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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
SHELLEY is ALIVE.
Son of Town Central General Rona-
master In Philippines is Not Dead.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17

cupation as that of q travelling sales
man, but who the police say is a pro-
fessional shopllfter, was fined sS5 and
costs in Justice Prindiville's court today.
In the neatime, Maude Whitney, who a
few weeks ago, left her home in Van
cleve, Ia. TO elope with Armstrong, is
detained in the Harrison street annex,
Impaticntly waiting words of forgive-
ness from her parents.
Miss Whitney. who is about % years
of age and attractive met Armstrong,
big handsome fellow of 80 years, at
Burlington two months ago. He pro-
fessed ardent love. she reciprocated.
from her home and Joined her lover in
this city and yesterday afternoon cen
trial station detectives arrested Arm
strong in State street store. Today
She refused to see him.
I'm thru With him. she told re-
porter, and I'm going home. have not
spoken to my father for ten years. but
I'm going back and be reconcled now.
A stepmother Is better than shoplift-
ing husband. I've got lots of force OF
character and viii amount to something
yet. Chicago is too big for me but l
can live in Nancleve and be happy J.
The girls preference for Nancleve
over Chicago may be hard to under
stand. but she is determined to stick TO
it. i never knew she said, that was
to marry a shoplifter. thought from
the time met him on the railroad plat
form that he was a gentleman"
Subsequent events have convinced
her that her first diagnosis was Moor
rect. Now she wants to forget all about
him. Her experience holds many les
sons. For instance, it isn't wise TO prom
Use to marry railroad platform aca1aint-
ances. Neither is 1t good TO quarrel with
a stepmother. Nor 1t is good to pass UP
sleepy Nancieve for life of trave,.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
[ND[AVOR[RS.
Convention will Meet Thursday
in the Christian Church
at LeGrand.
Program for Morning. Afternoon
and Evening--0ther
City News.
.Eldora Athletes Come to Town
in Force.-Damage Suit
Against City.

The fourth annual convention of the.
Christian Endeavor societies of Marshall
county will be held in the Christian
church at IeGrand on Thursday. July
IS. from 1890 a. m. TO p. M Many
delegates Will attend from his city. The
program will be as follows:
lo:sO-1l:Oo a. m, Prayer and Praise
Service-Conducted by Rev. c. l.. Ham
mond, of Gilman.
1l:oO-ll: 10. Address of Welcome-M. C..
Hanson, of LsGrand.
11.tO-1l.l5. sponse-clyde Whitney
vice president of the county union.
ll:l5-l2:oe business.
1l5-l.3O p M, Prayer and Praise
Service Walter Green, Marshalltown.
l30-2.oo, One Minute Reports of
Methods from Societies
2o0S:0o, Papers and Dlscussions-d)
is the Christian Endeavor a Soul Win
ner?" Delegate from Green Mountain
(2l How to Prepare for Soul Winning. :
Miss .aaud Lowrey, l.aMoille, 90
Committee Work in Soul Winning.
Delegat from Liscomb.
2;O0-3:o5 Internission.
S:o5 400. Papers and Discussions Con-
4 tinued d) The Social Committee as a
4 Soul Winner. State Center Endeavorei,
4 70 Christian Endeavor Giving Dele
/ gate from Gilman
4:00-i:30 question Fox Conducted by
Mrs. Fila Painter. Marshaltown.
4 i:3G5:30. Junior fipui -Coastucted by
Mrs. Adair. county superintendent oi
4 junior work. Paper lioH to Cen,liie'
4 !, Junior Society, Miss Anna iielssngel
Of Marshalitown.
.ao-S:oo p. M. Song Service Con-
ducted by the Leeiiand Endeagorers;
( sei's by the Ladies Quartet
Ss9o-S &c Adiress-'iev, ". II. Scott
( of Maishall,own
ssO-s:90, address REV. Sanford, o
Nevada.
800, Praise and ccnsseratior-- on.
4 Quoted " Rev. f. ". Russell, OF Mar
4 shalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
WEEDS Miss Jessie Arnold. of Grim
nell, MT santa Monica, and VIII Not
GO TO Philippines Alone.

