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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05

sponsibilities Of our fallen leader; we
now, therefore, assert our appro-
baton Of our president, our ap-
prevail of his policy. and our
renewed confidence in government
of the people. by the people, and for
the people,
"Resolved: That in Judges Obed
Caswell and G. w. Burnham we nave
men of wisdom and integrity, able
lawyers, and upright judges, whose
fair-minded service upon the bench
has manifested their desire to inter-
pref the law according to its intent and
purpose, and merits our approval. We
give to them, therefore, our warm en-
dorsement, and ask for their renomin-
alton. We further ask Judge Caswell
to accept of the privileges of naming
the delegates to the judicial convention.
giving to him the right of selecting
the alternates regardless of districts
and empowering him to appoint them
and fill vacancies caused by the alb
sence of the regularly appointed del
egates at any time before the con-
yention.
"Resolved: That Hon. N. S. Ketchum
candidate for railroad commissioners.
His long and tried business experience,
his acquaintance with the state and It's
people, his knowledge of its progress,
needs, and wants, and it's possibility of
future development, his keen sense of
honesty, honor, and justice, which will
cause him to deal with fairness and i'm
partially with all parties. give to him
q peculiar fitness for the position. We
ask him also to accept of the privilege
of naming his own delegation.
"Resolved: That the Fifth district
is to be congratulated upon having so
able representative in congressional
halls as our present congressman, one
that so generally commands the praise
and commentator not only of his own
constituents but of the people at large.
His position upon important commit
tees, his reputation not only in Iowa
but in all the states, his experience
and ability in national affairs, and his
noble and practical view Of government
cause the republicans of Marshall
county to ask for the unanimous re-
nomination of Hon. Robert G. Cousins,
and to pledge him their hearty support.
.F. w. PARSONS,
"B. j. NICHOLS.
'R. B. WALLACE,
AZ. J. SMITH,
&c. r. BURDICK."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
LOCAL COMMENT.

The Bloody Fourt" ward has ceased
to exist and it is now the Bloody
Fifth
The defeat of Councilman Harris is
being interpreted to mean, among other
things, that the people Of the Third
supply according to the original plans
of the committee.
The dictator of the local democracy
has been repudiated in his efforts to
centred Guy, school and county affairs.
AS he secretly knitted Messrs. Kirby,
Greene and Webster, successful candi-
dates TO, councilmen, and openly sup
ported Mr.. Mcclure, who was defeated,
his power seems to be waning. The
people are becoming Disguised with
this fellow and his gang.
Mr.. Church as a school director is
proving a great disappointment to
many Of the friends who supported him
as we'll as to those friends who did not
deem 1t best to give him their votes.
OF Mr.. Nicholson little was known at
the time or his election and less was
expected. The action of both in at
tempting to line upon the paramount
tissues" of the school election has re-
solved itself now into question Of de-
te mining who are the paramount
blunderers," the people who unwilling
ly gave them their support or the two
new directors themselves. They have
made themselves ridiculous by jump
ing at the herculean task of reform
ing" the Marshalltown school system
without knowing or attempting to dis
cover what studies are taught or why
they are taught. Without taking the
precaution of personally Investigating
methods, law, rules, and objects sought,
they have blundered into the ludicrous
predicament OF attempting to pay on
demand the debt to those who now
claim the questionable glory of having
accomplished their election
Since Mr.. Church has admitted in a
voluntary interview with another d.
rector that the resolutions he presented
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
uputu iz larahatuuu pua saturdap Apr15 1902

