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Evening star., 1901-11-20

BEAIL. On November 1e 1901, at Glendale, Nd,
NIN1AN BEALL. aged two years and one
month, youngest son Of Frank and Ella Mead
Funeral at Glendale Thursday, November r.
BUCKLAND. After several months' illness, on
Tuesday morning. November 10. 1901, at the
hGme RFn9% "a her pf fstRer In Angola Indiana; Mrs
Bucklapd.
Interment at Angola, Indiana, Thursday, the 21st
noon, ELI2ABETH wdow Of Isaac as oeuDor cont 1
In her eighty fourth year.
nortawest, on TSursday' % November iSsh ~ s,fe at
pm Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment private.
KELLEY. On Tuesday. November 10, 1901,
GEORGE H., beloved husband of Sarah O.
Kelley tnee Robertson, and Of Mary A.
and the late John l.. Kelley, aged thirty whine
Funeral from 9o5 c street southeast Thursday at
pm. Interment Congressional cemetery.
KELLEY. GEORGE n. KELLEY. Seneca Tribe.
No. IL, Impd Order Red Men, will attend fu-
neral N body. All Red Men of District IN
sAM'L ii. JACOBSON, sachem.
st. Louis, Mo-, WILLIAM MCMILLAN
brother Of Senator James Mcmillan, aged nfty-
nine years.
1Sol at the Fredonia, Mrs. ANToINErTE NOR,
Services at Wrights undertaking establishment,
1887 10th street northwest, Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
PIERCE Suddenly. on NJ. .ember 10. 1901, at 80
an, WILBUR w., irfant son Of Clement o.
and Lille v. Pierce.
Funeral from residence of his uncle. william p.
Phelps, BOG 18th street northwest at 2 pm.
Thursday.
POWELL. The funeral OF Col. WILLIAM HENRY
POWELL. o. g. A., retired, Will be held In
Arlington cemetery Thursday. November q, at
IL am.
In MemOrfam.
OLIVER In sad but sweet and loving memory Of
our dear mother. Mrs. ABBIE T. OLIVER who
departed from this earth into eternal rest and
happiness just one year ago today. November
20. 1900.
By her CHILDREN
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Sent to the Workhouse.

The prisoners confined in the cell room AZ
the Police Court this morning awaiting
trial were thrown into a state Of conster-
nation by the discovery of a case of sup
posed smallpox. Lizzie Brown, colored, a
prisoner, was the supposed victim.
The court officials sent for DR.. w. c.
Fowler Of the health office. The doctor re-
sponded, and after examining the woman
said that she was the victim OF "crawler."
and not smallpox.
Lizzie was arraigned before Judge KIM
Dali on charge Of vagrancy. Oficer J. A.
han INFORMED the court that he arrested
the woman on p street northwest last
evening, ana that he was under the i'm
preston that Lizzie had no means of sum-
port. and gave evidence of being slightly
crazy. The woman said she had nothing TO
say Judge kimball held her on the charge
ana Lizzie was committed to the workhouse
for sixty days, being unable to pay the fine
OF SO which was imposed.
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$500 complete.
The Universal
Tleat Chopper.

We offer ten cases of the genuine
Universal Meat Choppers, complete
with three sizes of cutters, which en-
ables you to make mince meat, cro-
quettes, etc, with almost no trouble,
and in the shortest possible time.
This is the best Chopper made, yet
offered as low as the inferior kinds.
$I.oo each complete.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Mis-. Lieberman's Pupils, Concert.