Friends in this city received this
morning the announcement of the we'd
ding of Mr.. William Wade Rodwe.,, eli
',rion, and Miss Jessie Parsons Arnold.
of Grinnell which was solemnize3 at
Santa Monica. CAD on Saturday July
10. at 1870 o'clock. Rev. and Mrs. 8 a..
Arnold, of Grsnns, parents OF the
bride. who are in California for the sum
mer. We're present at the ceremony.
Miss Arnold reeentl went to san
ia Monica from this city, ostensibiy 10
remain during the summer vacation
with her parents, but in reality to pre-
pare for her wedding. Mr.. Rodweli fol-
lowed her week ago last Sunday. leav-
ing this city with the announced pur-
pose of visiting prior to sailing on the
transport Sherman on the 23d inst. from
San Francisco to Manila, where he has
been appointed by the government. MS a
district superintendent of schools, po-
sitlon with wide latitude and much re-
sponslbility.
To their more intimate friends in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
CHICKS MATCHED IN EGG CASES
1ncubators Not Necessary. IT seems,
nuriny ire Present uot Mcnther


During the Present Hot Weather.
Setting hens and incubators appear
not to be necessary article for the
production of young chickens, at least
such would appear to be the case from.
an incident that occurred Tuesday at
ternoon at the plant of Armour ~ Co.
in this city when, from the interior of
an egg case filed with eggs. there came
the peep. peep OF tiny chicks. Man
ager T.. l.. Stoltz made an investiga-
ton and found that the continued warm
weather Of the past few days had pro-
duced the effect of nature in Matching
TWO chickens from eggs That had been
received from Ringstead. Ia The old
admonition of the mother who used TO
admonish her boys concerning sliding
down the hen house roof for fear OF
Earring the eggs of a setting hen. does
not seem to have held good either, for
the eggs had been handled many tines
and had been io!ted in a freight car In
shipping. one of the chicks lived only
three hours after Matching but the 9TH
er is alive and is apparently as we'll and
healthy a chicken as any old hen would
be proud To cluck for. Manager Stoltz
will attempt 10 raise the chicken 10 ma
tur!ty and keep it as pet of the ,nsti-
t,ttt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
ELDoRA COMES IN STYLE.
Athletes OF DR.. Cownn's Class Acc
compnnied by Band and Rioters.


Athlctcs OF i'r. SoWahs Si"ss w
com pahiea Dy rama ana isoo'ers
The members oil DIR. cowans class,
composing the track ana held teams
that are to contest tnls afternoon
in a dual meet with the Halfway
M. c. A. teams. arrived In the CITY thls
morning in q special coach attached
10 the Gentrais train from lhe iioi.i''
There were nearly q hundred in the
entire party, the team alone being
composed of hirty-tive members The
thirty flour piece band of the Iowa
Industrial School accompanied b.
Musical Director j. NJ Merrill ana
Night Watch III. ~. HenhoMi, accom-
panied the band, and in the party We're
a number OF rooters, inciuains MIS-
Crockett and children, Gilman ana
Lois Wisner; Mrs. r, o. koehns-
mann. Miss Alice Morton, MISS Ai1s
Susmilch. Miss f'ioy Foiner, MISS Saa-
die HALL Mrs. Ward Nilsson and MT,
j. +. Hardin and daughter GenesleNe,
The coach was gaily decorated WIN
streamers OF purple anu "A!.e' tHs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
AGAIN 100 IN THE SHADE.
Monday Reaches the
seasons High Point.

Tuesday was the hottest day of the
heated term, with enc exception. The
temperature registered during the af-
ternoon 103 in the shade. accoralnS to
the weather bureau thermometer. equal
ing the seasons high record The fore
noon was cloudy and the suns rays
were thus obscured for the time being
but In the afternoon the skies c!earsd
aud the temperature rose five degrees
in one hour and thirty minutes Al !
o'clock the thermometer registered only
IS, but by $50 1903 was registered The
night was also hot, the minimum being
70, but the showers of the morning in
this vicinity, with cooling breezes,
brought much needed relief.
The change in the temperature and
the prospects Of rain indicate that fui-
Their danger TO the corn crop is at an
end
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
The hest Remedy for stomach and
Howell Troubles

