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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
TOBACCO EXPERT RESIGNS
TO RAISE CUBAN TOBACCO
80 -, AsssocIatcd Pros s

Il NACOGODOCHEs, TEX, Sept. 1o.-L.
II. selfer, tobacco expert Of the United
states Agricultural Department, and IN
charge OF the tobacco tests and expert
ments at this place has resigned TO en-
gage In the culture of high-grade TO-
bacco In this field on an extensive scare:
His resignation is effective at once, aIa
he will Immediately begin preparation
for the planting Of a large acreage OF
fligh-grade Cuban seed for harvest next
season. Mr.. Seller recommends highly
the soil OF tho Nacogdoches field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
stnl-,l1,s Gfmnissioe.

Tho Virginia Commission to the, !. st. 81
Louis Exposition will meet at the oliices
of the commission. "A Governor, Sti.fe T.,
session SC. muSch"of the day me business
ofpthe meetings Is to hear ana . eohsldet
further plans for the states exhip'i ia. az
exhibit WILDE taken up at this meeting,
and this is to be mado a. feature OF VIZ
ginlas exhibit at the fair ,,,,,,,d !, !.
d u Reports will be received Mt ,Iue e;' o
ba Iss exhibit. from Captain Morton on
the virginia building and the progress Is.
made in'collecting funds therefor, and py
Mr.. Murrell on the general exhibit anu
the mineral exhibit. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
MR.. CHAS. o. HEARON. ..l..
TOWEDs HERE TOMORROW

Mr.. Charles & o. 11euron, formerly o. y,
rho Times Dispatch staff but nov man a.,,;
aging editor#of the Bristol tieralg, WI WI
DO married hero Tomorrow evening 70
Miss Bold McI,a,ighlin, charming young
lady Of this city, who is a graduate vat Of 81
the Virginia Hospital school for Tra l1le
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
B FIRES in MEckLENB1UjlRd

Country Store and Stock Hurneo pY an
lncendiary-Dw DESTROYED.
Especial TO The Titncs- Disp.aa tch) w
BoYDToN. VA... Sept. 1s.IThe store
hoiise Of Henry T.. Jones. about t r,ies
early this morning. together, with MS on ~
tire , stock OF goods. and WITHOUT dol
lars worth Of insurance OH either mouse l1''''
" Al lncendiary probably first robbed the
store and then set fire to It. Mr.. Jones'
Is Ism poor man and had his whole estate
in this property. He Ind nd, gone TO ms
James w tIendrick, Of Palmers.
SPRINGS, had his dwelling DESTROYED by
fire "Wednesday afternoon. insurance. Mt,,.a e
fic time, md Mr. Iendricls thinks It was
set on fire BY rats. Mr.. Hcndrlck had
another residence burned about fifteen
vears since. la t. 5tFtet.t fs lE g8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
CORNER. STONE OF
THE NEW EMMANUEL

The cornerstone of the new Emmanuel
Baptist Church will be laid on Saturda!
afternoon next with impressive religious
ard Masonic exercises, BEGINNING at q
o'clock.
Or. George Cooper president Of the
BAPTIST Minister'S Conference, and pastor
OF the First Baptist Church, from, which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Death Of Mrs. Augusta Lambert,
(Snecialto Tho Tirres-D'spntr

(snecial to Tho Times DispntchD
LEXINGTON, VA. Sept. 10.-Mrs. Au :
gusta Lambert died at her home Mt L or :,
m asees seventy Years. She is survived by
eight 4 children-Nlr.. John Lambert OF
S,eaumont. Texas; Mrs. William McCoil-
nell of Richmond Va Mr. ,, Robert n r3v
Miss Blanche, Miss Julia and Miss Carrie
Lambert of the old home. Miss Blanche
lambert 10 visiting In California.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
A Merchants Suicide.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
GATE CITY VA, Sept. 1e.--W. g.
Rhodes q prominent citizen and former
merchant, as result Of business trou-
bes shot himself yesterday with WIN
bullet entered his throat and came out
nenr the right eye. He will die, lie IS
about fifty years old and has large
IN nily .EG' tts..a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
4 SHERRlLL'S SLAYERS
The Case Continued and the White
Rrcthers Remanded to Jail.

