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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-07
BIG TIME COMING.
Festival Of Novelties at Savin Rock
 Episode Militaire"

Festival of Novelties at Savin Rock Episode Militaire."
 Now that the Fourth with it's noise and smoke has passed, the public will be allowed days rest before the next celebration of importance takes place. This is to be at Savin Rock next Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday. IT character it is military and musical. The band at the grove will be increased to more than double its present size, and some musical novelties of highly interesting character are promised.
 The big band will be assisted by fife and drum corps and a company of sol- diers and the production of Tobani's great descriptive piece. An American Battle Scene" to be played for the firts time in this state. Another feature will be the very popular musical episode, "A Hunt in the Black Forest" Sou sa's latest military march, Imperial Edward dedicated to King Edward VII by his permission, will also be pro- grammed.
 The whole affair promises to be high ly enjoyable, and will be held in the concert park, and is free to everybody.
 Grand Concert-Episode Militaire. Atwater's Orchestra (2O Musicians)
 Evenings of July 8. 9, 10 p. m.
 Programme.
 1. March-Imperial Edward (new)... 2 Descriptive Fantasia-A Hunt in
 the Black Forest .......... Voelker
 Synopsis:
 g. Caprice-"Flirtation" from the
 "Strollers" .............. Englander f. A Trombone Misunderstanding-"A
 Blaze of Glory" ..................
 ............ ........... AlVord-Jerome 5. Excerpts from "The Little Duch- 6. March--The Reuben and the Maid '. Tone Pitcure-An American Battle scene .................... IOUaliI
 Synopsis:
 Played with all the accessories, drum and fife corps, militia, bugle corps, an- vii chorus, chorus of singers, etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-07

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
N||LL[D ON IH[ TRACK.
Dead Body OF a Negro Found
on the Iowa Central Near
Hampton.
Hole in the Head Indicates MUIR
der...Milwaukee Brakeman
Killed Near Arion.
Was Stabbed to Death by Negro
Hobo...Laborer Killed Near
G0wrie.
ecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, July 21.-For the second
time during the space of ten days has
the dead body of a man been found
lying near the Iowa Central track
south of town, the first one about two
and one-half miles and the last one
less than one half mile from the de-
pot. Saturday the section gang dis
covered the dead body of Il negro. They
at once notified the authorities and
Coroner Bailey, who proceeded to the
spot, returned With the body on the
handcar to the depot. A jury was
impanelled and proceeded with the
Nothing was found to
indicate who he was further than that
he was one of several negroes who
had been around Hampton for several
days.
From deep Cit in the top of the
head it was thought death was the
result of foul play.
The corpse was in an advanced state
of decomposition and had evidently
lain thru two nights and one day.
No verdict has been handed in by
the jury, they awaiting further devel-
opmentS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
MILL OPPOSE LACEY
John P. Reese Nominated for
Congress by Monroe County
Democrats.
President Mitchell and "Mother"
Jones Ofier Assistance in
His Canvass.
Sixth District Republicans Are
Sixth District Republicans Are
Not Worried---Lacey's Sup.
porters Confident.
10 Tilnes-Renublican

"
Abba, July 21.-The Monroe county
democratic convention held here Satur-
day afternoon was strongly for JOHN p.
Rceses candidacy for congress against
the present Sixth district incumbent
Maj. w. r. Lacey, of Oskaloosa. John
p. Clarkson. proxy for Reese was given
the privilege of naming the delegation
which will be enthusiastically for
Reese.
Reese who is Iowa president OF the
United Mine Workers. has been in at
tendance at the indianapolis meeting
and has been besiesed by kilograms
from the democrats OF the Sixth dis
tret urging him to make the race. I'm
der the pressure of friends in the ma
tonal convention he finally announced
himself Saturday night lin order that
the miners and working people gener-
ally might have n voice in legislation
against government by Injunction 1t
is stated on competent authority that
Reese will make Il stirring campaign.
President Mitchell. of the United
Mine Workers has. it is said offered his
services as Il speaker for Reese and
Mother Jones'" whose appeal to the
indianapolis convention marked her
one of the most forceful and persuasive
labor orators has also agreed to devote
her talent to the Reese candidacy.
There is much enthusiasm among the
mining population hereabouts over
Reese's prospects for election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
REPUBLICANS NOT WORRIED.
Think Reese's Candidacy Not Likely to
Cut lacey's Majority.

