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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
THE COLOMBIAN INSURGENTS
Reported to Have Seized Vessel Sc
longing to an American

Reported TO Have Seized q Vessel Be
longing to an American.
Chicago. Arril Il Tho rrihuuc's New
orleans special says News reHchcd hcgc
tonight 81 the ccudscaNon % sn American
steam launch by Colombian Insurgents at
Roea> del Ioro. north Of Colon Que ot the
American crew was kg.el ard his body
thrown overheard The insurgents escaped
with the boat, hut a United states cruiser
has gone 20 recover it thr steamer Tau.
ton N the United Fruit comPAnNS line
reached port today from Bolle del loro
bringing the news.
The tevolutiouistS Tor p month have been
planning e. seize the numerous steam
launches employed by the fruit. shippers,
lead hargcS with troops sud move en- Roca>
This Was What 500 insurgents attempted
and partially carried out ou April g.
The men closed in around the TlsrJatiNn
where thc steamer owned hv krcSma0,
Breden & Co.. an American 1.m. was made
fast Hud iu the afternoon made Il rush for
the lartmE and captured the boat
The necessary Information ana sT'davit'
I'm regard 60 the capture NJ fhe American
craft were Sled With the consular repre-
sentative lnd when the cruiser stationed IN
those waters FOR such occurrences arrives
gt RoraS steps viii nc taken ta tHcc IN,
rcvolutinniSts 70 -tve M tacir prise, Il
they have not before this date carried ou
ihrir plans and made things lively 80 Eoca:
del Toro.
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BISHOP GOES TO ROME.
GALLAGHER IS TO SAIL IN THE LAT
TER PART OF MAY.
He win Sc Accompanied by Rev Nr-
win Of GsNeston-5ishop Goes TO
Make His Personal Report.

Galveston. Texas April IL Rt Rev.
Nicholas A. Gallagher, bishop ~ the cath
ollie djoresr Of Galveston. viii leave on
MAY ~ far Rome He VIII be accompanied
hy Father Rtru in. rector ~ ST Mary q
cathedraI. who viii act as the bishops seq
rotary They will sail from New York d.
rect Tor Nantes on May - ana return Via
England. sailing from Liverpool August ~
Tho Roman Csruolic bishops are required
fo make "a personal report 60 the htat o.
the rsvrrh at Koac once every ten EN'rs.
af rh5 church IN The respective cigcnseS am.
IN means uf them tho high diEhitsrirs o.
DC church are cnHhicd 20 heNp 10 tHt
rlrsrSt touch VITA the wctk or Ne chNl'A
lsEAcr'> soc EMBRACES az tpsf portion q
r,.y-a sasr ~ rrr Colorado riVsy tu. >u.fd
81 N,Ignrsn county. He is the seuiog su,.
tlsE a.sarp v th" PROVING" oi Ne" cor
whpo Rome is so old st17y 20 tho bishop.
cine t-In is unr lcotvd forward o. wtth tao
kcencsj jutcres, uy Father hlrwin. thr
fond,sf drssm Nc every Young priest o. @
~. Rome o. rone ga psrsouai touch with
me .urarur heads ~ the church un tsc
earth slt fo receive the prl SoRtl Ncnctii r.
tjab ct Inc pouild
priesthood at SO Mays seminary az CT
.inuati. entering the seminary iu 1921 FouI
ytars later he wNs ordained a. yrisst au
sas then sent Oh the Catholic UuiveTty
81 Amerlp. at Washington, u. e.. where
h, TOOK 4 pest Eradugte course ~ two
,asrs lie eam- re Galveston n June.
1S3c. as rector ~ So harys wherr p I
1uiebdid character as man amt rs q
taInmcrrs as priest have won BIN hest
~ yricnds ainonE al seets of hrosd views
.herDrghly fearless aud houest. Father hir
Vir MS made deep impression % ths
community
his dock wlu wish hiIn hcu voyage when "a
snits fur the Holy City.
III addition 10 the duties ns makins "a
ad NmIra rrparts Bishop Gallagher vii
have thr pleasure ~ iulning in tbs &c e
hratlon attendant upon the celebration Of
Pose sn's iuhilre on the 0ecason 90 ths
cenpleuon 81 bis twenry-hfth year o. %.
ucrriHrate The great diSuifarips Uf he
catholic church throughout the world az
now gathering al RENE and oPportCpity q
visit there 81 this time IS uucd Soagat hg
aN Catholic clergy.
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Is CO. coTToN cRoP.
Census Bureau Repcrt Shows a Total
1852 .9S2 Bales

