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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-26
ST. JOHN IS CHURCH.

Christmas program at st. job s
church were held in the evening at I
O'Clock.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-26
Program,

Song by the Sunday school
Prayer and scripture lesson, Rev
C. E. Weiss
Song by the Sunday school
Short Address
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-26

Sary to shut the electric lights off at
midnight until sufficient quantity is
in sight.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-12-26
REFORMED s. <.


The Children's Christmas service
was held at 1870 O'Clock. The fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Song School
Scripture and Prayer Supt.
3 Song School
Greeting
5 Song School
6 Message of the Chimes Four girls
Gifts of God Exercise Glass No. 4
s Recitation Ova Livinghouse
8 Duet Julia Yockey and Irma Eos
ter
10 Teachers Dream Miss Carver and
Glass
IL Lullaby Ethel Hossler
II Pantomine Ina Hoover
Ii Song School
IA Gods Christmas Gift Elizabeth
Buckley
Is Duet Ina Hoover and Iva White
Is BendeictiOn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL
Fort Madison Newspaper Man SUED
by the Mayor.

- y IIIc VII SSIs
Fit. Madison, Jan. 10 Many people of
burlington will be Interested in a libel
suit which has been commenced in this
city The principals of the suit are
Mayor Al Link, of West Point, la, and
j! E. Mcbride. city editor of the morn
ing Republican. About the 4th of De-
Icember the Republican published an
article criticising the mayor of West
Point in his method of enforcing the
ynulct law 1t also stated that the West
Point citizens. by way of demonstrating
their feeling toward their head executive
had hung him in efiigy. This article
was followed by others of a still more
iorcible nature.
Mayor Link objected to the articles,
end is now prosecuting Mr. Mcbride for
criminal libel. The matter has been
placed in the hands of the grand jury,
and they spent the forenoon yesterday
in examining the witnesses in the case.
1t is possible that a true bill will be
returned against the newspaper man.
Mr.. Mcbride claims to have plenty OF
evidence to procure his acquittal, and
says that If he is indicted and tried be-
fore the district court of Lee county,
he will bring forth evidence of start
ling nature and sensational character.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
P1TTlNGER's HEALTH FAILS.
Pastor of Nj. l.. Church at
Webster City Resigns.

Webster City Resigns.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster, City, Jan. TO-. AL the request
CT Rev Pittenger DR.. Day called the
quarterly conference of the local Metho-
dist church together last evening. Mr..
Iittenger addressed the conference and
announced that his health had failed to
return. as he had hoped at conference
time last fall. and he therefore felt he
must ask a leave of absence that he
rlight find rest and health to renew his
work at the close of the year This
statement while NOT unexpected, was
regretted exceedingly by the board, and
ny the church. Suitable resolutions, ex-
pressing the regrets of the church mem
sbers, We're adopted.
Rev. Pittengsr will leave for Sioux
CITY, where he Will spend a few weeks,
after which hi may go to arizona or
New Mexico TO take ADVANTAGE of the
nlilder climate which. with his relief
from pastoral care and anxiety. he hopes
will restore him to his wonted vigor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
charges Agains. Des Nloine.y u an,

Dubuque jar. 10.--J. j. Cft, receive
OF the Iowa Mutual Building G Loan
Association filed with the district cour.
Yesterday a; report giving in detail the
history and management of the ast5eia-
tion. In his report Receiver OFT makes
application for an orlier from the court
to distribute the assets i'll his hands
among the Stockholders. From this re-
port it appears that the Stockholders
Will probably get about half. or 5e¢s
on the dollar. According TO this report,
the AmeS- Spinney crowd Of loes, MSinss
di sl,ossd of r:a, estate alone during thu
eleven monthssof their incumbency at q
loss, to the association OF STA S43.s3S III
the same way they clossd up bans
The receiver sa W: Thus, We find a ios';'
Ion the real estate oans and invest
ments of the association in the SIM Ct
S355,ls1.4. Add to this the $4,000 tess
shown in the installnent stock account
and there is a loss to the association u
$50, 7S1.4I.v The report says That whe,;
it became apparent to the Des Moines
people that securities that they he'd
We're not first class and further that
! the amount of money it reprssan ted
they proceeded to transfer the share
/ holders to tile Des Moines colnpary
land for each share Of stock that they
thus transferred I hey transferred To hi
/ s10es N1oines com s5ary the best s,eeu,;siss
and left those not 90 desirable The
report is very lengthy and gives full d &
tails
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
Ilnpersonated an Off,cer

