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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

It is announced that Wastson's last
speech outside Of Georgia has been de
uyered Georgia therefore viii get a
monopoly Of public sympathy from
this time on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31
WAR NEWS

Paris. oct. 3i.-The Petit Journai 5
Loriept tFrancel correspoudent says
THE captain Of Danish schooner
which has arrived here from the Nor's
sea. declares that when lie was force
TO put in at an English port owing 10
stress Of weather be saw steam travl
ers taking japanese and eNplosiy,
aboard openly
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

The Hanford company arrived in the
city yesterday and spent portion OF
Slnday here The company has hne
appearance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31
T thirty KILLED

A wire received here this afternoon
from Memphis announces that the
Tennessee Trust Building has just col.
lapsed and about thirty people are
killed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

II the sultan is wise be will sti1u
late that the Russian Black sea fleet
shall not pass through the Dardanelles
halfcockcd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

What the Baltic squadron needs
most is a commander tuiIt after the
Democratic party safe and sane
model.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31
Band Master Resiqns.

Guthrie, Ok oct 30-Lieutenant
CASTOR w Dimke, manager OF troop A,
Oklahoma National Guards band. re.
signed today 10 accept leadership Of
the Ardmore military band.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

can pasture several head Of stock
until Christmas Adjoins city limits
5n west. Telephone 433. p. E Flynt.
27.Gt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

II the royal houses Of Great Britain
and Russia we're not family relatives
IL would have certainly spelled war
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

Hr Carnerio's admission that he Is
praying TOR Mr. Roosevelt seems Ike
an unjusiaalle strain on the test OF
prayer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

Royal Hungarian Court Orchestra
Opera House, Tuesday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31
Guarantee Bond.

We hereby agree Co refund the money
paid for Mi-o us on return % empty box
n the purchaser tells - that % has tailed
TO cure Dyspepsia or stomach troubles.
This guarantee yerS two boxes, or a
months treatmear Price S1r per box.
signed CITY DRUG STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31
1 O'CLOCK EDITION
Ardmore, Monday, October 81, 1904.

The facts about the Philippine ap
rear to be that they are haru TO get al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

Che Foo oct 20-The third general
attack on Port Arthur began oct. q.
according uo unimpeachable authority
on oct % japanese shells set FIRE g.
the only smokeless powder magazine
In Port Arthur Portions Of the town
caught fire the c1nfagratiou contiu o.
ing the whole day on oct. 26 the JAP.
anese captured the Russian trenches
on the slope OF Rihiung mountain also
a fortified position. protecting the for
.Iess.
The japanese consider the T ogrcs'
of the siege TO be highly satisfactory
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

FOR TRADE-Harness and buggy for
heater on stove wood. Apply at
Ardmoreite office. A bargain. IL u
WANTED-Clean, old rags, at this
office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

FOR RENT-A nice suite OF ONCE
rooms over Randols store. r. w
Randol. 27-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

Madrid. Oct SO-The Russian in-
quIry into the North sea affair openei
at Nigo today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE@The Globe Hotel build:
ings, lot and all fixtures Doing a
fine trade. Address W. II. Rice.
Pauls Valley, l. T. 2S.l5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31
FOR nGNT.

FOR RENT-Two large rooms Of a
ttree-room house. close 10 north
public school. Address p. o. Box
2s4. 27-6t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA, NOV. /
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-31

