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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Snoianapplts, Snb, Donnertas Aprl 1904
strifes mno strifer.

gfemg Off, z. Npril. Cine lanse
Gonferen5 smiiden ben algemeinen
51ieosaeri6tsausi6iihen Der gau=
banomerfer unb 8auunternebmer=8er=
bdnoe bat 5u Der Nnnabme bon ge=
i6lttfen eeftbrt, tpel6e bic 8eenoi=
suna oes groBen, feit mebreren Woben
i'm @an9e befinoli6en @trites in Der
genannten 8ran6e berbeifiibren iolten.
Vertreter ber 8affeinmaurer, tpel9'
2eBtere ben Strife inaugurirten, 1timm=
ten ben 8efbliiKen 81 unb empfablen,
baB Die @triter, Dbne ueber3eit 5u ar
beiten, big Die gan3e Nnsele9enbeit auf
ibiebsseri6tli6em Wege er!ebist lei,
ibre Sbdti9teit uieber aufnehmen mod:
ten. Griiber batten bic untonen dbn=
liAe, bon ben Bauunternehmern ge=
ma9te 8oribldse suriifgeuieien, tn=
oehen man glaubt, baB tie iebt oOb auf
oielelben eingeben tperoen.
OscaloDfa, Sa., z. Npril.
Som &oblengrdber=0 =0auptquartier aus
III elm Nufruf fitr cine am IL. Np-il
absubaltenbe gemeiniame 8erfamm=
lung bon @rubenbefiBern uno Goblen=
grdbern erlafen uorben, bon tpel6ei
es fitr fi6er gilt, oaB es bel berfelben
su einem ben Nusitanb enbenoen ueber.
eintommen fDmmen tptrb.
Wtan bort benn aud bereits bit
8orberiagung, bag binnen elmer Wo6,
10000 itreifenoe Goblen9rdber ii
Soma bic Nrbeit pieoer aufnebmer
merben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Mns gtaot= nto Gonatb=Ser:
innltang.
Das @ifensmertbeite bonn seitrieen Gage in
gebrGnster Sprm.
9as canallofe % #
s n b pills.

Sn Weft Snoianapolis bauerte
eenern Der NbfuB beg y@runbmaifers"
an, allerbin9s gins berielbe nur lang=
fam bon Staten, neil bort ieoes regu=
ldre ganal=Spitem feblt. 9ie Wie.
beraufnabme beg Gabritbetriebes Der
v@tanbarb Wbeel Worfs" unb Der
ySnoianapolis gamble Co." 1T bis
gum Nnfans nd6fter Wo6e berf6oben
norben. ea
6 DIT bas Srinfmafi
ab!
1ebrisens ri9tet bic fdbtifde Ge-
funobeits=Beb6rbe an Die geiammte
8eb6lterung no9mals Die Mabnung,
alles Srintpaiier, beionoers aber oas
aus ber Waiierleitllng, bpr bent Ge-
brau6 ab3ufoden. uenn man es ni6t
porber filtrtren fann.
Ser @runo liegt nabe 9enug; benn
bas 2eitungsmaher glei9t infolge Der
ueberf6pemmung INNER nod elmer
2ebm=8riibe, beren Bef1anbtbeile Nie=
manb tennen ooer abnen fann. -
s usfieber u. W | a r q
f6lummetn bartn, tpie Or. Spencer
iagt.
gigentli6 d fpottbilli9 ia.
Ser Contract fir bic Neu=M6bli=
rung bes Criminals =@eri9tes 1T bon
ben @ountp= gomnihdren fiir $500 on
Nrtbur Wrigbt ber9eben tporben. -
Die erfeu Contract Mngebote batten
idmmtlib als gu bod 5uriidgetpiefen
tperoen miil1en.
8 fer ais m IN de It d b t.
Brii de.
lleber ben @ooIe Greet Bel Wef Netp=
ton tpirb auf 5efhluB Der gountn=
Gommi1dre eine @iienbrhde nit plat-
ten=Defung unb 8afffein=pHafter ge=
baut mer0en, beren Soften auf $4,000
peranf9last meroen.
9feue Sni rem.
Nleranoer SDbnion unb Sbomaa
Woonep purben gu 5nfpeetoren i'm eSn,
genteurs=Dept. fir neue @onfructions.
Mrbeiten ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Salentta &Srner /.

