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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

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one Of the principal exhibits from
The Solomon Islands b. the tribal food
bowl, inlald With The cOnus shell. and
used Tor human or other chOwder. by
boiling the flesh with heated stones
The wood used In the making Of these
bowls is very light and durable: the
bowl on exhibition Is about two feet
In depth and three In length, giving II
an appearance OF ain ancient viking
galley, on account OF the carved wood
projections AT both ends. Their canoe
paddles are also inlald with pearl shell.
Their water bottles consist OF cocoa
nut shells, prettily lnlaid wit hshells.In
fact. shell work seems TO be the pre-
dominant feature in their ornamental
work. War-shields from the Solomon
Islands are decorated with shell money
and feathers. and are very highly
priced. A popularity OF the arrange
ment OF the feather-knobs is that they
have unconsclously formed them into
the shape OF the Christian cross.
Samoa and Marquesas.
From the Samoan Islands, so promi-
nently brought to the worlds atten-
ton but a few months ago, have been
sent war-clubs and shields. kappa, mat
ting and fans; the shields are covered
with regular design work in colored
plaits. Kava bowls, similar to the Ha-
waiian poi" bowls, but broader AT the
top, are made of an entirely different
wood to the Hawaiian bowls, and do
not take such high polish. The fans
which come from Samoa are highly
priced as souvenirs by tourists, and
many are found in the Eastern cities.
The war-clubs are mostly round, like
a baseball bat, richly carved and bead
ed. Sleeping-pillows, unlike the Anglo
Saxon idea of softness, are made of
piece of ofe wood, about three inches
in diameter, mounted on legs and
about four inches from the floor, mere
ly rest for the neck.
A splendid exhibit of canoes of the
catamaran and outrigger style are
seen in the Marquesas Islands dis
play; sails for the larger canoes are
made by plating palm strips together,
and the canoes themselves are con-
of single log of wood, hol-
lowed out; the outrigger is small,
curved piece Of wood; this balances the
canoe in the toughest weather A Mar
quesas Island canoe OF the double-deck
galley style, reminds one very strongly
of the ancient Phoenician galley. War
drums are made of cocoanut wood, with
sharks skin or oxhide head, and CO.
coanut braid cords wound about the
body.
The museum building itself Is con-
structed entirely Of lava stone blocks,
and although 1t is quite roomy, yet a
wing is being added which is almost
as large as the main building. The
Bishop Museum Is to Polynesia what
the British Museum is to Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23

AS Bernice Pauahi, she was related
to the royal family of the Kamehameha
dynasty, and the cousin OF Queen EN-
ma, two women who have indelibly in
scrihed their names upon the hearts OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-02-23
The Bishop Collection
of Curios.
One Of the Most interesting Sights
In Honolulu Pleasantly
Described.

HONOLULU. Feb. S.--Above the In
ner entrance to the Museum OF Ha-
walian and Polynesian History is a
tablet of polished notified stone, In
which is engraved in letters of gold the
following inscription;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12
MAST AGENCl'

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowa.
mia abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
lacy nasi agenci %mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - 'Franciszek
~ WardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski, 1914 - Is Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowskl
7l2 s. Bond Str.
MILWAUKEE
y Kniter Q96 We'll ul.
NANTlCOKE Pa.-Fr. Jab{onsk
NORTH PRAIRIE. - Jan Kiln.
ger.
OAK HILL. - st. P~ogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
WILNO MIMI. ]. 0roohowsE
TOWN LAKE, pod Chicago. -
Jozef %Sera6nlak, 1900 Hermitage
ave.
sOUTHBEND. Inds
- JAM. TNebiato wski
S2o7 SO walnut
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12
renumerata Wynosi rOcznie
" Stanach lied. i Kanadzie 5000
W Europe (k~oniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w arun k i.

