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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the land
described In the following Schedule
will be open for application under
Part VI OF the Land Act of 1896, Ter
Homestead Leases, at 0 o'clock n. NJ.
November 25th, 1904. at the office CT
the Sub-Agent, Hanalei Court House,
Hanalei, Kauai
Schedule--Lot /, 2.6 acres; Lot :,
81 acres; Lot 3, 2,7 acres; Lot 4 ana
"A, 5.3 acres; Lot and ga, SIS acres;
Lot and GA, 5.4 acres: Lot 7 and "a
SIS acres; Lot and ga, 5.5 acres
Lot 9 and "a, SIS acres; Lot 10 and
10A, So acres; Lot IL and TIA, 81
acres; Lot IL and 12A, So acres; Lot
10 and 1874, 5.4 acres; Lot IA and liA
SIS acres; Lot Is and 15A, SIS acres.
Lot 10 and 16A, 81 acres; Lot II, l.;
acres; Lot IS, 1.8 acres; Lot 10, IL
acres; Lot 20, 1.3 acres; Lot q, IL
acres; Lot 20, 1,6 acres.
All applications for said lots are II
be made in person by the Applicant a
the office of the Sub-Agent, as above
located.
These lots are all located in Hama
lei Valley and but short distance
from Hanalei Bay, Kauai.
Plans and further information ma,
be obtained upon application to tn
Department
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Department of Public Lands, Hone
| lulu, october "a, 1904.
2903--Oct. "a, 20; Nov. 6, IL, 10,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29
Where is the
Economy I?
OF buying cheap paints

Ever have cheap job Of painting
done on your house and find the paint
rubbing off as soon as dry and looking
worse after six months than If II hadn't
been put ont
Whoever did the job used cheap
paints.
Here are Ave good paints that you
can specify for the particular purpose
required. They are all perfectly reli
able and irst.class, yet the prices arc
very low.
Pure Prepared Paint
Rubber Cement Floor Paint
Barn and Roof Paint
Climax Carriage colors
Durable Wagon and implement
Paint.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29
The MILLER CANDY co.

has moved its Candy Factory to the
old ELITE BUILDING on HOTEL ct.
AL Candies are made on the premises.
Call and try q sample Of Hot Candy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern suoAH MA
cHINERY Of every capacity and Do
serIptlon made to order. Boiler worn
and RIvETED PIPES for irrigation
purposes . speciality. Particular attsn'
tlon paid to JOB WORK, and rspalrs
executed at shortest nst,cs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29
NJ s. KING ST.

Attorney-at.Law and Notary Public.
Real Estate, Loans, Collections.
Phones: Office, Main 276; Res.wh. 134t
ONCE, 70 Merchant Street, Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29

Salos-1O oahu Sugar Co.. $3.50;
Is Kihci. s.: 30 Kihei, IS; 200 Hawn.
Com & 8. Co. u. 90, $3.50; l30 Haw.
Com. 4 :. co. u. 60, SG7.5O.
Latest SUGAR quotation. AIS cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-29

The Weekly Edition OF the EVENING
Bulletin gives complete summary OF
the news Of the day.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
Gbrus 9nb6arO's Jaa amf Den
10. Mirs bsridobsu.

@Drus 0ubbarb, iuelder ieiuem gru-
Der Otis bsrmittcllt zines 9iliaros
Queue cine t0OtIi6e Wunoe bcibradte,
puroe esifern Dem poliseiridter uuter
Der Mntlaae bes WorOes boreefi6rt.
8erIeibe perIdob jeood ben Gaa auI
nddIfen Samiag.
2ln oieIsm Gage fol aud @eo. u.
GarIon, melder Der Beibnlfe sum Woro
angsila9t 1T. iein YorusrbOr bnbcn.
2ebterer beiinOet iid sssen yirai6aft
bon $500 auF freiem SUB. IS miro
anaenommeu, baB lih bis gum 6ams
tag idon Die @roBoei bnorenen nit
Dem Sail bsI9dftigt baben meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
SnSpls. etsrsotppsrs' Union

Die oeltstn Qlbeno bon Der Snhpls,
6tereotDpers Union go. SO In Der @er<
mania 6alle peranItaltste llnterbal'
tune nabm einsn Iebr erfOlsrei9en Der
IauT. DieIeIbs beitano aus einem GOn=
cert nebIt anIdiisBsnOem BAH.
Cir unterhaltunssn Der 5ahIreib cts
Idienenen Bsiudsr mar in Der 9bai
in aussiebiser Mei'e 9eiOr9t woroen.
Gas fir oas Concert auTgeIsl!e
prosramm mar Elm Invertebrates unc
cine ieOe Drummer IsurOe In OortreIai-
der @eiIe ourd9eIabrt.
3ie Mitmirtenoen maren: 6rou s.
u 0anermann. Grls. 0iloa Saaet.
mann uno Bertha @otb, 9roieROl
@sor9 Or. 9ebbler, 9ermann 6ren 5.
Gremont 6rsp. SieOrss e. Sdmitt,
Sun Montani uno bas Columbia.
Quartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
/ Mlbsrt 8. Mprss /.