number of years. Retrenchment boards
have been elected only to find, after
careful investigation, that there is little
opportunity to retrench without inn
pairing the schools and reducing them
to a level where even the wealthy would
be compelled to pursue an academic or
preparatory course before admission to
college could be secured. 1t has OBJ
served conscientious and intelligent
men learn the lesson that it is an easy
matter to sit back and criticlse and
curse the powers that be- but when 1T
comes to offering a remedy-well. it's
different. Mr.. Church is now learning
this same lesson as he has admitted
his predicament by going to one of the
very members he defeated and appeal
ing for assistance and counsel in his
dilemma. He has gone even farther
and has confessed repentance for things
he has said and done. But he is be-
tween two fires-his conscience and the
dictation of those to whom he feels I'M
der obligations for his election-and he
doesn't know what to do with the fifty
or more resolutions these elements
have drawn up for presentation to the
board for the sole purpose of making
campaign thunder for the enemies of
the retired and present members and to
boost one or two people who would be
pleased to sit on the board one year
hence. If Mr.. Church can break away
| from these influences and work for the
| good of the schools and the people, he
will yet become useful director. But
the people of the city are awakening to
| the conditions that confront them and
the dangers threatening the schools
and they are in q humor to repudiate
the tactics pursued in the election and
now being pursued. Will Mr. Church
be man or stool pigeon for vicious
and irresponsible element that is a
curse to the body polite?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
Terrible Tortures and Death
Result from Acute and
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When Neglected
In Spring.
Paine's Celery
Compound
THE GREAT vANQUisHER OF ALL
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Tho Marvellous Cure of Mrs. Cook, of
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Too often the effects OF rneulila.ieli ar
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-05
"A Nearly Fatal Runaway

Started horrible ulcer on the leg of j.
b. Orner. Franklin Grove, ILL.,, which
defied doctors and all remedies for four
years Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him. Just as good for boils,
burns, bruises. cuts, corns, scalds, skin
eruptions and piles. Twenty five cents
at George P. Powers drug store.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
A
Pod.

A - POD.
nosza, tn rcdacy nasi z UNA
MEM, re major miasta Rose
teraz o Polaksch pamieta, a
ME ignoruje ich. jak ma po-
czatku $wego "panowania ,,
Pan FIR. Niezorawski jest ko-
misarzem robot publicznych
z pensya $4,000 r%ocznie; p.
1gnacy Czerwidski jest po-
nownie komisarzem policyi i
strazy pozarnej. p. A. Szczer~
bihski jest sekretarzem
pensya $1,000 to urzedy
uznania warte, a wszystkie
zalezne wprost cd majora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
" stanach Zjed. iKanadzie $500
W Europe k~oniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w aru n k /.
Prenumerata wynosi roc1nie

Abonenci op}acajacy W1ARUsA
{ dolu, konlecznie musza P{aclt
800 "a ieden rok, lubo " tym
roku ola przedp}acicieli czyli P4a'
ceoych naprz6d, roczna op}ate
.niiyli6my ma $l.5o.
Kto ziedna nam trzech no
Tych abonent6w i przesle cd
ksadego oa}oroczny abonament 2
p6ry. temu przez ca}y rok gazette
dla niego samego. przese}ac bedzie~
my bezp}atnit
Kto odbierze z + oczty try gazety'
awatanym jest "a abonenta odpo.
wiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ns
Aycnmiast poda6 wydawcy W1ARTsA
w6j nowy adres. ;.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odmdwi& gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego hub innego urzednlk'
pocztowego, W1ARus posefany be
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestarle
odbierad gazette, powinien wplcr~
x.p}atit, jezeli co "a MIA 1.Aien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARusA y.
ely przese}a6 przez pocztowy lut
expresowy Money Order. Mona
tel przeselat abonamentw dolarach
,pspierowych, pre-, Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych lub dwucen
towych xnaczkach pocztowych, Wee,
ieteii ahouament, " TAXI spos6t
przes}any, " drodze przepadn'e (ce
sie " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
<darza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bielxe "a to ma siehie odpowiedzial
nofci. Take listy najlepiej kazat
ma poczcie reglstrowad, DO wtenczas
urz9d pocztowy bierze ma siebie 90
powiedzialno6G, he wrazz zawartos'
cia dojdq na miejsce przeznaczenia'
Wszelkie listy oras prsesetki pie
uiexne do W1ARusA adrescwa6:
&. De,d0wski
329 +. 3rd Str.
WINoNA MIMI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
DZIWNY