prayer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22

baB man eS bier nit engliidJen 9relt,
5ern 81 tbun bate, Die geip0bnli6 81
3peien iif alli Die Saga mad)teu,
burfte nitt mebr be5lueifelt werben.
Soften bielelben Oen columbus"
Elm, Ounl iiel ,liht oIlein baS S6iii
init Der l%pertbnollen 2abung IN ibre
SGn5e, o,ld, oae uuf Dem Shiife be-
fInoliten Eerionen panoerten in Oie
0eiungenihuit Der Gnglanber.
Sic Nabt brad) berein un0 6ie
9unfclbeit oerielben perbinoerte es,
etrpas pom ben beioen S6iffen 81
leben.
Mit madienoer ltngeouIo unb CIR.
rrartung blidren Iue, Dem Worgen
entgegen, tpdbreno Der &apitdn Iaea
nufbot, I'M Die SabrgeidDinoigfeit
lctles Shiffes 5u permebren.
"a bemerfte ser ailf Dem Seroede
Itebenoe Colbert, baB 5lpei WutroTen,
e~riabrene, Gltere WGnner, leiie init
chamber ipraten uno lid on Dem
eiuen Rettungsboote, 0aS iih aui
Der grigg befano, 81 ifaiien
riadten.
8leih 6araut OILS es heller uur.
DC, ln5en Nlle, Oab odS cine ser BEL
Oen am IbcnO porber iidtbarell
Shiffe berl6Dun0en, DaS anoere
cher 10 mcit uGber gefommen por,
huH Ser Columbus, ipenn eS ell
engllldNer Stronger mor, ibm nidt
ntebr entgeben fonnte. llno nm
Cen auf Der 9riga beitnbliten Ser
lpnen Den letter. 3neiiel 81 nebnen
rno feline Ibltht flar Sa5uleger,
biBte baS olOere Sbiff Die en9liIde
Jlagge m,f.
Ser 8upitGn perlor Sen aopf.
EN- elm 9aponfommen iuar niht 81,
oqnfeu. Gas 8aperi6iif ndberte lidy
id)neI.
GeIur Colbert beo6adtete sic bel
Den Matroien, Die iid) bon Den InOe.
rem ablonoerten lno IN Ser gtGbe Ses
nm Simtertbeile Der grigg behind.
liben &ettrngSbooteS mtfbielten.
Ger &apitGn llno Die an6eren Ma-
troien ifienen gar nitt Oh Die BE.
nuellng Oellelben 5u Senfen.
ga or0bnte 0umpf uno Ialt grol-
ienb ein SduB. -
Scr cngliIhe areil5er CAB i'm ab,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22

