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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16

fOIlleWdZ WyQdIZy1 SIG WyPd-
dek, ze pewien porucznik, wioda-
cy swoj oddzial, chcia} precise
poprzed sikawki pozarne jadace
do ognia, woznice tychze ME
zwazali ma jego znaki, przeto ce-
sarz rozporzadzii, by straz ognio-
wa ME zatrzymywala sic po dro-
DE ami pred powozem cesarza
lub cesarzowej, ami pred powo-
zami ambasador6w, ami przed ma
szerujacemi wojskami.
Rzyrn, 16 marca. = Minister
spraw zagranicznych uwiadomi}
ambassadors amerykahskiego Me-
vera, re Wlochy postanowily u
rzedowo wziac udziai w wystawie
w St. Louis. Wyznaczono ma ten
eel 100000. Przedmioty wysta-
wowe zostana zawiezione do A
meryki ma okrecie wojennym.
Havana, 16 marca. - Podczas
gdy amerylahski minister floty
Moody z towarzyszami po polu-
dniu wyszli ma lad, nagle zerwai
sic straszliwy wicher, powstala u
1ewa zrobilo sic ciemno jak w
nocy. Komendant okretu Dol
phin, ma ktorym przybyl Moody,
Stoney, spostrzegl, re grozi wiel-
kie niebezpieczehstwo ma}ym
statkom w przystani zapytal sic,
kto zechce ma ochotnika zajac
sic ratunkiem. Zgiosiia sic Gala
zaloga bez wyjqtku. Natychmiast
spuszczono lodzie, wkrotce je-
dina z Mich wroci}a uratowany-
mi czterema Kubahczykami, po-
TEN Iodz kapitana z cialem poor
ME utonietego czlowieka, ktory
jednak potem przyszedl do siebie.
DzielnoSc marynarzy amerykah-
skich ogolnie podziwiano, zwla-
SEGA, ze zaioga apgielskiego stat
ku Ariadne byla bezczynna, cho-
ciaz jeden Z przewroconych stat
l66w znajdowal sic w jej poblizu.
Petersburg, I6 marca. = Pod
przewodnictwem ministra spraw
wewnetrznych V. Plehwe komisya
w tym celu wyznaczona juz roz-
poczela pracowac mad planami
wprowadzenia w zycie ukazu ca
ra tyczacego sic samorzadu gmin.
Do komisyi wchodza szefowie
pieciu departamentow i pieciu gu
bernator6w prowincyj.
Caracas, 10 marca. = Dnia I3
marca wyslano czeSc wojsk rza-
dowych wyspy Margarita, by
napadly ma powstahcow pod Cam
pano, kt6ra to miejscowoS6 zaje-
Ii powstahcy w czasie blokady.
Po trzygodzinnej bitwie wojska
rzqdowe odebraly miejscowoSc i
zabra1y g jehcow, kt6rych 80
bylo ranionych. Nadto zabraly
kilka dzial zapas amunicyi.
Madryt, 16 marca. = w Coim-
bra w Portugalii wydarzyiy sic
powazne rozruchy W skutek
wzbraniania sic czeSci mieszkah-
COW pred p}aceniem podatk6w.
Przyszlo do kilku stare pomiedzy
1udnoScia a policya; try osoby
zostaly zabite, wiele poranio-
nych. w koncu musiano wyslae
wojsko do uspokojenia rozru-
chow.
Washington, 10 marca. = Zda-
je sic, re nadzwyczajna sesya
kongresu zakohczy sic najpozniej
we czwartek, gdyz obie partye
zgodzi1y sic ma ratyfikacya tax u
k1adu kubahskiego jak i panam-
skiego nikomu juz sic ME chce
wystepowac mowami. Zapewne
bardzo szybko zalatwi sic tie spra-
wy.
Do prezydenta Roosevelta wnie-
siono ciezkie oskarzenia przeciw
pewnemu adwokatowi i by1emu
urzednikowi departamentu pocz-
ty, a zawiklani sa takze niektorzy
obecni urzednicy pocztowi. Oska-
rzenia wniosl pewien adwokat z
Cincinnati, broniacy zaskarzo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16

Regestrujcie sic jutro, we VITO
rex, wszyscy, ktorzy ME regestro-
wall sic w zesziej jesieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16
Ziapany n,aizonek.

zona: Me zapieraj sic, bo mic
ME pomoze. -. Sama widziaiam,
jakies pocaiowai Magde!
MAJ & godnoscia): Istotnie'
ale pocaiunek ten dalem ME ko-
biecie, ale mistrzyni sztuki kuli-
narnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16
Kronika MiejscoWa.
PRAWYBoRY.

