Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-05

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Fremont House was SOLD TUESDAY ~
o. W. Cooley to Henry seeber. Of Vim
ton who will take possession Of the
hostelry April IL. Mr.. seeber has been
landlord OF the Haiyea House at Vim
ton for the past two years, and has the
Ireputaticn OF being a very successful
man In the hotel business.
Sioux City.
Just 200 cases have been filed in the
federal court here under the new bank
ruptcy law The petitions OF Charles
\ B. Smith and Lewis Wilson. OF Prim-
|ghar, both Of which came in Tuesday.
were the 199th and 20Oth. Smith lists
lhis liabilities at 300 and his assets at
/ 1926. Wilson owes sso5 and has no as
sets.
Sidney.
I The trial of ex-Clerk Roberts was
|commenced Monday and fair progress
was made, thoSit is expected the case
will last the week out. The indictment
alleges the embezzlenaent of about $2,40O
land the defense outlined in the opening
statement was largely that he possessed
Insufficient ability to correctly; keep the,
complicated accounts Of the Office.
Dubuque.
Monday evening while a man and a
woman were going north on Jackson
sstreet car two men whose names could
hurled q fusilade OF eggs at them.
The garments OF both, particularly the
swomans, pre- scented a horrible sight af-
tier the attack. The cause of the on-
slaught was not learned but presum-
ably the venting OF spleen. There were
no arrests.
4 Shenandoah.
Work Is under way on more than
4 thirty dwellings at the present time in
Ithis place. At the same time people are
living in tents. barns, etc, patiently
A waiting for houses to be finished, into
which they may move. Six hundred
l|trees nave been planted in the new adj
4 ditinn to Shenandoah during the last
5Eten days. This addition is being bought
.|up rapidly and a number of nice homes
4 are in course of construction in 1T.
Burlington.
George Parrish, the young man who
was run over by the freight train Nom
! day night was operated on Tuesday
morning at Mercy hospital by County
A Physician Zaiser. assisted by his
4 brother. Harry Zaiser They amputated
q the right leg above the knee and the
|1eft one above the ankle. The patient
4 has rallied we'll and appears to be doing
4 nicely. His age is nlnteeen years and
a his home is in Rushville, Ill.
Webster City.
i The great sale Of Shorthorn cattle
4 held at Bluff View stock farm Tuesday
4 prcbakly had, a larger attendance than
Isany of the preceding ones. Monday
might there We're ninety strangers
alregistered at one hotel from out of town
Iwho had come for the sole purpose OF
i attending the sale. The first animal sold
4 drought $1,000. the second $1,000, the
4 third $780, the fourth 1855, the fifth
a $1,000. the sixth s1,1s5. There We're If
A ty-seven head in the herd.
|Des Moines.
2 The city is in the throes OF anothe,
4 damage suit, the second for this term
4 Mrs. Park was awarded s5I5 damages
Il last week on suit for $1,000. Tuesday
1.-The case of S. Crippen against the city
Invent on trial. The plaintiff sues to re-
cover 5000 for n personal injury re,
sceived on East 18th street some year.
l'ago Forty candidates for tn,
Z lprivilege of practicing pharmacy l,ver,
,s|itaking the regular examination befor,
}. 1.-The pharmacy board iat the state hous,
Tuesday.
Davenport.
The Davenport Canning and Manu-
featuring company has made its fina
adjustment With the companies tina
{ insured its factory. recently burned
The companies settled the loss Will
.sIithcs payment OF $17,13S on mafinsry
7. s9S75 on building. and $4,000 OH stock
a total of sT7I,0l1. Some of them have
sIalready sent their drafts in payment
I The machinery IS only partially dam,
HIaged. and some portions al the lot ar;
Il I8practicallyy uninjured. Work WAS be-
gun Tuesday on putting the machiner,
q again in order.
Council Bluffs.
Il Another obstacle was thrown in tbs
IA May VI stIe l.iht AidildNd q ssldIlIldltdI
Beach Railway Company by the issu-
ance of writ of Injunction by Judge
4 Smith to restrain the company from
= constructing a railway from Council
Bluffs to the lake The Injunction wa.
Il granted on the strength of a petition
filled by James S. christnan and George
II Nv. Richards. two Minneapolis real es
) Etate men who are heavily interested in
s, ling owners Of what is commonly called
n Manawa park. A bond OF $500 was ex
4. acted by the court and was furnished
4 by the plaintlffs.
a communication.
q Mr.. Editor-Ailo me to speak a few
words in favor Of chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy. suffered for three year.
with bronchitis and could not sleel
i nights. 1 tried several doctors and va
i iriouS patent medicines bur could Ce