Census Bureau Report Shows a Total OF
1882 ,9S2 Bales.
Washington. April l. The census bureau
has issued rreumlnar, report on the col
ton crop of 1901 iu commercial haieS. AS
returned hv the glnucrs Indicating q crop
~ Q.ar@,QS2 bales This is Na.iDA bales
less than the 1900 crop Tho t90o crop
expressed in 500pouad bales was lol23,o21
IN 2t;9 l2l less than the number Of com
mcrC.M bales, the gross average rHie
wcjgb, being 4S2 pounds The office has
not completed tho computation " mum.
her u hounds amt lhe computation ot
ayerage bale weight fer the crcp of 1901.
slug lS& pounds the average given Tor
the ,ron 81 1900 the 1871 crop is N.Sli.3Sl
balcs II so pounds > 8Hd1id-
Following sgc De figure of the crop OF
1901 together With those for 100 re-
spc,tNely iu commercial bales oy States
Nahau,a. il's.7So and loal67
Arkansas 7SG.4o and SIS SO.
F'ortJa 5T.1sS and Hi,G&
Georgia l.4Ol.4Sl and l.Io.5AI
luiiau Territory 2sU,l71 and 2SS,1i4
Kansas, 10 aud ISL
kcutugky, t4p and 2.sS
Louisiana S-S.!.el and T14.0IS
Mississippi / 2i0 PSI and i,u55.A6S.
Missouri 2T.9S7 aud T,0Sl.
North C8rolipa 414SS4 and No,34l.
Ok.urouip. i$H 4l1 oud iiGST1.
South ragoliua, J3Ouh1 aud ISo,1S2.
Tennessee, 4t,lSG AMI 22G0ul.
ToNa~ 2-'0.1o4 and S.-G61o6.
Virginia i3,S~ and il,S}2,
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An ACRIMONIOUS DEBATE
WAS PReclPlTATED IN THE HOUSE
sN REPRESENTATIVE SELL
y ne Question Of Precedent Tor Grant
No Pensions to the Widows OF
Presidents.

H'Seinglon Apru q. Tho house today
n" iee hH .sau.ins pension to The
'NeN Of President NcKiuler at S5SV per
~ y bad previously passed the seualc
new goes 10 thc pros dent for bis 49,
s'c Alhoasb ts,orable acttou ou the
'>a'e MSS unanimous an inquiry 10y
nell tool as TO tbc prcccoept, for
u A'Nou led 10 an auimaJ2d discussion.
Il 9sA 'oatended tb5t many widows Of
~ se'aco We're without pension, ana
4 Afs Mckinley uNd independent means,
aug iTu>!eu unnecessary.
=" n'rNeuor tuu,ol yiil,vs.d Nj. Bells
''He@ Nj luyaaJdsou treunl aud SOY.
Y" V'2eE aeMcgatlc membcrs spOhe ior
va as ~ zine of precedent, Mir. hlc'
NlsAasi, AN eN-ContedetaJc sold.cr
's''as Il Va The ground chat Presrten'
.''-.s| had wiped car the last Nes1lse
'sSoeaaasm, Que Auudged aud seventy
t'-te pension bills we've passed.
Was private peusion uay IA the
hescge regular order was laGea ap,
s1>-@tss WAS transacted 10y uuauI-
80, voAseat. a bni was passgDl Tor the
aais Aac uugse tavn Wcut tutl c0lu-
~ ~, ,Ay WA0.e aud proceeded WIN
IN t3uvu Vl pension hills
NA3,e N9~tt ulh pVuslO0iug Mis-. Ida ).
49, widow oT the latc Prcsldelt Nc-
legl'o - e'',W per year. led 10 souuc dis,
sa,,,i at-' ticii ttoA.I asked what JUS
s.ss,-, l4etc was tOg such lagse
lto A.s tSrusN vnor argued inaI tnis
t.4 well established precedent IN
a,s11 " Washington. An Hell said he
s.srs,..sN eujett, uut he c0asidercd tne
sass - - A'evicasiblg rac widow Ia tais
- ~ "a - ap Independents incoule,
81 n 20 usks> az gntogy4us S-l0t,e
~ bssIT $50 lStDded mlnlnS stocAs'
st. y. sa.d MOP aQlhows OF uld soldiers
lle n.., ~tts, aud be- pNtefrVu tv
S.i.S eet o. widows Who could ~ as
~ y The amount 81 rhis one pen.
ttSs- ~, enor argued vita considerable
q t'e paid a trtbatc % the beauts
f,,s.-s Neter ~ Mrs. Mclsinley ana tx
isl.rs establishment thar any ucuil,cr q
rrT >aould view this pension Va sny
rs q AID shout lpgapSss gong q
49, s,e eonrt arm whethor tas
sleriEod sscA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
BRITISH CABINET MEETING
Indications Are that the Budget Was
Principal Topic Discussed.
REPORTS OF CABINET CRISIS DENIED.
Notwithstanding the Unexpected SUM
monna OF the Meeting. Public In
terest Was Extremely Laneutd.

