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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
EDITORS IN REUNION.
Iowa Falls Sentinel Editors Enjoy a
Friendly Visit.

Special to Times Republican,
Iowa Falls. Aug. ia reunion was
held here this Week of three former
well known editors of the Iowa Falls
Sentinel. one of the Oldest newspapers
in Iowa. The parties to the reunion
Mere O. w. Garrison. now publisher OF
the Golden (ColD Globe who was for
twenty years the editor of the Sentinel,
and al the time one of the best known
newspaper men in the state. L. ID.
Tracy. now of Jesup. Iowa. succeeded
Mr.. Garrison in an editorial capacity,
occupying the position for two years.
The third party of the reunion was S.
G. Plat, who owned and edited the pa
per for seven years. retiring last fall on
his disposal of the property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
CHICKEN THIEVES CAUGHT.
Guy and Ed Mckenzie Arrested at

OdeDOit.
Special to Times Republican
Odebolt Aug. Wednesday morn
ing Ed IIuntsman missed about a dozen
of his chickens. They We're high grade
chickens and We're marked. During the
day he found them at one of the meat
markets where Guy Mckenzie had sold
them. That night Il party of four
or five concluded to watch the hen
house. They did not have long to
wait as Guy and his brother Ed soon
appeared and We're taken in. They
We're taken before Mayor G.. C. Coy
and Guy was bound over to appear
before the grand jury and ED sent to
the county Jail for thirty days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
SOUTHERN IOWA VETERANS.
Many NotabIes Will Attend the Re.
union at Lovila. Aug. 19, 20 and 81.

union at lovllia. Aug. 19, 20 and Fl.
Special to Times Republican.
oskaloosa. Aug. L.. The annual re-
union of the Southern Iowa Veterans
and Old Settlers Association occurs
this year at Lovila, Aug. 10. 20 and 21.
The finances have been Well looked
after the program is now Well nigh
complete. and a Very large list of prom
inent speakers have given their posi-.
tive pledge to be present and deliver
addresses. among whom are Governor
cummins, Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson. Lieutenant Governor
John Herriott, Congressman John r.
Lacey Judge S. T.. Prouty, Railroad
Commissioner D. j. Palmer. Rev r. W.
lain Jesse Cole. Ferguson. the 'rennes-
see refugee LATE Young. Rev. Father
Nugent. Hon. N. Kendall. j. c. NTabry,
Rev. c. w. Wilson and others.
The famous l'ifty-first Iowa band,
which has been secured at a great ex-
pense for the entire three days, will
give a military parade and concert each
evening.
A balloonist and tight-rope perfor-
mer has been engaged from Terre
Haute Ind, who will give an exhibition
each afternoon. Other amusements
will be base ball. platform dance. steam
merry round. and in fact everything
that will amuse and entertain the
crowds.
Excursion rates have been secured
on all railroads. and ong-distance
telephone office will be established on
the grounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
Charlie Mceker's Arm Broken.

Ames. Aug. l5.-Cilarlie Aleeller. the
S-year- old son of Professor Meeker OF
the civil engineering department of the
Iowa State College. sustained a broken
arm as a result of a fall yesterday
from horse which, with two
others, he was riding. The arm was
broken Just above the wrist and is a
Very severe injury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

BLUE LAWS ENFORCED.
David OrrI of Waterloo Says He Was
UnjustIy Imprisoned.

Special to Times Republican
Waterloo. Aug. 15.-David orrl insti-
tuted suit in the courts here yesterday
against Peter Rithtertig in which he
asks S505 for imprisonment under the
old blue laws. David. the bin alleges.
was indebted to Rithfertig, w1o caused
his arrest for non-payment Of the ac-
count. and as Il consequence he spent
one hour in the county Jail. His pride
has suffered he thinks to the amount
of S5(l5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
.LlGHTNING's PECULIAR PRANK.
P. D. Keim, of Fort Dodge. Meets With
Accident in Mountains.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge Aug. l5.-While enjoying
a pleasant outing in Colorado. p. ID.
keim, a stakeholder in one of the lars-
est candy factories in the state, was
struck and knocked senseless by a bolt
of lightning. lie was engaged in
climbing up a mountain when the fatal
bolt stripped of every stitch of his
clothing. his shoes splitting and falling
off. 1t took an hour to resuscitate him,
when he was taken to a ranch near
Rand and is nov slowly recovering.
His young son, clyde. has started to
bring him back To Fort Dodge, having
to make the trip for distance of sixty
miles over the Laramie stage route.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
PROBLEM UNSETTLED
Evangelical Young Peoples Convention
Adjourns After Election of Officers.