Cut Lacey's Majority.
Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa, July 21-1he announce
ment of John p. Reese as democratic
candidate for congress in opposition to
Major Lacey has not caused serious
alarm in the republican camp. There
are between 1000 and 5000 miners in
the district, which has Il republican
plurality of about 1900 1t is consid-
cred highly improbable here that the
miners can be aligned solidly against
Lacey. They consider him a pretty
good labor" man himself and despite
the prestige which Reese's position as
president of the Iowa Mine Workers
gives him Reese will be unable to Iold
the miner vote in anything like its en-
tirety. Even if it We're possible for
him to gain their undivided support
the business men and farmers of the
district will still give Lacey the sup
port sufficient to elect by fair ma
jority. The latest move against Lacey
is in no wise Il new one. The OPPOSE
ton has always endeavored to carry
mineworkers' strength against republi-
can candidates. These repeated at
tempts have weakened the force of the
present movement and 1T is scarcely
likely that Mr.. ReeSe'S candidacy will
largely cut down Mr.. Lacey's plurality
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
A BRAKEMAN MURDERED.
Fred Powell Stabbed to Death by Ne
GRO Hobo.

gro HOBO.
Special to Times Republican.
Arion, July 21.-Fred Powell. brake
man on the Milwaukee road, was
stabbed here by negro hobo, and died
just after reaching Charter Oak. A
negro who was with the murderer.
was caught in hiding in the weeds a
mile from here and taken to Denison
and put in pail. He admits it was
his partner who did the cutting, and
the man who did the stabbing told an
other hobo he had done it little after
the act was committed, but without
knowing what the result was. A ne
gro was arrested at Sioux City and the
man who was told of the crime was
taken there to identify him. Coroner
Evans is at Charter Oak holding an in
quest. The dead brakeman lived at
Sioux City. His mother lives at San
born.
When about a mile out from Arion,
Engineer Monk saw two tramps, appar-
emily negroes. getting ready to board
the slowly moving train. AT the same
time he saw Brakeman Powell passing
over the forward cars with his lantern.
toward the rear. Powell left his lamp
and went out In the dark. About
twenty minutes later Powell stumbled
over the top of the caboose, thirty-six
cars back and was taken into the Win
dow. AS he was pulled in he said they
stuck me" and died about ten minutes
later without any further words.
The knife had entered the right side,
penetrating the stomach and the
man bled to death internally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
ELLsWoRTH's NEW FACULTY.
list of Instructors for the Coming
School Year.

List of Instructors for the Coming
School Year.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. July 21.-1'he faculty for
Ellsworth College for the year opening
Sept. LIST has just been announced, and
is the strongest in the history of that
institution. The following ladies and
gentlemen. who are graduates of some
of the best universities and colleges in
the state, will be at the head of the
various departments: y. j. Cavana Is.
Sc. estate University, president: NJ. r.
Peck (Cornell College). sciences and
languages: Caroline p. Ellsworth (Nas-
sar) French and English: S. r.. Fitz,
b. Sc. Gowa Agricultural College).
chemistry and mathematics: DR.. Nj. w.
Hill. physiology and hygiene; Belle NJ.
Stout. arithmetic and grammar: NJ f..
Austin. commercial branches: Maud L..
Austin. shorthand and typrewriting:
Margaret Miller Northwestern Uni
versity). elocution and physical Gull
ture; Artemus +. Bullock (Oberlin con-
musical director; Caroline
w. Smith Cart institute Chicago). draw
ing and painting; lecturers. Judge S.
NJ. Weaver, of the Iowa supreme court
NJ. w. Hill, M. d., and j. III. Carleton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
DEATH AT ALTOONA.
S. setchelI, Pioneer of kossuth
County, Dies Suddenly.

