davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Gns 0Gcttcr.

9}ount Naibington,, a.
g., 13. 2luguit. : 2tuf bem 8ipfel
Des Wfount Wuibington ftano Dos
S9ermometer nm 3 l16r 6eute frii6
auf % 9raO iiber gtuq, ooer 4 Grao
unter Dem 9efrierpunft. Der Berg
1T nit Sis uno @9lo7en bebedt.
8or Dem 6otel uuf Dem 9ipfel tparen
Die SdIoiien unD Oa5 Sis 10 bid, oaB
cie 9otel6eoieniteten iie nit 6aden
unb S4dufeln beiettigen muBten.
80lIftDn, R,=g., 13. 2(uguIt.-
2et4ter 5roit trat beute friib in 6iez
flyer 9egenb Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14
.ssute roth. mpraen tort /"

Sag Gilt Dor IGtm BEL itntr i6rtfGten Rranfs
belt ptIa' Appendicitis gsnannt p;ro uno osr.n
g9eien in elmer 9tritppfung 0es nurmf5rmiasu
9armes NIT na5iolgcHOsr 6HtliiHoung uno Cite
ruRg beitebt. Sc tritt plobli6 elm 55mtr5 in Der
rsdtsH 2sfsugcgeno uuf, 0aun foIgt 6iebtr H. T.
m. unD in psngeu SageH Der Soo. Ei, Ruuft
osg geibidttitcn 9rjtes 1T fat iurmer bRlflos
Rp1ntbsit;n leibt bate permiepeu rpsr0en t6nueu
Sora,t nur, Oab DER Garm Dor gsrfopfuuq btz
Dabrt bEtbt uaO tpas ebenio pi5tig ih, pas 3its
nit Den btwdbrtsn ct. 9sruarpsRrdutsrp;atn gts
ibitbt.
Gi. EaS&a
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Baltimore Ohio 9Sabn SIuettn.


S2.5O-Ipn Baltimore mad SumberIaun une
,uriif. SI.2j pom Baltimore nab Sar@
per's Serrn une surf SoHntag, ben II.
Quout. 6pBiallug Derldbt Den ut. 8opals
9abnbof ubr 8ormttags, Gamoen<Sabnz
hof 715 9ormittaqs.
SlO.OO-9pn Baltimore nad1 Rtdgdra< JGls
uno lurud, SGmftaa, ben l6. au9uf. Sll=
Iete fir 10 Sage galtig. Spe3al3ug BON
DurblaufenDsn Goabe5 unO 9ulmln=4arl
gaaqaoEs DerlaIsn DEN GamoenzSabuboff 9.19
9ormittaos, ben Mount 8opalzgabnbof 9.24
4ormittaQs Bur $1.0O m E ma dD Z os
rontp uno aurii d. 1lntsrbrsbung Der
Gabrt 1T erlaubt auf Der giudfabrt in Sufz
falo, Ro6eier, Gsnepa, gurOstte unO Wau3=
Gbunf abiteber BON Ro5efer mad Sbou=
iano aslanos unD 3urid, uur $3.50
S5.OO-Spn Baltimore mad, NtLduticz Sttp,
Gape Mdp, Sca SsIc=Gitp, Ceean<Sttn
une aurlF. Seoeu 5Sreitas uHo Samitag.
fir Die 9tiidfubrt Dis gum fOlgenOen 8tenitag
tini6IebIi3 giItig. 9iaete auf Oer 6ins II.
8iiffabrt auf alien 3iigen giItig (226
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5lntn1t Crust GO.
ppu S1drpEan6.
Union Trust Building,