The Case Continued ana the Wnl'e
Brothers Remanded to Jail
(Speclal to The Tinles-Dispatch)
SALISBURY. N. c.. Sept. 1s.-The pre-
liminary hearing In the case OF Thomas
and Calvin White. charged with the
murder OF Russell Sheriff.. whom they
shot on Thursday for having ruined their
orphan niece was continued by Judge
Brown to-day until next Saturday. the
26th.
business men OF Concord were renamed
70 iail. The postponement was made on
account Of the absence Of Mrs. A. i.
Sheriff.. the mother Of Russell who was
too III to be present.
Mrs. Sheriff. is completely Frustrated
by the great shadow that has come into
her life. Sheriff. was buried yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
SHOTAT A SQUIRREL
AND WOUNDEDA BOY
lsneclal to The Times Dispatch

Especial 70 TIC ITn1es-D1spHtc1J
WELDON, N. c., Sept. 19.-Whlle squlr-
rel hunting near here yesterday. Robert
Dickens accidentally shot and seriously
wounded Richard shearin. colored boy.
shearin went around the tree "mch
the SQUIRREL ran down. Dickens fired at
the the squirrel when It was within a foot
OF the ground, and the entire load OF
iifty-elght shot entered Shearin's leg.
The physician has only been able 70
extract two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Crime Drove Him to Suicide.

3 TRY Assoclntcd Press. J En-
SAN FRAN CISCO, CAL. Sept. 1e-W.
p Gamble, United States deputy marshal,
who confessed completely In a plot ~. to
who had been ordered deported, commit
ted suicide this morning in Buena Vista
Park BY sending two bullets into his
brain. Several days ago Gamble confessed
his part In the scheme to defraud the
government.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
CLARKE AFTER HANNA
Democratic Senatorial Aspirant Issues
TCTH1U OIIu''ur Is =
inv \ssoslntcd prcss,)

Democratic Senatorial Aspirant ISSUES
Formal Challeng 2.
/. Inv Assotntod rrcss)
CLEVELAND, o., Sept 1e-Chairman
salen. Of tie Democratic State, Executive
Committee, this afternoon addressed the
following letter to Chairman '1'r n der DICK. az ~
Akron. Ohio: - c,,,p,,.
Democratic candidate for United States
Senator Senator ire from Ohio, formally challenge e
Senator NJ. 4. Hanna to series of Joint
debates. with Mr.. Clarke at SUCH PLACES
md times as Mr. Hannn may select. win
the one proviso that the debates are It, to
take place In counties and senatorial DIS
tricts. which are considered doubtful po-
Iitcallyn .hE 3ltF 4Hi51I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
THE BIC BASEMENT BARGAINS.
WARM FLANNELs.

WARM FLANNELS.
White Wool Flannel; special. 16o
Atwood SILK Linen Finish Flan-
mel, worth 35c yard; special, &c.
Special sale Gray Twill Flannel A.
21c,
Canton Flannel, &c.. 1Oc. ana
IL lie; are good values,
FIGURED ART DENIM.
csc. Figured Art Denim, l6c. yard
Crepe u Cretons, new designs,
COTTON BATTING,
Pure White Cotton. &c. bale.
'.a HEAVY COMFORTS,
special values will be offered Mon
day at bargain prlces-suc., ~
4i.26, 81 80 and H2.
Ask to sec 1925 Comforts for
BED TICKING.
specIal values at Zoe. and IL lac.
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS.
s15c. and 10 2-3o. Pillow Cases, made
OF hest muslin, 1S1-2e,
21sxa1s Rleaohed Sheets, worth
s6c; special, 600,
Single Bed Sheets, sec, value a6c,
BOLSTER CASES,
Special price. she.
= $i,25 Unbleached Sheets. hemstitoh-
ed, 21kx21s; special, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
POLICE BALL GAME

Large Crowd Assured at Broad Street rect
Park on he 24th. VI
Tho police ball gnmo on the 24th
PROMISES TO be good thing, "A whole
lot of tickets have been Sold and when
tho Richmond and Newport News police
get together at 1sroad-street Park some
thing good Is bound to Occult,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
CARPETS RUGS DRUoGE1s IN INGRAM WILTON VELVET AND TAPESTRY
Special Prices To Morrow.
MEMS sUsPENDERs.