The piano pupils Of Miss Lieberman, as
sisted by their teacher. professional solo
lists and capable orchestra, entertained
their friends with an ambitious concert at
Carroll Institute Hall last night A march
by Kloeffel. played. it was announced on
the program. for the first time in the
United States. was performed by Misses C.
Brown, M. Bond, p. Kaufman, L. Lentz,
M. Moore, D. Post. M. Chapman, q. Hill
yard and F. Hillyard. pianists. and the or
chestra. Excerpts from I'll Trovatore" were
played in unison by Misses o. Pittman. B.
Davis, L. Lenz. R. sauter and Eva Hill
yard, opportunity being afforded Mr.. j,
Van Poucke to render a clarinet solo. which
he did WE'LL Mr.. Robert Seel contributed q
flute solo, playing Russian rhapsody.
Misses Adler. Bond. Kaufman. Hillyard
and Callan played the march, "a Tourist
Souvenir and Madame Freebert Wacker
sang a cavatina from Robert LIE Diable"
and the flower song from Faust In one
Of the orchestral numbers Miss Anita Cluss.
harpist. assisted. The pupils who rendered
solos were Miss Bessie Davis, Miss p
Kaufman. Miss C. Brown. Miss NJ Moore,
MISS Eva Hillyard and Miss r. Hillyard
Mr.. w. F. Smith won laud applause by an
excellent hugelhorn solo.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Hotel Arrivals.

ShoTeham-E. r. Ayres Charles K. La
ma. Sherman Evarts. New York: Albert
Wright. Havana, Cuba; T. K. Herdman,
Chicago; Stanley G. Flogg. Philadelphia.
Riggs-Rev. ]. J. Barden. J. J. McCul-
Tough. p ]. Carren, Brooklyn; Ward O.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip. New York:
c. H. Peabody, Boston: Edward p. Moxey,
Philadelphia
Raleigh-T. c. Wood and wife, Kansas:
c. 8. Hord, Havana; Z. r. Ackerman, J. v.
Billiard. New York; z. L. Stock, Buffalo;
F. b. Camives, Boston; o. H Miller, CO.
lumbus, Ohio; Spencer Blackburn, North
Carolina; S. E. Welker and wife. New
York
Normandie-Mr. and Mrs II. NJ. Medary.
Henry II. Bingham, w p Wilson, Phila-
delphia: w. NJ. Rice, Kansas; John w.
Scott, New York
Richmond-Alfred J. ostheimer, Phfladel-
phia E. A: Smythe. South Carolina; Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Paul Sheldon. New York:
c. NJ. Sherman. Chicago
Ebbltt-Charles Norton, u. s. A.; George
I. wellington, Maryland; John Ireland ST.
Paul; Thomas o. German. Sioux Falls. 8.
D.; Henry Hastings Boston: j / Wilson
U. s. A: David Nesson, Savannah. Ga: A.
l.. Appleton, Springfield, Mass; E. c. East
U. 8. N.
Willard-B. c. Fincke, Ellsworth Pa
~. r..
Pattisen, ]. H. Pitts, New York; George r.
Green, Binghamton, N. Y; Thomas A.
nmer, W1lliamsport, Pa. ID. NJ Barringer.
Edw. P. Alexander Senator Boies Penrose
andrew Wheeler, Philadelphia; Marshall
w. Gleason, Brooklyn: w. w. Goodbody
Dublin. Ireland; George A. Pearre, Cum
berland, Nd
Mathematician Engle, Elmira, N. Y: III.
H. Burton, Detroit; r. T. Hudson. Rich
mond; r. L. Goodman, Atlanta, Ca; J. w.
BLOOD, chicago; Sanford Mech, New LON
don. oCnn.; E. Lichenstem, City OF Mexi.
CO.
st. james,. w. Van orden. New York.
Z ). Holman, Toronto; s. A. Kelly and
wife, Providence, r. l.; Geo. AnSrews
Terre Haute, Ind; T. c. Splitter, Hamilton,
Ohio; j. A. Freeman. Seattle, Wash.
Metropolitan-Chas M. Turner, s. Law
son, New York; John o. Connell, Geo. r.
Jacobs, U. Cooper. Boston; H. A Bliss, Buff
falo; A. c. Estes. Providence, r. l.: E. J.
Hutchins, j. H. Lewis, w. M Stewart.
burg.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Candelabra Requisites.