GbarIess uab I5aprttrsgtraRe.
SapftaI unb ucberfcbuG. .-... 81. $50, 900
eghbrt Elm ullgsmsinss SaE'= unb Iruf=St.
l6dft.
9r.i QrO3snt 3iuien bslabft cuf Hilunssn.
bic Guf 6bsds et3oeen tperetH.
3sits9epoftsn 1u ipcaieatH aatta aaesnums
men.
gpnrsT erdrtefaent.
Ginlagen i'm Spar Sspart'meat. BEN sss
n6bnlidben sparbanfsR equlatiuntn unteriuOSS
fen trtptnibt 9rossnt 3inien bs1ublt.
9ieis 6oulpaonie 1T Elm seislidlss 9spOiitoS
rum fiir 5onOs in 6duosn BON Sruttes rOr
9situmeuts s9oafredern iOtpie alls Staatss nnS
GJeribts =9samte
Ginbrs9erf8srs gspSIbe, Gtdfts 81. bis
$40. 90 pro Sabr.
George RIatiffone, W9tIre sF0ite. ir.,
Brdiioent: BicesBrdi.;
GbarIes Z. 9rane, Rtdbdre .. Selimanr
2. BicezB zBrdi.; Setr. uuo 6aFm.
GrefufipsG pmite:
Relion 9erin, SeDmour Ttanoslbdum,
gBeslep ID. SIer. Grreft :. Rnabe, it,,
6. 9. 6unting. (augH,l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14

- @alter 8. 6teb6ings, pel6er
am teBten Sonntag 6rn. 8aIter u.
Scott, PrGIiOenten Der nSGinois
8ire Co., gu G6icago in einem
Streite eritaa,' purbe geitern bur4
bas 9erbitt Der Goroner8=Surp Der
8runb Surb iiberpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14
Stfoo'onD'6
J}eoOg J}eIiel
8e9em SGtter5ett.
Sie bette nnO btlli9ite MeOi3iR
Der 8elt fir Oen 6auriz
liemGe6ran6.

ehut {ofort Die murtrrupfsus8 s8mrsen; psrfugt nier
BEN 9eoauDeu Grlt;dttrurg 3u gsben.
GsQen 8crrcufun0en, Guetibun9eu, Ritsuiamsrs
3en, 56msr3en auf Der gruf uHO in ben Seiten,
RopfiDsb 3aGnptb, glutanorau9, Grt3itnDun9tn,
Gbeumatismus, Reuratgie, @srsni8ub, SHiten0idt,
opsr eegen irQeuo pslbs duBsre 5bmerbeH 0sHl9t
elm tleiutr 8arbauD Der MeDtsin, %um cine sanbera
bufts Q8irtung bsroorsubriugeu, iuOem Die 63msrs
3en iofort auf66rcu 4ue ;nnsrlt5eu 6amerasH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AMI GuARANTEE CO

SdpitdI. ....S1,OOU,OUUs
ueberidbuR.. .......-........S 81 300 OO0p
Gtfe Galpert= nn0 eSaDette=Strafe,
pcrmietbet ficbsre 9cp often y cb6lter
in ibrsn sessH 6euer uRb GiHbredsr seiihertez
@emoben.
Nimmt @5etoer aIs Tepoitum ent9e9cn. Die @be65
aui Sitbt unteruOrfsH fHo Hnb bejabt 3iHfeH aut
tdslide BilanSeH.
3ritt als 1titamentspolitrefer WatIaBpnnaItsr.
3ruitce &oruuno II. j. fu. Gui. ebsuio als BerDatsr
unter 6ppofhet.
usbsrrrasurss ase,itsH uno Gesiratoren BON
gfctten uHb ObIisatoEsn.
u.beruimmt Die @intaiiiruna BON gintommen, 0tz
pioenoer, DdetbeH Il. T. 10. uno iorst fur pilnftite
GussabIuns oerisIteu.
8pbert q. Sapiefpn, Brdiibeat
Serman .; $3nnt' 3i.ezgraiib.ut.u.
Sphn u gBbttrtege, p'"l"I'''''
Ghas. ~. Sacr. Sefrstdr uno S6atmeifer.
(Yiu22. 1S5&Sl
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Rn0nrn1J s Co.,
0r. 55, GGmzStr., 0.z0.

aufgepflan3t uno 8aden au5geiteIlt.
Die coreanii6en 8aamten, Del6e@tnz
ipra6e Dagegen erbOben, purOen perz
+riphpn
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Gjerabe, 1pie bet un5,
NaBfaltc8 gGetter III europa.
Sdncc in ben Scutid1cn 0cbirger.-
@etrcicc= nno 3urferritben=
GrnStc aeidI6oigt.