:" have been in the drug business for
twenty years and have sold most all OF
the proprietary medicines of any note
Among the entire list / have never
found anything to equal Chamberlain
Colo, Cholera. and Diarrheoa Remedy
for all stomach and bowel troubles"
says o. w. Wakefield, Of Columbus. Ca
This remedy cured two severe cases of
cholera morbus in my family and l have
recommended and sold hundreds OF bot
ties of 1t to my customers to their entire
satisfaction. 1t affords quick and sure
cure in q pleasant form" Sold by al.
druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
Excursion to Opening 6
Indian Reservations in Oklahoma.

t'naer The presidents proelaination
the Kiowa, Coinanehc, Apache GaSSiis
and wichita Indian reservati tons ar
no~ beine oaened to pl,blic settlement
ON Jul. - the fiIea' Rock islani
route Will run g speeial itoneseekers
excursion 10 Ua4lts in Iniiaa Teiii
tory Al rate Of one fare plus 81 for
round Trip With return limit Of 80 days
TO permit ticket hoAiers 70 comfy wiin
the iresiaent's proclamation. Pas
seneers on this excursion will have
ample time to register ut the land
offices and an equal chance to secure
land with those already on the
ground Take advantage of this ex
cursion to participate in the last dis
Itribution of arabic land in the public
domain. For full information as to
rates and privileges of tickets and de-
tails of the plan of land distribution
apply 10 any Rock Island agent or TO
John Sebastian, c. p. A., Chicago.
Beautifying methods that injure the
skin and health are dangerous. BE
beautiful without discomfort by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. Snnshiny
faces follow its use, 35 cents. Nc
Bride e. Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
Harvest Sight Seeing Excursion te
North Dakota.

on July - only the Iowa Central
railway will have on sale round trip
tickets to any point on the 500 Line
railway in North Dakota at special
rates, final return limit twelve days
from date of purchase. Don't miss this
opportunity of visiting that territory
at the lowest rates yet offered.
For detail Information call on agents
or address Geo. S. Batty. G. p. & t. A.,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
Notice to Contractors,

The city council of Marshalltown,
Iowa at the last regular session, held
july sth. 1901. ordered sewers con
structed as follows:
on East Linn street from 4th to
Sth avenue. four blocks; on West Linn
street from 9Th to 9th street. four
blocks: on State and Sixth streets to
Summit street, three and a half
blocks: on North Second avenue from
Byron to Lincoln street two Blocks
The construction of these sewers will
be by contract. Blank proposals for
bids, specifications andd profile of sew
ers now on file in the Office of the
city clerk. Bids to be opened on 18th
OF July, 1901. at s p. m.
c. H. SHAW, City Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
Maocabees WIN Picnic.

Grand Clear Lake excursion under
auspices of Marshall Tent. Knights of
the Maceabees of Mashaltown. via
Iowa Central railway Look for bills
giving time OF special train and round
trip rates. The date is July %.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
Camp Meeting at Muscatine.

on account Of The annual CANT
meeting of the Church of the Livin4
God at Museatine, Ia. July 20 to 80 in
elusive the lesSa Central railway vi!
sell excursion tickets at one and one.
third fare on the certificate plan fron
points in Iowa. For particulars cal
on Iowa Central ticket agents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
EXCURSION Rates to Chicpgo.

Via the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold at reduced rates for
round trip July 2S, q and 90, on accoun:
Of b. Y. p U. convention. For limits OF
tickets, etc., apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern railway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
The Reason for II.

For the benefit of those who are not
familiar With our prices we again
print our price list. The following
prices will be strictly adhered to:
Best artificial teeth, 81.
Aluminium, Call metal plates). si2.
Partial plates, $3.50 to $3.50.
Repairing plates, $50 TO 50.
Bridge work per tooth, S..
Gold crowns I22 k), 50.
logan tall porcelain crowns. So.
rsaaded Logans or Richmond crowns.
$3.50.
Gold hIings, 81 up
silver fllings (any size cavity. 50
cents.
Cement or white filings, so cents
Cleaning teeth. % cents TO 81.
Extractions (painless lnethotD, 80
cents.
These prices are for the best material
and the best workmanship only They
are remarkably low and must be cash.
Full price will be charged when credit
is-.ly 3.,f,ta1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17

Dewitt's Witch Hazel saive should
be promptly applied to cuts, burns and
scalds Il sootnss and quickly heals the
Injured par, There are worthless eoun-
terfeits be sure to get DeMitts. Geo. p.
Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17

DRS. HYNDs & HYNDS,
over 81 West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17

Between her sobs she told her sad
story of blasted hope to the matron last
night; how she had met Armstrong at
dance in Burlington; how he had
courtsd her and Influenced her TO leave
with him FOR Indianapolis on the PROM
Use of marriage. and at last how her ex-l
.perience had turned out in sadness and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-17
ROCKWELL MARRIED.

plaintiff has employed a Cedar
Is law firm 10 prosecute the suit.
The Washington times., 1901-11-10
BORROWED BY EDWARD III.
4 Claim Against Great britain stand
ing since 1910.