Abonenci op}acajacy W1ARUsA
z do1u, kon1ecznie musza PLACID
900 ma jeden rok, rozumle sig
- take "a rok 1899, lubo W tym
roku ola, przedp}acicieli czyli p}a~
cacych naprz6d, roczna op{ate
z~nizylismy ma $1.50.
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no.
1ych abonent6w i prze6le cd
kaidego c%alorocznY abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca4y rok gazette
Ola niego samego %przese}ac bedzie~
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
~wiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.yehmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a po6rednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs pose}any be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpierw
xap}aci6 jezeli co "a MIA winien.
P;eniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA ma
lezy przese1a6 przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
tel ~przese1aG abonament W dolarach
pspierowyoh, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lub dwucen
towyoh znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
iezeli abouament, W taxi spos6b
przes}any, " drodze przepadnie Zoo
sig " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
xdarza) wydawca W1AnUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial;
no6oi. Take listy ;najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie registrowa6 DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie o.
powiedzialnosG, re wraz z zawarto6.
cia dojda ma m~iejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese}ki pie
uiezne do W1ARUsA adrescwaG:
81. Derdoeusk;
800 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12

ma byc przysz}ymm viceprezyden-
TEN Stan6w Zjednoczonych, glow
ny doradzca obecnego prezydenta
Nc Klnleya to zyd, . take j my
tn v Michiganie bedziemy miell
vicegubernatorem zyda kapitaliste,
nazwiskiem Moses Robinson.
Kiedy Cleveland by{ na krzesle
prezydenta. milionerzy powyimo-
wall z bank6w wszystkie swoje
k~apita}y, pieniadze przesta}y O.
biega6 pc kra;u, trudno bylo Q
pozyczki kredyt. A politykierzy
republikahscy krzyczeli. ,,Teraz
macie easy demokrackie!"
Nar6d z nedzy W rozpacz
popada} i zaczela sic organizowaG
g1osna armia Coxeya, lecz kapitaly
milioner6w i te wnet " puch roz~
billy. Dalej uragali republikanie
demokratom) m6wiac: ,,Oddajcie
rzady nam, a bedzie znowu wszee-
die roboty dosy6!"
I gdyby pc Clevelandzie zno'
WI by} zosta} prezydentem W. ].
Bryan, demokrata, lud by}by mu-
siaf z glodu umierac, albo by}aby
wybuchia ~rewolucya. Lud jedn.k
ME chcla} ~jeszcze rozlewu krwi, lecz
wo]af g1osowaG ma republikahskle~
go prezydenta, byle tylko m6dz sig
wyzywi6.
Odk1adajac dalsze mole oso-
biste rczumowania polityczne do
przysz}ego numeru, kresle jeszcze
ma predce kilka wiadomosci po-
tocznych z Bay City.
Swietego Juliusao bcho-
dzill:my to raza dosy6 przyzwoicie,
HE z ~pijahstwem i,bijatykami
jak pc inne lata. Widat, re troche
sic cywillzujemy.
* X
Cd tax zwanych excur-
S S powinni sic Polacy kato~
Icy wstrzymywa6, ponlewaz maj
czesciej bywaja one urzaadzaue VI
Niedziele rano, podczas nabozeh~
silva. Ma co zreszta wywozie pie
Made do innych miejscowosci i
bez potrzeby bogaci6 kompanie
Bawi} tn przez ostatnie try
tygodnie pan Mieczys1aw Koterski
z Chicago, kawaler, cz1onek Zwiaz-
ku Spiewak6w Polskich W Amery-
20. y s]tronnictwa chicaoosk,eoo Tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12
OKRE!!T0W
y DOrcIe
r& ~ Es#.E#EE- \