Dr.. 64pentnger gum 9rofeTor Der
Me0i3ingefdidte ouf Der 8srliner
llniperfttdt ernannt. = @noere
grofeForen er6sbenginIpra6e boz
gegen.-8erliner 8latter ii6er bic
ltnru6en in @ao> uno D}itteIz
Qmerito. - SnterDention befiirz
portet. 90nig gOpar0 bait
eine gspue ii6er bic in0iIden
3rupPen in 2On0on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14
SSn Berlin Dementirt.

ipra6e Dagegen er6oben, purOen perz
trieben.
Sn Berlin bementtrt.
Berlin, 13. 2luguit. = Die pom
nN}atin" unO an0eren PariIer 8lGtz
tern ge6ro6te SenIationsna6ri6t,
her &ronprin3 6a6e ii6 in Sri. Marie
8labp5 Deacon perliebt unb lei entz
f6loRen, I'M i6retpiQen auf Stang
unD GrbfoIge gu Der3idten, tpirb bier
fir cine GrfinDung ertldrt.
Qb I 4ieb BON Der 9riinen
SnfeL.
9ubltn, 13. 2(uguit. - Carl
GaOogan, Der 3uriidtretenDe 2orbIieuz
tenant BON Srlanb, unD bic 9rdfin
GaDogan na3men geitern formeQ bon
Der grinen Sniel 2tbfdieo. 0u5
GreigntB bOG3og ii6 nit grOBer6eiere
li6feit i'm S6ronIaale bes 9ubIiner
S6loFes. Sine 2tn3a6l lo2ater
2lorefen purbe ii6errei6t uno cine
G6renpa6e unter bem 5er3og BON
Gonndug6t bitDete bom S4lpfe Biz
gum 8a6n6ofe Spalier. Ser Garl
Don 9uDIeD, Der tommenDe QOrOlieuz
tenant, ptrb iein 2lmt Obne 8er3ug
dntreten.
Gin pietfetttger 9rtn8.
8erltn, 13. Nuguit. - Der tgl.
bapertf8e General Der &apaGerie
prin3 Quofoig 6eroinanO Oon8anern,
peI6er 3uglei4 AUDI 9ottOr Der 0&ez
bi3in ift, bat, pie Y}indener 8ldttsr
bari4ten, am leBten Samitag Bel Der
glan30ou perlaufenenNuffii6rung BON
8idarb 8agner's nMeiiteriingern'
i'm yPrin3regenten S6eater" i'm Orr
DIETER ul8 8iolinit mitgepirft. Der
grin3 lit Elm begabter 2lr3t unb Elm
eifriger Muiiter; audi i1t er betunnt
ais eifrtger 8ere6rer Oes oepig Neibz
Ii6en".
? (grin3 Qu6pig 5sr0inanb iit Der
dlte1te Sp9n Dss Der1torbenen Prtn@
gen QbaG6ert Don 8aDern, Der nit Der
SSynfantin 2(malie BON Spanien berz
mG6lt mar; er lit alfo Elm geffe bes
9rin3regenten QuitpolO unO ite6t i'm
43. 2e6ensja6re; er lit bermdAlt nit
ber Snfantin Moria be Ia qa8 OOn
Spanien; er lit g6ef zines preuBtz
ffen 9ragonsr Regiment5 q, IDLE
fiI6es g}r. 15), @roBprior De5 ct.
8eorgs Orbens; ieiner @6e nit Der
Snfanttn Maria be Ia Pa3 iinO 3pet
9rin3en, 5erOinan0 unO 2(oulbert,
unb cine grin3eiiin, Waria bel Pilar,
entiProfen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14
0icl Gelb nerliert, tper iid1 nitjt bon
ben @prsiiaen mnIcrcr neucn Sers
rassD' Sreppen ppr allen biSber
bageipcicnen Grscm9niiien iiberz
Scu9t.
patenttrt I'm arren aulturftooteu.