0alentin 36rt1er, Elm be-
fainter oelltf6er 8iirger, 1T aeifern
Jfa1mittae i'm Nlter bon So Sabren in
ieiner Wobnung, 2240 Sio Merioian
Str, Der WaReriudt, BON tuel9er er
felt LANCER 3eit 9eplagt muroe, erlegen.
Ser Yerblibene cam Dor etud 80
eSabren bDn feiner 9eimatb, Baoen,
mad Snbianapolis. gr fiibrte ldn9ere
3eit eine Wail1erei uno etabltrte fpdter
.eine Wirtbibaft an Der @iib Werioian
@traBe, nit ipel9er er grfols bate.
Gr binterldBt feline Jrau unb bier Rin-
Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
8eftrafte lid feIbit. Der

8e frafte lid felbf. Der
Srtebensridter Malaabn pon Goob
Sbunber, Minn., ber5dpft, neben SUI
fti3, AUDI geiitige GetrGnfe, b. b. er 1T
Der gliidli9e 8efiBer elmer @9erfe.
l1nlGngit enpfing nun Der Sdonf=
tDirth Mol5abn ben 8efu6 zines 6errn
aus ct. gaul, Der ii9 cine probe bon
benz 9eibelbeer=8rannttoein Malsabns
faufte, i'm aber ni9t tranf, fonbern
analDiirte unD entbedte, baB Der 6ei=
belbeerz8ranntipein feinen Seibelbeer@
foft entbielt. Die 5olee mar, bdB
balb barauf bor bem 6riebensri9ter
Weal5abn cine 8er6onblung eegen ben
@9anfDirtb Mal3abn abgebalten
purbe, nah Der Der 5riebensri9ter
Mal5a6n ben S9anftptrtb Mal5abn
l6nlbig befanb, perfdlI9tes @etrGnf
berfauft 81 baben unb i'm gu elmer
5trafe BON $25 Derbonnerte, bic au9
prompt entri6tet unb an ben @taats<
f9abmeiiter absefiibrt ipurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
@ar 3a lansiaut
l1nb murbe pom Giienroiie setroffen.

Sam Barrett, Elm Bel Der 2egung
Der neuen Blanfen auf Der Big 6our=
Sreusune an Der MaKa6uietts MDenue
am .Gleinen Babnbof" beI9dftigter
9trbeiter, tpurbe bsute Morge1 aegen 9
l1br, oa er ni6t rebtseitig tuie Die an.
beren Nrbeiter, bel Seite fprang, BON
einem einfabrenben pai1asier5uge ge=
trDHen. Sic locomotive fdleuberte
ibn BET 5eite uno trug er mebrere
Gopfmunben iotpie anbere 0erlebungen
baoon, bic iebo9 ni9t fir 9efdbrlib
oebalten tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
GanSfranett atfgepA6t!
8Gfer Qua. g. Sbatt,

ber nod iunse ieoDd allaemein be-
tannte Weiiter in ieinem Sad, bat, benz
Drdngen ieiner Greunoe unb @6nner
Golge leiffeno, beffloiien, in Der ffdot.
Marttbale cine Nertaufsfele 5u errib=
ten. uno suar bireft neben bem friibe=
rem 9bau'ihen 5tanb, unb miro er fid
freuen, ieine friiheren fDnie aufiinftigen
2nnoen bafelbif beoienen 5u f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Saopls. Ganit= 8eretnigung.

sSn Der Sahres=Berfanlmlung Der
Snbpls. 2unft : gereini9una tpurben
folgenbe feds Direetoren fiir einen Ger.
min bon bret Sabren tuieoer errdblt:
u. p Stanton, Carl $. 2ieber,
Sobn @bislett, 0olnep s. Uealott,
ssrau Rebecca Aoams, Grau NbbiIon
6. Garris.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Np. 1914

