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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat-No. 3, 720s2c; No. . rcd. IA
@7S1zc.
Corn-No. ., 44zsc; No. yellow. 4544c.
Oats-No. ,, 35%@51c; No. white, 3515
G37s4c.
Rye-No ., 53c
Barley-Good feeding, 43Iti5c: fair to
choice mailing. 47d55c
Flax Seed-No. /, J5c; M l northwest
ern. S1.01i2.
Prime Timothy Sesd--s %.
Provisions-Mess pork per bill 81. $50
II 50; lard. per 100 lbs. 81. 621aG7 o.; short
ribs sides. 0oose). 50. Ooa9. %; dry salted
shouldes, Cboxed), S6.62lzi6. 10: short clear
sides Cboxed). S. 75d9.0O.
Whiskey- of high wines. 81. %
Clover-Contract grade. sl075.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
WOOL MARKET.

st. Louis Mo, Oct 3.-Wool; market
steady: medium grades and combing and
clothing 16q2lc; light fine. 15d1712c; heavy
fine 12d1412c; tub washed 20q30c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04

On the Produce Exchange. today, the
quotations closed as follows:
Butter-Market dull; creamerics. l6q
20lzc: diaries. 140l9c.
Eggs-Market easy at mark cases in
cluded 1sG19c.
Cheese-Market steady. uG1hc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Oct. 3-Wheat-Close:
Dec. 66nasc: May. 6Sisc: cash No. hard.
haze; No 3. e7d6sc; No. 4. 6olzds5c; re-
iected 6oA.c; No. 2 red. soGslc; No 3,
75d7sc.
Corn-Oct.. sss.c: Dec. 37asc; May. S76
NC: cash No mixed. Ssl9c: No. white.
ioi1c; No 3. 4oc-
Oats-No. white, SSa41; No. 2. Ssc.
Rye-No. ., Sc.
Bran nominalIy sc: shorts nominslly
$500
Hay-Choice timothy, ssoalo~; do
prairie. s. oods.25
Butter-Creamery. 1si4d1s1zc; dairy. fan
cy. lie.
Eggs-Fresh. l7isc.
Receipts OF wheat. IS cars.
ST. Louis.
St. Louis. Oct 3.-whest-Close: Mar
ket lower No. red cash elevator. Sl.
QS5i.c; Dec. Sac; May. sac: No. ,
hard 7SG7si4c.
Corn-Market lower. No. cash s3iG
d4F-c; track. Dec. .os.c: May. i07sc-
Oats-Market lower; No : cash. S7lzG
Sc. track. Dec. 35i.c: May. Ssi.c-
white 4llxc.
Pork-Market higher; 3obbing. 81 -;
lard. firm S-SA
Iead-Msrket steady.
SpeIter-Narket seady. s5.so
Poultry-Market seady: chickens. Old
sI-c: springs 1oc; turkeys. spring iec;
ducks. &c geese 7lsc
Butter-Market seady; creamery, -
e2s-c: dairy, l7Gisc.
EgEs-1sc, loss Of.
New York.
New York. Oct 2-Wheat-Receipts. "a
90 bushels Market opened firm ard
higher on cables and good support %
December b. room traders but later
essed OF with the southwest
December. - Il-Is6S5 5-Ise
Butter-Receipts. sea packages; mar
ket quiet: state fun cream fancy snail;
oolored and white. i@i4c: large colored
and white 12c-
EgE@Reeeipts. ass packages: market
firn: western. 1879.
SugAr-Raw steady; fair. refining. &c:
centrifugal Is test ; 80: nolasSes sugar.
; sc. refined quiet. crushed 5-tsr; pow
dered. ssac; graduated. $50
CoSee-Firm; No. : Rio. SIC
Molssses-Mgrket steady: New Orleans.
a6sec.
Poultry-Alive. nominal; dressed. steady
and unchanged
Bank Statement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04

in Breeding or Feeding SHORT HORN STEERS.
in Breeding or Feeding Scrub Steers
in the leading would be increased - per cent y
value if sired by REGISTERED SHORT HORN BULLS
cannot be supplied for this needed improvement This
creates a profitable market for REGISTERED SHORT
HORNS which continue lopg the scrub COW re-
mains menace 10 the prosperity ~ the cattle Industry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
HOG MARKET STEADY
For a Saturday Receipts Were
Liberal.
TOP PRICE WAS $50
a tile Market Was Steady
with Light Receipts,

