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Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

" ED-PDsition as buokkeep2r OF C! rk. Twelve years experience. by young married man. Can operate typewriter Good accountant. Good praman. Esst of references. Address Eookkeeper. this office.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

FOR RENT-Large 4-room house, with barn and 1 acres of alfalfa pasturl. Inquire last house on ttdst Adams Street.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

ACTIVE MAN. by established house worth $25O,G00. Duties. hiring help. Liberal salary and expenses ad- vdna-l to right party Address Will liam J. Uhl. Manager. 723 Chestnut S,.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

FOR RENT-Furnishe or unfurnished rooms. S3S West Monroe Street.
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WANTED A furnished up-to-date house, close in. or rooms. immeli- ately. 2@5 Easc Adams.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

colts. one dapple. two years, wire cut left hind leg and left front foot cut; the other. iron gray. ons year. Return same to Burger corral and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

young man attending school. some kind of employment from 3:30 to o'clock D. m Good character: references. Address w V., this office.
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WANTED-A place Jo do second worl CT general h1usework Address A NJ, this office.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

WANTED-A good lively man to sell sewing machines. Call at GO5 East Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

FOR RENT-At Jerome. ffre-proof store and basemeng. Basement fur nished complet= for restaurant; first class location. Inquire at 93O North Second Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

FOR SALE-Two good saddle horses; will sell cheap if can sell this week. 222 W st Washington.
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WANTED Two or three rooms. fur nished or partly, for housekeeping. Good neighborhood: reasonable. No fncalids. Address F., this office.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
ERNEST WALKER.

THE NEW DOMESTIC rents 75c per week Supplies for all machines; repairing done. ;. s. Elston, 4O7 E. Washington St.
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for pasture. Inquire
 4 East Washington.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

WANTED-A frst-class porter anu bell boy; must dress in uniform. Call at Hotel Atwood, Tempe, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

HEADQUARTERS for tourists. Com plate city list furnished houses and rooms for rent; suites for hOusefeep- ing: city and country board. Weirick & Latham. 32 North First Avenue. Information free.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

PALMIST-Read past, present, future. Gives lucky numbers: tells about bus iness: locates lost friends; restores peace between wife and husband; givls luck tG all. Picture of future sweetheart. Satisfaction guaranteed. 3S North Center St. Room No. 9.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

LOST HatbaHd, Doris theater. Re turn to .07 Fleming block.
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TWO neat furnished rooms for rent: brick building; $6 per month- Inquire William I.imbrock. 3912 East Wash ingtOn.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

FOR RENT-Four-room cottage, large screen porch, in suburbs. with horse and buggy. or seven-room house: nice surroundings. Address Box 722
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- euced card reader. tells past, present and future: Ladi.s s. 25c; gentlemen, JO cents. Room Gregory House.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
DEATH OF JOSEPH KRAEMER.
Jury ut Brcda Decides II
Was Accfdentnl

Breda, March S.-At the coroner's in-
quest held over the body of Joseph
Kramer, the verdict of death by acct
dent was reached after a prolonged sit
ting. The violence theory was quite
strongly supported by one of the jur-
ors. and it seemed quite plausible,
Judging from the battered and bloody
condition of the mans head.
1t seems that Kraemer had been
drinking heavily during the afternoon
and wandered from town in his buggy,
stating to some persons that he was
going out in the country to make a
horse trade. He left town about 5
o'clock and his team started out brisk
ly. Kraemer sitting in the seat appar-
emily trying to find the lines,/but it
was thought by the bystanders that he
knew what he was doing. AS the team
neared the railroad tracks the buggy
struck one end of the depot platform
and nearly upset; then the horses ran.
following the road. and when going
down rather steep hill it seems that
Kraemer was pitched forward and fell
striking the ground on his head. The
team ran into a farm yard near by.
and the farmer, suspecting that they
had run away and that perhaps some
one was injured walked up in the d.
rection from which they came. He had
not proceeded far when he saw the
PROSTATE form Of man whom he iden-
titled as Kraemer. He WAS stu breath
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
in which one could with little dIalculty