ROuzltJlC ~ Poo'
Sobotr 80 Czerwca " maya
zynie niemieckiego Lloyda,
pelnym bawelny. obok kt6re)
stale kilkaset beczek natty.
Ogieh zosta} spostrzezony
przez straznika Williama
Northmaida ". chwili, gdy
pierwsze plomienie sic uka-
zaly, zaalarmowano wszystkie
oddzialy stray " New Yorku
Ale zanim te nadbieglv,
ogieh przeni6sl sic do maga~
zynow przylegajacych ! objal
swemi strasznemi ramiony
diva olbrzymie parowce ,Saa-.
|le" Bremen. Parowce te
byly peIne ludzi mathew j
-. .-I, s&41-z s-a.r . - - "- -
os6b zwiedzajacych ;e, a Gala
przysta6 byla jak gdyby "a
barykadowana mn6stwem ma
lych statk6w, yacht6w
cz6len, kt6re ME mogiy wy
dostat sic ma rzeke i staly
sic }atwa pastwa %p}omieni. A
plomienie te podsycane rala~
ca sic bawelna i malta, byly
tax gwaltowne i tax szybko
sic rozszerza}y, re ratunek by)
niemozliwy a ucieczka z pa
lacych sic magazyn6w take
niemozliwa.
Mic ME ~wstrzymywalo og-
MIA W lego zwyciezkim po~
chodzie. o sz6ste) popo}udniu
p~lomienie previously sic do
msgazyn6w Cambella a trzeci
parowiec Main" zaczal sic
palit. Przestrzeh mad rseka
W d}ugosci pol mill a twierc
mill W giab przedstawlaia
jedo7 zbita mase %p}omieni,
kt6re sialy miliardy ;skier,
grozily okolicznym magazy~
nom i zdawaly sic niemozli
we do poskromienia.
w tel .krytycsnej chw'li
naczelnik dok6w linli Ham,
bursko-A WI
dzac, jake niebezpieczehstwo
zagraza calemu portowi,
wpadl ma heroiczny pomys{
W tel chwili 60 wykonal
Potezna eksplozya wstrzasia
powietrzem, zdawa}o sic, ze
k;]kaset piorun6w W jedne]
chwili uderzylo W jedno to
samo miejsce. To nina dy~
namitowa, podlozona przez
kapitana dok6w, wysadzila
" powietrze caly jeden maya
gym. Ten szcze$liwy pomys}
komendanta przerwa} dalsze
szerzenie sic pozaru, prze-
grodzonego Cd resety budyn-
.k6w LIMA woody, W -kt6rej stall
magazyn W ~powietrze wysa-
dxonv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12
correspondence Wiarusa.
Z BAY CITY
(M1CH.)

Demokraci W tym kraju,
s%zczeg6lnie Niemcy, SO oburzeni
ma ready Nc Kinleya, a zpowo~
du, re Stany Zjednoczone zaje}y
wyspy Filipinskie, a powt6re, re
tutejszy Rad republikanski ME ujal
sic "a Boerami,
Ably Niemlaszkow udobruchac
i zapewnic sobie ponowny wyb6r
prezydenta z Iona swej partyl,
mianowali wiec republikanie vice
gubernatorem s}awnego stepowego
jezdzca Rosevelta,- uckodzacego "a
Niemca, lubo po prawdzie bohater
ten jest pochodzenia zydowskiego.
Mlanowany vice~prezydent c
publikanski nazywa sic w}asciwie
z zYdowska r f Ell d, lecz
gwoli semickiego brzmienia tego
nazwiska przedzlerzgna1 sic W
Rosevelta, Pradziad bohatera z
pod Santiago by4 niemleckim zy-
dem, a prababka da;czmanka Z
Holandyi,
Wlasnie p}ynacej W swych ~
ZACH krwl holenderskiei, tel samej
kt6ra plynie " zy}ach walecznych
Boer6w, zawdziecza Roosevelt swoja
slave jake zolnierz.
Nlecn Big AaAuy aeA
teraz v tel wolnel ziemi Washing
tona' tylko kapital ster rzaddw
dsicrzY.
Nietylko Re dis milionerzy
re%publitanie kontroluja wszystkie
silly robotnika. ale ieszcse onoa
mie6 mad, tym robotnikiem swoja
wlad.e.
Wplywowe ur1edy tyIko ka-
pitalistom oddaie Kapitalista 1yd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12