We are now showing complete
line of Candelabra Fittings, Electric
Light Shades, etc, and quote a few
items.
New Paper Candle Shades. Each....... Ioe.
Nam Gil, c.,,,. s,,,.. Fac, 2oc.
New Paper Electric Light Shades. Each. ~
New Silk Electric Light Shades. Each.... ooN-
New Nicas for Electric Light Shades. Ea. NV
New MIcas for Candle Shades. Each. 81.
New Candle Lamps. Each. 35c.
New Arctic Candles for Lamps. Dozen. 25c.
New Wax Drawing Room Candles Dozen. 4oc.
Evening star., 1901-11-20

from workhouse. 10; released from Jan, 2:
physicians visits last two months. 1S
Expenses-Faree and fnes paid. S99S. 50:
fares and fines returned $S50.S0; basance
out, sl4S.o6 Paid for telephone. telegraph.
stamps and stationery, slb.eT; paid for
lunches and car fares S20.27; agents ex-
penses. $50: meals for those cared for by
agent, $lS1.6o; lodgings $50; total, S<QOes.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Annual Thanksgiving Sale
China, Glass and E1Ousefurnis11imgs

Our spacious fifth floor departments completely and SO
attracve stocked with the and best merchandise All
the leading manufacturers represented and the
dainty creations and glassware more
than the poorer of former years.
We have everything needed for the Thanksgiving day entertaining,
such Dainty China Brilliant Cut GLASS; Thin Blown Classes Pressed
Glassware Decorated and Toilet Artistic Lamps Sep
Lamp Globes Gas Globes Caneaba Drpss Wax Candles,
Candle Lamps Candle Shades etc. and Kitchen Furnishings
plete and varied
Evening star., 1901-11-20

Our new open stock patterns OF
English, German and French Din
ner Sets, from which you can select
just the pieces you actually need,
offer you the most satisfactory man
ner of buying a Dinner Set, as we
carry them in stock for three years
from the time we place them on sale,
and you can Immediately replace any
breakage or add to your set within
that time; or if longer, and we have
discontinued the pattern, we can or
der it for you. We quote the follow
ing items from a new white and gold
pattern:
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low prices.
New MayOnnaise Mixers.

We have just received new lot
of choice Mayonnaise Mixing Ma
chimes, which make it easy to have
good salad dressing, and when once
used are indispensable.
SI.OO complete.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
MARRIED.,

GORMAN-McCARTHY. On "Wednesday November
20 1901, at st. Ignstius' Church, Baltimore
Nd, by Rev. Father Chester OF Loyola College
formerly OF Georgetown University, MARGAIlEf
o. MCCARTHY to MICHAEL. ]. GORMAN both
Of Washington, d. C.
LEARY-DAyIS. At the residence OF the bride's
parents, No. ZOOS street northwest Wash
ington d; q, on Monday, November Is. 1901,
Miss JOSEPHINE MILLER DAVIS TO Mr.
NEIL PHILLIPS LEARY of Tampa. Fla.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Buckeye Knife Sets.

We offer another lot of those seal
loped-edge Knife Sets, made by the
Christy Knife Co. They consist OF
one scalloped-edge bread knife, one
scalloped-edge carving knife and one
pairing knife.
Ioc. for 3-piece set.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
LUNACY PROCEEDINGS.
Court to Pass Upon Mental Condition
OF Ten Persona.

OF Zen Persons.
Lunacy proceedings have been Instituted
In the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, by the District Commissioner,
against ten persons who are alleged TO be
OF unsound mind and not proper subjects
to be at liberty. The names OF the alleged
lunatics are William A L. Gresham, John
ODonnell. Samuel Hayes. Ellen ID. Sneden
and Ella Z. Young. all white. and winson
Robinson. Elizabeth Larkins James But
Ter, Fannie E. Chase and Julia Reed all
colored.
Upon consideration OF the petitions filed
In the cases, which are In the usual form,
Justice Barnard has appointed physicians
to examine the parties mentioned and the
court will hear testimony relative TO their
sanity Friday OF this week, at 1 o'cl eek
pm. The hearings will take place in the
room OF Criminal Court No. 2
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$500 each
Third floor.
Pictures and
Picture Frames.

The attention of those contem-
plating giving Holiday, Birthday or
Wedding gifts is invited to Our pres
ent complete stock of Pictures. 1t
contains every popular subject,
copyrighted and otherwise-those
suitable for parlor, hall, library, din
ing room, bed room, nursery, school
room, club room and den. And they
are artistically framed in the latest
holdings.
We carry in stock ready for i'm
mediate use all the regular size
frames, in all the popular woods.
We have Picture Frame Factory
on the premises, equipped with the
most modern machinery, and can
make to order any style of frame de-
sired.
We have 45o patterns of holdings
to select from.
Pictures to be framed for Christ
mas should be attended to without
delay.
Several excellent values are Of
fered for tomorrow, as follows:
College Girls in colors comprising all the leading
colleges passe- -partouted in red with red mats
soc. each.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Complete Dinner Sets:
Toilet Sets.

