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The evening world., 1901-02-22
COMFORTED BY
GEN. MOLlNEUx
How Wife and Father Of Ken
y Hcdy Waited to Hear
the Result.

The afternoon crowd was rs large as
that OF tho morning and the police hal
( the same trouble In handling I, until the
corridors were finally cleared.
Justice Fussman IN his private room
sat awaiting word from tho Jury room
While waiting for The Jury 20 return
from lunch DR.. and Mrs Kennedy sat IN
Z 6fc prison pen with Lawyer Moore and
Cantweii. An Evening World reporter
was also present.
DIR. Kennedy was outwardiy composed
and calm because he had heard that The
Jury MAS overwhelmingly In h.s favor.
Mrs. Kennedy was also more cheerful
appearance to-day.
Il It was a gloomy room surrounded by
great Iron bars. The Sheriff stood at
the barred gate which shut Kennedy
from the outside world. This Is awful. r
esid Kennedy.
FITS showing outside" observed
3Monrr. doctor. We'll have 10 &c, a
ssleiEh for you
Willing "a Walk.
I'm willing to walk II | can get on,
isof here" replied DR.. Kennedy.
VIII do anything |. they will only
siet Us 80 home" said Mr.. Kennedy In
"A Splteous sor, VI way. Tho doctor
.aeiriicd at her.
Mention was then made " Or. kenne-
4 80 break In court yesterday when he
y ~ NO IN reply to some question IF
!; "a NcIntyre. who was summing up
40u have no conception OF wha. "a
I56A leeis," said the dentist earnestly.
ll1lnk that man must III there. In
though lie may be,-and awe the
stof ga1Briins charges and nlss,ate-
I'D Your fncc. He leaned over
~ nnEfr at me ana I could
1la Z iepges. aiy God. !. VAS
The evening world., 1901-02-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

awful. You 10 not know ,h,t i,
'"' "
means.
Mr. Moore asked DR.. Kennedy 10 re-
fr,iu from criticism hcc,,,.c ,b,r.
,,i,,,, ,-,,I,, az, :,
ihlGht ur hlr'tltl ana II wouldn't be
we'll t. say anything just at present
sYou arr Ike tho man whn has ,Is.,a
,,,r ,t.,i ,
"'''"7 N"''''' '''|' ~ tue "tt'ry
by Jus. one udmber said some one
'Y.-. 80 tcAt and vet so f,r'' I,t,rhcL
IA. 1.r,Is,
Mr Eaton Nhn is an lstrologcr. tells
me tha, h. predicted this thing v,ur.
.rr, s,iI sir ,,,n,,.u
49, ~ 81 ""'iir
"fc-, that Is fact. answered the
tor.
iie,n""k" 81 p.eiock ond Ate a chop.
P"''h'l egg Two rolls AMI drank a
cup OF fuTc-. u" was nuE.ltd but.
when D,nIIty W,rl,.5 tir, , 80,
~ ~ '.'' '"''
~" WIN $40" ~ 'Ar'r'hUcss
Wei. III bid you GOOD. hy to-day"
81 hone y,u vII r,.ni,,4t ttrr
''''' ''"-
'"'""'l-niF'
iurly 10 arrive at cnurf wrr, ~
Kcnu,d, I'M. u,i.n,., ,.n.
A.. anu
go, 49,, N'nmb me N"hnS w'i" 81"
The evening world., 1901-02-22
Wood lin. Cuban Constitution.

HAVANA. Feb. .,--.ov. Gen Wood
nas Informed ,ha anth"r.'irs NJ WASH
in.'"n that the Cuban Constitution was
officially presented to h.m to-day AMI
that he awaits instructions whether to
forward the document Immediately or
hold Il Until! the relations between Cuba
and the intel Statcs Nrn deeihrd npon
The evening world., 1901-02-22
Town In Darkucss,

CAPE MAY. y. j.. Feb. c.-The
power plant OF tn. Public Light and
Water Compar" e. .;ape May cour,
house village burned this morning. The
loss u estimated At 500 THE town
VIII he III darkness Tonight and tho
water supply is entirely cut ON.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
>yrar".- Theatre C,o.-..

