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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
cARMEAN HOME BURGLED.
Robbers Raid the House and Take
Nearly 500 Worth OF silver and

beverly.
Thieves entered the elegant home Of
Mr. and Mrs. y \, carmean som time
between I and o'clock Sunday evening
and helped themselves - abous SOD
worth of solid and plated slyetware
and articles of jeweify. MIR. and Mrs.
.Cafinean We're away from home, being
at The George l.. Andiews home 10
spend tbs evening. They returned about
8 O'clock and found the house turned
lopsy turvy. bureau drawers lying
about the rooms with their contents
r!ned and emptied on the floor II WAS
very evident that the house had been
thoroughly ransackea ard after the
police had been called an Investigation
Was made to ascertain just What had
b en- stolet. So far as is known the
missing articles are a dozen solid silver
souvenir, spoons. engraved with the let
ter Sc on the handles, half IL dozen
orange spoons, not solid. a dozen plated
silver spoons; also a dozen knives and
a dozen forks, heavy plated ware. be-
longing TO Mrs, Minnie Rhpades These
Mere marked With that ady's surname.
Besides this silver q little box contain
ing Il s35 cameo ring, set With dia
mon,s. a ring set With Il ruby and a
pearls, gold chain bracelet, string of
beads and pair of cuff buttons We're
taken.
Judging from the appearance Of the
house after the robbery, he thieves
worked in hurry. and one probably
took the lower part Of the house while
the other Went thru the upstairs rooms.
Upstairs decidedly rich haul might
have been made, but in his haste the
burglar overlooked many valuabies. in
Guiding fine sealskin sacque, a gold
watch. purse containing $40 and Mrs.
carmean's diamond rings, The latter
were hidden and would not. probably.
have been found. but the other articles
We're in plain sight. The watch was in
the same drawer that contained the lit
tie box of jewelry. which was taken.
There were also several pieces Of fine
solid silverware upstairs that We're not
molested.
City Marshal Jones is OF the impress
sion that the work was OF local talent,
and that money was the main object of
the thieves search. He also thinks that
MIR and Mrs. Carmean surprised The
men at work when they returned. and
as they discovered, upon opening the
front door, that something was wrong,
they went immediately to the Putzel
home, next door, to telephone police
call. Mr.. Carmean was not armed, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
A GREAT CAST.
Francis Wilson's Great Company in
"Erminie, RELATIONSHIPS Comic
Opera Classic.
sixty People in the Immense Pro.
duction AT the Gideon Friday,
February l6.

The folowins is the great cast of
charact rs IN aErmltie
Cadsaux CHS original character.
thief .......s. Francis Nilsson.
Raveniles ca thief) .......... ..8.8.8.s....
..s.s.....a.... William Broaericl:
t.ugene Marcel .... Charles II Bowers
Marquis de Ponvert ................
...,.....a.. Robert Broderick
Cfievalier dc Brabazon .... Carl King
Nsseonte de Brissac Joseph Ratlif
i)ufoif Observation-Disclosures. l'e ter i.aHS
simon Observation-Disclosures a NJ Hoibro9k
sergeant Observation-Disclosures. stanton Heck
Benedict ...........8...... Herman owen
fsrminie cher original ciaraetet)
Observation-Disclosures. ........ Pauiine Hall
Javptte ...s.g..,,,.... Lula CHASER
Princess de Gramponeux cher 9rgi-
nal character ...Jennie Wsathersby
Cerise Marcel ,Iesephiae Knapp
Capt. Dclaunes ........s.. Jessie Howard
Marie ...........s..... Martina Stein
sqleliers, peasants, acrobats, clowns,
lords, ladies. etc.
SYNOPSIS.
Act The Fair cPainted by Homer
r.mensD
s'fl IL u IN II hin Ipstti iN'itit4rl '-h
faithful reproduction III the Original.
Both painted by Henry II. FI9yt.)
Act III The Corridor. tPainted by
Richard Marston)
Place France.
opera staged under the direction of
A. NJ Holbrook.
Director II orchestra John McGhie.
For Francis Nilsson. Nixon & zIm-
norman
Treasnrsrch Charles n. Richards.
Property Master " r. Hassitt.
Eieotrieiat James Peunefaeher
Stage Carpenter Frank o'Rourke.
Wardrobe MistYes5 Mile Rieci.
Amy one who has seen Isrniinie'
knows that Inc center of Interest gath
ers about M,. WILSON, nfeseribably
Eludieraus performance Of Caddy, the
bringing. lying. hungry and gretesaiie
olie o the remarkable pair OF thieves
Whose cscapadss furnish the motive III
the opera. 1t must be remembered also
that no comic opera IF the present gen
leration s;lrpassss f,tn1inie in the
matter Of delightful music
Hf;rininep comes % the o,ieon Friday
night, Feb Is, and unless all signs fail
the house Won hold the throng There
IS big demand from the surrounding
ttoWns for seats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
CAPR|)N DIVORCE CASE
The New York Wife Asks For Ali.
mony and Files a Cross Bill
For Divorce.
Hearing as to Alimony Set For To.
day in the Sioux Woodbury.
County Courts.
Carmean and Dunn Homes Robbed
Serious Accident to Teamster
Other News.

