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PARA EL- PUEBLO
L0 QUE DICE La LEY

A continuation rsprodu duclmos Io ana din.
ol arheulo 2l do In novfsima lay ds eniuiei@.
miento criminal. "AU'0"S
Es dc nn& trase0ndenefa qua dahe eoc..
eerio sl pusbo fn de qua hera vaiar an,
fueHoa cHSn 10 trRts 1e hoIlsrueIns Ia msi. gS
aTodo' ios proesIamtsnton que 80 tra mitnn
sn loS Josgados dc PGs dsban ser a hhIien"
Soofs OIL bal preeepto ne eFss cue no hnv rr n
qus unA eKcspei6D; yes In de que los fnse@.
A1usa4ndose nj procsdimIsnto ana astk rrss-
srIpto para sl tuicio poF turados. oua ertG
Soopssqo temoeu por las Andicionas nnedan
nAcar qua los tsttigos deeIarsn uno a mn in
somnoicARsfi ento ass que los Qua faIten ror
oeeiARar qusden &iSlRdos do EoR uue hnvar d.
ciaredor eHsog mo- pusdan or las deriarssgc
Hss IN los que i9 naesn dsspues qua sllos.
"a sodns los dsn6s casns para Ia nrar.e
para los eardsdanos s6n para las minma.
pAfsss inssFsssdas, Gtodos los proeadimianhnr
que 20 arAmftsn on los Juseados dc PnX dabsn
haF TdSlicoaS 80 AsusA
Hsy otFo puntO en- la ley que dsbs .sy nm.
ssFvAdo extrieasmsnt9 as: suus ming \ uot
els al particular dshs IlevAr RI dsp6,ito nj & Ia
sAres' IN eiodadAno, sino poP eausn da deIlAo
grave uhong)' como asssinAtos, houufeidinn.
see.r y que Gu&ndo RFFeGts q mn annnarAo -
llncnsnfe qus NO sst6 com prsndido an ssnos
easos' deoe llevArIo Sin damora InneeaTarin :
pRsssnets dsi JusE de Pas, cue dshar6 sstar ar
su bAsina,R por estA Fss6n no an parmt,,So
nstsnsT dc noehs niDg6a ciudadano, 6 no ner
que 90 10 eeuHe dc uno dc les dichos deliNos
graves (fslo0J) ~ U'i''Os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
/ POBRES MAESTROS !!

Honda pena nos prcdnce al trists aapse-
saeu'o que estSn dando las JuntRs locales da
inssruGcf6n CON 10 eiseci6n dc masstroa, posr
ponien1c & bastardos inferesss polisicos. nj
&ugustn porvsnir de Ia pstria.
Msfoy poF eFAef qua aste vocabfos dabfara
supF1mirEe - de nuentxo dfecfonarfo re- 0IonaI,
sooa vea que no ca otra ccaa que nm jn' r. an
voces, un con1unto da ietfas, que ntng6n q CON
ceptO represents.
si NO diea NADIA para muchos pusraorri.
qnenof, menos dice d para los ssfforss an
compon0n las Juntks sge3ares do varios pas-
bios de In isla.
Asf vemos que mnehos maestros que de.
sempsnaron ascusIas au ell enrso pasado, ss on.
cuensIan hoy ain eontfkta por no ser de In co.
munidAd politics de loo nlismbros de la Junts;
y satoa sefioras, o pss1r de In eompetsncta del
maestro pssaF de sna aervicios pFsstadoa p
ain ssnaF en- euenta que 90 un puarsorrio ne ia
an puaftorrfqusfio que da 81 pafs, desde I'm
escnela, Las clarivfdsneiss de IA cersbro, d.
fundfendo In fnstPucciGnl no 10 proponsn nara
dsssmps6ar de nuavo In sscueIs Yls Iansan
&rfosfrAx oil calvArfo de- una ceaantfk con an
seq1tto teFribls de missriAs, do ,hambra ds
1eHeapsracion, que tan nRlos conssios dan v
cue la irn pDlsRIAn, ri Antss no afends In mane.
lmpiofanco una ltmosna. Al criEnsn In dss-
honrs,
ds cato ss Responsible al Dsparsamsnto
oe hduGae'6ni porqua sino contaba con an
pleanpussso auncients psra colocar todoa los
m@stsFoe. no hEbieaa GcnvoCAd0 O exkmsnea
que nan dsdo poF raaultsdo m contingsnsa dc
mAssssos superior laa ese1alAa que existen
On In ketnalidada
oocnornoso para nm pals qus blaaonR
1e enlso os amAnss tls la instrueei6n que 90
=. uen cnsos san rlsfes ecrBo los que In Means-
/. 1.uAo " sssnn 0Anoo que Ios pfotagonfstas
- s,sAs miseriss' ssan l0s sneaFg edos Dc fog
mar Ihs lntnFRs SsneFaeiones.
msessro misarabte. no puede snsefar
aino utasfiss y In mfssrla dA nor reanlfado mrs
~ nrnAA Ponrs' reasriF gday v snpedttada
los inferaaes de ls polfiica.
ApuFad ssYss que en- aras de yusstyo naf.
Iaerffeais n vusAtraa fnmi,ias - =. .ss-.ar
os IiEofes osi nam orsaapnrsd las b hacsa del dss
~, MiaDsras los que 90 debiersn proteger,
'oo tienan no 6nfca sclucf6n de estaa tsia.
ssass ia eompasiva franc de sp0Eres ssoeatroa +,
o., .,., Xxx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
De BARRANQUITAs

