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AVON ,,1;', CO 81 u

on Y Al Aug. &c. - the heart Of
the Blue Ridge Mountains three miles
from IA ton, "a a., surrounded by beautiful
scenery and pure air which " inyig tes
and charms, there is gathered for health
and pleasure a. charming party consist III
Ing OF families and L; young people Who
enjoy themselves the whole day long:
and far into & he nj ght wit the varied
excursions and amuseme IS they 50 readily
plan and the scales tell the Is DRY as well
as the tinted Hkin&t hat heal tn Joins with
pleasure III the good work 4 ut hand
Those chi Dying these BIZ ngs and who,
have caused the country ~ walk Fl up and /
look wise 8are l: GEEK
Mr. and N RS. j oseph w. Blanton, Miss
Laura Blanton, Bernard u Blant tom N TIL
ABlanton, NJ ISIS 3fs ennie Ulman, Stanley
aBlanton, II. and & NJ RS. Fl. IS Houch-
ms. a. Newell Fl ouchins, Miss n annie
Newell, Miss ! a M Newell, Richmond
Va; Mrs. 8 a, 81 Bruce. Miss Orrlne
Bruce, Alexandria. Va; B. Mrs. Fred
ID. Shaw. Fred, |,85 Shaw, y Ind ianapoli
Indiana 8; u lillian Gentry, NJ ss Julta I'D IL u
AYeager. Richmond, Va; Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. Lois AZ. Smith rbondale.S
Pa: s5S Miss Annie Schmid r ichmond,
Vat Il Mrs g. "a. 'rinslcy, Hiss Clara =. u
5Tinsley, 4 w Gods Cross Roads. Mr. II
and Mrs. 5s5 f II. g. Bar din, Miss Nellie
Bardin,H Charlo ttesyile. III
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Mrs. Mary Roper Bond announces the
nrarriage OF her daughter Emily Bartlett
Bond, to Mr., u, Johnston Edwards, OF
Comfort, Texas, on Tuesday, AUGUST ~
1901, al Westminster Presbyterian 'hureh.
OF San Antonio. Texas. ss
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.Briqht's Disease a \! and
DidbeteSe News.
san Francisco, March ID. 1904.

San II Francisco, March \ Z, e n 90A
10 the Women Of Richmond: .5 !;
Some OF you have loved ones stricken
with Rright's Disease or Diabetes. Let
mo give yol hope. I can speak because
know, a was. stricken with Diabetes my
self Only Diabetes can understand the
Stortures-the hop elessness. ia went to thu
Moments liospi Zone Of our best y, They
told me- was tncurab BILE. u grew worse
Sugar was ] / YER cent, and went to the
Cooper Medical College for exaHina tlon.5
Same verdict -incurahle. Thoroughly dis
couraged b I went home to die, AZ Mrs,
Clark, then living Mt No. 1913 d I.arkin
Street, called to tell me there was a cure
and where to get 1t. The third week the 1
dreadful thirst diminished, began ito
sleep bettersa and In n year was perfectly
well. Es8 555i 59s 81
corner OF Powell and Suffer. one ~ the
iboarders f Is Syln. White, formerly s2e-4s9
putty City Assessor He had to- give up x
his position due To Bright's piseas had !!
been in both st, Luke's Hospital and tire
SWaldeck Sanltarinm Without resut when
i learned what the trou ble WAS ~ nd toll &
him he could get well Il was sWolle i,
was involved and he felt sure he conlA I
not recover, In q month he 5begaii y IN ~
mend and Is no ~ perfec vel, m ne Y
women OF America ! want 70 6say tnal
Chronic Rright's Disease and apetes8
are positively durable vs. # Isl sSs n
3388sss Is Sincerely. ls ss III
Mrs. katherine Mat Nj
Va The above Is strictly tI1le, NJ Il ss H.