creston, Jan. 1o.--c.. L. Matte berg
of Fontanelie. is in The Cnion counts
Jail and Saturday forenoon viii b. sIv-
en- opportunity TO tel the court why hs
unprecedented an officer Mattebergel
came TO Crestou Sunday night 70 arses
Walter Mccoy. Who eloped with Bss,'s
He told the slirelirs.
,,sneent Of the orphan school from
Which the girl was eassd that he was
an officer and also told the Cresson off
GERS he WAS "a constable. He took Nc.
Co. from the jail Monday morning ans
started over tbs country With him, but
Mccoy escaped when q short distance
out of Creston and Matteberger reached
Fontanelle alone. Investigation re-
vealed that he was a bogus officer and q
friend of Mccoy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
Bedtord lsetakes Census.

Special to Times Republican.
Bedford. Jan 10 Owing to the feel
ing that our census had not been corr
rectly taken the Times Republican OF
this city has caused it to be retaken:
The result is an Increase Of twenty nine
ever that of the late federal census.
Bedford has by this last count OPS IN
habitants. This number however, does
rot correctly represent our population,
since one street is on the corporation
line. the residents of which We're not
counted only in part, viz: those on the
side next to the town. Another street
extending half q mile; out INFO the coun-
try, with city lots on each Side and near
ly every one occupied, was not Included.
Taking these in as q part Of the city,
which they really are, the population
becomes over 1900.
Our supervisors have decided to build
a new Jail and sheriff $ residence. The
new structure will cost in the neighbor
hood of $4,000.
Our new county officers Were installed
without contest. Each of the retiring
members felt that by SO doing they were
Carrying out the wishes of the people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10

considerable support to the University
Of Iowa in encouraging this movement
Professor Loos is DESTROYS Of presenting
the subject to the boards OF trades and
chambers of commerce thruout the
state, believing that the idea Of a high
er commercial education for the young
men Of the state will meet with & COR
dial reception from the Representative
business men Of the state 1T is an eff
tort on the part of the university" said
Predecessor Loos. TO more nearly fulfill
ifs mission as a. state university We
believe that a course in higher CONNER
cial education Will fill a practical want
In the state.,'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
TEMPLE A CANDIDATE.


sOsCeol0 Nam Sntd To Aspire TO the
GovernOrshtp.
Des Moines, Jan. ION. L. Temple, of
Osceola, WILDE candidate for governor
TO succeed Leslie NJ. Shaw, according to
q report current at the state house yes
terday. II Is said that his candidacy has
been advanced quietly by friends for the
past few days, and that in the event Of
an opinion by the supreme court next
week sustaining Judge Dewey and
knocklng out the Titus amendment, as
is generally expected. it will be an
nounced and active work begun.
Mr.. Temple has lived in Osceola for
a number of years, is a lawyer of un-s
Usual ability, and has attracted much
attention in politics as we'll as in the
| Ii gal world.
He was a member of the house in the
Twenty seventh and the Twenty eighth
general assemblies, and was last year
chairman Of the committee on judiciary,
one of the leading committees in the
house organization.
Mr.. Temple is the author of the Tenn
lie amendment in the Twenty seventh
general assembly.
AT the time Mr. Temple withdrew
from the race for the speakership it was
broadly limited that something better
had been promised him, and this fact
was recalled when the fight for United
States attorney for the southern district
lsof Iowa was opened some weeks ago.
Mr.. Temple was never actively in the
| field and 1T was seen that his name was
Icing held back for another place.
| Something of Temples strength in
southern Iowa can be Cleaned from the
fact that Congressman Hepburn is re-
l;orted to have threatened to support
Temple if the opponents of Lewis Miles
Idid not willingly concede another term
for the Corydon man.
\ Mr. Temple is SO years of age, having
been born in Wadestown, Va, in ls4S.
He has lived in Iowa for more than a
quarter of a century. He first entereN
Politics eight years ago. when he was
Eehosen presidential elector for the
Eighth district of Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
A WHOLE HOTEL CURED.
A WONDERFUL PIECE OF NEWS

