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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
LOCALS MAKE THREE HITS AND
ARE SHUT OUT.

Champions Aiss Use whitewash On the
Bsstons st. L0uis Heat Chicages
and Cnclnnatts vanQuish Pittsburgs
American Leader Also Beaten.
The National League racs. interesting g
from the start. took on a moro interesting g
phase yesterday with tho defeat OF the Pitts
burgs by the Onoinnatis In a twelve.inning g
game. This brought the Leaders closer TO
Philadelphia and st. Louis. Philadelphia
whitewashing New York and st. Louis beat
Ing Chicago. Kitson pitched another good
game for Brooklyn and the Champions shut
out tho Bostons. The leaders In the Amsri-
can League also were beaten. Their oon-
ouerors we're the Detroits. The washingtons
beat the Orioles twioe. Cleveland was too
much for Milwaukee and Philadelphia out
played Boston. Tho National League re-
sults and standing follow:
Philadelphia s. New York. o.
Brooklyn. 6; Boston. q.
s.. Louis. 8: Chicago :.
Cincinnau, 7; Pttsburs, 4.
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x ns e. Yc,l :ss:eh .s ,1,s 1,s.s s,',.. n..
s %. v:i.ss az Sss': :sl.ssa .a a '1a 6osps @
$50 yarts ioyrh- TINE 4 mlqutes "a seconds
~ ffsnk Knmer; 'Aapr Taylor second. Time.
Thomas Firth, HAnison; p. q. Van Colt, New York.
second Time. 10 minutes 20 seconds:
nvsMie handicap., Prof.ssion.ln BY W.
7. ]. 0asooyns, 50 yards. third: John Bedsu. iS0
yards. fourth: Time, 10 minutss 50 seconds.
One-Mile New jersey STATE Championship. ANA
kur-Final heat Won By Thomas Firth. HARRISON:
Teddy tAlngton, vaiseufS. second; Charles schlee.
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Morris +. Hewlett, the Noted whip. Ar
riyes on the Campania.

Morris l., ilowlctt. the noted whip and
winner OF the James II. Hyde $500 prize at
the Horse show last fall. for the best exhi-
biton Of four-in-hand driving. arrived her
on the Campania Yesterday. lie was ac-
companied by Mrs. Howlet. liz said that
he would remain in Now iyrk Tor several
weeks He brought with him two sets Of
harness. and a collection Of Whips. Heexpects
to remain IN this country until next January
when he will return 20 France
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
at Cincinnati: ST. Louis at ChIca 20

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg At Cincinnati; 81. Louis at Chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Milwaukee; Cleveland at Chicago
OTHER GANRs.
West New York 2. G. VS.. Senecas, at wrehavken
Hoboken vs.. Boston "A. L.. al 81. George CrIckr,
Grounds
Spaldngs vs. L'yolas. at Jasper oval
Skelys vs. Lenox, at Skelly's Grounds
Westrhes<r r, G, vs.. Cedars. at West Chester
Aronas vs. Clsrennonts, at Grecnyile
Greenpoint vs. Laurel Y. C., at GrcenpoinL
Nationals vs. Brooklyn r. G, at Railway
Laurel A. &. VS.. Pear<als. at Jersey city
Watson 4. G. vs.. RIversldes. al Harlem.
t'uca A. {. vs.. Parkyille. AZ Kensington
Vernon \. c. w. Acrnes, at Port Morris
Savoy F. c. vs.. West End 7, C., at Brooklyn.
Aiaspsth &. y. VS.. Royal +, e.. al Brooklyn
InVoods w. Cecilians, at Tobin's Field. A. NJ
Inwoods vs. Maple a. C.. at Haflem. =. A.
Bforkton r. {. yS. Arcadihs at Brooklyn
Cypress ~ Fast New York r. C., At Cypres, Hills
FueraldS vs. Maroons. at Van Nest.
South Brother Island =. c, VS. Poughkeepsie al
South Brother Island.
Hamilton A. a Va. s.. Luke A. C., at Port Chester
Bnshtons vs st. Josephs, az Nassau Park.
Royals vs.. Anandhles, at Jamaica, l.. l.
Empires ys. Alcrts, al East New York.
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Turf Notes.