DZlWNl WARCNEk.
w Trenton New Jersey pre-
mysfowo pracujace dziewice zawia-
zafy Towarzystwo, " kt6rem usta
Wy organiczaja sic ma podpisaniu
nastepujacego zobowiazania: mi
niejszem przyrzekam ME wyjsGc "a
zadnego mezczyzne, kt6ry zupel-
ME ME wstrzyma sic cd uzywania
wszelkich napoj6w alkoholicznych
(spirytusowycD w1acznie wilma,
piwa cydru. Do tel samej wstrze-
miezliwoSci zobowiazuje sic n%iniej-
SEEN r6wniez sama." Radzimy, ably
nasze dziewice podobne u~tworzyly
towarzystwa jak najrychlej!
. --+&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

DETROIT. MICH.
Kilka m;esiecy temu Jozet
Landowski spadl z rusztowa-
ma prey koSciele sw. Anto-
niego / odnios} ciezkie. pokale :
czenia. Twierdzi on, re rusz-
towania ME by1y dosyt moe.
no zbudowane i skarzy kon-
traktora Alexa ChapotoDa 9
$40. 900 odszkodowania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
PITTSBURG, p

Pa. = z
powodu przypadkowej eks
plozyi naturalnego gazu W
fabryce Byersa P. Szostej I'll.
Geese robotnik6w zostato ia
talnie poparzonych. Pomiedzy
nieszczesliwymi, znajduja sic
Polacy: J6z. Zalewskl i J6z.
Marchnicki. Stan poparzo-
nych jest beznadzieiny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

w Mich. "
tych dpiach 50 student6"
;szkosy prawniczej zdalo POI
my$ln'e %egzamina, odtad mo
ga praktykowat prawo W
sadach tamtejszych. Pomie-
dry tymi bylo 3 Polak6w. a
mianow;cie: Micha} A. Kara
szewski, Leopold A. Kos-
cidski / lak6b A. Kronk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

w CHICAGO powstala
nova polska spolka pod naz..
wa; White Eagle Sand Com-
pany : kapitalem So 900.
|Za,ozycielami So Kszimierz
Konicki. Adam Szczepahski,
Ii Felix Mskowski. Handle
wac bedzie piaskiem.
LEMON1', Ill. Tutej-
sly proboszcz, wiel Ks.
Kandyd Kozlowski, jedzie do
Rzymu z tax liczna piel-
|~grzymka, re zajmu!e diva
(okrety. Pielgrzymi, po cd
daniu swej czci Oicu sw.,
zwiedza Loretto, s1ynne :
domku Najsw. N. P. oraz
PadwF. gdzle spoczywaja re-
lkwie sw. Antoniego / gdzie
miedzy innemi znajdu.e sic
we wspanialej bazylice sw.
Antouiego kaplica ufundowa.
ma przez Po]ak6w. Wiel. KS
~Kozlowskiego zastepuie "
czasie jego nieobecnosci ks
Witold Buchaczkowski prof
Teologn W Detroickiem Sc
m'naryum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
2 INV Polskich
" AMERYCE.

w CHICAGO bawi ksia-
te Jan Sapiecha. syn bylego
namiestn:k a Galicyi j magma
ia, ksiecia Adama Sapiechy.
:Przybyl on do Ameryk' "
odwiedziny do sweJ narze-
czonej. zamieszkalej W Bal
timore. Stub odbedzie sic W
)esieni, poczem mloda para
uda sic do Galicyi do nowo
nabytego ma)atku "a diva
m,liony dolar6w. Narzeczona
kstec'a Jana ma posagu try
miliony dolar6w W got6w-
ce, kt6re W calosci dostana
sic krajowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

OMAHA. - Tylko jeden
z polsk'cn ch}opc6w, oskarzo-
nych 0 pob'cie W dniu 20
Maja pol'cmana Nikodema
Dargacz"wsk'ego. uznany 20
sta} przez sedziego policy
nego winnym j oddany do
wyzszego sadu, pod kaucya
5000:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
WAU

- Jake
wikarzy zostali ustanowieni
ks, S. Cholewihski, W kos
ciele sw. J6zefata, - ks. B.
'Czaiowski W kosciele N.
Maryi Fanny Cd Nieustaja-
cej pomocy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
OTRUCI.