An Italian family named PeruZzi has q
claim against the British Government for
GO, ioe 0oo. with interest, since 134e The
claimants are the descendants OF the IA
nous Peruzzis, who were the great bank
ers OF Florence in the Middle Ages. Flor
ence was then the great banking centre
| of Europe
King Edward III professed great af-
fection for the head of the PeruzZi family.
At the same time he borrowed large sums
OF money from the banker. The King had
already strained the country's resources
in fighting tn, Scotch, and when he made
war on France he needed the help of the
Florentine bankers very much, and OBJ
tained it. lie was successful in his war,
as the historic names of Crecy and Polo
tiers attest, but that did not fill his cof-
fers. In the year 1910 Edwards debt 10
Peruzzi and his brother Florentine bank
ers amounted to !, ,S55. coo golden forms. or
about G., 100 go Of our mOney-a colossal
sum in those days.
Banker Peruzzi at last summoned up
courage to ask the tern Bile King for his
money, but his Majesty begged him not
to mention the subject again. When the
banker pressed him further the King
issued a proclamation announcing that
owing to a lack of ready money, and for
the good of the kingdom, he should post
pone the payment Of all ~ debts indeii-
nitely. This proclamation was regarded
as a very statesnaH!ike document in
England. and Edward has ever retained
his reputation as one Of the wisest of the
early English Kings. His action almost
ruined the bankers OF Florence. To
make things worse the King of Sicily,
4 copying the example of his august Eng
lish brother. repudiatcd his debt OF 20O.O00
gold crowns TO the Florentres. In the
following year the city was devastated by
the plague.
The Peruzzi family are still in existence
and hold a respectable position in Italy.
Ever since 1870 they have kept on dunning
The Sovoreigns OF England for their
money. Every ten years they forward a
statement OF their claim to the British
Government. hut the latter shows 10 indi-
cation of paying it. The sum OF &. 10000
bore we'd by King Edward Ill would,
with a moderate rate OF interest com
pounded annually since 1910 run into TWEEN
ty-siN figures There is not enough
money in the world to pay il, but 1t is
hardly Hece ss;tTS TO say that the Peruzzi
family would compromise for much
smaller sum than that-Modern Society.
The Washington times., 1901-11-10
CANCER MIcRoBE FOUND.
The Important Result of InvestiSa-
tious i'm India.

News reaches us from our Bombay cor
respondent to the effect that the re-
searches which have been for some time
in progress in India. with the object o.
discovering the microbe of cancer. have
been successful. and that the bacillus has
been successfully isolated and colored.
The meteorological department of the
Government of India will, however. make
no definite statement on the subject at
this stage More than once during the
history of recent bacte biological research
it has been believed that the microbe of
cancer has been discovered, and the sci
entists have proved in the end mistaken.
on the present occasion. therefore, 1t is
believed that a wise reticence on the sub
ject of the new discovery would best
serve the cause of science, or at any rate
that the present report should be received
with due reserve until the discovery has
been placed beyond the shadow of scien-
tific doubt.
The discovery. however. should II hap
PLY be verified, would be d glorious tri-
umph to the scientific investigator. recall
ing the prophetic words of Prof. Tyndall,
who, when addressing Glasgow audience
on the microbe theory, said: The very
first step towards extirpation of these con-
tagia is a knowledge of their nature"
Sir Ralph Thompson. the chairman of
the Board of Governors of the Middlesex
Hospital. London, to whom an Express
repre- sentative yesterday gave information
of the discovery, said:
up till now cancer has been regarded
as incurable.
I'm the Middlesex Hospital we have a
cancer wing, but we are cramped for
room; so much so that patients seeking
relief in the early stages of the disease
are treated in the general medical and
surgical wards.
When the cases are inoperable and ad-
vaneed we admit them to special wards.
and alleviate the pains of the dire disease
by medical skill and trained nursing.
"As well as relief. our special staff
which we require funds TO double-inves-
The Washington times., 1901-11-10
FOREIGN GOODS IN ENGLAND.
The Dangers of a Commercial Inva-
sion Realized.

