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The age-herald., 1900-12-18
Echoes of the Big Strike.

Shamokin, Pa, December H.-Twelve hundred boys at Natalie CollIery struck today because fifteen blacksmiths and car penters had not been given the 10 per cent. increase in wages.
The age-herald., 1900-12-18

Ladies out shopping should lunch at the new Arlington Cafe, l12 N. 18th St MT. c. H. Nabb is personally in charge.
The age-herald., 1900-12-18

Go where the crowd goes, to Dunker's Saloon, 2O8 and 21O North 2Oth Street, between 2d and 3d avenues
The age-herald., 1900-12-18

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by J. R. Arms trong, Matthew Taylor, Bob Davis and w. C. Robinson.
The age-herald., 1900-12-18

The following is the menu today for the Merchants Lunch served at the Arlington Cafe from Il: 30 to ? o'clock. Price, 35c
The age-herald., 1900-12-18

The sale of valuable real estate in the vicinity of Cleveland and Powdery, which was to have been made yesterday by Reg ister in Chancery Garrett in the of Drennen vs. Woodward ct al., has been postponed until 12 o'clock. Friday, Deeem- her 21
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
THE scHoFIELD CASE.
of Four Boys on False Clew-
All Discharged.

Des Moines. Jan. 10.-A brief and eN-
citing sequel II the Schofield murder
mystery that ii is limited. may result
in damage suits against some of the
most prominent men in Des Moines,
was enacted between Tuesday noon and
4 o'clock Tuesday night. The first
scene Of this act of the long drama in
real life was enacted in Des Moines:
the second in Fairfield. jefferson coun-
ty. and the third in Des Moines. There
may be one moro scene to follow.
Hugh Rove. 20 years old. now Of
Fairfield, but formerly of Macksburg,
Madison county, is the central figure in
the story. Rove was arrested in i drug
store at Fairfield, where he is clerking,
at 1890 Tuesday morning, falsely
charged with the murder. He was
brought to Des Moines. being given no
dinner, placed in the Polk county Jail
in a cell with seven men held for va
rious crimes. held there for thirty-five
minutes, given no supper, and then re-
leased by Justice w. A. Iris, from
whose office the warrant for the young
mans arrest had been issued The war
rant charged Rowe With 1.-The murder
of Mabel Schotield." A. r. Pierce. em-
ployed by committee of Des Moines
residents, brought Rowe from Fairfield
The arrest was made by Sheriff Black
OF Jefferson county. When the prisoner
was lodged in the Polk county jail jus
tice iris was notified.
Since issuing the warrant the justice
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
Dr.. APPL[BY'S CRIME
Grows Suddenly Insane and brushes
Life Out Of Sick
Baby.
~
Parents Of the Child Witness the
Crime. FoWerless to Ere.
vent 1t.
Religion Thought to Be Cause of
His Insanity Serious Stab
bling ARRAY.
Special to Times Republican.

oFeclaI 10 leS-Republ1can.
Hampton, Jan. 1O-Th details of the
murder heretofore reported, of young
babe by DR.. Appleby, of Bristow, show
it to be one of the most brutal ever COM
gmitted in this county. The following
are the facts as discovered after thor
ough investigation: The.ciime was COM
mitted on Monday evening. about half
past O'Clock by DR.. w. G. Appleby, of
Brstow, who. while in sudden fit of
insanity, deliberately killed the 10
months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Marty. from near Dumont.
DIR. Hobson had been called to Bris-
tow in consultation with DIR. Appleby,
and noticing that he showed unmistak-
able signs of being overworked or suf-
feirg from nervousness prevailed upon
him to come To Hampton and spend a
few days With him to recuperate. y
short time after their airivai here MIR.
and Mrs. Marty called at DR.. Hrbson' (
office with their babe to consult him re-
garding some ailment. About the Same
time DR. Hobson had an urgent call d
short distance from town, and he sug
gested that DR.. Appieby malle4an exam
nation of the child. which suggestion
was accepted by the parents.
After DR.. Hobson's departure Appleby
took the child and began, in u very
rough manner, TO examine IT, In a few
seconds he placed his thumbs under its
chin. the fingers of both hands on its
l1-f. St,g e ifs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
Funeral of Mrs. Ashton.
Ia Tinles-R enublican.

