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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

j. s. Jones and family moved to
Coats Monday. H. w. Stevens have
moved into the rooms in the opera
LOuse vacated by them,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

Ladies' long sleeve underwear at
Howe & Burton:s Millinery store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

Mrs. j. Nj. DeLisle returned to her
home at Woodward last Wednesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

M. S. Gray was up from Kiowa last
Friday. He was out in the campaign
during the week and is much encour.
aged by the outlook.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

Emmett McClearey has accepted a
position in YOung's drug store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

Mrs. j. IL. Williams, of Harper, ar
arrived last Thursday to visit relatives,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

Ladies' Hosiery. Underwear and fine
millinery goods at Howe & Burton's.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

Call on A. NJ. Houchin for per cent
farm loans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08
Observation-Disclosures
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

w. G. Millar went to Eureka the first
of the week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

Ladies' hosiery at Howe s. Burton's.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-08

E LODGE, KANSAS, OCT(
E LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 8
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w. c. Millar went to Eureka the first
of the week.
Go to Fairs and get sack OF Silver
Leaf Flour for 80 cents.
You can get the hat you want at
Howe & Burton's.
Emmett McClearey has accepted a
position in Young's drug store.
Mrs. j Nj. DeLisle returned to her
home at Woodward last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Williams, of Harper. ar
arrived last Thursday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson re-
turned last Wednesday night from a
visit In Illinois.
Hear Hon. q. II. Apt at Hazelton
to night, at Sharon tomorrow night
and Isabel Friday night.
D. Z. Wright began delivering express
last Wednesday which gives the people
or this city free delivery again.
j. M. Grouse was called to Kansas
City on cattle business the first of the
week. He will return home today.
Big Stock of Noyse & Norman shoes
at IL. I. WoOdward's. Best on the
market. New in style and superior in
quality.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the church
parlors Thursday afternoon. A full
attendance IS desired.
M. S. Gray was up from Kiowa last
Friday. He was out in the campaign
during the week and is much encour.
aged by the outlook.
j. S. Jones and family moved to
Coats Monday. H. W. Stevens have
moved into the rooms in the opera
Louse vacated by them,
Miss Lizzie B. McNeal came up from
Guthrie last Friday and is visiting
with Mrs. w. Il. McCague and other
Medicine Lodge friends.
County Clerk J. E. Holmes is up from
Kiowa in charge of the clerks office.
giving his deputy, G. w. Wilson, a
chance to get out into the campaign.
Mrs. J. g. Walstad and children ar
rived from Miami, Texas, Friday.
Jake is visiting in Iowa and will stop
here on his return IN about two weeks. i.
The Woodward Live Stock Inspector
says that Tom Doran and family will
moYe to st. Louis instead of Kansas
City as reported in some Of the papers
Roy Arterburn and wife went to
Kansas City last Thursday to witness
the Pallas doin's. They will probably
return home the latter part of the
week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap.
tist church will hold it's annual bazaar
about the middle of December. MANY
useful and ornamental articles will be
for sale.
DR.. D. l. Ward of Larned, has locat.
ed at Isabel and asks the patronage of
those who need physicians services.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
EN- LA PLAYA De PONCE
Ell INCENDI0 DEL DOMINGO

| las euatro y media de Ia madrugada de-
| domingo, 10. gaardias de servieio en- el caceric
| de In Playa sonaron pisoa de alarma, anuncian n
| do fofgo. Efts se hsLfs declarsdo en- 10 calIe
| de Ia GusdaIupe, casa pulperfa de don Ma.
| nuei Pe1a quien dormfa tranquilamente, ain
darse cuenta de Ia confsgraci6n.
Los guArdiks y personas particulares co.
menxaron ls tarea de apagar ell fuego: lea bonn
bsros del caserfo llegaron POGO despues. No
habfa aqua: Ia boca de incendo mas pr6xima
estaba q tai distsneis que no sc podf& utiliyar:
el rio tAmpoco estaba cercR: fu6 preciso utii-
Ear el aqua de los baches, anon de la que
trafan los vaclnos, 6sta an menor cautidsd que
aquella: los bacLss de aqua de estos dias de
lIuvia, resultaron oportunos.
Daspues de media hora de txRbsi>, de
guardiAS, bomberos pueblo, el fuego qued6
xsip guido las de In msnana. La casa ss
quem6 totaImente, cor los efsctos de Ii sienda.
De una casa contigua Ii que ardfs, perssne-
Glen te q 10 succession Valsz, hobo que derTibay
una columns del balloon para que no se propa-
gasa ella Ell fnego, an euyo caso este habits
devorado muchas viviend&s: In casa de In
cesl6n VaIez fu6 siempre victims de a'gunas
scomstidas dsl fusgo, 1uemGndose en- ellis ell
Las p6rdidas se calcuien unos 600 s1o-
llars1, 400 de provisionas 200 de Ii casa.
Pena perdf6 hasta los lforos de euentas:
de diez dose pesos.
Sc cree que el oFgen del sin'estro fu4 81
ehcubrimfento de IN robo que verified la
Prcpiedac del sefior Pens, hombre este honra-
90 la6orfoso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
8 AN JUAN n
Investigation sobre los atropeIIos de las turbas

