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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31

closed the plant down. Nothing is
known as to the liabilities OF the COM
rany but the assets are said to reach
100000, and they probably will be suf-
hcient to pay all creditors. The closing
OF the plant is blow to the town, as
nearly all the men of the town We're
employed there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
Drowned In the Surf.

Hull, Mass, July 3l.-NIiss Anna d..
Collier, a Worcester school teacher.
aud Miss Jean Brown, of Detroit, Mich.
we're drowned in the undertow while
Lathing here today. Miss Christine Ad-
ans. of Detroit, was rescued in an url-
conscious condition, was was resusci-
tated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
ARKANSAS NEGRO LYNcHED.
Lee Newton Executed by a Mob fc
AssauItinq Two Young Ladies'.

Camden. Ark, July 81. = Reports
were received here of the lynching OH
Saturday night of Lee Newton, a ne
gro by a mob of twenty-five men.
twenty five miles from Magnolia and
away from Geographic communication.
a negro was caught in room of two
young ladies. daughters of prominent
f.,mily
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
Fifteen Persons Injured.

Denver, Colo. July 81. Ffteen per-
sons We're injured on a Tallyho coach,
which was struck by a trolley car AMI
overturned Mrs. l.. A. Horton and
e. j. Mcmillan received injuries
which may result i'm death. Others,
who we're mostly tourists, We're not
seriously injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
The k;no's Condition.

Cowes, July 3l.-Today's bulletin fol-
lows: His majesty has made rapid
progress since Monday last. His gem
eral condition continues all that could
be desired The wound is healing
satisfactorily. Tie king is now able
to walk the entire length of the pa
..ilinn dock elSilN. Mi1hnllt aSSiSllnce.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
SUICIDE NEAR CARROLL.
Old Pioneer Named GiIIey Takes Poi
cor, and Dies

Sofi dH0! OTeS.
Special to Times Republican.
Carroll. July 81. Word comes from
Carrollton this morning that James
Gilley. an old pioneer of this county
committed suicide last night by taking
poison.
Mr.. Gilley is one of the early settlers
of our county but has been in poor
health for the past ten years which is
no doubt the cause of his taking his
own life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
FOUND ON THE TRACK.
James Minnick Discovered Badly In
jured at Carroll.

JUI6Q dI OdtIOtIs
Special to Times-Republican.
Carroll, July 31.-Last night about Il
o'clock a man was found on the c. &
N. w track near the passenger depot
with one leg severed from the body.
He was picked up unconscious but
afterwards came too long enough to
give his name, James Minnick. and that
Chicago, had been his home formerly.
He was a wanderer and it is said no
trace of any relatives could be found
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
T.-R BULLETIN.
; ''vcEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
The Weather.

s The Weather.
). un rises at 4:55; sets at 7:17.
; COR Iowa-Generally fair tonight and
rday warmer Friday.
For Illnois-Generally fair tonight
and Friday; slightly cooler in the north
tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
BIG FILING FEE FOR IOWA.
New Rock Island Merger Pays State
o3oc o1c

NeW fOCK TSTa1d TWeFgeF rays 0tdte
$125,O16.2o.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July al.-The incorpor-
ators of the new Chicago, Rock Islanc
& Pacific railroad today paid a filing
fee of $125.O16.20 for becoming incor-
porated in Iowa. The capital is $685.
100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
WILL AMEND RULING
Injunction In Oats Corner Will
Be Amended to Enj0in the
Defendants.
Patten, Frazier and Others Pre-.
vented From Calling for Ad.
ditional Margins.
Injunction Does Not Restrain
From Any Accustomed Bust.
ness Operations.