Light hog receipts for Saturday is
the rule but yesterday was a nexception.
The supply Of hogs gas about as large
as any former day of the week. Sales
were made at steady to strong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04

thereby losing the liquid)-Bologna, 15-lb
pals, 800; 3e-lb pals. 81 So 60-lb. pals
50 A.; Weiners, bib pals, $50: 3o-lb.
pals, $500; e0-lb pals, s5.s5; pork sau-
sage, bib pals, s1.l5; 30-lb. pals, $40;
60-lb naitc t595
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
FOREIGN CAPITAL

Enabling owners Of approved properties TO
DEVELOP-EXTEN
fNDUSTRIALS, RAILWAYS, MINES
and similar enterprises. Address. with
fuli details, J. s WHITE. Manager. Sc
curity Life ms. Co., 81 WALL STREET
NEW YORK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at Wichita. Kan. uncaled for, for
the week ending October 4, 1903 In
calling for any Of these letters say lad
v-rtised," 81 wing the date:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04


ssrss - 49, ts1tsAs Nry
Hs r. SD zsF - - fsSF -.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES SPECIALITY go $3.50 = a. 49,. -.
81 or Ez-gzf <z1a ~ s ~ r. ~ a1gB 49, f s1
f.-e = ss-s<ri =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
New York.
Bank Statement

New York. oct a-The statement Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04

THERE ARE GOOD PROFITS
THERE AR N 0 PROFITS
75 Per Cent of the CATTLE SOLD
THE SHORT HORN BULLS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04
Short Horn Steers at Any Age Top the Market

ThI, A.AIn
well improved
$4,000 on corr
d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04

On the Produce Exchange. today, the
quotations closed as follows
Butter-Market dull; creamerics l6u
20lzc; diaries. l40l9c.
Eges-Market easy at mark cases in
cluded 1sd19c.
Cheese-Market steady. uG11Lc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
Nag}a przygoda.

Nledbalstwo robi odpowiedzial.
nose W wielu przypadkach a my
nigdy ME wiemy kiedy 60 sic spo.
dziewaG. Jest dobrze wiedzieG Ola
naszego w}asnego pozytku i ola
innych, re Bucklena masG Arniko.
jest najlepszem W swiecie lekar,
stwem ma ~sparzenia, o~dparzenia,
skaleczenia, wyrzuty, guy i krwa.
wnice. Tylgo 25c. Gwarantowane
przez NJ. j. Kowalewskiego apte~,
kara
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
z GALICYI.

KRAKOW Jak wiadomo &c
sarz Franciszck J6Aef przy2woli{ La
oor6znien,e kr6lewskiego zamku
wawelsk;ego re za}ogl woiskowej
Jake tam dotad konsystowa}o. "a
mex ten obecnie jest odnawiany ]
ma bye przywr6cona dawniejsza je
20 swietnosG. Dnia 7~go wrzesnia
br. o godziule II pred po}udn'em
przypada termin publicsnej llcytacy'
ma budowe gmach6w ola wojska,
majacego ustapic z Yaweln. Licyta-
eva obejmie roboty mularskie Gle
sielskie, w}aeznie z potrzebnem,
dostawami meterya}6w nastepuia-
cych gmach6w: ROSARY artyleryi
wa}ewej wraz z budynkiem ma kan
celarye i stajnie obliczone W przy'
blizeniu ma zoe, 900 koron, budyDek
ola sadu i aresztu garnlzonowego
$4,000 koron, oraz magazyn aug
mentancyiay 10000 koron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
z POD MOSKlal4AlLl[A.