in which one could with little difficulty
lose himself.
Senator Healy, chairman of the leg
islative committee which investigated
the institutions three years ago, de-
clared. after inspecting the finest hos
pitfalls in the old world that he believed
no more perfect, elegant and sumptu-
Gus institution of the kind was main
tanned in the world as a public asylum.
The state bought 6u0 acres of land,
at $40 an acre, located on a high hill
about one mile from the center Of the
town, TO the northwest The institution
faces the east, overlooking the town,
and the beautiful valley Of the Little
Sioux river. lit is a very commanding
and attractive view, and from a sani-
tary standpoint it would be difficult to
conceive a better location.
The buildings are arranged on what
is really modification Of the congre-
gate plan, each section OF wards being
separated by corridors. This gives the
Institution the remarkablc cnaracteris-
tic of receiving light and air in all
parts of the establishment from the
four points of the compass. AS ii
stands today. the building consists OF
I the administration building. which is
the central figure in the group and
! three sections of wards or either side
! each section comprising three wards
! Thus there is made a total Of eighteen
wards. The wards have an average ca
pacty Of thirty patients. There ars
yet 10 be constructed the boiler house
| in the rear. power plant. water works
l,,t s.l,p
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
THE UNIVERSITY.
Annual Oratorical Contest Held
President Bcardshear's Address.
SperistI Ia PINES p er1iti,lfea,7


Special to Republican.
Iowa City. March sThe annual ora
torical contest was held Tuesday even
ing fer the purpose Of choosing the rep
resentatve of The university at the
contest of the Northern oratorical
League, comprising the following uni-
vcrsities: Michigan Northwestern,
Wisconsin, Iowa. Chicago Oberlin and
Minnesota. The winner Of the home
contest speaks at the big one, and also
receives Il prize of so. The winner of
second place goes as a delegate ard
chairman Of the committee from Iowa,
and the winner of third place goes as a
delegate. The winner Of first place in
the big contest receives a prize of $3.50
| The first prize was Won by Perciva
Hunt on The New England Puritan, :
With ". G.. Martin on Lincoln in the
! Nation's Crisis second and +. *.
3rown third with the grafton of The
champion of the Constitution. The
contest OF the Northern Oratorical
League is to be held at the University
lof Wisconsin on May 4.
President Beardshear, Of .Ames, adj
dressed u mass meeting Of the Y. NJ
! etllt! H. w. N y. ~ >, sunday Ills
theme was on the good which governs
/ one and was rendered III d classical,
scholarly manner.
The prospects for a good base bail
| team are very bright over seventy
men have Indicated their Intention OF
l.trying for the team. While eighteen Of
these are pitchers. Manager klincker
has worked UP a fina schedule with
many good teams. such as Wisconsin,
Michigan, Northwestern. Illinois, Chs
l,cago. Luther and Grinnell,
The track team also expects 10 have
/ a busy season. There viii be dual
meets With eirinnel, Minnesota, North
i western and probably South Dakota
ard the annual stite meet. Nearly al
Of last years men are back and Dr.
lNriipe hupes to have a strong team.
The NEEDLES are girding up tf1eil
Iloins and using niidnightoil in anxiuu:
preparation for their final exarnina
tons which begia in about a week
They are even quiet and that signifies
< something ll.Dll!ei!tOuS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
NEWS Of |AE STATE
Dan Stewart, Living Near Albion,
Cuts His Throat With
Razor.
--
Reading Ghost Stories Drives Drake.
vile Boy Crazy Arrest of Des
Moines Doctor.
Charlton People Aroused Over the
Henning Assault General
Iowa News.

ottumwa, March S.Don Stewart, re-
siding near Abba, suicided yesterday
by cutting his throat with a razor. A
few days ago he was adjudged insane,
but the commissioners had granted the
request OF his mother to care for him
aud Ire was .. he; home .:.'hc:. The decd
was committed. The deceased had been
brooding over imaginary troubles,
which was assigned TO the unbalanced
condition of his mind and caused his
rash act. He leaves a wife and several
children
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
May he Charged With Murder.

Belmond, March Word from In
dependence states that Or. George w.
Applehy has been released from the IN
sane asylum and that he has returned
to Brstow to resume the practice of
medicine DIR. Appleby. while in a tenn
porary fit of insanity last January, took
la little babe from his fathers arms and
dashed its brains out on furniture in the
office of DR.. Hobson. whom he was Wis
iting. Shortly afterward he said that he
KNEW what he had done, but was unable
to control himself. The authorities took
him to the hospital, where he remained
for little more than a month. 1t is
probable that action will be taken
against him for murder. DR.. Appleby
practiced medicine in Belmond for sew
eral years and bore good reputation.
It's Dangerous-Stopt that cough and
avoid lung trouble. Nothing so good as
Mulls Lightning Cough Cure It's safe
for children. Twenty-Five and so cents.
Guaranteed by all druggists. For sale
BY the Mcbride & VIII Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
DRANK BAY RUM,
William Burgess Dies at LaPorte us.
Result OF Mixed Drinks.


