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The Washington times., 1901-12-20
Fifteen Perish in shipwrecl.

LISBON. Dee. 19.-During a heavy gale
which blew throughout the night a Por-
tuguese ship was wrecked in the harbor
here and fifteen persons were drowned.
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
Bargains in Mems, Boys, and
ChiIdTen's S Clothing Dept.

''0 $50 Mems High grade Suits. ia single
and double breasted; warranted to be
the finest grades OF Thibets. Meltons
Rough Cheviots. English Clays. Wor-
steds. Vicunas: with neat stripes and
imported Scotch fabrics: excellent
workmanship and perfect fitting; can
not be purchased at any other store
for less than s15.00. GO 7S
BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIAL. 'o'tJ
4 Mans Raglan or Yoke Coat would
make a lovely Christmas present. We
offer you your choice of 100 beautiful
Coats. in Oxford, dark and light, and
several styles in plaids. Regular $3.50
value. SS IL
BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIAL. 'o.fJ
Childrsn's Raglans or Yoke Coats:
large variety to select from. We offer
special in dark Oxford Grey Yoke;
handsomely trimmed; extra long. with
cuns-and a beautiful line OF Top
Coats with velvet collars; ages to
Is Regular $500 value. 81 S0
BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIAL. "1'JV
Children's Blue Chinchilla Refer;
velvet collar; worsted lining. Regu-
lar $3.50 value. 81 ~
BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIAL. |''-I
zoo Children's Double breasted suits
ages Z to Ia: in variety OF pat
terms: neat mixtures. stripes, and
beautiful plaids: sold up to 81 OK
BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIAL. i'Jo
Childreus Knee Pants. in fancy
patterns and blue eheviots and cordu-
roy: ages to Is. Regular soc
value 1Qt
Mems Iron-clad Every day Pants. in
blue and black and eassimeres and
mixtures: s225 value Q2C
BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIAL. "
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
ChnrIcston seIcclIonr.

First race-smttgart, Incandescent.
Mudder
Second race-clifton Boy, Dr. Worth.
Jim Scanloh.
Third race-Certain, Welsh Girl, ori-
cius.
Fourth race-AIarie Bolton, Elsie Ven
nCr, Diva. .as-
Fifth race-Passaic, Lake Fonso. Ruby
Riley
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
Mems S Furnishings.

Mems zoe Initial Haadkerchicfs. 1Sc
Bargain Friday Special. ....... IL
Mems $50 silk suspenders. In Q2c
fancy Xmas box ....-............-Jo ~
Mems G9c Neekwear. In fancy iQc
Xmas box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mems 75e White Shirts. Bar 5(C
gain Friday Special JV
Mems soc Unlaundered shirts. 10C
bargain Friday Special. JJ
Mems Si.jO and $500 Derby and
Fedora Hats. all styles ana 02C
shades. Bargain Friday Special. ~
Several lots OF Children's s1OO Tam
o'Shanters in blue, red, brown.
tan and grey. Bargain Friday iQC
Special l.............
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
Special Prices in Fine Millinery,

All Trimmed Hats-regular 81 OK
IS. $40 aud Si2 values. '10
gSc Soft Felt Fedoras. s...-........ l9c
Fancy Feathers and Quills 5c
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
For Your Xmas Table.

tUt iUui RfHoo tuUiGi
Splendid quality bleached aad un-
bleached Table Damask. 81 inches
wide Regular 2pc value. DC
Bargain Friday Special .........
Very fine bleached Table Damask,
" inches wide. Regular 15c val
ue. 11J
Bargain Friday Special ....... ~
Fine quality all linen fringed nap
kins. Regular 75c the dozen val
ue. h I.
Bargain Friday Special ....... W
Linen Damask. knotted fringed
towel. iSx24. colcred borders Regu-
lar 39c value. DC
Bargain Friday Special ~
All linen Huck towel. i3N22. Regu-
lar 2jc value. JQC
Bargain Friday Special ........ W
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
Ladies' Xmas Gloves.

Ladies' fine Kid Gloves, all shades
in fancy boxes. Regular 81 value TIC
Bargain Friday special. .---. ~
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
Ladies' Fine FuTs.