Il 81 WILLIAM VIII NE, Xxx
s5 The above; refers tn the newly dlsc0Ser-
ed Fulton Compounds the first cures the I
world has ever seen for Rrfgi.t's Disease
and Dlabetes w ave the sole y SCI
Ask for pamphlet. & q I. n q,
When to suspect Bright Disea Sc I. Puff .'1.
'ihble cause. kidney trouble after thru
month smoky URINE frequer!t ,iri tloii.s
failfng Vision one or more al these. 81 tsss
Owens & Minor Drug Co, Rlshmon1s
Va, NJ fSS .5 AZ
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t sf5
ipect for the many interested IN this this
notice. e Ss
Lawn Party.
A. lawn D party Will be given unde 1 he
rial! Church. Manchester, Thur " eve
Ming. August 45th.5 Al 81 clock, on the
lawn OF Mrs. Edward Hyde's home, at
Forest Hill Par ca /.
=. fine programme music 4 and other lee'
wise, has been arranged by the ladies.
who viii serve delicioys efres hme 11Its
for u small consideration a & It's close.
Tro Obey! Party A.
E Under the auspices Of NJ iss N annie Pc
gram, a. trolley party wi be g yens Mon
day evening, August ed. for the benefit
OF the repair fund OF Park Place Church.
The ca Z n leaves Beech and Ma In Streets az
g. q clock I7. AZ. "a The trip will include
circuit of the scity and Tefres SHIN nts VIII
be served at Westhampton Park. S kets
can be secured at the cars 81 ondays e eve
ming. & 55 .s ss9 Fl
Greaver I aylor.
RI a quiet but impressive mi rriage GER
emory was pert formed I'M the par lors Of
the Rev. DR.. = hnson, on AZ ain Street
last ~ ednesday at 10 OF ok he con-
tracing parties being Mr. CHI rley Greays
en-. OF Chariot tesyi He, nd Miss SADIE
Ia lor. formerly VI OF Orange, but recent4!
of Chestnut Ill. u
During her stay here Miss Taylor " Wo 2
numerous friends. who ~ q p En- nucn
happiness and ss pro peri ty. al a. prtde
she was attired In q ovely8s blue SIX
ID
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u q the death q her sister. Mrs.

account ofsthe death 81 her sister. Mrs
s.. WI Davis.
Miss Mamie j. Hughes has returned
from, a most delightful trip to Old Point
Comfort, Baltimore, and Washington.
Mrs. Mamie p. Ballard, Of Washing
ton, L. d G.. is OF, a. visit to her sister
at Dundee, N Hanover The month OF
september she will spend with Mrs. Con-
.nally. at Fernihurst. NJ 6.
Nj. u. AZ 11eisler and Mr.. CT. y. Rich
ards, two prominent commission iner-i
chants OF this city. left yesterday 10.
California; they will visit. Yellow stone
park and st. Lofts Exposition lcorc re-
turning home.
Miss Marie / 3. 4 Kerse, one OF Rich
irnohd's most talented musicians. has re-
turned from Ohio Kentucky, and the
Worlds Fair at ST. Louis. after a very
music class at her studio, No. 2i12 East
Grace, September list.
8f Mrs. Morris w. Cosby, Of sci North
Eighth street, and two boys, Morris and
bentley, have returned to tho city, after.
pleasant visit 10 Mrs. L.. w. Cosby, OF
tcovesville, Albemarle county. Va 5,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Reid. who have
been spending the summer with Mrs.
