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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
T.-R BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
The Weather.

The Weather,
1owa-Gc"erally fair tonight and Sat
urday; p . ly thunderstorms i'm the
nou'th to SIT; slightly warmer to-
Souu s kota-Generally fair tonighs
with s. IDLY thunderstorms in the
east ; sht cooler in the central and
east 5
PAGE ONE.
Tt aphic News.
=. ror at Los Alamos.
Sugar Laden Fleet Coming.
Quiet at Shenandoah.
Mitchell Answers Business Men.
State Capitol iii Bad Condition.
PAGE TWO.
General News.
Rock Island Reorganization.
Treasury Deficit for Month.
Mayor Ames Resigns.
Big Corn Crop in Nebraska.
PAGE THREE.
iowa News.
Cummins Investigating Rock Island
Deal.
Lively Times in Union
Prisoner Escapes a Toledo.
Wayerly Woman Kills Herself.
Attempt to Wreck Gas Plant.
Iowa News Notes.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
Editorial.
Bloodshed in Strike Region.
An Iowa Book.
Some Effects Of Mfrgans Merging.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
Important Decisions.
Iowa Items and News.
PAGES SIX AID SEVEN,
City News.
Educators Deliver Lectures.
An Inhuman Father.
Grocers Postpone Action.
The Odeons Attractions.
Negro Labcrers Imported.
New Physical Director.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
Iowa and Commercial.
Markets Quiet-Hogs Lower.
Iowa Railway Assessments.
The Market Reviews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01

before marriage He knew Wallace at
| Bald Mountain and knew it WAS Cas-
Hey. They sometimes called him Jack
Dimes. He was also acquainted With
Mrs. Wallace at Bald Mountain. He
husbands name WAS Casley, but some-
times the miners had called him Casley
and he asked them not to do it. After
wallace had lived in Rockwell City Ia,
for q number of years a Cornishman at
Runnells. a.. received a letter from
Mrs Casley asking about her husband
and this was forwarded to Il man in
Rockwell City who read it to Wallace.
Wallace was mad about it. The letter
asked for money and Mrs. Casey said
she had been in poverty ever since Cas-
ley deserted her and he had sent her
nothing. 1t was claimed Wallace did
not deny he was Casley. There appears
10 have been no evidence in the case
that Wallace and Mrs. Wallace We're
ever married. Dispositions We're taken
in the town of ST. Just to establish the
marriage of Casley and other facts of
his residence there. and depositions
taken in Colorado and elsewhere to
SHOW the record he had made. The
court held that Mrs. Casley was the
lawful wife of Wallace and gave her
the land. and the claimants of the land
have appealed. 1t is a strange and sad
case. for the witnesses all agreed that
Mrs. Wallace had not, so far as they
knew. amy knowledge of Waliace's
previous marriage.
j. c. Hcmpel. who was elected Fourth
district member of the state committee,
became a candidate in rather an infor-
NAL manner. He WAS not on the dele
CATION from his county. The matter of
his candidacy was not thought of at
the time the county convention was
held. But he came on a proxy and was
elected to the only place the Fourth
district gave to anybody. His friends
and neighbors say he is a good man for
the place and will be an excellent COM
The republican state committee will |
open rooms in the city and |
have headquarters ready for work in
the campaign. The seventh district |
member lives here and Secretary Phil !
lips of the Second district also lives in |
Des Mcines, and therefore they can I
easily attend to the committee affairs
until the speaking campaign opens up |
when Chairman Spence will come to
he front. After the speaking campaign |
)DeuS it will he kent lively for a time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
Mr.. Payne having attended the recent

Mr.. Payne having attended the recent
convention.
Governor Hunt and Attorney General
Harlan discussed With the president
and Postmaster General Payne the sit
uation in Porto Rico. the governor re-
viewing at some length the inporhnt
features of his administration and out
Inning the present conditions in the
island President Roosevelt indicated
fcrcefully his interest in Porto Rico and
expressed great confidence in its future
as u most desirable acquisition TO this
country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
Prominent Deaf Mute Kills Himself.

DECATUR, III, Aug. I.-Char1es Kear-
ney. son-in-law of the late Orlando
Powers. one of the wealthiest men In
Macon county. shot and killed himself
today. He was deaf mute and had a
national reputation as teacher of the
deaf. Ill health is believed to have un-
settled his mind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
MANY BODIES RECOVERED.