Ladies' Russian Sable Fur Sets;
collar and muff. Regular $500 * m
value. Bargain Friday special. .'J.VV
Ladies' Sable opossum Fur Sets; col
lar and mutt Regular $500 value.
Bargain Friday spe- St0 90
Ladies' silver Hair Collars, with six
Bargain Friday special. 'f.JO
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
Ladies' HandkerchisiS, Etc.


Ladies' All Linen Initial Hsndker-
chiefs; three in fancy Xmas box.
Regular 39c value. Bargain 16f
Friday special ..-..........-ss.. III
Ladies' All Linen handkerchief.
Regular Toe value. Bargain dIC
Friday special ................. ~
Ladies' Black Lisle Hose in fancy
box. Regular soc value. Bar i7C
gain Friday special. I......-.... ~
Ladies' Fancy Stock Coiia.s with
fancy buckles. Regular e5c value 17C
Bargain Friday special. .... ~
Satin Ribbon in all shades Quality
No. 8. Regular &c yd. value. Bar DC
gain Friday special ....,........ Il
Boys Fleece Lined Kid Mits with
fur tops. Regular soc value 1lc
Bargain Friday special ........ ~
Childrens silk Windsor Ties in all
shades. Regular 25c value Bar 1OC
gain Friday special. ~
The Washington times., 1901-12-20
VIII s1n, Right Here.

one thing desire to be particularly
emphatic in saying the Washington club
wiii not be transferred to any other city.
no natter what rumors may have been
circulated TO the contrary. ! don't care
what stories may be sent out about the
trouble in the ranks OF the National
League clubs and the hot air announce
4. .pfents that the Senators are booked for
Nov York City. They are to stay here in
Washington so long we remain in con
troi OF the club. This New York talk b,
Tie veriest rot. There are only two
available grounds for baseball in Gotham
aud they are controlled by Andrew Freed
msn. aud at present J am not hifchIng MP
Win Freedman or any other man, with
ibe exception of lscftus'
.--iiher Mr.. Postal nor Mr.. LOTUS has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
.sThe Beggar,. OPERA

Gays "Bcggar's Opera" may be con-
sidered n comedy. 1t is very witty and
very wicked. 1t makes jest of crime
and at the same time tends to set men
against men. Probably it was altogether
written by Gay, though it is above his
average. But Gay was a follower of
Swift and Pope, and the influence Of
Swift appears to be discernible in it, SO,
perhaps, the play was in some measure
the work of that strange author. though
not actually written by him. Pope says
that the play was Gays own writing, hut
acknowledges that he and Swift gave
now and then correction or word or
two of advice. This interference may or
may not have had great effect on the
character of the whole play. One does
not know. Fielding's Jonathan Wild"
must have been suggested by 1.-THE Beg.
gar's Opera" Peachum is like Jonathan
Wild. and there are other similarities.
Gay may be easily credited with the
whole authorship without tho aid of his
powerful friends of the inferior sequel.
Polly. Notes and Queries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Glndstone In q HUI.

Max Muller told me about curious
experience he had when staying in Glad
stones own home ut uawarden. Tho
conversation naturally turned to matters
Hellenic. and in the course OF it Glad
stone made a grammatical mistake in
Greek. His learned guest mildly tried to
correct him. but Gladstone rather haugh-
tily maintained that he was perfectly
right. After another fruitless attempt of
Max Muller. Gladstone became SO i'm
perative In his assertion that his guest
quietly answered: well. we can easily
solve the difficulty. No doubt you have
a Greek grammar In the house. Let us
look into it,
Therenpon Gladstone rose in huff
No Greek grammar WAS brought down,
nor did the great statesman appear him
self any more on that occasion. 1t was
most painful scene for Max Muller
Mrs. Gladstone tried her best. in the
meantime. to apologize for her husbands
behavior. II am sorry to say" she re.
marked. that he cannot brook contradic.
tions. hope you won't mind it."-West.
minister Review.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
FELL OFF A MOVING TRAIN
Sad Death of Young Or, on Returning
from an Outing.