The recent efforts of American corpora
tions to secure a permanent footing in
the tobacco and match industries of this
country have at least had the beneficial
effect OF turning the attention of our mer-
chants and manufacturers to the dangers
threatened by foreign competition in our
home markets; and it must be admitted
that this welcome introspection comes
none too soon.
AT present we import from Germany and
the United States large quantities of goods
which, with little fore sight and energy
could be produced as well at home. The
boot making industry in Northampton is
suffering from the large influx of Ameri-
can boots and shoes which setms to have
percolated through to every retail shop in
the Kingdom.
Paper IS another article the sale of
which Cousin Jonathan is pushing largely
IN this country For the first nine months
of the current year our imports OF this
commodity from the United States reach
cd 4296, 600 as against &2i3GW for the
corresponding period of last year. Then
of late Germany has been sending Us in
creasing quantities of steel goods, due,
no doubt, to the fact that, owing TO the
over-production there, her manutactur-
ers are compelled to export even at a
minimum profit
Toys. games and watches still continue
to come in great numbers from the Fa-
therland 1t is essential that we should
devote unremitting attention to our for
cign trade; but. at the same time, we
should not overlook the possibilities of
our home markets. - London Daily
Graphic.
The Washington times., 1901-11-10

tigates the nature and csusation os the
disease In the cancer laboratories
His Majesty the King" said Sir Ralph
PUBLICLY expressed his interest In the fur
therance of the cancer investigation. and
the discovery of the cause of the disease
VIII VIII De fitting commemoration of the
hrst year of his reign"
So widespread Is this terrible affliction
That I'm the Middlesex Hospital a hundred
or hundred and twenty beds are re-
CURED to meet the demands of patients
Inc research work in the United States
pathological laboratories Is supported by
the State of New York. and in Aassa-
endowed the cancer committee of Har-
ward University for the same work Con-
tnSntal societies are also engaged in the
research.
Early next year the Middlesex Hospital
VIII publish report dealing with 800 cases
OF cancer which have been treated since
1900. when the Laboratories were first
opened for scientific investigation.
II Is reported that the well-known pa
thoiogist, Prof Lofiier. OF GrcIfswald. has
discovered a lew method OF treatment for
cancer.
In countries where malaria is prevalent
II Is stated by Prof. Loffier that cancer
is unknown.
In Borneo not single case has been
there for ten years
Prof. Loffier's new method Is to inject
cancer patients with mosquito virus or
with the blood of persons suffering from
malaria.
The theory is exciting attention in Ger
man scientific circles. and the medical
papers are commenting on the treatment
Prof. Loffier asks physicians In charge
OF cancer wards TO experiment in order
to test his theory,-London EXPRESS
The Washington times., 1901-11-10
LORD woLsELEY'S CRITICISM,
His Estimate of the British Cabinet
Food for Reflection.

It seems scarcely fair to living celebrl-
ties that their private letters should be
treated as marketable commodities. and
exposed to public view for the grathea-
ton of autograph hunters In the oata-
logue of a forthcoming literary sale there
is to be found a letter written by Field
Marshal Lord Wolseley on July Il. lSSS,
to Sir George Duckett, in which occurs
this passage:
Il am highly eratified at finding that
you approve of the endeavors | have re-
Gently made to wake the people up TO
the insufiiciency of their army and navy
/ wait anxiously to see what is TO be the
practical outcome. 1 know Lord Salisbury
is anxious to deal in a business-like man
ner with the subject, but he has some
poor weak vassals in his Cabinet who
command neither the respect of the two
great services nor the confidence OF the
people,
The publication of such an opinion, even
at this distance of time, may conceivably
give rise to unpleasant reflections, for
with the exceptions of Mr.. Edward STAN
hope and Mr.. w. Fl. Smith. all who were
members of the Cabinet in 1888 are still
with us. Which of them belonged to the
category of poor weak vassals? Lon
don Chronicle.