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The sun., 1901-06-18
Army and >syy orders.

WASHINGTON. June i7.--Thcs. army o;d,r, have
been issued
cap, Ira MacNutL ugdhsncs Department. from
New York city tD tHr works VI Vie American Ordnance
Waof louis Y. CAIiarc. Aulryy corps from thr
Department Of cuba 70 Go'ernnIs Island.
Lave oi aoscncr iot ont month Is granted llfN
Capt Lun Msl! twenty hrsi infantry, from New
orleans 10 D.nseE ior recruiting dui! f-UrNns ,arl
bin: relieved vii luu his regiment AT thr prs>dio
iIsat Coi john g Hu,lcr Ordnance Impairment
will pIocrrd from WaicTIuWu Arsenal MaisrOSnt
Mass 10 Fort treble, IoI Wethrfl, aud Fort Adams
Enuds Island Fort ROdman. Fort Andrews, fHd
doc., Island tort Hanks, Port ila'9, iuh SiIons' ..
cAus,us, fot Foster aud forI Constitutes, Nv
Hampshire. Gt,a, Diamond Island. fort preelr OF
LtNeu and Fort Williams, Maine, on nn'lhl business
pertaining 10 the Inspection ui thr Armament ~ lho"
pol n,s and tho work o' mt chanlcS thrteon. ,..--
ot nrcr S X. p.paf,m, aic ordered
Ma lor William l. Knetd,r, surgeon, nov under urNI
me NJ al tue Tinted States Amy ncncIAi losp,"l,
duiy Ia the DIVISION % W rAiliInrs aud upun 'h,
expiration OF lragr %. AhSrrc" Nili proceed Va VIZ
.ns 'RG Ispon to 1c H,endr"S IL ,Gs p'Tt pst
..rlt fmnsllu II Kemp. assistant surgeon, "ln
upon being thus relieved vii proceed 10 san ~, LIN,
cisco and report ~ the ronma auGihg Genriai lrl'I'
inent of california. for uansportAuon io han,
Ma lawrenc' g, carr, surgeon, > Ir'rsu,I'
nfd from thr nrparimtN oi cuba " san f'N
r' w. and f,ro, h. a.. cor rnutIng Grncfal U'paN
10, nj IT ,.tI.p,u,. lu- trrr.' urtauon 10 Manila.
These naval orders have nern issued
iiisUi e / Sfos, ion, ,r' Nv rork Navy Nad
to home. tnfrr months slck irhNr,
Na.a Csds, brr'h9ll m :" We WI ma''Sh'M " 'MrRnrsc
! from ne uIcFon To Ms >ev Norh Navy NsTc 'i vi"
pjiay dGN =, r..,, IN m. Wisconsin.
hsI,,,n, hs Naval cons,Tnr.of j. ~ p,urr, from
| the Vnlon Iron Works 70 Caytt station.
The sun., 1901-06-18
When
Strength
Fails
Tho Overworked Woman.
TO such an earnest, devoted
Malt Extract are very pronounced.

uOHe hcrE
TO such an earnest devoted the benefits OF johann Hos
Malt Extract are very pronounced
Johann Hof Malt Extract perfect aid to Nature the process
OF getting the nutrition from food converted into blood Herein
lies its universal app ton to the and women
he weakest stomach take Joha of Malt Extract
work not confined to few always helps aids digestion
The world needs these faithful CONSCIENTIOUS self sacrificing women
cannot get along without them The them you arc
one OF them don't let usefulness be impaired by down.
You can get help from the Johann Hos Malt Extract
builds up the health through natural channels and keeps Tho
nerves from getting overweight
Be sure you 90 not accept substitute for Johann HoHs
Get Johann Hofs and you will not be Disappointed
The sun., 1901-06-18
An An-Day Trip Planned for the Indt p.ndrnce
TO-DAY.