Special to Times Republican.
Algona, July 21.-D. S. Setchell of
this city. passed away Saturday at G
O'clock, after being sick only few
days. He was stricken with paralysis
about a week ago. AIR. Setchell has beVn
a resident of Algona about thirty years.
He was We'll known. as he used to teach
school in several of the school houses
in the county. He was about IS years
OLD at the time of his death. He leaves.
besides his wife. one daughter, Mrs. j.
Il. Jones. of Algona. and one daughter.
Mss Cora Setchell, of the firm of Setch-
ell & Setchell, of this city, one brother
and two sisters. His brother and one
sister are expected here to attend the
funeral. The funeral will be held today
from his late residence. This makes the
second of our old residents within the
past week that has died with paralysis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Laborins Man Goes to Sleep on North.
Western Near Gowrie.
Snecial To ,Eimes

lIleS-fIeDuDllcan.
Gowrie. July PA Northwestern
extra going east, struck a man about
two miles east of this place and in
stantly killed him. The train was
backed to GoWrie and. With with DR.. A.
NJ. Rodgers and a few citizens aboard
returned for the body The man was
found to have been struck in the head
by the engine pilot as he lay asleep on
the end of a tie close to the rail. There
was deep scalp wound from his fore
head back and deep depression in the
left temple The body was placed in
the caboose and brought to the freight
depot here and Coroner McCreight of
Fort Dodge summoned. A jury COM
posed of the following named persons
was empanelled: Frank Peterson Ed
Mamberger, E. c. Campbell. The fol-
lowing witnesses We're examined: Dr.
A. M. Rogers, E. w. Sorber, w. S.
Struthers. H. H. Hall. +. N. Brunson,
A. j. Bragg. The jury returned the fol-
lowing verdict:
came by his death while lying alseep ON
the railroad track and being struck by
the pilot OF freight engine going east
on the C. & N. w. railway"
Upon examination of the body the
found a few minor articles.
among which was a time book, in the
back of which was the name, George
A. Murphy, Scituate Harbor, Mass"
The above address was telegraphed to,
asking the authorities of that place for
information in regards to the DISPOSE
ton of the remains.
The remains We're removed to the G.
G. Bengston undertaking rooms, where
they will rest awaiting a reply from
the east.
The man appears to be about 40
years of age, weight 10 pounds, hair
partly gray. mustache brown, large
scar from back of head around to left
temple, indicating a surgical operation
at some time, but now entirely we'll. He
to be an energetic laborer. as
he had kept his accounts and time in
the book found on him at the time of
5aath
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
FOUND DEAD I'm ROAD.
Edward Williams Meets With Fatal
Accident Near EIdora.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, July PA sensation was
created here early yesterday morning
when the announcement was made that
a dead man had been found about three
miles north of this city, near the Min
eral Point school house.
An investigation was at once made
by Sheriff Mitterer and other officials
The body proved to be that of Edward
Williams, a single man about % years
old a son of James Williams. a well-to-
do retiredi farmer living in this city,
The young man was found under an
overturned wagon in ditch beside the
road. The team of mules was standing
near The accident must have occurred
about midnight Saturday, as a young
man who rode out from town left him
but a short distance from the place of
the accident. Two bottles Of whisky
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
JOHNSON REPUBLICANS.
State and National Administrations
Endorsed and Reciprocity Favored.

State and National Administrations
Endorsed and Reciprocity Favored.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, July 21-The republicans
of Johnson county held their county
convention Saturday afternoon in this
city and selected delegates to the state,
congressional and judicial conventions.
Attorney George w. Swords, chairman
of the county central committee. was
made chairman of the delegation to the
state convention, Thomas b. Allin of
the congressional delegation and
Charles NJ. Dutcher formerly county
attorney, of the judicial delegation
Resolutions endorsing the republican
rational platforms of 1896 and 1900
We're adopted. as follows:
I'VE cordially endorse the wise pa
triotic and energetic administration OF
Theodore Roosevelt and approve of his
declared policies of protection and reci-
procity.
able and faithful executive, and his
administration has our hearty approval
We regret the decision of our con-
gresham, Hon. j. N. W. Rumple, that
prevents him from accepting a renomi-
ration. We appreciate his painstakng
work in congress, and only his volun-
tary Withdrawal prevents this conven-
ton from endorsing him for renomina-
tiOn"