Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-01

gagement She knew her husband tw,
hours before marrying him and tire,
hours afterward. Then he told her sh
was his wife and she ended her ro
nance by ordering him to leave. II,
has not been back since, snd later Mari
brought suit for divorce in the superior
court 1t appears she had applied fo
work as a domestic of an agency con
Quoted by woman. who offered TO fine
the girl husband instead, and Janks
was introduced. He is well-to-d,
farmer near Medford, Wis, aged 40.
is said he had come to Chicago espe
cially to seek wife. They were mar.
ried, but when the bride found it GU
she drove her husband away, saying sh,
would not be the wife oil so old man
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A. c. Hutchinson, president OF th,
Louisiana and Texas railroad. is said t.
be the doner of the $4,000 recently
given for the founding of nurses
home as an adjunct to the New Orlean.
Charity Hospital.
For the past two years members Of
the Baptist church of Saco, Me, hav,
been annoyed by sound in the church
building. While it was not especiall,
troublesome, it was annoying from the
fact that it was. constant and could MOI
be located. The sexton hunted every.
where for 1T, but without success unit
the latter part of last week. In making
a more thorough search than usual hi
found tucked away in a gable end {
swarm OF bees and about fifty pound:
of honey.
Warned recently to leave their HON,
in South Chicago by the police because
smoke and flames from All adjoining
building endangered their lives, G. T.
Cummings, his wife and five children
believers in the Christian Science faith
remained where they We're and prayed
for deliverance. The house finally caught
fire and still they refused to leave. Be
fore any great damage had been done
the flames were extinguished. The Sci
entists said their prayer and though
force" prevented their house from burn
irg.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, sale
lately: 1T is foolish to argue thai
President Roosevelts invitation t.
Washington to dine with himself am
wife will have any effect on the politi
cal situation in the south, and do no
care to discuss such a stupid question
Etta-Edith is as mad as she can bt
with Mr.. Golfer: he has placed her in
terribly compromising situation.
Bertha-For mercy's sake, you dom
mean it.
Etta-I am sorry to say / do. They
happened to come to town together the
other evening, and he didn't speak 6
word to her the whole day. OF course
everybody must have supposed then
married. 1t places Edith in most awk.
ward situation: and she is getting along
you know, to an age when she cannot
afford to lose any chances that happier
to be going.-Boston Transcript.
A Washington item says President
and Mrs. Roosevelt have accepted ar
invitation to attend the wedding OF
Miss Patten and General Corbin or
Nov. 6. There are several hundred In
vitations out and include all the Off
cia 10 NJ ro nj. IN, tho or,,,u opd NOW, N e
well as those connected with the cab
met and branches of the government.
Secretary Root has received from
Cuba a beautifully executed petition
from the business men of the island
urging the president to advocate a
lower duty on sugar imported into
the United States from Cuba, and also
recommending a reciprocity arrange
ment between the two countries. The
petition was first presented to General
Wood, who was asked to transmit it to
the President. He forwarded 1t to Sec
rotary Root, who will give it to Pres
ident Roosevelt.
Speaking of political issues" says the
Burlington Hawkeye, there is only ore
in this campaign. Either vote for o.
against the continuation of republican
good times" That is the tersest state
ment of fact that can be presented
According to Rutland, VT, item of
Oct IS, one-half of the ten-day hunting
season had passed and UP to that time
more deer had been killed in the county
liz which Rutland is located than during
the entire season in past years. Just a
dozen bucks had been brought into that
city from places within radius of ten
miles, one deer having been killed with
in the limits of the town of Rutland
Fish and Game Commissioner Titcomb
Gays that in many places the deer have
become so numerous as to be positive
nuisance to the farmers.
Spreads Like Wiidfire.
When things are "the best" they be-
come 1.-The best selling" Abraham
Hare. a leading druggist of Relleville
O., writes: Electric Bitters are the best
selling bitters have handled in twenty
years You Know why? Most diseases
begin in disorders of stomach. liver
kidneys, bowels. blood and nerves. Elec-
tric Bitters tones UP the stomach. regu-
lates the liver, kidneys and bowels, pu-
rifles the blood, strengthens the nerves
hence cures multitudes of maladies. IL
builds up the entire system. Puts new