Sixty seven Victims of coIliery Explo-
sion Have Been Found.
Melbourne Victoria, Aug. l.--Sixty-
seven bodies have been recovered from
the colliery AT Wollongong where the
explosion occurred yesterday. The work
of rescue is hampered by afterdamp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
Brvan Leaves New Haven.

New Haven. Conn. Aug. William
Jennings Bryan left New Haven today
Tor New York, by rain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
Made Governor Of Paraaua.

Manila. Aug 1.-captain William A.
Phillips, of the Tenth infantry. has
been appointed governor OF the island
of Paragua.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
kinq Continues to Improve.

Cowes, Aug. 1.-The king had IN ex :
cellent night. The prince and princess
of Wales started for London this morn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
YOUNG BURGLAR SENTENCED.
Clyde spaudins Loots Car Company:
Safe
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Aug. Clyde Spauld
ing. l3-year-old son OF John Spaulding,
i; blacksmith who lives at Twelfth and
Locust streets, was sent to the reform
school by Judge Silvera yesterday on Il
charge of larceny. He was convicted OF
stealing trip report envelopes from the
bank of the Des Moines City Railway
companV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
BIT OFF HIS NOSE.
Cedar Rapids Man Suffers in Fight for

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, Aug. LIN a row over
a woman Joseph Knight lost the major
portion of a prominent roman nose. The
portion was bitten off by a man
named curtis, an insurance agent.
Knight will endeavor to make Curtis
serve a term in prison for his mouthful
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01

Daniel Farley, colored, was hanged at
Memphis for the murder of his wife on
July 90, 1901.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01

Lord Pauncefot's Will Probated.
London. July 31.-The will of the late
Lord Pauncefote has been proved. The
value of his estate is placed at .eG5,70o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
NILES PosToFFIcE CRACKED.
Safe Blown and large Sum Secured
by Robbers.

Niles. o., Aug. 1.-The safe in the
postoffice here was blowi open at an
early hour today by cracksmen, who
secured about s160 in money and 1000
stamps The safe is wrecked and the
office badly damaged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
Yohe REGISTERS as Lady HoI

London. Aug. Inlay Gohe drove to
the Savery Hotel early today and regis
tered as Lady Francis Hope.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
EXPLORER BALDWIN RETURNS.
Baffied But Not Beaten in Effort to
Reach the Pole.

Honnngsvaag, Norway, Aug. l.
Bulletin-Evelyn b. Baldwin, Arctic
explorer arrived here today. He re-
ported all his men in good health and
said: 1--WE have been baffled, but not
beaten
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
HABLAN- LOS COMITES

Oue pracedan Ia Assmblea reuniones de
dseg&dos an las cabeceras de dfstritos que
hAyA Gamble de imprasiones, para que pued&
hAber maduFaz ds jaicio, acisrto an las raso-
Iuciones saba prudente decision fnal que
noG haga, 81 cabe, mas fuertas, mas robnstos,
mas grRndes para seguir lidIando, hoy como
aver con mas 6ffoR que aver, por 10 causa
bendita de ls libertad Gel derecho.
Esse Oomite comprends iuatiacA ID I'M
paciencia de los patrfotas de MayagusE que
quiersn SaneAr Ia atm6afera sAIVar TODD
trance 10 tierra fDfs!i en- que nacimos de Ia
poatrAci6 y de Ia muarta. este comit6 les
y profunda admiration. Psro piensk que en-
oCHo DIA5 no es possible resolyer el problems
plAnssaao de cuya rssoluei6n dspsnde 10 susr-
te del psls
En ocHo D1As no podrsmos llegar al con-
vencimisnso de que, dscretads 10 d'soiuci6n
del pArtido fsderal, hkbr& ds surgr g oflo 30
del Bepucro ell JESUS de 10 victoria.
Haya tiempo para lesr en ell iibro del por-
vsnir; hAya tiempo para le los delegados
cam bien i'm prasiones en- &msatingsD parcfEles; !;
hsyR tienpo para que . Is AsamDlea gsneral
vaya, una como Dios, Is idss qua ha de ilevAr-
nos nj triunfo rsdsntor, ofg&se Ia palabra,
AquitAtsss ell psnsamiento de todos los patrio-
tAs 6fntsIeet0Rles de la colectvldad; p6lsese
In opini6n de los correligionsrIos; esperem os
que Ilegue el conssio, Ii VOC autonsa Ia y clio :
suents del SieaderS del persido, de su itustre
fdndsdori diganos Al que piensa de los aucesos
qde se deaArrollan en- Eel pals acHerde la
Asamblea, qa6 rumbo dsbemos seguir para
bien de In pAEriA.
Este oomit6, senor Preside snta, asegura &
uatsd que respstara stsmpre las decistones de
ese also casFpo directive al q 1a rinde eI home
naia de su simp4tfa y de adhssi6n, que
acAtArA camptra sus acusEdos cissto de qas
los inspIra eli oisn de IL coisctivIihd cnyos
dsstinos tan acaEtadamenss rigs.
Ds ustsd, afsetuossments,
Celestino Perez,
Presidents dsl Connie local.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
PONCE
(NOTICIASD SDRECTASl