/ co stados, en- oil pecho. en- la espalds, en- In
piernAs.
S. descubrs musstra al Sscretario Mr.
| HArtEell lAs cicstrices. aEl como una chaquets,
un pAntAlon, una cAmieillA unos cRlxoneios
manehAdos do sapgre.
Mr.. H.-SJura listed qua esas prendas son
las milmAs que nsAba listed sl dfA en- que fne
Psf, iuro. Entire los que me sgredisren
en- el dep6sito hshfA algunos detsnfdos uno de
ellos me di6 I'M ladrillaso.
Mr.. H,-SRIvsra II sPorsaIatIns es eabo
P.-Lo ignore. El que me di6 ell IadriII.zo
fue francisco Angulo. Lss Lave del calabozo las
facilit6 oil retea, para que abgieran me afro
pellaran. Dsspueg, ma conduiO Al cuarko de
socorro I'm de que me curass ell prSeticants
LlAugsr, como asf 10 hi1o. Al dia signiente
10 hicieron compArscer ante ell Tribunal de
Pollcia el juez ID lrtoreLI, un honl5Te GTactdYo,
me conden6 q veinte dias de cArcsl, Atsn i6ndo-
az las decaFaciones de los mismos que
habfan agredido. Al subir . dicho Tribunal
lIevAba oil tr&ja ileno de sangre, y ell gnardia
que ell diA anterior me detuvo se sorprendio nj
VERNE, preguntSndome que me habfa sHcedi
do. Sc 10 expiqu6 detAlIA 1aments, dAndoie
Ell nombre de mis- sgresores , Ell gusrdiA tom6
nota me NANTES que podfa pressntRr una
denuncia de los hechos. No Sc 81 Ia lego
preaentarla; se que en- dias pasados fUf eitAdo
ror eI uez de Catedral para que prestase de-
clarAci6n.
yiaa preguntaa de las que antes hicIsra to-
das elias cor tssta Pisorson sin ineurrir en- con.
trRdiec6n gunG.
Daclar6, adem6s, que IN compAfsro suyo,
llxnado Pedro Rivers (oaro no <PortAlanaS)
tar, ben fu6 vfcsims de otro atropsllo.
Aaadi0 q1e G6mss Acosts, Pepe Lint
MI !, lei Coliazo 10 Vleron cnhierto de sangre
cuardo le sacaron del eslabozo para cnfarle.
Preguntado por Ell sseretario, Mr. Hart:
EelI, RI tanfa Ago mas que exponer, conteat6
en- ssntido negative.
PEDRO RIVERA.
Es soltero, de ofcio albanu, de so Afos de
edad de buena eondncsa.
Mr.. H.-D'ga usted cnanto sepa Rcerca dc
10 ocurrido g, IS de Mayo.
El testigo hace declaraeiones muy impor-
tantes, cita los nombTes de varios indlVf1uc-
que le agredieron.
son Dice que este fu6 Sgredido apaleAdo
en- ell dep6sito municipal. Ahade que por In
tArda fue acordAdo ell seomponte,1 entire Ell re-
ten Fores y ell detenido Estsbsn P&dills.
A las nueve media fue alberto el cala6o-
20 dferon principle Al &componteS sPortala-
tfn1 y Francisco Augulc; este htimo tenfa IN
ladrillo en- ID maDo. Esteban P&dllla descar-
g6 Sobrs Ia victima varIos palos; tres de estos
10 aIcanzaron, hiri6ndole una pisrna.
PEPE LINT
soltsro, Albafil de oacio. Jura decir YER
dad como sl anterior.
s. hallaba en- el local de 10 Federation LI-
bre cuAndo 30 present6 IN sargsnto de poliefA
le detuvo, eondueiendoie Ai cuarsei. d ALI
foe trAsladado al Dsp6sito municipal, lunto
CON aus comps q sTos B2moh ColiaEo y G5msz
Acosta.
ri ret4a Q lintfn Flores, ls entrsg5 Ia Ia
We del cAlsbo1o SPortalAtfaS esse antics de
encerrArle le propin6 vaFios gopess
Oar fsm6 las declArAcionss de Piternson
de los teatgos antsriores.
Msfana continuArA lR investigation.
Oorresponsal.
Janio g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
"EI Ideal Latino"