Evangelical Young Peoples Convention
Adjourns After Election of Officers.
Special to Times -Republican.
Cedar Falls. Aug. 15.-The conven-
ton of the Y. p. a. of the German
Evangelical church of Iowa has come to
a close by the election of officers as
follows:
President-Rev. L. e. Smith, Hamp-
ton.
Vice President-Rev. S. N. Reep,
Hartley.
Recording secretary-Miss Susie
Zelhoefer. Waterloo
Corresponding Secretary Miss Viola
Knoche. Cedar Falls.
superintendent Junior Work-Miss
Mary Hieber, Cedar Falls.
The matter of using the English and
Geman language was left rs matter
TO be decided by the individual socie-
ties. The object was to use the Lam
guage that was in common favor and
let the object not be a question of Ian
guage but of the saving of souls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
CHILD BADLY BITTEN.

Leroy PooIer of Fort Dodge, Victim
of Vicious Canine.
Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, Aug. 15.-The little son
of Leroy Pooler was brought to the
hospital yesterday. his cheeks almost
torn from his face by the teeth of a
vicious dog. 1t is feared that the
animal is mad and it is being held in
leash to await developments. A num-
Der of stitches had to be taken in the
bleeding wounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
FELL FROM a BOAT.
Old Man Drowned in Mississippi Near
Nauvoo.

Special to Times Republican.
Burlington, Aug. 15.-The steamer
Elerse was an hour and a half late
when she reached this port yesterday,
owing to the fact that she lost a pas
senger a few miles above Nauvoo.
Among the other passengers who
boarded the boat was an old man about
60 years of age, stranger in these
parts, who had ticket for Fort Mad
ison. When just above Nauvoo he was
seen to fall into the water. Eye wit
nesses say he jumped deliberately, al
tho it is possible he fell in faint and
rolled from the boat. Every effort to
save him was useless
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
Want the Postmaster.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, Aug l5-Letters have
been sent out to 600 postnasters of
Iowa inviting them to convene in Ce-
der Rapids on some day of the Cedar
Rapids carnival. The city offers lavish
entertainment and it is expected that
the postmasters will come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
TO DEDICATE COURT HOUSE.
Webster County Making Preparations
for an Interesting Event.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. Aug. Webster coun-
tvs new 100000 court house, nearly
completed, will be dedicated during the
race meet of the Mineral City Driving
Association, ON one of the big race
dates. The committee in charge of the
dedication has practically decided upon
this, and on Sept 8, TO- i or 18th the
big building will probably be turned
over TO the county. 1t is planned to
have every judge who ever presided
over a term of court in Webster coun-
ty. and is still alive, present to assist
in the Services
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
CLAIMS SWAMP LAND MONEY
j. N. Prouty Begins Suit Against Web
ster County

Fort Dodge Aug. 15.-J. n. Proutv.
thru his attorneys, Wright x Nugent.
has filed his petition in a suit against
Webster county for s2,49493. with in
terest at 6 per cent from June |, 1902
The petition sets forth that under
the terms of contract the contractee
and his assigns We're to receive from
Webster county % per cent of all
moneys of swamp land indemnity OBJ
tanned thru their efforts. Under these
conditions, the plaintiff claims that all
these contracts and the interest i'm them
are now his property and asks the
amount named,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
DoLLlvER WILL SPEAK.
Tama Veterans at Dysart Will Hear
the Eloquent Senator.

Special to Times Republican.
Dysart. Aug. Is. Senator j. z. Dolli-
Yer will address the Tama County
Veterans Association on the last day
of their twenty third annual reunion.
which is to be held here Thursday and
Friday. Aug. q and -. a complete
program has been arranged for both
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
A REMARKABLE REUNION.

The "Greybeard' Regiment Celebrates
Comrade chasc's 92d Birthday.
Special to Times Republican.
Muscatine. Aug. ia remarkable
gathering of old men took place this
week at the celebration of the 9Sd ami
versary of the birth of S. r. Chase at
Moscow in this county. BESIDES four
generations of his family present, some
of the children being almost 20 years Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

The bones in the hand of the first
three fingers We're broken. 1t is thought
that the wound will heal alright in the
course of due time and that no serious
results will follow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
BELOW ESCAPES JAIL.
Pocahontas Prisoner Gets Away From
the County BastiIe.

