Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-19
DIED IN PHILIPPINES.
Henry Noble, Who Died While serv.
ing With Fifty First Iowa in
Luzon, Buried.
Given a Fitting Funeral BY Creston
Citizens Busy Bridgewater
Chariton's Crimes.
Advance in Demand and Price Of
Horses Gossip from South
ern Iowa.

erD Iowa.
creston. March 19.-The remains of
Henry Noble, a member OF Company e.
F'ifty-first regiment, who died in the
last September, were given
burial With military honors here ysster-
day. About sixty members of the COM
paiiy were II line, together with the
Grand Army posts and the Relief Corps.
Services We're held at the NJ. +. church.
At the cemetery the usual procedure at
military funerals was followed.
The little city of Bridgewater, besides
being the trading center for large ter
5iitory. is a record breaker on stock
shipments. James sineeton stock deal
.er at that place. shipped last year W.
cars of stock from his home station. be-
sides number of loads from other
points.
Bridgswater has had a rousins reviv-
al lately, conducted by the resident min
istrs as all reviyais should be. The re-
suit has beer most gratifying. nearly
conversions having been ef-
fected. A Young mems moral and re-
igious training school has been organ
lied and a strong effort will be made to
keep What has been gained.
At Fontanelle, the $. p c. A. seems to
consist of one man, and his methods,
altho trifi- vigorous, have an effec-
Inverness which should commend them 10
noY iet
a dray man at that place had over
loaded his team the other day and was
lendeavoring To overcome the Laws OF
friction and gravity by bea,ing the
! horses with a club. A business man
at last ordered him TO cease. He didn't
! stop however, but Went to beaboring
/ the team He also traced the ancestry
4 of tbs. business man back to the quadru
iness man, who is little fellow by com
| parison, gave him all that MAS coming
10 him in fashion fl 70 turn Terry
McGovern green With envy. And all the
people said Amen
/ Charlton seems to have an epidemic OF
! crime Following the attempt at muir
der by hired assassins lately published
lin the T.-R. comes another story of the
Iattempt on the life of the county at
4 torney, w. b. Barger. Many rumois are
i current concerning the woman's motive
4 and it is but justice TO an excellent OIL
lslciai 10 await their disapproval or tbs
establishment of their truth before pub
llication The genera! impression is that
4 the woman is insane and that hel
charges against Mr.. Bargcr are the fan
4 tastes OF a disordered mind.
I, Kent's new bank is doing a good bust
ness and The brick block erected by tina
institution is a decided addition 10 tn
II town Kent is noted as a grain market
Iclaiming to do a much larger volume o
/, business in this line than8its larger AM
more pretentious neghbor, G'rcston.
AS an illustration of the advance il
demand and prices for horses over tHl
years ago the following incident doe
livery we'll. Two weeks since 'Yarrum
Lin the breezy column of horse talk h
{ furnishes the Horse Review weekly. aid
vertised a mare for sale at $500. With
: the week following publication he re
!, ceived l3 checks claiming the mars
( Two years ago he might have advertise
: her Is weeks at half the price and Yer
\ likely failed to make the sale. II woul
9 seem that when confidence" returne
ii brought With il the Old demand an
: old prices 10 the breeders and consumer
g of thu light harness horses as We'll a
I to the producer of other live stock.
& course ''Yarrun will not credit tn
n dominant political party With havin
n contributed in any way TO the improve
lcontition of the horse interests but h
has 10 skirmish pretty lively for an
other real good excuse.
1t might be we'll in passing to note II
!, rapit. rise to complete success of Yal
= lYum," otherwise Murray Howe, nnt
: with in the past years a resident I
I. I-reston AT present he is chief hors
!, reporter and general harness authorit
:, for the leading journal OF the Unite
!. STATES devoted 10 that classe of horse
Z and from salaries and space writing
:, deriving a larger income than the he
I, salary of the governor of Iowa. A te
:. ephone message from "Yarrum" to Il
:. Times-Herald covering a brush on Il
2 speedway nets him ten dollars. Twen
dollars column is the lowest rate pa
him by the Sunday papers to which
IT is a contributor. BY the way the I
" peka Capital is not on the list.
p
If Howe discovered himself by an acc
It, dent Himself a driver ane- trainer al
L. the son of an odd timer in the hor
as business. he broke Il leg in a fall fro
1t Ia cart while pursuing his occupatio
s To relieve the monotony of his neforc
A. stay in doors he took to writing chat
"reminiscences Of horses, horsemen al
races he had known and seen. His ST,
had the true local color OF the track a
stable Ii reflected the ideas and co
r yersation of the Mise ones who wat
IN the workouts stop-watch in hand a
ne that particular brand in pocket.
m. consequence he finds himself at 80 in
ar ceipt of an income most college pre-
dents might envy him. He is a cultvs
!, ed. gentlemanly, good fellow. with
=, gions of friends in and about Crest
:. who are glad and proud of his success
IN
az Massena. which lost a portion of
= business section by disastrous fire,
building row of elegant brick stores
- replace those destroyed The city "
49, be the gamer by the individual loss
a. as the new structures will add much
n the wealth and appearance of
ct town. r. A. MOSCRlP
~ WIN Renominatc Lot Thomas.