Bos1oN, june u. Contrary TO expectations
III" Independence did not 90 outside for
trial spin this afternoon, but m all-day trip
+ planned for to-morrox. Tn. reason for
the delay IL Capt Han's opinion that the
screw SHAFT for the stsrnpost ruddcr steering
gear u not heavy enou gh 20 stand the strain
ana new parts hav" been mad to-day. Bill
nlh, hnd his men tinkered about the standing
and running rigging, but could nnd nothinr
which looked aleak. II " planned 20 start
O'clock " ""~ ~
The sun., 1901-06-18
For the New England Lawn Tennis Champion
ships,

HARTFORD. June II. In the New England
lawn tennis tournament. which opened to-day
on the courts of the Hartford Golf Club,
three games were played and two Others
weIp settled by default The results,
T.. Y. Jackson teai II. j.. Goodman. %, 8-i.
A /. bay bsAt Brigham. 40. & !, al. Clarence
Ilrr IT beat {. T.. Smith. b. default. T.. 2. Howard
heat y. !. Morgan. G-s, %, Heal y. Wright beat
Il u " MLlr hI ht.hAN.
The sun., 1901-06-18
speed OF the Batticship Illinois.

NhSHINGTuN. June ~. Rear Admiral
u. Evans President of he Naval Trial Board
has informed the NnSy department that he
tidal corrections mace for the trial OF the
battleship Illinois Rpve her an increase ot
~ knots speed. making the onicial record
II Is knots an hour
The sun., 1901-06-18
Piunm.r Wins the Yale Tennis cha mpienship p

Nrw HAVEN. June II The tennis cham
pionship Of Nuls University in singles was
WOE to-day by n Plumner. who de-
feated e /. Childs, Sr, IN a hard-oug ht
contest OF nve sets
The sun., 1901-06-18

All around US, on every hand,
there Is the overworked woman
who has devoted her life to Others.
She is the salvation Of the home;
hers is the tie that binds the family
together.
What is to be done for herr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
Happy New century.

AS this is the only time in my life
that / will ever be able to hank the
people of one century for the patron
age they gave ire in another wish the
readers of this paper a happy New
Year and a very happy new century.
NotWiths landing the satisfaction de-
rived from the patronage of the Mar
shalltown public last year. have oc-
casion for greater rejoicing because OF
my trade this year and j thank the
people for H. 1t pleases me to know
that when claimed to be able TO sell
jewelry of more merit and at a better
price than the cheap John mail order
houses. so many people have believed
Ii. am located permanently in Mar
shalltown. where my goods can be seer
and where customers can find me t.
make Rome howl IL they are not sat.
isfietl and those who have tried botf
find it vastly better to trade with ms
than TO send their money hundreds d
miles away to stores they know nothing
about and get goods they never saw
with no possible chance of ever recov
Iering their loss IL unmercifully cheat
ed. People dp not buy horses. house
nor farms they never saw and OF peopl'
they do not know, and! am glad the.
are beginning to see that reliable jew
kelfy can not be bought that way.
WIN. HELLBERG.
Proprietor Marshalltown's largest jew
elry store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
Brave Men Fail

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, az well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons in
the blood, backache. nervousness head
ache and tired, lstiess, run-dosyn feel
ing But there's no need TO feel like
that j. w Gardner. of 1daville. Ind,
says: Electric Bittersare jus, the hing
Cor a man when he dom care whether
he lives or dies. 1t gave me new strength
and good appetite. ! can row eat any
thing and have a new lease on life
Only so cents, at Geo P. Powers drug
store. Every bottle guaranteed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
"A NEW NEWSPAPER.
One Talked of For the Little Town

of 81. Anthony
St. Anthony one Of the progressive
dittle towns on the t,sntral's Story !
branch, is not going TO be outcone bg
Clemens which has news paper. ma
plans are now being talked TO start a
paper at st. Anthony. Messrs. Davia
Blackburn and David Suck are inters
ested in the project and at present ar
ascelvaining what encouisa cement they
can receive. 1t Is undarst TODD the paper
will be Democratic in politics.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01