Straszny ismutny wypadek, jak
donosz2 czasopisma, mial miejsce "
Chicago. Wesole towarzystwo So
shadow bawilo sic obity, pe4en
dobrych potraw zjad1o obiad. Me
stety niedawna wesolosc pierzchla,
goscie dostai kurczy, below Okla
za}y sic symphonic otrucia. Kilkoro
umarfo, a reszta jeszcze dzisiaj pa
suje sic re smiercia. Podobne wy
padki trafaja sic tax czesto przez
te letnie miesiace, re kazda famili
ia Wilma mice pod reka srodek, kt6-
ryby dzialal przeciw wszystkim
skSutkom nieodpowiednego pokarmu
Tub napoju. Doza Trinera Angeliki
Gonkiej, zazyta po jedzeniu, Wy
bawi Vase zdrowie i zyeie, Po-
budzi organy trawienia do s.yb-
kiego przyjecia pokarmu i odrzuce-
MIA niepotrzebnych czesci. Wzmoze
apetyt j uczyni Was sanymi;; ME
bedziecie uleggat poraaeniu stone
cznemu j slabofciom letnim. Wekciez
do1e dzisiaii jjea.cze Aosecie dosta6
y taidym leps.yn salonie LIB !
fabrykanta..z
Jdzefa Triner,
- .Aahlsnd ave
hice.go,lQl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
CHICAGO. - Umarl tn arcy-
biskup Feehan.
WASHINGTON, D. c. -

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Do
departamentu wojny nadchodza
czeste zazalenia ma amerykahskich
nauczycieli siejacych oswiate ma
wyspach Filipinskich. Nauczyciele
sa oskarzeni skfanianie katolickich
dzieci do protestantyzmu. Zazalenia
te zostaly przes1ane p. Wright, "a
stepujacemu miejsce CUB. Tafta, z
nakazem, ably powstrzyma} gorli-
wos6 protestanckich nauczycieli.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Sedziowie przysiegli wydali wer-
dykt obwiniajacy majora A.
Ames'a, superintendent policyi
w. Ames'a i Joe Cohen'a, o przyi-
mowanie lap6wek cd upad}ych ko-
bet.
BRYAN, diva lata temu bo-
zyszcze demokratow zostal wygwiz-
dany podczas mowy Czwartego
Lipca pred zebraniem slynnej de
mokratycznej Tammany.
KATOLIK0W " Stanach
Zjednoczonych obliczaja " roku
obecnym na 10, e76, 757. Dziesiec
lat temu bylo 8, s0l,s67.
Il JOhustOwm
PA.)
Og6lem do tel pory wydobyto
: kopaani lls DIAL. He j~eszcze maj
duje sic v kopalni trudno powie-
dziec - przypuszczaja, ze juz ME
wiele. Niekt6re ciala wydobytych
% tax nabrzmiafe poparrone, ze
nawet trudno jerozpoxnad.
Najwiecej pablo cud1o1iemodw
-Polak6w, Czech6w j S1owak6w.
K Z sDombrowaki, proboa1c1 pol
sliej.p.ra6ii ~ q. stanislawa, ic1be
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

MAJOR miasta Chicago
Harrison zamianowa} czlon-
KEN rady szkolnej Board
Of Education) rodaka naszego
prof. W. ~KufIewsk;ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

~NlEZALEZNY ksiadz ].
Tomaszewsk1 Chicago wy
jecha} do Thorp, Wis, ma
kilka dni, by opatrzye po-
trzeby. religijne tamtejszych
niezaleznych Polak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