Redd y mother, Mrs. s. 70. Foley. at Bon
Air, have returned to the city and wilt
be at home to their friends at No. 101
Lamb avenue. 4 Barton Heights. . 55s
H Miss Gallo Corling is visiting her un-
Gle Mr.. w. o Nc orkle, in Harrison
lburg, where she is much admired. s
4 Mr.. Charles sNcC. Corling, Mrs. Cor
ling, and Miss Adele CorI.ng have re-
turned TO the city, after spending a
month at Natural Bridge,
Miss hurley q. sattcrwhitc, OF No. 61s
North Twenty-sixth Street, has returned
,homel after very pleasant visit of sew
seral weeks to her relatives OF Bon Air
and Henrico5 county Va &
Miss Caily# Ryland is Visiting Miss
Child, n e Ia it Nd
r Mrs. Thomas W. Brander, Miss Bran
der and 1 Mrs. 1aliaferro are at u home
again after delightful summer spent
on the New England . coast.
Mrs. ~ Lee Durwin has left for the
Jefferson Park ~ = otel. where she Will
spend SOME &ttlie: 80 isRRk
Miss Ellen W d ker5 Meade left yester--
day for charlottesville. Va. where she
will be the guest OF Miss Louisa M Gee
Mrs. Thomas u Il Vest, formerly Miss
Kathleen * Diner, and since her marriage
d resident Of Mexico, Is the guest n
Richmond of her father. Mr.. George
Koner conmissio Toner Of agriculture, lr; js fol
tho State J$ss .S
Mrs. west Is an accomp lishedI 8m a Y
clan ga One Of her test compo tons is
entitled. yrirginia MAJ and Is d ed;
Gated to n ex-G Governor Ioge3 T yler
The composition win be played by tlt
band q in the Richmond park this Week
and also by the Il Mexican band at X tbs
st. Louis Exp ositi Ion.
Mrs. D.s n Zones. who has been quite
|SillEf at her home, is impr g slowly
s Mr. K ham Richardson Joined his I, sis Is;
ter, Margaret, at the 81. Louis ExDno'sit-.
Stion last Mond ay IN
Misses Mary, ,ouise and Alice Rich
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with! lace trimmings, a becoming and
After the ceremonySth bridal party re-,
paired to- the hotel for dinner, and then
took the Chesapeake and Ohio train for
charlottesville. whore they Will reside IN
future. s2a$ XII
In Honor Of Mr.. Vernon,
One OF the most delightful affairs or
the week was held at the home Of Mt.
IA. Vernon Spott, Thursday evening, ALI
gust 18TH, in honor OF his twenty-first
birthday. Games We're In dulge ed IN to IA
late hour. after which refreshments were
served Among the guests Of the evening
were Misses Louise Small, OF Norfolk;
lnez Gardner, OF Cincinnati. Ohio; Susie
Eongan Lula lons ava a aF Inga
belle Vaughan, Ylrgle Hay, ~ Carrie
Vaughan, Ajelon Errman, Mabel "A tkin-
son and Juanita spott; Messrs. = ames
Hit, Ernest Gathrlght, Preston a tklIts,
lemng llsr W Rleb llIsr nemple
i i'rrn's Robert Eppes and John IIearoldi
MI, and Mrs. g. W. iMoser and fam,
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. IA (, US. N w ana .!
Mrs n. Il IN ~ ,8 spott N r.: w lam 6
iINurgerson and MI. sAdolph Frank "a
Grove Hill H ouse Party.