ne paki, tamowaly ich uciecz-
Ike, ~unlemozliwialY ratuaek.
Krzyki, rozpaczy ! wolania Q
.pomoc professionally sic 2
poza %plomieni, ale Mkt tym
nieszczesljwym ratunku niest
ME byl " stanie. Vice, albo
padali ofara oenia, albo
rzucali sic do woody, kt6ra
gasila ich palace sic suknie
ale tax same nlosla I'm Smiert
|jak ogie1, Z posr6d kt6rego
uciekli. 900 ludzi zginelo. "
plomieniach lub utonelo Q
kilkanascie krokow Cd brze-
gu.
Straty materyalne p:zecho~
dza dziesiee milion6w dola-
row, I czego dwie trzecie ME
byly z,asekurowane. ~,
Ma statku ,,Saale" zginal
jeden Z najzacniejszych ka~
plan6w amerykahskich. Ojciec
Jan O'Brien. Wybieral sic on
W podr6z do Europy re swoja
sedziwa matka i dzien pred
odjazdem poszedl ogladnad
kajute,. kt6ra ola swej matki
wynaial. Wes7li do kaiuty
oboje i ju& z niej wyjs6 ME
zdolali. Pan Bog powo}al ieh
do. siebie.
Okret parowy Wilhelm der
Crosse zostal uratowany W
ten spos6b, re siekierami od~
cteto liny trzymajace go prey
brzegu.
Groze po}ozen'a powiek~
scala ia okolicznosc, 3e topily
sic i, pali}y gumowe we've
stray ogniowej.
Bremehski parowiec pasa-
zerski M ain przyby} do
portu nowoyorskiegc dopiero
tego samego dnia rano.
Ma parowcu Bremen
bylo DUO gosci, zwiedzaj9~
cych okret. Gdy dano Signal
a%larmowy. spuszczono natych-
Mast LODI ratunkowa, kt6ra
napeloiwszg sic ludzm1, pre-
wr6cila sic. Wszyscy ludzie
wpadli do woody utoneli.
Pod pok}adem okretu
Main' znajdowa}o sic 5 900
ton roznego towaru. kt6rego
wartoSci M razie ocenic ME
MONA. Marynarze ma palacych
sic okretach stracili Gale swoie
mienie.
Ma pokladzie okretu ,,Sa-
ale'' znaleziono zwloki kapits-
ma Mirow. Miedzy innymi
straoil zycie podczas pozaru
nieiaki Mielihski, manager "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12
AMERYkA

Ma KONWENCYI demokra-
tycznej " Kansas City mianowaDy
j. w. Bryan kandydatem
ma prezydenta stan6w Zjednoczo
nych, nominacya ma demo kratycz~
nege vlce-prezydenta zas uzyskaf
Adbai s. Stevenson.
Stevenson, by! juz raz vice.
!prezydentem stan6w Zjednocz'o''
aych, "a czas6w Clevelanda. Uro-
dill sic " roku 1885 " Kentucky;
z zawodu jest adwokatemi
ST. LOUIS, No. areszcie
przyszlo do ostatecznego porozu~
mienia miedzy kompania Transit
i poprzednimi robotnikami i zawar-
ty zosta} pok6j ma nastepujacych
warunkach: s.
Kazdy robotnlk mole nalezee
do towarzystw, kt6re sam .uwazat
bedzie "a w1aSciwe, - Robotnik,
kt6ry grozbami zmuszat bedzie
innych do przystepowania do uni,
lub innych towarzystw ~zostanie
wydalony. - Kempania must przy-
jaG i rozpatrzec skargi pojedyh-
czych robotnik6w, hub tsz komitetu
z robotnik6w. w celu obsadze-
MIA posad obecnie, lub W p~rzyszlo-
sci. komitet strajkier6w rozporza'
dzae bedzie llsta i z n1ei wpblerad
potrzebnych robotnik6w, zreszta
zajeci obecnle ME straca miejsca.
laden z tych, ktorzy podczas strait
ku d~opuszczali sig gwa}t6w, ME
otrzyma zajecia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-07-12