Ansnfslmo y vAfiAdo, como los anteriores,
fesnitA el hltimo ndmero de este chIspeante
semAnArio. On Que GMomcS hAcs gala de ga
ErA-eio sprJt.
1odA persona de buen gHsto que desae So
IA1aras echAr on olvIao los ainsRbores " Ian
nanAs de este pieAro mundo, debe leer ~FaI
11eei LatinoS y pAgar por Anticipate lA sua-
eFipeiOn, como ea natural.
Else ea oil mejor medic de fGvorecer 1lA
Amspa y vsgA liteTRturaS-que dieen los ate
nslsfaS madrilt d sS-y de eontribuir q oue mar
uuEs entrs noaotfos oil rico v hsrmoao idIoma
ntspAsAdos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
LO que dice MatienZO

I'm una S7lterUteeU cslebrada poR un repre-
senSanhe del GN wsS con el sedor Matienzo,
este hA mamifexsado
O1e no se unirk con los f9derales que
taupoco pIansa en- la constitncI0a de IN tercer
partido, que Asums el carGcter de indspendten-
"a eontinuaf6 aus trabaios de propaganda
tendentss O 10 union y > iA concordfs de ambAs
eolectividAdes q I'm de que 6Itas cooperen la
americanf1aei6n de In isl& hRsta que Puerto
REQ sea Estedo.
Ansdi6 que no hsbfa pensado Fenuuciar .
an puesto sn el Consejo Eiecutivo, pero que si
el gobierno crefA que dicho puesto debiR Ger
ocupado poF un Fepublicano ie pedi1 ID re
nuncia, 10 presentarfa snse guida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10

PoP oFden del 70 srnAdor Mr.. Hunt, ell Sc
eretARio Mr.. HAFtSell hA comen7ado investi-
gar los RtEope elos y desmAnes com etides por las
turbAS contra los miembros de In Federation
Librs.
DIcha investIgAci6n se IlevA & efseto en- la
oHcinA del SscretAFio y di6 principle aver las
dos de 10 tArde.
POGO antes de esa hora Ell oomit6 Central
de 10 Fed erAei6n antedichs, compuesta de Al
berto QaIfioneB, Pablo GrRldss, SandAlio San
ehsI, Nolasco Rubio, Juan lsrrR, Martin Ri.
vas, SAbks Rosario Agapito Morales,s sc diTigI6
deelArar aeompahado de todoS de eRsi todos
los sgredidos. En ell trAyecto fueron iDsulta-
dos por Maule6n vArios de sus compinchss.
zoILo BETANcoURT
EI ell sscretArio de Ia Federation = fu6 ell
pFimeKo compareceF.
Mr.. HaYtIel.-Fu6 usted quien diFfgl6 IN
eScrito de qusia Al gobern&doFP
BstAneouFt.-Sf senior 10 presents en-
noL bre de In Federation Libre.
Mr.. II -Ademks de los hechos deDuncia-
dos por ustsd, exlsten otroS de Ia mismA fndole?
B.-Sf, Befor. Son innumerableF; pero no
hs sido possible reunir tFaer todos los tessl-
goa, q eAuSG de Ia premn con que hemos sido
citados para e5ta invsBtig&ci6n.
Mr.. H-Cree ustsd fkciI coleccionar todos
los datos neeesArios I'm de eemprobar todos
ssos hechos punIhlel?
B.-Sf, ieror,y todos quedArSn comproba-
dos.
Mr.. H.-Dsntro-ds cuAtro cinco dias se-
ran AdmitidGs nuevas pruehas para el esclAre
eimiento de los hsehos
DsclAra daspues ell preaideDts del gremio
do tip6grGfcs, pero como se express en- ing 81
NO me 90 possible trARmitr sus ipformes.
JUAN PITERNsoN
Cuenta vsints y pico de d - de edad fG6
RMopsIsdo EN- sStoI f'timos dias.
MrH.-Jura usted decir verdad en- cuanto
ls fuers preguntAdOP 81 a'f 10 hGcsis, DIos os
10 premis, y si no, os 10 demands.
P.-JuPo deciF vePdAd.
Mr. H.-Que edRd?
P.-VeinucuAtro AMOS.
Mr., H.-OAcio?
P.-CArpintsro.
Mr.. H.-Domicilio?
P.-oalls de San Sebastian, eIquins 6 10
As San jose,
Mr.. Fl. -RslAts mated los hechos ocurridos
oil diA Is dc Mayo en- que fu6 usted Atropellado.
P.-SAlfa 20 del taller de don Sandalio
SEncheE donde hGtfA permAnecido todo sl diA
snrejillAndo sillas Al SAlfr, 10 hice llevando
nm punZ0n que hGbfR utiiSado para dIcho trA-
bAjo. Al llegar II stquins de mi casa fuf
sorpEendido por IN tai Anselmo Clrino, que
portaba I'm cuehillo, y el cual me dijo que, Sc
Rda la hAbfAn contado, 70 ie Rndaba buscando
yqus allf estaba 81 para 10 que se me ofrecisRa.
Asto Ssguido me agrsdi6; procur6 dsfsnderme
con oil punz11, logrAndo qne Ciriro Sc diera q
10 fugA.
a POGO rAso volvi6 . prsssntarss este en-
eompAhia de Bsnito Alfonso entire ambos me
Reo@ @eIieron, tratAndo de dessrmaFme, dss.
pues de hAberma AhofsteAdo
Sc prsgsnt6 en- esto I& polcfs fui condu.
edo Rl der6sito municipal por el guArdia, ma.
nero 2s5.
Entire oeho nueVs dc 10 nochs, halt&ndo-
me tFAnquilo en- mi cRlaboIo, este fu6 alberto,
penstro en- A Pedro Rivera (s) <PortAlAsin1
qnisn me agrsdi6 sin quo yc pudierA hacerle
resatepeiA.
OsSde fuera>Ie excitabAn, dici6ndole.-
iEchA ltfiA de hrmei-yA POGO vArios lndiVl-
duos 90 unieron GPortAlAtinS y me spalearon,
hiriendome en- Ia frsnts, en- fos brasos, en- los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
MAUN q 30
CENIzAS. LOS ExAMENES De INGLES