Special to Times Republican.
Pocahontas. Aug. 15.-M Eseelow es-
capped from the county Jail here last
night. He Was awaiting the October
grand jury on the charge of assaultins
his 14-year-o OLD daughter He has not
been apprehended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
FORTUNE FOR POLICEMAN.
Joe Bertsch, of Dubuque, Will Receiv.
Several Hundred Thousand Dol

Special to Times Republican
Dubuque, Aug. 10. Joe Bersch, poll
icenan of this city, received a letter
from Germany yesterday stating that
he was one of thirty seven heirs to Il
fortune of over SS.ooo,o0o left by a
who recently died i'm the Ar
gentine Republic, South America He
has placed the matter With attorneys
to investigate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
AN OLD MAN KILLED
Franz RoedIin Struck by an lIIinoi
Central Train.

Special to Times Republican
Cedar Falls, Aug, 15.-Franz Roedlin,
aged "a years, was killed on the Main
street crossing of the Illinois Central
by west bound freight this after
noon. He is the third victim in three
mouths
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
oTTUMwA TO osKALoosA.

Prospects That the Two Cities Will be
Connected.
Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa, Aug. 15.-The Oskaloosa
Traction Company purchased a site for
a light plant and car barns. Material
is Ell route for the local electric line.
The same company owns the Ottumwa
line and eventually the two cities Will
be connected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

Ed Kinds. the Clear Lake young
man who assaulted a 10year-old girl,
will probably be sent to the state re-
form school.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
BROTHERLY LOVE
MADE HIM MURDER.
OUT OF SING SING COMES a
ROMANTIC STORY.
other lie Con,ic'~d for
hi. Crime.

Dl' %, 'h" sna l"a Il s'"S s.rg r'u"-
romarr STORY '-ou one Vh, IS a..'
.iualls ~ .aryrt f1r murder lrs
purpose .s at 's"" - brother. who
= DO Sirz sing ,pr y robbery
w1Urm Fer'or who tells ~" n"N
story is ~ 'ar twenty wears 'pr 'he
murder las, year ~ william Nor" IL"
- .t,s that Mpar, was guilty q a
..-tsu rpbh,r Frr;aHS brother ~a'
rr-s,cd .ud .ut.''d ui "a" crfn"
Moore committed More refused :" aid
Fcn,ou to g.t -" " the chars.
For that treach"ry SAYS william
.'antor. Il kll.I MIN
Patrick Fan,on was convicted Of RON
Ding David srhmit, IN Twruty-'h.rd
street last April He was sentenced TO
six Years AMI ak months IN Sins sing.
and ne IL now there serving his term
william Fent"n Wa ss7t ~ last
iugus; under IN. name ~ William Mar
Tin after tr!Il h.:1r" Justice New
Jurr.- for the murder Il Moor some
rrucrrr ha, cum, ,y.: han - imp'i
lim to Tell a.. ;ary nov. whe'h'- '' 3"
true or 'als" arl IL B., 'o hs u-,i lr "a
.Tpr' tu r"t . new trial for Patrick
F,rion
Attorney G. r Kir.,sy. wnp defended
Patrick. Will pr.acn, 'he affidavit - Re
r.,ri.r CON IN Monday md max a?-
piea,iun .rr n uaw tr.hl on the strength
& tl. new evidence.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
ACCUSED OF GIVING
WIFE GROUND GLASS
PlAINFlEL0 MAN HELD IN
BAIL ON CHARGE.
Wife Of james &. Carson Says the
stun va. Mixed with Her
Food-Husband Denies u.
sr--lll :, y. r,rrlrs wo-ll )