UtaBfab benubt, nbne 3rpeifrl fitb gu
eit1em GreigniB 9efalten tpirb, tpel9es
Sauienoe BON Grenben mad Der Gtabt
brtn9e1 nno auBerbem unieren 8ir=
germ tpiebcr etne ertpiini9te @eleaen6ei
bieten miro, Nnf9auungs l1nterribt
ttber Uncle Sam's Warine at eenieBen.
Die beioen genannten 8ereine lbatten
@pngreBmann Sementpap orineeno er=
fu6t, fetnen gan3en @inHuB babin oel=
teno 81 MAIDEN, bas Ganonenboot
.Nalbbille" unb einiee SorpebDboote,
Die befanntlib 5ur Weltausltellung als
8ertreter Der 8unbesmarine mad ct.
Souis geianot Derben, su sinem Be-
Iu6 @Dansbille's su beranlaRen. Serr
6emenmaD bat ben Winf6eE Der
@oansbiller boll unb eana entfprp9en,
mie aus Der fOl9enoen 9epei6e erbelt,
Die bier eineetroffen 1T: vsecretdr
Woobp bat feline 3ufimmung seseben,
bob bas Ganonenboot vfaibbille" ttnb
bic SDrpebo Glotte na9 @banspi(le
fommen ioIen, menn Der WaHerfanb
es erlaubt. Werbe Sbnen in getreff
beg Datums f6reiben."
Da Die Glotte am 80. Mpril bereits
in st. 2ouis eintreffen iol, tptrb err
tuartet, oaB biefelbe iebenfals stpii6en
Wtitte unb gnbe hIs. W2ts. @panspiae
befu9en miro.
Gin &iot t in M ar IONS 9 0 r
fabt yDar S secret.
Ma on, z. 9lpril. Sn benz
notorifben. BON S6mar3en unb ueiBem
@eiinoel betuobnten 0iertel Dark
Secret" muroe lebte Na6t nur nit
fnapper gtotb cine 2pnberei berbiitet,
mdbrenb 9eraume 3eit ,ber gr6Bte Iuf=
rubr berrf9te. Daniel @totes, Elm
Neger, bate ndmli6 @tanlep ppatt
uno oehen beiabrte Mutter nit elmer
Nrt attafirt unb i6uer nerlegt, als
biefelben berfu6t batten, ihn aur 8e-
| 9lei6ung fetner 2o9is= unb Rof=&e9=
nun9 su bepegen. Ct 6atte Bel ben
pDatt's lD3irt. Mls befannt tpurbe.
oaB Die alte Negerin 10 i4tuer berlebt
iei, baB iie mabrl6einli6 fterben tperbe,
bepaffneten ft6 Die emp6rten Na9barn
nit allen nur erbenfli6en @egenifdn=
ben uno nit @eilen uno ieBten benz
flidti9 eetporbenen @tofes unter lau=
ten Srobungen etc. na9. Grit mad
9eraumer Weile gelane es Der alarrttr=
ten PDli5ei. bic Menge au bertretben
unb Stofes, Der i'm 0auie zines
Greunbes 3uflu9t geiu6t bate, i'm
in Gepabrlam gu nebmen.
| Sm &auf9eer ertrunfen
Gof om 0, z. Npril. Sm Milb-
cat Greet tpurbe eeifern gfa9mittag bic
2ei9e bes bor 8 Wo9en beri1nunoe=
nen SiinQlings Nrtbur SadIon 9efun=
ben, be5it9Ii9 oei1en man gearqw6bnt
bette, er iet bas Opfer etnes ger=
bre6ens 9emorben.
8ei Der 2ei6enI6au tpurben aber
aud ni6t bic gerin9fen Spuren irgenb
elmer 8ewalttbdtiateit 9efunben, unb
Der Coroner fam 5u ben S6luiie, baB
5afion sufdlfig ertranf. Sn Der
Na6t. ba er berf6manb, bate Safion
lin @eieQi6aft Der 8riioer Sobn unb
Greb Stler ben 0eimspeg aneetreten
unD ale Drei tparen finnlos betrunfen.
Die grtt0er @iler tparen bann als per=
od9tig In 9aft senommen porben,
fonnten aber nur tue9en 3runfenbeit
tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
gerbaao oeatider gsretne.