No el Veeino pueblo da Aihort.o an, Ia
oil niavtes pF6xImo pAsado la hfstirgnIaa 80. =
dcha Franchises Col6n, sguosa amactt.,r-s -
pRsprgioso fsdarMI don Manuel v Rtv"r- M
NatDFAl da assa pueblo W amrarant.d.
muchAs fAInlifas de eaAA lacaIt6ad rr.S.
Aaisamos los funsrRlss que tuvIsron Iugar en-
sufrs gio de su alma. aA
rsshIoian o. onsio oil dIano querido aa-
eerdotS dc est@ parToqniA Fbro. don Ram6n
Dkvfls, don u lilo Col6n el fcdn az f,rr,s,'ss
ooD TvodoPo MoEcoSO. El ntIntidss frasas dia.
ptdt6 el-duelo 81 prtmePo Dc Dssos ne q ,rea ba
eisndo una biograffa ds Ia que an bora fnnnn.
IN nns AbAnnono para sismpra.
~ SebtimOs vsreRderamerlts la desrpania
qus ncs oeupa snviRmos q IN famtIfa Rivera.
- expression sincerA dc nussHa eondolsncia'
Sus amigos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07

vArioH amigos de astA eiudad sstGn CHA
| dos parf eonsuErir In Corts Federal muy en-
Hoy Gs han aslsbrado ante In Cnrts de
Distrito trss iuiclos por agyssf6n. SaIisron
aosnsiscs dos de los proessRdcs uno eonds.
nAdo . tsia mssss an dfa
A causa do rseorrar Ion trcllys toda 10 VIE
atrave1Ando in pohIRci6n por varias GALES ha :
biA AVER rnuchfsinao movlmisnto.
Parscs que 0 los disfdsntss NO lea ha gas
sado mueho In disposition sobrs polisia ssps-
ciai para oil servieio da las sIeeeionas.
Los msstfDga anunciados para los barfios
os Machuslo SAbanetas tnvieron que suspen.
derss eausa de las llnyaa.
Anochs puso 10 comps ffs en- ssesna eLaa
dos hu6ff anAsS. Su doaelm pefio fuA muv hien
interprGtado por todog los arsistaa.
Urssnaos que los esfaerzos de In compsfYfs
p6blico,
Una eoneuFFencia numsrosa invsdt6 ano.
che los salonss del Club Federal Eyida de cam.
Diar lmpresoDss con ioa que hahfsn asfstido .
los messiDgs. Con tal m,tivo ocup6 In tribuna
s,. snI 3 bsrd' ue'; aiguieadols Astol @ au-
Hef' h f'no In Dota de los Eaayores antu sianmos
IN nrTna1s que pesRr do las triquifi uslss de
los aovprDarioa iramos nil triunfo.
Nusssro amigo don Juan ssix Roaaly, In
~uA b&0NA@ @s0kEtSO H8b@
terminRndo in montnra del dfnRmo ds gran
potancfa que as utiiixaPG nnuy an brava nara ai
alum brAdlo eI6etrico. Como 90 naturaI. surg,rx
una co1npetencia que bsnenciar& gFandemante
oil 6o@c0.
El presidsnta del Casino. nuastro amiso
don Aclselo Subir6, NOS hs msnif sstado oua nj
rsprese nhante de la em rrssa dat tran VIA "a ga
srieo aponara por eusntn do dicha compa fifa el
imports die los dafios ocastonados . dieho een
tro al Ilsvar cabo slgunas rsparacionss On los
Rl&mbres an dfRs pasad0s.
Msnlne qusdarA tspntnado el troSo de via
que una % del tran via ei8earico con In a feyro
csrril. Las caTgas de Yauco, qnayanfiIa ete
ssr&n tfasladAdas q Ia Ptsva v viae.varTa NOV
In SmpsasA del trAnvfA.
hs nIrecUve Gel Casino tlsns en- proyeetc