g Miss II Rose and Miss Hmnla Yalker
Bre.ckinridge are giving delightful
house party al Grace II ". NJ their nome
near r,. Flncastle, va, Among the guests
are: Mr.. Leroy r. .Arnlstr g, + Orange,
N. II Z. Mn. VIII liam Elmer, of San Fran
disco "A NJ iss Anne seldom, of yashington,
Is, q, and Mr.. 4 Ereck sc Niilln'er'
IA @progressiye euch.e party sEiYen5 by
the hostesses5 Wednesday morning last
was participated In by; N lss Dorothy
|Arnlstrorg, OF Lock II aYen, Penn 4 Mrs,
Hunter Breckinrdge OF New York.;
Misses Emma lker Breckinrld ge and
Rose Breckinridge Of Botctonrt; Mrs,
Newton Frederlcks, Of Lock Haven,
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GUARDS CENSOR D ]! SsOf
BATHING


AL ATLANrIC CITY, ss S; Au gust ~ ~
I Stoy has now issued an 4 order that slifess
guards and Boardwalk Il policemen Sfl6 Il
S.exercise their ton IN deciding
swhet her bathing suits are stuff ciently exS;S
stensiye and thick 5enoug b to answer thesl
purposes for which bathing suits were
idesigne
ia 1T q Is stacltly underst God that the guards
Will be particularly discreet about ffer-&
Ing objections to women's bat thing suits
for he Mayor has no desire to bring d 4
hornet nest about 4 his ears unnecessar-&
lily,
Unless aa woman, s suit: IS particularly
outrage GUS the guards are ] nstructcd snotss
to notice It. but the line Isl to be DIR avn
closer on the men. q. 3s3S Esss sS8
eretoforea many persons have mad 4 All
habit OF donning their lba hing suits I'm
their cottages or 1T hot tells 4 and sparnding
through the streets ito 4 he sbeac h. s,s
@$ Sometimes the ba theirs " ear 6nthrobes
over their suits. his cust tom inSs It's
general aspect the ~ ayor q ffers no OBJ
5jections, but in seYeral | ms ances police
men have been Instructed to see that lie
proprieties are ore closely dhered Il.
There Is still o lit tie clandestine love-
making on the beaci h !, but ! Z is nothing
like SO general as a It was N fore rs tile
May or started his $crusad e.
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Ruby Wash, OF Charleston, West Wiz /
glnia arc the guests OF their grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Yarbfough, on Pine
Street. ri
Mrs. Ct. r.. Newman and daughter. Mar
garet have Just returned from Il pleasant
visit to Norfolk and the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia. "a q, "a.
Mr.. John r. Grigg,. OF Powers ylor
New York on his vacation, and Will DO
absent for several weeks.
Miss Dunda Atkinson Is visiting Miss
Eva liains, at Dorset va.
Mrs. u. 8. Gardner and dauEhters%
Misses Maude and Martha Gardner, Will
leave tonight to, visit friends and rela4
tives In Savannah. ca, returning home
about September 1st.
Mr. and Mrs a. J.. Henna, Of No. ALI
west Grace Street, have gone to the st.
Louis Exposition for g couple Of weeks We ks.
Mount view. West Virginia, to spend
several weeks. Il s
Miss Fay Ralstoni is visiting Mrs. George
Barnes OF Portsmouth. II.
Miss Louie Hudgins. OF Portsmouth,,
Va, lis visiting friends here. 54
1 III Mrs. Ianghorne Putncy Is the guest
| OF her brother. Mr.. Clayton Thread craft,
In Portsm otth. \, !. IF
Miss M G.. Cronshaw is spending some
time with relatives at Grassland, Orange y
county. l IA 3i.i ok rs Z!
Miss Susie Pollard. OF Bowling Green.
entertained the Friday Night Club In hon-l
| or OF the Misses Clark, OF this eli no
are her guests.
Mr.. Archie Peatross5 is visiting !, Major ;
Green u
Mrs. C. Il r.. Malone and brother. Mr..
1 u q. Herrdon, were recent &vist tors In the
county. ~ is TX
Miss Mollie Matthews is expected to re
turn this week from visiting relatives -
lyvestmorelan county.
house party given in the home Of
Mr., l.. r. Huyett, OF Il tland hi In
cudsd IN It's guests: Mr.. and Miss q NY
EFT, Of Hagersto N q. and el M MISS =
Richards \, Of Winchester, VI a.; M Ma. Do
Ellison Of Monroe county M lsses Miller Ter
land CLARK, OF Lebanon, Pa, and MessIs.
Burns and Bennett Bradley. Of Harrison ril N.
burg, 35
Mrs Bette Martin, who has been visit '.'lt
! Ing her sister, rs Jesse s. ones, OF!
