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rphuhf REORGANIZATION MnIhri0ne.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
MRS. cHADWlck's CAREER.
a Sister Residing in California Tells
of Their Early Life.

a Sister Residing in California Tells
Of Their Early Life.
San Francisco, Dec. S.-Mrs. S. N.
York sister, of Mrs. Chadwick, who re7
sides in this city in an elegantly fur
nished fiat, in an interview published
today said:
I'VE were brought up in Canada.
There were five girls in the family.
All married early. Mrs. Chadwick IN
1880 married a man named G. Il.
Hoover and went to live In Cleveland.
Hoover died in 1887 and left her $780,
900. Mrs. Hoover during the next ten
years lived on her money, and incident-
ally Travelled for wholesale millinery
establishment. In 1897 she married a
very wealthy physician named DR.. L.
s. Chadwick. She had travelled
around the world and dabbled in finan-
cial matters in this country. / never
knew OF her acquaintance with Andrew
Carnegie. do know that no matter
what the difficulty she is in at present,
she will surely get out of 1t. for she
possesses more than sufficient money
to make good any amounts she may
have borrowed on notes and loans
Mrs. York refuses to discuss the re-
5port that Mrs. Hoover was arrested
and served a term in the Ohio peniten-
tiary for forgery further than to say:
"There was some trouble. Mrs. \ orK
disclaims all knowledge of Mrs. Chad-
wick at any time during her life at
tempting to do business as medium
or as a clairvoyant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
Cotton Had Two Wives,

Perry, Dec. S.-Levi Cotton, a we'll
to-do farmer living near this city, died
two years ago. Recently it has been
discovered that he had three wives.
when it was supposed that he had but
one. The first wife is still living and
claims that Cotton was never divorced.
Wife No. 2 is dead, but the daughter
lives in Des Moines and has laid claims
to a share of the estate.
According to the evidence, Cotton
was married twenty-five years ago and
lived in Des Moines with wife No. l..
He sent her to Kansas for a visit and
refused to send her money to come
home on. Wife No. 2 lived for but a
few years Wife No 3 lived with him
eighteen years and still survives.
Wife No. who claims to have
known of his subsequent marriages.
has yet to prove that he never obtained
divorce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08

and he said nothing in reply. thought
he had accepted my refusal as final,
when he suddenly repeated his offer.
Again / refused, and without a word
he wheeled and fired, the bullet strik-
ing me in the breast. / knew nothing
more"
Miss Kirk was found unconscious
and nearly dead from loss OF blood, ly-
ing across the tracks Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad. She evidently
had been placed there by Evans short
" before a track walker discovered
her.
Bis Nose Evans has been known
as a desperate character on the border
for number Of years. He has been
in many afTrays and is now under in
ditement as accessory in the murder Of
Salonia Davis in 1902.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
JlLTED OUTLAW KILLS.
Kentucky Desperate Murders the Girl
Who Refused to Marry Him.

Inez KY, Dec. s. - Rather than be-
come the bride of desperate and an
outlaw Mary Bell Kirk chose death
When she refused to marry big Nose"
Evans in spite of all his threats, he
shot her. Yesterday she died. Her slayer
has fled to the Businesses of the West
Virginia mountains and the Kinks will
take up the chase to avenge their kins-
woman.
Miss Kirk, who is daughter of Will
liam r. Kirk, and niece of Circuit
Judge A. j. Kirk, accepted the atten-
tions of "Big Nose" despite her fam
ily's objections. Monday evening she
accompanied him to party across the
Tug River, in West Virginia, Evans
insisted that she set day for their
marriage, threatening to take her life
IL she again refused to marry him.
"He appeared desperate, but re-
mained COOL" said Miss Kirk, in her
-mortem statement Il told him
I had no intention Of marrying him.
We were near the house at the time,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
MILES WILL SERVE DOUGLAS.

Massachusetts Governor-Elect to Have
Lisutenant General on Staff.
Boston, Mass, Dec. THE report
that President Roosevelt may object
to Lieutenant General Miles becoming
the ad.utant general Of the Masschus-
sets National guard created some
comment in this city. Governor
Douglas is also reported to have said
General Miles will be made adjutant
general of his staff whether he is as
signed by President Roosevelt or not.
don't know much about the prov
isions Of the Dick law" said Douglas,
'sbut I do know General Miles viii be
on my staff as adjutant general"
The enly reason for Miles asking that
he be assigned is that he will receive
full pay as an active army officer if he
is assigned by the president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
DENY THEIR CONFESSIONS.
Repudiate Admissions Of Robber,
They Say Were Forced From Them.