gBir bssbren ung gang ergebtuft mitjutbeiIen,
6ab mir nit Dem beutiqen Gage Elm 6pejialsG}e=
itdft fir 9Dps=, Cement unO ra3iO=Arbeiten
euDffnet baben. 4qs sini6ldgigen Arbeiten, pte
Seden=Roietten WlnD= unS Jlur= =Seforatiousn,
GaaAtracsnz, 5biir= unO fyenitsrbogen unO gdnte,
perDen bon uns in autn Dentbaren Wtuftcrn uno
nab ieoer 3sidnune craft uno au ben bugften
9reiien prompt ausesfubrt.
9anj beonDers ribten mir Sbrs Iufmerfidmt'it
ouf bic nab uuisrem sigeRen 9trfabren fabrtirttn
Sreppen. Eieielbsn entpre6sn alien anforocrunoeu
Der 3eit 0ur1 ibre Site, unbegrtnjtt Soaltbarfelt
une tpunDsri60nss Nusieben uno tpsrOen bei ibrer
sroben QresfpiuOotsit i'm @eeeniabe 1u ben bisbcr
nliatmein angeipanDteu WurmOrtreppen Dieie ean3
bulb politdnpie perordnet babcn, Ou fe bic 0turz
nlprtreppen, ab9eiebsn Don Der orosen 9restuir=
biefsit, au3 in anDerer SinTbt beDeuteno ubers
treffsn
98r lisFern 0isie Serraj3o o=Srepptn in allen f5or=
men unD Wuftsrn uuo iberTtbmsn fir ieoe 2iefe=
ruae bic peteebsnofts @a,ante.
0a mir auQsnbIidltb 3pei Qrobes5reppen fertigz
esitsat boben, lie9t as in Sbrsm 5nterefs uns nit
s5trsm gsf6dbten gefude 3u bsebren, um f3 bie=
fslben onsuiebsu uHO iid peri6nli6 BON Den 9ors
t6eifsn unfsres Sabritates Dor alien 6sber oa9e=
neienen ,u itberyeueen g9ir bitten um Sbr qe=
nsi9tes Woblpo1sn, 3uneiung Sbrer wer=
then Nuftrdge bel porfommenoem 9tDari uno isben
Sbrsm eeebrtsn 9siube nit 8srgniigen entgcgtn.
Tit por5it9lber @o9a6tune
Sbas. Gifert & Spmp.,
Ssrra,,osWauufattur,
Nr. 2OO2, Sas SichIe GtraRe.
C05-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14
Gin 2e6r itu6I fir Or.
q Ch ID E ninnPr.

8erIin, 13. 2tuguit. - Or.
63peninqsr, pel6er betanntli6 ben
5iirIt.n 8ismarf bebanOelte, lit gum
9rofeFor Der @ei6i6te Der MeOi3in
an Der 1niber7itGt Berlin ernannt
tporOen. Shirt 8i8mard mar ieinem
2(r3te 10 bantbar unO 3ugenei8t, baB
er inn f6on Dor 3pan3ig Sa6ren eine
0erartige Grnennung gu peri6affen
periu6te, aqein e5 puroe 9roteIt Oaz
gegen in llniDeriitdt5treiien er6o6en.
S9peninger par8i5mard'5 2ei6ar3t
Bis gu bem in 6rieOrid5ru6 erfol8ten
Sooe be8 2tIttan3ler5. ProfefOren
Der N}eoi3in auf peri4ieOenen timber
iitdten rei6en au6 ieBt Der Regierung
einen groteit gegen Die Grnennung
Elm, neil 69peninger, ipie iie ertlGz
rem, niemals ii6er Das 36ema ber@ntz
befungen i'm 8erei4 Der meOi3inif4en
0i1en7daft gele6rt oDer geI4rieben
bat.
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8erliner 8IGtter fir Snz
terpentipn.