Julio 1G
Sc In dsdieado & sus ceupaeiones en- el ra-
mo do correcs, nnsstro amigo Ysnsito Open
heimer, ccmpietamente KestAbIec:do de in en-
fsImedad que hA anfEido.
La DireetivA del Casino de esta ciudAd ha
AeoRoAdo cslsbyRr nm bale de sosisdad eI dia
10 del eoREiente mes, que promote qnedAr au-
mAmenbe Incido.
Nos In enaG kado nm amigo do esta eindAd
una eariA oe Warrington an 10 cuAl 10 ac elan-
IAN 10 noticia os que vAFiAs ssnoEitas de las
que preatAEon txam sneR para In gresar en- al rA
mo oa coRreOs, Eeran nombKadAs.
Han aldo eurados en- Ia sala de socorros loa
indivldnoa RAfAei PAoIt dc una herIdR psne-
tRADte oe prGLoatico FeseEvAoo Juan Valen.
tin Rodiigusss proceoenss ns GuAyanilIM, do
heslpAa DO PIDnosaico grave.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

Aumenta eada die ell sntnsiasmo en- los fs
deraies dc ests ciudad parA concnFrir la
AsambieE del 30 : pressneiar los inteFesantas
debates que en- ella han de sntahlsrse.
LIE juventud de spabos sexos espera llena
de ihoilo Ell nAiIe que Sc celebrark en- ell casino
oil sAnado 1s del corrisnse.
Nuestro Comit6 local hs nombPado como
delegados Ia AsAmblsR del 90 los iicencia-
dos don Angel Acosta QnnBsKO don Luis
Llorens Torres = Fsieitamos al comite por su
Acterto.
Han sido dados de alta, por cursci6n de
lRa heridAa que snfrieran, los individnos Ma
nrei Msldonado, R.fAel Aponte, Maria MART
nez uana CTuz. A8f 10 particips al tusgsdo
sl doetor Aguerreysre en- parties del dia de hoy.
El Inspector de Sanidad don Angel e E,hs.
vArT1a descnbEi6 en- una importante casa de
eomercio de la playa varios tercios de bacalAo y
bArrtes de arenques en- estado de descompo
sici6n, procedendose ense 6 uidA Q quemAr los
mencionados artfcnlos.
I'm In asamblea local celebrada Dor los fs.
derAies de JuAna DiRx el domingo pr6xImo
pasAdo f0eron electos como Delegates los en-
tuaiastAs corrsigionarios don TomAs C6spedes
y don Carlos Dlkx.
Ademas de los . ,legados del ComitG. con-
currirAn In Asamoiea del 90 los preattgioaos
fsdsrales don Guillermo Schue K, don Joae r T.
mon B3cerrR y don Epgenio Astol. Los dos
primeros van en- 50 calldRd de mfembros del
Comise Directive ell sefiJr Astol como direc-
tor de GEe PoTveniE7.
So opina en- estA ciudad que aqueIlos pue-
blcs que pOr circnnstanciAs eepeciales 10 pu-
diaaen enviAr approximation propia In Aaam-
bleai debens al Eemitir las credenciAles en-
blAnco San Juan, manifesfAr su opinion so-
bEe Los Rsuntos que han de tratarse, evitkndose
de cate modo que sean representados por De.
legados de opinion contraria.
C1sf to6As las noches se rsune Ii Comisi6n
de festej1s para tTetRF de las quo sh cele hrArSn
en- estA ciudRd oil ofa 95 del que cursa en- con.
memOraci6n oel arribo de los amerieAnos .
sstss plnyas.
Circular hoias sueltas invitAndo nara ma
reunion en- loo sAIones del Club Federal mana.
m en- In cual los Dsiegados sesores Acosta v
Liorsns camblRTan impresiones con sus repre-.
sentRdOs.
Anoehe varios indisiduos en- coehs 80 ccu-
paban de eaeAndalizar moiestando . los demas
vacinos. uoneuyeron 81 paseo sin eltorpe-
eimfeuto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