London Anru 10 R,,h 3D., .h....,,.. i,
tNo .h Wv NN"u''"'t ="
NN'Vf"'l' SIT Michael Hicks Reach,
and ihc colonial secretary. Ioseph Chamber
lain attended IN, catt,,. .., 80,
the t,r,i,.r -. 'v"'''" nv"
the meeting Of The minister's. representa-.
tiveS of the hank NJ r,r,s,b b,4 =, .,rtor.
'n,e Win the chauocllor OF the exchcqucr,
'n"''d'ihs tnW 'nN hidgc' was Promi
nent SUBJECT OF discussion hV the minister's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
49, REPoRTs MANTEo.

Senate Philippines Conultete Has Called
on Secretary Root for Data.
washlurteu, April 12--The senate com
mlttee5. AZ Philippines began rs pro-
eeedinss to-day by Adopting q resolution o.
fersd by senator CaFmacS calling On the
secrctary ~ Nar Tor an the orders, circp-
lars and Official reports received from COM
rnsnder. aad thcir suh0rdinatcs N the prov.
inces o. rsyaaas, hatAnses Samaf ana
Ia4un3.
General Macarthur was avain to-day Tho
rplv Witness before the ronimitce- sen.
800 Patterson asked a sfries 70 questions
intsns,,,i no biuE ont the ffci that there
Lrs hgen an understanding i~lwceu a..
American General Merritt sud Admiral
YrN-fV and she spanish comlaauters that
hs nsra,k upen Ahrila .heuli he a mere
feipt. ~lth the ehlect 81 scoring q sEy'
.,.,',is- ntth the acr Srentc - nastie,
t.,. yttbnns an real hsht .ssrpcrti Nir-
.rthrr said that u there had been SAGA an
arasrstGn6lnE As k1eS nothaaE Of u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

UlnarY HeII D. Nov lork Fress
gIo-h Heurietta. Miss Crosman hiss
csrrnt The town once more Her Rosatiud,
t.l,rred "a Rehan's side. lar su-passcs the
artsen fnria ~ Ada. Perhaps Aueustin DAILY
might n, alive. weu. ana prosperous today
N ~ haa advanced merit and not chung
- drsuerateiy ~ bis star u ives worry
thas kiiird our manager. and bis daath iid
~ grci a. guy hody- fo- Miss beatn neNNr
vas str,rrtnt 10 4 ruW Is. pies since "A 81
-. hlvt Mesnwhtie fhs, despisrA fcha
~ that old dsv Is the sTI,iaGded RosAlnd
az tsasy. Hseh HezasLIal
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- sosoi,al a. Marlin.