: : = - ; - ~"
Berlin, 13, 2(uguIt. = Die biez
iigen 8lGtter bruden an prominenter
5tsQe Die HQ6ri6ten ii6er ben 8iirz
gerfrieg in 8ene5uela, ippie ale aus
g}ep 0prt gu erIangenoen Q}el0unz
gen ii6er DuS erpartete QonDen amez
rifanii8er un0 beutI6er MarineIolz
0aten. 2luBergepO6nli6e5 Snterei1e
pirb audi fir Die 8otgdnge in Gen<
tralamerita an ben Sag 8eIegt, unO
namentli1 fir bic @ommentare anne
ritaniI4er 8ldtter Hber bic m0gli6e
got6penOigtett fremOer SnterDentiOn.
Der n2otalan3eiger" 6eipridt Die
Wi6tigteit Der @r6ultung Der Orb
nurg in ben 6etreffenDen 2dnDern fir
bic bort po6nenben 2lu5lGnOer, unO
bGlt Die 2an0ung Deutf4er unO amez
rituniI9er N2arine1olbaten in 2(n6e@
tra4t be5 l1mitanoe5, baB Die 8ene=
3ueIaner nur Elm bal6ctoiliIirte5 8olt
feten, fir geredtfertigt.
0as nSage6latt" iagt, Die in ~8enez
5uela eingeri7ene Qtnar8ie erbeiI6e
sSnterDention, namentli9 Seiten3 Der
Ser. Staten,
SIN Qusndrtigen 2mte ipurbe 6eute
Die GrflGrung pieoer6olt, DaB man
bort gi6ts BON Der QnQebli6en Q(bz
fi8t 9eutI4laro's, MarineIoloaten gu
POrto @a6euo gu lanOen, piiie.
ReDiie I6er tnbif4e
5ruppen.
Qpnbon, 13. 2(uguit. - &0nig
@1nar0 6ielt 6eute cine Rebiie ii6sr
1900 W}ann inotf4er 3ruppen in ben
2(nlagen be8 8udtng6am 4alaite5,
Die arrangements naren 10 3iemli9
bic nGmli6en, tpie geitern Bel Der gfsz
pie U6er bic &olonialtruppen. Der
9rin3 BON 0aleS pert6eilte 8r0z
nunQ8 Me0Qilen unter bic Sn0ier,
pel6e iGmmtli4 auserIeIene Qeute
1inb unD bic 2ei6ipa6e Des 8icet0nigs
bon Snoisn Qorb @ur3On umI6lOfien.
Sic 6oten in i6ren bunten ltniformen
elm prG4tiges S4auIpiel, Prin3efin
8ittDriu un0 unoere N&itglieDer Der
f0nigli6an 6auilie p6otograp6irten
bic Scene bur4 Observation-Disclosures.
2u4 &0ntgtn QlleranDra unb piele
anbsre oiitingutrte Perionen paren
3ugegen. Der &0nig trug einen nit
:5upelen beIeBten 5G6el i'm 0ert6e
bon $4,000, pel9er t6m geitern pom
Ma6araiab ponSaipur geI4entt nurz
be. g}a9 Der Sterile 6ielt Der &0nig
cine tUr3e 2tn7pra6e an Die 5ruppen
un0 bieiel6en bra6ten i6m unO Ieiner
@ema6tin cine groBe ODation bar.
GpnfoItbirung BON Pez
troIeum : g S1nbifuten.
2onbon, 13. 2(uguit. = Der
gontratt 6e6ufs Qmalgamirung Der
bem 9ogg : Spapne'i6en Spnbitat
SSqpIt9en IeLQIltlueH SellQlpeFeIeH
auf SpinDel Sop nit Der p9eras
0it 6ielOs GOmpun9" Oon 2OnOon
fir $2,500,000 pur0e bier bonn Ri6z
ter Riaar0 6. 8rOots BON Beau
mont, 9eras, abgeI6lOfen, Der Elm
MitgIie0 Oe5 9Ogg : Spapue : Spnz
bifat5 lit.
Suponer ergretfen 8eftB
BON elmer Sniel.
Qpnbon, 13. 4uguit. = @iner
9etersburger 9epeI6e an ben 6ieiiz'
gen g8lobe" 3ufolge BADEN iapaniIGe
3lotten OfFi3iere auf eigene 8erant=
portli4teit bin 8eIdiiBe auf Der sSnz
iel &ot6neIan aelanDet. cine 8attsrie
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SrupPen in 2pnOOn.