SYRACUSE. Feb. flowing to the
closing OF the Grand Opera. House last
evening through, the White Rats refusal
Ia give their performances the theatre
MANAGEMENT has closed the nous. FOR
the week
The evening world., 1901-02-22
NO EXPEDITION
INTO CHINA.
Terms of Allies Having
Been Accepted, Ger
mans Change Plans.

BERLIN. Feb. lit IL announced
n a despatch from rcking dated Feb.
Il that Count Won waldcrrec has posi-
poncd the expedition he planned. as
China has conceded the demands OF the
powers FOR the punishment, OF guilty
officials
The evening world., 1901-02-22
Married when Mother p,.d.

NEW HAVEN. Feb. ::.-Sct,!c r..
Plat was married To her sweetheart.
Gsors. ". Mclntosh. in the room adj
Joining the one In which her mother
lay dead The mother had opposed III.
match
The evening world., 1901-02-22
CoNvICTs MADE HAPPY.
G"<er""r rnr'l""> One aud Com.
mates Sentence ct Another.

ALBANY. y Y. Fob. Coy. Odcli
has narion"d l.at!mar y, Jones. who
w,s convicted In New York In June.
1870 M forgery in the second degree and
sentenced /" Sing Sing for I'VE years and
si~ moa'hs.
III has ais" granted communication
~ sentences ~ Thomas W. iIolmc. CON
N'c'"h IN Erie county IN April. iyn. ~
grand larceny aud sentenced >. Auburn
tor eighteen months.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
THE BIRTH OF
WASHINGTON.
Anniversary Was Cener-
ally Observed Through
out the City.

| All OF the banks and financial institu.
| lions. the exchanges and public Offices
wrrs closed to-day on account OF Wash
! tnEton's Birthday. Many commercial
houses were also closed and the day was
generally observed.
Had he lived until to-day he would
have been one hundred and siNty-n!r,
y.ars old.
appropriate exercises we're held In the
various public schools and In the char
liable Institutions.
Many distinguished guests Will be At
Sherry's this evening to attend the an.
nuai dinner OF the New York State So
ciety o! the Cincinnati. Some o. those
who are expected 20 attend are Adj
miral Dewey. Lieut., Gen. Miles. Major
Gen B:ookc. Rear Admira! Barker and
Co! MINIS OF the United States Military
Vice. President OF the State society. VIII
preside
The Sons o. the Revolution In tho
State of New York will celebrate the
anniversary with dinner at Del
monicos
For the cl,y's rewsboys thce was a
sort Of miwin;er thanksgiving treat.
Through the generosity OF President
Han'ioiph GuIgenhe!mer. OF the City
made happy ut the SewGSoys' Lodging.
house. IN Duane street. where they ate
turkey and other reasonable dellcacics.
4 programme OF entertainment was also
proriieI which included bag-punching.
songs and reCitations.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
SENATE NOTES THE DAY.
washinRson's Farewell Address
Read aud Prayer Onrred.

Head aud Prayer Onrred.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ?2.-Chaplain
Milburn made an allusion to Washing
ton IN his prayer at the opening OF the
Senate to-day. asking that young men
OF the country might be inspired by his
example.
In accordance with an order OF the
Senate President pro TEN. Frye callei
Senator Bacon. OF Georgia. to tn.
Presidents desk, from which ne read
washinston's farewell address.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
KILLED w.,hrn, Win - stone.

REMOVE. Pa, Feb. - SAMUEL W.r,z.
OF Sh.ntown killed "ildca; which at
tackled him. with a stone.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
Chontr cancel. Celebration.