MarHu. Texas, Aprll y -Plsas and spesi-
acatlons have been adopted BY n W 4.
AIien for hosnltal "a this CHS g cost
ai,ngt StNek' The inStitali1n Wiz ~
located on Winter street fseing the west
cru exposure q the Ariingten Motel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
ENVlED MEDAL
That Can Be Worn Only BY Victorious
Commandersih

Commanders;n
The most enyied Of all 4 sian decora-
tons Is the Grand Cross Of the order OF
s.. george. To possess this Il IS neees-
Ssry 10 have commanded victorious army
n The aeld. AZ present there Is only one
Knight Grand Cross of the order rais Is
- Grand Duke Michael. srandHneir q
M. nrrsrnt c1ar re won e ny BIS Soiu-
werd ~ the RuSSaH iroop 70 ANle hil-f
MINE ina war ~ 1871 only four mein-
M - Inc nuSslan imperial family have
s,.r Won ana worn this disiinrlipn ihegsh
,,,s ,rser was founded rcuiErf ans a
hslf ago: and tie grand duke tne 10y
49, u hsve ettafpci 70 the honor Or
Gr~pd cross No other has cone ne2reE
tsAn a third el3AA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13

va shineton ser
80 you believe rsaism 10 tue
drama askti the fr,spd
Il 90. snsuseed Ms StoeminEten Saruss.
Many 3. The lime would have given
great Zeal " play MASbeIA sltk = real
hkAeusk.s -.------,-
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SOzODORT Tooth Powder Csc


Baltimore American.
~ was to come on the STAGE stssItaily.
end say INSTR explained the nedslihg
actor.
And"
and 1 aald st, aad was" he nournfally
concluded
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she Worked Il.


Philadelphia Press,
Her Fathsr-My dHsghter tells ne that
you wanted % see me
Mr Timmid- Why--eF-there must be
mistake somewhere. she told me tnas you
wanted 10 ste me.
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BoER PEACE ENJOYS.

Both Parties Are Now at NlerNsdorp, but
Occupy Separate Quarters,
Pretoria april - Acting President
schsktuherEer, Generals Louis Botha. IN.
cas- Meyer, De Ia Roy and pewet aud Mr.
Stcyn arrived here this morning FROM
Klerksdorp rhe Tragsvaa and orange
Free state delegates iourncyed on special
train, both of which were ru>hrd Through.
the DELEGATES travelling ai night The
Trains arrived cioSp together TIE two
paHicS arc NOT lodged here but are quar-
tered In separate houses
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Heavy Judgment Against lnteTrsoonst
Riehmona. rexss. April = l'ac ievy n
the Rotakiu vs. international SAD swat
Sershegn ease. sitter being cat tAree aearS
90 rhx cass h1a cpBslzaed me sAlire
WNek
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Ny Check Will
Pay Your Bill
If My Treatment Fails, Viii Pay Your
Druggist for 1t.
Tell Me Which Book to Send.


To VII need help. I make eusrkso. orer:
will furnish treatment lifetime perfecting
it is o
5 met ne name Of sick enes
stats which book shah send.
order your druggist six
will him take
t Al il 3
II It fails, will druggist
will o
Please what .
II succeed. wen faL
II that.
thst I haveIc how common
a
records THAT 50
BEETLES them.
his is wAy I sueee wi others
Misc
which operate those inside
the Is found.
TIE n diseases
do note to Al
CT no And
o diseases
when seldom $
aim when l the Lak afford
no"
thut
Simply you BOOK No on Heart Is
and sheep SEQ BOOK 30 tor Women.
Racine. BeeI 10 BheumassE
Hste chronic By
Capitol Phsrnsay Cokel
A Kisslps Maia Special 4
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London. April 70 1t vss sSccytaircd late
tonight that another CABINET meeting was
arranged FOR p m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30
The Grinnell News.

W. p. Robinson, of Welmann, Iowa,
is visiting relatives in Grinnell and vi
entity
Miss Nellie MATTERS left for sanboln.
Iowa, to accept IA position in the high
school AT that place.
ED Fisher and George Turner have
returned from their Missouri trip.
Will Parmenter and wife, of Rock
Island county, Illinois, will visit With
George Parmenter and other relatives
next week.
Thomas McGrew, of Gilman. was a
Grinnell visitor TO-DAY.
Frank Thayer visited Grinnell friends
yesterday.
Lula Pigman left today for Boone,
Iowa, where she has a position as in
structor in penmsnship.
Otto Woodard has received an ap-
pont,nent as substitute mail clerk in
the railway mail service.
u. Jacobson. of Gilman was a Grin
nell visitor Yesterday.
Mr. * Haines Crosby and Miss
Baechtold were married in Denver last
week and will mate their home i'll
Chicago this year,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30
Invited to the launchina.