Sad Death of Young Girl on Returning
from an ontinK.
indianapolis, July "a Jennie Clark
the 1s-year- old daughter Of John
Clark, n cement walk contractor. liv-
ing in Lawrence. WAS found dead at
the side Of the track, about half mile
west Of the village, early Monday. In
lications are that she fell from train,
striking Ter head on pile of orcssties
Her skul was fractured at the base OF
the brain. Miss Clark Went on an
excursion to Benton Harbor Sunday in
the company Of George Neglev They
returned 10 Lawrence about a m
Monday. and both were aroused from
sleep by the brakeman, who called
out the name of the town.
Both left their seats to leave the
train and while on the platform Miss
Clark missed her fan. She started
back to the seat she occupied, expect,
Ing to find 1t there. and before she
could again reach the steps the train
started Negley. who had stepped off
thought me Young woman would he
carried To Brghtwood and got team
and drove there. Failing to find her
at Btightwood, he drove back and
raised the alarm. search along the
tracks resulted in the finding of the
BODY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Will DEMAND INQUIRY
Adm raj schley Will Demand Al
Inquiry Into the Santiago
Controversy.
Will BE One OF the Most cele.
brstsd Cases In Nave
History.
Civil Action May Be Begun Later
Against the Historian,
Maclay.

Washington, July 24-The Washing
ion Post Monday night telegraphnd
Admiral Schiey that in an editorial II
insisted that he owed it TO himself, a.
We'll as to his friends, to begin lro-
eeedings against Maclay. the author or
The History of the United Stats
Navy 10 dlsprove the latter charge
adding MIL you do tl.iS Please
Wire statement Yesterday II re-
ceiyel the following telegram, dated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad dl-
rectors have declared Il selni-annual
dividend of . per cent.
The Commercial Law League of
America Is IN session at Putin Bay. o.
John Dulyido was shot and killed by
Francisco Ruberto at Niles, o., in a
fight over a woman.
King Edward has raised Evelyn Bar.
ing. first Niscount Cromer to an earl
dom.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting
of the American Bar association will
be held mt Denver Aug. 81. % and 23
Secretary Gage will refund all duties
collected on Porto ltican imports be
tween the end of military rule and the
passage of the Foraker act
A mob at Elkins. w. Va. hanged n
negro in the city park who had shot
the chief of police while resisting ar
rest
Chicago police officers have received
notice that they must not smoke on
the public streets while In uniform.
Suit has been brought at I'll Reno. O
T.. by Indians to enjoln opening of the
kiowa Apache reservation.
10y Eatherly, a lO-year-old boy, OF
Danville, Ills, has asked Chicago Chic.
of Detectives Colleran to aid him II
finding his father. missing for tel
years.
General Baden-Powcll is very i'll
| having got home from South Africi
Frustrated by the strain he had under
gone.
Free trade between the Unite,
States and Porto Rico will be pro
claimed tomorrow.
I The freedom Of the city OF Londol
was presented to Lord Miner of Cap
Town, yesterday.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pulmonat
gastropods are getting in their worl
on tho Lake View (Chicag0 wate
supply.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
flghtfor the T,..e I.all trophy.

Chicago, July "a Yesterdays scores
at base ball recorded by League clubs
We're as follows: AT Philadelphia
Boston i Philadelphia Z: At Pittsbury
Cincinnati 2, Pittsburg 9; at New
York-Brooklyn 8, New York 8; at st.
Louis 'hicago 8, st. Louis 5.
American League. Al Cleveland
Washington 4. Cleveland forfeited
to Cleveland by umpire because Wash
ington WAS unruly; at Chicago Phil
adelphia 6. Chicago 10; at Milwaukee
Boston Q. Milwaukee 4
Western Association: At Toledo
Dayton .. Toledo 81 mt Wheeling
Columbus 4. Wheeling 3: at Fort
Wayne Grand Rapids 5. Fort Wayne
S; at Observation-Disclosures Z, Marion 6
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Rourh on w,lli.m.