The hearing on the motion for temp =
rary alimeny in the divorce case of |.
RorlS Cupron IS. Anna NJ Capron WAS
set for this morning in the Woodbury.
county district court at Sioux City. Mir.
Capren. nov located at DUBUQUE, in the
management Of the Merchants Hotel,
Which ho recently purchased, Was IL.
the city Saturday and SUNDAY. and left
sunday evening liz company With his
attorney. for siouN City. In the Ilo-
ton for temporary alineny the defend
II Oneida county, New, York, asks the
court that she be allowed the sum of
$500 temporary aliiiony, ant. that she
have Judgment therefor against plain.
tiff asking for an order that tnc same
be paid il,t COURT by said plaintiff for
Isthe use OF the defendant before other
proceedings arc had. She also shows
she is a ~ sidept of the state Of New
York oneida county has no property
Of Gieaas Of support on maintenance
except her personal earnings. that she
Ifias 4 good ind perfect defense 70 pain
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12

and briliiancy, with great power. 1t is
doubtful If any could leave without a
grander conception of Gods universe
and the might Of the Infinite who sit
teth upon the circle of the heavens.
Many professions followed each serv-
ice.
Tomorrow afternoon many of the
business houses have signified their In
tcntion closing from tod. DR.. Mum
hall will present at that hour special
address. Hts theme will be- "A Mans
AeCounta ilililN 10 Gna.n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
QU1ETUs ON MALcoNTEN1s

Comment on the q. a. II. Commits
tees Report.
BY NAY Of comment on the STATE q. A
Il. committees report on the Soldiers
Home, printed In The I.-R Friday. the
lDes Moinss Register says
Now that tile committee. appointed
BY the last q a II. enoanlpNleni %
visit and inspect the Iowa Soldiers
Home has filsG its report ard the re-
port does moi condemn the state beard3
of control ns8i4agement III any respect.
a is 10 be hoped that the nalcontents.
who have for months been cndeavorne
TO create trouble oyer the management.
Of the Hpnle will sse the good policy ef
ceasitg their Morse than useless efforts
The committee reports that its visit at
the Home VAS unainounced and liifz
known by Ills. cnmmandant OF anv Of
the Officials previous 70 Tire arrival of
the committee, Therefore the committee
found the Home and inmates IL ;hHif
usual every dag condition and Il il a
high endorsement that they found noth-
i:s u cGndenn 50 far as commandment
and the boaiftof control have had the
power u lnaHage ard provide ior th@
Home. T'ile committee found the kitch-
en deRartnsent in xoeilent foraition, .
and the f1oG furnished is abu9laant III
auansity ara Wen cooked ths only
drawback bsins inS cemrade table Walt
sers Nhalp The committee Think arc not
Isnitec for hat ssrvice and hepo that
4 can be 50 arranged that the waiting
upon the table. looking ard dishWash-
ting Will be dtne BY female hep. The
commute repait axpresses III pifiion
is;lllt III r. enlrst- fsf4t,A ftrci1s,l effY.y,a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
soAlE oBsr.. q HONS.

No nam ever gets d5t Tor n4rey he
gets With his wite.
We wo,,a ~ ffls ALWAYS mnloy
girls and meyer boy 70 taie care q
small children
one OF the funniest thinss in This
werd is the WAY folks opinion Of 4 man
changes. wllen fheA st mad q him
some men dofanNthine. no matter how
insan, and then Jiy % excuse t4on the
grounds that anything Is fair IL politics
There are as many kind Of silver
knives as there a.e different brands Ct
bicycles
\ woman thinks as 4 man gels Ode,
~ o1gbt 70 BE- able 70 quit smoking il
he wants To-
Everybody dreads a long story teller
just because a man goes IKE back MAY
10 his Office is 10 sign that he is dodg
ing his creditors. He may be dodging \
bore
81 many things that a great many
people waste time arguing about are
true
Evsrybody knows that he ought q
live according to the Golden Rule. YET
tNe,y few do IL
Anaos every mar thinks that he
Icould get along living With his wife $
folks but that other people can't.
A fellow always feels more or less
sheepish if he has 20 go 70 the waste
basket for something he has thrown
away.
Everybody thinks he knows some peo-
pie who can live without work. ard they
put in lots of time wondering how they
lido il.
Nobody Watches job 50 closely as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12
STOCK DIES OF HYDRopHoB1A,
Six Head of steers Belonging to Hem
~ Woikcn. at Dillon. Bitten.