una expIendlds nesss cue compsnsark In del
mes pssado que se suspsndi6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
e. muISiOn
J Sc colt
EAIirmentO
|C oIm ImpIeto

La Emulsion de Scott,
por .sus componentes de
aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao 6 hipofosfitos de
cal'y de sosa, es uno de
los alimentos mas COM
pletos para la economic
humana.
E:s url excitante de la
nutricion. Sc absorbe
,por la flbra muscular,
siendo un gran renova-
dor de los tejidos y de
los prin,ipios albuminoi-
deoss fundamentales, ex-
pulsando las toxinas,
bacterias infecciosas y,
sus productos. Puriflca
totalmente la sangre, y,
es por reunir e::sas pro-
piedades que la
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NOTICIAS DIRECTAs
Ostubrs 8

O:tubrs
En mananA de aver salisron para oil bArrin
as Hapit@ne1o loS aefOres OasaMova, Yordan
ksrieAs L0spi@P en eoncapto da oradorel n
0tEns nRs. Fueron Yeeibf1os en- In enEn
as nunstro amigo don M'gnoI R9drigusE
9as nsnoh los hnespsdss gaIantsm ats
inA1o OIL AlmuarEo que fo6 sucuieDtn, sa
HsH@deron o. In mora61 10 don A ntonio villa
naevA an dorde No sfeetu6 sl aspI6adido meg
HnR. TSnto el Rsn1r ViilRnuevR eomo su ss-
h,rA dsmGl fAmiia, obseq uiaron con nrofn.
sion los ALI congrsgGdos.
Lo1 nisidantss, ,sDpsraban como eonaseusn-
eiAY 0e in Aesurd3 ley Votada ror MI niaeufivo
para IN lneSrVsncton de las megGs, que los fs.
dsR&laa puFoH 80 FstKasTfAn y podTfan Impo.
mel an raq1fliea minOFfa. La criada lea hA
lDidn Rslpondona y vnelyen su Actitud me-
lAneo lea @nsa ioa entrsiAsmos " decfdidA Fesc.
lnei0n sn qua iran lRH urnaf los fsderalss "
puroI.
Hn el nnestiDg Do OApitanhjo hicleron uao
dc 10 pSiAbra ademAa dc Ios OrAdores yA sx
pues1os IN iovsn de dicho hAirio don Quin-
Sin Nsgr6n sAnjurio.
Los orAdores dsaignados poy In comi.i6n
de mast'pg para los bArFios de Guaraguaos =
O3rFai, vfsio a1tieron para los rntnmos d.srnE.
de almua OsisbFRron prisieramsnts ~ a"
Gu1nghAoa dsspu6I el de CuPFsI vieto. Am
bos ouedAron muv concurridos. Asirttsyon
DON y 1i'lerDao SehI X, AStol, Cordero Maton
Marines AeostR y Msndes.
Aver deods 10 mAdEuRada eAyeron racina
sgn@esfoS 30 sintiaron alguIos t,uenl
Maestro qusrido amigo ell Ledo. Maroue
OAsRt, estsblecido en- GIknIck. am anCu.rtrs
IN aEtR eiudRd.
EttAn tsrminandO los sntAyos de sondoo
para si m oslis que se lsvantaYi hasta In eGuan
snAS. Ian pronto aeSn deGnttlvAa I1s pruO
bas AlfgsrA bodO sl mRtsrfaI qne ha de utiIiaar.
20 GA dicho muelle.
~ o1mite del Partido Puro I,quierdista fa
,H srAn@oo arlington proseatando er6r-
rstsfsnta o In intsrvenci6n de las mesag.
Hs Sido lsfio con gran rsgoefio al mani.
nssso oe nns'tro Drsetorio que pubIIca MI
GsEn Juan NewiD de hoy. ''"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
Mascagn y P aoIi