Chicago, July 81. - Judge Chitras
this morning announced that the in
junction in the oats corner matter
would be amended so that the defend
ants, Patten, Frazier and others, will be
enjoined from applying to the board of
trade or it's president to act under the
rules and call for additional margins.
This leaves the injunction in full force.
The compliments made a motion for
dissolution of the temporary injunction,
but the court considered the precedent
of the case so important that the mo-
ton was not granted The case will
come for further adjudication next
week. The effect of the action of the
court is for the time to protect the COM
plainants against any alleged corner
and is construed as working against the
bull clique of operators on the board.
The argument brought to bear by the
attorneys for the board and for the de-
fendant operators is that inasmuch as
both complainants and defendants were
members of the tribunal that adjudi-
cated any controversies between it's
members, the injunction should be dis
solved, on the ground of want of juris-
diction. 1t was argued that complain
ants were premature in asking for an
injunction against the corner when no
such corner was in effect and when the
board of trade rules specifically pro-
hibited corners. Judge Chitras, before
modifying the order, told the attorneys
he did not consider the injunction re-
strained defendants from bidding. buy
ing or selling or refusing to buy or sell
July oats in the pit or from any of their
accustomed business operations, aside
from those in connection with COM
plainants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
ON FIRST BALLOT
Connecticut Republicans NomI-
nate Chamberlain for Governor.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. 1.-THE Republt
cans OF Connecticut assembled In conven-
ton here today TO nominate candidates
for the highest offices OF the state and
for congressman-at-large;t to adopt a plat.
form upon which the party shall stand
during the campaign OF 1902 and TO con-
slider propositions to revise the system Of
representation in the state convention.
Today's session was the business one OF
the convention which organized last night
temporarily. When tho delegates gath.
cred In the Auditorium shortly after 10
O'Clock Senator o. II. Platt was made
permanent chairman and the nomination
or state ticket was at once entered upon.
H.Wales Linen OF Meriden presented the
name OF Abram Chamberlain OF Meriden
for gubernatorial candidate. Amid the
cheering which followed this speech Wal
ter II. Perry OF oxford arose and pre-
sented the name Of Livingston w. Cleave-
land. judge OF probate OF New Haven.
Chamberlain was nominated on the nrst
ballot. He received 343 votes. Cleaveland
having 1853.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
NARROW
ESCAPE
FROM DEATH
Gas Filled tho Rooms in Which
Mr.. Ripley and Miss VIII
Ilams Slept.

TWO lives were nearly lost by gas as
phyxiafion at Bourn street last night
The sufferers were Bernard Ripley and
Miss Mary Williams, who occupy ad-
Joining apartments in the large block
which fronts on Bourn street.
MISS Williams Is tailoress and a very
industrious person. She went home from
work quite late last evening and retir6d
soon after O'Clock
Mr.. Ripley was awakened at $50 this
morning by a sense OF sufYocation. A
great weight seemed 10 lie upon his chest.
while his limbs were almost powerless
With difficulty he aroused himself to
the realisation that ne had been inhalinR
illuminating gas
Getting of his bed he traced the escape
or gas to the poorly fitting door which
separated the two rooms.
breaking open the door he found Miss
Williams In bed, rigid and unconscious.
Raising a window he gave an alarm.
which was answered by an officer. who
sent word to the Central police station.
Lieut.. Hartnett responding.
DR.. j. ID. Lance was called and after
the usual emergency treatment caused
Miss Williams TO be sent to the Rhode
Island hospital
The partial asphyxiation had been pure
ly accidental. Miss williams. I'm turning
or the gas, turned the loosely ftting cock
part way on again, there being no check
was reached
Ihe now OF the gas had been slight
put by morning it was sufficient I'm GUAM
tity to become dangerous
Had Mr.. Ripley slept half an hour
longer he would have been beyond helm
and In another hour or two both would
have been Fatally poisoned, for water gas
Is very deadly.
AZ 10 o'clock Miss Williams was con-
scious. and was considered to be pract-
caliy out OF danger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
FIRST To
START STATE
CAMPAIGN
RrohlbltlonIsts Hold Convention
In Music Hall, Adopt Plat
torn and Make Nominations