Chicago, AUG 80. Judge john Bur
ton PAINE and Mrs. Payne aud Mrs.
Ldverno Noyts of Lineoln Park boulc-
Valdo have been .sPceialis- invited 10
attend the launching ct the nlted
states protected cruiser pcs Aloines at
the Fore River shipymd Quincy. Mass
on Sept. %, by Miss Elsie Maeomher, OF
Des Moines who has been selected by
Governor Cummins To chriSten the YES
sell Mrs. Frank G. smith, of Eock-
ford, ana ii. II, Crane. of ST. charles
are also among Miss Maconlbers
guests.
Judge PAYNE is now abroad. and IT
was only Yesterday that he VAS heard
from in London. where he WAS about 10
ON a long voyage with Sir
Thomas Upton aboard the latters
yacht. Southampton was their first
destination and thence they We're TO
sail fcr Dublin. Sept. 8 is the day set
for Judge Paync's departure from the
Emerald Isle. when Mrs. Payne is TO
join him en- route from Germany. which
she has been doing With friends while
her husband spent his time in England.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30

Special to Times-R Republican.
e;linncll Aug. so. Mr.. w. p. Rohad-
amer. of Lexington Neb., is visiting
a. p Haines left this morning for Il
short visit with his brother. Dr. j. T.
llaines, at saltwater, Mlnn.
with o. Barnes.
Mrs. Snow has returned from an eN-
tended visit i'll the east.
Misses Martha and Maggie johnson,
OF Nassau, Iowa, are visiting at the
Albert Mehlin home.
A new smolestack is being erected at
he college heating plant to replace the
one which blew down this summer.
Evan Il. Evans left this morning for
his home ut Hampton. Mr.. Evans viii
teach science at the Waterloo high
achool this year.
Professor Odds and wife have re-
turned for college work.
Frank Smith was arrested by officer
Carter and Sheriff Bennigar yesterday
on the charge OF attempted rape
Hubbard Parks returned yesterday
from Clear Lake.
Henry Lucas, of Cedar Rapids, is
visiting his family this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30
ONE WAY TO SETTLE A STRIKE.
An Iowa Man Would Mortgage the
State and Buy Mines.

Cleveland Aug so An Iowain has Il
solution of the troubles in the coal min
ing regions, and he has written Secre-
stary Wilson, of the Mime Workers.
about it, He would mortgage the en-
tire state of Iowa for sl0.0oo,oo0, with
which he would purchase all the coal
mines of the country. Then the strikes
could be settled in favor of the labor
eIs
He would have President Mitchell
and Secretary Wilson come to Iowa at
once to arrange the details of this gil
eantic scheme, as he is positive they
could make it a success. Whether or
rot the commonwealth of the state has
been consulted he does not intimate.
All he knows is that If the state could
be mortgaged for Si0.000,000 the strikes
could he ended.
Since the collection of the half
million lolar-a week strike fund be-
San. Wilson has received many commu-
nications from people with Wild ideas.
An eastern paper sent a reporter here
recently to interview him ON how the
fund is gathered, ana quoted him as
being absolutely Indifferent TO money.
except as a commodity for carrying on
the strike The paper pictured him
With fabulous sums in which he took
no more interest than if it We're ordi-
nary paper.
This week he has received clippings
from the paper. accompanied by re-
quests from people who say they need
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30