9lm ndbffen Montag ben IL. Npril.
Mbenos 8 Ibr miro eine Selegaten=
Neriammlung bes 0erbanb's beutf6er
Nereine in ben Hdumen bes nnabhdn-
aieen EurnbereiEs abgebalten tuer0en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Some Sod. .

0as berrItd)e 0onte Bod
8ier miro beute 1taaO 0te
folgenoett 3aae an Sapf5eta.
Sn sstaid)ett fitr ben ssamt=
ltenbeOarf. 9eIepbon 1850.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07

9r. %. 6. @arriion, Der
neue prdftoent bes Butler college,
muroe 9eftern bon Dem fi9 in's priDats
leben suriif5iebenben prdfioenten Or.
Scott Butter ben Stubenten fOrmel
boraeItellt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
Na6ri6telt aus S5nbiana
$ e % a b afb "a b fein
Spfer beraus.

Georgetotpn, ettpa IA Meilen unter.
balb ieiner Snieln i'm Wabaib Gluie, |
Die er fir Snoianapolifer Gpmmer-
frif6ler bur6 gau BON Cottages etc.
borbereiten lieB, ebe Die ueberl9mem=
mungen be9annen, 1T 1eifern enbli9
bic 2ei6e oes retben unb neitbefannten
Garmers Sol. 8. granbt eefunben
tporben, Der tpie man annintmt lebte
Wo6e ertranf, als er Deriubte, trDB
Der So9futben feline Snfeln gu beiu=
6en.-Giir bic Nuffinoung uno 8er-
gung Der 2ei9e bate Der @tabtrat6
cine $1OO=gelo9nune ausgeieBt, Die
| ieBt an 4 Wdnner bertbeilt peroen
miro.
S ND lana poltierbe d en-
q Que.
ga fanette, z. Mpril. @iner
@inlnbung Des prdfioenten Winthrop
6. 9tone foleenb ifattetsn eeftern
prof. @bas. 6. gmmeri6 bon Der
W. 8. 8. g. unb bic 9erren Qlrmin
gobn, Sacob Mebger, 6ermann 2ie=
Der, &obert Gipp uno Muq. M. Gubn
Der Pr<oue uniberlitdt einen uillfOn=
menen 8eiu6 ab. 8elegentli6 oieIes
Beiu6es bielt prof. @mmeri9 por ben
Stubenten nauf 8erlangen" cine nit
grOBer ge9eiferung aufsenommene
Nnipra6e, burd pel6e er ben @ntbu=
| fiasmus Der Stuoenten ftir bic i'm
| SUM- au beranitaltenoe p@ala=Wo6e
Der llniberfitdt" entfa9te. gta6 ein-
gebenber 8eit6ti9ung Der idmmtli6en
| llniberfitdts @ebdube, 2abrratorien
etc. uaren Die Snoianapoliier bic
@dite Der Gacultdt BET einem Dinner
i'm ySotel 2abr".
@r W irtb" BON . 90 :
i ferf mpe fin" T Il r W por
nom in rt.
Serre Saute, z. Npril.
@inen geptfIermaBenv vqetuaeten6trei4"
baben bic biefigen Wafieritmpel be9an=
gen. Sn elmer in einem pripatbauIe
ab9ebaltenen 8eriammlung baben bie=
ielben ndmli9 Elm eigenes Sifet fir Die
5tabtwabl auf9eifellt. l1nb an ber
| SpiBe ifebt fiir Wapor Der Contractor
Strotber gierion. Elm gr=Wirtb. Nls
Wirtb bereitete pierfon Der 9oliaei btel
Srubel unb feline gBirtbslaufbabn cul=
minirte in ieiner S6otung zines 9etuii=
; len SoDce, Der in trunfenem 3uifan0e
an einem 5onntage bon ibm in feiner
Wirtbi9aft erf9ohen tpurbe. Dit
fnapper gfotb nurbe pierfon bamals
bon Der Surp frei9egeben, iubem er in
gfOtbmebr gebanbelt 3u baben angab.
5 M S db5orn eri6OB Granf |
4 5olb einen III f6ulbi9en.
burn, z. Npril. BiG 5ni.
, CART, Der 18.jdbriee 5obn elmer pro=
minenten Gamilie, tpurbe bon 5ranf
Golb, einem 33 Sabre alien Wanne,
erf6oRen, uno 5war f6ulblos unb un=
) bermutbet. 5olB iagte n1mli6 nit
einem Win6eter-Setpebr binter elmer
Banbe bon StraBenjunaen Der, bte i'm
in feinem 6auie bran9ialirt batten,
unb feuerte blinblings iiber bic @traBe.
Ser nit einen Greunbe bes Meges
fOmmenbe Siinsling murbe bon elmer
&ugel Golb's ntitten burA's Sers 9e.
troffen. GDlb murbe berbaftet.
Nu1 Ell Opfer ber
i lie berf d tu c m m ung.
8incennts z. Npril.. 9enrD
@ieberts, Elm Garmer aus Der biefiaen
@egenb, berlor gefern Mbeno auf ion-
berbare Weiie iein 2eben. SIN unte=
rem gincennes Somnibip fiel Der alte
Mann ndmli6 bon ieinem Maeenfbe
in oas nod in ben Nteoerungen fte-
benbe @runbmaiier, Elm Wasenrab
bielt ben SalHoien nieoer, unb als
man Gubrmerf unb Garmer fanb, mar
Sieberts ertrunfen.
Glotteft 8 { Iu d ftt r
@Dansbille.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-07
s . I ten 9 { fu d fur
sbille.