Repudiate Admissions Of Robbery
They Say Were Forced From Them.
New Orleans, La, Dec. 8.-Saying
they were in fear of their lives when
they made 1t, four white men, ]. l..
Mckinney, w. H. Mckinney, e. A..
Donaldson and w. B. Adams, charged
by United States officials with robbing
the postoffice at Pollock, La, have re-
pudiated confession of guilt. In a
published card at Alexandria, La,
where they are in Jail. they say:
"What was confessed by us was to
save life and was not true.
"The rope was around our necks and
the fire at our feet and we thought 1t
the only chance to save life"
It is said that a vigilance committee
at Pollock has been very active in the
effort to run down the postoffice
thieves.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08

maneuvers for the tro the nation
al guards. This mi G las been de-
cided and official il : ,ation to that
effect has been rece' : at the office of
adjutant general IL. iowa. A little
over year ago one Iowa regiment had
the pleasure of attending the army
maneuvers at Fort Riley. This year
the maneuvers were In the east and
western regiments were cut out. Now
it is found that there will be no more
at any time. The war department has
decided that they are entirely too ex-
tpensive for the good accomplished. The
Iowa regiment which went to Fort
Riley was the Fifty-flfth, which has
Colonel j. Rush Lincoln at its head, and
the companies Of which are scattered
pretty we'll over southwestern Iowa.
The boys of the Fifty-f1fth are feeling
good over belated and unexpected
compliment which appears In a report
published in New York. This Is re-
port on the Fort Riley maneuvers by
Lieutenant Colonel Nathan S. Jarvis,
a retired army captain in the medical
service. who reported on what he saw
at Fort Riley and among other things
said:
Taken as a whole the militia from
the several western states were physi-
cally the equals If not the superiors OF
the regulars. This applied particularly
to the men Of the Fifty-fifth Iowa
whose sturdy, we'll developed soldiers
excited much favorable comment"
Coming from such an unprejudiced
source the feeling is that the conpl-
,ment is about as high as could have
been devised.
Charles F. Saylor, of this city, United
States expert on beet sugar, under APP
pointment Of Secretary Wilson, is pre-
pairing his annual report to the depart
ment. and it will show some inter-
esting things.
"The growth of the beet sugar in
dustry in the United States since the
time Secretary Wilson took hold Of the
agricultural department has been phe-
nominal" said Mr.. Saylor. "Then there
were seven factories in operation, tho
a number of others had been built
Now. after eight years the number has
been increased to fifty-two In actual
operation. The average cost Of these
factories Is about 100000, SO that un-
der the Wilson administration there
has been invested in these factories
over thirty million dollars. There are
to be five new factories next year that
we know of-in Colorado, Idaho and
Wisconsin. 1t is possible there will
also be one in Iowa. While the best
results are obtained in the far west
yet the cost there is greater than in the
middle states and the investors are
turning this way"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
STOMACH LIKE A BATTERY.
Experiment Shows Digestion is Elec-
tro Chemical Action.

Experiment Shows Digestion is Elec.
tro- Chemical Action.
( San Francisco, Cal, Dec. Sin an
experiment conducted by DR.. Albert ].
Atkins of the California Medical Col
lege on the stomach of a healthy man,
1t hats been demonstrated that the or.
gan is electrical IN its action. The ex-
pertinent consists IN the introduction
Of a specially prepared electrode into
the stomach by having the man swal-
low it. When the electrodes were
brought In contact with about an
inch square of the wall Of the organ,
the galvanometer registered nearly ten
millivolts of direct electrical current.
1t is claimed that this action proves
that the whole process of digestion is
an electro chemical one, also that this
current in the walls of the stomach
prevents the digestion Of the stomach
by its own juices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
ARREST RoBBER SUSPECTS.
Three Mon Held for Daring HoIdup IL
GorviIIe, III.

Carbondale, Ill, Dec. 7.-Three sus-
poets were captured last night near
.Gorville, who are believed to be the
men who robbed the Olsbrook store
company Saturday night at New Burn
sides. The two men entered the store
while a third stood guard on the steps.
All the money in the store was taken.
The clerks were held at bay by one
bandit while the other went thru the
safe and money drawers. The exact
amount taken is unknown. The rob-
berry, which was one of the boldest in
this section for years, was doubtless the
work of professionals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
Declares She Has Been Much
Maligned and Prosecuted,
but Is Innocent.
ARRAleNED IN FEDERAL COURT
Men Who Profess to Have Inside
Knowledge Of Woman's Affairs
Hint That Only Faint Idea Of the
Case Has Vet Reached the Public
Latest Developments.