Tic Metropolitan Hotel IS one OF
the largest and most famous hotels
of Washington, DC, and its genial
proprietor, Col. w. b. Teller, is one of
the best know hotel men in America.
He says:
81 haze used Dr. Greene's Nervura
in my family and am we'll acquainted
with its beneficial results and have
been for q long time. In the case of
nervous dyspepsia it has proved ex-
cellent to my knowledge. have no
hesitation in recommending the
remedy to all and grant permission
to publish this letter.
Mr.. w. w. Price. Head Clerk of the
Metropolitan Hotel, states:
g have found my long sustained
mental labors We're wearing upon me,
and that after my cares for the day
were ended my former refreshing
sleep forsoolS me. i have suffered
from insomnia for some time past.
Noticing the many famous men who
were using and recommending DIR.
lireene;s Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, also resolved to try it. 1t
gives me pleasure to say that have
found relief from its use, and /
gladly recommend, it.
Mrs. a. NJ. Lyons, Matron of the
Metropolitan Hotel, says:
n have known of DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy for
six or eight years. My sister YVES
troubled with rheumatism for three
years without relief. She suffered
greatly at the time I had read much
about Or Greene's Nervura so that |
determined She should try it. She
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
CARRIAGE COMPANY FAILS.
The shavers Mt Dos Aioines Mako
General Assignment.

ne Sn1VefS ut DOS MONIES Mako a
General Assignment.
Dies A1oines, Jan. 10--The Shaver Car
srlage Company, East Third and Locust
streets. yesterday made a general as
signment for the benefit of its creditors,
naming Daniel NJ. Finch as assignee.
The assignment was filed first with the
clerk of courts and then in the office OF
the county recorder. Liabilities OF sl0,-
1922 We're scheduled, with assets
worth s12,016.7S at their face value.
The creditors holding claims for 800
or more who were scheduled are as fol-
lows:
German Savings Bank, 1903 SO: u. h.
Shaver, $3.50; w. It. Shaver. 1889; Fl. j.
Dewey. s2ol; NJ. "A. Walker. $500; G. w.
Baker, $500; j. A. Brown Company,
sl75;; D. A. Richards s2.s37 American
Savings Bank, s1,7O0; Read & Read,
s6s7
The other claims are for small
amounts owing almost entirely for
supplies furnished the company.
The assets scheduled are accounts re-
ceivable s1,3i6.7s;; factory and build.
ings 1850; tools and machinery, So 200;
merchandise on hand, estimated. 49, 900
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
HAS HYPNOTIC h|ANA|
Ottumwa Woman Believes That
She is Victim Of Profess
sor Flint.
Relatives File Petition to Have
Her Taken From the
Asylum.
Black Hawk County Officers
Muddled by the Titus
Amendment.

Ottumwa, Jan. ia curious case
against the commissioners of insanity
was flied with the clerk Of courts here
yesterday Mrs. Carrie A. Flanders Is
being kept a prisoner in the asylum at
Mt Pleasant. She is under the impress
sion that she has been hypnotized by
Professor Flint, the we'll known hypno-
fist.
This is what is claimed by her hus-
band and her other relatives, in the pc
tttion filed in the Office of County Clerk
Afichaels, at the court house. 1t is
further claimed that Mrs Flanders
health Is failing because of her confin-
ment In the institution, and also be-
cause of her separation from her hus-
band and her g. year-old daughter 1T is
greatly desired by Mr. Flanders and
others tha,t the woman be released and
where, 1T is guaranteed. she viii be
given the best of care and attention.
Frank Flanders, i'll his petition.
of insane commissioners. He says that
OIL OCpOOteFEt ldSt, DIT tlIe SlSStSllCIllSL
DIR. "A. o. Williams, the latter a member
of the board of insane commissioners,
and believing 1t to be TO the beet inter-
ests of his wife, he fled an Information
with the said board charging his wife
with insanity. He alleges that no order
was made at this time and that the
case was continued without day and
without date.
He says further that some time there-
after, DR.. Roberts, his family physician
and his wifes regular attendant, in
formed him that it would be useless
and detrimental to the woman's health
were she. removed to Mt Pleasant, and
shat he Flanders, then dropped the
prosecution on the information which
ne had filed.
He says in his statement. that on
DDecesnber. Is, while he was away from
home and at work and without notice
z of any, kind to him, the commissioners
of Insanity met issued a warrant on
ne old information and ordered Mrs.
Eanders committees To the asylum, and
hat when ne returned To his home
"a the evening, he found mis- wife had
been removed to Mt Pleasant, where
she nov is.
Frank Flanders vouchsafes the etate-
n,e.lt that his wife is merely suffering
from, the belief that she was hNpnotized
by Professor Flint, at one of his visits
here scfAe tinie ago, and tine insanity is
OF 1soswise OF a violent or DANCE rous ma
ture; that she can be properly cared for
at home, where she will be happier and
where he hopes that she will have bet
q ter health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
rho New Normal building,
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, Jan. 1O.The building
committee of the new building at the
State Normal are in session on matters
connected with letting contracts for the
different material for the completion OF
Judge McDuffie, of I.eMars: Mr.. w. w.
Montgomery. of Red Oak, and Mr.
Rodger Leavitt. the local member. OF
this city. There 10 large number OF
stonecutters at work at this time gst-
ting tha.rnaAAk3al raAdA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
low A PENSION
Burglary Mt Lewis.