4 Haifpton, has returned home.
\ sutenant u. ii .. Az Anderso on, nited
/! States army. who has been spending his us
1 vacation with his parents, Attorney Cen
oral and Mrs. :Alld erson, at Iexinst n
has for duty with the h. en-
4 washington. Is. III e. S4tt Ie will IA pro- bly,
command com pany at the Manassas a''''.
II encampment5 3S6
Mrs. AZ j. Davis and 81 her nephew,
4 Master John Hart, OF Il Alexandria ~,
are visiting rela tlves I'm chmon
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cox, with their Il, I !.
hidren. are visiting DR.. and Mrs. sp 'r1l1
5Ekel. at Culpeper. Va
4 Mrs, S. .%$ Log ian, OF Richmond. and
Mrs. Eustace G. # Golsar, Of 9 elbyville
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ards. Of No. a07 {Venable Street, are
spending the month OF August " y o q
folk and Port smou ~ Fi #;
Miss Eta Yeager still continues quite
Ill with muscular rheu ana srl {l n lle ~
home, No. 414 South Belyidere / 3 ~ tleet
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Pearson, who
have been spending the SUNNI # th heir
country home at Aslleyille. n. e., Will
sail August SOth from New York, Mrs,
Pearson will go to Paris jaHG>-Nfr. Pear
son ,wlll return to- his al1ba ssa d Is
s6litiss M. Persia. where heS has e beelhs
iIhited States Minister for the past two
years, @ 81 q. VI IS lII
Miss Bessie Cardwell, % & Grove Ave-
nue. +, who has been Visiting In Colu nlbla,
IS o.. and Wrightsyille beach, M C,.,,
has returned home
Mrs. Edward q. Mayo has returned
from a charming trip to the Greenbriarl
White Sulphur Springs, where the bis
or Mr.. and Mrs, Perry Belmont made
the social atmosphere very gay, 81
d Mr., n IL ~, Kuhn, Jr,, and Wlfsa OF
Cincinnati. Ohio, are visiting the friends
of Mr.. Ilphn at No. 2al6 Grove Avenue Y,
e Misses !. Mamie and Lialle mccarthy
left Monday night for Illumination, WEST
Virginia, to visit their uncle, Mr., Fl ".
Burke, vs. - s3 ~
Miss Mabel YarbrolighS has returned
from AM ext tended Yisi 70 rela ives IN
charleston and Huntington West Wiz
lginia, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Beaver Dam,
Virginia. * !, j. IA I,
!. Mrs. Ivy Glyens and son and q vs.
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#S8 MISS w. COLEMAN
of Methods University
of Virginia
College
held a
in Richmond Female
Having vivid clear voice
pupils
the one the rong
herr other
methods
which
Of the ancient Greeks
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KY, are guests at ''Bloomingdale, :" the
lovely home OF Colonel and Mrs, p. II
Golsan Of Orange: va, s
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ, Parsons and
daughter Miss Kat Parsons, have re-.
turned home, after a delightful trip to
Virginia Beach, " sss.&Sa ! n,
Miss Sarah. II robertson, OF. Nashville.
Tenn, and Mrs yVoodall, Of Charlotte,
M o., who have been the idsumnleri
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Penn; Miss SO Gladys Fauntleroy, Of
Lynch Va; Misses Nan Goodwin and
Mary Edmondson God win. Of S Cd win
Cottage. Botetourt; Mrs. Dalton billiard.
of Rocky, Mount, Va: Mrs. cabell. Of
4 anvitle ~ Va: e Mrs. Flint. Of Galveston,
Texas; Miss Emma Carper.S OF Rocky
Mount Va: Miss Eta McCary, OF Ala
sbama; Miss Emma Cary Breckenridge of
&Flncastle: Mrs. Hussey. q OF Is st. Charles
Mo-: Miss Celia Boswell \ OF q Alabama:
Miss Ella Goodwin; OF Ridley. Botetourt
county: iiss Liesa Archer, Of Ri edmond, n
Va: Mrs. Ca rlisle and Mrs. "A Miller. j {
Esantalane Lodge. Botercurt: Miss Tyler.
of New Orleans: Mr.. George Donivan.
lot New z ork. and Mr.. H Dwell. q. 8Feath.
erston. Of Lynchburg. Va.