Se00Ks
Plkcsme comunicar ustsd que ell Comit6
de mi presidsnoia en- session cslebrsda con estA
fscha hA elegido los delegados que han de re-
pressntarle en- la AEambieA de Ia colectivf1Ad
que tsndr& efecto ell 30 del corriente.
Chmpleme tAmbien mAnif4star uated que
In corporSci0n referida opins que esa Dlrecto-
rio debs trantfsrir parA el dia q lin5s de Agos'
30 pF6ximo 10 celebRRcion de II Assmbaa del
partido, BAsa su parecer en- los Gig uientes
fundAmentos;
La AsAmblea tendrk efscto pstici6n de
distingnidos = promina2tsH correIiglonarios
nuianas solicitArkn que scar rssueItos en- ella
probIemas que exigen largo estudlo profun
dA medItAci6n.
A los Representatives. de los comIt6I no sara
pcslpIe en- los ooFtos dias de una sola semAna
hRceP, en- todos ana asPeetos, eRtudfo detenido
de la situoci6n actual, nf bAutisAr nuevRmente
N IA hnsste glori0sR con sguAs que pueden ser
las del Jordan de la felicidAd y de I& gtoria 8
las del mar negro de 10 desgrAcls y de 10
mnoHte.
Los delegados, responsables ante Ia histo
Eia, ante Ia pstriA y ante dos en- estos momen'
toS solemnes en- que ne iuega sI porvsnir de 10
sierra en- que nAcimos, no qnerr6n en- oCHo
DIAS resotveF Ia crisis supremA que sera
30 fusnts de vida, psFo cue pueds ser 10 dsrro
IN hnal del ejercIso que hoy combAts frents q
sodos los dsspotismos . todas las concnpis
csnciAs.
Conviene que q l& AsRmbls& concuFrAn los
REPRESENTATIVES, CON un solo movil, iIuminados
poF una sofa idea gFanda Kedentora. La So
Ind daL pals exige que no resulten discfep&n-
0cias hrsntscss que ensorpeceE vengan
nuestrA labor al oisn de los sAgrsdos intsre.
sas dc La pasria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
Gonorrn0I

Esa preparation esa ecomendada de espec
pronud g6rmenes deterioras
c6ulas oganas alojan devuelve tedos
gdad copleta evtando catrices estrechece uretales
Preparado dnicamente The Gonorrho Medical M g Co.
York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
Question reIiglosa
La entrega de Lola

El 80 de JUNO se reunieron IL de los con-
cej ales que formaban ell Ayuntsmieato de Loi'
xA fuevon nombrAdos por unanimloao para
verincar 10 entrega sl de Rio grsnde, los ssnc-
res don Jacinto Morales, don Juan oiufo
y don Octavie G3rcfa SaIgado.
las del 10 de los corrienses ID comislon
receptora compuesta de los sen3res don Jose
Roman Diaz, don Pedro Roig don Manuel
Pfmentel persona en- 10 casa mun1e1pai se
procedi6 IL entrega de todos los hienes ln-
muebles. muebles 49,. y cr6ditos ba1o inyen-
tario en- 10 f1rma siguiente:
CREDTTOS PASIVOS
Absoutaments ningono.
METAL @ Y CREDITOS ACTIVOs
Existencia en- cAi& ...... S 2 273 so
Por 10 que falts por recfbir de 10
contribution del presente ano
econ6mico. ......... 459 81
Por 10 que ha de corresponder an
Ell 40 trimest por ell fmpuesto
de licorag tRbAcos. ...@..... SOC oO
Por deudores de los amos 1897 al
00O. ....' '.....'....' ..''..''..' ~'o4o'oo
Por arrcndamtento del snc6n en
kAei presents sf11.............. : 25 90
Por dep6sto procedente de carni.
Cef1A. s..........'....'.. oF.oO
8 365 II
BIENES TNBUEBLES
Casa municipal g.. & ,.......... 240 90
BIENES MU UEBLES
CAbalI6s para eI servicio de bsga
jes Sc & -. ..........."... 695 Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
ESTADoS UNIDos
En Ia GuaYfa