Lewis, Jan. 10.-The home OF Frank
Baldwin, a poultry dealer in our town
was entered by thieves, who robbed
him of ss7 which he had in his pocket
His pocket book was found in the mid
die of the road about four blocks from
his home and his pants in ditch Close
by. An unsuccessful attempt was
made about noon to track the thie1
with 'bloodhounds. They followed the
trail to the point where the pocket
book and the pants We're found and
from there they could so no further.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
Ia,y.,.,l

Special to Times-R Republican.
Jewell, Jan 10.-Deputy Sheriff SUIT
ton, of Webster City. was in town on
business Tuesday.
Il. L. Cash, of Webster City. was in
town in the interest of the Cash & Son
Tailoring Company Tuesday.
A baby girl of standard weight ar
rived at the Graham home on Jan. S.
Nose Ward, of Des Moines, has pur-
chased the Elnore barber shop.
Ben Merritt went to Blue Earth City.
Mimi, on business Wednesday.
Clyde Hartman went to Chicago on
Wednesday morning with car load OF
stock.
Chris Anderson was at Webster City
on business Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
For Dubuquc's Trust Library.

Dubuque, Jan. 1O.-Mr. Frank d.
Stout, Of this city. has presented three
lots asa free gift for the erection of the
Andrew Carnegie donated $4,000. The
sts,uVo. MT. Stou. o ee.a tnis property
Henry 2. Stout. q well-known philsn-
thropist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
TOO MANY OFFICERS.
Black Hawk County Supervisors
Rum Agnfnstlftus Amendme mt.

Black Hawk County Supervisors
Run Agntnst1itus Arnendmen MT.
Special TO Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. Jan. 10. Blackhawk
county Is in the swim as to the Titus
amendment affair. Two OF the super
visors. democrats, who We're not elected
last fell. think they can hold their seats
awhile longer and appeared at the
meeting OF the board last Monday and
claimed their seats under the Titus
amendment. The two republicans that
We're elected also appeared and de-
manded their seats. Under their cartifi-
Gates issued to them by the chairman of
the board of supervisors, who was the
democrat that also claimed his time was
not out. The board recognized the re-
publicans, who were placed on the roll
They We're Ben Eberhart and Mr.. Thorn
aa Humphrey. of Orange township Eb-
erhart is from LaPorte City, Big Creek
township. Ben says he intends holding
Ills seat or there Will be war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
Now S1nIe Bank

New Hampton, Jan "a new state
bank has been organized here. 1t is
understood that the new concern will
absorb the private hank of Dawson
Bros, tho the details are not known so
far as the personnel Of the organization
is. concerned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
BANK OFFICERS NAMED.
First National Mt Iowa Falls Hols
mn E1nCfYnn

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. Jan. 10.-The annual
meeting OF the First National Bank of
this city, one of the leading financial
institutions of this section, was held
yesterday and the new officers elected
as follows:
Precedent e. S. Ellsworth.
Vice PRESIDENT. H. Carleton.
CashierW. II. Woods.
& Assistant casihier-C. H. Burlingame.
Bookkeeper-O.C c. Otterbach.
Mr.. Otterbach comes to the bank
from the State Bank of Radcliffe and
succeeds j. j. Carleton, who was not a
candidate for reelection. and who hae
served the bank faithfully for several
years past
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
A Popular Ofliccr Retained.
Special to Times-Republican.