Special TO Times Republican,.
4Aines, Jan. lo.-The funeral of Mrs.
George Ashton, who died lately Al Lin
coin. Neb, was held from the residence
of Turner McLain Monday afternoon.
Mr. McLain is cousin of the deceased.
Mr.. Ashton was former superintenG-
ent of the Ames public schools and af-
forwards county superintendent Of
Boone county.
The Anes merchants have gone into
the rate cutting business. There never
was a time when the necessaries of life
could be bought any cheaper.
MIR. II. p. Henderson, OF Chicago. has
been visiting friends here this week
Professor Pammel. along with seien-
fists in other parts of the country. has
lately been instrumental in forming a
national meteorological society.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
CEDAR RAPIDS WATER CASE.
Proceedings Arc Begun
Against The CITY In the Courts.

Cedar Rapids, Jan. 10.--A most inn
portant question. and one in which
there is wide interest, will come up be-
fore Judge Thompson in the district
court on next Monday, on the hearing
on injunction proceedings commenced
by the Cedar Rapids Water Company
against the city of Cedar Rapids. The
question TO be decided is whether a city
council can regulate rates charged by
a water company and determine what
and reasonable rates.
A twenty-five year franchise OF the
Cedar Rapids Water Company expires
next month. Last spring the council
gave notice of its intention to purchase
the plant at the expiration of the fran
chise. Instead of carrying out this re-
solve, the mayor recently called Il spe-
scial election to determine whether the
city should enter into Il contract to
lease. control and maintain a water
works system. to cost not less than
$500 900, payable at an annual hydrant
rental of $3S.O00. the plant to become
the exclusive property of the city ut the
end of twenty-three years. The prop
osition carried.
Last Friday night the council passed
an ordinance fixing the water rates,
both to the city and private consumers
to beacharged by the Cedar Rapids Wa
ter Company until such time as the new
system contemplated by the proposition
submitted at the special election might
be completed. The rates as fixed by the
ordinance are about 40 per cent less
than the present rates. Before the ordi-
nance could have official publication the
water company secured temporary in
junction. restraining the official papers
from its publication, and the mayor and
members of the city council from fur
Their action in the matter until a hearing
could be had. This hearing will come
up next Monday.
councils may regulate the rates that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
SANTIAGO SUFFERERS.
Capt. MeComb, First Illinois In
fantry, a Victim to the Priva-
tons Of the Campaign.
Unhealthy Drinking Water Played
Havoc With His Kidncys-Owcs 1t
TO Dodd's kidney pills That He
IL Not a Victim of Bright's
Diseaee-Nlanly Letter.

Chicago, Jan. 2.-The Cuban War was
the cause of great deal more suffer-
ing than that to be expressed by the lists
OF killed and wounded. Many poor fell
lows who went through the campaign
without a scratch will feel the effects OF
the privations and exposure they en-
dured SO bravely until their dying day.
Capt. McColnb of this city, who
served with the First Illinois infantry.
and who has been an officer in the First
Illinois National Guard for twelve
years, came home broken in health af-
ter seven weeks IN the trenches before
Santiago. His kidneys had been effect
ad by the filthy drinking water. worse.
at Santiago than at any other point in
the war.
The many friends of Capt. McComb
will be glad to iearn he has recovered.
Brlghts disease, which was Developing,
has been averted by the timely use of
Dodd's Kindney Pills. Owing to this
remedy, which has the reputation of be-
ing the only medicine that will cure
Bright's disease, that formerly incura-
BILE malady, Capt. McComb is now in
perfect health. He himself writes to
acknowledge the benefit he has received
from Dodds Kidney Pills. His letter
reads as follows:
Chicago, ILL.,. Aug. %, 1899.
Dodds' Medicine Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
Gentlemen: During my campaign in
Cuba was compelled to drink the un-
healthy water of that climate and coun-
try, which got my kidneys in very
serious condition. began to take
Dodd's Kidney Pills upon my immedi-
ate return home and found them to be a
sure cure for kidney complaint and rec
on,mend them to all sufferers of this
terrible disease. Yours very truly.
CAPT. w. II. INCOME.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES
Will BE Held Thursday Afternoon
and Will BE More Elaborate Than
Usual,

