Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-24

the Camanche cemtery. The 1aculty
of Cornell College was represented by
President w. f. King and Professor N.
Knight. The Gladstone Literary Soci-
ETY., of which John was member, was
represented by its president, j. j. Ter
rell, and H. II. Carhart. Professor
Knight and Mr.. Terrell each voiced the
esteem in which he was held by the
faculty and by the members of his So
ciety.
Eagle Grove.
Tuesday morning early N. w. Owens,
M. D. Braden and George Wright left
Eagle Grove for the large ranch in
North Dakota which belongs to the
Owens Land Company and is being
managed by w. P. Owens, near Dick
enson. They took with them 240 head
of stock making six cars with which
they form a nucleus for the big herds
that they proposed to Craze on the new
land.
Marengo..
The disbarment case against Attor-
ney Thomas was tried this week in Ma
rengo Attorney Pugh assisted by Pop
ham & Havener, argued the case orally
against Attorney Thomas. The defense,
represented by j. d. Butler and Thomas
Stapleton, asked permission to file a
written answer to the charges. This
was granted and they We're given till
April 18th to do 80, and the other side
was given till May 18th to reply to the
answer A number of witnesses were
used by the proecution but none was
called by the defense. The case was ar
gued before Judge Patrick B. Wolf of
Clinton.
Alton.
The STAR Enterprise believes that the
taxpayers of Alton would willingly pay
a good salary to a good marshal who
would suppress gambling in our town.
1t takes good salary to get a good
marshal and poor one is worse than
none. But few know the extent to
which gambling is carried on in Alton
Last year a man holding most re-
sponsible position with the c., B. & @.
lost his thousands Of dollars at the
gambling table in Alton. Boys begin by
shooting craps and in few months we
find them In the gambling holes. Is 1t
not time we should pause and ask our
selves WHITTIER are we drifting?"
Fl. Dodge.
A heavy blow was dealt to the cause
of liberty in dogdom when it was de-
cided by the health authorities that all
CANNES belonging to families under
quarantine for smallpox must be tied
UP and practically placed under quar-
antine for the same length of time as
their masters. Many of the families
quarantined for the disease are the
owners of the usual family pet dog, but
at no time during the winter has atten-
ton been given to the dog as possible
means Of spreading the disease. The
fact has. however, been brought to the
notice of the health authorities and the
possibilities of contagion thru the
agency of the CANNES brought to light.
Sully.
The cid lady, her four daughters and
four sons, whom we mentioned last
week as having "hid OUT in couple of
emigrant cars and thus left for the new
home in Minnesota, says the Sully Led
ger, came near getting thru without
being discovered. When within about
seventy-five miles of their destination
the end of the car in which the old
woman and her four daughters were
riding, was bumped into and damaged
to such an extent that repairs had to
be made and in mending the damage
the nest of humanity was discovered
1t cost $50 for tickets for the outfit
from that point to their destinations
But for the accident the old lady would
have made good her escape.