I. Iowa Falls. Jan. 10. In announcing
as his deputy Lem Harris. County
Clerk Tom c. Meader has made an APP
pointm'eut that will give universal sat
isfaction over the county. where Mr..
Harris Ia well known. Some weeks ago
Mr.. Harris resigned his office as dep
uty sheriff, which he filed most ac-
ceptably under Sheriff Meader. and
thara MsA considerable specplation q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
THE COUNTY oFF1cERs.
Changer Siade in Ida County Without
Erictfon

Friction.
Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove. Jan. 10.-Our county Off
Gers who were affected by the titus
amendment have resigned and the Off
GERS elected have been appointed to their
respective places by the board Of super
visors. The ones affected are both dem
ocrats and their successors are repub-
licans. Mr.. Dessell's retirement from
the auditors office is regretted by all.
He has been true friend to the inter
ests Of the county and by his wise and
economical administration the county's
finances are In fine condition and the
county is out of debt. His successor,
Mr.. Terhune. is an able man and has
the reputation OF being a fine account
amt and an honest and efficient official.
/ Several cases OF scarlet fever are re-
Ported in town and a very mild case OF
smallpox is reported six miles south in
the home OF Mr.. Miller.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10

Justices Paynter and Guffy, of the
Kentucky court of appeals, Yesterday
Grew lots to determine which should
take the place vacated by Chief Justice
Hasslrigg. Justice Paynter was sue
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
Iowa Mt Washington.

washington. Jan. 10.-Addstional ru-
raj free delivery service Will be estab-
|lished on Feb. at Anles. Story county.
with one carrier; length of route, TWEEN
ty-six miles, population served, 100; w.
"A. Scott appointed carrier.
Postmasters commissioned: William
n. Tippett. Clay Mills; Benton Horna-
dy. Sandyville
DR.. II. A. Boyle has been appointed a
pension examining surgeon at Denison,
Iowa.
II. Ewald has been appointed free
delivery letter carrier at Beaman, and
NV. Liberty al Garrison.
IOWA PENSIONS.
Original-John p. Conner, Lenox, Sc;
Daniel c. Griffin. Kenwood Park, Sc. In
lcrease-Lewis w. Thomas. Gearing, SIT;
William Kranert, McGregor, $40. Origi-
nal widows Elizabeth NJ. Loes, Du-
buque, IS: Anna L. Donaldson. Corwith,
S.. War with Spain Rebecca j.
Needles (mother), Arbor Hill, Sl2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10

Cor. W. B. TELLHR.
tirely cured. and know it was DR..
Greene's Nervura that cured her and
nothing else. Her case was a very
bad one, indeed. Anyone wishing to
inquire about her case can do so, and
i win cheerfully answer any cues
tons. =
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-10-08
Life in
Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz. Mexico. Letter.

Vera Cruz Mexico, letter.
People disagree profoundly about
this city, the ancient gulf port of
Mexico, city with bad name for
yellow fever and. general unhealthful-
ness l have been here at all seasons,
even in August, when it is tropically
hot, and when the dreaded fever has
claimed its daily toll of v,ztims. and
| have enjoyed the view III the bright
waters of the gulf of Mexico, swum,
gone aboating in the harbor, and found
much pleasure.
All Spanish America Alike.
All these tropical ports are much the
same. La Guayra, Maracaibo, Havana,
which is a bigger Vera Cruz, have the
tropical nonchalance, the same crowds
Of people dressed in white, the same
brown faces, and infinite tobacco
smoke. The MONDAY siesta is still a
cherished and salutary custom. Mer-
chants find the cool of the late after
noon and evening best suited to let
tesSvriting, to languid trading and
bargaining, and so take their sleep in
watches, as it were, turning day partly
into night, and night partly into day,
an agreeable way of making life less
monotonous 1t would be good GUS
tom to adopt in summer in the super
heated American cities.
Here there are no hot boiler rooms
down under the sidewalks, no tall
buildings to shut off the air and no
one ever hurries. Life in a tropical
port has a fascination peculiar to it
self The old seadogs here under the
arcades slipping their various brands Of