La Porte. Ia. March T.-Wiiliam Bur
CESS. who has been employed about a
hotel in this place for year or more.
died Sunday morning in the engine
house connected with the city Jail
Burgess had been arrested Saturday
night while drunk and placed in the
jail. but about 3 o'clock the marshal
unlocked the door and told him he
could go out whenever he wanted to.
He stayed in the jail, however. until
Sunday morning about O'Clock. Then
he was seen To roll out of the front
door apparently in great agony He
was picked ~ and carried into no ef-
CINE house, whore all was done that
could contribute to his comfort, but he
died about an hour later.
Previous TO his arrest Burgess had
been drinking a compound of bay rum
and Jamaica ginger, which made MIN
crazy drunk. He went into livery
stable and made an attack with knife
on parties there, which was the occa-
sion for his arrest. He was buried
by the county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
STRANGE AFFAIR AT scHA1LER
Son of John Younie, of odebolt.
Leaves home and is Found Un-
conscious at SchnIlcr.

Son of John Younie, of Odebolt.
Leaves home and is Found Un-
conscious at Schallcr.
Special to Times publican.
Otiebolt. March S.--Roy younie, son
of John Younie, left home the evening
gof February -. His parents did not
hear ANYTHING from him until Monday,
March >. about II O'Clock. when they
We're telephoned from Schalcr that Roy
was there and for Mr.. Younie To come
at once. Mr.. Younie got there about
l2:30 and found Roy in the Doctors Of
flee. Some one had found him some
Wherein the outskirts of town. He was
unconscions and Was badly bruised
about the head and side. How he re-
ceiysd the bruises is a mystery. He
had been to Lake City and left there
come time sunday TO 60 TO his brothers
at Early but not finding his brother
there. said he would go to his uneles at
Schaller. Mr.. Younie brought him
horne, whore he Hes in a halt conscious
state and the doctor thinks he is in a
Very doubtful condition. Before leav-
ing nome he had been talking a great
IDEAL about going onto the railroad To
work, and probably left home for that
tfi,,nnGa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
SHE WARTS TO KNOW.
Mrs. Betty Kiene of switzerland Be
gins Action Against Relatlyes

Cedar Rapids. March s The cause Of
Betty Kiene vs.. Peter kiels. r., and
Frank w Altman. Was filed With Dep
uty Clerk j. O. Stewart, Of the federal
court, on Wednesday, The cause isPa
somewhat remarkable one
The plaintiff in her petition states
THAT she is a resident Of chur. switzer-
land. and she is the willow of one Paul
lliene deceased The petition states
that he during his lifetime constituted
and appointed The firm Of Peter l<lere
& son, and members thereof. composed
Eof Peter Kiene, Sr., Peter kienA, Jr.
land Frank W. Altman. doing a bank
ing ard Investment business at Du
! buque. as his trustee and agent. to
manage. control and have charge of his
entire estate. That the said Pau!
| Illene and Peter lSiene, ST.. were
brothers, and that he placed his entire
hands Of said firm ard members there
of, for him TO collect, is-invest in in
tsrest- bearing securities buy and sell
the rents. insure and manage the same
for the best interest and protit. after
dsductng proper charges and eX-
perse. That the firm from time TO
time would Render statements Is the
lJsaie deceased Pau! lSisne Of the nature
ard eytent of Els estate in thsir hands.
That the last statement rendered 10 the
saie Paul Kiene deceased in his life
time is dated Jan ! 1850 wherein and
wherspy the firm credit Of Paul Kiena
NTH a personal estate, exclusive Of real
state Of the sum 81 Sls.o7sl5. then in
E their possession and control
cn 10 believe that this was the last
statament rendsted but that snbse-
queni 10 said statsment numerous let
4 tets and communications Wers received
hey said deceased Paul INiene from said
firm tha he was not drawing the ems
ilre income of his estate. interests.
rents and profits. and that his estate
and capital IL thsir management and
control Vas constantly increasing. The
/ petition further states that Paul lNiene
fdied testate. lessving the complainant as
i his only heir al RAM and that BY his
Mil Peter kiene. Ji was nominated as
eSes.utor Of the estate. and that Peter
i liene. Jr., accepted said trust. creditne
the estate Of said deceased. as having
treceiNed as executor from said firm. in
4 personal property the sum Of sl3,64s.29.
To secure the original witch hazel
salve, ask for DeWitt's Witch Haze
4 Salve. Well known as a certain cure for
4 piles and skin diseases. Beware OF
worthless c6lnterfeits. They are dam
gerous All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
STATE CENTER NEWS.
Water Shut on City Mains-Local
Items.