and Will BE More Elaborate Than
Usual.
Des Moines. Jan. 10.-The inaugural
tion of Governor Shaw and Lieutenant
Governor Millman will take place at the
Auditorium on Thursday at 2:30 p M.
The occasion will be- on the whole,
rather more ceremonious than others of
.thesame kind. The joint legislative com
smittee concluded that the Auditorium
was the proper place for such a ccre-
mony. and the decision has met with
general approval. A worse place than
the capitol rotunda, With its continual
noises. drafts and poor seating facilities.
could hardly be found for such Il gath
lering.
The details for the ceremony are not
yet entirely arranged. The two houses
will meet in their respective chambers
at 100, and will march from the build
ing to a line of carriages in waiting at
the east front of the capitol. AT the
same time the executive party, includ-
ing the governor, state officers and SUI
preme judges, will go from the eSecu-
tive chambers to their carriages, at the
front of the line. The procession will
then form and move across Grand ave-
nue. to the Auditorium
The line will be in charge of Adjutant
General NJ. II. Byers, With a represen-
tation OF the governors staff. Troop
a and the Lincoln Hussars, together
with the Dies Moines military compa-
MES, Will act as est irt. One or two
bands will also be in line.
AT the Auditorium the executive and
Legislative parties will be seated ON the
stage. The house will be opened to the
public, holders of tickets being entitled
to precedence up to a certain hour. The
ceremonies will begin at = o'clock. For
these the order is not yet fully deter
mined.
At the conclusion of the inauguration
the procession will reform and return
to the state house, where the houses
will adjourn Before adjournment.
however, the lieutenant governor will
announce his committees. 1t is not eX-
pected the house committees will be
named for several days yet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
A sTABB1NG ARRAY.
Bad Men, of the ..Btg Woods in
Bremen County Attempt Murder.


Bremen County Attempt Murder.
Special to Times Republican.
Waverly. Jan. 10-A serious and SEN
sational stabbing affray took place near
Denver, in Bremen county. Ii seems that
Henry Erickson and George Roehl,
young farmers, While on their way home
from Denver We're singing. as they
passed along the road, and We're told by
the Marquis boys, who regard them
selves as bad men" to Shut up or
they would put bullet through them.
Some little alteration resulted. The
Marquis boys followed the others up for.
a distance of perhaps TWO miles. AT
one time they stopped at a farmers and
got pitchforks for use, but the farmer
and his hired man took the pitchforks
from the intruders. Finally Ericsson
alighted from his buggy and told his
assailants that they had gone far
enough and they must desist. Thereup-
on one OF the Marquis proceeded To
carve Ericsson with knife. Deep cash
es were made on head. face and neck.
and the knife barely missed the jugular
Vein. The farmer and his hired man
separated the assailant and Ericsson.
Ericsson was taken to q Doctors, where
he has since remained. His wounds are
serious, but at this writing are not con-
sidered dangerous. Heroert Marquis,
the principal aggressor, proved game,
and 1t required three men to effect his
arrest. He is now lying in Jail awaiting
the action of the Bremen county grand
Jury, WI ich is now in session. Erwin
Marquis was arrested in Waterloo and
is now in jail. All are young men. The
affair took place in the lower "big
woods" a locality that has not good
reputation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
Gilman.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Gilman. Jan. 1o.-At its anrual meet
ing on SATURDAY. the Conversational
church elected officers as follows: j. ".
Frankforth. deacon: Will Wyiie and s.
G. Robson. trustees. Jesse Ramsey.
treasurer; j, M. Carney. clerk; Mrs.
jesse Ramsey. organist: and Mrs. j. NJ.
Carney. assistant orsanist II Was
annual social ard roll car at the cha3sI
on. Wednesday, the 824th inst
The NJ. r.. sunday school elected oIti-
GERS eo,. the ens,,i,l = YEAR AZ goilovs;. q;
r. Stans berry. superin,endent; eraneis
Miller assistant superif,tendent. r.
I.li Milic,its. secretary. Netfie t;olllfl
treasurer, Harry Hulin, assistant
treasurer; ana Elsie L-rbine. organise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
Supervisors Association.
4 10 Times- Reptiilican.