gbansbilIe, z. 4pril. Den
gemiibungen beg biefigen gerbanbs
Der Detail=Gaufleute unb bes Gef9dfts=
leute=Vereins ift es gelungen, fir
gDansDille cine gttraetion au ftdern.
Die, penn man ben Gmpfang bes Mo=
aitors pMrtanias" i'm lebten Sabre als
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-26
GRADUATE STUDENTS MEET.
National Association Will Convene at
Iowa City.
QnAclsI IN T,n,os. nnh,icao


Iowa City, Jan. 26.-The national as
ISOLATION of graduate students will hold
its next annual meeting at the State
University of Iowa. Dec. 2s, 1904. The
national association met ut Philadel-
phia last month and expressed Its de-
sire to meet at Iowa City next year
This has been made possible by the
action of the Iowa association. which
today extended Its Invitation to the ma
tional body.
The meeting Of the association In
Iowa is indicative OF desire to pop
ularize itself among the graduate COL
leges OF the middle west. The graduate
college of the State University of Iowa
is lis only western member. The as
ISOLATION feels that 1t desires TO meet
the Representatives OF other schools on
the friendly grounds OF an associate
member.
The members OF the Association of
Graduate Colleges are. besides Iowa.
Harvard, Yale, Colombia, Prince ton.
Pennsylvania and Cornell universities.
The president OF the Iowa Assoc!a-
ton OF Graduate Students is Lee r.
Seig, OF Marshalltown. The member
ship Of the Iowa association is the
largest OF any OF the members of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-26
A CENSOR FOR PARRY
He Will Speak Before Iowa
Manufacturers, But Must
Be Conservative
CONVENTION IS a LARGE ONE
Iowa Manufacturers Meet to Discuss
Matters of Mutual lnterest-Parry
Wa. to Be Principal Speaker, But It
Wa. Desired to Not Offend the La
boring Men.
Special to Times-Repuhlican
boring Men.