In las aguAs produeidas por Las fusrt o
EuvIAa de los diRs ssiss ssfete ocho del corrien-
te sa Ia vsnido obssrvsnio que gran eAntidad
de esnixas entuRbian dicho lfqnido que sn oil
font de- iRs calderAs, A'gihss. pipotss otros
objs sos de envases se forma IN asiento Iodoso
que 4 zee impossible sn uso. PoF tai raz6ns mu-
chAs famfIfas, llevadas da In curiosidad de este
fen6meDo As han recoiido y, difecadas, no pre-
ssntA difersnciA RIgunR las esnizas ngtuFa-
Las producidAa por oil carbon vegeta'.
IDposibis de TODD puuto lee fG6 los pro.
feaoPaa de aata pueblo don Joae J. DslgAdo "
dofA IsfdorA SolsEo o cansA de l8s fuertea llu-
Was saliK como eran aus dsssos reeibir sl ex9-
men de irg 81 que para Al siete del que cnrsR
sstsbA aenalaco en- PAsIlIss q cargo asI profs-
aor Mr. 61E ford.
Dichos pr1fssores dsssosos del exSmsn su-
pliearon por communication expresA aI nf lr
Sanford lea fasra coneediio sI siguiente dia
para dirho exkmeD, % que les fue negRdo poT
no tonsr 6Fdanea para clio del sanoE Comisio-
nado.
0Orre'ponsal,
Junfn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
Ell verdugo en- la Cidra

Nos informan que el verdugs NaEario ha
sentsdo sus realas en- Ii Cldra.
PAreca que 0Igute7s la aeonsej6 esa resi-
denciA para que atemorisace O los vecinos de
Rquel pueblo.
La cosa no " NAL
VAlsntfn 1l6n, ell guardis que derram6
ls s&ngre de don Manuel Santiago; Ma
carlo, el eiscutor de Antonio Torres sus tres
comps Il aros de sRplicio, hsrAn IN buen CON.
sorcio, respirando iuntos el aire libre de aque-
llAs feraees campihas
de 10 moral Squ6?
Paee de In moral nd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
Ponce y 81 sanldad

segAa al sefor Smith, en- Yaueo ssi Hos
pItal estA acknowledgements guArdsdo por las
HermAnAs de la Caridad encargsdas 90 an
credito para In poblact6n.
xPonce- habla ell mismo seHor Smith
estk sn IN estAdo de complete ab4ndono en- to-
do 10 que concierne . sanidad, y es difieii com.
prsnder, porque se In permitido que In ciudRd
SO haIlR puesso en- tai eatado.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
DON FRANCISCO MATER