The state convention OF the Prohibition
party OF Rhode Island FOR the purposes O,
nominating a general ticket for state Of
hcers to be voted for at the fall cleo.
tions. and also to nominate a state central
committee. was held at Music hall this
forenoon.
The delegates were slow in arriving and
II was i1:25 when the convention was call.
| ed TO order by Elisha T. Read OF woon-
socket, chairman OF the state central COM
mittee. who read the call At the OPEN
ing OF the convention there were about
% people In the hall, including a number
| of ladies.
over the platform was strung a banner
bearing In large black letters a quotation
from Neal Dow: when the Christia N
church says the saloon shall go. and then
VIII vote to have II go. It will go, and not
till then"
Large crayon portraits OF Henry q
Metoalf. John c. woolley. and Samuel y
Pearson were set up on the platform.
Rev. Amos F. Chace OF Providence
opened the convention with prayer.
Alonzo c. Gardner of harrington was
elected temporary chairman OF the con-
venuon, Charles III. Tilley OF Providence
temporary secretary, and Thomas w
Winstanley OF Central Falls. temporary
assistant secretary
charles n. Tilley. Thomas w Win
stanley and William @. Lawton OF Gran
ston were elected a committee on creden-
tials. As no caucuses were held in Proyi-
oence, Pawtucket Of Central Falls. II was
necessary to elect delegates from mem
bers OF the party from those cities who
were present in the hall
Henry Is. Metcalf OF Pawtucket satd
that the conditions existing in the state
made so by the politicians. made It inn
possible for the smaller parties TO carry
out tne provisions OF the, caucus laws.
Mr.. Metcalf suggested that the conven-
tion be made UP from the delegates reg
uiariy accredited and then fll the vacan-
cies' and this suggestion was followed out.
ROLL OF CONVENTION.
The roll OF the convention showed n
large number OF the towns OF the stata
unrepresented. The final make up of the
convention was as follows:
Burrillville-Nehemiah Kimbau w
Potter, II. p. Hunt
Central Falls-Thomas w. Winstan.
ley.
Chariestown-F M Burdick. C. A. Dew.
ley. H. c. Bailey. J. w. +. King.
Coventry-John w. Rathbun. Rev W.
II. Bates. DIR. r. Il. Smith
Cranston-E. 8. Pierce, w. q. I.awton
George Congers. A. j. Watts, charles
w. stephens, Il. J. Sherwood
Cumberland - George NJ Carpenter.
Willard u. Scott, E. H. Arlington.
East 0reenwich--Charles r. Holloway.
Lincoin--J. W. Quinham, T. Y. Jack |
,on. c. 9. Gleason. A. r. Bullock. 70. u
Briggs, John Woods.
North Providence-D. II. crandau |
William II. Kinnecum. Fred Winsor /
George w. Gould.
Pswtuoket-Henry n. Metcaif. A. w.
Flanders, ID. b. Insraham. jeremiah q. |
scott, James G.. Chase
Rchmond-B. r. Perkins, George I, /
oawiey, N. A. Westcott, r. c. Tucker.
South kfnsston-B. r. Helme, j. A.
Woodmaneee. ~. ~. Congdon. NJ. r. Phet-
eplace
CONTINUED on page Two) l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17

The return of the officer who was sent
tempt failed TO show that service had
really been made on Mr.. Jackson. The
citation was left at his home.
Counsel for the American Wooden COM
pany claimed that Mr. Jackson was really
trying TO dodge service OF legal process
upon him. as his wife must have told HIM
OF the citation~ Counsel said that Mr..
Jackson was seen near his home soon az
ter the officer left the citation and the Of
hcer with whom IL was left was at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
REPUBLICANS OF RHODE ISLAND
OPEN STATE CAMPAIGN
AND LISTEN TO AN ADDRESS RY
GENERAL {. R, bRAYT0N

interrupted success. He trusted TO see
large vote brought out In favor OF the
PLATFORM and the candidates that would
be presented by the convention.
He also urged the support OF the pro-
posed amendment TO the constitution pro-
yiding for the election by wards of the
Assembly delegation from Providence
which Is In line with home rule measures
now so cordially supported.
Upon the adjournment OF the meeting
the committeeman from the first and sec
ond congressional districts held their
meetings and called congressional conven-
tons. at the same place and on the same
date as the state convention, for the nom-
tnation OF their Representatives in the
nfty-eighth congress-. Chairman Charles
C. Gray presided over the first district
meeting and Chairman Walter A. Read
over the second district meeting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Otto sielon OF Chicago and Jack carris
OF New York fought 10 rounds to a draw
last night at 81. Paul.
The controller OF the currency has Is.
sued a call for the condition OF the ma
uonal banks at the close OF business Mon
day. Sept ib
Bacon q Brennerd, proprietors Of IN.
Maplehurst stud at Paris. KY. announce
their intention 20 disband the stud which
VIII be sold the FIRST week In NoveSlber.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
SOCIETY
WEDDING AT
NEWPORT
Miss Wi|Ioughby Becomes the
Bride Of Clayton Gilbert Dixon
Of Philadelphia. ;.

Newport had another society wedding
today, the bride being Miss Esteile De
Willoughby. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh l.. Willoughby OF Philadelphia and
Newport. and the groom, Clayton Gilbert
Dixon of Philadelphia.
The ceremony took place at noon at
Trinity church, which was very prettily
decorated for the occasion. and was per-
formed by Rev. Henry Morgan Stone,
rector of the church.
There was a large attendance OF sum-
mer and local residents. both at the
church, at the reception and breakfast,
which took place at The Chalet" the
residence of the brides parents. on Hail.
don hill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
COAL
PRICE
JUMPS
The Dealers This Noon Put
the Rate Up 10
$40 a Ton.

