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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

Terrell. Tex. Jan. 2.-Wh e engaged
in the construction of a foundation for
two boilers for the waterworks plant
some dynamite was used to do blast
ing. A fearful explosion resulted and
Dan Cain. a bricklayer. was struck by
cement in the face with such force
as to lacerate him in fearful manner
His nose was blown off. His recovery
Is doubtful
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

Eagle Lake. Tex. Jan. 1.-The COM
plate: of the convicts at Camp No. 2,
on the Dunovant place. that caused
them to quit work is alleged to be too
many hours work, too little to eat and
being forced to work On Sunday
whether they wanted to or not. at SOC
day
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

Houston. Tex, Jan. 2.-Captain E.
B. N Schneider, who located here in
1852. is dead. During the civil war
he was gunner on the Confederate
vessel. Bayou City. in the attack made
on Galveston. In this engagement the
gun manned by him burst and he lost
an eye Captain Schneider's life has
been a most eventful one.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

Austin. Jan. "A prominent citi-
zen, who has been kept at home owing
to his mental condition because so I'M
ruly that he had to be taken to the
police station. The unfortunate man
tried to take his life by cutting his
throat with a pocketknife, but in
f1icted only a. slight wound
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

Navasota. Tex. Jan. 2.-The gener-
al merchandise store of Saunders Bros.
at lola in this county. was entered by
burglars Wednesday night. The safe
was blown open and about $500 in
cash taken therefrom. Two young
men were arrested at Bryan and near
1y that amount found in their posses.
sion
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

Sabine, Tex. Jan. 2.-Charles P.
Storms, a pile driver contractor, who
has done most of the dock construc-
ton at this place. killed himself by
shooting himself through the heart in
his bedroom here. He had no family.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
Cotton Factors, Real Estate
and Rental Agents.

rs Texas St. Shreveport, La.
NC give Our personal attention to the
saic Of cotton.
We are members of the Cotton Ex-
glafge and have access to all the latest
news
Our facilities for storing and insuring
cotton are complete.
We will make liberal cash advances
on eonsignments of cotton.
Our list of real estate is large and at
traetive and we think we can please all
classes OF purchasers.
We rent houses and farms, collect
rents, make prompt remittances, and
pay taxes for non-residents
We want patronage and expect to
merit same by strict attention to bust
ness.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

This charter may be changed, altered
or amended (except as to increase or
decrease the capital stock) or the cor
porafion may be dissolved at a renera
meeting of the stockholders convened
for that purnoSe, with the assent of two
thirds of the capital stock Ten days no.
tice of such meeting shall be given by
publication as hereinbefore provided. In
case of the dissolution of this corpora
ton by limitation or otherwise, its at
fairs shall be hquidated by three COM
missioners selected by and from among
the stockholders at a meeting called after
due notice for this purpose
ARTICLE VI.
No sale assignment or transfer by
any stoekholder Of his stock shall effect
the CORPORATION unless made on the
books OF the corporation No stock
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04

holder shall ever no 1;,h1.. ,r roe,o,,.;
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
CHARTER
Of The P. A. Johnson Lumber Com
rany. Limited.


