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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

A party of Toledo people will leave
this city Thursday evening for Califor-
MIA. to spend the remainder Of the win
ter. The personnel OF the crowd is Mr..
j. O. Clark. wife and daughter, Miss
Marian: Mrs. L. j. Yeiser Miss Clara
Laughlin and Mrs. e. C. Phillips Pasa-
dena is to be the partys destination,
and it will be Joined there ten days later
by Mrs. III. j. Stiger and daughter
Gretchen, OF Toledo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Miss Wilma Robbins, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. w. S. Robbins, who has been
visiting her parents for the past two
weeks, left this afternoon for Chicago,
where she is student in the Dearborn
Seminary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Mr. A. S. Tiffany, who for the past
year has had charge of the flour Depart
ment of the Let's Fletcher Company,
has accepted his former position with
the Sleepy Eye Milling Company, of
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, and will take his old
territory. Mr.. Tiffany will leave tonight
for Sleepy Eye to make arrangements
for beginning his work. He will have
charge of the business in the entire state,
and while his new position will take him
away from Marshalltown considerable
portion of the time, he will continue to
make this city his home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

News from Pasadena, CAL, announces
the death on last Sunday of Bonnie, the
10-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Jarvis formerly of this city. The boy
was i'll only a few days with diphtheria.
He was the only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarvis. Mrs. Jarvis was formerly Miss
Myrtle Elson, and is a niece of Mrs. A.
M Loree of this city
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

The kinodrome, the newest and most
complete moving picture machine. opens
three nights engagement at the
Odeon next Thursday evening. All the
latest pictures, including President Nc
Kinley's funeral complete, will be
shown. Ladies free Thursday under
the usual condition. Prices. TO- 20 and
so cents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Mr.. w. F. Hesse, chief clerk to Mr.. IA.
G. Kelley. chief engineer of the Iowa
Central, Minneapolis, arrived In the city
this morning for a few days stay on
business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Division Engineer r. n Wight, of the
Central, arrived home this morning
from Minneapolis, where he has been
for few days stay on business con-
nected with the Office Of Chief Engineer
H G. Kelley
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Please announce that / will be can
didate for the republican nomination fo
county auditor subject to the voters a
the primaries March IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Rev. j. B. Albrook. of Mt Vernon,
presiding elder of the Marshalltown
district of the Methodist church, was in
the city this morning, en- route home
from his regular Saturday and Sunday
visit to his district. Saturday morning
DR.. Albrook conducted quarterly con-
ference at Conrad; in the afternoon at
Beaman. and in the evening at Glad
brook H,e preached at Gladbrook Sun
day morning and in Beaman Sunday
evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

When your joints are stiff and your
muscles are sore from cold or rheuma-
tism; when you sprain or bruise your
SELF Perry Davis Painkiller will take
out the soreness and fix you right in a
jiffy. Avoid substitutes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Mr. H. E. S:mkins. the funeral direc-
tor, was called to LeGrand both Sun
day ana today to look after the remains
of the late Mrs. William Cronk and Eli
Richards
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Clement Johnson. an old Soldier,
known as "Old Arizona" was before
Justice Burritt this morning. charged
with intoxication. He was discharged
upon promise that he would return to
the Soldiers Home and remain there.
away from the city and its tempta-
tons
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Lander, Jr., arrived
in the city Saturday evening on the
Colorado special from Chicago. Mrs.
Lander will remain for visit o.. a week
or two at the c. j. Lander home, and
Mr.. Lander left this morning on his
maiden trip for DeVoe & Reynolds,
wholesale paints, of Chicago. The flu
ture plans of Mr.. and Mrs. LaIder, es-
pecially az, regards their place of resi-
cence, have not yet been definitely de-
cided.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-06
DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
DR.. Lierle, eve Office hours to s: 80.

The Lotus Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. d. r. Jackson,
2021a North Second street.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
BROOKLYNS LOSE FIRST
GAME OF DOUBLE HEADER.
Continued from First Page