correspondence Wiarusa.
z BAY CITY
MICD.
Prawdziarz powiada, re sprawl
kogos bedzie rozpatryWana " To-
warzystwie Narodowem. Ale czemu
tez zarazem ME nadmienil, re spra-
wa o sprzeniewierzone skladki ma
J6zefa Chociszewskiego rozpatry-
wanna bedzie przez caiy og6l " Bay
City. Licho wezmie, re dis iowa
rzystwo Narodowe posiada czfonka,
! a do tego prezesa, kt6ren ma ME
czyste rece, DO b%ezprawnie trzyma
pieniadze, zebrane juz przesz}o rok
ma jubileusz Chociszewskiego.
Owe try matrony, o Ltorych
~ E ~ ~
wspomina Prawdziarz, So to mai
| ordynarniejsze baby " miescie, kt6-
re juz niejednego niewinnego clio
wieka zbeszta}y %publicznie. Jedna
z mich, gruba Marya, jak ia tn ma
zywaja, nigdy ME pokazuje sic W
dzien, tylko " nocy.
Szkola polska, kt6ra sic juz
wall dzieciom ma glowy, powinna
bye rozebrana, a postawiona nova;
na reparacye szkoda pieniedzy.
Skola powinna bye wpierw posta-
wiona, anizeli kosci6f ma poczmecie.
Stara szkola jest "a mala, = poc6z
j. reparowa6.
G16wnie ME dbaja 0 polska
szkofe ci Polacy, kt6rzy swe dzieci
poselaja do szko1y ajryjskiej.
Dlawiduda "a przegladanie
cudzych kieszeni zostal wyrzucony
z,,Kola Polskiego'', a zarazem i z
ch6ru DEVON" Pc wyrzuceniu go
nadesfaf rezygnacyaa. Powinien on
byl juz dawno bye wyrzucony, po-
niewaz ME postepuje sobie jake
prawy Polak.
Wiele polskich pieniedzy zmar-
nowanych tn zosta}o z okazyi OBJ
chodu 4 Lipca, ale gdyby te pie
Made obr6cic mieli ma uswietnie-
ME jakiej polskiej narodowej pa
miatki, to by i'm zal by4o.
Prawdziarz, ably ME utracit
swojej gazety, zmuszony przymilac
sic polskim Towarzystwom, vice
tez pilnie uczeszcza ma ich posiei
dzenia, akto jego gazety ME abo-
nuje, tego przeklina, jak przeklina}
delegat6w ma ostatni Sejm Zjedno-
czenia, gdy CT z pogarda odrzucil-
jego niesprawiedliwy organ. Kiedy-
PREY zamykaniu Sejmu delegaci cd
mawiali pacierz, on tax wygadywal:
WY, psie krwie, m6wicie, ze cd
puszczacie waszym winowajcom, q
mnie ME odpuSciliScie j moja
,,Prawde'' zescie odrzucili. |
Wszelako delegaci ME zwazali
ma jego halasowanie, jeno pacierz
dokonczyli.
A. II.
N%auczyciel j
organista.
egzaminowany Y starym kraju, po-.
49, =-%E& S+IE-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

= Wiel. ks
L Jankowskt opuszcza mas.
z powodu utraty zdrowia =
z porady lekarsk;e] uda sic
ma poludn'e. b tn kl'mat
mu ME sprzyj'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
AmERYkA
49,
WILKESBARRE.

Strajkujacy g6rnicy znajduja sic "
%przededniu wielkiej nedzy. Zasoby
jake mieli oszczedzone iuz sic wy
czerpaly, a W kasie organizacyi
ME wiele sic znajduje. Powsta}a
mysl z~a1ozenia ZafoZenia funduszu
narodowego, do kt6rego maja wp}y-
mac skladki os6b %spieszacych z po-
moca strajkujacym g6rnikom. Mad
MISREPRESENTATION tego planu
,pracuja obecnie prezydent Mitchell,
prezydent Pompers i przewodnicza-
cy innych organizacyi:
DULUTH, MINI. - G6ornicy
-.
kopalh Sparta i Malta" porzu-
Gill prace, zadajac zwiekszenia "a
platy. Dotychczas pobierali oni
sl.@ dziennie, a zazadali 50. 90, ma
co zarzad kopaln zgodzic sic ME
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rzaja PREY ochronle policyi poslu-
gowac sic Swiezo przyjetymi robot
nikami.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