FSpeclal 10 llIHSS-1tep uDllctiI.
Ames, Jan. 10-The Ames people are
making preparations for the entertain-
Hment of the third Biennial meeting of
the State Supervisors Association.
which will be held here on the 18th and
10th of this month. The members of the
association will be rendered a banquet
on the evening of the 10Th Among the
special features of the program Will be
the subject of county care of insane, by
the board of supervisors of Polk coun-
ty, a paper on bad Roads by Mrs.
Jamie McElyea Boyer, and one on
Good Roads by Prof. G. +. Curtiss,
director of the iowa experiment sta
ton. under whose supervision the gov
lernment is making experiments of diff
ferent kinds of roads which are thought
loo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
X. +. Omcers Elected.
II to Times Republican.

SptUIdI 10 IIHIeS-IStPUUIICdH.
Clarksville. Jan. 10. - The following
officers of Hines Lodge No. 10, X. of p,
We're elected for the ensuing year at
the annual election Monday evening
C. c.. Charles F. London; v. c., f. w.
Mellinger; p. w. S. Barkelew; NJ at
A., H. A. Molsherry;SI. G., j. d. Belden;
o. c., E. H. Greene; NJ of W.. G. Loom
is; NJ. of e.. Ed Madigan; NJ. of f.. f.
f. McElwain: X. OF r. and S.. C. S.
Ford; trustees. Ed Wilcox, C. s. Ford
and F. n. Forney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10

mad changed his mind on the question.
of the merits of the case and as soon
as he could get to the Jail he ordered
Rowe dismissed for want of sufficient
evidence to warrant his detention.
Guy Howell, a Des Moines boy, living
at l5i1 High street, who was arrested
on suspicion of completely in the same
crime. with which Rowe was charged,
was also dismissed.
warrant was issued for the arrest
of Charles Thomas, but no person of
that name could be found by the de-
tective in charge of the case.
Frank Bender, for whom fourth
rested. nor was any attempt made to
find him.
Ii either of the latter TWO had been.
located ne would have been dismissed
at once. for Justice Iris left orders al
the jail to notify him as soon as an ar
rest was made. promising that he.
would release the man at once.
FEY. /. y. McCash. pastor of the Uni
versity Place Church of Christ, resi-
dence 11G4 Twenty-fifth street; c. A.
Crawford, cashier Of the American
Savings Bank. residence li06 Madison.
avenue, md Joseph +. Fager, real es-.
tate dealer. residence 1927 T'wenty-sixtil
street. are members OF the finance COM
mittee of a committee OF Des Meines
citizens in charge Of an invesligation
into he mysterious death of Mabel
Schctield on Oct. % OF -. the commit
tee os three being a branch of this
Larger one. It has been working on the
case for about six weeks.
we felt, said DR.. eIcCash last
evening, that enough had not been
done toward the discovery and appre-
hension of the person or persons who
der Of an innocent girl. We began oar
work about six weeks ago, after the
Dies Moines police, ard everybody else
apparently, had given up the case We
have been Interested in i merely from
humane point of view. We are not
prepared just now to giveout inforrna-
ton upon which the arrest of Howe
and the other young nan has been
made.
The other two gentlemen spoke
about as DR.. MeCash had de.e to the
effect that rev Information had been
acquired since the case had been
dropped by lie local police and upon
this new evidence the arrests had been
made. They absolutely refused to di-
vilse any of the evidence they pro-
lfessee to have. They admitted that
they had hired Detective Pieyce to work
on the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
Directors Elected.
% Tin,esl u annhlica1a

Special 10 Times-ReDubIlcan.
.Anes. Jan. 1o-Ti,e stockholders Of
the .Anses & College railway met here
today and elected the following officers
and directory: W. NJ. Greeley, presi-
dent; f. w. Stanton, vice president. Nj.
h. Smith, secretary, treasurer and gem
eral manager. Directors: c. f. Cur
tiss, j. l.. Budd and NJ. Stalker. Ames,
and George France, Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
sues uncle for Danuges.