n@enn sic jllnee Game did NIT
teblnen mill, meme Sodter, oanit
lob nlls fir berte Mbid)ieb nebmen",
idgtc Morton uno fIbte Die Stirn
ieines ainpes.
uSelbItberltGnbli1 fon,mit aiidj
Gn nit, areplenmGode,t, Oa Geine
Scrrin nit inns fdbrt", tuunote Ira.
bella lid on Saga, n0u sefduit mir,
G1t bit idJon in !9einer Mrt!" Damn
fEbr Irobela, iih an ben Colonel
~mcnOeno, fort: ,@obin begiebit 91I
Gid icst, mein 8ruoer?"
r3u nnierem 9oote 5uriid. 2ie
Nbiidt, Die mid beriiibrte, lit err
reidt", %antluortete ser Colonel.
Ilio MIR, I'M nab ibrem Batter sli
iehen, ia9te lid Slice Morton it'll be.
e!iidt bel Oieien 8orten, ipar Ser
Colonel ber9efommen.
sd piinibe Sbnen balOige poGiee
Seneinng, Mr. Iorton", fnbr Sir
Goiparo 81 Dem Sarmer aeipanOt,
tort, limo legen Sic Sbrel iinlteren
9ab ab, id lpilBte ni6t, oaB Sic cine
&%cranlaiiutg 81 OemieIben b1tten!"
Mlice bate bon ibrem 8ater !9lb.
idieo genommen mo bIieb INN an
Der Seite IrabeQa's, sic Den 1Sorner
leidtbin griiBte ,nO Damn nit aIicc
nlrd ben @arten binifritt. Ser
Colonel folgte ibnen nit Dem Sffi.
5ler, NIT Dem er ipruh. slliHc
borte, DOB Brandon Oenielben beaui-
tragte, Dem &ernunoeten, Der iebr
leioenb nlsiebe, alle moglibe Eflege
nnb Nildlidt a~ngebeiben 5lr laiien.
Sic gingen nad) Dem liter llnb tic.
gen III ods Boot. Sir GomarO lebte
iih Der Maiblilme gegeniiber.
sd bin Sbuen red,t bon Ser,cil
hupfbnr fir SIRE meiuem @otcr be.
lu,.lene 8iite, Mtploro", iagte lie NIT
Letter, bcipeeter Gimme, Damn erfln.
oigte Der Colonel iid, no Tlice Ior.
ton in Nep Dnrf iid) auibalte. Sic
er5ablte linn mo Der ilngen Came
Iues ausiiibrlidl ,lno mie i'm Tluae
periIob ibr Die id)0nc Belt, ole lie in
Der @cicllid)ait Sir GoiparO's ul6
lciner Shmeitcr bate subringen
filrfem.
SaS llier mar CREDIT. Ser
Colonel, Ilicc luio Saga Itiegen nl,s.
Nrabella uno ibre 3ieneriu blieben
I'M goote, Inn nud) 9ropflpn suriid-
5ilIabren. Sie Gritere iprod) bcim
Ibihieoe 5u sllice nod cinmul oria-
gclb Den @imid, olls, lie in ibrem
SanObauie 5u ieben. Gam itieoen
lie. Nld Cir G0purO nabm BON
Nlice on llier Ibid)ieo, bo icin 8eg
ibn nod) Dem COMMUNICATIVE
gebdlioe fiibrte. NlS er lid, emf.
1ernte, lpur es ibr 10 eigcntbiimlid,
ipeb INNS Ser5. eS b~emGdtigte lid
iDrer Elm bisber lnbefmntes, eili I'M.
ertlurlldeS @ciiibl, - balb ireuoi9,
Dalb ld)mcr5lih.
Sdhpeigim nnS iinnenS oing iie
l:ebcn Saga Der, Die lie pieoerbolt
diif Den redten &eg nad) Dem Salie
Der Sailte Sudion aufmerfiam
maden mltBte. IS mar nit Slice
cine eigentbiimlidJe gerGnoerums Dor
li6 gegangen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
8 man5igI It e 8upiteI.
Ter &anpf nm Sas Se6eu.