Special 10 Times Republican.
state Center. March S..A great deal
TOT trouble is being caused at present
iby the water works in our city. There
seems 70 be a leak in the mains when
lcannot be found. AS the expense OF
pumping the water exceeds the income
obtained by SURVIVING water 70 private
CONSUMERS, it has been thought wise BY
those in authority to shut off the water
flow entirely. This is causing q great
deal OF kicking from the patrons. bur
nevertheless tho water remains shut off
Eand is being saysstl for fire purposes.
| The hrenien niat in regular meeting
| Monday evening The report Of the
l.commit,e4 on far. and festival was
lheard aud aseepted, bur the committee
retained. ard With the addition Of f.
III. Nan Pelt was authorized TO work
Joint. With ae9nmttee from the town
bcouncll for tie purpose Of getting the
| steam pump ansi also a mex base cart
and report It HE next meeting.
] Russel GofIke The Oldest child of
/ Mr.. ana Mrs oscar Gohlke died last
1 Monday morning 81 pneumonia. Fu-
neral services we're held Tuesday after
noon in the NJ. II. church. Key Mershon
4 otficiating.
STANLEY WpolSten. who is an employe.
/ OF the I. $. Wooa tank factory cot his
hand into a join and as a result left
a part OF his thumb there.
larksville.
I special TO rinias- Republican.
6'larssviile. March s.--Jode G Rains
returned from Center Point SATURDAY
4 where he has been on an extended visit.
Mrs William Rains and granddaugt-
ter, Fredona Camp, returned from Ge-
i dar Rapids Saturday. after their tx
TENDED visit with relatives. Mrs. Fred
III. camp and Miss Ella Rains
Mrs. John T. Shaw is confined 10 her
4 bed With sickness.
Bide BALDWIN. of Dumont. was the
guest Of friends here last week.
f. Durfee OF Watero is employed at
4 T. Il, Elephants wagon factory.
4 Fred Riden has been in Plainfeld the
past week ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs X. j. Coffin of Plaintield
/ were visiting With friends in town Tues
day.
4 our municipal election will be held
Monday, March II.
DR.. F. " Mead, of Cedar Falls. was
4 the guest of Or. III. &. Smith Saturday.
i Joe Wamsley arrived here from Hum
boldt Saturday and will spend a few
/ days with relatives and friends.
4 odcbolt Items.
Il Special to Tins Republican.
i Odebolt, March SIS. NJ. Stouffer. of
the Sac sun, was in town Friday and
4 Saturday.
j r. II. Hodge and joseph Taylor NOV
ed Monday with their families and all
), their effects to Washington
Il w A. Helsell went to Sac City Mon
day to attend court.
I Sheriff II. \. Bate was in town
Wednesday.
u S. f. Peek was at Boyer Wednesday
J, Mrs Sarah Bowker, widow of Simon
Bowker; is quite sick.
), H. w. Stratton has been confined to
the house by sickness the past week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08

Ing, but before he was brought back to
town life was extinct.
This is the second case OF this kind
occurring here this winter. One Camp
bell, who lived west of town in Craw-
ford county, was killed last Christmas
in much the same manner.
Kraemer was a wealthy farmer and
left quite a large family. He carried
heavy life insurance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
Bris1ov.