Rouss khan. 81
The wed ding OF Miss Bette Beckhanl,,.
the daughter OF Mr.. II. c. Becki,am Of
Charleston. w. vn.,s to Mr.. William w.
sRouss. a Il brother ~ the late Charles
I broadway Rouss, will take place IN the
Presbyterian church at Charleston. Sep
TENDER i It'll. s n n IN
5S NJ b Rouss who is the executor OF his
brothers estate. Is 4 a. wild over his .first
wife having died In 1905. The bride.to-
he Is e cousln OF Governor y. ;s w. ~ G.
5Beckham. Of Kentucky. $ss
Clark Hunter.
Invitations have been issued for The
wedding OF Miss Eunfce Hunter Tie
daughter OF Mr.: and Mrs James Hunter
of Terra III auto. Ind. ~ to M r. ] ohm Peyton
Clark, a son Of the late Z ud &c ~ ilfa1n
LIZ Clark. OF WING hester,SsV a.. who 9has
been very successful as a civil engineer
lin the West 3 81 5S
,rhe cerer1 A q ,y,1, q j. Z Z, :, ~ "a J,
sday evening emherS s..so1 Z,
the Presbvterian - J, IT, - -
Hautc 49,, = :,
bride VIII follow. s''s a. 'iis
,ss5i y, '9153 be-
pe ~ arrlag eg OF MISS Il ena VI Brceden
and e. Levy took place quietly
august 18th. IN the pa Tors & OF the Rev.
s8 Mr.. and Mrs. Levy will be at home
to- friends at N O. II 104 Reservoir street.
The groom. q well known base ballist, is
very popular. His bride is very pratty
5 I, 7
8E. personal NJ entlOn.
Mr.. r g. FL IL has y = 4 = Z :, 3 y
rscoyerea
Ia = IL 80
and his have .so, e az
Iyl,ara +Se, LII,
mainder 81 the SUMMER, NM W. spe''o sne 81
" = *
Misses Nan md Grace 8,f>ignort ta va & 3,
toined ~ :,
Miss Mary Rankin $50 '''''''s ~ i's.'S
M y, a Us 1sa 3 = I, 4, ], y &
lyhaVe sss iA e Riohmond ana anl
~ eilng
-, IN pspxed ana from last
Nrhe a., NO =. 3 !, I, !. \,
:
Is doing nicely, and no serious results.
n g y To- 4 u
= MISS 8 y selma jacobs, q sl6 East
t s.ton rIo ~
more n ore q al'0 49, lt1Y
n ! !. = s \, ! l,onela - Z /, ], !, /,
hrof ,,,sit - he, III ,ars sra ryi,, va -.
turn 10 tie Blue Ridge about September
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y French wins-Erowers are aroused AZ tl,s
statement OF the United States Consul
T'oiirgee. who has reported that Ameri-
}canswiles are rebotfied abroad and palm
ed or as the product % France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-24

not molested after being planted.
All private grounds are thrown open
to hunters and many farmers who 90
not actively participate invite marks
men to their fields. Last year, WIN
eighty hunters. total of LOU plras
were secured. This year crows ana
hawks, appeared to give Kane county a
wide berth, and with 135 men in the
field only. 1890 birds were presented
for count
Hunters report a decided scarcity OF
both hawks and crows. The annual
event is given under the auspices OF
the Eigin Gun Club. Those who enter
must deposit small sum OF money,
and the losing side is compelled to ban
ouet the winners. Emil Althen, n.