I'm sl Dspartamento oe IL Guerra Sc ha
Reeibido nm Informe ofc1AI oeciArando que el
canonero GMarietap SO eLcuentra en- ell puerto
ae In GuRyrA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
0rden de marcia

El mi6reoes paSRdo Ell GMAftetaS que sstR
b On SAnto Domingo reeibi6 ordsn ds nnirse
los demAs buques norseamericAnos surtos on
In GuRyTR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
Paul = erraSSe

Anador compositor de piano. ofrece public
cudad comprome6ndose pianos
primitive de por usados que essen.
Gale Cells Aguilera, esquina Baldorioty,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

En el mismo aeto la eomis6n de Ia junta
sscolar de Loiza hizo entrega D Ia de Rio G ram
de de ID documentAei6n etc. y de IL suma de
$29 16 csntAvos como existsnsia en- csia, que
dAndo pendientas de cobro In sums de $73 81
centavos y sstando cubIartas todas las aten eio.
nes del prsseuts af1, sin cue hsys dsudas pa
sivas de ningnna c!ase.
No huho IG menof di6cultad dn 10 entre4
ga, pues ambAs comiEiones sc componf&n de
caballerOs que saben eumplir CON sus deberes
llener las formas aociales.
Asf, en ess situaci6a fotante estAn easi
todos los municipios qae snexRn poYoua son
fsderalas y ss pens6 debilitaP nuestro parti-
do con medi1s tan absurda.
LofEa, sl pueblo mas rico de Ia isla pierda
su personalidad; pero al msnos paEa ser ba-
rrio de otro que tambien sus hombrss saben
conservaE oignidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
N Notas de Espaha
Contra al c0lera

OVIILt0 VI
El gobierno espaf d, con motive de exsen-
derse con gran rapidez ell c6lera morbo por So
do Ell sur de r 1sia, h. dispuesto que en- 1000
oil litoEaI de In penfnsua % fmpongAn Iue.sss
meddas cusrentenartas todas las proceden-
ctas de aquel fmperio.
Question religlosa
Dsspachos de Madrid dicen que ell presl.
dente del 1nseto de Ministries, estrechado por
sns eompa a. aros, se muestra IN en- sentloo IA
vorabi que Sc plsntse ID question reiigiosa'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
Mr.. Chafe

81 general Cha ffs rec1be mandate de vol
YER los Estados UnIdos.
PfobAblements oil retoFno del isfe de las
tropAs AmericAnas en- el archipelago tendrG
lugAr en- Septlemhfe.
El general Ohs fac permaneee todo este
hempo en- al archipelago, para organism el
smbarqus de las tropRs de regreso . los ESta-
doe Unidos.
Tambi6n tisns So cargo Auxlliar la cons.
tituei6n del gobierno civil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
Comsrio, Julio 10 de 1909.

Senor don Santiago r. Palmer, Presidsnte
del Cuerpo DirsCtiv0 del pArtldo fsderal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16
Mr. T aft

ri pPesi6snts Rooseveit hA dado 6fdenes
A0RminMntes O Mr. Taft, ordenAndole que insis-
~ en- en- demands de una orden de s. g. Leon
XIII exigienoo . Las Ofdenes religions estA-
bIee1das en- EInPinAs el AbAndono de aqual
pRiB.
La orden del prssidsnte exprssa tambien,
que ei gobsrnAdor TAfs no aRlga de Roma sin
hAber neRado q I'm Acuerdo con el Papa.
Sc dice que eI presidents ssb6 decidido y
terminar eaSA cuesti6n que no permitiEA gus
regrese oil gobernAdor TAft sin IA bsF Anses re-
suelto el problems.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