New York, Dec. s.--on the way
from the hotel to the federal build
ing Mrs. Chadwick said to the mar
shall: THE time will come when
these people will see that am
very much maligned and prosecrt-
ed woman. When think OF what
/ have gon thru in the past few
weeks wonder that am not In
sane. Everybody has jumped on
me, but 1 will come out Of this all
right, and when l do will issue q
statement to the public that will
show how innocent have been."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
BEHIND IN BANKING
Comptroller of The Currency says
United States Docs Not Take Proper
Rank With Other Countries in Mat.
ter Of Banking -et.. 8


Washington, Dec. g. The annual
report Of the comptroller Of the cur
rency was today presented to congress.
1t says during the year twenty six ma
tional banks have been placed in the
hands of receivers, six of which have
been restored to solvency. Eight Of
the failures were due to fraudulent
management or dishonesty of cashiers.
The comptroller says while the people
of the United States have become the
richest people of the world, they do
not seem to be taking proper rank and
position in foreign and international
banking, owing to lack Of American
banking facilities and the necessity of
doing business with South America
and the orient very largely thru Euro
pean houses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
INQUIRY FOR TosAcco TRUST.
Government Responds to Plea of Ken.
lucky Tennessee Planters.

Washington, Dec. s. In response
to urgent representations from the
Kentucky and Tennessee Tobacco
Planters Association, the department
of Justice yesterday decided to insti-
tute an investigation for the purpose OF
ascertaining whether the American To-
bacco Company usually referred to as
the tobacco trust, is violating the an
ti-trust laws. AS the initial step the
attorney general designated A. q. Car
ner Of Springfield, Tenn, as special at
torney to conduct the preliminary IN
curry and to report its results Mr.
Garner is familiar with the condition
of the tobacco industry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
STOCK EXCHANGE
IN PANIC TODAY
Wall Street Became Demoral-
lied and Shares Were
Dumped on Market.
ALL SUPPORT IS WITHDRAWN
A. Prices crumbIsd the Crowd Became
Pani,. Stricken and Stocks Wore un.
loaded Without Heed Il, the Prices
They Would 1rins-Nev Record for
Sales.

New York. Dec. S..- The stock mar
ket became demoralized during the
first hour today. The A-malgamated
Copper declined 9h points Great wes-
tern preferred 8, Tennessee coal ~,
United States steel preferred 3s6, Col-
orado fuel s. and Missouri Pacific, L
& N. pressed steel car, Steel foundries
preferred, Hide and Leather preferred,
Virginia Iron and others 3 points or
over.
Calling for additional margins by
alarmed brokers precipitated heavy
liquids. .tion in all directions.
Boston is reported to have sold over
forty-dive thousand shares OF copper in
the first few minutes.
All support was withdrawn from the
market. AS prices cr,lmbled panic
swept the floor Of the exchange and
stocks were unloaded without heed to
the prices they would bring, and the
drop between sales extended in many
cases from to over 2 points
The force Of the early break came as
a surprise and proved that the public
had been in the market to g much
greater extent than generally suppose
ed The slump in steel stocks show
ed how lacking was the support. Nu-
naerous stories were told to illustrate
the wild character OF the market. One
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
REVEALS INDIANA JAIL HORRORS
Amos J. Butler Compares Condition in
State With Siberia.

State With Siberia.
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. S.-"And this
is not Africa nor, Siberia, but in In
diana," was the comment of Amos w.
Butler of the state board of charities
in his talk before the council of wom-
en-. Mr.. Butler was telling Of the hor-
rible conditions that exist for wom-
en- in the county jails Of Indiana. The
filthy state, proximity of the men and
women prisoners and other evils were
told in a way that made his audience
shudder.
Mr.. Butler said that the women de-
pendents have inferior places and re-
ceive less care than do the men. He
also spoke of the placing Of young girls
and old offenders in the same institu-
tions.
Child saving and the care of epilep-
tics and the women in the jails were
the special points of Mr.. Buffers talk.
AS to epileptics, the speaker showed
number of photographs of a family
Of 101 persons in five generations most
of whom are feeble minded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
.klDNAPs FOR REVENGE.
.Ex.e:onviot Abduet. Cir, Who's. !. Tsstl

Ex.(:onvict Abduets Girl Whose Tests
mony Sent Him to Prison.
Omaha. Dec. S.-Thirst for vengeance
for giving testimony which sent MIN
to prison for five years is said to have
inspired Sam Mock, an ex-convict, TO
kidnap Miss Emma Roach, 19-year-
old l,irl OF Omaha. Miss Roach Tues
day night attended d church social In
Herman, Neb., and Mock. representing
himself to be detectiye e with q wars
rant for her arrest, succeeded in forc-
ing her into buggy which he drove
rapidly away. No"trace Of them has
been found.