Mr.. Frank Humlong. and will remain
for a week visit at the George Hum
long home. NlrF. Phelps is a sister ii
Surgeon General George N. Sternberg,
u. S a. She was accompanied to the
city by her niece, Miss Maggie Hum
long. who spent today at the George
Humlong home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Connor. OF
Csrundy Center, and Mrs. Allison Hills,
scf -Des Moines, arrived in the city Mon
cay evening from Montour, where they
have been visiting for week With Mrs
GsConnor's mother Mrs Susan Cronk.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor were guests OF
sirs. Ella Baker East between trains
end Mrs. Hills will remain for few
lays visit with Mrs. East.
beat Out of an increase of His lser-
i ''s' Fssss ana PROM
nent4dstor IN the adver-
stisenen; Of C'hsa Chol-
era and DiarrhoeaS a re-
minded that as u soidfN in
40 and IS l contracted M y
rhoea and this remedy has ~
from getting an increae in my I,eilsls><s
fei. or every renewal dose OF il re-
is torres me-. 1t Is unequalled as quick
sure for diarrhoea and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

The large roller mills at Atlanta, Mo-,
were burned to the ground. The fire
had almost finished it's work before II
was discovered. The mill cost about
$4,000. 1t was insured for $1,000 A
large amount Of flour, corn, wheat, etc.
was burned, on which there was no In.
sI1rance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
PERSONAL MENTION

z HNnC6Mk1 MEMsEv{hhi3 4
& lEINCOlVfAk VlI<lN AOASq
-
Mr., Will Nan Horn spent the day in
Alblan with lativss
Mr. M NJ Palmer Of State Csnter,
MAS in the city today.
Mrs Nyarren Nichols. of Minerva. WIS.,
tied in the city Monday.
Mr. l.. ii. Smith. of I.iscomb, as in
ms Si1v Monday on business.
Mi dared Elliott 81 Minerva, spent
Moaseax r. the city on business
Miss Kittie yertz spent the cay in
state Center al !, the guest OF Miss Jessie
FsrssvY,
Mics Ht.tt, Jo,s..s of I.jscon,b spent
~. ,iav "a /, h civ NTH DIR. and Mrs. Il.
ID Whitacre
Nts,s, M, ~, i, "a Il f,skalooss sner,;
M. d,y a, 10 ,.itv,Sifh her az, rem s MIR
ana Mrss a. y. ISedel.
MIS-, t;3s,,is Yo,,,,r snent the .iay i,l
,,., MIR. and
! , NJ, ~, ya,,,,s
,;;ss ,,,rsls "a y.,o,, Went 10 Newton on
Nom, 81 .vs,,i,,g fora New Year $ visit
s,slt,,, N;ys Nal,, Eerruson.
~. I, !. ~, = ,.sf, tbi, morning
-, s,,,;, I..,lsss 4 hssrs re wiIl main
~ : ~ - 8 20 -, -.
~ E 49, Z 8 .. ,s..,,9aso
= !,
No. =, 15,,,ss
~ s's'' u s
NJ. we're
-sloliuas sNeisi,sN
sn 20 Z = ~
Mrs. faiieess sefAis - =
eNsliii's l''i 8
g neg 'li.i n
Mss Sue l9icfey, OF ~ inhsapoiis, VINO
isas been the gllestsof MISS lSeiia l''.sis's
LOT a week, ieit esisiaas 'o'' Ilsi nous
Mr.. and Mrs e'rals went eo
aiaboat Rock Nerd ay evening and
We're guests today q Mr. ana MIS- y. -
Esali.
Hrs. F. NJ. Delano. of Albion. acconl-
I panied by hel fiAnshssf' Mstila Q nd SIS
ter. Miss lydia Resston, spent Monday
! ii the city
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID lioss. of New
sharon. spent Monday in the city as
guests al The nome of Mr.. and Mrs. j +.
w. Bogrie.
Miss e)rpfa stephens went to Grinnells
Sonf,.,v evening and will remain for a
few days visit All the home Of Hon. j.
/ f. Ioe III 5,stel.
Mrs. August c;lin4,nert Of Pickering.
arrived in The eity Monday evening and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