Sobotnie prawybory demokra-
tyczne odbyiy sic zupelnie po my
sli Harrisona, poniewaz w obec
niego ME przyszlo nikomu ma
mysl starac sic ma seryo pre-
prowadzenie takich delegatow ma
konwencye miejska, ktorzyby po-
nownej kandydaturze obecnego
mayora miasta byli przeciwni.
Walka prawyborcza budziia pre-
to O tyle interes, o lie w pojedyt-
czych wardach ubiegali sic roznl
kandydaci o tytuly godnosci ra-
dzcow miejskich.
Najzacietsza byia ia walka w
FL wardzie, gdzie dawnemu "bos-
sowi" demokratycznej maszyny,
dzisiejszemu wrogowi Harriso-
na,. Robertowi Burke, rozchodzilo
| sic O to, azeby wykazac przynaJ-
mniej w swej wardzie swoj
"wszechwladny' wplyw, mierza-
cy sic z wpiywem Harrisona.
Przeciwko kandydaturze zwolen-
nika Harrisona, Palmera, wypro-
wadzif Burke w pole kandydature
swego wlasnego naganiacza DaI-
tona poruszyl niebo i ziemie, "a
zeby Palmera pobit. Zebral wiec
Gala gawiedz uliczna 81 wardy,
wszystkich politykierow kufelko-
wych, wszystkich swych nagania-
czy i wszystkich swych przyja-
ci6l, lecz pomimo nadludzkich
wysilkow, pomimo brania sic ma
przer6zne politykierskie wybiegi,
doznai sromotnej porazki. We
wszystkich II precynktach zostai
Burke pobity, W swoim VIA
snym precynkcie otrzymal 127
mniej gfosow, niz kandydat Har-
risona.
Me mniejsza porazke cd
"wszechwladnego" kiedys Burke
go doznal serdeczny jego przyja-
ciel i sojusznik I6tej wardy,
"wszechwladny" niegdys Stanl-
slaw Kunz. Tu takze byli czynni
jego naganiacze i przyjaciele ku-
felkowi, starajac sic wszystkimi
godziwymi i mniej godnymi spo-
sobami przeszkodzic wyborowi
de1egatow w. ], Jozwiahowskie-
go, pomimo re procz slomianych
kontrkandydatow polskich Joz-
wiakowskiego, Kunz ME miai Ia
dnego innego kandydata wlasne-
go, a jedynym powaznym przeci-
wnikiem naszego rodaka byl Lei
ninger, Niemiec, ktory przez diva
lata swego urzedowania, W radzie
miejskiej niczem sobie ma zaufa-
ME swych polskich wyborc6w ME
zas1uzyf
Jakiz tych niepolskich zabiegow
Kunza byl rezultat? Oto wybrano
jego delegatow 8, Leiningera de-
legatow przeszlo II, Jozwiako-
wski rozporzadza 16 delegatami.
Kunz zosta1 pobity sromotnie ma
wet we wlasnym precynkcie. Jego
porazka mora1na jest zupeina,
pogrom jego bedzie trudny do
powetowania, jezeli nasz alder
man ME rozmysli sic w ostatniej
chwili i jezeli zamiast kierowac
sic "zemsta", ME pokieruje sic
zmyslem politycznym.
Co mu wypada uczynic? J6z-
wiakowski ME ma "a soba absolu-
tnej wiekszosci delegatow, lecz
moze ia mice "a soba, jezeli przy~
najmniej dwoch delegatow slo-
mianych kandydatow Kunza
przejdzie W stanowczej chwili ma
strone J6zwiakowskiego. Stara-
MEM Kunza bye powinno pozo-
STAG wiernym wlasnym slowom,
wypowiedzianym ma mityngu
wardowej orgatlizacyi 10 wardy,
re iemu "wszystko jedno, czy U
trzyma nor1linacye Remus lub Jo-
zwiskowsli". Powinien przeto
Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16