The following dramatic criticism APP
peared recently in Norwegian paper:
1.-THE travelling theatrical company at
present visiting this town gave one night
representation OF play styled The
Merry Wives Of Windsor by person
called Shakespeare. The play is said to
be comedy, but is terribly monotonous
In Its effect, especially the FIRST two acts.
An uncouth and besotted cavalier. who
dirts and spoons with bevy Of demi-
mondaines, but who becomes Q victim to
their absurd intrigues-such Is the sum
total OF the plot. We can only say that
such play is poor fare to invite an ed
ucated public to. 1t was q relief when
the curtain dropped. and we had an op-
portunity of listening to . selection of
humorous songs"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Excited Over a Murder.

PHILIPS Wis, July n This place
is greatly excited over the mysterious
murder Yesterday of a farmer named
lssacson while he was passing down
the river in Il canoe. lssacson was
Shot through the heart by some un-
known person. TIE sheriff Of Price
county has wired 70 ST Paul for
bloodhounds and will endeavor TO run
down the assassin. lssacson was not
known TO have any enotnies
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
RUSSIAN CROPS ARE POOR
Drought and Hot Weather MIKE the Hus-
bant!,nnn's Work Vain.

WASHINGTON. - G.. luly PA st.
petershur. ,,fspatch 10 the Uuited
st.,es ae,,.,,.,.,n.,,t ~ q agriculture datet,
-, a.. ,a.,',z,-a.,,I,,. ~
~. ~. - ~. ~, i,
IVY des's's NiS isa' sii'r'4 ~ -
odessa ana fA;t' Aefaoilsei3al heat WAS
prevailing through I'll Of northern
Russia. a cablegrarri 70 the derait-
ment from London dated .rnly % men
TONED re,so,..S Nm III, cror4S ia Siberia
anne.r "a he nearlv q total falllire.
adding tbat in The districts Of MIMI
sinel. .nd krasrovarsl flraost tho an
+irs grortb az cereals lfos rerisfed as
tha rss,,,+ ~ \ .,yo raentl3s' 3roapft.
and tbat In the +r.ns. I.alkal country.
tba en,,,l,tion - el,e eror,s was al,,4ost
ao,al,y mad Minusins,, aud Krasnov.
ors,, ara no AZ no s,.a ,ljstricts com.
,,ns,,a Ma St,erj.,r, ,,roviuoe of Vent.
sais,r nybf,,, 5,oa,,f,i,.s tho greater mart
- ~ oe,,,,.r,. l,.,,i,laa Nv tIa yenia.i
,.;var
\, 1000 ,,l.an ma Siheri,r, ero,, ga.
,bnra ~, o,.,.,.ae,e ,hGsa Two dis+riafs
n,sa,,.ad ah,,,It IA nor sent 81 tho
,,bao,. and ~. e,,ov.n ~ +ba snnr si.
,,ar,,,, "a, ,l,i.i, ero,, re,,e,-
~, o. '',,,,ish,.,, 7. as ~
a,.n, 80. 80 ~ disno,sb ,v,sa,5,s
go ~ A. rona,.s a record ~ .ba
fai,,,ra a, ,l,a oro,,s II siperia ne !,
,rbals arc hassd m MORN !. tior, from
,.ar,a,s n,,ts ~ +,,a+ yast tsrritarv ~ ~,
-, - ~, :, =, 80, -
5ra,n ~ conait;ons n ..., ili'1
IN tha 80 ya,,isa.,n 1is+r,rts abovs
namad 49,, 4, tra,9s.RatIa,ia
IT, go ,,is,{5+,.,, ns..n4iars se,,or,
!, tha ,@naI,. aist,;c,s an,n nasfng ~ .
III - -, ~, ,,as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Another Murder Recorded,

Lyons lies fatally injured at Passa-
want hospital here with q bullet hole
piercing his abdomen. fred from re-.
volver in the hands of Goldman Ham.
Both parties reside at Franklin. and
the shooting IS the result of n feud
of long Standing They met near the
postofiiee il franklin, and after ex-
changing few words Ham drew his
revolver and began firing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
MISSING NUN HEARD FROM
She Wanted to visit Her Home. So sh.
just Went