ina Waslelewskaz Bay City. Ped--|
:zas cerenond 6lubnej wszystEie
utejsze chdry 6piewackie za6pie-
vae maja m}odej pare V 9 \ j
! reator.
O sadie polubowym pomiedzY
Ma Prawdziarzem juz mic
ME s}ycha6. Me zaszko-
1zl4oby. zeby takowy sic odbyf,
DO przetrzes{oby SIG niekt6re
sprawki przez ~rzeszoto.
. -. .gs4 ~ :" as-x Az"
w ubieg{ym tygodniu odwie~
dill nasz kosci6l pewien nlebar~
do mile tn wldziany kaplan polski
z sasiedztwa. = Jakos mu teskno
"a ,,potepionymi i straeonymi ola
WARY, jak on ME tax dawno temu
parafian polskich " Bay
City.
Pomaluczku, I bedziec1e
ogladat kr6lestwo niebieskie, po-
maluczku a zapanuje jednoSG 1.
zgoda w6r6d tutejszej para6i, vSr6a
dzleci jednei matki. - Otto slowa
Daszego wielebnego Proboszeza,
SEP.
z Packa Dakotejskiego
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Pewnie jak South Dakota
stara, ME zasz}o W mel cos podobe
nego, jak to co tn mia4o miejsce W
Sobote, 30 Czerwca. W dniu tym
Gala nasza parafa o%bchodzi}a ka-
zlote wesele.
Kleczacym PREY o1tarzu SCI
aziwym Jublla!om, panstwu Pa
Kurkowskim, pochodza~
gym z pod kaszubskiego Bytowa,
asystowali powaznie synowle i
'ynoweJ c6rki zieciowie, wreszcie
Rnukowie, kt6rych wszystkicb,
ME rachujac, byfo oko}o so, a
;a}y pe}en kosci61 modlif sig o
lobre powodzenie ola mich podcza=
dni jeich zywota 10 szcze=
wieczna.
Wielebny K. Proboszcz Woj-
" asystencyl ksiedza nle~
Observation-Disclosures z s2siedriej
5arafii, celebrewa} sumeJ a potem
Mai przemoWe 90 czclgodnycn
|ubilat6w. l to przemowe tax czu}a,
ME by1o W kosciele czlowieka
% ty sig ME rozbecza}.
Para Jubilat6w, pomimo tylu
'rzyzyk6w ma swych g%rzbietach,
vygladafa czerstwo l zdrowo.
Pc skohczsnych ceremoniach
:oscielnych caly orszak ruszy1 do
;ospody panstwa Jubilat6w, tylko
'6f mill cd ko~sciofa, i tam rozpo-
ze}a sic huczna biesiada. Gdy
oScie powstajali cd stol6w, sk}a~
ano godnej pare Jubilujacej po-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-23
Will GIT N
Interesting Contest for Trusteeship
Of the Ames College Prac.
tically Decided.
Place Conceded to W. R. Moninger
After the Withdrawal Of E.
NJ. Wentworth.
A Friendly Contest That Threatened
Defeat for Both Ended by MIR.
Wentworth's Action.