O'Connof rode two winners Yesterday.
Tom Williams. President OF the California Jockey
Club was a visitor at Brighton Bescn yesterday.
The victory OF Lady Radnor In the nrst yes,er-
day appears to have Strengthened the charge against
Jockey McGInn that he did not ride Tho hlly 10 the
best oi his ability on Friday when the stable backed
her 10 the extent OF S. OOO In yesterday Lady
Radnor a. 10 70 with Mounce up. beaie much better
neld than she vas asked 70 defeat on Friday. when
she finished tar behind. Billy kauics, WHO had
second call on McGinns services for 81 200 and who
trains Lady RadnOr. rcitoned the Stewards ysstef.
dAy 70 allow him 70 cancel his contract with the pckey
The stewards. incidentally. have taken up the book
makers sheets on Fridays race and Will Investigate
the charges against MeOlnn. In The Jockeys
defence II Il stated that on Friday the ny hOlted.
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Other Games.

AT PHILLrpsBuRo.
sTsa ssiS{..-i.sl.S and nts.: Nm. ana 1.s,y
AT FREMONT.
sfs:sss: s$:::$ ..$ % Ill.,; os... .ss ,,s.:
At RUTHERFORD.
Rs;s.%s,s R;;;sss.sssas ..s 3 sSGSS ~ !; !;
Batteries sullivan and Carroll: GarOni and Nc
Cam
i;t,Fs E,v'op,ii..,s P,ii,..s SsSS ,-iS i !
molly.
Nis %s5a 4 sG and SN. 3..i.7. .na
Malay.
soP,y sDgCsIynE;G.o Iy0t inc SGSs "a 3 |.
hIs hssIe. sGHs 'hs s,.o.es and " Poole, krssy and
xi Marlborough Marlborough, ,s: wappInser
4, Mil,on-Ml,on. 5: N.wburgh. II,
4, iiemps,ssd,iiemp 8. frepori.
AZ Nassau Park-briyhtons 7; MerIitts, A;
A. silver Lake, staten lsland-Broni Bros 49,
Bennett & LovsnthsL 5.
l,,c' 2gc. r. T. Of yonssr. So'"' r0un''' Avn
~ Nlssahickon-Cuban \ Giants 7: Wissa.
hickon. 2
Al TsIrytown-TsrDtown. O. y. Y. Cr.sents. s.
Al ssus.rsles Welshs OF Albany. 4 SAUCER
ties, 2.
Al Mariners Hsroor, ssen Island-Browns. s.
bon Ton o.
AZ Prospect Park-M. II, Jackson Company. 10:
American School Furniture Company. 5. Eagle Y
C., ~: Union 7. G., !. Prosperity, is: Ii l., Judd
s. Amphon, 4: Lexington, D Lidgerwood Manu-.
featuring Company. 8; SuPrhas T. Clover A. c,
Augustine's Altar Boys. ten Innings. Jones
Decorative Glass Company, o. The Echos s 81
Agnes. !: St Joseph, 2 81. AIMS club iS; Advance
Is. Il. C., 5. Ladenburg, Thalmann Co. mrs, team
90, Second Team. TO-. De witt Clinton, Is Sylvsnla.
!. Homard Club q: Conoordia Club S. Fulton
Market, 10: Picked Team II. French Line 2l
Holland American s. South Brooklyn b. Ii. @.
9; Herald Il. B. C., T.
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THE NECoRD.
New York State League.

Al waveriy-first game -waveriy. 3; bingham
ton, o. Second game-Walverl-. I; Bin CHA mton TO-
A. Utica First game-Forei,ed 10 rtca Q TO o.
Rome refused 10 abide w decision Of umpire. second
game-Utlca, o. Rome, ..
AZ Aibany-AlbAny, 3: Troy. 10.
A. hheotAdy-SchnecAdy. L. nion, ..
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baseball Notes.

Pitcher phyle has been suspended by the New York
club for month.
Either polltsness or superstition aotuated Thomas
10 walk clear around behind tmsie yesterday after
hs had stepped out ~ the box. His batting en0r,
was easy fy 10 Hickman
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PrrTsBrRo. Aug. 3-Bcaumont miSIudgcd
two line hits In the twelfth inning to-day and
the drives counted as home runs, which scored
three runs In all and won scrappy game for
the Cincinnati. Pittsburg felded loosely,
while the visiting team did not make sin ale
error Clarke and Beaumont were the worst
Offenders Both teams fought with the um-
pire continuously. The score:
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Eastern League.