Geiar Colbert erreitte ipGbrenf
nieier 3eit, ohne ouf elm SinoerniE
3u Itoben, Baltimore, uno pernahn
bier, OaB an einenl Der nGfIten Gage
cine ameritaniife 9rigg bie Heiit
nadl europa antreten mollte.
Ger GntidluB ipar seipast, Sa oit
en9lilben &reu5er fat Die eanjl
SItfiilte Snlerifa's beobadteten ulf
Den SanOel lGhmten. Sieie perme.
genen &aperifiife, Die bolo bier, balI
rort a%uitaud)ten, id)nell iegeInOe, 81
Oielem 3pede beitimmtc Sabr5cuae,
batten I6on 5nblrei6e &auifabrtei.
id)ifie fortaenommen nlo nit nod
Den Don Den GnalGnoern beieBten SD.
icn gefiibrt, no lie ais quite Eriie be.
iraftet mrroen.
Sic Srigg Columbus, sic sum
9robter Sbeile NIT Sabaf beIuoer
ipur, iolte trosoem Die sSubrt PERU.
d)cil, nlb Oa Die frun50iiibe Soften,
ltaOt SABRE ibr 3iel mar, fonnte &c
iiir Geiar Colbert feline before 9eIe'
genbeit seben, ieineu Flan aus5ll'
fiibren.
Ger &opit1n oes Columbus.
nobm Mnitanb, Dem &apitGn Colbert
in ieiner Sifi5iers : Uniform oi(
lleberfabrt 5t gelpdbren, neil Oaourd
nie @efohr erbobt ipuroe. Sn Sulg(
neIlen pertauid)te Colbert leine llni
form nit ben aleiberl oeS SfIupen'
bGnblcrs, Die er friiber getraeeu
hattie.
Gas Sdlifi perlieB Sen Saien ,nt
trot feline Sabrt on, Die oltrd) Ole
Gbeiopcafe Sal obne jeben llnial
bon Statten ging. SIN Der NGbe oes
4ap Charles mllBte ser columbus"
einigc Gage liegen bleiben, Inn Den
giinItigeu @ino ub~5uiparten.
GnOlid) iteute lif oerielbe Elm, ,lnS
nm perlieB Die 9rigg nit uoIlen
Segcln Die gat, Dem 8inOe uuh Ser,
&ogen Oes S5enns iif a~npertrallenb.
@m erlten Gage mar rings i'm
molten llmfreiie fem Sdiff 81 ieben.
Gas man 81 fiir6ten bate. @oren
Die eriten Gage MIR ii6eripunoen,
Damn mar Die sroBe @eiobr poriiber,
DC Die enaliid)en &aperibiiie fait
ollSi6lieBlid, IN Ser 9tGbe Der aiiite
bin ulb Der freu5ter.
Stub Die Nad)t nerflob p6ne StG.
rlulN lno Die 8rigg bate bel gutem
@iuoe MN bereits cine meite Strede
alyiiGQclcgt.
"a am omeiten Gage, ais Ser
N6en0 iid) chen amf Gas Weer bcrob-
ientte, meloete Der oben i'm Mait.
torbe a~usluaelbe Watrofe elm Sdiii
i'm NorOen, oaS nit Dem @iuoe lid,
Gem Columbus 81 mGbern lhier.
Ger aapIiGn Der 8rigg lieb, I'm.
bell obnenO, Gle Segel beiieBen. nm
lid IN Der berCinbredlenoen Sunfel.
belt Gus Dem 8eiid)t9freiie beS anoe.
len SdiiicS 81 entiernen. oot aleit
Oaraui ertlGrte Geiar Colbert, Scr
ocS SernglaS OeS aapitGuS bemltte,
ooB alld i'm Siiocn Elm Tabrj9lg
mlitMld)te.
Num galt eS slacS mIjubietc1,
nm oieler 0eiabr 81 entrinnerb Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Geun5abnteS &opitel.
ltnerluartetcr Weiudl.

Webrere ASod)en marel perfloIlen,
ol3 an chem lonnenhellen SSllnitagc
III eimem parfurtigen @0rten, melder
Elm bilbidjeS SanobonS 5lt @rooflpn
lmNob. Gin jlrnaer, id)Gn gepohiener
et0lild)er Siiijier nit elmer nod
jiinnereu biibideu Game burd) sic
lt1attigeu 0Gnge binI6ritt. Cine
Giencrin iolqtc ibneu IN Ginger gnt,
iCrmtng.
Die feline Mib fpnntc nidlt mc6r
ais 10 ODER IS Sabre 5Gblen. Sic
mnr bon 5ierlIGer Weltalt rnb trllg
cin foitbores hclcS S~cioeuflcib. Phi
ibrcm r0tblid)en Saor iub elm &ut
init elmer prGdtigen Seoer. Sbr
lilblhe& 0cIift bette einen blell0cn0
5Grtcn Gent mo lire glllgen maren
GroB nmb lebbait. InS irii6e Gotb
itrer &ippeu lieb mGbrenO lie iproh.
hin ulO mieber Die mciBcu 3Gbne
Embellishments. Sn Sen 3iiNen lpar
cine Qenille Nebnlid)tcit nit 6enicni.
gen ibreS NcNleiters nid)t 5l perfen.
lien, nub old) ser rotbbrnume @oden.
bort 6icieS lcbtercn crinnerte etpoS
on Ole rGtbliGc &aoriorbc Der ilulger
Game.
gu bait Reht, mein NruOer",
iaatc lettcre 5l Dem lonaiam nc6ell
ibr binidrCitenOen Siiijier, ye& iii
elm ldJGHcr Sprud; 2icbCt Gllre
Sciuoe mO pornebmli6 oic Der.
wrm0eteu Die leioeuOenl God id)
mulb Cir aeiteben Dob idj Gid Dies.
ma! bel 9ciucr Eiiftebr bierbcr nnd)
Stem 2lorf ehpuS perGuoert iinbe!
Cir Gownrb Brandon bot IN meinel
gIuAeu aeuonnen! ga. jn GOpnr6,
mcSbnlb ioltc ih Ole @obrbeit nid)t
e~inaeitebcn i'd iinOc, Dab DER &rie1
niSt ieae @irtuaa aui Gi9 I6t. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22