State Of Louisiana Parish Of Caddo:
BE ii known that ON this the Goth dav
IF December. A. d.. IQO2. before me, Al
len Kendall, Il Notary Public in and for
the aid i,Arr~h and State duly qualified
| cunlrln ~>inurl and sworn, came and M.
prar,d tine persons whose na1nrs arc
| hcrcuu,u ~1b~crihcd. who in the presence
Of the nltr~Iiug witnesses declared that,
a>HInr themselves of the provisions Of
the laws vt this State relative ln the or
garrrlrIun Of corporations. and especially
IT the provision, If Net no. }n Of 1893,
VI the General A>,cmDI,- OF the State of
I."n'>'"n'' }ney pave '"v'n""rd an"
mm and agree and bind themselves, as
we'll Is ,,1rh other pcr,,,n> rs may Nc
hereafter associated with them 10 form,
and constitute 4 coronation and hodv
nnIljr in law for the purposes and OBJ
icc,>. and under the o,iru1atjuns, article,
and conditions following. to-vjt:
ARTICLE
liz name aud style If mi, corporatiou
Shall be The T. \ Johnson ,,nbrr
Company. limited and is dnnIc,Ir Sail
lpc ir the city Of Shrcycpnrt CaLdn Par
i~h, Louisiana and under il, cnrnnr.,I,,
na,Ir il ~hl1I h-y, rn,,yrr In contract ia
size and hr >rrd: +, hnII arnrjrr re-
cri>r, prIrr1;,~r sell transfer ,,ny,, dc
liver. borrow. u1rdcc. m.atvapr and hy
"'ll|',H" lH"p"'l\. h"ih f'1I rrr~"n1I
ana "n> 'd: I" n'"A' >nd establish ~
ANN' rules |iI rrE'1"ul'n~ IT tie
proper infringement 81 it, "H"1N wa
h'i.'Ilr>> "n@ TIE >|mr - Chang" err alter
At pc fr"1'' T." ;"''nt 3nd !. e . rTi1"r
3t' sea-. ana "'u'r1Ij. I" +. - M "lhrr
acts 'hd thugs nr'o~~'r' and proper e"
curry "'l the objects anvil purposes 1T the
corporation.
ne hr'~'"cnf " III MS "n~enc' we
secretary ana treasurer shall ne tie
proper person tr"n Wn"n' r't"ti or
other legal process shall be served. i">
coFt"Fa'i"' Shall %Nl>, t"T period 81
h'nely-H'hr years. unless sooner dis
>"i'Vd a. hcf''''aflcr pr"H1d'd.
ARTICLE II.
The objects and PURPOSES for which
this Corporation is formed and the ma
ture OF the business to be carried on bv
!, are declared IN he tn carry ON = Gen
eral saw mill and lumber business; man
;,facturirp l11yinp and selling lunnhcr
and SHINGLES: to maintain and oncrate
woodworking factory making and selling
articles of wood. such as boxes, sash.
doors. blinds. mantels, counters. stair
WAYS and general house furnishings and
finishings and to buy and sell a general
line of builders materials. Also to build
and Operate railroads. or tramwavs. for
Transporting logs timber or other arti-
cles necessary to carry on its business
Also to hold purchase, receive and &C
quire real estate in the parish of Caddo.
and State of Louisiana. and to improve.
lease. SELL convey and deliver as well as
mortgage and hvpothecate said property
,prt~trt ,1
an iGhI III
The capital stock of this corporation
is fixed at twenty-five thousand dollars
tS25. ooo.oo). divided into two hundred
and fifty shares Of one hundred dollars
each and said corporation shall COM
mence business whenever eight thousand
dollars ($Soooool shall have been sitb-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
A Waterloo Failure.

Waterloo, March bankruptcy pro-
ceedings havve been begun to close ur
the affairs of the firm of. Luke &
Farrell. who have been located at BIS
West Fourth street. Pending action
by the bankruptcy court. c. w. Rahe
has been placed in charge Of the
firms affairs. The amount of liabili-
ties or assets is unknown as the petition
is not yet placed on file. The firm has
done a large amount of work and has
handled some very large contracts upon
public buildings in this and other
parts Of the state. In number of
cases they appear to have had trouble
with the other parties to their con-
tracts, notably in the matter off the
heating plant for the West Waterloo
high school and that for the school
building at Parkersburg.
On account OF the disagreement IN
n gard to these matters they were
unable to collect for their work at the
time when payments for materials
were coming due and the bankruptcy
is very likely chargeable to these diff
ficultieS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04