4. ~6...It..S1 NV YORK al ce'sbra ansor
80 srs.r. ss nusueanAts Mssesgni. con unll
S.~rc,.Ss - us Opsfa fsaifaDa que haFk fa
~. = ~ 10 s,eFno ea ei sM stropolitan b
80 ~ ni@ ds orsfa, dfriRidR Dor Mag
Mr... ~ ins'g ass Arsisssst admiraci6n dA
gSu@s ouFss - Masesgnf 50 sssre-
puerscFTiqusii, Antonio PaoIi, forms narts 4.
ls sTonpl,e Sa1ss uf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
Lance de honor
entire dos periodistas

r.veI. O"no1uao n psffodfass. diraetor de an I'm.
tsnisa nsIus oon Eanafdo Gsssst, ha
- ~ar..s, &c ns nonor oil sahado pasado con
T'raskss en- eobernad0F de Cstalrff b.
II r. nssnolsnsen 10 cruxaRon aigunoa dts,
paros r0suitsudo ambos flesos ais-
lance foA mntivndo nor IA. .s,.
que sH I'm pareiai,e tuto para al ssnsrsi e.
gess con motive de- las huelraa de- R,-a.s.
Siendo gobsrnador mfIiia1 do Oat,Iufsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07

I'm B6jiro 80 ha deisdo StDtir nu gran De-
trempRo que conBtsrr6 3 IR pubIaci6n.
A eonse cuSncia de los grandas estFam ell,
trlsp tcs de i'm sierra 90 han agrfetado vnrfos
sd1Hsscs qusdRdo destruidfe muchAs caGs.
gias Rgesntaylliae.
Ea lac slndadss Ae PnshfR vsrseKnS, Ba
Ban eKpsrlmRntado tguAlaa fea6msnos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
Los funeraIes de ZoIa

Los funsraiss de zIA han rav...,do A..
iSmntdad iHnsitads, 'o'
La fhnsbre esrornonfa An ea,aby6 az ,n.a,.
Gel Ordsn mas ccnpleto.
DreJfnB asfstl6 n slJa sfrt ana a n.a..~.s.
oel martiE de In Isln del DtAsto nrowo.srs 80
Rhp gstto de hos1iiidsd ds 10 concurrsncia-
I1oo o. pueblo de Paris pArecfa dsdicado
novellUtR. s'An
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
CocHE DIARIo
DE- cAGUAS A SAN JUAN o VlCEvERsA