PLAtNFlELD. y J Anr!i - James
II Carson was arrested today charged
with attempting 70 XII h!1 a.tr by E!Y
INK her ground gi,ss lie vas ,rrhlEnr I
b"'or" Ju~:i,, Snaitey ana held in tj"i
bali go await N acton ~ Jae Gsant
Jiry
The arnlr has created hlE s7ati'n.
not only iu ,hi' place 1Gt 10 nearby
towns
carson - n machlni.t hy ,-ide and j.
about thirty three years old He and
hisw!'e have hvnd together until recently
In comfortable vottag. on belmont
avenue They have four children car
son Is member %. tn. Methodist
church and II said to- have been aul;e
prominent In church work
Mrs larson alleges that she first dL
covered red ground n!aEs IN cup ~
coffee. she at once suspected her hus
band. she says. and watched aim Close
~ Sh" alleges that she subsequently
found what she suspected was ground
glass Ia her food and that sh. had (:
anAlyz,d by DR. u. G Adams and found
that her suspicious wer" true.
Snr then left her husband. taking her
children Hiih her. and went 20 live with
her brother
farsoa siou,ly denies his wIfc's allie.
cations
Carson to-day advertised In local
newspaper that hts wifi" had left him
aul That he wpull not b" r.spons! bic
for AMI debts incurred by her
The evening world., 1902-04-12
A NEW BABY.
Old One TIade Over BY Grape -Nuts

\ delicious food that 10 nourish lng
FOR both mother ard infant may b..
depended upon 10 I'll other people.
This mothers story is interesting.
Ny baby II now fine. robust
little fellow. Two years and six
months old. but had a dreadful
time with him ai first. could not
nurse him because was so weak !
did not have the milk for him. 30 |
a him different kinds OF foods.
but he IVES crying nearly all OF the
time and would yomit after every
meal
His condition worked on ny
nerves dreadfully. and called In DR..
Campbell. After il.qu!iing carefully
into The case he said: You send at
once for some Grape-Nuts; take four
teaspoonfuls In n cup OF hot milk on
going 10 bed. also feed your baby on
some Of the food in hot milk.
We'll, | followed the doctors ad-
vice with good results nj once. |
could nurse my baby and he began
TO improve Immediately. myself
got strong and well very rapidly.
The neiyhbora were, OF course.
interested. and they would always
say. How fast you nre improving:
how the little boy grow3 He don't
look like the SANE baby: what are
you feeding himy' So | have had to
tell them one and all how Grape
Nuts have brought us both hack 20
health. I wish other mothers knew
{: the value OF this S-- Z
The evening world., 1902-04-12
WHY LOW SIGNED
TIE LIBRARY BILL.
SPLENDID INSTITUTIONS THE
RESULT. HE SAYS.
II VIII Dr,-iop Inspiring Coop
Grafton "f Fable aud Private
Rrpcnc-nr~.

IN signing bin providing for the
consolidation ~ ~, libraries .: brook
lyu. Mayor Low makes the following
.NpIarnia-, statement IN answer 20 The
-ha-sc ;aat Ar is turning oN"r public
y ,.rrty TO ..-pcrpotIatlug corpora
!
70. IS Impossible 70 i,uy 'ha; there is
force 90 'ar objection. Du the other
hand. u must De remembered that IN.
ruiry embodied 10 ,Hts uNl has g.yen
TO tho boroGghs Of Manhattan and the
BranA such splendid urr!,.uous as the
" .'-1poluaI MIseu~. of AT. the Amrr!-
can Museum q, Natural Hlstpry the
Scw York Botanical Garden. ana %"
biological society !, has. also, de-
ynlap,i an Inspiring cooperation ft
the puhnc advantage between private
bcueftc,prs and public support
The pending bin simply gives power
t. create corporation capable % hold.
ing the public library and The Brooklyn
library tn trust and capa ole Of con,
/ iri,tinE with the city TO conduct ia,
consolidated libraries ns free pu5l.t
library.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
YOUNG WIFE GONE
MAYBE TO Be FREE.
HUSBAND IN PRISON ON A
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
Father Thinks She win seek
Di,orc--NiiipEc BinrLsmith
- tI-o Missing.