Wagner. Dolan was called out at first
on his swat to Conroy. although he
peat the throw a yard. Dahlen famed
No runs.
Clarke 5 fly back Of second was taken
by Dahlen.. Beaumont laced a beauty
~Sheckard's quick return holding Beau
mont at second. Beaumont and Leach
worked a double steal. Wagner foul
to Donovan. Evans took Burke's
pop UP. No runs.
cOn Inning.
Donovan struck out. Burke smothered
Floods warm eraser. Wall sent a fly
to Clark. No runs.
Couroy was easy. Wheeler to Dono-
van. Crolius struck out. so did thinner.
No runs.
Third Inning.
Evans famed, Wheeler famed Sheck.
arl drew a free pass. He ran to second
on a 5alk. Keller was out. Leach to
Washer on II close play, No runs.
Dolan hauled down Chcsbro's Incl af-
ter a long run, Evans handed oven
Clark's slow eraser. Beaumont walked,
Fourth Inning.
Wagner retired DoIan without assist
ance, Dahlen'S long liner was hauled
down by Clark Donovan died. Conroy
to Wagner. No runs.
Evars to Donovan. Wagner reaching
second. Conrov hit 10 Dahlcn and Wag-
ner was run DOWN botwecn second and
third. Flood made a curcking catch o.
a hot liner by Clulius. n" runs.
Fifth Inning.
Flood VAS hi 10y a pitched ball, Wall
The evening world., 1902-08-22
OVER
THOMPSON'S BODY.
Relative Of the B%ookmaker
Who Died in Saratoga Says
He Wanted to Be Buried in
Newark.
Especial to The a,enIns worIlN

NEWARK, y. j, Aug. ss-Mrs. Jan,
o'llara, Of M. lil Sammit street, 10.
day retained n OF the leading law INN,
OF this city TO assist hcr In having the
body OF Charles III. C'Butch'J Thomp,
son. the bookmaker who died in sara
loga a few days ago. brought to this
city for burial.
She Is an aun Of Thompson's wife,
who was Miss Jennie McNally. Mrs,
O,Harq claims II was the express wish
OF both Thompson and his wife that
they he buried side by side in the Gem.
etery OF the Holy SepulChre. where they
purchased a plot and where Mrs,
Thompson's body now rests.
She promised them she would see tina
the request was granted and she pro.
poses 10 keep her word II II takes her
fortune to do II,
Mrs. O'HATA Ia willing 10 incur all
the expense In connection with thC
transfer .Snd burial.
The evening world., 1902-08-22

NEWPORT. Aug. 22-Onc of the
famous Rritons. Or. Joshua PIN, was
shut out OF the national lawn tennis
this morning. He was beaten in
straight sets by Leo L. Ware.
The battle hrtwccn the two Amer
lean experts resulted in Il victory for
NJ. u. Whitman, the unbeaten ma
tional champion. He was in lament
Gbly Door form and had IA hard time
with Beals &. Wright. the young
Harvard player.
There VAS no dearth OF brilliant
work in the match. but Whitman's
weakness was noticeable in the way
he netted the ball on poor returns
Wright took the second set and made
| good playing in all of the others.
II. l.. Dohcrty had a hard struggle
with Richard Stevens. The latter
won the second set, while the Brit
Usher captured the first and third.
A cloudlcss sky and the air tempered
20 a comfortable GOODNESS was p%ortent-
Gus Of rare sport in all Of the lawn
tennis matches on the Casino Courts to-
day.
The Englishmen all appeared to be
winning in a mlnncr i!srouraS'nS 10 the
American experts. 1t was regarded AS an
i'll omen that the bes. ut the Americans
.t,.,Il 10 q, Era Un ng in lace p1til
The evening world., 1902-08-22

beat out a slow %grounder along the
ilrst-b6se line. A Wild pitch advanced
both runners. Evans aimed. Wheeler
flied to Beaumont, scoring Flood. Beau
mont made ii wild throw in aud Wal
took third. Sheckard foul-flled Il
Leach. Dne run.
Wheeler made a fast play on Zim-
mer's grounder. Chesbro sent a long fly
to Sheckard. Clark was out on Dab
lens fine throw No runs.
sixth Inning.
Keller singled past Leach. Dolan
struck out. Dahlen fonl-hied to thinner,
Donovan famed. No
Beaumont was safe On Wheeler's wild
throw. Leach sacrificed, Donovan max
Ing the pay. Wagner singled, Stletk-
ard and Dolan had a mix-up on Burke's
easy fly, the bal! dropping. safe, and
Beaumont scored. Conroy singled past
Dahlen, scoring Wagner, Wheeler
threw to the fierce on a grounder by
Crollus. Burke and Conroy coming home,
,'rolius was nailed ~ tr"in" T. ~7''N
th'rd on the error, thinner struck out,
-Four runs.
The evening world., 1902-08-22

but Sir Thomas escaped with slight
hurts and IA shock.
a special despatch from Madrid a y
that advices received there from Tan-
gier announce that the Sultan OF Mo-
rocco had a dangerous accident while
au%tomobiling near Fee yesterday. The
driver lost control OF the car. which
dashed into n stone wall. AS the vehicle
was not going fast the Sultan escaped
with a shaking and a fright.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
NIAGARA TO HAVE
BIG TOURNAMENT