lingo The additions made to houses ana
the increase in value Of certain pieces
| of real estate due to local condluonS
| or environment, are not taken into con-
lsideration.in making this estimate. rms
will make the total increase on real
estate assessment still higher. The as
SCISSOR says: I'VE have found that
more new buildings have been erected
in Sioux City in two years than we
expected
Carroll.
| A party in charge of Engineer He'll
land is now at work laying out eight
new towns on the Great Western.
They have all been located, but, with
the exception of Lanesboro, have not
been laid out. These new towns are
Roelyn, Rinard, Wrightman, Lidder-
dale, Tenant, Bentley, McClelland
and Gilliat The last three are IN
Pottawattamie county. Tenant is IN
! Shelby county. Lidderdale northeast OF
Carroll, Wrightman between Lanes
boro and Lohrville, the other two
northeast of Lohryille.
Creston.
At late hour Saturday afternoon the
| firm of j. Friend & Son. made appll-
cation before II. M. Fry, commission
err of bankruptcy, for the appointment
of trustee, and for proceedings IN
voluntary bankruptcy. This action
has been anticipated by those VINO
have been informed of the situation
for some time, but it is a source OF
! much regret nevertheless to all VINO
have had an acquaintance with the
firm, which is among the Oldest in the
| city and which has always been among
the progressive institutions of the CITY.
Cedar Rapids.
Two smooth tongued grafters, VINO
claim to hail from Minneapolis, nave
been working the city for severai
days in the interest (ostensibiy) Oh
the Boston Art School" They mace
| the rounds of a large number or resi-
dences and made a proposition to place
a handsome" picture in each nome
for a limited time, without expense,
only asking that the lady of the mouse
call the attention Of her friends ana
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
A UNIQUE CONTEST.
Pupils of Poweshiek Rural Schools te
Compete for Prizes.

Pupils of Poweshiek Rural Schools to
Compete for Prizes.
Special to Times Republlcan.
Grinnell, March A contest for ru-
raj schools of the various townships
surrounding Grinnell Will be held on
March IA at the high school. The con-
test will be held during the greater part
OF the day. Competition will take place
in the regular school woyk-arithmetic.
grammar. spelling, reading. declama-
tory, history and geography. Three
prizes will be distributed. The winners
will not own the prizes, but will win
them for their respective schools
will be at the service of al the scholars.
County Superintendent Viola Schell
is behind the movement and she de-
serves success in the enterprise.
The business men of tile city are of
fering the prizes, which are books. They
are responding quite freely.
Professor Horn, Of the academy, SUI
perintendent Thornburg and Professor
Ziegler are to be judges of the contest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
Edwin Perry Chosen President
by the Convention Now In
Session at Des Moines
MITCHELL COMING FRIDAY
National President of the Mine Workers
Expected to be in Des Moines This
Week = A Membership of $4,000
Represented by the Delesates-Iowa
News.
,ecia, to Observation-Disclosures.

Special to Times-R Republican.
Des Moines March AT the con-
vention of the Iowa division of United
Mine Workers. in session here today
the following officers were elected:
Edwin Perry, Oskaloosa, president.
Joseph V. Sharpe, Brazil, vice presi-
dent.
S. j. P. White. Abba, secretary
urer.
National President John Mitchell is
exepcted here Friday. About fifty local
unions with combined membership OF
over 5000 are represented by accredited
delegates The division includes two
counties of northern Missouri besides
the state of Iowa. There is nothing OF
special Importance to come before thi
meeting but there are numerous mat
trs demanding attention. The sessions
are likely to last several days.
Since the resignation of John p
Reese from the presidency the duties
of the office have fallen upon Edward
Perry, of Albia,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
THE THIEF CAUGHT.
Man Who Robbed Northwestern Depot
at Nevada Now in Jail.
Snacial TO Times Republican.

at NEVADA NOW III Sdils
Special to Times epublican.
Nevada. March At least one of the
parties who broke into the Northwest
ern depot last Friday evening and stole
five gallons OF booze" is now lying in
TIL county bastile. Tic "booze" go.
the best Of him. He could not stand
prosperity. Five gallons of good
"licker' is more than any man can be
expected to have in his possession at
one time and not celebrate the event
with a glorious "jag" was the opinion
of Tom O'Donnell, who low lies in jail
thinking Of the good time that himself
and friends might have enjoyed had
they been permitted 20 absorb the
whole twenty quarts.
Detective Pierce O'Neil, of the North
western. came up and found O'Donnell,
who was teamster on the Boynton
dray line, Sunday afternoon asleep In a
barn with his hide we'll soaked and a
quart of the stolen liquor in his pocket.
O'Donnell was landed in Jail and Mon
day was brought up and made a written
statement that he was the party who
did the breaking and stealing. II
waived a preliminary hearing and was
bound over to the grand jury. 1t is
the general opinion that O'Donnell was
not alone in the crime, but is shielding
his confederateS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04