The soc. Yale Suspender. non-rust-
Ing buckle; special, 2bc.
CURTAIN MUSLIN.
~ 4O-inch White Curtain Muslin. with
figures, dots and stripes. real valuo
csc. yard; special Monday, ~ 1-2o
Arcel Wash Rags. the best made,
&c.
HOSIERY RoAlNs.
For good IL lie. School Hose try
sycle's. It Is the best made. the same
Hone selling in other stores for l7c.
pair.
Csc, Ladies' Plain Black Cotton
Hose, Hcrmsdorf dye. double SOLE
spliced heel; special. 1G2-3c, pair.
TWO TOWEL BARGAINS FOR
MONDAY.
Pure Linen Huck Towels, 34xl7,
worth TIC. for ! : 1-2c.
Satin Damaskt Towels. extra heavy
linen. 45x231s, all color borders. see
side window; special, ESQ,
Ii A SILK WAIST BARGAIN
81 Taffeta silk Waists. all sizes
and all colors; special for Monday.
,ENoLlsH LONG CLOTH.
s1,69 grade, ~ yards In pieces, for
Monday only, H1.37.
SILK sHlRT.WAisTi SUITS.
$25 silk Shirt Waist Suits; special
price, $500,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
!. NEGROES LYNCH a NEGRO
Exasperated by Most DastardlY Grim
They String Him Up.
= -'-''-' II

D. 7IlII lf55E (Bv esoco ted 1'rcsa VIZ 1IlII n
LUxORA, ARK. Sept. 19.-Negroes last
night overpowered the sheriff hel e. took
out negro named HELEN and hanged
him to water tank. where his body
HELEN was charged with iassaulting two
negro girls aged five and ten years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
nfteen seconds, but there were no undu-
jlations, 3D.
Philippine Official q oes Wrong,

MANILA. Sept, la.--James W. Walsh.
Jr,, constahulary supply officer. stationed
at Masbate, has been arrested on ths
charge OF detraudlng the government, He
Is said to BIO short 5000 in supplies ~
5000 In his cash account
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

At $3.50 paJ-lExtra Heavy Cot
ton Fleece Blankets, and extra large
size, real value 81; special price
Sl,hO pair.
At so7n-German Wool Blankets 4
in White and gray, silk bound edges,
real value OF this Blanket sS'oo' 'os
S275.
NEW FALL PERcALEs,
Navy blue. red and plaek' WIZ
white figures, dots and stripes 80
inches wide, zoe.
CORDUROY.
s.25 Real English Corduroy sue
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
WINDOW SHADES.

Buy now, when you can get at such
prices.
At 25c.-All-Linen Opaque Shades,
in nil colors, with best spring rollers
p yards long, and fixtures complete.
This shade Is sold all over the city
for 42c.
At BOc.-All-1. Linen Opaque Shades,
2 wards long, best spring rollers, fix.
\ lures complete. Will hang free OF
charge. This Shade would cost you
4 in other stores 81.
FLANNEL WRAPPERS.
First Big Values OF tho Season.
81 Flannel Wrappers, 7bc.
$3.50 Lawn Wrappers, zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

we're cast and Mr.. osburh received q
majority OF forty lie Is very poI|HIlar
md Is a heirber OF signa, hiplia iD s1-t,in
Ribbon Society. s,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Blankets at Wholesale Price,.

surely this is great triumph but such posspit'es ca"
only be brought about by buying IN enormous quan's
We contracted for our Blankets IN midsummer sa'''s
concessions direct from mills and enables us to quote
A exac,, what other merchants pay. Comparison will
verify this
500 pairs white and gray extra size heavy cotton fleece
,voven and bound tape edges In pretty pink and blue
borders The Blanket sold in othsr stores lor sSo
spccial tomorrow, 76c pair 4 .a# e.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