The Niagara Lawn Tennis Club, OF
Observation-Disclosures, Ont, announces
that it will hold the internationa! tennis
championships in its turf courts on
Wednesday, Aug. u. and the following
day. r. +. and ii. l.. Doherty, the
English players, are expected to enter.
A large and strong entry Is expected.
The events are: !. Men, singles. winner
to play r.. D.. Little, holder; entry fee
81. 2. Mems doubles, entry fee SO per
team. 3. Ladies' tall comers) singles,
entry fee 81. L. Mems handicap singles,
entry fee 81. Entries should be sent no.
later than Aug. 90. to Stewart Houston,
Queens Royal Hotel, Niagara-on-the-
Lake. Ontario, Can.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
TRIED FOR RECORD.
STOPPED BY CRAMP
w. B. Jennison Was After
Four-Mile Ocean Record at
Atlantic City but Had to
Stop.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug CIV. n
Jeunlson, the professional LONG distance
swlmmer. Of New YORK, to-day tried to
freak the worlds record 'or n distance
NJ four miles IN the ocean. lie started
from the end Of foung's Pier and swan
around the bell buoy. Mhen he vas
seized with cramps He was taken into
a boat and the trial was declared on for
to-day.
Walter Janison, an amateur, OF this
city, started with %JennIson and finished
four and a quarter miles,
The evening world., 1902-08-22
O'ROURKE WILL CATCH
FOR BRIDGEPORT.
Old Time Giant VIII Appear In
HobOken Game sunday.

Jim o'Rourke, who played with tn,
Giants when the team was more thar
ever worthy Of the name of Giants, viii
reappsar In this vicinity Sunday. III
will catch for the Bridseports in tn.
game against the, Hobokens at the 81
captain and manager OF the Bridgeports
who have made a good showing In In,
Connecticut League.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
SIR THOMAS Upton HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH.
Irish Baronet's Big Machine Ran Into Iron
Fence and Was Wrecked.

LONDON. Aug 22-S!r Thomas LIP
ton WA In an automobile accident while
coming to town to-day from his country
house. Sir TEumas's twelve.horse power
car. which the baronct WAS driving him
!elf, skiddcd ON the street-car rails at
W"nGsreen and crashed violently into
-" ir0n railing bordering the road.
The car was wrecked and the railing
' - smashed for Il considerable distance,
The evening world., 1902-08-22
YANKEE YACHT WINS
CORONATION CUP,
Armour's ttowann First in Long
Ora wn-Out Race.

DrRwn-Out Race.
COWES. Isle Of Wight, Aug, 22.-Thc
American yacht It'wana "a. V. Ar,
mour, Of New York; won Tho sailing
race for auxiliary yachts. started Mon
day. and the Coronation Cup offered by
the Earl OF Crawford, She passed the
mark at 1858 o'clock last night.
The Utowana came In sight of Cowes
at $50 last evening, and had reached
within II few yards ~ the mark when
she WAS caught by n strong tide and
drifted th~ree-quarters of a mile back.
At . O'CLOCK she was stlll trying 10
make the mark,
The Nalhalla, owned by the Earl OF
Crawford, gave up the race, and ut .
o'clock. the other contestants had not
been sighted,
The evening world., 1902-08-22
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Special to The Evening woridJ
LEAnuE-

-I-.,rITr. - IN NJ. r,-,.
"a aug -
are on 'he!r way " D" Nou' 'o-uaS'
Out 'he'r niue chle'' Msuia"' 10 again
among the missing, iie Is OH on an
other ra'ulns expedition an by h'hs.'i'
nc mas rolls OF money WIN MN 10
oouy KNOWS the ch!eis destination ne
10 gong 10 traNel incoshi'o' All ne sa''
"siore the Grants ieit the SMOKY tl'S
was well none OF you boys know
money that bulged in his poeket as he
said this. "Ili bring back several con-
tracts signed by good men, This trip
will 20 along ways toward building up
the New Yort CI,h II Il. not ,Ik.,v
~, No. n,ni hn ,,,,S he AN o.,
The evening world., 1902-08-22
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

DSprcl,l to The Evening worlln
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Aug. -.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
YOUNG C0RBETT
IN CINCINNATI.
VIII Probably Continue His Train
inE Mt Prices HilI.