Voltz and j. Rahn each bagged over
100 birds Herman Vierke and Fred
Welch, both of the Gun club. were the
captains in the contest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-24
Roosevelt at Groton.

Groton, Mass. May 24.-President
Roosevelt arrived here at 8 o'clock this
morning.
The president was met at the station
by Rev. Endicott Peabody, principal OF
the institution at which the two Roose-
Welt boys are preparing for college. and
was driven to the school. AS the car
riage appeared in the grounds the
school yell was given by the students
with great enthusiasm. The carriage
stopped at the residence OF DR.. Pea
body, and the president quickly walked
over to the hall where the students had
assembled to return their greetings. He
said he was exceedingly glad to meet
and greet them, and provoked n laugh
by saying: Il deeply synpathize with
the two unfortunates among you who
have presidential father
The presidents trip from Washing
ton was accomplished without special
incident, save that at a number Of sta
tions passed after daybreak citizens and
school children assembled to greet the
chief executive. The president did not
make his appearance at any point along
the route.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-24
Firemen Tie Up Transfer sys-
tenn of the N. Y, N. II. &
Hartford Railroad
HUNDREDS OF MEN ARE LAID orr
Many Cars Of Peri.hable Freight Lsft
in the Yards to Spoil Strike Starred
Over Discharge Of Freight Handlers
Foreman Employed by FaII Rivsr
Line.

New York. May 24.-The strike which
began several days with the refusal az
freight handlers employed by the FaIl
River line to continue work unless q
non-union forman were DISCHARGED BY
the company and resulted In a serious
tie-up of freight traffic between New
York and many New England points
assumed more dangerous proportions
today when strike of firemen tied ups
the transfer system Of the New. York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad be-
tween Mott Haven and New Jersey. Al
result of the strike the company
found it necessary to lay of several
hundred engineers. nremen. and brake
men, as there were no cars for them to-
handle. Hundreds Of cars Of freight,
much of it perishable, remains In the
yards with no prospect of it being mov-
ed. Aside from this trouble, today
seemed to show general improvement
in conditions at all docks. So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-24
PETER ELLIOTT SUICIDES.
Man Who Caused Sensation by Try.
ing to See Roosevelt, Kills Him

Man Who Caused Sensation by Try.
ing to See Roosevelt, Kills Him
self.
Minneapolis, May 24.-Peter Elliott,
the Minneapolis lunatic, who. armed
with revolver, tried to force his way
into the presence of President Roose-
welt, Is a suicide. His lffeless body
was found dangling at the end OF a
short rope from the Short Line bridge
yesterday morning, by fisherman.
Deputy Coroner w. B. Murphy cut the
body down and removed il to the county
morgue, where 1t awaits the arrival
Of sister from North Dakota.
Elliott, who has been fugitive from
the state insane hospital for six
months, returned to Minneapolis last
Thursday night and was Immediately
picked up by the police. InvesttOa-
ton showed that he had been formally
discharged from the asylum after he
had been gone six months and he was
released. He at once secured work
and boarding place in South Minne-
apolis and was seen about the streets
frequently. AT II o'clock saturday
night ne was seen at First avenue S
and Washington, by Patrolmen FERN
and Nolan, but must have gone direct
ly to the bridge where he ended his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-24
HE NEVER SID IT
Governor cummins Denies That He
Ever Advocated the Removal Of Pres
ident MacLean-Has Never Ex-
pressed Himself on the Subject.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. May Ex-Governor Cum
minis returned from Shiloh today. and
denies emphatically the story printed in
the newspapers that he had expressed
himself as in favor of the removal Of
President MacLean. Il have never said
anything of the kind" he said, 4and
have never discussed the matter with
anyone No charges nave ever been
made to the board of regents against
President MacLean, and we have not
considered the subject"
State Superintendent Riggs stated
that he had no knowledge of any accu-
sations against the president of the
university.