Este dignfsimo compatriota, federal en-.
que nos apansn pronfundamants, hkllase en-
fsTmo de suma gravsdRp en- VegA.baia
Hscemos votos de TODD cora26n, perqua
dessparezcs ell NAL que le tiene postyaco an ell
lecho y pueda segnir presssndo su partido =
. su pals sus vaiosos servlcios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
PaniCo en- San Vicente

Notieian de CAutriss dicen que In situaci6n
On San Vicsnte es cAdA veI mas horroroaA.
No los eAmpos en- Algunos puntos del IL
lorAl han ocurrido freeuentes hundimiantos,
debido los cuAleS han psrdido 10 vida muchAs
personals.
81 tsrreno sgristado en- gran extension, O
Vscsa preHantA IN RRpeeto horrible.
nj pAnieo rsinAnte en- In isla 90 eadA YES
mayor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
"M PuertO-RicO ArtISticO -

ksts sim pktieo eolega guayan a. NO viz IA
lna q domingo panAdo cAuaA as laa lluvlaa
do satoG diag.
La humsdad Qus &c sisnte alli hsee impo
hnls 81 funcionAmiento do los roles para In
miro.
La Fevfsta esb3 On prsns& 80 axuarda nm
aiA seco Dc IN ssmAnR para sehar Ia adlcl6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
Anarqula en- Haiti

Despaehoa dc HAin dIcen Que arde In "a.
volneion en- todA IL rsrdblics, habiendo oeu-
capital.
Las nopas cue defender al prasidsnts in
ssTino, Mr. Boiron, han ado derrotadas an "a
fiIB eneuentFoa
En algunAs pObiAeionss rsIna Ia mas e..
pAntosA RnATqufA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
NUESTRO DIRECTOR

I'm II m4dFugads de hoy sAli6 para Ponce,
de donde regrssArk en- brsve, nnestro euerido
eompl hsro Mariana AbriI, director ds este
peri6dico.
DsSs&ncSls fsllE vIAjs y gfRtGs lmprssio-
mes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-27
Buying RIGHT OF WY
Route Nearly All Purchased for
c. g. w. Cutoff, OeiWein
to Waverly.
New Read Will Run Thru Rich
German Section, But Miss
Denver.
Old Line May Be Operated by the
Electric Road From
Waterloo.
special to Times-Republican.

Waverly, May 27.-Mr. Foss, repre-
sentative of the Chicago Great West
err is completing the purchase of the
right f-way in the country for the
cut off from Oelwein to Waverly. He
will begin shortly the purchase of the
right Of way thru Waverly. This cut
off runs from Oelwein due west to
within a short distance from Waverly.
The route thru Waverly is not yet an
nounced, but it is expected to run very
near the business portion on the east
Central nor the b., c. r. & N. rail
roads have access to the east side and
the new route for the c. G. w. should
be of great advantage locally to ,the
latter road. Between Oelwein and
Waverly the road runs thru an agri-
cultural district occupied almost en-
tirely by Germans, and in wealth sur
passed probably by no farming popu-
lation or community in the state.
Three new towns will be located. The
cutoff misses by about two miles the
town of Denver. in this county. which
| last year had a growth nothing short
of boom by reason of its being
connected with Waterloo by the Rapid
Transit electric road. The new road
will probably affect the growth OF
Denver materially.
The question of greatest interest is:
what will be done with the old c. G
w. line from sumner to Waverly? On
this line are the towns of Tripoli and
Bremen. The former town has been
exceedingly active and it's freight bust
ness has exceeded that of any town on
the whole line from Sumner to Hamp-
ton. The physical condition of the
road from Sumner to Waverly is very
bad. Will the c. G. w. abandon this
part of the line, then? 1t would seem
certainly not If not will the company
operate it as heretofore, or will it lease
or sell same to some other road This
is the question that interests the public
in general and is of all absorbing in
terest to the people of Tripoi. Time
alone will answer No decision has
been announced thru the press, or even
rumored. But your correspondent has
it on the best of authority, except the
officials of the company itself, that the
old line from Sumner to Waverly will
be owned and operated by the Cedar
Falls G. Waterloo Rapid Transit COM
pany as an extension of it's present
line to Denver The actual change
will probably take place within one
year. Contracts have been let for the
grading Of most of the new cutoff
and work begins at once. Bremen
county will take especial pride in the
extension of the Rapid Transit sys-
TEN, as it's original projectors, Messrs
Fosselman, Rafferty, and Cass, as well
as it's present owners, the Cass broth
ers, are all Bremen county boys, who
went to Waterloo and greatly helped
Waterloo to start on it's present pros
porous growth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-27
RinoooId Republicans.