LONDON. Feb, :c.-Eational nGgs
wer" hoistcd over the American En-
bssoy and Consulate here to-day In
honor OF washingtOn's Birthday. but
the usual Ant. ldorial reception nhd
che American Society banquet have
been abandoned owing to the Queea's
:eath.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
KENNEDY JURY UNABLE
TO REACH AN AGREEMENT
Continued from rir., Page,

op behalf of tho State. that the defend.
ant Will be Tried again.
s. JuSticc Fursman thrn resumed.
II wish to thank you personally for
your attention and now discharge ynu.
The jurcrr started to rise. Juror No
q William J. Wallace, Leaned over 10
Foreman klahcr No one knew what
was said. but the action was noted
A. the men flied ~ Dr. kcnncdt h
looked at none Of them save Foreman
kiAber. His eyes had never left III.
fatter's face Taera was world ut
pathos aHS misery n that hook. Whst
the young dentists thoughts we're al
that particular moment n n" could rucss
The evening world., 1901-02-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT Of VIEW ronx.
ARRIVED.

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
'thaAs. Tsmpleo. Colorado. Brunswick.
The evening world., 1901-02-22

10 Cure the Grip In Two Days,
Axa:iss Grono. oliu!ss fsnavss The eauss. -
The evening world., 1901-02-22
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.


britannia. Naples.
Leon KILL. Cadil.
Jeanne ConssIj. bordeaux
nsrNngtctt. Shields.
Hverlnshs q. Shields,
yPseonie. Gibraltar.
psfitla. Gibraltar.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
congratulated tho wm-.

Gen. Multne,IS md Mrs k.nncdy
chn,.ed come miru,cs. lie .Strn,..,I Ms
CONGRATULATIONS an the fact that II NIGH
be an nrduitthi
u hope 49, said Mrs Kennedy II
hope Il j. ANYTHING that viii bring hlr,
back Ia rs. We had little hope, hos
eyer, after the unfair charge from IN,
Judge II vas awful
Gen MnlIucux chatt,I hopcmli, Win
tie rep rtcrs,
We'll General" some one said. III
i!uNs a. u your young man had a
CliT#r nov
.nS uul his cnrst. I'm sill nsntlns.
Ihty nav" touched my pocket :. little
out my hear, Is sound and spirit un-
uurnch.d'
Gen. MO!!n"ux held quite a reception
In the corridor o. the Court Duli.ii,S.
and rhen passed into the court room.
where he remained u conspicuous rgui .
Al tn. head Of IN" reporters table.
The evening world., 1901-02-22
a:'l,,:..,a,s;vssvs s:,ss,s, Ms.,

Kennedy was affecting. She sat down
IN the matron's room. - pathetic ncur,
Sl'p had not touched her eyes. She
hah lain awake all nigh, struggling
WIN her doubts and fears. her hopes
anu prayers. As abe sat there n Mn.
whisr'finircI cd man hn,s.ici into thr
room and asked for Mrs Kennedy
J am she, ucarily responded IN,
Woman without the sl!gh,c~, show o.
interest
Mrs k"rn"''y am Cen. MolIneuN
riil"l 20 "Npf"-s my appreciation 81
'ur noble and unsr'ish ,onalc AMI
! want I" ns-ut" you a! NY hrirtic-t
s''tnInthy %
Mr., Kennedy smiled, II w.s pItiful.
lHN"f'ng little smile. such a. Would h,,
wrunr from u tortured soul
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
clearfield News.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to ItmeS-hepuDHCaH.
Clearfield, Oct. 5.-Mr. Z. S. Boyd, Of
Bedford, secretary of the farmers insti-
tute, spent three days at the session held
here, ending Friday. The sessions were
well attended and Thursday the opera
house would not hold the people. Dan
lei Leonard, Henry Cade, wife and
daughter from Lenox. Mr.. George Wy
ant of Mount Ayr and many others from
abroad were in attendance. Professor
Cherryholmes, of the Clearfield high
school, gave an interesting lecture on
Wednesday night. Miss Sabln. from
the Ames college. gave a fine lecture on
domestic economy on Thursday night.
The house was full. Rev. F.. B. Heaton,
from Des Moines, gave talk on bugs
Wednesday and on birds Thursday.
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. j. B. Plummer at
tended the convention Of the w. G. 7.
u. at Shenandoah this week.
The U. p. people have begun work on
their church building, enlarging and re-
pairing 1t in modern style.
Dick Estell, whose father lives near
town, spent few days visiting here.
Dick is one of the head architects at the
Buffalo exposition, having charge OF
some OF the most important buildings.
He goes to st. Louis to help erect the
buildings going UP there for the exposi-
tonic be held In 1903.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
.RADCL|FF['S ROMANCE.
Wedding at Iowa Falls Of Pro.
lessor Munroy and Mrs.
Charles Finn.
Outcome Of a Broken Home and
a Case in the Divorce
Court.
|
Music Teacher Won Affections of
Married Pupil and Became
His Wife.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. Oct. 5.-This morning
was announced the marriage of Prof.
NJ. Munroy and Mrs. Charles Finn, the
former of this city and the latter of
Radcliffe. For several days it has been
reported that Mr.. Munroy was married,
but the name Of the bride was unan-
nounced until today, and the statement
unfolds the latest chapter in romantic
courtship with which the public has
been somewhat familiar. 1t appears
that last summer sensation, was
caused in the home of the bride when
she declared her infatuation for her
present husband. resulting in the hus-
band filing suit for 100000 for aliena-
ton of his wife's affections. Later the
wife was adjudged insane and taken to
the asylum at independence, but later
released. Following within a few
weeks came a petition for divorce.
which was granted. and the withdrawal
of the suit for damages. From the
above report it is evident that the dis
charge of the lady from the asylum
proved her sanity, the divorce cleared
the way for second marriage. The
couple will make their home in Iowa
Falls, where Mr. Munroy teaches music.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
R!'gLIEF CORPS CONVENTION.
Fifth District TO Meet ne Cedar Falls
October s..