Missouri Valley.
Tha Times advocates selling the
county fair grounds and deVoung the
proceeds to park purposes, because the
farmers Of Harrison county have lost
interest in the fair.
Marion.
Il. v. Elsberry said a few days ago
that in his twenty years experience
in handling city property there mad
never been such demand for good
houses as there is now.
Waterloo.
The Waterloo Travelling Mems as
ISOLATION has paid Mrs. A. b. Brown
$3.50. the amount of insurance to which
Mr.. Brown was entitled. Mr.. Brown
had paid but SIS in assessments altho
he had been member OF the ofoer lot
more than thirteen months.
Davenport.
Thru his attorney. D. c. Green has
filed a suit for divorce against his wife
Harriet Green. The couple were mar
ried at Montgomery City, Montgomery
county. Missouri, Nov. %, 1885. NC
issue has resulted from the union. The
grounds for the divorce are that IN
october. 1900, the defendant wllfully
deserted the plaintiff.
Webster City.
John Huisinga was taken to Chicago
Saturday night by Dr. F. j. Drake FOL
an operation for blood poisoning
About six weeks ago Mr.. Huisinga ac-
cidentally cut himself above the knee
Joint with knife and blood poison
ing set in. All efforts to stop the
progress of the disease were of nc
avail. The afflicted limb will probably
be amputated.
Sioux City.
After the completion Of just two
months work by the assessors, who are
making a canvass of Sioux City to f1S
q value upon all taxable property In
the city, it is estimated that the In
crease in the real estate assessment
alone will amount to 100000. These
figures are expected to cover the in
crease caused by the new dwellings
and business blocks which have beer
built in the city since the hast rea
estate assessment was made two years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
The Cedar Rapids Library.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, March 4.-The city
council. at it's adjourned session last
evening. passed. by Il vate OF to l.
resolution appropriating sum not to
exceed $4,000. to be added to the s12,-
coo previously collected from special
tax, to be devoted to the purchase of a
site for the Carnegie library
The library trustees now have avail
able something over $22u0O The s12.-
600 has been on deposit and at interest
III local bank. and the council last
evening authorized the city treasurer
to collect the first six months interest
on the fund. A resolution granting this
authority was deemed necessary inlor-
der to get the interest properly into the
city treasury, the same having been
accounted for in the report Of the libra
ry trustees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
Waitina on Rlakemore,

Bedford. March Although the
county primaries are set for June 5,
and the convention for the following
day, there are as yet no candidates for
the office of representative, several
men have been mentioned. but all, seem
ito be waiting to see whether or not
w. D. Blakemorea will announce him
self for third term. 1t is possible
even in the fact of a two term rule
that Blakemore could secure another
term without any difficulty. as he is
we'll liked in the county and made
satisfactory record in the legislature
There are now three candidates fol
member of the board OF supervisors
and the indications are that there viii
be warm contest. j. II. Humphreys
of Lenox, lis the only candidate fol
sheriff at the present time, although
the present incumbent, w. c. McGin-
ness is mentioned as possible Starter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
FEARED A IYNCH|NG
William Hoppe Arrested For a
Crime of Rape on a Child
at Sexton
TAKEN TO JAIL AT ALTOONA
off;..re Ea,rad a. A+4en,n+ ~ Summary
TAKEN TO JAIL AT ALTOONA
officers Feared an Attempt at Summary
Vengeance and Took Their Prisoner
to kossuth County Jail for Safe
MISUNDERSTANDING Hearing This
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Sexton.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Sexton. March "A sensation was
caused by the arrest here last night of
William Hoppe on the charge of COM
hitting rape on the person of the To-
year-old daughter of Joseph Dinger
The report of the crime caused the
greatest Indignation in the community
and the temper of the people was such
that it was deemed best to remove the
prisoner to Algona for safe keeping.
While no organized effort was made to
wreak summary justice there was a
good deal of loud talk and as the town
has no good place for keeping the pris-
oner it was deemed best to take him to
Algona, where he was Placed in jail. 1t
is the intention to bring him back here
for a preliminary trial this afternoon
before the justice Of the peace. The
girl is reported to be in critical con-
Gition,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04