Berlin, 13. 2tuguit. - Seit
3pet 8oden berrfdt naBtalte5 8etz
ter in alien 36eilen 0eutf6IanO'S,
uno in ben 8e6irgen lit 96nee gefalz
len. Sn pielen 8egenoen iant Ou5
S6ermometer Bis auf 40 8raO Sab
ren6eit. Die Grnbte, beren Gin4eimz
fung geraoe beoorite6t, bat erbebli4en
64aDen geIitten, numentli9 Bat3en
unb 3oggen, unO Die ginfu6r aus
pdrtigen 8etraibe8 pirO nOt4DenDig,
um bieQualitGt De8 Me6l8 Our9 W}iz
f6en gu perbefern. 8erliner Proz
Outten6Gnoler ertlGren, bieier @etraiz
oezSmpprt perOe ma6r1Atinlt4 aus
&uBlano fommen.
3n llngarn iinb bic 3uderriiben,
tpel6e Du8 6auptprobutt oe5 2lderz
baues in au8geoebnten @egenben Bill
ben, i6le6t geratben. Sic iino gu
fe6r nah o6en geI4oTen unO mangeln
an 3uderge6alt. 8u bieIer Sa6re5z
3eit er6eiI6en bic 3uderriiben Sonz
nenI6etn uno 8drms fir i6re geIun=
De @ntpidelung. Sm Safe Der Re9en
fortoausrt, 10 ptro bic 3uderernOte
Die targeite felt SSabren Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14
1lRterlet6 8f0rum0en.
y y U VI
1904 GDUarosStr., 6ouitor, 9,r.

Gs qisbt feiu 6t:!DTfnbr5n in Der gB,It, pdbss
fsisbcr uuo s6atttIfrOt uno ale aHOereH malarian
uu0 QalIartigfu unO auOsrs Jitbsr, nit Der 6dlfs
Der Raopa0iben 9illeH, 10 raid bsIt, Dis GtaOa
Dap's RsaOp RsIitf. gu babsn bel alien apotbeterR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-14

tian's u6eiIige un0 proFane 2iebe,
penn man i4m geitatte, bas leBtere
Bib i'm 2usIanb gu bertaufen. gS
bteB, OaB i6m $1,0O0,OOO fir ba8
Bib gebpten porben mar. Die Gegiez
rung bertpeigerts Die @rlaubntB, Da8
gemdlbe ra9 austpGrts gu pertaufen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-23

man whose name the officers have not
learned Stevenson came to Marshall
town last Monday. The two drove two
horses, one of which Stevenson claimed
to own and the other belonging TO his
companion. AT the Owings barn the
companions horse was traded for an
other, While Stevenson's horse was sold
to a farmer northeast of the city. After
making this sale the young man traded
the horse to Glen Fields, an employee of
the Owings barn, for a bicycle and
watch. FIELDS became aware of the fact
that the horse had previously been sold
and before Stevenson could get out of
town he secured his arrest
In the meantime the boys father sent
a man here to search for the son and
the horse. The matter was settled with
the farmer who first purchased it and
the horse was returned to Baxter, but
to further compicate matters the older
man who came to town with Stevenson
stole the bicycle and disappeared. Stew
enson is in Jail awaiting hearing in
Justice court, his father not being con-
versant with the latest developments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-23
BUT THE ONE OFFICE.
General Manager Day Decides Not to
Maintain Purchasing Agents Office

ma'HtdI! purchasing Agents Oflce
Here.
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing. of the
Central, who is also to be purchasing
agent of the M. & S. L.. after June /,
returned Thursday night from Mime
apolis. where he has been for a few
days conference with General Manager
l.. f. Day. Mr.. Day has decided that
there Will be no necessity of maintain
ing an Iowa Central purchasing agents
office here and one at Minneapolis, too,
and Mr.. Wing will go to MINNEAPOLIS
June 1 to handle the work of both Of
fees from that point
Mr.. Charles o. Tuffree who has been
Mr.. Wings chief clerk here. will be
made chief clerk Of the accounts of
both roads on June T. succeeding on the
NJ. &, st. l.. Mr.. Robert Smith. chief
clerk to Purchasing Agent E. T. Camp
bell who goes to the 500 line as chief
clerk to Purchasing Agent H. G. Pierce.
Miss Maude r. Gardiner. stenographer
in the office here. will also go to Min
neapo1iS.
The storelleeper's office and the sta i.
tionery department will remain In this
city. as at present
MIR. Wing does not intend to remove
his home from Marshalltown, at least
for the present. 1t will be necessary
for him to be in the city once. or twice
a week, and so far he has made no ar
engagements for removing his mother
and sister to Minneapolis.
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Ihe Hnrse Market.