CINCINNATI, Aug, 22,-Young corbett,
with his manager NJ trainers. arrived
to-day n o quarter" temporarily IN
"a hotel. In the afternoon he went 10
look for training quarters, II 10 probA-
BILE that he viii chose the place on
Prices Hill, where Jeffries was In train
here.
The evening world., 1902-08-22

second Set.
Wright ,,.. ....,..,.S Iai5ictt5-ss !
Whitman Wins Again.
Tne men sMlsskened their pace in the
u on games, only to be ]overbauia1 ar
az by Wright. There was so;ne spes
,,ir.liy me bsck-hand s%mashing in the
i,Ist games OF this set. and Wright had
the best Of these efforts. Then f,iiiowa :,
several games that were won on seryicr'
w risht iel behind and was the frst to
Increase his speed; He got into the net
AZ every Opportunity and slashed at the
pau with great force. Some OF his drives
We're 50 forceful that Whitman did moi
tempt to get and return them. At the
men W. points came came hard for both
at 6-3. " set
% Third Set.
% %aI,%'" .. ....."",..... SSti$tGttt--S 8
Whitman Beats Wright.
II was only 100 evident in the fourth
the sane tennis player as VIII n he
Played " years ago and won every
td,ie and trophy in sight From tn way
day o1 the courts. Without any an
parent reason. except weakness OF
IN''ht' rs Helttu many or his returns.
As Tor the great reverse twist serv,ce,
whitman played 1: all askeg, and coul
not get directic'1 or the ball no matte
nov hard he tried. ~
the third game was the best of the
IeMce. In every instance the man
'arned, the points by pass.lg to bring
ne points back from vantage to deuce.
Iher work was very fast, and with
me games at 4 all they began a grear
1atLie FOR the set, The games went -
> al, and then Whitman broke thr ugh
rlghts service and captured the SCI
ana match: It Is certain. however, that
W whitman, Is TAR below the form that
II" SHOULD show to beat the Britons.
Fourth Set.
%TiFnS =. ..,.... is$4ftd5$%t-- 49,
Summary of the Mornings Play.
CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.
ihird Rounds, Waller beat ID r. Davis by
default. ~ "
II L, pOherty beat R. Stevens 81. 4-6, Sc,
81. ~
Fourth Round-R p. Huntington beat .. wal.
Ter 60. 6-4. 60. "
q. D. Little beat H. +. Avery O., Ct, a..
krcigh Collins beat II. II. Whitman 81, O.,
n, 2. Whitman beat b. c. Wright O., 40,
l.. Z. Ware beat DR. Joshua rlm -. 10.
L. Il, owaidner beat l.. ". Glasebro,k 81.
6-2 '
The evening world., 1902-08-22

"Mne-a-Miuute Murphy" is never satisfied unless he is working Oh some
hazardous SCENE. A few years ago lie startled the world by riding a mile
on h1 bicycle in 81 As seconds behind the pace of a railroad train. Since
then he has, among other adventures, been twice thrown and mraculously
escaped from a steam motorcycle that travelled faster than a mile a minute
IN the road. About a year ago he joined the police force and has made
some important captures. Just now he is connected with Deputy Commits
sioner Ebsein's Office, III Brooklyn.
Murphy is anxious to try once more for international fame, and offers
TO take Sal e -Dumonts place and take a chance at the Brighton Beach
arship. There is no question Murphy will make the ascension If allowed
to. He is aUsONtely fearless.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
May Get LaJoie aud Flick.

McGraw would neither deny nor affirm
we story that he was going to Phil
Gr1w's closest friends that the Quaker
tliy MAS his destination and that there
ne, would talk over matters with col.
l-aIoie and Flick for New Works. team.
II Is said Rogers is firing of owning tho
mems playing services without having
them play for him and that the n"ces,
Will he made by him very shortly. "
The evening world., 1902-08-22

E. Carroll Schaefer, the most remarkable amateur swimmer this coun-
Try ever produced, Intends to startle the athletic world tomorrow.
1t is expected that he will break two worlds records in the A. A. L.
swimming Championships nj ic yards and one mile to be held tomorrow
at Trarvers Island, undo the auspices of the New York Athletic club
Schaefer is 1t as Hddlc, and unless the wind on the inlet is high new
marks are almost certain to be placed on the record tables.
The men entered in the li0-yard championship are Charles Ruberl. \.
Y. A. C.: l.. A Goodwin and J. A. Ruddy, Knckerhocker A. c.; T. b. Jen-
kins, Baltimore A. c.; Benson, Corinthin Yacht Club; T.. VI. Adams. +. c.
Schaerer. Fred Wcrck and Kichtng, \. V. A. c.
In the mile: otto Wahlr. N. y. A C.. the present champion; Fred
Wcuck, Charles RuberI and Ecnnen, y. y. A. C.: Y. f. and l.. A. Goodwin,
Knickerbockcr A C.: George Van CloaG, X. A. C.; ]. De b. Handley, E. c.
S2haefrr. +. r. Jenkins and f. NJ Adams
The evening world., 1902-08-22
GIANTS ON ROAD TODAY:
M'GRAW HUNTING MEN.
Mathewson Promises to Sign for Next Year
New York VS.. ST. Louis To.Morrow.
Of the trip they ought to win at least
i've.
NcGraw Won't he Trapped.