Desde ell Microbes % da1
SaauIa un coche- diario de Caguas q san Jnan
y, sIos.versa szhendo de Caguas las SETS de
tarda ''e oan Juan las dos de Ia
don TdsS nu oaguas; en- las farnacias de
Roig ., Hos salyz,non ~ IL, fernando Marquez
hn san Juan Dep6sito de tabacoa da
a0arsln Laza, Fortaleza A.
PREgIOS
70 Gsguas Nan Juan vice versa "a
Este cCche an comhln.cl6n III \. oO
presarfos. @o1on uS ocno sm
mos. n1snsa.s. s.on. ~ ADRIAN Psrez. Pedro Ra.
psx1sat lletisnhre N de iaof, a''a'a@'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07

sra..ss % Ia Sallo prlnc1pal, Sc Ofres,en
lente, servicio esmarado, ne adnattsn she..1sr
Aaae'. sono preclos m6dicns
Camry. Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO CASTILLO. lpropiss.,,,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07

% D<1zss,rs - : oAr1ESpI'Es- VsrB0s DC LuiiI
:. Mnlts., - esDFssn ~ Fsnsa On la sale ali
as.-nts, NO. ~, " l'Faeio da ~ eantRves al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
Emulsion
de Scott

Z debe eInplearse siempre
: en- la tuberculosis, la
: anemia, ell raquitismo, ell
: Sreblandecimiento de los
Z huesos y en- general en-
: todas aquellas .enferme-
: dades que necesitan I'm
( alirnento complete.
( .Por s'u estado grasoso,
Z n,ltre los pulmones.
( Por su asirnilacion, au-
) menta los globulos de la
: sangre.
: For ell f6sforo Que con-
: tiene, nutre Ell cerebro.
2 Ell fosfato de cal y de
3 sosa nutre los huesos "
& la cal calcina los tuber-
2 culos. i
7 Raz6n por 10 que es
: un alimento complete. ]
z SCOTT & BOVINE. Quimicos, Nsw York
@ De vensa en las Fasmaciss Drogusrfa.
y sA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-07
.NOt1oia, >

Nasssro qnsrido com ps gro don n spom N q
Ssno Eiorsss administrator Dc ssta psrf6dicD
0mprssa.
K'grssar< msnana.
ns haIla snfsrna dsads haaa alKunos afas
simads asposa do nuestro qusrido amigo y
nnxlonario dom Juan GImsna1 DslRadc,
oehh Agnsda Rivsra.
DsseRmos q rassablsefunfsnto Il
La ssn rita que rsxsI6 q nusstro ssmpa.
sfo sfo FsrnandsE IN artfstieo sbouqnsts bill
u1D.ningo. 1. foe nuastra busna amiga Emilia Pm
eI1, soorina del inoivfdabIe &CsrinsS uuisrl
eLsiIaD. ~- =
Ayer al dar eusnia dc habar aalido pari.
Aguss DusnsB la distinguida ssforftA de aous
P"sDlo. a utonists SaIRs, al eaifstA hixo dseil
@l psfiodieo Antonlth Solau.
Aysr rsanud6 sus trabajos 10 oorts sapro.
ma dc tustieia.
DON Pedro Garcia Rsyss. de sahAna Gram.
DC, Hussribs In tests unionista.
La Emulsion de S.ott msreca oon fustieta.
el aiso soncspto an que In tiane Lib profssi6n
meaIea. Asf 10 rseonoee oil h4biI 8 fnteIfgsn-
20 ss aocsor don FIorsncio Villuendas, de aan,l
Diss. Puerto Rieo
Hsaqnf sus prnpiss paIabras:
SAA ECO nuis1on Sc0tf 80 un pre- parade exca-
ienta. 5ustamsnts eoncsptu sdo asf Dor tod o.
ios ., mgaicos p DIR. Floreucio Villuendas.-M9-
aico TItulsr de Jusna Dlag.-J oana Dian. Pto
hiso, Julio Is de 1894
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
Liquor Question at Atlantic.