Mr. w n. Moninger, of this county.
Will be one of the new trustees OF The
Iowa State College at Ames This MAS
practically decided at a conference held
in Des Moines Monday between the
Marshall county representatives. and a
few others, including County Chairman
George u. Estabrool. of this city, and
Mir L. -. Goodrich, of State Center.
The vacancy from this district in the
beard OF trustees of the college WAS CON-
coded 70 Marshall county, provided the
representatives could agree upon any
enc candidate. Senator Classen was
pledged TO MIR Moninger. while MI.
kimball was favorable tofthe candidacy
of Mr. T. NJ. Wentworth Of State Gem
ier, While both candidates were assured
of u good support from the other coun-
ties of the district. The Marshall coun-
ty people Mere notified. however that If
they could not agree upon one man the
balance of the district would be com
PEELED 70 seek elsewhere for candi-
date
TO assist in the settlement of the diff
ticult problem Chairman s.stabrook WAS
called 70 the conference n Des aIoi,les,
but not in the interest of either of the
iaspiraats. Finally MIR. Wentworth,
rather than see both the Marshall coun-
~ candidates defeated, and to bring
about an agreeable solution of the din
| emma, withdrew. leaving Mr.. Moning-
er clear field. This action on Mi
/ WentNDrth's part was most credlla ble
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-23
JURY DISAGREED.
Case of State vs.. Bert Wilson Will
Have to BE Retired

The Bert Wilson case will have to be
retired. The jury was sent out at
O'Clock Monday evening, with instruc-
tions thar If an agreement was not.
reached by O'Clock a. m. to remain out
all night. At 1880 this morning the jury
sent word to the court that an agree
ment was out of he question. Judge
Caswcl ordered the members TO appear
in court, and after learning that they
stood To they were dismissed from
further service on this case. 1t is un-
derstood that the vote was seven for
ar1uittal and five Tor conviction.
This morning the trial of the ease Of
Coroner f p. Licilc against Marshall
county was commenced. This is an ae-'
ton to recover 500 Oh a claim for sery-
ices in holding a post nortem on the
reniaius Of Erakemen Wilson and Mat
thews, Who We're murdered near this
city last August The post norton
was he'd ny Or. Stubbs, on the coro-
n,rs order and the bill was trans
ferred 10 os-. Lierie.
The following jury was selected;
Perry Roundy, Fl. H. King. p. |. X.
Narnum, Fred Houghton. Fred Cake,
G. w vetley. G. +. Bifks. NJ j. Grant.
q. b. Ortlway ]. L. Irwin, q. G. Keep
pei and j. G. Brown.
Defendant in the case of Mabie vs..
Frost. suit against 4, Rhodes druggist.
Withdrew his answer 70 the petition
and Wll allow u d.scree 70 be- drawn
without making any defense.
County Attorney Walters ard Judge
~. X. Sirube of Tama. We're in the city
today and both plaintiff and defense In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-23
USED A RAWHIDE ON A BRIDE
Father Chnstised EIoping Daushie
Then 'rook Her Home.

Nevada. Mo-, Jan 22-hn eioping epu-
pie got marrea here Tnursday nisht
under difficult ies, but yesterday morn
ing the brides father and two big
brothers appearsd on the seose and car
lried off the BRIDE While the brdesroa'n
tarried in bed.
william Attwell, 80 years old, and
Miss Nora Ward, who says she is Is, hut
sho looks nush Younger arrived lless
Thursday. clos y followed by teie5
gram from t5e girls father. w w
Ward, 10 arrest md hold thsni. AttNGH
was taken inta ustods but he enpley-
Gd a lawyer ard was subs quently le-
leased That night the giHl's two hf0S
thers arrived and undertook to oerslsas!s
their sIster8t5 fetuyn TO Richards, tbs
county. whenes She had eloped. They
failed. Then Sic OF the brothers SCI opf
for Richards - bring his father MsGs
while Attwel aud the girl Mare married.
The father arrived Friaas mofnias
/ before the couple had arisen. The brlds
! got up and when she met ier father ie-
luctantly co..santed to return 10 Rich-
ards With hir8 Attwell had not set s0t-
ten up. His 5ride seemed unable g op-
pose her faih8's commands 70 accom-
pany hiia. all events she followed
/ him out 10 the street, where the old man
produced a rawhiae. which nc lad
4 across her sfglalaers5 several times. The
girls brother ized hsr threw her mt
the wagon. ard Jumping into he vehi-
Gle, along Will the old man the entire
party started 6steasibly for Richards
The husband was informed OF tbs
state of affairs and at once hurried on,
/ I, -,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-23
SHE QUIT COFFEE.
And cot Well WITH the Help OF
Postuln FOOD Coffee.