The American League is certainly
turning out any amount Of yarns these
days, and nearly all contain MaGraw's
name. All ars u%nfounded roasls on the
player. The latest says that "Mac" tried
TO sign Buelow, tho catcher. and Elber-
field, the shortstop. of the Detroit Club,
hut that both refused his offers. II cam
not say who / am after or who I have
approached said McGraw. These
stories are started for the purpose Of
leading me Into a statement telling who
! have got, I'm n bit foxy. though. Re.
garding ratchers, 1 might say that New
York, with Bresnahan and Bowerman,
has two OF the very best catchcrs in the
country. I'm satisfied with them. and
my only hope Is that l can get Bower
mans signature TO "a contract"
The evening world., 1902-08-22

This was one of the sweetest races OF
The meeting TO the bookies Mamie
worth and Nine Spot were heavily
backed. Mamie Worth stumbled and
was left at he post, while Nine spot
was beaten. Lass - Linden, "A D-tO-l
choice, look the lead at flag fall. made
all the running and won handily by
two and a half lengths from Nine Spot.
Scottish Blue was third into the stretch.
where he died away. and CloChc dor
took third money, three lengths back OF
Nine Spot.
The evening world., 1902-08-22

clcverlv by Two lengths from setauket.
who Mas three lengths In front OF san
Nicholas.
FIFTH RAE
Handicap; for nllIes two Year, old: ave and q
half furlongp,
The evening world., 1902-08-22
Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

A years a specialist in diseases OF men. Undss
L DR.. GRINDIA'S scientific treatment blood
snd skin diseases. painS In the bones. red spOtA.
sore throat ana mouth, ulcers, palnful swellinxa.
Lidney aud bladder complaints. %scdlding, lnn.m.
nation, gravel, &c, are speedily cured, Impede
mei.ts removed, Sufferers. dc not waste tluas
DV. GRINDLE has q record for marve llouS eures.
OFFICE OVER 90 YEARS at III West 18Th a.,
between 9th and 7th avenues. Advice free.
Medicine. 81 Hours . 10 . Sundays, 9toa
The evening world., 1902-08-22
VANDERBILT'S AUTO
RECORD BROKEN.

Jarrett Does Flying kilometre in
- Id Seconds.
LONDON. Aug. &c. Jarrett, the
tomobil!st, to-uay at Welbeck. did a
kilcmetre (about 1908 yards). with n fy-
ing start. In Is l-5 seconds, and beat the
record of 20 2-5 seconds recently made
by w, *. Vanderbilt, jr., in France.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
should Hav. n.en Three s,raIsht.

The New York club should have won
lhr"e straight In Plttsburg. The hrst
R,hilr was thrown away practically by
Miller putting "A little curve ball over The
plhtc for Wagner. Then the first OF
Yesterday games was lost because the
Ilrhtes had the luck and because George
smith was not IN his best form. The
Giants hit the bail hard ali the time,
but there Was always a fielder In the
way, They hit the ball twice as hard as
the Champions. Marty never pitched a
inner gam" In his HE and should have
gained the victory. The second showed
the New Workers In their real Western
form since they loft home, They banged
the curves OF llilippi all over the Held
and won In a walk McGlnnity was The
same old puzzle to the Pirates he was
when he pitched Tor Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1902-08-22
CL.ONMELL, 8 TO |, WINS
THE AMSTERDAM STAKES
First R.ce-ror all ages; lightweight handicap

The entries for Tomorrow races are
as follows:
The evening world., 1902-08-22

Half II to-day will b. spent on A
train and then tomorrow Tho Giants
viii meet Patsy Donoyan's great little
team They viii play there on Sunday.
tOO,
Detroit and PIttAburE Claim FIeIde r
There promises to be trouble ahend
for James e.. sebring, right nelder Of
League. before next season, lie IA
ordered to report 10 the Pittsburg Club
after his season with the Eastern
League club ends, lie goes TO the
will receive a big advance over his pres.
emit salary. Manager Dwysr. OF the De.
trolt CLUB. claims Bebrlng, however. The
latter ADMITS having got 400 advance
money from Dwyer. but says he never
signed q contract
The evening world., 1902-08-22

ETNTH NAtF,
Selling for three yssr-olds and up, one mile
n.VI,v