0#.&#E-E #%TE E==# t## #4H@&s4E&4@z %.4=#&4
WSC1EKLE Wiki. z guber
nil mihskiej donosse: " tym roEu
n,eswykle duke mieliSmy wyPad~
k6w pekryEienia ludsi przez wiki
wiciekle. Prssd dwoma dniami po-
dobnych kilta wypadk6w VIDA
rsylo sie y okolicach m%ia'teosks
sm,lowioz. Wloicianln se vi, slo
body, Jamilevskl, Ebieral grzYbJ
v leslie wrax 70 swe 10 letnis o6rk2.
W chwili, gdy sle nacbylil dla ger
wanna rydza, niespodziewanie wysu-
nal sic z pod jodelki wilk schvY~
Gil go "a reke. Znajduj2ca sig 0 pa
re krok6w c6rka Jamilewskiego,.
spostrzeg}szy, co sic: dzieje, krzyk-
ne}a p~rzerazliwie. rzucajac przytem
koszykiem z grsybaml ma zwierze
Wtedy Wilk puszcza trzyman2 "
zebach reke rzuca sic M dziecko.
Lecz bohaterski oiciec zapomiaa o
sobie i rzuca SIC ma wilka, ably ura-
towat swe dziecie. Rozpoczyna sic
rozparzllwa walka miedzy wseiek-
lem ~zwierzeciem i czfowiekiem. Sll~
ny CHOP ME da} sawygrane i cho6
pogryziony .traszliwie, o%statecznie
otrzymuje zwyciestvo, paku;ac swa
reke " otwarta gar aziel zwierzecia.
Wiki pada %uduszony, zlonac para
Odwaznego cz}owieka mu~
siano odwiezc do demu, no isc ME-
mia} SIX. Obecnie znaiduje sie "
wiloie wSecznicy i jest ~nadzieja' il
1leczony z~ostanie. w tel okollcy
vilk napad{ IA pasacego. bYd}os
}oscianina i porani} 60 rdwniez
Nastepnie wpadf do obo-
y W folwarku Hrebionka, naleza~
ego do hr. Krasihsklej, tam pokq~
al kilkanaScie sztuk bYdfa. 1nnY
now wilk wsciek}J napadf ia ja~
lscych w{oscian, pokasa{ kouie il
lgryz} " noge jednego 2 jadacyc h.
Wiki te zostafy zabite, ale przera~
enie og6lne trivia dotychczas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
Wycieczka ola poszukiwaczy
siedZib.

Is. Pazdziernika, kolej Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul, %sprzedawa6
bedzle tykiety ex kurzyjne do wie-
lu miejsc " stanach Indiana i Ohio
takze do Louisville, KY, pc bardzo
znlzonych cenach Szczeg6fy, pod}ug
kt6rYch sic mozna zast6sowac 90 do
nabvcia u agenta srrzedajaceeo ty-
kiety albo u F. A. Miller, general
Passenger Agent, Chicago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
Bardzo tanie ceny do Den.
yer, Colo,

kolej4 North Western, Tyk1ety e1-
kursyjne sprzedawane beda cd 4 do
8. Paidziernika wlacznie, 2 Eardzo
uwzglednionym 0kresem czasu do
powrotu, zpowodu rocznej konwen-
cyi stowarzysxenia sw. Andrzeia.
zglosid sie1dc agent6w koleiC hioa-
60 North-Western
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24