A. woroester--worcester. 49, Providence, O
Al Tofoulo-Toronto. 10; Buffalo, o.
Al BrocktUn-Hartfofd,e Q; Broohton, !.
Al Moutreal--FirN gane-Rochester, T. Montreal
.. second same-Montrral " Rochester. }.
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b Apply for a registration bls nix To John J!
Dixon secretary Metropolitan Association OF A. a Y,
At IA Park place, New York city. That ofe ran also
inform YOU what games are scheduled II you write
20 Waiter Camp al New Haven. Conn. he viii prob
ably give you the Information you desire regarding
college baseball
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Winning O~ners At brighton Beach.

The twenty-eix-day meeting OF the Brighton
Beach Racing Association. which ended
yesterday. was Of much help TO the owners
OF racehorses, a. shown by the following
table OF winning WnerS
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brooklyn Amateur Associa tioo.
AT PROSPECT PARE.

u. l. .
B.yRldssA.c.o S0SsS o-s 9
Thyng.
IN H.
Vernon A. C.,l o @, Il, IA
Batteries = Drew and wsinpehl; Matthews
NcCauley and DAILY.
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A walk.Over for Richard Croker's MIN.
ME Dee.

spsoiaI Cable Dsjposeh 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. Aug. 3.-Richard Croker's Minnie
Dec walked over for the Manor Welter Plato
Of 100 sove igns at Alexandra Park to-day
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western League.

At Kansas Cty--St. Paul, q Ksnsas City |.
Al Dsnyer-Denyer, 8: Des Noines. l.
AT Colorado Springs = First game Colors do
Springs, S; Omaha. l. Sso0ud game Colorado
Springs. 4: Omaha. !.
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Connecticut state League.

A. Bristol - Norwich. II; Bristol. I.
A. Bndgepon Derby. q Bndseport I.
AZ Meriden -Menden. o. New London. 9.
AZ New Haven-First game Waterbury, Q; New
Haven. 8. Second game Waterbury, .: New Haven,
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BRooELYN. 9; BOSTON. 0.

BosToN. Aug 3--The Champions shut
out Boston to-day IA a ragged exhibition
made through errors Nlchol spitched a good
game. keeping Brooklyn down TO seven hit ;
but hc received poor support The PLAYING
Of Dahlen. Demontrevile and Tenney we're
the features Tho SCORE,
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'Dattsd for Kaho- In She ninth inning
'Baised lot Esson In the ninth inning.
Chicago. o....,.....,,,..,...0 n % o o.,
81 Louis 20. ............5 o o o O-5
Two base hlt-Burkeit Three. base his-Green
Wallace. Sacrifice hit-McGsnn. Stolen base
Nichols. Left on bases Chicago. l. 81 Louis 81
Double play-IiA fper. Wallace and McGann. First
base on balls-On Eason, L. OF Harper 4 Struck
out-By Eason, 3; by Harper .. Passed bali
Kahoc. Wild pitch -HsLpet. Time hour and
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American League.
Ar nALrlnoRs-vIRSr oAhR

AT bALuhoHn-SshST 0AhB
w.shington % : iSSos %
Battsries-Pstton and CLARK: Foreman and Bres
nAhan. - -
y::h,.s:0n. s,:,.,.:. J GSlSS5 ! !:
bssssries-dsar and CLARK: Medinn,y ana B,,s'
nahAn.
Cleveland. 20 . . % IS ii 4
Milwaukee i y o OF IL !
Batter!es-Scoss ana Copnos' opsfks and Donohus
A. PuuLADyL1ihA.
BS,.; Boston g / 9So o.! I. :
Dat,eries-Lsvis and Schreckengost: Plank and
Powers.
AT CHICAGO.
ps:rot. ..."..5 g o-s 9 Z
Battsries-Mlller and shaw: KAtoll and Suxden
HRCORn
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CHICAGO, Aug s-St. Louis won to-days
game from Chicago In the first inning when
they punched hits and scored fve runs, After
that EAson settled down and pitched good
b4l. Haruer had the locals at his mercy
all through, Score:
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westchsster Co. and Boreugh sf BronS Oner
Great AdvAntages
In real estate Investment bee todays SUN. Psss
iO,--Afp.
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FRS, base on errors-Brooklyn. S; Boston, J. I.f,
on bases Rrooklyn, I: Boston. First base on halls
on Nichols. :; Oh hltson, 4. Two base hits -Irw In
Mcclure. Stolen base Dahlen. Double PLAYS
-DeMontrevllle and Krlridre: Dahlen, DAILY and
Kelley l2l. Jmplre-Dwyer Tine. / hour and
81 M nutes ATTENDANCE. 500
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21