Are you irritable? Do you sleep bad
ly? 1t is hard to concentrate your
thoughts? Is your appetite poor? Do
you feel tired, restless and desppndent?
Try Lichtys Celery Nerve Compound.
1t will do you more good than anything
you have ever tried. Sold BY w. II. Ev-
ans. 113 East Main, and Geo. p. Powers
rs East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

& Deputy 1e1sIH Fluison vent 10 STAN
foi'ss COUNTRY settlement near Liz
comb, Monday evening. armed svitn a
warrant issued by Justice Burritt. and
arieststa Water Cook, Who is charged
by y. W jsentlesT With assault and bait
terry Cock wa : accompanied u the
by a friend who at once vent On his
bond and he was Released until Satur-
day when the trial win occur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

a happy New Year We are still in.
the load. For the next thirty days we
will offaf all our line of the finest mn
lsortee noolens at prices never before
heard Of to close out for the spring
Grade. EVERYTHING guaranteed to be
FIRST class ali and be surprised at the
prices We ale making at the beginning
OF the new century. Petersen & CO.,
oar the Western Union.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
erArB or ONO, CRY OF ToLspo. / =.
i (NkAxt TX

Z n.
LUCAS County. -
senior partner Of the arm OF F. ]. CHENEy&C0. /,
doing business In the City OF Toledo. County
and State Aforesaid, and that said Asm win pay
each and every case OF Catssrh that cannot 90
cured by the une OF HALLS cATAhan CUnE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence. this 9Th day Of Dsssnbsr, n. lss6.
ssAL. a. ". GLEASON,
~ Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure istaken internally and scts
directly on the blood and mucous .surfocoe ct
the system. Send for testimonials, 1Iee.
r. j. CHENEY \ CO.. 101e6es o.
- Gold b. Druggists. 100.
Balls Family Pills are the best.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
moved 10 IT East Main.

SASf>'ss ~ q ps'll.s " : 8"
poultry show NH aIrora The beg.
.,pens non, orrow
capt. w. -. Mills is IN sSilicass, MY,
In been called tilese by the ness 'si
ms Wife, Who IS ti,rsais-iled Win 'i,lises7
naoiia
orr M I.iy-,, coffee
,,,,,s
- ,,.,t,.e.
tIs,,,s,s
Mi. Percy A. Lane. a resident Of Mar
sllalltown fifteen YEARS ago, Is pr iaent
tf the Union Mill Company whose tti'se
plant at Waterloo Vas totally dcs pysfei
by fire last SATURDAY.
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..ssa at.Ie q a week ago ali t,lSora. arrived
home ,.st .i,s!s,S ft,5n 81 paul. where
thsv 81 .ss.s q rsjtyi4sg their honey
noon wi;h Nj .onfss relatives. Mrs.
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,5ias "a ;eSS 4 ,sar,s guests Of Mrs.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
There is every indication that

There is every indication that the
world famous play, The Heart of
Maryland. which achieved 50 great. a
success here last year. will be givega
generous reception at the Odeon tom6r-
row night The Heart of Maryland
is the most brilliant production It's au-
thor, Mr.. David Belasco, has thus far
presented Mabel Howard, who played
'slaza here last season is the heroine.
The great belfry scene is a marvellous
and sensational scenic effect.
Delmore and Wilson are starring his
season in the new musical farce COM
edy, My Aunt's Nephew" It is said
that Mr. I0emore is the son of his own
fathers grandfather's sons son and
brother to all the pretty girls in the
play Mr.. Wilson modestly assumes
the role of the aunt to this young man
of much family history The cast is a
good enc and the play s.bounds in
catchy. tuneful songs and graceful
dances. This attraction will appear at
the odeon Thursday, January 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01