TORBN. Donosili6my 0 zas-
trzeleniu zofnierza przez odwach. 0
wypadku dochodza mas nastepuj ace
szczeg6ly: Podczas nieobecnosci Ca
lego togo pu{ku pozostswiono "
Toruniu tylko bardzo ma{a "a"
foge, sk}adaiaca sig Il oddzia{u
roboczego jednego. oddzia}u pe}-
niacego straz. W platek zatruinie"
nj byll zo}oierze u~przataniem placu.
Strazniklem by} cd s do 7 godziny
20 p6f. zolnierz Martens z Q xomp.,
kt6'y ods}uguje s}uzbe dopiero W
plerwszym roku. Patrol, kt6ry stoi
ma placu, otrzymuje zazwycza S
ostrYch naboi, ale depiero " chwili
groiacego niebezpieczenstwa wolno
mu z Mich zrobiG uzytek. o godz. 6
zauwazyf Martens, re wiele dziecl
prxybyfo IA plac, celem kradziezy
drzewa. Azeby dzieci o~dstrassyc,
na}adowa} Martens swa fuzye owe
mi 5 rabojami i czyni} tax, jak
gdyby chcia} strzelac. Dzleci po-
czefY natYchmiast uciekae, a Mar
tens poczat ~jeszcze kawalek biedz "a
niemi. 70 tym wypadku wr6ci}
Martens na " miejsce i zapoma
Mai zupe}nie o tenn, re mla{ fuzye
nafadowana. ,Pocza} on nastepnie
eos robi6 prey fuzyi, gdy naraz "a"
grzmia} wystrza}, a nab6j ugodzif
przechodzacego w}afnie tamtedy
pionera Hoffmanna, kt6ry leg} ma
miejscu trupem. Prze}ozony zrewi~
dowal natychmiast fuzYe znalaz} W
niei ~jeszcze cztery naboje. Niesz-
czesliwy strzelec zosta} natychmlast
skrapowan, a 70 nadej6ciu roe kazu
areszto wanna, odstawlono 60 do
wieEicn'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24

Ia pol cenyna miedzy stanowa
wystawe W La Crosse.
Koleja NorthaW Western. Tykiety ex-
kursyjne sprzedawane beda "a pol
ceny "a tyklet zwrotry cd II. do 26
Wrzesnia w12cznie. Dobre do POI
wrotu, az do % Wrzesn;a, w}aczn1c.
pytajcie agentow Aolei Chicago 4
North-W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
z PRUS POLSKICH.

Z PRUS
CHRhANO. ,,Geselliger" do.
aesi . ciekawym wypadku takty-
ki .,Los voa ROM" Otto .ksi4ds
aisnieeko- katolieki Schsffs z Chei-..
nas, d~awnieiszy probosEcz v Sar-
movie przes1ed1 ma protestantyzn i
" kroleveu stadysje teologi2 lu~
tsrsk2. .
LINOWO. Nauczyciel ,Moty- !
iewski" zam,eni{ nazwisko ma ,,Sal-
bere."Oto skutek poufnego polece-
mia wp}Ywania pa s}abe oharaktery!
PUCK. Bruzdowo majatek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
.Piorun uderzy} n.


KARTUZY .Piorun uderzy} ma
polu pasacego byd}o pastucha Paw
Ia S. Zosta} on ma polu jak posag.
Bydlo powr6ci}o z pola samo do
domu. Postanowiono przeto cd"
9 ukat pastucha, kt6rego znaleziono
ma polu W stojacsj ~postawie. Wszel-
Ia sztuka lekarska ku przywr6ceniu
nieszoze6liwemu ruchu i mowy Okla
za}a SIG besowocna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24

BLEDZENO Podozas mszy
6w. " kosciele oderwa}a sig czesc
dachu ,k~o6cielnego mad wielkim OF
tarzem .sp@dla : trsaskiem na
cmen,talrz. Ne szczekcie mkt ME
y o.dlnll66si koaoielo wielki Oh
,t.rsb.yys..lloaiony oblokiem kor.a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
OLA NIEMOWLAT iaki ola

OLA N1EMOWLAT jaki Ola
! starc6w Ora Plotra Gomozo nale-
~ Eawsse mied pod reta. Jest ono
dobre nietylko ola doros1ych ios6b,
ale takze ola dEiecl. Leczy ono cho.
robysdziecisce, rosvesel4 ;ch mlo-
doci any umysf, usuwa wszelkie Wy
rEuty skorns dodaje I'm. silly. Jest
to zwykle lekarstwo domowe.
" N,telsted 2 Weyaowega,
Wis pisze: }, Miaiem ma}a kuzyn.
ke. prsesz}o czteroletnia. kt6ra ma
gle zaohorow a}a sadzllidmy, re be-
dzies MA lie. Raradzili5mysie, ably
zawezwac doktora. gdy to usfy~
SCALA odwr6ci}a do mas swa glove z
poduszki i rzek}a: ia ME chce ia
dnego dokora; ia chce lekarstwa
dzisdkowego, to wyzdrowieje."
PrzychyliliSmy sig do ,prosby
malehstwa i dawal,6my, jej Gomozo
pazez "a godzin i dziekl Bogu tax
jej sic p~olepszylo. re az nan sig I'll
zy}o ma sercu. Dawalismy jei to lea
karstwo tax dtugo al ku naszej
wielkiej radosci ~2upe{nie wyzdro-
wia}a.
Ora Piotra Gomozo ME Jest
lekarstwem aptecznem. Sprzedaj4
je ludziom miejscowi agenci. albo
sam w~fasciciel, Dr.. Peter Fahrney,
1l2-ll4 SO. Hoyne ave., Chicago,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
re sLASKA.