Leon.
n. c. Rhoades was obliged to shoot
his dog Monday morning, 1t having
gone mad from a bite received Il short
time before from mad dog.
Bemond.
r. NJ. Cameron. after drive to
Klemme Friday. says that upland corn
never looked better while that on
some low land never looked worse.
Malcolm.
A number of the ladies of Malcolm
last week presented Charley Carroll
with a handsome baton OF ebony. sil
Yer and ivory, in recognition OF the
good services he has rendered our
bard.
Tama.
A few more of these hot dry days
and Tama county will be assured of
the biggest corn crop in its history.
SAYS the Herald. The oats are not
threshing out as Well as was eA-
pected.
Parkersburg.
The Eclipse says: Many people We're
to be seen last Sunday in the hay and
harvest fields. No one can blame them
for they have been far between this
season.
Ogden.
MIR. e. westerman has resigned his
position as C. q y. w. station agent
on account of i'll health. He left re-
Gently for Missouri Valley where he
has a position rs telegraph operator.
a much lighter job.
GAINESVILLE.
T.. n. Doty, of jackson township had
a sheep killed by wolves Monday night.
He reports that wolves are Very bold
in that part of the township (in Butler
county, and that reports OF losses OF
sheep are common.
Iowa City.
Miss Ella Jones left Thursday for
Bedford. Iowa. where she will teach
this year. having been elected principal
of the public schools For the past six
wears she has taught at Williamsburg
with marked success.
Oskaloosa.
Miss st John of the mathematical
department of the high school was OF
fered u good position in her home
town, lOes Moines. and last week ask
ed to be released from her contract
here. Her place HIS been assigned TO
Miss Jessie Duboc of this city.
Maxwell.
The Christian church has retained
Rev. O. 4, Roberts as pastor for an
other year, and, having graduated from
Drake University in june he Will To-
cate here. Il fact that Will be Very
pleasing to Maxwell people and espc-
cially to those OF his own church.
Pomeroy.
Last Saturday might properly be
termed hog day" in Pomeroy. Nearly
three car loads Mere taken in by the
BUYERS. With the possibility of Il short
corn crop staring him in the face, tho
Herald states the farmer is not dis
posed to feed up all of his last years
feed.
Clear Lake.
Three of Our young people will be-
come students of the college ut -Anes
Paul Williams goes This week and Viii
take the course in electrical engineer
ing Misses Dora Clauscn and Nellie
Naylor, who will take the course in
domestic service, leave for the college
ineNt Monday.
Clarion.
The Northern Iowa Hail Insurance
COMPANY has been hit pretty hard 10y
this seasons storms and the adjustcrs
are kept busy all the time in answering
calls to settle losses. one of the otli
GERS said the other day that the com
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30
Charter Oak News.

Charter, oak, Aus. 80. Mrs p. w
Harding. wife of our attorney here.
returned from Il summers sojourn in
Yellowstone Park last night.
our citizens are getting ready foa
the street fair ana carnival to be held
here on the Bird of September. There
vii! be ball games. races. balloon ascen-
sion and fireworks in the evening. ].
large crowd is ANTICIPATED.
The lines of elevators formerly owned
by w. w. Topf & Co. and located at
this point. Ute, kenwood. Hornicll
Grant Center and Buck Grove have
been sold to the Atlas Grain Co and
the parties are now engaged in over
hauling their plant preparatory TO
opening up for the fall trade.
l.. +. Goodwin. Wife and family ar
rived home from an all summers trip
to the eastern part of Iowa, last night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30
Iowa at Washincton

Washington. Aug. 3O.-The postoffice
at Chase, Johnson county. has been
discontinued. Mail to North Liberty.
Pensions to Iowans:
Originals Luther a. Devondorf, Ell
dora. sc.
Increase. reissue. etc.-James Bridge
man, Albion, ST.: George Nick. Pendell,
Somers SIS: Martha j. Bonewell Mon
tezuma. IS: Martha A. Robinson. Des
Mones. IS: George Thill, Soldiers
Home, Marshalltown. $40
Widows. minors and dependent rela-
tives-Minors of Angon Olcson. nu-
buque, Sl4; Susan Bigler, Wadena, SIC.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30

chinery department. added TO the en-
livening feature OF the event.
Reports from Wright y. Truman
yesterday Mere to The effect he WAS
steadily imuroyine Mr Truman MAS
Kicked ny horse MeC,nest!3y, While
exhibiting IN animal in The stock pa
Nilion.
IN accidental shooting took place ON
the grounds Thurs lay night Fred Me
l<ee watehmtn Tor M.tyne's Wagon
company, OF DECATUR Ill.,, vas taking q
small revolver from his pocket. II Was
accidentally discharged \ small boy
WHO MAS standing near Was shot in the
calf OF the leg, INJECTING i flesh wound
that MAS not serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-30
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