H rry Wolken. Of Dillon. well-
known farmer sof the county. Is loser by
about $500 as the result Of the death Of
siN head ef steers, which have died or
else were compelled 10 be shot after
having been bitten by 4 dog Affected
with rabies. The dog which has caused
the mischief was q strange eur in Tie
Village md his first object OF attack
was dog heloagiMs TO MI Welken.
Mr. Wolktn noticed the strange CANNES.
actions ana surmised he was MD and
immediately got a gun To shoot MIN. Ry
the tiIne he appeared With the tilearm
the animal had mada his escape aud
WAS cunning loose in Il field Containing
number OF his finest cattle hitsag SIX
of the Steers. Alr. Wolken : dog became
affected ny che poisonous bite ms short
time and the oNirer WAS compelled 10.
shoot hiTn The cattle Which Mere bittsn
acted Very much as the dog did going
into commissions shortly afterwards and
dying With the evidence of much suffer-
ing Wfether the strange dog caused
any more havoc among cattle is not
known bur ii Is thought that he prob
ably continued his mao course after
leaving the Woiken farm.
$50 the Land of Fruits and Flowers
Southern california is trutffully
named The Land of Fruits and Flow
eis.4 and there is no more deliughtful
place on this hemisphere in which to
spend the winter months. The quickest
ard best route as Nell as the most com
Portable is via the lowa central short
line New sixteen section Pullman tour
Isl car leaves Minneapolis, 81. Paul.
Mason city, Alarshalltown, Grinnell,
Oskaloosa ana Al9ia every Wednesday,
taking the popular Santa Fl route from
Kansas city and arriving al Los An-
geles in the morning Of Sunday follow
ing and san Francisco in the evening
making only four days ON the trip
Rates are as cheap as by other lines
while the accommodations are not TO be
excelled. For advertising matter, rates
and all information ask any coupon
ticket agent or address the undersigned,
George S. Ratty, G. II. & I. A., Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
Florida, West Indies and Central
America.
The facilities of the louisville &
Nashville ra...oad for handling tourists
and travellers destined for all points in
Florida. Cuba, Porto Rico, Central
America or for Nassau. are unsur-
| Passed Double daily lines of sleeping
cars are run from Cincinnati. Louis
Vile Chicago and st. Louis through
jacksonville to interior Florida points,
and to Miami, Tampa and New Or
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countries mentioned. For folders, etc.,
write George B. Horner. D. p. A.. ST.
| 1Iouis, No.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-21
Re.ult. nj Harlem.

HARLEM, Oct 20.-Results of today's
races-track fast:
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; six furlongs.-Goal Runner
(Devin), Z to 5. won; Sim w. (Boland),
to 2, second; Our Lizzie LANDRY. to s
third. Time. TIA
Second race-For two-year-olds; six
furlongs-His Eminence u. Martini. to
2. won; Kazan Galley. to 5. second; Tyr
u. Woods. to l. third. Time. 1:A.
Third race--For three-year- Odds and up
ward; selling; FIVE and one-half furiongs.-
Emma R. fDominick). even. won: .Goebei
tTully). s to 5, second; Terrorist (Alex-
ander), 10 to 1. third. Time. 1:O7 Is.
Fourth race--For three-year-o and
upward; handicap: one and one-sixteenth
miies.-Advance Guard LANDRY. to D.
won: Chappaqua (Dupee), 3 to l. second;
Tayon Dominick), s to 1. third. Time.
las 2-5 - T.
Fifth race-For three year-olds and up
ward: five and one-hRlf furlongs.-Bessie
Macklin tDominick). to 4. won; Money
Muss q. Martin). to 1, second: Yellow
Tail fBoland). to l, third. Time. Los 3-5.
Sixth race-For' all ages: one mile
ohnet Iandry), 5 to 2. won: Robert Wad-
dell (Seaton). to 2. second William Ack
a. Walsh. to 1, third. Time, lao.
Seventh race-For three-year-olds and
upward; selling; one mile.-Chorus Boy
"a Weber,. to 1. won: Molo Dupee).
to 5. second; Aloha III 81. Martini. to 1.
third. Time 1:41 -.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-21