BYT0M. Sad wyrokiem naka~
za4 ~zniszczyt egsemplarze, p}yty :;
formy ksiaaki do nabozehstwa, v
kt6rej by}Y wyrazy " modhtwie:
Kr6lowo Korony Polsk lei m6dl sig
"a nami! Znak czasu!
WROCkAW. la dworcu central
nym wroc}awskim o%bliczono, re tax
zwanych ,,obiezYsas6w" p1ci obojej.
przewainie polak6w cd | kwietnia
do l lipoa rb. do hrolestwa j pro
wincyi ssakiej przejeid&a}o przez ter
|dworzec 28,'lll osdb i tor w. x,
Po1nanskiego, ! Gdrnego sIaska i,
aGalicyi... .1s..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24

PUCK. Bruzdowo ma jatek
obrxaru 1920 m6rg kup,} cd niemca
polak pan Zie'ke z Wrzesnia Naug-
fuhr) "a 2s7,5oo marek. Majatek
ten ma cegielnia role przewaznie
pszenna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
Miedzy- Stanowa wystawa "
T,a, Crosse

! Ma te wystawe, kt6ra bedzie cd
% do 25 Wszesuia w}acznie kolej
Chicago; Milwaukee & St. Paul.
sprzedawac bedzie tykiety exkursyj
ne do tamdad i 1po wrotem ma $50
mil, cd La Crosse "a Gene jednej
jazdy cd 81 do 26 Wrzesnia; waz-
ne do powrotu, az do %. Wrzesula
o tyklety czas kolei i iune in
formacye, pytajcie agenta kolei
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
ODOLAN0w. Utworzono
Bank Ludowy. Dyrektorem zosta}
K. proboszcz Grossly.
KCYNIA. W seminaryum

KCYNIA W seminaryum ma
uczYcielskiem zfozyli egzanin ma
nauczycieli PIP. Bukiewicz, Ciosek,
Holman, Hubscher, Kaczmarek,
Matylis, Nowak, Prayer, Przysiec-
XII, Retzlaff, Saganowski, Scheele,
Skrzypczynski, Skominski, Sommer-
field, Weglewski, Widelickl, Wie~
czorkiewicz, Wierzejewski, Wnuk.
- Posady otrzymaja niezad'ugo,
gdyz nauczycieli brak wielki.
WOLSZTYN. Uboga dziew~
czyne z Boruja homo villa pewna pa
nj z Berl,na ma s&uzbe do sleble. Ka~
za1a jej kosz re rzecz ami naprz6d
pos}ac. Gdy przyby}y do zbsszynla
odebra}a cd niej papiery leg'tyma-
cyjne i niespodzianie znikne}a.> Po~
licya jej dotad ME wy6!edzita.
Majatek P}aczki 29s
hektar6w obszaru sprzeda} pan
Winter p~ W.ltzkemu. dotYchcza-
soweulu administratorowl majatku
ks. Radolihsklego. Nabywca zap1a~
Gil po 36G m. "a norge.
ByK. Pewien rzeznik sprzeda~
wal kiszki cd kt6rych ludzie zacho-
rowali. Policya reszte zapasu u rzez
nika skonfiskowa}a i sledztwo sig
toczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
Observation-Disclosures QDQ0QpQ00
9 WIESCI z OJCZYZNY. g
z POZNANSKIEGO.