nm Dem columbus" nit ebernet
Gimme Salt 5lt ~gebieten.
gn cine Tettilna mar nidt 81 cen.
Ten. Iuf 9cfebl beS 4~apitdns
tollroe elm Segel nad Dem mnberen
einge5ogcr, mo nit @inoe$itneIlig.
teit flog m1breno oieier 3eit ba5
feinolid)e Sdiff ndber beran.
9ieien Nugenblid Der Gertpir.
ring benusten Die beioeu WsatroIen
eajn, III aller Gle Oas HettmgSbopt
III oaS @aiier binab5uIaIien.
9trn mollten audi Die anSeren Wa.
troIen btn5ultilr5en, Inn li6 lieber
Dem @oote an5upertrauen, o($ in Die
0cfangenld)aft 5u i%uanbern, ood Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-22
Boonekamp Of Mag Tonic.
Bon 6ran, Urban in Teuti6Ianb.
uebcr bic san,e @elt ~nrrbreitrt!
Dor Vahabmung setuarnt!

Us III uuS 9elingeIl, bic Gensrdl. Iertre,
tuiI9 tlir obl9eu weltbsrlibmten Soonetamp
81 betommeil. Sielsr goouetamp 1T feiIe
Aatentmeot3in, ionbern eiu in gan; europa
lett 80 Sabren befailntes llnb mifienihaitlib
9sprIftes Seilmittsl. Sn eriter Qiuie BELT sr
alle W q 9entrGutbeiteu terner it
er bas auuerlGfiigf tie MrtteI seasn
dlIe Slnts II Herpeutraufbei.
ten. Gr ibiiet 9e9eu Sieber iii,
DE SrGntbeitem, lcwobl Az
WaIler rple III 2auo. BUR S%tGrfuua
ur Hrante | u er nuentbebrIi6,
Dem er 9Ibt INNER SuteH S6Iai qus
ten appettt, b%etOroert bic Ser,
oauun9 uno reiui9t baS glut, uu0
bale tebrt baum bic iriibere raitMm
Setterteit Suriid. @ d 10 a d a II.
allie nnb S6lafIpiigfeit wer,
ben tort beieiti9 I. 9ie erie IoIis
benefit bic cute gSirtune. aud benz
weiblt6en Sei6le6t 9aus be,
onoers ;u len. Ter 8ooue.
farnp bat eiIen angenebmeu @ei6mad, 10
oaB ibn Seoermanu gern einuimmt; feline
timber III Naller. ,SH telner ,Samilie bari
bic lpertbuoue SaISmeoi;in ieblsu. 0ir
0drautireu TN allen SGIIeu Su.
iriebeubeit, ober 8sIb Suriid.
Yrtiie: 1 gr. Slaide 80 Gts., 3 II. S1.25
5laidtH $40, II 5laiGen $3.50.
s9s- agenten ioiort erwiiuldt.
Ger Goonetdmp iit MIR edit unb niro pom
uns 9arattirt, wenn NIT umisrem 9samsa
perleben.
Williams Chemical Co.,
go 10. St. DETROIT. mIcH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-26
Knights Of Columbus Celebrate.
ci,l tn rimes-Rerublican.