At A5-All-Wool White Blankets,
would sell at So and 81, s pounds In
weight, sllk-bound edges extra size,
At Ea75-,German Gray Wool
blankets, would be bargain Tor
$3.50; special, F3,7n
I NEW FALL OUTINGS AND tFLAN-]
NELETTEs.
Beautiful assortment, In light and
dark, for waists, dresses and sacques
and chlldren's school dresses, Zoe,
and ~ 1-2c.
SHEETlNo,
Bleached and unbleached Sheets,
1914 special Monday, Zoe. yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Bargains in Dress Goods.
z;bel;ne One, 81 the Leading Dress Goods.

Al soc. yard -zlbellnc, in all colors'
plain stripe and plaid
3At 25c,-All colors in Cashmere
SO inches wide.
Yolles. In all coors. SOC yard.
q Covert Cloth, 81 inches "'ue'
81, 90 and 81.
Leonx zlheline, $3.50 yard.
Bourcn Zibeline, ~ .sO.
Striped chcvlot, 81 inches WIDE
invisible. $3.50.
Long Nap zlbeline, S1.25.
Snowflake sutlngs, 81 Inches. VI.
Black and white Shepherd Plaids,
5Oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
~ For WOMEN. MEN
Oil underwear AND CHILDREN. # 4

Some special purchases mat cna DIG
Infants Fleece Ribbed Wrappers.
regular price 15c.; Monday. lie.
Infants. Half-Wool Wrappers. rib
bed; special Monday. Zoe.
BOYS and Girls Wool Vests, sizes
16 to "a: price, zoe. to 7bc.
Bows Fleece Shirts and Drawers.
4 regular. 6nc. valj,e for Zoe.
Infants Wool Bands. 25c.
Misses Heavy Fleece Ribbed Shirts
at 21c.
Ladies' Ribbed High Neck. Long
Sleeve Corset Covers. 2Sc.
Special sale Ladies Heavy Fleece
Underwear at Soc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

II Mexican Drawn Work Tray Covers
2Oc. and 6Oc. -.,.,.
"a and drawn work. all sizes, from
&121-2c. up. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
SUES FOR $4,000.
Robert e. Condor Demands Big Dam
ages From the Northwestern.
Cnao}oI ~ yr{,,,ac- popnh1icar

Robert e. Condor Demands Big DAM
ages From the Northwestern.
Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids. April S.-Robert F..
Condor has sued the Chicago & North
western Railway Company in the fed
eral court here for $4,000 damages for
injuries which he says were the result
of carelessness and negligence. He
said that on March 6. 1,ti, he was an
engineer in the employ IF the company,
operating freight train and that one
of his duties on reaching the end of his
run at Belle PLANE was to blow out the
headlight. He climbed up on his en-
CINE to do this and what is known as
the second STEP on the engine being
weak and defective, gave way beneath
him and he fell. He first struck the
pilot of the engine, infiicting serious
injuries to the lower part of his spine:
then he fell from the pilot to the
ground. alighting on the back of his
head and stunning him. His left side
and shoulder, he says. were also badly
hurt. the ground being hard frozen at
the time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
Emil Broders, a Young Married
Man of That Place, Takes
Deadly Acid
CAUSE FOR SUICIDE UNKNOWN
lie Was a Clerk for the Firm of Bro
ders & Fissie and Had Been Mar
ried Only a Short Time-Took Ad-
vantage Of His Wife's Absence From
the Room to Swallow Acid.
pecial to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times Republican.
Primghar, April 3-Emil Broders,
residing in Hartley, committed suicide
Yesterday. taxing dose of hydro cy-
anic acid. Emil is brother of Emmett
f. Broders of the firm of Broders &
Figgie, in the general merchandise bus
mess in Hartley. He was young man
of about % years, and had been married
a short time. He had been about the
town making collections for the firm Of
Broders & Figgie, for whom he clerks,
and going home between and 4 p. M.
said that he was not feeling very well,
and requested his wife to step out and
ask her sister to come in, and. while
his wife was absent, he must have
taken the deadly poison. On his wife's
return ne started to enter the bedroom
and fell on the floor and died instantly.
No cause is known as to why the rash
act was committed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
WARRANTS WERE ILLEGAL.
Decision Of Judge ThorneIl Of Much
Importance to Counties.