Il am a school girl and want e tell
You What Postum Food Coffee mas d9ne
fol me and several Of my relatives.
Tie ald-fashionad coffee always
made me heavy and dull and gave me
tho heartburn, with dyspepsia. When
~ tried Postum Food Coffee il did rot
taste good, but begged for another
trial when the directions were fol-
lowed, and We found it delicious. Sine
that time we haze used it regularly,
and neve:. have any trouble With the
heavy feeling en- dyspepsia.
Or l.owrie prescribed Postum Tor
my uncle Mr.. property man
OF the Boston Theater, and it worked
i marvellous change in him. He quit
the common coffee, and has been using
Postum Food Coffee ever since. He
looks better than he ever did before
His family also use it. Uncle is very
strong in his praise of Postum for the
good it has done him. Please do not
use my signature, but you can use the
statement ------------- Worcester,
Mass. The name can be furnished by
the Postum Cereal Company, at Battle
Greek. Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-23
WERE NOT MOVED.
Negroes Will Not BE Taken TO Tenn
porarY II ospitnla Cnttl ronight

porary Hospital Until Tonight.
Owing TO inability to make the neces-.
sary arrangements for transportation.
the negroes in the building on North
Second avenue We're not moved 10 the
temporary hospital east of the city
Monday night, but viii b. taken there
tonight. An old "emigrant Wagon
With a tight cover. has been secured,
and the removal Will be made without
danger To either patients or citizens.
The physicians are not yet agreed as
to the case OF Miss Anna Wood, the
colorcd girl employed at the Fort home,
altho the county physician declares her
illness TO be due to the disease in a Very
mild form.
The board of health has issued orders
compelling all the employees Of III glu-
scose works to be vaccinated, and the
work is being done in job lots Some
of the negroes first taken i'll We're eln-
ployed as roustabouts in the boiler
room at the works. \ similar order has
been issued regarding the employees OF
Peckham's store and of Hoytls store,
near BY, although none of the employees
of the latter are Ill.
No new cases have developed and ii
appears that the authorities have sue
ceeded in checking the spread of the
A icaase
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-23
THE ONLY RECTAL.
TO BE Given In Iowa by Padcrcwsk
For. 4 yyo y cars,

Tuesday evening, Feb. ~, Paderewski,
the DISTINGUISHED pianist, viii give re-
cital al Ioes MGires. This is the only re-
cital that Viii be given in Iowa by MIR.
Paderewski during the next two years,
as hold i contract 10 that effect, and
any one Wishing II ever hear him
should avail themselves of this opportu
season to remain permanenty- Choice
seats can be reserved now by senaing 10
amount and number Of seats wanted. !
ssiil select the best seats in order as re-
tcsived, and send them by return mail.
No seats reserved for less than 81. For
parties Of twenty or more, can sst one
and one-third railroad fare for round
"Trip.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-23
Homeseekers Excursions via the
Iowa Central Route.

ON Jan. and IL. Feb. G and 20. March
6 and 20 ard April 3 and r. 1890. the
Iowa Central railway will sell round
trip, homeseekers' excursion tickets at
rate of one fare, plus 81. to points in
the following territory: Arkansas, Ari-
iona. British Columbia, Colorado. Ida
no, Kansas, Montana, Manitoba, Ne
braska. New Mexico. Oregon Utah.
Washington, Wyoming. Indian Territo-
ry. Louisiana. Missouri, Oklahoma.
Texas, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota. Wisconsin, northern
Michigan and also to points in the
southeast. For full particulars inquire
of agents or address the undersigned,
George S. Batty, G. p. & T. A., Iowa
Central railway, Marshalltown. Iowa.