Special to Times Repuhlican
Des Moines, Jan. 26.-The matter CT
the controversy among members Of
the Iowa manufacturers association
over having d. NJ. Parry, of Indian
apolis as the star attraction for the
first annual meeting of the association
has been disposed of in manner salts
factory to all concerned. Mr.. Parry.
so 1t is stated, has been consulted ami
has been given to understand that
while this Is to be meeting of manu-
facturers OF Iowa he is not to speak
to offend the laboring men or invite
controversy over the labor question. 1t
has been represented to him that there
is no special occasion for any stirring
up OF strife In industrial circles In
this state, that the employers and em-
ployes have worked together harmon-
iously, that agreements have been
found not irksome save in isolated in
stances and strikes and lockouts as a
result of disagreements over wage
scales have been very few. The con-
dition of affairs In the coal mining
business Is cited as illustrating con-
ditions in Iowa. There are more miners
in Iowa than of any other one class of
laborers save the agricultural laborers
but all their wage matters are dis
posed Of regularly each year in a man.
ner that keeps the industry booming
all the time. The committee has
shifted Mr. Parry from the regular
program and he will speak at night to
a general audience. There are several
hundred of the representative manu-
facturers of the state here for the pur-
pose of attending the convention and
its session opened very successfully.
The membership Is now about 200 AMI
the capital represented in the mem-
bership is now about s50.000.000. The
purpose as outlined by the officers is
to secure unity of action among the
manufacturers in regard to many mat
ters of mutual interest, and this re-
lates to the general condition of trade
and to legislator. Insurance matters
are to be considered and an organ of
the manufacturers will be started. A. c,
Hutchins, the secretary, who has de-
voted such time as he could spare the
past few months from his work as
superintendent OF the manufacturers
department OF the Iowa exposition
commission, is the real moving spirit.
in the association and has abundant,y
demonstrated that he has organizing
ability. 1t is not yet determined where
headquarters will be permanently but
probably in Des Moines for the pres
ent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-26

woman .t that time
Mrs Anna Trevarthen testified that
shortly before her death Mrs. Bbydem-
bnr.h told thu witness that she had
AT times suffered from. kidney trouble.
Dauohter Testif;es.
Irene RIydenburph the defendants
.aaushter was tben sworn she testi-
fad I'M. tha ralations az hs,. father
and step-mother had always been
nl.asant That her step-mother was
sick,y and had done very little of the
housework. The witness testified fur
Their that she. herself. had prepared tn.
dinner ON the day mar Mrs. Blvden-
bnryh was taken sick. She gave a de-
scrintion az tha dinner which included
oa.bbaee. she said she could not re-
member whether they had peas for
dinner that day or not. That she had
fished nm tn. cold slaugh in side dish
* and ina, If they had peas or other
veeatah,as tbav ware served the same
way and nartaken az hy all. She fur
thar testified tina, her father did not
assist hrr in getting ,ne dinner; that
ha had taken bath and laid down
until Mrs. Riydenburgh came home
from church. She carried the idea
very strongly that the defendant and
his wife got along vel, together and
,hat on that very sunday when Mrs
I,,v,lanhurrh, came home she had
nhided herself about not having kissed
the defendant goodbye and sat down
nm his Ian and talked with him.
The defendants believe that by this
witness they have made strong
showing and considerable impression
unon the Jury. The witness is II years
Md and was prompt and positive in her
answers.
Tha snaeial features OF the expert
testimony brough, out yesterday by
,he witnesses. Bennett and Gibson. who
" e.ra the only experts that the defend
sn+ had examined. was that it could
not he told by a chemical analysis
,nada thirty DAYS after the death of an
;,ai,.;a,,a, whether the arsenic had
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-26
eoodelI.

Goodell, Jan. 2s.-B. N. Kaste and
wife were at Klemme Thursday at
tending the funeral of Mr.. Kaste's
brother-,n-la law. Mr.. II. Grutzmacher
Attorney wichman. of Garner. was
here Saturday attending to legal bust
ness.
Klemme's home talent presented the
..Emigrant's Daughter" in the opera
house Saturday night to a small au-
dience. Like all home talent plays
when they visit neighboring towns they
are not u success financially.
The coolest weather of the seaso'
struck this section Sunday and Mon
day morning it was "a degrees below
zero.
Evangelist Bryan OF Oregon. is hold
ing series of revival meetings in the
NJ Z. church.
The second annual meeting of the
creamery company was held Saturday
E. j. Bauman was reelected treas
urer and A. c. Carpenter reelected
secretary. Mr.. Thomas. the butte
maker has given universal satisfaction
and will remain for another year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-26
An. ANES CRAU1AUQUA
Project Now an Assured Fact,
and Indications Point to
Decided Success
SALE OF SHARES OF STOCK
Cost of Undertaking Is Thus Guaran-
teed II It Should Prove Financial
FaiIur.-Most Conservative and Sub
stantiaI Men Of Ames Endorsing and
Aiding the Project.