Importance 10 Soln1t0ts
Special to Times Republican.
Logan, April 3.-Judge Thornell has
rendered a decision of great Importance
to county officials in the case of Nelson
VS.. Harrison County. This case was
brought to enjoin the board of super
visors from issuing bonds to pay a
large amount OF unpaid warrants is
sued by the deposed board on the
ground that the warrants were illegal.
The court holds that member OF the
board Of supervisors may not use his
own team and help to construct fiells,
ETC., even tho done under the name of
contractor: that a dealer is not justi-
fed in charging an eXhorbitant fee for
furnishing lumber under contract with
the board. and that the board has no
authority to buy real estate for poor
farm without submitting the PROPOSE
ton to vote as contemplated by the
Iowa statutes. This saves to the coun-
ty an amount aggregating $S,S75 for
two supervisor districts and when the
is concluded will have saved
the county in the neighborhood of $15,-
GOO for the whole county
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
FROM ALL OVER IOWA.

months work of the Wilcoxes, father
and son, with this lot OF swine. The
same gentlemen had a car of steers
and car of heifers on the market the
same day, and the heifers topped the
market in their class. the total cash
result OF the entire shipment of three
cars being S3,544.
CentervilIe.
The trial of Ed Egbert, on the charge
OF rape on the person of Miss Gertie
KILN was commenced Monday in
the district court. The evidence on the
part of the state was all in Tuesday
afternoon. and N. E. Kendall. attorney
for the defendant made motion and
argument to take the case from the
jury but Judge Vermilion failed to see
it that way, and witnesses for the de-
Tense were sworn. There are large
number in attendance from Melrose,
where the crime was committed last
fall. The case was given to the jury
at 800 p. m. Thursday and verdict
of guilty was returned at 900 p. m.
Charlton.
Local attorneys are seeking infor
nation concerning the whereabouts of
Mrs. Lena Lawson, and have written
to Louisiana authorities to that end.
Mrs. Paul, whose maiden name was
Lena Lawson, is said to have married
a stevadore, named Paul in Mobile thir-
ty years ago Subsequently they came
to New Orleans, where Paul lost leg.
The lawyers say Mrs. Paul is one of
the heirs to large estate they are set
fling I'm She is reunited to have had
several children. If she is dead, the
lawyers want the proofs and the adj
dresses of her heirs.
Fairfield.
Clarence w. McGafey narrowly es-
capped horrible death in the VOORHEES,
mills, where he is head miller, in this
city. While engaged at his work his
overalls caught on the coupling of an
upright shaft which makes about $50
revolutions minute On either side of
this shaft stood two heavy buhr frames.
about thirty-six inches apart. Mccall
fey realized his dangerous situation,
and, with rare presence of mind, seized
the rapidly revolving shaft and endeav-
ored to tear himself loose. He must
have struggled for several minutes, but
was finally thrown to the floor with ev-
cry stitch of clothing torn from him ex-
cept his shoes and stockings and a
fringe of underwear on one arm and one
leg. He was completely exhausted from
his efforts to escape, and seriously and
painfully bruised in various places on
his body, but no bones were fractured
and no internal injuries inflicted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
Kensett