nell "a Jozwiakowskim, przeciw
Leiningerowi.
Take postapienie Kunza bylo-
by prawdziwie polskiem i praw-
dziwie politycznem, gdyz rehabi-
litowaloby go W oczach polskich
wyborcow, jako korzacego sic
pred VIOLA wiekszosci Polakow
W 16 wardzie. Kunz vie 0 tenn, re
przerzucajac dzisiaj g}osy, ktory-
mi rozporzadza, ma strone Leinin-
gera ME przyozyni sic do jego
zwyciestwa w dniu wyborow.
Wiecej widokow zwyciestwa be-
die mial Jozwiakowski, jake kan
dydat niezalezny, najwiecej repu-
blikanin, ktory skorzysta z ME
zgody w obozie demokratycznym.
Jezeli I6 warda przestanie bye
demokratyczna jezeli Jozwiako-
wski ME zostanie aldermanem,
Kunza spotka sluszny zarzur
sprzeniewierzenia sic demokra-
tom i Polakom. Jezeli ma dzisiej-
szej konwencyi J6zwiakowski O.
trzyma nominacye z inicyatywy
Kunza, jego sobotnia porazka
mice bedzie tylko lokalne znacze-
ME i nie pozbawi go dalszych
wplyw6w w polityce, nauczy go
jedynie, ze kohczy sic wszechwla-
dza "bossow" tam, gdzie og6}
wyborc6w przeciw ich samowoli
protestuje. Dobry strategik i poll
tyk, po poniesionej porazce stara
sic ratowaG to, CO jeszcze ME cal
klein stracone, w tym wypadku
Kunz ma wszelka moznoSc urato-
wanna bardzo wiele, wiecej moze,
niz sic sam spodziewa.
Miedzy delegatami ma konwen-
eye znajdujemy nastepujacych
polsltiemi nazwiskami: s warda:
F. x. Rydzewski, Stanislaw
Bloch, NJ. Ciesielski, A. Muraw-
ski; II warda; Leon Butkowski,
Nj. Bryczarek, Wojciech Urban
ski, Piotr Kniola, Andrzej Dulski,
NJ. Knutkowski, Jan Koscickl,
Jan Kalka; I2 warda: Piotr Je-
zierny, Stanislaw Bielihski; IS
warda: Jan Bloch, kukasz Kalas;
u warda: Piotr Kiolbassa, Jan X.
Arkuszewski, Jozef Pelikan, Mi
chai Kolasa, Franc. Kalas, Jozef
Rapczyiiski; I9 warda: Jozef
Kierski; "a warda: L. Bryjewskl,
Wojciech Strajkowski, K. Susla-
wski; 27 warda: Jan w. Lama;
28 warda: H. Porawski, Wojciech
Nowak, Stan. Sniegocki, Leon A
nyzewski.
16 warda wyseia ma konwencye
miejska nastepujacych delegatow;
J, Warszyhski, Henry Kath, JJo-
seph Schultz, E. ], Grace, Julius
Golnik, A. Schiwe, Albert Cwik,
T. ]. Kleaver, NJ. Bowler, J. Ha-
stings, A. Chrapkowski, ]. Jaku-
bowski, H. Schilling, Herman
Scaar, Tim Sheehan, Leo Mix,
John Kowalski, A. Bolda, A. ].
Kowalski, ]. Krubarski, V. ]. Joz-
wiakowski, John Jeszka, ]. Zielih-
ski, N. l.. Piotrowski, John Gniot,
K. B. Czarneclli, P. Mazurkie-
wicz, Charles Levy, Christ Blum,
c. C. Breyer, L. Perlman, John
L. Gross, S. Powlak, Henry Der
rick, A. Kriegmus.
Dowiadujemy sic, re akcye Joz-
wiakowskiego stoja dobrze. Me
kt6rzy delegaci z jego polskich
przeciwnikow ME posluza W "a
dnym razie "a powolne narzedzie
"maszyny" postanowili kiero-
wac sic w1asnym rozumem. Me
ktorzy zwolennicy Leiningera u
znaja re swej strony koniecznosc
poddania size wolf wiekszosci sta
ma w stanowczej chwili po stronie
Jozwiakowskiego. Jezeh tax jest
rzeczywiscie, alderman Kunz ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-03-16