Z POZNANSKIEGO.
POZKAN. W sobote v godzi-
mach popoiadniowycb srosyl is
ogromny vieh.r, ktory y dachach
viele sskedy w~yrz2dsl} tax v mic
isie iak po wsiach Y okollcy. Prey
bramie SEel2gowskiej jecha} pie
karz, " tenn cd wichru obali1a sie to
pol i zabi}a mu konla. Pr>y placu
Wilhelmowskim wybif wicher IA
szyb i strzaska{ lampe elektryczna,
- Powietrze oziebi{o sig ma
dziewiee stopni tYlko ciep}a.
POzNAN. Urzednik kolejowy
ma dworcu centralnym rewiduj2c
dachy, za}ama} sic ma szybie szkla~
nej W dachu um~ieszczonej i spad}
re znacznej wysokosci ma peron.
Pottuk} sig bardzo ciezko.
POZNAN. w Jerzycach uwje~
zlono Is letniego ucznia szkolnego.
kt6ry pok}6ciwszy~slez 16eletnim
wyrostkiem, doby} noza pozga} 60
tax, re trzeba go by1o wziat do Ia
zaretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
Ia pol ceny do Eau Claire
(Wis) ma rolnicza wysta-
we ulicznai KarnaWaf.

koleja North Western. Tykiety ex.
kursyjne sprzedawane beda pc Genie
jednej jazdy "a tykiet zwrotny "
:dwoch dniach 80 Wrzeknia i l Paz
dziernika, wazne do powrotu " je-
dnym dniu pc sprzedazy, a pc ivy.
c%zajnej Genie exkursyjnej % Wrzes-
MIA do 8. Pazdziernika w}acznie,
wazne do powrotu do 5. Pazdzierni.
ka w}acznie Pytajcie agent6w ko
lei Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-24
w korespon,

WIERZYCE. w korespon~
dencyi z Cinema piatku dina 70
.sierpnia RIB. wzmiaaka jakoby naz
wa Wierzyce przesta}a urzedowo
istnie6. correspondent sic W tenn
pomyli}, DO ME g}dwny folwark
przezwaro Ia Breiten}elde tylko
gmine, kt6ra sic parcel Wierzyc
u~tworzy}a. Wierzyce xas jake do
minium, jak do zniej, naxywaja sig
urzedowo Wiersycami. X. Slmin.
ski. w}asc,ciel Wiersyc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-01
Head of State College Depart
ment Of Agriculture Chem
istry Completes Analyses
NO EVIDENCES OF IMPuRlTy
Three Samples Examined, One From
High and Low Pressure Pumps and
One From the GaIleries-River Water
Is Not Good-Macy and Grimes Here
on Councils Invitation

Professor j.. B. Weems, of Ames, who
is at the head of the department OF
agriculture chemistry of Iowa State
College. delivered in person today his
report of the samples of the city water
supply, taken last week. Mr.. Weems
made a chemical analysis only and finds
the water to show no evidences OF
contamination. The river water sam
pie was not found to be good.
Mr.. Weems came to the city today
to assist Professor S. r. Macy, chemist
of the state board of health, and DIR. e.
G. Grimes, bacteriologist, in making an
inspection. The state board Of health
men are here on invitation from the
health and sanitation and water COM
mittees of the city council, to make d
thorough investigation of general con-
ditions.
Professor Weems' analyses were of
samples taken from the low pressure
pump, giving the water as 1t comes
from the deep wells: from the high
pressure pump, as the supply leaves
the pumping station for general dis
tribution; and from the galleries across
the river. Mr.. Weems said that while
he Gid not subject the samples to a
archaeological test he considers that
it would be unnecessary, for sewag :
contamination would have shown up
under the chemical test. He considers
that what is known as the Michigan
standard of water supply, which is the
most severe test, should be taken as
authority, and from his analyses he
considers hat the water supply here
will meet every requirement. AS to
the river water he said that owing to
the heavy matter in suspension the
water could not be expected to be
shown pure, but he thought a test
later in the year would prove more ia
vorable than at his season, when there
is so much foreign matter in all
streams.
Will Make Thorough Test.
Professor Macy and DR.. Grimes Wis
tied the pumping station wells n adj
jacent territory this morning, and will
conduct a most thorough test. They
may not finish today, and IL not, will
stay until they do. The council has
asked them to look into everything
carefully and completely before making
a report, and this they intend doing.
may also make analyses OF
their own, and it is likely that they
will make a general inspection of dair-
les.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-01
AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.
odeon Ushers Put On Three one-Act
Skits Before Fair House.