,v q, AL ~
| TELEa Hcn,c- RusinesS oii'ce 10 "
y r''l euiis's ''ilis :. 4. (, !. ~
Announcements chnrcls ana society en-
ts,r';llnt:enis. secular meetings. cards nf
1 ,,s ~. y ~,
|5Ist iiae fure;lcl,sinsarton
;.,rx1, svr,,. r,v rsr,Ys,s,
ii, si Han Xxi II,
,or aI;st,s,I s,,.e-so,, and ,,,,xs,s.;ar
IA : .
Shirt Waist sale tomorrow. Archie
PARKER.
rhf $500. .,s ,,,i., ~ a,,a
or;s1 n.,sy 3, NM 5,1 : s D = $50
lsss ti,,rs, I, Il ,.,5.ls g..,,,.; & 49,, s,
~ rst :; ,,s.ts; ana S,.,ir.
- = Ssl'1isii ms, Undertaking Scsusive-
~. sscolla door West Of pos Jottice.
p,,,ss,9s. ss35j, ,s,ssS !,
4 ! 81 s5,,,. s,, n.fs &
s3is l,a5lS..,.,
1 islsislsss has ben = liiaosf 81 a Ealatl
| New scar 8 as d holiday.
s,.s ..s s,siass s. arssieeoii !. ase
-, - e - VI Ssll street aus ~ vs.
4 $3.50 sse4sstilesa a'l s yesis
4 Iii YOU svs.1lf SIei;ol5ss Gun Sos cf5ffss
4 Tx a i3alit.tl 81 s3is,.. s5-csrlt Mocha ard
siva sisssifSir:'s ii,ea asa t,ofT;se Jsl,Sa5
4 Il $50 ''s3''ASsi' ~ IS 50
+ Mr. s.l!sA Nss yssss " lli;ln,s WITH 4
e1.isa set
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
"A NoRTHWEsTER CHANCE.
Superintendent of Bridges aud
building Walden Retires After a

Oh BrlugeS Ryl0
h building Walden Retires After n
Long service.
Superintendent of Bridges and Build
ing w D. Walden, of the Chicago q
Northwestern, VINO has occupied that
responsible position for many years. re-
tires from active service today and is
assigned to the duties at Clinton, where
he viii have charge of the Clinton
bridge over the Mississippi river Mr.
Walden has been in the service of the
Northwestern for thirty-seven years
and the time has come when younger
and more active man is required to
look after the large amount of work in.
the bridges snt. building department.
The work at Clinton will be to look after
the repairs and maintenance of the big
bridge. which is about five miles long
at Clinton. ard is always in nesd of
some sort of repairs.
Mi. Walder's successor is Mr.. Lichty,
whoshas pls5en superintendent of bridges
and sbuilaing on the Western Iowa divi-.
siGn for some time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

81 81 Aier,a,asn q. a former pr rili-s
81 rill3f = tepnlol iean. and who
illsal ~ lle,sla ii combining
80 papers that pFOtit.eefi the by
lsa1f8t. Has; bess VISITING this
Mrs w Ayerrinan and
sAstts d he city felf III past fs.ss
w fasay for llsa home Ia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
/ Il c 'IFII 7 In BRI /, Il
Or aIighel, surgeon and physician

Shirt Waist sale tomorrow. Archie
parlser
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

Nh sc rs ~ offices OF the Iowa Cen.
psed essay ANA bit ittle5
s1i mss Nas dome n he offices al all.
s5lls in t;l rs "a as Sc str de-
siis laa iseas Tlsai s;;lai erll II ses
ksl,t busy ili1ss for hjils
f.isl Y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

a real. enjoyable watch was the one
held at the home Of Miss Maybel
French, corner East Church street and
Fourth avenue, by a few invited guests.
Whist hearts, doubt-it, fan fan, cinch
and crokinole furnished amusement
until a late hour, when refreshments
We're served and a mixed program en- 2
joyecl while the old century breathed
its last and rev one was born. Mrs.
ID. W. Norris, Jr., and Miss Florence
VIII played piano numbers. Miss Bes-
sic Speers gave a few of her humorous
and character readings and Miss Mabel
Woodbury., after reading a para phrase
of her own composition of Tennyson's
Dying Swan" adapted to the occa-
sion, played a violin number, THE
Swan" Upon the solemn promise that
it was only joke, Mr.. c.. r. Speers
was induced to enter the game of
"matrimony' and furnished great
amusement for the company by his
frantic efforts 10 get out G. q. ST.
Clair. who seemed to know all about 1t,
was finally prevailed upon to rescue his
friend. An informal general good time
was enjoyed ytilose present. who al
ways find IN themselves a very congen-
ial company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