Z Pamietajcie iutro regestrowaS
sic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
eRINNELL COMMENCEMENT.
Hon. Frank o. Evans, of Chicago, to
Deliver Address.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, May 1.-THE commence
ment program has been arranged and
the various attractions and things OF
interest should make this years COM
mencement one of the best ever held.
In place of the May festivals held dur
ing the past two years the Creation"
will be given by the Oratorio Society.
The Chrestomathian Society will hold
its emi-centennial during the week of
commencement. A strong speaker has
been secured and banquet will be
given afterwards. The Hill prize con-
test will be interesting, as all the So
|cieties are represented ~ worthy con-
testants.
Hon. Frank o. Lowden, of Chicago, an
alumnus. who was so prominent in the
reception rendered President Roosevelt
in Chicago, will give the commencement
address.
on Sunday, June {. President Dan F.
Bradley will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon at the Congregational church.
On commencement day will be held at
1890 p m. the alumni banquet, reunion,
and business meeting. Address by r.
w. Darling. '95: THE Congested Dis
trict of Our Large Cities: Their Edu-
cation" Rand gymnasium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Big Celebration to Honor Com
pletion of State Odd Eel
lows and Orphans Home
MASON CITY EXPECTS 10000
A Special Delegation of $50 Will go
From Boone And Many Other strana-
ers Will Attend-Home Was Built
BY The Various Lodges of The State
Elaborate Ceremonies Planned.
Special to Times-Repub.ican.


Mason City, May 12-The dedica-
ton of the Odd Fellows and Orphans
home of the state occurs here May 20
and indications, are that more than
10000 strangers will be present. The
home has been built by the members
of the various lodges in the state ard
the dedication ceremonies Will be OBJ
served in an elaborate manner. There
will be a parade in which will be the
Patriarchs Militant, Encampments, Re-
bekahs, Subordinate lodges, Grand
lodge officers and distinguished guests
and visitors. The program will follow
at o'clock at the home. where there
will be addresses by Grand Master
Judge q. A. Church, Alice Bellamy past
president of the Rebekahs, a presenta-
ton of the property by NJ. p. Sharts
chairman of the board, dedication adj
dress by Grand Secretary r. L. Tilton,
and music by the bands and u local
ladies' quartette.. Word has been re-
ceived from Boone that a special dele
cation of $50 will come from that place
and the various excursion agents of
the various roads report unusual ac-
tivity and large numbers Of special
trains will be run here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Goodell News.

Special to Times RepGbNcan.
Goodell, May 12.-This section was
visited by another soaking rain Satuf-
day night and Sunday night, which will
delay farm work at least three days.
Mrs. Hall and daughter who have
been visiting at C. E. Haynes the past
week, left Tuesday for their home Al;
Gilby. n. D.
The creamery under the management
of Mr. Thomas is doing an excellent
business and the butter so far has sold
ON the top notch on the New York City
market.
Tilers are in great demand the pres
|cnt weather.
L. d. Harmon. of Oshkosh, was look
ink after his landed interests here last
week.
John Christie, of Garner, was visiting
here last week. He has just returned
from a trip to Alberta, Canada.
Miss eastman is visiting friends at
Clarion and Webster City.
Agent Kepner, of the c.. r. I. & p,
left for Philadelphia on Friday in re-
Spouse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his mother. His place
lis temporarily filed by Extra Agent
Alberts.
Mr.. Lincoln returned from his trip
to South Dakota last week.
A. L. Tracy was doing business in
Garner Monday.
The Goodell second nine were de-
feated at Klenme Saturday.
The Farmers Bank has improved its
appearance by putting in new counters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

of that which is alleged to be projected
will not be built at all, or at least not
for several years. The track of the
Great Western from Manning into
Council Bluffs will certainly be fin
line to Sioux City will be constructed.
The cutoff of the Burlington from Os-
kaloosa TO Tracy, twelve miles. is now
practically completed. The Milwaukee
cutoff from Davenport to Ottumwa, Is
almost done, twenty miles of the sew
enty-SiX having been laid last year. The
work of construction of the Newton IL
Northwestern is regarded as certain as
contracts have been let for a part of the
distance and work is now in progress.
The part from Gowrie to Rockwell City
and the part from Frazer to Boone is
now being built. The Rock Island has
proposed route south from Eidon, but
nothing has been done. Portions of the
Illinois Central and of the great West
ern are to be rebuilt and Strengthened
out this year. Some construction work
is actually being done on the Iowa d
ST. Louis near CenterVille. The DeS
Moines Southern is sure go and the
work between Winterset and Greenfield
will commence very soon. 1t is not true
that this road has been sold to the
Great Western, but it will be operated
by the Great Western. Among routes
are the Pella & Southwestern
a short line; the Dubuque & Western,
from Dubuque TO Boone; the Dubuque,
Vinton s Southern, from Dubuque to
Newton; the Des Moines, Iowa City &
Eastern to Muscatine; the Chorlton
Valley, south from Centerville; the Des
Moines & Northern Iowa, to Minneap-
oils, and the Charlton, Knoxville g.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
MRS GRAFTON INSANE.
Beautiful Woman Who Helped to Sc
cure Husbands Liberty.