Special to s-Republcan.
Ames. Jan. Heterogeneous have
finally been completed SO that 1T is
now an assured fact that Ames will
have Il chautauqua assembly next
summer Enthusiasm in the town Is
high in favor of the project and 1t Is
confidently believed that the chautau-
qua project will be u decided sue
cess About two hundred shares OF
stock have been sold at ten dollars per
share to guarantee the cost of the
undertaking il it should prove tinan-
cial failure.
The project is backed by the most
conservative and most substantial men
Of Ames. In fact the committee who
have originated the idea and have had
ii in charge have found an almost uni
versal support OF the scheme to exist
among the people of the town. Con-
tidence in the plan has existed from the
first, everyone seeming to appreciate
the value of the movement and the
suitability of a chautauqua assembly
to college town such as Ames
For sometime past the citizens Of
Ames have been agitating the matter
OF organizing chautauqua. and to
this end "a meeting was held a few
weeks ago and met with the hearty APP
prevail of the larger per cent Of those
present. Committees were appointed
to solicit shares and 1t was found that
such an organization could be launchai
with safety. and accordingly u second
meeting was called Saturday evening.
and officers named until the first an
nual election. The corporation will be
known as the Alnes Chautauqua Asso-
citation. a large number of shares OF
stock have already been taken and there
seems to be no doubt but that 1t Will
be a successful venture to the citizens
of Ames. 1t Is something this city
has needed for some time and will be
greatly appreciated.
The committees appointed are as
follows: Program committee-F. D..
Ferrall, W. ID. Elwell and j. a. Camp
bell. Stock committee. b. Elliott,
George O'Brien and H. Brown Adver-
Using committee. r. Scroggie. ]. j.
Grove and ]. B. kooser Grounds COM
mittee-J. b. Elliott, George OBrien,
Amos Hurst. F. w. Wiley. c. l.. Wait
mire, H. A. Ringenburg, NJ. a. Maj
ming. Entertainment committee.
Thompson, r. II. Mccarthy, Jennie
Boyer. Transportation committee,
Farley Sheldon. +. N. Fowler, w. II.
Nelson.
The following board Of directors was
named: A. NJ. Shea. w. ID. Elwe;l
q. w. O'Brien, j. A. Campbell, j. B.
Kooser, w. H. Nelson. Farley Sheldon.
C. r. Scroggie. j. j. Grove. +. d. Fer
rail-, j. B. Elliott. ID. NJ. Christ, c. l..
Waltmire, Milo Manning and H. F..
Brown.
The first assembly will be held from
the 10th to the Goth OF August. 1904.
1t is expected that some good material
will be procured for this session of
the chautauqua, and every effort Will
be put forth to make 1t one of the bsss
In the state. Committees are In cor
respondence with w. j. Bryan, ]. p.
Dolliver, and other prominent speakers
who will be asked to appear on the
program.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-26
Coon Rapid. News Items
cIal to Times Republican.

Special TO Tfmes-RepUbIIcan.
Coon Rapids. Jan. 26.-The w. C. T.
U. ladies have succeeded in closing the
only saloon in town, but the boys say
there is chance to get Booze IL you
are posted.
Mr.. Maurice Mitchell and family
have gotten nicely located in their new
home here and Maurice has assumed
the active work at the MILL greatly re-
lieving his father, George S.
Mr. w. II. Pingrey is quite sick with
the rheumatism at Winside. Neb. Mrs.
Pingrey is out caring for him. He IS
some better at this writing. We all
hope for the early recovery of w. II.