The sc iiera pa ssssil esi q eparsnent Of
the Iona Central has isslltd in the Nay.
Of h Nev Year s gsres rler 10 he friends $
and patrols Of he reaa q pre- ttss and
ssuhstart3al vest pqs sss memorandum
book. With sleaea for every
day in the yesar The book, best de- acts
ms a.. a, citie rilar ana fs9r mem erasiai
purposes, contains many useful facts
and figures that eairis hanGy ln every
day i5fs The bosk is bound - red
.ss;it ils4I4 With the cover DONG in gold.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

The neW year came n as bright and
oriS as a new so bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

Mira E.ts eard FsseisbrpolS of Eldora.
lsaceata1n panied b hsl SISTER, Miss Fsaligs 8s
issssllas,s Of MlHneaboiis Vas N the city
! Alalaeiay afternoon as the guest Of Mrs
L. MIC. lbs Van Zandt
/ home TIL af! 5ee sse ~ rouse,o Ell
! dora s,.o.r Boone sNnera they have been
visiting Avsth thsi daughter and niece
Mrs FL $ Fnredlef Miss Shaw is a
| literary SNS,iassi, y p has attained Quite
j a II Renee III tins northwest
/ ANA contributor - MAGAZINES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01

l9ls. Furi x IIynas dentists, corner
First sFreei aud Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-01
dangling Nerves.

Mars Iars
elry store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-10

TENANT AND THIEF
HOLD A DOORKNOB
Merry Householder Desists Only
When Cries for Help Bring
Neighbors to Scene.

| Housebreakers with more than or
binary nerve have attempted on three
occasions during the past week to OBJ
tain entrance to residences on Young
street near Pifkoi but in each case have
been frustrated. Their attempts Gull
minated in reign of terror at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning when at
| tempts were made to break into the
Seton Boarding house occupied by Mrs.
Paulson. Mrs Paulson, who is about to
vacate the house, is at present alone
and this fact was probably known to
| the burglars. Cries for help at the
hour mentioned from the Seton house
appraised the neighbors that something
extraordinary had happened and two
or three gentlemen rushed towards the
house. Mrs. Paulson excitedly told the
gentlemen that a burglar had, only the
instant before she screamed for assist
owing to her outcry. had desisted and
run away
Mrs. PauIson said she was aroused
| from sleep by hearing some one try
a front door, a combination window
and door affair. Each one was tried
in succession all around the porch. She
went into the dining room and while
there distinctly heard some one outside
turn the knob. By this time she felt
| She was In danger, yet hesitated to cry
| out. She went to the door and held the
knob while the would-be burglar turn
ed it in the opposite direction, at the
same time applying his shoulder to
spring the lock. Feeling certain. by
this time that the burglar must have
been watching the house for some time
and knew that she was alone, Mrs.
Paulson ran to a window nearby and
cried, ."He1pI Help."
| The Police Station was communicat-
ed with and Officer Nelson despatched
to the scene. No trace of the man was
found.
! Two hours previous an attempt was
made, evidently by the same person to
| effect an entrance to the house next
door. The man made too much noise
awakening one of the occupants. The
lighting Of an electric globe III the house
was the cue for the housebreaker to
decamp for nothing was seen of him.
At the same house last Wednesday
night shortly after midnight, one of the
occupants was awakened by hearing a
noise at one of the dining room win
dows. The electric light in the room
was burning. The inmate cautiously
went toward the dining room just in
time to see wooden shutter open and
brown hand clasp the window sill. A
rush was made toward the window and
the hand and its owner quickly with
drew. The police will watch the neigh
borhood