! should get the money II we attended the
funeral. He didn't want anybody at the
funeral but just the undertaken. The will
said he had lived lonely and he wanted to
. be buried lonely. Them's Just the words
and felt they were intended for me. sure.
| The disposition Of the rest of the estate.
about SECT, coo. was provided for in anoth-
err codIcil. to be opened the day after the
funeral. but we all supposed 1t was do
mated to some charitable object, for Ned
hadn't any kin. 'cepting the cousins"
'-of course you stayed away from the
funeral?"
That's Just the point. Somehow 1 felt
80 miserable and downhearted-you see.
Ned was the onliest partner I ever had
that l determined to go and see him sent
down on his last cage. anyway--money or
no money-aId l did
"And the cousins?''
None Of 'em went. Fact is, they were
so disguised with the 'divvy' that they
cleared out down to Frisco to see Ibout
breaking up the will. So was the only
mourner at the funeral. My friends all
thought was ut for the crazy house to
throw away the s., 900 like that. Well.
just couldn't help 1t. It turned out,
though. to be the best lead ever struck."
How was that?"
why. the next day when the main will
was opened we found it really give the
entire balance OF the cleanup to which
ever Of Us four disobeyed the condition Of
the IS. GEO bequest. SO you SEQ came in
for the whole sum Just like knife. And
do you know" continued the legatee as
he hastily steered US into saloon to con-
eeal the gathering moisture in his eye.
"as sure as guns iron shall alters be-
;ieve that Ned put Up the whole Job
purpose. cause he knowed I'D he thar"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-21

MORRIS PARK, Oct. 2O.-Results of
today's races; track fast:
First race-For four-year-olds and up
ward; handicap steeplechase; about two
and one half miles. Somers tDaytcn).
to l. won; Cock Robin tBraziD. to 1.
second; Tamor (Green), to 1. third.
Time. 4:36 1-2.
Second race-For twc-year-olds; salt
ing; seven furlongs: WitheTs mile. Annie
Thompson Oh Michaels) s to 1. won;
Queen Carnival (Pierman. 80 to /. sec nd;
Glade Run SHAW. 9 to 2, third. Time,
1:2S "a.
Third race-White Plains handicap; for
twO-year- clds; Eclipse course. Conroy
(Henry), 9 to 2. won; Garry Herman
(O'Connor). to 5, second; Silverdal :
Mitchell, TO 5, third. Time, i'll "a.
Fourth race-Morris Park handicap;
for three year olds and upward; two and
ne-fourth miles. Maid of Harlem
(Slack). 5 to l, won; Ethe,bsrt tOdom)
to 2. second: Jack Point tEurns). to 2.
third. Time, 4:O5 1-2.
Fifth race-For two-year-olds and up
wards; selling; six and one-half frulongs.
Huitzitopochtte (Walsh), II to !. won;
Alvarado II (O'Connor). 9 to 2. secord;
Wax Taper tBurns) to l, third. Tine.
1922 1-2.
Sixth race-For three year-clds and
upward: handicap; Withers mile. Musett,
Henry, Z to /. won: Favonius bull
mani. 6 to s. second; Asquith slack. II
to l. third Time 1:41 1-2.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-21
QUEER coDIcIL TO A WILL.
The Result of IA Miners Affection for
n Dead Partner.
From the san Francisco Examiner


The other day we met on Keerney Street
an old-time Washoe acquaintance called
Jem Briggs, whose usually weil-worn min
er's apparel was on this occasion replaced
by gorgeous display OF velvet vest
check pants red scarf. and ponderous
watch chain while his honest and simple
face shone above these evidences of pros
perity with the placid coltentment of "a
full harvest moon.
Hello, Jem." we said; glad to see you
Ice king SO prosperous. Nus; have struck
it rich recently.
so | have" said Jem, and then, as his
tanned face saddened little he continued.
but l had a mighty tuff loss. though. Ny
partner Ned Bimber-you remember Ned +:
has gone up the shaft"
Dead, eh!''
Yes I'll tell you how 1t was. You see
Ned and | had quarrel about two years
40 Don't matter now what it was about.
SIebbe Ned was wrong and mebbe | was,
but all the same neither of us would back
iown-coupl'er d-n fools. you'll say and
so we were-and the upshot of 1t was that
we parted and agreed never to speak to
slch other again.
And didn't yCu?"
No, sir; more shame for us, for We had
zen pards, thick and thin. for fifteen
cars together. Well. about six months
ter that Ned got good gravel claim up
- the Feather. where they have been
urn.ng the river bed, and he struck it rich
cleared up night onto S25O,O0O in ten
sonths."
and how were you getting on?"
"Oh, clean broke. Working up at Gold
ill for So day. Well. l was kinder
sreaking glad to learn of Neds luck. for
IL we were outs; but the next thing
icard was that he had been killed by the
INKS caving in on him. He lived just
eng enough to make his will. Well, the
lawyers wrote as how Ned was worth just
1hout 100000, and the will gave 5000
a1iece to each Of the three distant cous-
rs of hisn-they had all come out from
he east when they heard Of Ned's find
nd the same amount to me. mind you.
INST as though we had not quarreled. But
Ned alters was centric sort OF cuss
Ird the will provided tsnt none of us
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-21
Entrics Mt Harlem.
HARLEM, Oct. 2o.-Entries for Mondays