BAY SHORE. l.. l. Apr'i = Mr.
I,ru.y Hartu a hands n" blonde. less
'haa 'w"nty has a.a,pp"ared, leaving
h.- four-ys,r-giI hoy with her parents.
Nj nd Mr, Gcprs. smith wAO reside
or ri'h avenue.
Mr. Rartp Is \ descerinnt ~ one OF
m" u!Io'' aui mos, promiacut fim!.cs
10 iar pIs .c lTor plicrHrl grnnd'ath"r
1aI s-c,t-uu .". tr-ia 7 Srn.,h and
'rr-aGwcl .. smith w'r" amr's IN"
:pundcrs = ths pace and a. On. time
pwned hal' the property In this Sc ton.
MIR. Bar;o. sh.n SiX.'-n years I'D.
married Nelson Ear;D H.r marr."i li:"
"a. not happy. and her rrpwnns .or-
TnN came when her husband Nas sent
20 Etrte prison on the charge OF burg
larry. He Is s;ill In jaii
Mr.. Smiti. Mrs Barto's 'a'h,s say.
'nr probably went away with the !nten-
,.pn - getting a divorce
John shHlnIi. village blacksmith.
IS also missing The ypupi" we're a.
Inl'H''d
The evening world., 1902-04-12
THEY TRULY INDICATE TER
RlBLE AND DEADLY
KIDNEY DISEASE.
Paine'S Celery Compound
Has Cured the Most Desperate
Cases ana VIII Assuredly
Danish Your Trouble.

While We would not play the part
OF alarmists. and seek TO frightcn
people by declaring that a large ma
jority OF them are already victims OF
kidney diseases and liable TO be hur-
ried into untimely graves by them.
still the very noticeable increase OF
kidney diseases in recent years. and
their virulent power. is a subject that
is constantly engaging the attention
OF the ablcst medical investigators.
Have you pain in the small OF the
back. OF dull. dragging nature. bu,
often acute and severe? Is the urine
IN a disordered state. sometimes pale
in color and very copious at other
times high colored and scamty. with
brick scd.men or with settling OF
mucous. offensive and foul smelliug7
Have you general feeling of lassi-
tude and weakness? DO you recog-
nize the fact that you are unable TO
perform the same amount OF mental
or physical work that you got
through with months ago?
ANY one OF the symptoms men
toned point unmistakably TO deadly
kidney disease in some form. Do not
delay until Il Is too late. II you value
ne. DsslN TINS very nay WIN fdlNe ~
Celery Compound; IL is your only
hope OF success and safety. BY the
use of this wonderful remedy tens OF
thousands are now enjoying perfcc;
health who once We're victims OF
treachcrous kidney diseases. Read
carefully the testimony OF Mr.. Albert
Bowers. - North 18th St. Newark.
:. j.
some two years ago suffered
with kidney disease. during which
time had two doctors. neither a.
whom could do me any good II was
not until | Used Paine's Celery Com
pound that | found relief. had no
strength energy or ambition. and
vas nervous and irritable was all
run down and lost about forty
pounds felt that the end was neag.
when friend suggested Paine's
Celery Compound. and have this
great medicine to thank for my res
toration 10 health"
It'S F9Y IN TNa "itn piAMoND DYES.
IlI lU UIU Take no other.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
star witness Missing.

Carl Hoffman. the r-H.P.l wt..-
against Mrs Gilbert. prta.. D..
having been placed .p.- 'Hs g'l
fore, as probationary ~ 40. h1'
Ing paid Mrs Gllbcr:. has Isirr 4
Experts IN inks aai l..is .-, ~Yia.a"
upon the books og the Ci,il Service 10
pariment. and Nhl.c TIA man s4Tp'.e
to be responsible f1g ,- fugzius .t
names IL yet uHknoSa. Assistant n.-
trlct-Attorncy Ta1rac Naa B. 20 r-'r-
o, the care. auI Cnmm.s..'n,F p=irr
arc pushing vigorous Investigation.
Arrests are exp. tel soon.
Detective Sergeant EyuI.rs. Nhp ar
rested Mrs. Gilbert and .p.E from her
500 In marked bills which sh, hat r'-
ceived. {; IL alleged. 'a,m .Hn.ll
Schulize.. a Pinkertun detective 200 'a'
employ Of the D.sirlci-A,tlrn,,' III e..
nni for which she promised aim Do.
says. TO aivanta a!. name 20 ts' D.y.
Service list. declares .IHt M Gilbert
confessed 20 him tlat 4 Wa us'i ~
changing the sttn|u< .Hu'E
The ne hoi used vas mp-. simple
The Ciyi Service Usi IS ARRANGED
Alphabetically and :1r first name ae-
iL4AAf ltAA4hfh HfIH q. ... zoe Na .H.'sh n
in standing. surro-!us 'ha' the nam"
10 be AXE" higher stood %, 81 D..
tie hrst numeraI ana ,hr As, vn4 q
be erased and the lc'' s.t-I.as v...
the orIg.na. 40. { wD-i h, "tgr'.t
to Gfl
Assistant Distrir'-At'1rary Thprnc .
said to have 100 h., possession @ Dis.
given to Patr5lmau u,aS,r uE Mrs.
Gilbert of policvmen wHa save gained
their positions on the fore 'nrou. .u
such tampering with ,l, .yIl service
list.
Chairman Ogien ls determined ~ 80.
the matter TO the bottom a.I .r ..a-
stant consuitl,.lu with AS s'rut-'.s-
trict-Atiorncy Thorne tn n.tnr IS
has very complete case showing fra-I
In the department and ,H.s wt.. -pna %,
placed before Dlstrict-At,HfHny Jr- Hs
for disposition.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
POST or FFIcE LEFT OUT