ore approaches the middle r1ilepost ia life he ms ad= just himself chan e.inss conditions. He must theH. if ever, realize the i1nPar- tanco of elimination, Or
 E A TIN c LESS AND
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
ByDr.   York

WORKING LESS. In other words, as he ad- vanees along down the hill oi fife he should enltl- vate an ability to put the brakes be satisfied to do less work. but better wor.z-indeed DO LESS OF ENEnYTH!NG AND 11l4 10 Do u BETTER.
 You ask, Whom is the middle ,aic7ost reached. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21

sBaries different nGyGu2!7 It ranges fofs ne io - @ & birthday Some by inheritance and others by habits of have moved more rapidly than others toEard t point It has
 n said as woman s a old se ioe and as old as he
 s but as matter of fact both o!d t2er arteries In
 r words the elasticity of their arer and other parts oI helf xnctares is aH expression of their voatafu ness 0. general principles tis me should make no radical v Snge in the habits ot living
 IT GREAT MISTAKE TO ATTEMPT TO REDUCE RAPIDLY AN fUmuLAToN WHICH IS THE REBUILT oF .-aE' or eN 1esiVE EATING AND LACK OF PRc@-R E<SaS'4E of % should limit his diet to almost a what It was when was 90 or during tie growing period. He should drink large
 ntcs of vato for water i to ratc; eMnator of aeennn-
 ng poos If you would wish wash ou the ea@5AE ms,eras h tend toward stiffness and brene o hc arteries and Jonts the greatest solvent of eartlv salts havenaaey Fl 1sf LATER.
 ucols amount of exercise should be nduged a Excessive lecsm always objectionable the yonng and the od a7 we'll
 indulgence in walking out in open air excellent The
 y streets will do for this. Horseback riding go9 All oi 'ee houd be nluged tenperatelv and the increase gradual
 Temperance all things Is the great essential hadlca aoe either in diet or drink called for but do beleve approach the middle of life the of alcohol should be Unfinished rather than increased and unless this can be done grace n y alcohol should be ruled out altogether
 as he approaches middle life needs stmnant or eve bracer Probably ohacco udciousy neH&e E the east nnnfu
 BUT ExcE3s BELIEVE MORE DANGEROUS THAN AL pHoL BECAUSE IT Is MORE RESPECTABLE AND HARDER fo NoID.
 voad sun p the essentials these lines or for this e9d gaIfte temperance ll M an. cheeruhe 't]l91 the a6isT laovo erae5 v along tie lines of least e2e disposition avoid obstruction and friction tHc ton 2t l74' but not flvolity, and AN EVER ABIDING LOVE FOR A1L Illh WORLD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-21
General Offices IF Pine St.,

This Company does life bat it does who $1
 has the for payment and profit e life nsn It It's field unmltedage, phys payable monthy Within reach during lie what perfect eqev all Wite for
 Reliable WaNed Every Cores pondenr Invp tgation invited nforma hperuiy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
Against Illinoi. Central Ga,
Aside and New Trial Ordered.

Special to Times Republican,
Eldora, May Judge Whitaker has
granted new trial in the case of De
Frieze VS.. the Illinois General railway
Company. 1t will be remembered that
this case was tried at the last term of
court here and the jury awaeded the
plaintiff damages in the sum of $1,000
for alleged injuries received at a pri-
vate crossing near his home west of
Alden. In notifying the clerk of his de-
cision the judge did not state upon what
grounds the new trial was granted.
County Auditor WEIGH is preparing a
stabulated statement showing the in
crease in the returns of the assessors of
this year over previous years. The re-
turns of three townships are not yet in
but the statement will be an eye-open-
ser. The increase in bills receivable and
money and credits of the county will
be over a million dollars more than
any previous year. The Increase in FL
dora is $4,000; in Iowa Falls, $4,000;
in. Ackley. 100000; and the smaller
towns show similar increase. The
prosperous years Of 1899 and 1900 show
no increase over fcrmer years. Some
of our neighborlng counties refuse to
employ tax ferrets show but little or no
increase in returns of assessor. So much
for AK farratS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01
GOOD TO MARRY.
His Wife Secures Divorce and Frees
ilfm-Wfli We'd Miss ANGEL