Fifth District TO Meet ut Cedar Falls
October s.,
Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls; Oct. 5..Ehes Fifth Dis
trict convention of the Wnmar's Re
lief Corps meets in thiis city Tuesday
Oct. s. The delegates will be enter
tanned by Corps No. %. The follow
ing is the order OF business:
Morning session. 9 a. m.-District
president will open the convention ir
due form. Scripture reading and paper.
Address OF welcome by Mrs Helen r.
Griffith. Responses Rel,istering-Amer;
lea. Appointment of committee on
resolutions. Reading Of communica-
tions by the secretary Written or
verval reports by the corps presidents
or delegates as to the manner Of carry
ing on W.4R. C. work. Calling roll Of
delegates and members.
Afternoon session, 1880 p. threading
minutes of morning sessions. Exempt
ficetion of ritual by the entertaining
Corps. Criticisms on same. Election Of
district president and secretary. Selec-
ton OF place for holding the meeting
next year. Opening of question box.
Good Of the order Report of resolution
committee. Reading minutes of after
noon sessions.
Evening session at s p. m.-Camfire
and appropriate program by the enter
tanning corps to which the comrades
of the G. A. R. and the public are In
yited
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
At AIaona.

Special to Times Republican.
Algona, Oct. 5.-The Northwest Iowa
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church is dispatching its routine Dust
ness with rapidity. Friday ana Satur-
day OF the conference week usually
gets very busy. The Bishops caplnet
has got down to work and many or the
appointments are already made. The
committee raised at the opening to
inquire into certain rumors touching
the character of DR.. Yetter reported
that there was nothing against MN
DIR. Ilahi Baksh, a native INDIA nay
addressed the conference. She. with
her husband. has been in this country
for eight years preparing to go back
and do missionary work among her
own people. They sail soon.
DR.. A. G. Kynett, of philadelphia,
spoke, representing the Church Extern
sion society of the NJ. E. church.
A large number of the under gradu-
ates of the conference were called Fri
day and they were advanced or con-
tinued, according to the examination
passed.
Sunday will be great day. Bishop
Joyce will preach in the morning and
conduct the ordination services.
The Laymen's Association meet to-
day. Mr.. o. P. Miller, of Rock Rap
ids, is chairman, and Mr.. S. Stouffer.
of Sac City. is secretary. The associa-
ton is becoming quite factor In con-
ference matters. The pastors all look
forward to the day when the Lay
men arrive.
Bishop Joyce received quite lot of
the Laymen today, among which were
several committees who are here in the
interest of their respective charges.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05