An attempt at amateur theatricals
never fails to attract a certain num-
Der, including friends and relatives OF
the participants and the more curious
ones. and such WAS the case Thursday
evening when the ushers of the Odeon,
assisted by a few of our young peo-
pie, put on three short plays. While
the house was small as compared with
Odeon audiences. still it was a very
fair crowd considering the attraction
was amateurish. The evenings bill
opened with The Littlest Girl" a
dramatization of Richard Harding Da-
Wis short story, Her First Appear
ance," included in the volume of Van
Bibber and Other Stories" The sec
ond number was the. short English
farce by James Madison Morton Lend
Me Five Shillings,"1 while the even
ing's performance closed with Sydney
Grundy's 'In Honor Bound" During
the evening Mr.. Joseph Whitacre read
The Old Actors Reverie." The mem
bers of the various casts We're Misses
Caro- Neil, Sophia Johnson and Gretch-
en- Van Zandt, and Messrs. Joseph
Whitacre, Wilbur Jurden, George Tuf-
free, Albert Solomon, LII Roy Lehman,
Harry S. Veach and Earnest Townsend.
Herman Palmer had charge of the
properties. The audience was. a most
indulgent one, and two curtain calls
were given.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-01
Clever Swindler Who Duped
Many Victims Here, Has
Been In Rock Island
WITH SAME DEGREE OF NERVE
Spent an Entire Month in the Illinois
Town and Was Promoting Oregon
Lumber Schemes, Which Offered
"Fine Openings For Young Mem
Leaves When Identity Is Discovered.

Marshalltown wasn't the first or last
city. 1t seems, to be taken IN by the
willy swindler Fred A. Marson, alias
Fred a. Maison, the erstwhile promoter
Of the Seminole Manufacturing Com
pany, which found many victims here
last winter. Marson worked practical
ly the same game in Rock Island, and
remained there a month, promoting this
time a get-rich-quick scheme in the
shape of Oregon timber lands, which
gave excellent opportunities for young
men to become immensely wealthy
without investing much capital"
Marson exhibited the same degree OF
unadulterated nerve in Rock Island
that he showed here, at Tama, Garwin,
Cedar Rapids and other Iowa points.
1t seems to make no difference to him
how much publicity is given his
Eschemes of fraud, or to the people who
become his dupes, who appear willing
10 join the "~Amalgamated Order OF
EASY Marks and listen to the smooth
tongue of the evangelistic-sweet sing
ing promoter.
Marson vas posing as Fred A.. Swan
ton in Rock Island. His scheme was to
interest young men in the Oregon
iulnber business, representing himself
as a representative of A. p. Doe & Co.
and Weyerhauser & Denkmann. Mr..
Doe is a wholesale shoe merchant OF
Davenport and is president Of the Iowa
National Bank.
Marson Interested his victims by Of
where they could take positions at high
salaries. OF course each victim gave
up his little retainer fee" the amount
depending on how easy he was. A num-
Der of young men left good positions in
Rock Island and We're ready to go to
Oregon as soon as the promoter" SCI
cured "a sufficient number. Marson
left as soon as he found his identity
was known, and that people We're be-
coming suspicious of him. 1t is net
necessary to state that he left q months
board bill unpaid.
Mr.. Doe, who had known Marson IN
Windsor, Maine, was in q position to
become On easy victim of Marson in
the latter's representations. Mr.. Doe
knows Marson's family and says they
are highly respectable. He deserted
his wife several Years ago and has a
couple of grown children.
AS is Marson's custom he got into
the good graces of the people thru his
church work. He took up with the
Baptist denomination and was appa-
rently n most conscientious worker in
the church, Sunday school and prayer
meeting.