Waterloo. May The long looked
for copy of the decree of divorce Sc
cured by Mrs. Rueben Good from her
husband has arrived from Nionrara,
Neb., and today marriage license was
g~anted To Rueben Good and Miss Ella
Angel, with whom Good had been living
prior to having been taken to jail for
assault on his mother
Tomorrow morning Sheriff Law Will
take Good to Laportc, Where the wo-
man is too near becoming a mother to
move her, and the wedding will be
performed during the forenoon Good
will be taken to the penitentiary at An
5amosa soon after the ceremony. 1t is to
right what wrong he can that Coed
marries the woman. 1t is said that the
man would like to live a better life if
he had the opportunity and the help
He has had bad influences about him
for long time and it may be that
when he is once cutoff the peniteniiary.
his term being short. he Will endeavor
% live as becomes an honest ard law
abiding citizen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01
W. N. WILLIS INSANE,
Hardin County Authorities sene
Him to independence Asylum.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. May Last evening the
insane commission of this county was
called here TO question the sanity of w.
IL. Willis, who moved here from Web
s.er City a few months ago. For sew
scral weeks the patient has been under
the watchful care of an attendant and
this official step was taken as a pre-
caution against harm being done by the
man in his unbalanced condition. After
an examination it was determined that
he should be sent to independence for
treatment and Sheriff Mitterer left last
evening for the asylum. Mr.. Willis was
but little known here, having lived i'll
the city but short time. He is man
ahout 60 years old and lis thought his
present condition has been brought on
by worry over business troubles. He
formerly lived at Spirit Lake and Is
quite We'll known over northern Iowa.
Some Years ago. in a temporary fl; OF
liberation, he left home to go to Web
ster City. but failing to reach his desti-
ration search was made for him. Some
tine later he was found in Reading, Fa.
but could give no account of his jour
ney. He was married a few years age
to Webster City lady, formerly Miss
Brock, of this county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01
Alontezurna.

Special to Times Republican.
Montezuma. May Professor j. a.
Mortland is the engineer who will have
charge of surveying party which will
begin to drive stakes today, May 1, for
cur proposed new railroad.
w. l.. Buxton last week sold his resi-
dence on West Main street and is pack
irg up his belongings to start for Los
Angeles Cal He expects to get off early
next week Charles F. yannetta is the
purchaser.
Casper Bogard, until about year ago
an Iowa Central section foreman. has
been unable to perform any manual la
Dor for a year and is declinig in health
ell the time. Physicians appeared to be
unable to diagnose his case, until now
he has developed a genuine case of con-
sumption, is confined to his bed and is
probably near his end.
j. c. Hope shipped out car of heavy
craft horses yesterday the finest look
ing lot of horses we have seen for many
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01

Mr.. Clarence Merle Woodruff, oberlin
Grafton. .The Triumph Of Altruism,' .
Miss Louise Loeb. University OF Wis
consin.
Decision of the judges.
After the contest will occurr the BAN
quet rendered to the orators, delegates.
and distinguished visitors by the ora
torical association of the University of
Iowa at the st. James hotel
The judges on thought and compost
ton will be-Hon. Frank 8. Monnett,
Columbus, o.; President James H. Bak-
err, University of Colorado; and Hon.
Aston W. Dana, Topeka, Kas.
The Judges on delivery will be-Presi-
dent r. II. Jesse, University of Mis-
souri, Professor Edwin B. Cushing.
Yankton college, South Dakota. and
Hon. Bartlett Trip, Yankton South Da-
kota.
The faculty committee OF the league is
S. H. Clark, chairman, University of
Chicago; Professor H. e. Gordon, Uni-
Nersity of Iowa; Professor d. b. Frank
enberger, University of Wisconsin; Pro-
lessor William G.. Caskey, Oberlin Col
lege; and Professor r. L. Cumnock,
Northwestern University.
The officers of the Northern Oratorical
League are: President William ]. Carr,
University of Wisconsin,: Secretary Ar
thur r. Bestor. University of Chicago;
first vice president Robert L. Stanley.
University of Michigan; second vice
president, William w. Massee, Univer-
sity of Minnesota; third vice president,
Joseph Dutton, Northwestern UNIVERSE
ty; fourth vice president, L. w. Storey.
Oberlin College; treasurer. c. II. Lartz.
University of Iowa.
The annual convention of the league
will be held Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Those voting at this meeting
being the orator. alternate and third
representative of each university.
Among the matters which will probably
come before the meeting is the submits
SION of an amendment to the constitu-
ton of the league, definitely fixing the
succession to the presidency of the asso-
lscsation. in case the orator first nomi-
mated by the university entitled to the
honor should leave his university or re-
sign for any reason whatever.
President and Mrs. G. T.. MacLean
will give a reception to the visitors and
guests of departments of the University
of Iowa at their College street home
| from 5 to 6 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01
strike situation Unchanged.