Mount Ayr, May 27.-The republican
county convention to select delegates to
the state convention, and the congress
sional and judicial conventions to be
held at Creston on June 10. met III
Mount Ayr. Senator George 5.
Allyn was unanimously elected
chairman of the convention. on
motion the chair appointed a committee
Of one from each township to make out
s. list of delegates to the different con-
yentions. The committees list was
a6opted. The following are the dele
gates:
State observation-disclosures S. Allyn,
H. C. Sheldon, e. P. Laird, L. G. Hoo
yer, Clyde Dunning, Hon w. S. Shriver,
j. C. Denhart, Hon. NJ. z. Bailey, j. +.
Wall and Day Carter.
Congressional Delegates-W. Horne,
Howard Tedford, j. E, Scott, George
Swain, Joseph Pollen, w. Worthington.
H. H. Wilson, ]. O. Fry, Joseph Robin
son and Asa Harris.
Judicial Delegates = Hon. r. FL.
Spence, r. c. Henry. John Pierson, f..
T., Fuller. William Stahl. d. Chance, F..
w. Johnson, Theo Felt, ]. L. Ellington
and w. w. Peasley.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
The administrations of President Roose-
veit and Governor A. B. Cumnins. A
strong endorsement was also given to
Congressman w. p. Hepburn, Judge II.
NJ. Towner and State Chairman Spence,
and the delegates to the conventions
We're instructed to support each of the
said incumbents for denomination to
the respective positions held by them.
The convention then adjourned with
out any speeches or the burning of any
red fire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-27
ROLLING STOCK PURCHASED.
President Ellsworth Buys Engines and
Cars for tha D. MI, !. r. e. N.


Cars for this D. M, I. r. & N.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, May 27.-President f. S
Ellsworth has just returned from the
east where he purchased the rolling
stock for the new Des Moines, Iowa
Falls & Northern road. The photo
graphs Of the new engines and cars
snow that nothing finer will be operat-
ed in the state than the new equipment
Mr.. Ellsworth visited all the big car
and locomotive factories in the east,
and finally placed an order with the
American Car Company, of Whining
ton, Delaware, for the coaches and
freight cars, the order embracing three
coaches with 4 seating capacity of siX-
ty-six people These cars are finished
on the inside with mahogany, inlaid
with tulip and holly wood, have empire
roof and twin windows of the gothic
style, and high back seats. He also
purchased two combination cars, in
Guiding mali, baggage and smoking
apartments, five cabooses, sixty son-
adolas and full equipment of box, fiat
and stock cars. Four new Baldwin en-
gines were bought, two freight and two
passenger of the latest pattern. The
passenger engines have 1Sx24 cylinders
and 73-inch drivers. The freight en-
gines are ten-wheelers. with cylinders
of 1926 inches, and 63-inch drivers.
Weight, $4,000 pounds each.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-27
LIBRARY IN THE RIVER.
Waterloo May Settle Site Question b.
Locating Library Midstream.

Locating Library Midstream.
Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, May 27.-Saturday after
noon a letter was received in Waterloo
conveying the information that An
drew Carnegie, who recently made this
city an offer of $4,000 for the building
Of public library, will not object to
the location of the building in the mid
ole of the river if the people of Water
loo agree upon that position as a site
for the same. The letter, which was re-
ceived by A. j. Edwards, and was in
response to one sent Mr.. Carnegie by
Mr.. Edwards and Thomas Cascaden,
was written by r. A. Frank, president
of the Home Trust Company, of Hobo
ken, N. j., stating that the letter had
been referred to him, as Mr.. Carnegie
and his secretary had gone abroad for
the summer. Mr.. Frank says: IF the
general opinion is favorable to this site,
it would meet, am sure, with Mr.. Tar
negies approval" The matter will I'M
doubtedly be taken up by the city coun-
Gil before long, and it is probable the
selection of q site will be left to a vote
of the peopie