We offer a new lot of Decorated
Toilet Sets in choice pink and blue
colorings, complete with covered jar,
and with gold stippled edges.
$500 per jar set.
S3.25 without jar.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Carving Knife and
Fork Special.

We are showing the best makes of
Carvers, and call especial attention
to the unusual value in Rodgers
genuine English Carving Knives and
Forks, with stag handles, which we
offer at
SIPS per pair.
A chance to secure good set at
the price of poor one
Fift., floor.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Individual Furniture

Fourth Floor Tenth Street)
by individual furniture in
distinctive decorative artistic hits that
fill the hooks and and finishing the room
We now show extensive and of this
class of furniture including chairs rockers book cabinets
desks tables shaving stands de tables cbifoniers Morris
chairs, and pretty designs in Rattan furniture ~
Many choice pieces are here especially suitable gifts
every article was selected with an eye to well beauty
purchased now VIII be held and delivered your
venience. A few exceptional values follow: - 80
Fenee
a, POO each. $500 EACH
adjustable
$500 each. - - ~ " s anu substantial
l1se R"my Rockers high back caer $3.50 each.
kMsCh
9i95 eacn- bsr rd.n hair pa
a. earh ~ S875 each
SIo5O EACH
Tsd
S365 each. 75c EACH
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Glass Top Salt
and Pepper Shakers.

We have just received new ship
ment of those well-made Salt and
Pepper Shakers, with glass tops,
which keep the salt away from the
metal and prevent corrosion.
Ioc. each.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Ribbed Underwear
for Mem.

A>AND~S& OhASQSa wS61R
for Men.
Men, as rule, do not wear ribbed
undergarments, hence are not aware
OF their excellent qualities. They fit
snugly without binding, and give
perfect freedom of movement to
every part of the body.
We show Ribbed Underwear in
shirts and drawers and in union
suits.
Shirts and Drawers.
Dra%ers Sers ha.orlssan Shirts or soc. to ST. so
Ribbed Natural Merino Shirts e. ~ and G. RI
or Drawers. rs................ pl w dIiu Pl ~
, Ribbed Silk Striped Cashmere Shirts or q, m
Drd"ers Observation-Disclosures p>o w
Ribbed Light Blue Wool Shirts or Draw d, M
eis.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pO'Oo
Union Suits.
drawers and Shirts combined.)
Ribbed Babriggan, winter weight ... pl. 50
Ribbed Natural Merino. $500
Ribbed Light Blue MerIno. $500
Ribbed Natural Wool. 5000
First floor.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Molds for
Thanksgiving Day.

We are now showing a complete
line of new imported and domestic
Molds, and offer them at unusually
low prices.
Evening star., 1901-11-20

VIC Sdil dill VI TIC DSSt IlldkeS OF
Turkey Roasters and can fit any size
oven.
1o-inch Double Turkey Ros sters. Each. 25c.
11-inch Maryland Double Turkey Roasters.
Eacu =. ~.
Each ' "u noo"'. turkey Aos:.ess 5oc
Each. ~ oaD.. lof.e. no..ters 9oc
Each 's' D0uD's turkey Hoss.e.. ST
Each. ' Ae, Hoas..... ST. 50
Eseh tes..ns nouois ios.e. Hoss.e.. $I35
Each .'A' ouDe nuf.e, Aoas...s' $I45
Large Perkins Double Turkey ROasters. d
New savory Turkey Roasters. EACH. 9I 90
Also full line of regular uncov-
cred Black and Russian Iron Roast
ing Pans, in all sizes.
Evening star., 1901-11-20

Pastels, principally landscape views in broad gil
frames size 2Ox24
$3.o5 each.
Evening star., 1901-11-20

Rich Hand-colored Photogravures size 2Ox24 in
handsome Florentine gilt frames
$500 each.
Evening star., 1901-11-20

Etchings, size 12x22, in gilt frames, comprising
variety Of attractive subjects.
SI.5o each.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
= IIO" OIINI NNs
Artistic Lamps.