Des Moines, May 12.-Mrs. Fred Graf
ton was adiudged incompetent yester-
day and will be taken to the insane
hospital in the hope OF curing her of
drug using. This was the young and
beautiful woman whose tears and sup
pIications were responsible in meas
ure for the freedom of her husband,
who shot Mabel Schwartz in Des
Moines about ten years ago. He was
twirling a revolver on his finger at
the time and the gun went off and killed
the girl, who was the daughter of a
former northwestern Iowa official. Mrs.
Grafton was devoted to her husband
turnout his difficulty and at last sue
ceeded in saving him from further i'm
prisonment Since then they have lived
here, in part. and he has Travelled for
an excellent house. Six months. ago
they went to Hot Springs and there the
young woman took soma cure for the
drug habit for acquiring which no ac-
count is given.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
COMMENCEMENT AT ELDoRA.
Public Exercises Incident to the Grad
uation of Class of 1908.
Snecial To Times Rennhlican

uation of Glass of 1908.
Special to Times Republican.
| Elodra. May 1.-THE public exer-
cises incident to grauation of class OF
| 1903 of the Eldora High School are
now arranged for andNwill begin with
the Baccalaureate sermon Sunday af-
| ternoon, May "a. This service will be
held at the Congregational church at
3 o'clock. Rev. w. E. Stanley, of the
| Baptist church will give the sermon
Tuesday evening. May 26, at the Wis
ner will occur the class day EXERCISES,
which this year will consist of pre-
sentation of The Princess" by class
1908. The class has decided to adopt
| the plan, which it is hoped other classes
will follow, OF leaving some appropriate
souvenir or memento to the high school,
and they give this play as a means q
raising funds for that purpose.
Commencement exercises will COM
mence Thursday evening, May %, at the
| Wisner. The address of the class will
be by DR.. George f. Mclean. president
of the State University of Iowa. Pres
| ident Mclean is a comparatively new
man in Iowa, but he has done much al
ready to build up our state university.
He is n pleasing and forceful speaker
and the school is fortunate in securing
him for this occasion.
The class roll is as follows: Latin
consists of sixteen members, five boys
and eleven girls, as large class as
ever graduated from the Eldora high
school, except the class of 1890, which
had seventeen membrs.
The class roll is as follows: Latis
course-Maude Ethelyn Near, Helen
Hall, Grace Cathryn Crockett, Ina Luz
verne Taylor. Mabel Clare Collins
Florence NJ. SCtanley. Scientific course
Margaret Ethel Turner, Erwin L..
Devendorf, Grace Cannon Davis, Don
aid Webster Miles, Jessie Antoinette
Norris, Carl Spencer Harris, Edith
Keffer Martin, James G. Bales, Nellie
Orena Houghton, Herman HI. Jonker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Betrayed For s1s.

William Dean Howells was recently
talking about the slight change of
phrase that may make an impressive
thing ridiculous. Il remember a SER
mon that / heard" he said. sin my boy
hood. 1t was sermon about JUDAS,
and the minister, after reading TO us
how Judas betrayed the Master for
thirty pieces of silver, added: Thirty
pieces of silver, dear friends, is SIS in
our money And then he went on
heatedly; Yes, Judas betrayed the
Master, he prostituted that holy symbol
the Kiss, for the smaN sum of SIS The
change of phrase was slight" Mr.. How
ellis concluded, but somehow 1t suf-
feed to make everybody smile"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Edith Davis, of Fort Dodge, Has Mar.
row Escape from eDath.