Cedar Rapids, May $50 far as can
be learned there is practically no
change in the b., c. r. & N. strike sit
uation. The men still declare tina. they
will never return to work under the
piece system, While the officials Of the
company are making no efforts toward
a compromise with the men who are
out, apparently having said their final
word when they stated that the men
must go back to work under the piece
work system or not at all. There is
general regret in the city at the con-
tinuation of the difficulty. but the sem
timent seems to be that 1t is useless for
third party to attempt to act as med
iator between the company and the
strikers, former attempts having PROV
ed failures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01
BUTLER COUNTY CONTEST.
for once Numerous
Primaries Next saturday,

Candidates for Office NumerOus-
Primaries Next saturday.
Special to Times Republican.
Parkersburg, May 1.-The primary
which is to be held in this county next
Saturday will be the hardest contest this
county has had for some time, especial
~ over the candidates for treasurer and
county superintendent. There are four
candidates for treasurer and three for
county superintendent. Miss Leydig is
seemingly in the lead at present and will
no doubt win. providing none of the
candidates for the treasurer's office sell
cut. Such deal might seriously affect
her chances of being nominated. All
four corners of the county are repre-
scented by one or two candidates and
each township is willing to sacrifice any
candidate so as to elect their own
townsman. This feature makes the out
come very uncertain.
Special to Times Republican.
Allison, May 1.-Our people are Just
lbeginning to get warmed up over local
l8politics. The primaries Will be held oil
Saturday, May 4, 1901 There are five
candidates for county treasurer, viz.
~. F. Wild of this place. NJ. F. Green
VI JuInont, w. III. aCartner OF ParkerS-
burg. w. H. Mason of Shell Rock and
N. G. Mack of New Hartford. These
considered foremost are Wild and Green
altho some of the others are liable to be
"up amongst them There are three
candidates for sheriff. H. Gregory
and A. w johnson of this place and u.
Il. Moss of Greene. 1t is thought that
this lies between our home men, both
! OF whom are making vigorous cam
paign. Three are in the field for county
superintendent--Miss Ida Leldig q
Greene, G. E. Buckley of Shell Rock ane
4 w. 1. Atkinson. 1t is hard to get a lin,
on this fight. Some arrange the candi
4 dates one way and others entirely the
reverse. For supervisor in the first dis
trict there are three candidates-Johr
Mott and w. II. Hickle of Clarksville
ard l.. Howard of Shell Rock. AS these
are both large precincts and the votes
in Clarksvile will be divided between
the two candidates it is thought tins
Shell Rock man will be next. We also
have one candidate for representative
i NJ F.. Edwards. of Parkersburg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-01
CAUGHT 4 D[S[RI[R
Arthur Leverich. Who Deserted
From the Regular Army.
Captured at Allison.
His Home Was at Shell Rock and
He Enlisted for Three
Years.
Leverich Had Served Only Three
Months--T The Military Au.
thorities Notified

Special to Times Republican.
Allison, May la deserter Of the
United States regular army was cap-
itured at this place Tuesday evening.
The gentleman, whose name is Art Lew
erich. formerly resided at Shell Rock,
this county, and was known by parties
il town. He is held here and the proper
authorities have been notified. Mr. Lev
erich had enlisted for three years and
served but about three months. The re-
ward offered for the capture was $50.