AFuaSUaC LdaRlpS.
We offer a new lot of decorated
Ruby Parlor Lamps, in. assorted
shapes and decorations, at
$500 complete.
Also a new lot of Io-inch Decorat-
ed Separate Globes, at
SI.oo each.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Gold Wire
Working.


A man who has been doing this
sort of work for 20 years is here
demonstrating his skill, and is max
iing to order rings, bracelets, neck
'laces, chains, hat pins and other sim
pie jewelry out of seamless, gold
filled wire; won't tarnish or wear off
brassy. Very odd and unique things,
and will make very acceptable
Christmas Gifts.
Not expensive, either-prices start
at I5c. for some things.
First floor, Eleventh st., rear.
Guaranteed Sewing Machines,
so to $4,000.
Second floor. Tenth st.
Christmas Cards, Booklets, Calen-
dars and Diaries.
First floor, Tenth st.
December Patterns and Fashion
Sheet ready.
First floor. Eleventh Ut.
Evening star., 1901-11-20

Also lot Of small Passe-partouts in colors COM
prsing about twenty different subjects, among
when are golf. hunting, riding, tennis, fencing,
foot ball, bathing etc.
25c. each.
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Woodward & LOtElrOp,
New York-WASHINGTON-Par
Special Display of Infants and Little Children's
,Ong and Short Coats Christening Robes

bengaine silk exquise trimmed with lace and
dainty materials
trimmings embroidery plated silk and Lace
Robes of nansook,
trimmed with laces, insertion and tiny tucks
Evening star., 1901-11-20
Boys Overcoats and
Separate Pants.

Two lots offered at less than the
usual prices. Staunch qualities, suit
able for rough wear.
Boys 0vercoats Of all-wool frieze; good quality
of material; well made; yoke back and front or
without yoke; raglan pockets; raglan back sizes 6
to IL. Special value,
$500 each.
All-wool Cheviot Fancy Striped Pants; heavy
weight; neat, stylish patterns; well made and per
feet fitting; sizes to 10. Worth 81 .25. Special
value,
8oc. pair.
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We offer the following unusual
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Fourth floor.
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Thanksgiving Day
Dinner Sets.

Some VerV {
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Turkey ROasters.

We carry all of the best makes of
Turkey Roasters and can fit any size
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
Don't Be Funny.


1t does not pay. If you have a good
thing. tell it right out. Don't use false
means to- attract attention. We say
right out and mean it. too, that DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will cure every
case Of stomach trouble. 1t will stop
any pain caused by Indigestion: ii
knocks sick headache by attacking the
cause of the complaint and aids you TO
digest your food, no matter what you
eat. Sold by 3. A. Morgan.
osgood, Mo. Oct. IS, 1899. -Pepsn
Syrup Company, Monticello. Ill.-Gen-
ttlemen: | have used Syrup Pepsin for
some time and find 1t gives most excel
lent results and it is one of the greatest
selling preparations 1 have ever carried
in stock.
j do not hesitate to recommend 1t.
Very respectfully, DIR. T. JONES.
Sold by B. "A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
Record Prices for old Books.

Boston, Mass, April 26-At Libbie's
IN selling the French Library, the first
OF the Grolier Club vellum books
brought $1,000. the top price for single
Volume. 1t was cataloged as "a Decree
OF Starchanlber Concerning Printing.
made July IL. 1887 Reprinted for the
lGrolier Club from first addition, 1897.
New York. 1884, Charles Scribner's
Sons, the purchasers, also took several
other vellum copies OF the Grolier books
at record prices. namely: THE Rub
.aiyat OF Omar Khayyam' for $1,000
Matthews Modern Book Binding" for
$780, Charles Reade's "Pegg Woffing-
( tom for $3.50, Devine's "Christopher
Planun" for 1915, and the .Phylobib-
lion of Richard Burr for sS25. Seventy
OF the Groller publications. including
twenty six catalogs of the club exhibit
lions at 50 each, brought 1929 Out
side of the Grolier Club works, more
record prices were obtained. Gold
smiths Vicar OF Wakefield" rare
first addition, sold for 1910 to Little,
Brown & Co. GATHERS 'sMademoisel,e
de Maupin" went to Dodd, Mead g.
Co for $40. and CARROTS "IIlizabethan
Songs. on Japanese vellum, for $3.50.
First additions of Hawthorne and
Holmes brought figures higher than
those at the famous Arnold sale in New
York. Holmes 'Autocrat," an auto
graph copy, went for $51 to j. o..
Wright. of New York. Herrick's Hes
perides, first edition, went for $500 to
George III. Richmond, of New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
HEBRON BREAKS UP DINNER.
Tho &c. Together Club Forced Il
Abandon Banquet.