Edith Davis, of Fort Dodge, Has Mar
row Escape from eDath.
Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, May 12.-Edith, the H.
year-old daughter Of Elmer Davis, of
West Fort Dodge, is suffering from tn.
effects of shock sustained when light
ming struck her home Saturday even
ing. The little girl was standing neal
the kitchen stove when the chimney OF
the house was struck by lightning. The
lightning followed the chimney, struck
the stove ana then the girl. on the left
side, rendering her unconscious and
burning her on the left side of the body
and leg The chimney was wreck and
the room was filled with smoke and
SCOT. The escape of the girl, who is
not seriously injured, is regarded as
almost miraculous.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
THE eRlNNELL NEWS.

Special to- Times RepubllCan.
Grinnell. May 12.-Mc. l.. L. Harris.
OF Cedar Falls, left last night for his
home after spending several days in the
city with friends.
Mr.. Bert Latimer. OF the Mason City
postoffice, is at home for a few days
with his parents.
Hon. ]. p. Lyman was in Gilman yes
terday on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
New Secretary Y. w. c. A.

Cedar Falls. May 12.--At called
meeting of the Y. w. c. A. cabinet yes
terday Miss Elizabeth Kaye, a high
school teacher at Grundy Center, was
selected secretary of the association for
the next year to succeed Miss Lillian
b. Chantry. who resigns 10 accept po-
sition in the Malvern hign school, Miss
Kaye graduated from the Normal
School In June, 1907.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

Mr.. Joseph PominviIle, of Saltwater,
MINI. after having spent over $4,000
with the best doctors for stomach trou-
bic. without relief, was advised by his
druggist, Mr.. Alex Richard. te try a
box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
err Tablets. He did so ana is a we'll man
today If troubled with indigestion, bad
taste in the mouth, lack OF appetite or
cons tipation, give these Tablets trial
and you are certain to be more than
pleased with the result. FOR sale at 20
cents per box by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Big Day at Fort Dodge.
c;,l ~ V,;p,ac Pap,1hlicap

Fort Dodge, May 12.-June is to be
a big day in Fort Dodge. President
Roosevelt will be here at noon and
spend an hour. On the same day the
Fort Dodge baseball team will play its
first game with Hampton. and for the
double purpose of seeing the president
and attending the game many excur-
sionists are expected from Mason City,
Eagle Grove and Hampton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
DISCHARGED and Rearres ted.

Otutmwa, May 12.-Henry Napier,
wanted in Hancock county. Illinois, as
a horse thief, was released yesterday
in habeas corpus proceedings, but as he
turned to leave the court room was met
and re-arrested by Sheriff Cremer who
had Just received requisition papers
from Governor Cumnins. An Indictment
for stealing chickens hangs over Ma
pier here and had the papers failed to
come it was the intention to hold him
on this charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Woman Suicides by Hanging.

Creston, May 12.--News came to
Creston Saturday afternoon about 4
o'clock that Mrs. Phillip Kuhns, whose
home is northwest of Orient, had COM
mitted suicide by hanging. No def
mite particulars are yet learned. 1t has
been feared by her family that her
mind was becoming unbalanced and for
some time she has been watched. 1t
is reported on Thursday Mr.. Kuhns
took his wife to Greenfield for medical
examination and his fears were quiet
ed by the physicians pronouncing her
all right
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

funeral of a friend, Sunday afternoon,
ran half a mile thru the city and turn
ing on their tracks ran number Of
blocks to the river into which they
plunged and swan across to Duck Is
land, where they We're later captured.
Harness, wagon and other equipment
was smashed or destroyed, with the ex-
ception of the neckyoke.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
Hardin County athletic Meet.
Special to Times Republican.

Eldora, May 12-A-t the high school
meet to be held IN this city Saturday,
May 16, there will be several contest
ing schools, fourteen field events, six
grammar grade events. A silver cup
will be awarded to the school scoring
the highest number of points, and med
ais will be awarded to the champions.
The features of the day will be a
ladies' basket ball game, Ackley VS.,
Eldora, and the music by the Indus
trial School band of forty pieces. The
weather permitting, it will be gala
.day
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12
NEW MILEAGE FOR IOWA.
Present Plans Promise 1000 Miles {
New Railroad This Year.

Des Moines, May 12.-The more than
1000 miles of new railroad projected III
the state of Iowa this year will be COM
menced as soon as the weather will
permit Some of the work is now under
construction, having been part of
contracts not finished last year. Much
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-12

When you want a pleasant physic try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They are easy to take and pleas
ant in effect. For sale by all druggists.