ness in southeastern Iowa in the past
few years has shown the necessity OF
organized effort, and this led up to the
organization of the association when
met here yesterday. All The Independent
lines in this section of the state are
represented in the organization, which
Is affiliated with the state assoclatloh'
and is thus in close toush with all the
independent lines in the state Ihere
are over GOO companies associated thru
the state organization, which will hoia
it's annual meeting Tuesday ana
"Wednesday of next week. The South
eastern Iowa Association will be repre-
sented at this meeting. and it is partly
for the purpose of talking over plans
Cor the instruction Of delegates at that
meeting that the gathering was held in
this CITY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
FROM ALL OVER IOWA.

| callers to the work of art" Monday
the work of delivering the pictures
commenced, and it developed that, as
is always the case, brother" of the
first agent did the delivering. 1t also
developed that the CRATER expected to
collect 9S cents for the picture, after
which he proceeded to strip the chrome
of it's cheap frame. In several instances
| that have been reported to The Ga
zette the fellow was insulting to a de-
gree. The attention of the police has
been called to the grafters and their
little scheme. and some interesting de-
velopments may be expected.
Museatine.
| Typhoid fever Is raging in Musca-
| tine and the source of the contagion
| is traceable to the river water pumped
thru the intake pipe of the water
company, which is located short dis
lance below large sewer. The Mus
catine Journal says: The initial mis-
take in locating the intake rests with
the men who built the plant, and the
city which now owns the property, Will
be compelled to bear the expense of
relocating it. This will require the ex-
penditure of q large sum of money, but
this consideration has no weight as
i against the ever present danger from
typhoid, especially in it's deadly form
with which it has gripped Muscatine
this winter"
Council Bluffs.
AS to hotel fire escapes, prominent
member of the Council Bluffs organi-
cation of travelling men said the other
night that renewed efforts would be
made by the local organization to have
the law more rigidly enforced in this
section of the state. All of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs hotels are we'll equipped with
escapes but there are a number OF no.
tells in the smaller towns In the state
that are not supplied with fire escapes.
1t is said that over 1000 travelling men
sleep in Iowa hotels every night and no
class of men are more concerned In the
safety Of the houses from fire than are
these statesmen. 1t was largely thru
their efforts that the present state
| law with regard to the erection of fire
escapes was passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
Mayor of Union Formally An
nounces His Candidacy For
the Legislature
he HAS STRONG SUPPORT
People Of Union Will Aid Him in His
campaisn-Mark Furry, of Alden,
Candidate for Reelection - Story
County Politics Getting Lively =
Other Iowa Political News.
, es-Republican.

Specldl TO llHeS-1eepuDliSeA.
Eldora, March 4.-Mayor Henry G
Chaplin. of Union, was in the city yes
terday comforting with a number OF
the voters regarding his candidacy for
the legislature. Mr.. Chaplin announced
that he was a candidate and would use
all honorable means to secure the
nomination at the republican primaries
to be held June 6. Mr.. Chaplin has
strong backing at home where he has
conducted a successful business fol-
many years and is receiving strong en-
Encouragement from other points in the
county. NJ. j. Furry, of Alden, who has
represented this county for two terms
in the legislature, is also a candidate
and a warm but honorable contest is
tanticipated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-04
Story County Politics.

Story City, March 4.-The Story
county political pot is beginning to boil.
There are already six candidates for
sheriff alone, with possibly more to
follow. Only township candidates thus
far have appeared for the office of
county superintendent. The present
incumbent F. e Hansen, seem TO be
the choice of this township. People
are rapidly growing into the idea that
a two term rule should not extend to
the uperintendency. The fact that the
other candidate for superintendent has
not lived or taught in the county for
eight years is much against his chances
of success,