WIN. Zimmerman Of st. Joseph. re-
slates an experience with catarrh which
) 10 OF value to millions OF catarrh suffer
ers everywhere. He says: :. neg
lected slight nasal catarrh until II
gradually extended to my throat and
n bronchial tubes and finally even my
4 stomach and Liver became affected, but
~ Was able to keep up and do day $
xork I let It run along until my hearing
G beRan to fail me and then realized
{hatsI must get rid OF catarrh or lose
my. position as I vas clerk ana my
hearing was absolutely necessary.
Some OF my friends recommended an
fnhaler, another a cntarrh salve put
they were no good in my case, nor was
I anything else until heard of Stuars's
'sfyatarrh Tablets and bought package
Il my drug store. They benefited me
from the start and in less than four
months I was completely cured of ca
1 tarrh altho I had suffered nearly all my
I life from It.
s.They are pleasant to take and so
much more convenient to use than other
catarrh remedies that / feel cannot
nv enough IN favor OF Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets.' !.
1880 :.
farrh will be mailed free by addressing
/ q. A. stuart Company, Marshall, Mich,
and the tablets are sold by all druggists
7 In the United States and Canada.
the. washes, douches, powders, and In
shalers 10 common use are very little. II
any better than the old fashioned salt
water douche.
The use OF inhaiers and the appltca-
Z ton af salves to cure catarrh is no more
Reasonable than to rub the back to cure
kidney disease. Catarrh is just as much
s. blood disease as kidney trouble OF
sxheumAtism and It cannot be cured BY
local treatment any more than they can
Sc 10 cure catarrh whether in the head,
throat or stomach an internal antisep-
tic treatment is necessary to drive the
/ catarrhal poison out OF the blood sys-
tenn, and the new catarrh cure Is de-
signed on this plan and the remarka BILE
success OF Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is
/ because being used Internally 1t drives
out catarrhal infection thru action upon
stomach. liver and bowels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
Woodstock Items.

Special to Times Republican.
woodstock, Oct. 5.--Woolstock has q
new local paper. established by Keith
& Keith, OF Goldfield, and in charge OF
one member OF the firm.
Joe Wheeler is having an extensive
addition made to his restaurant. He
will conduct a hotel and restaurant.
Clements Brothers are the new livery
firm. They will run a feed store also.
d. Barton is aagin in charge OF the
woodstock House.
DR.. C. B. Lawrence is the new doctor,
lately located here from Missouri.
Principal Benson, of our schools. will
preach Sunday evenings during this
year for the Baptist people. Mr.. Ben
son is thoroughly liked by Woodstock
people.
w. A. Neel. Of Kamrar, was up Fri
day looking after the Neel lumber BUSH
mess recently established.
Mr.. Harmon. of Blairsburg, has
bought the Tyrrell blacksmith shop
and we understand will run carpenter
shop.
Mr.. Fawcett refused SIS per acre to-
day for his half section five miles from
woodstock. An illinois relative made
I the offer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
DONE Like the RANCE.
to Times-RepublIcan.

Special to TimeS-Republican.
Sac City, Oct. 5.The team detailed
from Company NJ to attend the regi-
mental shoot at Emmetsburg returned
yesterday, but did not return with the
trophy cup they won last year. Two
of the company's best shots could not
go. but 1t is doubtful il they had gone
whether they could have won the cup,
as the best team Of marksmen on earth
who are used to shooting over q decent
range could not go to Emmetsburg and
shoot with any euccesssoyer range on
a hillside. with the target on an eleva-
ton. Men would have to become used
to such range and adjust their sights
accordingly. It is needless to say that
the Emmetsburg company won both
cups. The criticism about the Emmets-
burg range was general by all the de-
tails represented.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
WiIIiam,s.