Special to TimesRepublican
Bristow, March S.-Messrs George
Hikens and John Cline have gone to
Weatherford, q. T., To look UP a loca-
ton. They Will stop al Springfield and
Weaubleau, Mo-; also McLoud, O. T.,
en- route.
Mr.. William Colby and daughter Mrs.
A. Bailey. left last evening for Man
chester. Tenn. Mr.. Bailey having pur-
chased land there. They viii remain
Mr.. Colby Will return in about three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller are at
Clarified, Mimi. making preparations
to move there in the near future.
Mrs. H. l.. Stricken left last evening
for Cedar Rapids.
| MIR. j. w. kephart was called to Kan
sas City on business this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
CHARLTON STIRRED UP.
Intense Feeling Aroused Against the
Men Who Assaulted Miss Hens

Special to TimesRepublican.
Charlton. March sandahl and
Tuttle. the two men charged With at
tempted murder, are having their pre-
liminary examination today. Both men
Will be bound to await the action OF
the grand jury and without doubt viii
ultimately be convicted of the crime.
While an nndcrcurrent In favor Of
hanging them out of hand exists there
is no doubt that Sheriff Manning
influence and determined stand vii
prevent any attempt at lynching. The
people are deeply stirred over the mat
ter and a repetition OF the mob justice
since would not be unlocked for should
such an event occur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
PROFESSOR HARvEY's BoYHooD
Suicide of the Well known Educator
Recalls His Early Career.

Recalls His Early Career.
Special to. Times Republican.
Humboldt, March s.-Professor +. Z.
Harvey, of the University of Maine,
who suicided at his home near Bangor
yesterday, spent his boyhood andseariy
manhood here.-<Mhere his parents re-
sided for many years. Making his own
way thru college put him in line for
overwork, which he continued after he
was married and after children came
to be cared for and educated. He had
also loaded upon himself a heavy life
insurance. At Christmas time he was
here at his mothers funeral and his
friends warned him that his worr and
shattered nerves needed a long rest in
stead of the extra work that he con-
tempiated; but he gave the excuse that
has driven so many to despair and cui-
eide: No must hold out a few Years
longer till my children are educated
and established.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
IowA.s DEAD pRELAT f..
Thousands of Friends and Others
View Remains of Archbishop Hem

messy.
DUBUQUE. March Sat least 10000
people. viewed the remains of Arch
bishop Hennessy at st. Raphaels
cathedral Yesterday and last night Va
rious orders Of The sisterhood students
of academies and pupils Of paroehial
schools visited the church in a body.
Tbs dead archbishop's body lies in state
in front of the cathedral altar clad in
his robes and his golden erosier beside
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
col. menderson,s rrihnte.

Dubuque. March s.Rev Father
Toofnsy Of the cathedral, received the
following dispatch from SPEAKER Hen
dersen:
y learn with psofound regre, Of the
death Of the light Reverend Areh-
soisllap Hennesssi. \ man Of great in-l
tellecual pows9 N ptasar Of the first
rank. ard an isongrea cis'zsn of I9a-
btlue, Ia. has PASSED away. respected
and mourned BIZ every eifizen.
I'd b NioI1EsS0i y. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-08
LIVES WITH HIS THROAT CLOSED.

Waterloo Man Receives Nourish.
nent Directly Into lis Stomach.
Waterloo, March S.-The strange case
of a man in average good health recev
ing all his nourishment and food thru
a silver tube directly into the stomach
is interesting the medical fraternity of
this city Adolph Nollenweider. living
at los Webster street, has just returned
from Chicago, where the operation of
inserting the tube was performed to
keep him from starving to death.
Several months ago Mr.. Nollenweidcr
despite every effort OF medical treat
nent. the throat gradually closed UP 50
that nothing but liquid nourishment
able 10 keep open a small aperture
iwitn instruments, and a trip 10 II ,ili-
caso institute for an operation WAS fin
ally advised. Three weeks ago the pa
ltient left for the city and consulted a
specialist there. but the throat contin-
ued To clos. and the experiment OF send
ling the food direct To the stomach was
| resorted TO. The operation WAS entire
/ ly successful, and Mr. Nollenweiler eX-
| tperienceS Little discomfort in taking his
meals thru the little silver tube. altho
the elaborate menu has no temptations
for him. He is able 10 be about and
seems to be in as good health and spr-
its as usual. There is no difficulty in
| breathing. the wadpipe being appar-
! emily free Mr.. Nollenweider is Il man
about 30 years of age, IS married and
| has y fanlils. He is blacksmith by
| trade and up to the time Of his depar-
tnre Tor Chicago was employed at tht
4 Illinois Central shops.