Special to Times-Rerublican.
Waterloo, Sept. 26.-Waterloo Coun-
ell. No, 700, knights of Columbus
celebrated its second anniversary yes
terdav. There was great initiation
meeting and big banquet which over
900 knights from various parts of Iowa
attended. At st. Joseph's church. in
the m orning special services were held
In this afternoon at the K. OF :. hall
the Initiation Of about sixty candidates
took place under the direction CT j. y
Fitzpatrick. Of Dubuque.
In The evening the banquet was held
r. p. Davies, of Waterloo, acted as
POSTMASTER. The program OF toasts
follows:
Inyocation-Rev. Luke Donlon. OF
Cedar Falls.
Address Of welcome-Rev. Mark
Cooney. Of Waterloo.
"Tne ideal Knight. H. McCon-
logue., Of Mason City.
"rhe Knight in Society,". :. Tier
ney, Of FIT. Dodge.
"Reservations''-J. +. Ashe, OF La
Porte. ,u =.
Imnromptu talk-Hon. John I. sulli-
van, Of Waterloo. ,,,.
impressions of the Day"-ssdwaro
H Mccoy, of Waterloo.
",rhe New Knight"-Hon. r. M.
Healy. of F't. Dodge.
"Knighthood's Sweetest Flower.
g. Mueller, Of Iowa CITY.
1mpromptu talk-Dr. W. j. Kerby OF
Washington, d. @.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-26
Successful Carnival.
toll tn Tirnes-Republican.

Snecial to tmes-RepuplicaH.
Hampton, Sept. 26.-The fall carni-
val which closed here Saturday was
very successful. Large crowds attend
cd en- all of the five days. The wealth
ar was all that could be desired and
if is estimated that about ten or twelve
thousand people saw the sho vs. All
the sports which generally accompany
a carnival were held and there was no
1ack of amusements for all. The Ma
tional Amusement Company furnished
the chief attractions and had ten
shows. The trained animal show which
was given twice each day as he man
free attraction was a big draw .ng card.
The Eldora band of twenty pieces
furnished the music for the occasion.
The floral parade was held en- Friday
afternoon. The winners were Mrs ~
10. Curtis, Miss Maude e. Hartman
and Mrs j. H. Rule.
On Saturday night the N ayor al
lowed any and all kinds of SPORTS and
in fact the town was wide open. Fully
two thousand people crow ded the
streets and engaged in throwing con-
fetti corn, rice, etc. No acct tents oc-
Cured during the carnival and but a
few arrests were made, tho''e being
mostly piclkpockets from out OF town
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-26
Foot Ball Men Enthusiastic.

Special to Times-Republican.
Ames, Sept. 26.-The Ames foot ball
squad have been doing scrimmage
work the past week, and are hard at
work in getting ready for their first
game next Friday with Des Moines
College. Four new men made the
Varsity squad the past week, Watts at
guard, brennan and MoElhenny at
tackle and Sioux Jones at end. Never
in the history Of the college has there
been such loyal spirit shown to the
cardinal and gold as has there been this
year. Over a hundred men are to be
seen out each evening trying to make a
position on one of the four SQUADS.
The second team is doing some excel
lent work. A. r. Buckley, a member of
the 'O3 team and w. F. Coover, who
filed the position of left tackle of the
Ohio University team are aiding Coach
Ristine with the seconds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-26
Hawkeye Gold Mining Co. Direc-
tors Admit Irregularities
and Start Investigation
AWAITING PRESIDENTS RETURN
Owing to His Absence and That of
the Treasurer, and the illness Of the
Secretary, Adjustment of the Affairs
of the Corporations is Left in the
Hands Of the Directors.
to Times-t.epubllcan.