Special TO Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. Jan. lo.-J. w. Ryan. of
the firm of Ryan 81 Collins. large imple
ment dealers in this city. has filed pa
pers in suit for damages against his
uncle, Michael Ryan. for $4,000, charg
ing him with defamation of character.
The petition claims that the defendant
called him thief and robber and asks
that a Judgment be rendered against
him for the amount above stated. Ow
ing to the prominence of the parties. the
suit promises to be quite sensational.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
ORDERED TO MANILA.
b. NJ. R.smusson,s OF Roland. to En-
ter Postal service In the Philip

Special TO Times Republican.
Roland, Jan. lob. NJ. Rasmussen re
ceived word Yesterday from the post
office department at Washington to hold
himself in readiness to report at San.
Francisco III a short time. from which
point he will SAIL for Manila, where he
has been given d position in the mail
service. Rasmussen spent the early part
of 1899 in Havana. Cuba, as assistant
superintendent OF mails of Havana, but
was obliged TO return on account of his
wife's health. Mrs. Rasmussen Will ac-
-cnnnanY him 10 the Philippnes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10

may be charged by water companies,
both to municipalities and private con-
sumers, but that such rates shall at all
times be reasonable and just The wa
ter company in asking for the injunc-
ton declare that the rates as fixed by
the ordinance are unjust and would
prevent reasonable compensation to
the stockholders 1t is probable the case
finally will be carried to the United
States supreme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
THE LUCKY 4-LEAF

Did you ever look for four.leaf Glow
er. Who has not. We we'll remember
the great pleasure we experienced when
as special favor. our teacher allowed us
to study under the noble apple tree grow
ing near the schoolhousc. With the
ground carpeted with sweet clover the
temptation to look for "four-leaves' was
too great to resist, and the finding of one
brought feeling of quiet satisfaction.
In studying for suitable emblem for
good trade mark, the thought came to
us that for remedy which has given
such universal satisfaction as PHELPS,
FouR-c (Cough-Cold-Croup- Cure, what
could be more appropriate than this leaf:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
New Manager.
Special i.

Special to mesRepublican.
Ames, Jan. 10.-The management of
the1oper house changes hands next
week. Mr. Proper retiring and Benjamin
Davis assuming control Mr.. Davis has
proved his business qualities as assist
ant manager of the julie Davis House,
and will doubtless furnish the best at
fractions the capacity of the house af-
fords.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-10
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.
shaw's Plurality Officially Fixed a
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.--President Nc
Kinley received a long message from
Governor w. s. Taylor, of Kentucky
at Frankfort. Governor Taylor rected
at length the situation in Kentucky
declared that he considered himself the
legally elected executive of the state
and asserted that the condition Of af
fairs was most critical.
He said that "a riot may occur at any
time which will cause much bloodshed
Governor Taylor said that he war doubt
full of his power to control the situation
and applied to the president to end the
matter and secure peace i'll the state by
recognizing him us the governor o
Kentucky. The appeal was very earn
est and the administration was uIgently
requested to act.
1t was asserted that Senator Black
burn and others will call ON the presi
dent today, and present Mr. Goebel'
side of the case. 1t was asserted that III
already has been practically assured o.
no federal interference.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-02
TROOPS BLOCKED THE WAY.
Kept Legislators Out of the State House
Got Together In Another Place,
but Had No Quorum.

FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 2.-When the
members Of the legislature attempted to
enter the state house at 8 o'clock a
double file of soldiers with fixed bayo.
nets met the members at the door and
turned them back. Speaker Trimble
adjourned the legislature again, subject
to his call.
Later, Speaker Trimble posted no.
tice in the Office of the Capitol hotel,
calling members of the house to meet in
one Of the hotel parlors. Forty-four
members only were present. and this
being no quorum, an adjournment was
taken. The meeting was not originally
intended as much for business purposes
as to serve notice on the military that
the legislature was able to meet whom it
chose. The notice was posted in ample
time to have allowed the soldiers to pre-
vent the gathering.
The senate also held a short caucus
and nominated Senator Carter, Of An
derson county, to be president pro tenn
of the senate, position heretofore held
by Goebel.
There is very little heard now about
London, and there seems to be general
feeling among the Democrats and Re-
publicans alike that the next regular
meeting OF the Legislature will be held
in the capitol building. There has been
no announcement OF any intention on
the part of Governor Taylor, but it
seems to have become tacit belief that
he will rescind mis- action before the
time set for the meeting at London.