Special to Times republican.
Williams, Oct. Our hotel manage
iment has changed hands "A. j. Wright
has retired from hotel life and will move
to Tama City, A. F. Colebaugh. of Gear
ing, Iowa, is the new landlord.
There have been about twenty land
seekers from Mendoza, Ill, and vicinity
here the past week. F. j. and c. l.
Gade were in Illinois and rounded up the
land men.
( FIJI. Peisen, OF Joplin, Mo-. is visiting
his former home here.
Mrs. N. o. Silvernail is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas. at Cherokee.
John Nelson has resigned his situa-
zion at the Allison market and Paul VIII
is there now.
Mrs. Eva Youell returned Monday
from her visit to Cedar Falls and Jesup
Mrs. G. NJ. Tilghman returned home
from Illinois on THURSDAY night.
Rev. Mr.. Sears, of Mechanicsville
Iowa, has accepted call from the Pres-
byterian church here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
MISS VIRGINIA CRANES
Graduate Nurse and President Of Nurses Association
Of Watertown, N.Y.
Tells How Much Doctors Use Lydia
ID. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.



medical of
Pinkams Vegetable Compound in their practise
bring
perhaps
letter
Vegetable Compound
s " ourl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
Deliver to Speak at Sac City.
.cial to Times-Republlcan.

SQeGI6I1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
Sac City. Oct. 5-Politics are very
quiet here. The democrats have not yet
nominated their county ticket, and 1t
looks as tho they did not intend to have
a county ticket in the field. There will
probably n be but one republican po-
Iitical speech in Sac City and that vii!
be made by Senator Deliver next Tues
day afternoon People here have lis
tened to Delivers eloquence before, and
no doubt he will be enthusiastically
received by the town and country
around. Committees of reception and
decoration have been appointed and his
reception will be most hearty one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
MANY New 'Phones.

Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove. Oct. 5.-Our home tele-
phone company has Just closed It's sec
ond years business and finds the con-
.dition of affairs very satisfactory. Two
hundred phones are now in use and
several country lines are being built
The stock is a good investment and is
all held by our townspeople, who are
interested in the welfare OF the COM
pany.
experienced marked growth since the
classified assessment plan has been
adopted.
dickson & Moonhead sold the James
ID. Ash farm, five miles north of town
yesterday for $4,000 cash, this beinf
s62.5O per acre. Mr.. Ash bought the
place seven years, paying s31.25 per
acre for it. The farm is fairly well
improved. Mr.. Parke. the purchaser
bought the farm as an investment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
sLueeEp ANp ROBBED.
Claude Cole, of Mason City, Has Ex-
nerience With Hold-up Men.

Mason City. Oct. 5.-Thursday night
about Z o'clock as Claude Cole, an en-
plcye OF the Knapp hardware company,
was going home to supper, and as he
reached the intersection of Drunimond
and Main street near the Northwestern
freight housa he was accosted by thug
who felled him to the ground. After
severe struggle he got away and started
to run and another fellow about two
rods in advance grabbed him again and
with the assistance of his pal sooh had
Cole on his back and then they rifled
his pockets. Luckily ne had only S4.so
in his pockets at the time. They also
pulled gold watch out OF his pocket,
but on being Informed that it had Coles
name on the case they dropped il and
ran. Cole at once notified the police
but they were unable to find the thugs.
Cole got pounded up pretty badly in
the fracas and feels somewhat sore to-
dry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
Normal BOYS Hopeful.

Special to Times Republ1caH.
Cedar Falls, Oct. 5.-The condition
of the State Normal football team was
excellent when they left for Iowa City
this morning for the game with the s.
u. 1. The victory over Cornell in the
first game of the season has inspired
the boys with new courage and the re-
suit OF the game today will be looked
for by. scores Of eager supporters in
this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-05
Fancy Cattle Sold.

Newton, Oct. Sat the public sale
of e. S. Donahey's Scotch cattle held
yesterday the first fifteen animals sold
brought the handsome price Of $17.245.
These included some of the best ami
mails cattle men say they have ever
seen. The first animal sold brought
s1.4S5 and the sixty two sold brought
an average price Of 1896, making the
sale amounting in all to nearly $4,000.
These We're shorthorn Scotch cattle
and imported Canadians. Another lot
OF fine cattle will be sold here today
at f. r. Failor's sale.