So NSiiI.II'N A.fA i- I amai-
bu- V.b.. H4aIus ".. carr ~ '~..
,ov-. u,' been .rul'; mp.,t'I ia O."
o. o.. ir.s...au .u d f1r 90" Sew Work
..r l.s.On. o. 'n. %.w N''k Post
p.I n.l. fs r.uHr'.. r. l.. 'r.- sr,sl.n %.
NL..l ,N.'ril..y Improbable b, vii
10 as .,IIfrt' measure
The evening world., 1902-04-12
CITY RECORD ECONOMY.
New Mail Rate saves city Little,
Contractor Much.

Supervisor Cow,H has entered the City
Record as second class mail matter TO
save IA" c.;y mailing charges.
To-day ihis economy cut down the city
expenditures s. cents.
\, this rate the saving In year Will
a.aount To- more Ihan f.V
nd-g .Ar r,utrac;. tA- printers OF the
City Record 1Ly postage on copies sent
;.Om 10. publication uiilc" MIrt Cvpics
axe Ma!ieI from the publication office.
- Will, .hc city saves $40 the con
tractors vii! aaVc much more than that
The evening world., 1902-04-12
MILLIONS WAITING
FOR SCOTT, MAYBE.
POOR 2lASTERsR HEARS OF
FABULOUS FORTUNE.
lint Ur Doesn't invest the one
Dollar Asked. Though lie
B~iieSes the Tale.

Joserh scott rlns'erer. living a, NO
5oa East Twelfth street, has always
said and always believed that he was
entitled 10 vast EnglIsh. Irish or
scottish estate. lni now. Ike the voice
n, truth itself, mes '";tcr from the
phfi-d-lpnn IN ~ Z man whose let
t-r-h,li says he has an offisc n New
York. and advising him IA, ,her" -
4 fabulous SCOTT estate hInsrt.ug ;nr
heirs to take H. amt most remarkable
~ all that tn" hoirf are suSpe tied ~
living IA S-w Yu-k
Joscih Scott naSierer. raIrc from
Ty-orr. lr"!an' thirty n" years az.
AMI thcrr {. It''r douh, IN h!s miai
that M. uf 'hn-' heirs lives in hum
b." Sat IN E,.i Twelfth street
Letter l. >iiurinr.
Thc letter r"u.t,"d ny Nj Scott is a.
follows
Once of william \ cryzlef
For tho prosecute and recovery OF
unclaimed money and estates
pear 81 NJ bog :" inform you that
m, ncV: - XII IN America 20 an 60
tltc tn your me are hcing advertised
tar .u IN. English cuIr, ~ Chanscry.
We can furnish copy - tac divcr-
.is"ncnt. wu,yn rN,S tul, particulars.
on receipt 10! our copying fe" OF 81
Your. very truly wM \ cROZIER
Ius,r.stnp And t.uriug .iatens'r'S
a.rpmpanF JHv letter on separate
sheet. telling ~ h, recovery u foreign
,siarrs :or long lost American heirs.
!!e.r At, s0m.."~
q a. y
The evening world., 1902-04-12
CADETS AT GETTYSBURG.

fF-TTl ~IiTEE II AU"-I y \ .l-l
u West ru,H's -'nipr p.is- q al .ts
are Ir-" visiting 'hr EarHH' points u,
n''- -n.' 100 'h. 0lltr-rrpunI a; m hrst
its nca' aui wi .tls 700 'huy have
g'r, pS~r tI- entire field
The evening world., 1902-04-12
SPANISH COMMISSION SAILS.

MADRID. April :. commission NJ.
la called = rHm . -a' -. N,- f.
Hes {" value IN. Sl,rtsH artillery rr
manning % the lsl1uls