Chicago, May 2S.-The market OPP
ened active with liberal run of good
to choice offerings. The auction was
featured by number Of consignments
of choice coachers and drivers. but the
choice offerings sold mostly in the at
ternoon. In anticipation of an early
close of the spring trade the majority
of the shippers of finished harness
horses sent everything ready for the
market, and it is extremely doubtful If
the trade will again be so literally sup
piled with the class this season. Fair
to choice. drafters We're in liberal de-
mand and steady prices We're main
tanned.
Owing to the high country prices and
the scarcity of good marketable horses
conditions are not altogether satisfac-
tory to the shippers. Margins are gen.
eraly narrow and are occasionally
found on the wrong side of the ledger.
Receipts have been larger this week
than was expected and perhaps little
stronger than the condition of the
trade warrants. Eastern buying has
not been a conspicuous feature of the
auction this week.
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WILL LEAVE
[continued from Seventh Page.]

both business and social, that have for
the past six years been most pleasant
but | feel that my own interests and
the welfare of my family may best
be served by my acceptance of po-
sition elsewhere that is open to me.
In retiring from the superinten-
dency, / wish to express my deep per-
sonal gratitude for the uniform cour,
tesy and sympathy that l have always
received from those to whom, as mem
bers of the board, / have been directly
responsible in the management of the
schools. The loyalty with which per-
sonal interests have been subordinated
and all have co-operated heartily in
every effort to improve the schools
and encourage the teachers, has done
much to make the work efficient, the
spirit of the teaching corps cheerful
and earnest, and the management com
paratively easy. 1t is my sincere hope
that these conditions will continue, and
that Marshalltown shall be as well and
favorabiy known for her public schools,
as for any other institution that sht
maintains
I am very respectfully yours,
IF. e. WILLARD"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-23
c. w. TIRBlTs PROMOTED.
Appointed Division Freight and Pas
senger Agent on the c. G. w.

An official circular issued by General
Passenger Agent j. P. Elmer and Gem
eral Freight Agent S. o. Brooks. of the
Chicago Great Western, announces the
appointment of Mr.. Charles w. Tibbits,
formerly of this city, to the position of
travelling freight and passenger agent
for the northwest division, with head
quarters in st. Paul. Mr. Tibbits sue
ceeds Mr. II. d. Weber, who is appoint
ed travelling freight and passenger
agent for the entire state of Minnesota.
His headquarters will be In the Metro
politan opera house block, St Paul.
Mr.. Tibbits is son of Mrs. Heller
Wrgley. of this city He commenced
his railroad career with the Chicago
Great Western as member of the en-
pineering corps which built the line
thru Marsha,ltown. Later he was en-
,Ioyed In the offices of the Iowa Cen
tral and C. 6 n. w. in this city, and
vent to ST. Paul to accept service with
the Great Northern.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-23
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES.
Program to Be Rendered at Annua
Gathering in Timber Creek.

Program to Be Rendered at Annual
Gathering in Timber Creek.
The annual gathering and picnic,
which was instituted several years ago
viii be held again this year on Decora-
tion day at Timber Creek cemetery
and In the adjacent grove. Marshall
county affords but few places so ap-
nropriate as this for such gathering.
The following program has been pre-
nared, which will begin at o'clock:
Music. "Amerca ''-Sung by all.
Jnyocation-A. B. Masterson.
Music-Special choir.
REGULATIONS Hattie Carmean, oliver
Benson and Mayme Mann.
Muslc-Choir
Recitations-Nora Fuller, Bertha
Benson and Stella Putnam.
Music-Choir.
Address, christian citizenship
Rev. Masters, of Laurel.
Music.
After the program the question of
opening the new road from the west
end of the cemetery to Center street
road will be discussed.