El Ron Vieo Gate procede de dobe delacion 10 que
puro extraas 10 cerca e Lat
u1mico Municipal de San Juan El pdbco 10 prefee
hay constante exstenca en- las coneras comaoos
mas estabIecmientos acreditados de la cudad
Depdsjt0 general: FEDERICO GATELL-Navogu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

NuestTo Comit6 local ha nombFado com
delegadoa Ia As2mblss del 90 & los iicencia
dos don Angel Acosta QninssFo don Lui
LioEens Torres FslieitAmos al comite por Q
Acterto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

Aumenta eada die ell sntnaiaamo en- los fa
deraIes dc esta etudad park concuerir & Ia
AsAmbieE DEL 30 = praasneiar los interesantai
debates que en- ella han de sntahlarse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

Han aldo dados de alta, poF curaci6n
lRa heridAs que sufrieran, los individnos Ma
nrai Msldonado, r .fAel Aponte, Maria MART
nez j mana Crux. A8i 10 particips 81 tusgsd
sl doetor Aguerreysre en- parties del ala de HOY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-16

Ls juventud de smhos sexos espera lien
de ihoio Ell bale que Sc celebrsrk en- ell eastn
el sAbAdo 1e del corEisnte.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-13
RECEIVER FOR DETROIT BANK.

Union Trust Company to Have
Charge Of city Savings Institution.
Detroit. Mich. Feb. 13.-Judge Don
ovan has appointed the Union Trust
company of this city receiver for the
wrecked City Savings bank. Judge
Donovan fixed the bond Of the Union
company at 100000. The judge an
noumced that he would later appoint
an attorney to act as counselor for the
Union Trust company in this matter.
Ii is said that he has under consider
alton the name of ex-Congressman T..
A. T.. Weadock.
Prosecuting Attorney Hunt has be-
gun suit against the directors of the
City Savings bank on behalf of Wayne
county for $25O,OOO. The county is
one of the heaviest depositors in the
wrecked institution.
Cashier Henry B. Andrews of the
City Savings bank is reported u weak
er. Ills mind wanders, and he has
symptoms of a recurrence of his heart
trouble.
Sidney A. Witherbee has begun suit
against +. G. Andrews, former vice
president of the City Savings bank,
whose overdrafts and overcertified
checks caused the banks suspension.
to compel the return of certain securl-
ties, including II concession for rail
road in Mexico.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-13
LORD DUFFERIN DEAD.
Former Governor General OF Canada
Expires In Ireland.

London, Feb. 13.-The Marquis Of
Dufferin, former governor general OF
Canada and who had filed many high
diplomatic posts in the English ser7'
Ice, is dead at his residence at CIande
boye, County Down, Ireland Lord
Dufferin had been long in i'll health
He passed away peacefully after
night of total unconsciousness.
Lord Dufferin never wholly recover
ed from the shock which he expert
enced as the result Of the death of his
son, Lord Ava, in South Africa, and
the failure of the London and Globe
Finance Corporation, limited, and KIN
bred concerns of which he was di'
rector completed his breakdown.
With the exception of his youngest
son, Lord Hamilton Temple Blackwood
VINO is with his regiment, the Ninth
iahcers, In South Africa, ali the family
We're present at the deathbed lsor0
Clandeboye, the eldest son. who is
clerk in the foreign office and who
married Florence. daughter of John II
Davis of New York, succeeds to tht
ute, and another American joins tut
ranks of the peeresses.
The r neral Of Lord Dufferin will b'
private. His remains will be buried IL
the graveyard at Clandeboyt Feb 3D.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-13

Those old English Kings
made history. Those old En-
glish Kings were fast livers.
Those old English Kings got
sick.
One disease became so COM
mon to them as to be called
!" Kings evil "a royal disease.
1t is now among us-the we'll
known scrofula. Those old
English Kings handed it down,
spread it through the nations,
and here it is.
Too bad SCOTS Emulsion
was not made in time for those
Kings. SCOTS Emulsion is a
positive cure for Kings evil
or scrofula. 1t heals the sores,
adds strength and flesh and
brings good health.
Well send you little to try, it you like.