas- township. was driving to
town. Just at the north edge of town
is a crossing over the 1. &C. tracks, and
a short distance to the east is a long
bridge spanning Boone river, and just
behind this a sharp turn in the road.
The engineer OF the train saw Mi.
Fielder approaching the crossing and
gave the customary signal. Mr.. Fielder
instead of checking the horse whipped
up and was caught on the pilot. The
carriage was torn from the horse, this
animal being uninjured The carriage
top, with the body of the man, found
Judgment on the pilot of the engine,
where ii remained until the train could
be stopped. The man was ki,ieslinstant-
Is. The back of his head vas crushed
in, the wound extending forward to the
eyes and the loosened skull turning
over the face The brains were strewl,
dlOlSs TIE. track. me CoIultl9!l OIL tle
face was such as to be scarcely recog-
| nizable.
Coroner Hall empannelea jury con-
Izsisting of B. G.. Mason George j.
.Mauch and II. E. Daily. They took the
| testimony ossthe train men. after which
they We're allowed to take their depart
ure. The remains reposing on ths
pilot were viewed by scores of nsople
before they were taken down and the
sight was one to unnerve the strong
est. The coroner's jury found that de-
ceased came to his death while at
| tempting to cross the track ahead of a
train and attach no blame TO the COM
pany or its employees.
1 T. j. Fielder was born In Kentucky
| At IL years OF age he removed to Illi-
/ nois and nine years ago came TO Iowa
locating in Cass township. this county
/ He vas SIS years of age ard was mar
widely known and universally respect.
| ed. He gained some prominence from
being the patentee of a combinatio,
box for hauling hogs, which can be
converted into hay rack. Besides tbs
widow there is one daughter residing
in Bloomington, H., two daughter:
4 here and also two sons,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
Tho Hoo, Case to Be closed.

Waterloo, Nov. The trial OF the
5cass Of Jerome W. Hoot. charged with
attempted murder Of his wife. Will be-
Sin In the district court Wednesday
morning. The first work after the call
ing Of the case was the statement made
by the county attorney of the facts OF
the crime charged against Hoot, and
then the selection Of the jury was be-
gun. a special venire of forty jurymen
has been summoned, but. 1t il thought
this list will be exhausted before a body
of twelve men can be selected to pro,
coed with the trial The care against
Hoot is one Of the most ssnsa tional ever
brought to trial In this country The
specific charge against him is that he
attempted the murder Of his wife thru
the agency OF an internal machine. In
5geniously constructed and loaded With
f1ve pounds Of dynamite, which was re-
scelyed by Mrs. Hoot in the guise Of a
Y1resont ~ "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
Prominent keokuk c1t1zen Dies.

Keohuk, Nov. CIV. A. Patterson,
one Of the oldest and best known resi-
dents OF this city, died in Ottumwa at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. W. 7.
Wilkinson, Friday He had been III for
several years. but his last illness dated
back only two weeks. He was born in
Adair county, kentucky. and was IS
years old when he died He was the
oldest son of the late Col. William Pat
terson, a pioneer OF Lee county, who
also lived 10 a great age. He was en-
gagged in the pork packing business for
many years and was at one time pro-
prietor of the Hotel Keokuk. His wife.
two daughters and one son survive him.
The remains We're brought here for in
terlnent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
FIGHT IN VAN,

=. A. Nranship Dies on lnjurles Res
sulting From, nm Elevntor4Acctdcnt
Sioux City. Nov e.E. a. Man-hip. a
shirt manufacturer, who wac injured
last Sunday by a passenger elevator in
. down town building. died yesterday.
Both Of his legs were broken. his lungs
were penetrated by Ave Of his ribs,
which were torn loose from the sternum
and fracturd: his head was gashed and
his legs denuded Of flesh in places but
he showed vitality in his fight with
death which astonished the surgeons,
and which made hts case remarkable
one. He was % years old and in vigor-
Gus health when hurt. and altho time
and again at Deaths door, he rallied,
and three times wac believed to he on
the way 70 ultimate recoyerY ss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06
Gilman.

Special to Times-Republican
Gilman, Nov. s.-Mr. Samuel Gould
sold his residence property consisting
Of twenty acres one-half mile east OF
town. to Sven Brown last week. the
consideration being s3,400
Ralph Church and Fred Pence drove
to Grinnell Friday to witness the foot
ball game.
Misses Grace Beale and May Ander.;
son gave a social Friday evening to the
Epworth League and its friends At the
residence of the former.
Misses Edith Negley, Fife Oil and
Bessie Carney, students at Iowa Col
lege, came home Friday evening and
returned sunday evening
A. j. Pence visited Grinnell on bust
ness Saturday.
Mr.. "A. Clark started for Illinois last
week for visit Of few weeks with
friends in that state.
Is Rev. r. F. Lander stopped off with
relatives here Monday evening on his
way from visiting the Sunday school
association OF the northwest and went
to Newton to vote this morning