HARLEM, Oct. 20.-Entries for Mondays
races: -lg 20
First race-For maiden two-year -olds;
five furIongs.-Uncle Tom, 1ls; Lord Lisa.
Ell Photo. 10: Robert waddell, 115; Mateo.
10; Krewer. Guy H.. Red Apple. Quarter
Back, 106; Burnett's Walkaway, lord Rob-
erts. Joe Collins, 1903.
Second race-For three year-olds and
upward: six furlongs.-Bertha Nell. 10;
Astor. Peace. Loyaletta, Dagmar. 1o7;
sakatuck. 1o5; Little Jack Horner. 1902.
Third race-Steeplechase handicap: for
three year-oids and upward; short course
Becky Rolfe. 14S: Saliust. 1874: Univer-
sity. 1872: Last Fellow. Cosrer. 1875
Fourth race-For three year Odds and
upward; one mile.-Moroni. 109; Boney
Boy. 1GS; Fiorizar Specific. 105: ohnet.
Van Hoorebeke. Charley O'Brien. 102.
Fifth race-For fouryear- olds and up
ward; five and one-ha!f furlongs.-Bell
Punch. 112: Sly. May Beach. 109: Dolly
Weithoff. George. 104; Yellow Tail. 102.
Sixth race-For three-year-o.ds and up
ward one mile and twenty yards.-Dis-
solute. 1G9; Aloha II, 1903; Aurea. Lake
Mills. Dissenter. 104: Frelinghuysen. AL
bert Lee. Pirate j.. 1e3: Mayor Manser.
Yolocc. Phallas. Sir Kingston, 100; Prairie
Dog. %; Sidbow. 1O1: Golden Sceptre.
Ibinhere. Manokee. Vernetta. 81.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-21
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-21

en- the team in thai. 8 neraliy weak po-
s;tion.
Bergman is back IN ;he gym :. in an
will play his cid pcsi.io at f rSard
Sweeney ard johnson ara two new rem.
who. after cou-Ec of regeuiar drill
work. will be tit candidates fsr Y;ac S on
one of the teams. Adams Is n clever play
er who will be given u lrial in the an
lineup.
Jennings work Gil the wire is v,ry
clever, and his exhibitions are al avs n
terestiIg.
Up to this time no games haFe been
played. hut number have been arr ans-
ed fer the near future.
The attendance at gympas UNI elssse'
is the largest since the oEenins If The
gym.
Corcornn Cadet Corps.
The basketball team Of the c rcoran
Cadet Corps, in its practice game VITA
the Potomacs last week, showed decided
Improvement in its team work
The prospects are good for visit X
Friday evening from the team represent
ing the Baltimore Y. NJ. C. A. On Noven-
Der an exhibition game will be played
with the Eastern Athletic Club. cham
pions of last year.
ouiSta mas joined tue team, anu VIII
assist Captain Edwards in coaching the
players.
Masten. with practice. will make a good
centre.
Heffner and Mcriarty are devoting all
their practice to perfecting their passing
to forwards
Brick, Pearson. and Zell are throwing
goals in their old time form. Boyle is a
new man who is showing up well at CEN
tire.
The Corcorans' colors will be blue ard
white.
The c. c. C. indoor baseball team will
play an exhibition game with the Y. M.
c. A. next Saturday evening.
Bonnet a. first and Vogt st third are
doing we'll. When Donovan, Walters. and
Haudiboe get more team practice they
will have show to secure places on the
team.
Invitations have been issued for next
Wednesday evening when the wives. sis
tiers. and sweethearts Of the members OF
the Corps will present it with hand
some silk flag Dancing and refreshments
will follow the presentation and altoseth-
er 1t promises to be gala and-a most
enjoyable occasion. o. P. SCHMIDT.