Kensett
I. A. Luckason, last week sold a
yearling neifer to Gunderson of Usage.
at $125.
Patton.
At the town election the Patton Mu-
tual Telephone Exchange was granted
franchise by vote of 81 ayes and
nays.
Chaplin.
Mrs. L. d. Knesel was taken to Du-
buaue Wednesday morning to be OPP
Grated on for appendicitis. DR.. Pow
ers accompanied her.
Glenwood.
The Southwestern Iowa Editorial as
ISOLATION convenes here April "a. Great
preparations are being made by the To-
cal association to entertain the visitors.
Clarion.
r. w. Breckenridge is building a
substantial addition to his Lake town
ship residence. The new part faces
the west, 16x32 feet in size and two
stories high.
Nevada.
George Proctor suffered severe
stroke of apoplexy at his home in this
city Tuesday evening, as the result
OF which one side is paralyzed and
he is unable to talk.
Greene.
Fred Moss and Ed Barth have been
selected by the fish commissioners to
seine the redhorse and suckers from
the river here this spring, and will be
at it as soon as the deputy warden
comes to see to the work.
WeIIsburs.
Mrs. II. w. Kelly has been appoint
ed administrative in the estate of the
late H. w Kelly. The store here has
been placed on the market and If a
buyer can not be found the intention
is 10 close out the stock at retail.
EddyviIIe.
n. ]. Wing, formerly cashier of the
Manning and Epperson bank here and
and ex-deputy county clerk, has been
appointed agent for the Rock Island
here to succeed C.. =. Schmidt. who
is to be transferred to Knoxville.
Spirit Lake.
The Odd Fellow Lodge OF Spirit Lake
has decided to build new brick build
ing to cost in the neighborhood of
S.. 900 This very worthy lodge has a
membership of sixty-three in good
standing and owns property valued AT
$1,000.
Clinton.
The time limit for fling suits for
action at the April term of the Clinton
district court has expired and the suits
which now ind their way into the of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
STATE TRACK MEET.
The Normal School Not likely TO Par.
ticipate This Year.


The Normal School Not likely to Par.
ticipatc This Year.
Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls. April 3.-'rhe State Nor
NAL School will not furnish team for
the annual state track meet this year
unless they do so on special invitation
from the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletla
Association The condition of member
ship is that each school deposit jaw
with the treasurer by the first of March
each year and this the Normal Schoci
failed to do this year and is therefore
barred from the association. They have
some good material in he school ana
some of the old scholars who hold fair
ly good records on the track are IN
school. There was some feeling mani
tested the Normalites thought at the
opening of the year by The association,
which looked as if the Normal Scnool
was not wanted in the association. and
this is the reason the money was not
at the time specified.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
Branch of Stock Family Living
In Iowa, Heirs of Big Ger
man Estate
WELL KNOWN AckLEY MAN ONE
A. c. Stock Is Believed to Be One Of
the Relatives to Whom the Fortune
Goes, and Will Endeavor to Establish
His Relationship-Estate Is Worth
About $4,000.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, April 3.-Efforts are be-
ing made thru the German consul to
locate relatives of certain branch of
the Stock family, a number of which
reside in Iowa. 1t is stated that a
member Of the family died in Germany
some time ago, and, having never mar
ried. an estate of about $4,000 goes to
the brothers and sisters, who came to
America some years ago, the relatives
in Germany losing track of the where
abouts of the members of the family
that came Ito this country. A. c.
Stock. a we'll known citizen OF Ackley,
Is believed to be one OF the relatives
and he will endeavor to establish his
relationship.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-03
GOES TO CALIFORNIA.
Former Speaker Henderson Will Spend
Three Months on Coast.


Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, April 3.-Former Speaker
Henderso will leave Dubuque Sunday
next for Los Angeles, where he will
spend several months. Colonel Hender-
son will be accompanied by his wife
and daughter, Miss Belle Henderson,
Since his return from Washington
Colonel Henderson has been visited by
hundreds Of his old friends, and neigh
bors, all of whom regret to see him
leave Dubuque. 1t is his intention to
spend about three months in California
where he will visit with Mrs. Hender-
sons parents. The latter are quite
aged, and it is Mr.. Henderson's desire
to spend as much time as possible with
them before they die. The sojourn In
California will prove very pleasant to
Colonel Henderson, who seeks rest from
his arduous life in the house of rep
resentatives. 1t is also believed that
Miss Henderson will also improve in
health, for she has Just recoved from a