Atlantic. March 1.-THE school cleo
ton here Monday was very interest
ing and holly contested one. This is
the first local election of any kind
since the mulct saloons We're estab-
lished. and the fight was between the
prohibition and license elements. j..
II. Johnson. a radical prohibitionist,
was nominated for director and G.. II.
Thorley. q liberal minded license man,
placed on the ticket with him. The
license people brought out Van Nc
Curdy independently and the fight was
on. From the result of the vote ii
seems that the prohibitionists put
Thorley up TO slaughter. as most of his
votes came from the liberal people, the
prohibtonsts voting for Johnson as
one. We vote stood: McCurley, 647;
Thorley, 40; Johnson, 375. 1t is a
big victory for the liberal element, and
for the coming city election. when four
members of the city council are to be
elected. Johnson is one of the men
who bailed the criminal Myers out of
Jail few days ago, and he and his
hackers probably now realize how the
act is viewed by the people at large.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
NEW ENGINEERS SCHEDULE.
Regular Pay to Be Increased, But
Overtime Will Be Abolished.

Special to Times Republican.
TT. Dodge, March 1.-THE engineers
of the Illinois Central system are anN-
iously awaiting the new schedule OF
wages that is to be put into effect on
April /. 1t is understood that the reg
ular nav of the men Will be increased,
but the overtime, which has heretofore
been good thing will be almost en-
tirelv abolished. 1t is understood that
the schedule as thus far prepared pro-
vides that the pay for the One class en-
gines shall be s4.25 per hundred miles.
an increase of 40 cents over the pres
ent schedule. The greater part OF the
engines in the freight service are the
One class. The company, however, is
arranging to supersede them on the
Dubuque division with the 500 class en-
gines. The pay will be the same as for
the One class locomotives, as they have
the same size cylinders and are SAID to
be even harder to handle.
They are somewhat similar to the
"pig" engines which We're in service
here before the One class engines We're
introduced The men received $40 per
hundred miles for running them. The
pay for the passenger service on both
the Omaha and Dubuque divisions will
remain practically the same as at pres
emit On many of the divisions however,
1t will be raised. Instead of the mile
age being bulked as so much per trip
as now, the men will receive pay for the
actual milage traversed. In some cases
this will mean slight reduction and
some an increase.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11

Z j
Roberts store. They had not been out
of the store many minutes when voice
from behind called out:
stop, you are my prisoners. am
police officer"
The police officer" allowed the two
terrified men-or rather the pal and the
terrified Iowan--to see the end OF re-
volver that protruded from under his
overcoat The weapon was placed close
to the ruralists stomach, the police
officer" saying:
Il saw you fellows in Roberts store,
and / demand the six rings that you
STOLE
Behrens looked bewildered. When
he recovered his senses he said: II have
not stolen anything" The man with the
gun vehemently denied the assertion of
innocence. Then Behren's companion
said: Il must confess. 1t was l that
took the rings" With that the six rings
were produced. The police officer then
demanded money if the men We're to
have their liberty. Behrens' "chaperon'
produced his pocketbook, containing
$40. This was taken with seeming
avidity. Then the crooks informed
BehrenS that he was accessory to the
crime, and he brought forth his wal
let. 1t contained S35. The man with
the revolver took $40 and magnani-
mously handed back SIS that his victim
might get back home. Behrens was be-
ing advised not to say anything about
the unfortunate transaction When De-
tectives Hicks and Smith arrived on
the scene
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
IOWA MAN BUNcoED.
Frederick Behrens, of Chaplin, Meets
With a "Con" Game at ST. Paul.
e,aaci III Ia Timns-R eru hlican

Frederick Behrens, of Chaplin, Meets
With "Con" Game at ST. Paul.
Special to Times Republican.
Chaplin, March 11.-Frederck Beh-
rens of this place was victimized in a
peculiar manner, a sort of bunco game,
at ST. Paul last week. The St. Paul pa
pers tell the following story:
Billy Edwards is one of the names
given by the police to bright young
fellow who was taken into custody yes
terday and who is given the reputation
of being a clever crook. Edwards is at
the central station. The detectives
would very much like to find another
man who is said to have successfully
worked very clever game on Freder-
lex Behrens of Chaplin, Iowa. The
Iowan is out $50, but is philosophical
and rather disinclined to prosecute Ed
wards He thinks he got his moneys
worth in the way of experience that
may prove valuable in the future. Beh-
rens reluctantly recited his interesting
experiences to the superintendent of
police. He had not been in Minneapo-
lis many hours when he was accosted
by a man of pleasing address and clev-
err manner The visitor was shown
about the city by the accommodating
Ibis nit fellow, They visited I. NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
ciarksxille.