Special to Times-f.epublican.
Iowa Falls, Sept. 26.-Mystery still
appears to envelope the condition Of
the two mining companies concerning
which startling rumors have beer
afoat the past week. Even those most
intimately associated with the business
affairs of these corporations appear
unable to throw any light on the sub
feet. A meeting Of the directors of the
Hawkeye Gold Mining Company, was
held here Saturday but little was done
that enabled those in touch with the
situation to make any statement thai
was satisfactory. They admit thai
there are irregularities but are unable
to say what they are or who is re-
Sensible for the present condition OF
affairs. They have started to check
up the records of the company and
hope in a few days to give the public
statement. and those financially inter
ested an idea of the companys condl-
ton. At the meeting Saturday new
secretary and treasurer was elected by
the Hawkeye company. Mr.. George
7. Hedges, of Cedar Rapids, being the
new official. The directors OF TINS
company have taken charge OF the
records of the corporation and will
continue the investigation today. Inc
records of the Iowa-Lillooet Company
have been placed in safe keeping and
will be checked up on the return OF the
president, Col. Charles T. Hancock, OF
Dubuque. who is at Lillooet, British
Columbia, and who will be here Octo-
Der 8. There not being quorum of
the board of directors Of this company
here, action has been deferred until
Mr.. Hancock's return. The illness of
the secretary Of both companies, Mr.. B.
B. Bliss, and the absence in California
on the Templar excursion, OF the treas
urer, Mr.. H. G. Miller, leaves the ad-
justment and checking of the affairs
of the companies In the hands of the
directors. They being unfamiliar with
the details of the affairs of the two
corporations, the Investigations will be
slow. Ugly rumors of Irregularities on
the part of several people have been
circulated, but there appear to lack
justification at the present time.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Sept. 26.-County Attorney
f. H. Noble was called to Iowa Falls
Saturday to take legal steps in action
in the case of Maude Hamilton, assis-
tant secretary of the Iowa-Lillooet
Gold Dredging Company, who was ac-
cused of having burned valuable rec
ord books of the company. The woman
said in defense of her action that she
was directed SO to do by officers of the
company. The affair created a sensa-
ton at Iowa Falls, and the whole pro-
ceeding lis quite liable to get an airing
in court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-26
AFTER coLLEcrIBLE FEES.
Hamilton County Socks to Collect
From Estates of Insane.

Webster City, Sept. 26.-County At
torney Blake is making a special effort
at this time to collect all fees that are
collectible from the estates of insane
persons for whose keep the county has
been paying. There are thousands of
dollars Of this class of fees due the
county Many bills are outlawed, but
Mr.. Blake proposes to get all that is
collectible from the estates of insane
of these bills which alone called for
$1,000. The bill amounted to more than
this, but rather than litigate it the
county collected an even thousand dol
lars.
The collection of this class Of biNs
means the saving of many thousands
of dollars to the taxpayers of Hamil-
ton county. They are a hard class Of
bills to collect and call for all the di-
plomacy Of the collectors art. The
county attorney expects, however, in
the course of the winter to get all these
bills paid up that there is any chance
to get anything at all out of.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-26
CRATER AT DAVENPORT.
New Confidence Game Worked With
Considerable Success.
Snecia1 to Times-ReDublican.

Considerable success.
Special to Times Republican.
Davenport, Sept. ga man repre-
senting himself as farmer and look
ing the part to perfection, has been
working a new confidence game in
Davenport.
He calls at the homes of well-to-do
people and says he wants to contract
for the regular delivery Of butter and
eggs from his farm near the city. He
puts up good talk and half an hour
later he shows up again, saying he is
in trouble His wagon has been broken
down and is at a blacksmith shop. He
needs a small sum to pay for the re-
pairs and will be able to bring back
the money in an hour or two, as soon
as he can make some deliveries.
Several people along Brady and
Sixth streets, on comparing notes, have
found that they are among the victims
of the swindler, who is evidently one
of the smoothest who have worked IN
Davenport. AS 1t doesn't take long to
repair his wagon he can collect a good
many small sums In a day.