She Wanted to visit Her Home. SO she
just Went.
Terre Haute, Ind. July 24-Sister
Luigi, who escaped from ST. Mary's
of the Woods last Thursday. has writ
ten to the sister superior of the Order
of the Sisters Of Providence of her safe
arrival at tie home Of her mother, near
Savanna His. A note to the press.
which she gave to Farmer Shore ut the
time she escaped, has just been re-
ceived
She told Farmer Shore that She left
st. Marys because of her desire to
visit her home. which is not permitted
under the VOWS she took twelve years
ago. AT st. Mary's 1t Is snid that she
had been in poor mental health. result
ing from spinal meningitis. The sis
tiers there say that time alone will tell
whether She will return to the con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Egyptian Relic for pitt.burg.

New York Jlily 24.--Sacurely dashed
on the forward deck of the German
steamer Hohenfels. which arrived
Monday from Calcutta. was an Egyp-
tian boat said 70 be 1000 years old. re-
Gently dug UP out or the bed of the
Nile The boat is stoutly boxed up
and was shipped ut Port Said Freight
charges We're paid there amounting TO
$500 marks 1t goes to the Carnegie
museum at Pittsburg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Chicago Man Save. Four Elves.

st. Joseph. Mich. July ei-John
Marion. young Chicago man. effect
ed u remarkable rescue on the river
Sunday evening, saving four lives, He
Went rowhoau riding With George FL
field ana wife and William coDger and
wife, all OF Chicago. In changing
seats THE party accidentally overturned
the boat Martin righted the boat and
rescued the four persons. civ after an-
other. Mrs Gonger WAS the last to be
saved, and he SWAIN with her to the
shore
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
South Bond Want. Damages.

South Bcud. Ind, July 2A,-Suit has
been filed in the courts of South Bend
asking for damages against the Reli-
ance Manufacturing company, of Chi
cago, for falling to keep an agreement
to open a clothing factory in this city.
They had agreed to occupy the build
ing formerly used by the Ghockelt
company in view OF which the Chock-
cit people moved. Laport bid higher
and got the nlant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24

Cosema Wagner. In reply to the re-
marks of the burgomaster Frau Cost
ma Wagner assured him IL - Baireuth
would remain her permanent home.
The municipality also conferred the
freedom Of the city upon Herr Won
Gr.ss, chairman of the opera commit
tee. y grand torchlight procession
was held in the evening. The queen
of Wurtemherg has arrived here incog-
nito for the opera season. and recep-
ton was given in her honor at the
Wagner residence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
NATION AND HER FIRES
Authoritie. Arc Looking for Somebody
Who starts Thorn.

NATION, Ills, July 24.-Many fires
of suspicious origin during the last
month have convinced Mayor Fry and
the police and fire departments that the
city is the victim of systematic plot
of Incendiaries. The mayor says OPEN
ly he believes the gambling element.
which has recently been forced out OF
business by the city authorities. Is re.
sponsible for the fires. Chief Hill, OF
the fire department. says, in his opin-
ion, the three fires Of July p were of
tncendiary origin, and. several others
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
ciety, has sent the following cable
gram to President Kruger: "SinceresS
sympathy. Numbers VII "a. d. &C.

W NJ E0'I-I TNTI1n ,Ns9sher AKaii1.
Naw iiaSea CONF fu'v 2l- I.ts
vcstetGsy ~ The CONSTITUTION ,He1
slleelier lis9i tho coilnlh'a " f.
alrs and allt,A weather III was 'rtH
FIRST squadron WIN nf The New Vol.
NNehi 3lga from Huntington TO Mop
Cev" srsl tic dav vas remarkable ~
tho $50 nc which hoScl the compas
corl0i y from east-npr:hcast to west.
eonlleHest The length Of the corrs
YIN 'seatv-ai.ht rifles mud the Con,
s''ilEan woa by 4 minutes, 6 seconds
corrected time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
BINDER Far Y FOUND AGAIN
Gang of DeEencrptrs Which Committed
Many Mnr.lsr. Nenr Gnlenn. Kun