Special to Times Republican.
Clarksville. March 11.-Frank Col
dren returned from Waterloo Monday
where he has been visiting his brother
II. H. Sherburne moved his house
hold goods to Waterloo Monday and
has left with his family. He Will
work in the Illinois Central shops.
w. c. Lathrop. homeopathic physi-
clan, of Chicago, will locate here, hav-
ing purchased j. N. Clemmer's prac-
tice.
IA. Stevenson and R. B. stoddard
Of Shell Rock, were calling on friends
here Sunday evening.
Mrs. M. ]. Perrin entertained g
crokinole party Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Johnson was over from ALI
son on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bucklin, OF
Waterloo. We're the guests of her Sis
ter Mrs. NJ. S. Davis, last week.
Mrs F. s. Kilson, of Bristol. was
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. London
who is very Ill, Sunday.
Miss Lillian Wilson, of Shell Rock
was calling on friends here Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
FARMER BRENT SUICIDES.
Aged Man Living Near Audubon Shoot.
Himself.

Special to Times Republican.
Audubon, March 11.-W. III. Brent, a
bachelor SO years old, making his home
with John Davis. two miles east of Au-
dubon, suicided In fit of dependency
Sunday afternoon, putting a revolver in
his mouth and firing a cartridge into
his brain. The first time the cartridge
failed to explode. The second time did
the work, the bullet lodging in the
brain and death was apparently in
Simultaneous. Brent had been making
his home with Mr.. Davis for many
years. He owns a house and lot in Au-
dubon and had money loaned out. He
had $1,000 in cash in his possession. He
was treated as one of the family by
Davis. Hence there is no other cause,
apparent, for his suiciding than des-
pondency, as he was given to brooding
over his imaginary hard lot. The cor
oner's verdict was in line with the
above facts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
YOUNG MAN SUICIDES.
Christian Hohnins Hanss Himself
While Dependent Over III Health.

Christian Hohning Hanss Himself
While Despondent Over III Health.
Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, March 11.-When w.
N. Shelter the HORSEPOWER, looked out
thru the rear door of his residence
yesterday morning he was surprised
to see the body of a man reclining
partially on the ground With the head
and shoulders swinging in the breeze.
He crossed the yard into the premises
of William Bohning, and there found
the body of Mr.. Bohning's son Chris
tan. The neck was suspended in a
loop hanging from a fence post. Mr..
Sheffffer at once aroused the family
and notified the coroner. Mr.. Treynor
directed the removal of the remains
to the Lunlkley undertaking rooms.
where an inquest will he held. Mr..
Bohning said the son left his bed
about 5 o'clock. For years he has been
sufferer from stomach troubles, and
his dependency over it is believed to
have lead him to take his life. He
was 80 years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-11
DEATH OF MRS. BURGESS.
One of the Pioneer Residents of Hardin
County Dead.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, March 11.-Mrs. William
Burgess one of the pioneer residents OF
Hardin county died at her home in this
city yesterday, her death following an
illness of several weeks during which
time she suffered from rheumatism and
pneumonia. Mrs. Burgess came to
Iowa Falls in 1859 and short time af-
ter was married to Mr.. Burgess who
drove stage between Cedar Falls and
FIT. Dodge before the day of railroads
in this part of Iowa. Mrs. Burgess was
born in Ohio in 1887 and came to Iowa
in the early fifties. a large family of
grown children survive Mrs. Burgess,
married daughters living in Minneapo
lis, Milwaukee, San Francisco a son in
Marysville Mo-, and the youngest son
at home. Mrs. Burgess was one of the
original stockholders in the Ladies' So
ciety that owns and conducts the I'm
ion cemetery in this city. The funeral
will take place at the late home Of the
deceased tomorrow afternoon, inter-
ment following in Union cemetery.