CLEVELAND, O.Ludwik
Gulawinski, zamieszka}y pod
nr. as prey I'll. Alabama, do
stall nag}ego napadu warya-
cyl we wtorek j z wielk3
trudnoscia zdo}ano go usmie-
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l,cyjna Tuta) sedzia White
IA drugi dzieh zawyrokowa1
&c nieszczesl'wy postrada4
zmys}y ! wydaf rozkaz. sby
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dzle Ola cb14kaoych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

KOKOTKlEWICZ. kt6r,
pred kilku y godniami ma
pada W Chicago ma m'odegc
Maiewsklego syna kasyera
Zwiazku Narodowego Fol
sk,ego. skazany zosta} ma po-
byt W domu karnym W Joliet,
ma czas niecgraniczony.
"a stara-
mem Ks. ]. ~Pieehowskiego.
proboszc.a para6ii sw Jar
dwig, otworzona zostanie fila
bibl,oteki publ cznei v nowo-
'buduiacym sic specyalnie na
ten eel prseznaczon,m bu-
.dynku przy ty1nae kose'ele
Pray budynku prseznasczcnyy'm1'
"a b.bl,oteks J csyteln's 1n mai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
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~ sA poszukuje po-
drotu'acego agenta.

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Ikt6rvby byt .arszem j ssrgs-
n,sta Je1yk polsk,' anRielski
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|dakcyi W1ARUsA.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25

had been killed about four miles west of the city. The huntsmen say that the reptile was found with a quail in its mouth. As told by the Times-Union of that town Drysdale was the first of the party to fall in with the snake. Indeed, he had very narrow escape, as the big reptile was within only a few feet Of him. The party stopped near field that seemed to hold good promise of game. and the horse being hitChed, the three went out Into the woods to hunt for quail. There was only one dog for the party, a pointer. that soon flushed covey. pr. Dancy managed to get two on the rise. and he was then attracted by an exclamation made by Drysdale. who said that he had almost stepped On snake. The two together made an investigation and fOunG a big rattler oa the very spot from which the birds had risen. The rattler was fired at and killed. In his mouth, the huntsmen say, the snake held a quail, which was still nuttering with life, though the shot had also struck the bird and it soon a:terward died. The rdttler YVES very large one and had nine rattles.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25

Granville Ridenour returned home from Prescott yesterday after four months absence.
 Col. Schultz and Dr. Scroggs. were business visitors in Phoenix yester- day.
 F. M. Schurman who last spring transferred the agency of the Wells Fargo company in Tempe to C. P. Bar rowdale resumed the work last Sunday, MT. BarrOwdale retiring.
 The band concert was delivered Sab bath afternoon in front of the Casa Loma and was attended by an unus- ually large number of Tempe citizens who were very enthusiastic in their praises of the fine appearance of the boys in their new uniforms.
 The Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday morning in the M. l.. church at 10:3O fast time). Rev. MOwre will deliver the sermon.
 Mir and Mrs. $. T. King of Hutchin- son, Kansas, are spending a few days in Tempe.
 John Cave left yesterday for a trip tO the northern part Of the territory.
 Jack Steward of Mesa, was a busi- noss visitor here yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-25
TEMPE

Charles Mullen and family of Living ston. are the guests O. Mr. Mullen's parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Mullen MT. Mullen will return home Thursday. Mrs. Mullen and the children will re- main until after Christmas.
 H. P. Griffen is able to be out again after his illness but unable to attend to the duties Of his mail route.
 Dr. R. R. Root left Sabbath evening for a business trip to eastern Arizona.
 Mrs. A. J. Shilling of Chicago, who is spending the winter in Tempe, the guest of Ms. 4. C. Ozanne, drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 John Priest and Charles Carroll brought in a fine young deer as the result Cf their hunting expedition Sun day. The boys killed the deer about ten miles southeast of Tempe.
 A. Wyatt of Phoenix, was a business visitor here yesterday.
 Prof. and Mrs. R. II. Forbes of Tue son, are guests at tne Casa Lorna.
 The river has fallen sufficiently to be again fo.dabic.