Tho Get Together Club Forced to
Abandon Banquet.
New York, April 26.-Professor Her
ron has killed the Get Together Club
DINER that was planned for next Mon
day night. Darwin j. Meserole. presi-
dent of the club. found it next to impos-
sible to get speakers to replace the men
who had declined to appear with Her
ron, and Thursday afternoon 1t wac de-
cided that the task of overriding an in
dignant public opinion is too hard. Ac-
cordingly the meeting was called off.
DIR. Josiah Strong, president of the
League for Social Service, returned
from visit west yesterday morning
and startled the Herronites by issuing a
scatting statement denouncing Heron
and Miss Carrie Rand, his fiancee as
guilty of an offence against the funda-
mental institutions of society and the
teachings of Jesus Christ. Dr. Strong
Gays that Herron's history reveals the
lowest depths Of baseness.
DIR. Strong is one of the most eminent
political sociologists In the country His
league is responsible for the Get To-
gether Club. and it was upon DR.. Strong
that the Herronites depended for a
great deal of their strength. The men
who have so far denounced Heron or
refused to meet him at the dinner that
was to have been are DR.. N. Dwight
Hills, DR.. S. D. Mcconnell, DIR. Josiah
Strong. DR.. Rosster. w. Raymond, JUS
tice w. j. Gaynor and DIR. Wilton.
DIR. Strong or his visit west last week
met Mrs. Heron the divorced wife of
DIR. Heron. and learned from her many
new incidents in Herron's life and many
side lights on his character. He wrote
from South Carolina that he would not
speak at the Heron dinner, altho he
had accepted the invitation. He was
boiling with Indignation when he reach
ed town Thursday and found that he
was still advertised to appear. He is
sued the following statement:
Returning to the city from a nine
days absence I was surprised to find
myself announced to speak on the same
platform with Professor Heron at the
next meeting of the Get Together Club
The engagement to do so was made be-
fore knew the facts in DIR. Herron's
case. charming some OF these facts
wrote last week canceling the engage
ment. Later ] received very full
statement from an authority which. II
correct, and was forced to believe II
reveals the lowest depts OF baseness or
the part of DR.. Heron.
HE and his female accomplice r
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26

hotel to dress for the state dinner given
in their honor by the president.
During the evening the Cubans came
into possession of a vast amount OF In
formation realtive to the subject which
is of such vast Importance to them The
relations of Cuba and the United States
We're naturally the topic which was dis
cussed almost to the exclusion of every
thing else. In this way the Cubans
learned more of the country and its in
tentions toward Cuba than 1t would
have been possible any other circum-
stances.
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breaking up family have committed Al
crime against the fundamental institu-
tons Of society and have trampled un-
der foot the explicit and unmistakable
teachings of Jesus Christ Their con-
duct has been despicable beyond the re-
sources of my vocabulary to express.
and If all the facts in the case were
known these people would not be toler-
ated In any self-respecting society for
an hoi,r
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Pan-American Expo.,t,on.

II you intend to go to the great Pan.
American exposition at Buffalo, N. Y.
you are hereby advised that the Iowa
Central railway is the best and most
direct route. II you VIII send your
name and address and 2-cent stamp to
George S. Batty. G. P. and T. A., Iowa
Central railway, Marshalltown, Ia. you
Will receive by return mail handsome
ly illustrated booklet containing full de-
scription Of the exposition.