Gang of Degencrpt.s Which Committed
Many Murder. >-nr Gnlsnn. Kan.
Topeka. Kan, July 24.-Tour per
sons. believed 10 he members of the
notorious Bender family. accused of
committing score of murders at their
home near Gnlena Kan. twenty years
ago. are believed 10 have been located
near Fort Collins Colo. and Governor
Stanley has issued reqnisition papers
ON the governor II Colorado for their
return to this state The first steps
toward bringing the suspects TO Kan
sas We're taken upon the representa-
tions OF Frank Avrcs, of Fort Collins.
WHO asserts that one of the d,larte.te
kate Bender was once his Wife
Governor STANLEY issued the request
tion upon ailidavits of four men who
went to Colorado especially to iden-
tlfy the suspects.
The Renders committed a series of
the most ftrocinl!s crimes ever record
ed They lived on small farm near
Galena, and for wears as 1t developed
af'er their flight had lured travellers
to their place. murdered them for their
money aud buried their bodies in the
yard around their home or under tile
house. The house was arranged with
trap doors. All four members of tho
family We're accused OF aiding in the
murders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24

ing undoubtedly prevented loss OF
many thousand dollars to the farmers
and lumhermen In AleNna ard adjoin
Ing counties. Forest fires along ths
lines of the D. aud NJ. and -Nlpera
Northern railways were mcnacir
Standing tialhes rs well rs skifle
pine, hen nelS sfa hardwood. beside Il
vast quanttv nf cedar
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Roman Catholics Mt the "P.n..

Buffalo, July - Yesterday was
Catholic Mutral benefit association
day 1T the Pan-American exposition.
Between 1900 and 1900 men, each
carrying q small United States flag.
paraded and We're reviewed by the Off
GERS Of the organization in front Of St
Stephens hall Postmaster General
Smith wns n visitor at the exposition
grounds Yesferdav.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Two Young Boys Murdered.

Knoxville. Tenn, July 24.-The bo-
dies of Wheeler and Mynatt Hatmaker
We're found in mill pond near Jacks
boro, Tenn. and an investigation by a
coroners jury showed that the boys
had been murdered by being stabbed
and beaten and that their bodies were
thrown in the water. The boys were
only II and IA wears old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Licens. i,-f.at.,, hy Eleven votes.

Salem. Wis. July PA special cleo
tion Wa held here to vote direct on
the question of dramshops in this city.
and license was defeated by II ma
torty. Their are no licensed saloons
here at present and the city is in debt
and no money In the treasury to pay
running eNnenses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Shot Himself in the Body.

Fond du Lac. Wis. July "a Arthur
W. Breimmann. assistant cashier in
the Fond du Lac National bank, was
accidentally and probably fatally Shot
while he was handling revolver at
the bank building. The bullet entered
his abdomen and up to n late hour his
condition was SUCH that The doctors
had not dared TO probe for It,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Kruger. Heal,b ina frected.

Amsterdam, July a Former Presi-
dent Kruger of the South African re-
public. is very depressed as the re-
suit of the death Of his wife, but his
health Is unaffected. On the contrary
he has thrown himself into his work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Boy Ha. Lo. of Trouble.

Connersvlle Ind. July 24The g.
yearold son VI Daniel Moore. of Ever
ton. Is having serious time. Thurs
day last he fell into creek and near
~ drowned. Friday, while playing in
his fathers bari, the big doors swung
against him knocking him insensible
and breaking a leg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Elk. Elect a Knler.

Milwaukee, July "a 'harles r.
Pickett. of Waterloo. Ia. was elected
grand exalted ruler, over Judge John
c. Ncthaway. of Saltwater. Mimi. ON
the first ballot in the gathering OF Elks
here yesterday. lhe vote was: Pick
EFT, 514 Nethaway, 1862. A night ses-
sion was held.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
Complain of the Beet Sugar Fac tories,

Saginaw, Mich, July Fishermen
complain that the refuse from the beet
sugar factories and the plant of the
North American Chemical company,
which is dumped into the river, has
driven the fish from that stream, and
that the catch of fish in Saginaw bay
has been affected.