The local price of coal. took a great
jump this noon This had been looked
Tor for some time. owing to the known
scarcity or supply.
Yesterday the quota ton was $3.50 per
ton.
The amount OF coal on hand this morn
ing. providing tt was sold in no larger
quantities than one ton lots, would prob
ably last three weeks
The advance OF $3.50 to so per ton was
made to check orders and make the sup
ply hold out as long as possible.
The price for Lehigh was Jumped to
S1l per ton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17

railroad station with Mr.. Jackson.
IL was the opinion OF the court that
IN so serious matter as adjudgng a per-
son guilty OF contempt. II was necessary
10 have personal service. Had the court
suggested better way would be TO get
n new citation.
counsel then urged the moral effect of
a contempt order. The court intimated
that II was the legal effect that should
be considered.
citation was then directed to issue
against Mr.. Jackson for a second time.
but the return day was at the suggestion
OF counsel left uncertain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17

try hall, and the hour IL o'clock. Town
committees were requested TO hold pri-
mary meetings for the election of dele
gates not later than October 6.
After informal discussion, Gen. Charles
X Brayton. national committeeman from
Rhode Island, was requested TO attend the
meetlng and speak to tho committeeman
Gen. Brayton spoke briefly. urging unon
the members the same vigorous work
that has for so many years brought un.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17

There was an unusually large atten-
dance Of the committee. nearly every
town and city in both districts being rep
resented.
The business of the meeting was to is
sue the call for the Republican state con-
vention. Resolutions were adopted to
that end. Tho date OF the convention is
Thursday. Ocbber o. The place. Infan-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
CHARTER GRANTED

The Fourth Ward Social club was in
corporated at the once of the secretary
Of state this morning. the incorporates
being George w. Espey. Paul A. Dea-
oout Joseph Phillips, John Mansfield.
Walter s. Gaul and John A. Evans. The
object Of the club is TO promote the liter
ary and social condition OF its members.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
W00LEN CD, FAILS
TOCARRY|TSP0|NT
Supreme Court Refuses to Adjudge
Jackson Guilty Of CoQtempt--Nsw
Citation Will Be Issued.

Chief Justice Tnghast and Rodxe. q,
he appellate division OF the
American woon
strikers be adudged
the personal service OF it's citation had
been o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-17
posTMAsTeRs APPOINTED

The following fourth class postmssters
weYe appointed today: vermont--Land-
grove. w. w. WHEY; Plymouth. W. A.
6pauiding.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

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gen. Dc uonGpnte aomiteer. Der
iiofonSt zig hos @ooseierne. befuIeOc
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polgte @aronngenter1 o. gap iig ian
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2mbet. Eli bper @ooscicr blep Der
afoeft Is til 20 McreS. Sit ait bra,
inotil ~golitimmoiebeoerne bIanneSc
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olpprlige peo ben belle gff9re or, at
ino monse Eropeafoelniaer bar meg.
tet at tribe ino imob 2anoets egne
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Der 5ungersnsb og bette gisr 10 81.
tiiationen Blot iaa megct barre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
en- ny oanif SfibstYpe.

8eb BEN internationaIe Sisfdrts'
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Sfib al en- M 8onitritftion.
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ipitem, bporbeo man iGtes iitanb til
at eipe Sfibet en- for bets 9eitem,
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ban bill gipe Samperen en- Itsrre
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at funne inopinoe 9eiparelier / for,
ifienige R%etninger.
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meo ben for llbf9r6igefien al no.
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man itrar fat paa at bpgge ell minore
CAMPER, Der biz fiIune perc fGrbig
til aonaresiens Ifbolbclic.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Gnelanos PanoeI.

Get gar tilbage me0 DC gamle
8uDer. 9aboudlere, Den befietote
HeSnftsr al "2onoon truth" tiger
lit 9Iao, at bet brittle SoIts SperIe.
genbeb pna Snouitricus og Sanoe.
lens Smraabe life aIene er | 0are,
men bs6sosmt, 90 at Oct brittle Rtge
nina anitretae fig at poerite @pne for
at itanie ben neoaogaaenbe 9eoG'
gelie, "9NOenS pi,~ tiger ban. "op'
bruser llteaige Iiaioner for at ME
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folfning meO 8orer fra Man6eIter og
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paa 9efoitning al bort arbeiosmar-
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8ense og gnergt paa 8ronineers
tomne Sflieipil."
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
WioocI moo Spip8c.,

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og aanSe no. nuarg Sfibet Isfte6es,
men altiS meo Spbe am6eSraJ.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
en- tYif Staaltruit.

Eli Rep Yorf ifrioes ira Berlin,
at SpiflanoS Sernitbberier bereber fig
til at oaune en- m9gtis EruIt, iom ffal
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serne er iaabibt fremifrebne, at en-
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foripare ben tpffe Serninouitri moo
"ben amerifanife Sr1naiton" foruben
moo andre Rinaler, os sse ~llbfsrie.
len.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
S. q. 4reus Sutb. AeaoenaD

5lutningSfeit peo gfaoemiet i III.
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i~sritfommenoe.
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