@sItsru Trib farb 2Itert :. Apres
in isinsm 6sim, 1l01 Central QlOe.
gr mar ais Sadpsrftdnoiaer FIR
llnteriuduns bon Gounip=p rOtotOlen
bo6geI9dbt.
qfs er Dor Sabren als Criminals
ri9ter BON Marion so. erwdbIt wuroe,
ueiserie sr fid oas Nmt an3utreten
psoen Der Wablfdlidungsn, Die Oa
mails sim Son begangen bate. gr
mollte Elm 2lmt nidt %annebmen, tpenn
Die WabI in irgeno elmer WeiIe unebr=
li6 aewsien lei, ertIdrte er oamals.
Sn 1878 mar er 1ilFss @eneraIanuaIt
unter 0errn Yustirt; oann bate sr
OsnIelben Polten unter @sneralanwalt
Woolen inne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
Der gopIsn=5aa
Dor Dem Coroner.

Dor benz Coroner fano 9eliern bic
neiiere y~erbanolunq iiber Die llmtdnoe
Efait. Die ben Rob bon 6rau Wm.
yowIen begleiteten. Cine 3euain,
Grau Waltsr Sones 0 30. 617
NorD SAT- Str, CAB an, oab Grau
gOuIsn otter gu itr 9eiaat babe, ibr
damn piiroe ie t6otsn, iuenn tic ibn
uerlIebe. sic babe Jrau 8Owlen otter
nit Ha6runesmitte!n uno @elo aus
oebOlIen. Wsitere 3eugenausIagen
tDaren unbeOeuteno.
goplen fielte Ourd leilen Nnipalt
Den 9lntrag. oaB Die 2eide Ieiner Jrau
3sueds unteriu6ung oes Wa9ens aus
0e0raben iueroe.
6rau Bomlen itarb am Is. Mugult
ourd gereiftung mitteIi @arbOlIdure.
Der Coroner bate +. 3. elm yeroiet
auf Gelbhmoro lauieno a~bgegeben.
Su 6olss Der fpdier auftau1snosn Ve-
rii1ten puroe beIdlohen, cine erneute
llnierIa9ung auSuiteasn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
Yon3siii9ss.

Die pOli3iiisn erpdblten geliern
9lbeuo Sobn GalOipeIl uno Sames
Gronin gu 9ruIiees fir ben polisei
unternhbunos.6 Ono fur sinsn 3ermin
auf 3 Sabre.
20. @. NAILS bon Der .Wa-
iional automobile &c." uuroe 9eIfern
iuesen / dTidtslOien Gobrens perboftei
uno prompt gessn Yiir9ldaTt enilalien.
gr miro Iid am nddIisn Gamltag, i'm
@eridt gu berantmorten baben.
Meqen ORGANIZATIONS elmer priige.
lei wuroen 9arrp cir Don go. l12l
CR MaTbinstOn Str. uno Qtntrem
WaIbburn bon go. $40 Martet Str.
FeIt9enommeH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
glene SarorpOratiOnsa.

Goloenoe neue @eIenIdaften ertDlris
ten i1re S%ncOrpOraiIOns Papiere:
Die .Yernb Bros. Co." bon Sn-
O%innupOlis; Capital s25, 900. 0is
SncorporatOren fino: 9anielp. Berno.
7bsooOre s. gsrnO unO Wiaium s.
). @rieb.
Die ~Riber genb Oil Il @as Co."
Muncie; capital $50. O0e; 3irsctOren
Walter 8. DaDis, 3bOmas 3. Barrett,
Mlortin Wesfs, Saeob u. 0ummelI,
8. WarIb SadIOn, Sobn 10. lambert
uno Cren o. yromn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

Dtreftor 9einriA Con-
T b bonn SrDing place Ebeater unb
Metropolitdn OpernbduIe in Nep
Wort. ipuroe biefcr Gage bas Opfer
zines llnfoIles, Der leidt i6limme Sol
gen bate 6absn ionnen. 8ti benz itas
licniiden Souper i'm GtroIlers' Club
purbe Elm 1erlud eemoht, cine 8libz
lidt : Photographic bon Mmt. @urafi.
Der prima Yo[erina beg Spernbans
les, bier onberen Trauen unb aebn
MGnnern auf3unebmen. Oas Drag
neiium erplobirte unO 'ebte Die Bib
nenbeforationen in grano. Inter ben
500 perlonen i'm glub6auie eniltanb
cine panit. Nles ltiir3te binaus unb
einiQe beionnene WGnner trugen bic
6rauen binous. Nom Dalton fiel
cine @lasllolhe berunter unb traf bas
Saupt bes OpernoepaItigen, Der ais
GbrengoIt sugegen mar. @err Gpns
rieb erlitt cine Ihlimme 9autpunoe.
ipelfe bon einem Ar5te berbunbsn
perben mubte, iid ieboh niht ais ge=
fd6rli6 erlpies. Die Yiibnenbetoras
iionen i'm glubbauI e tpurhen %3erltorf,
bod mar bos 6euer bon ben glu6mits
Qliebern Idon Dor Gintreffen Der requiz
rirten 5euerpebr ausgel0fdt porben.
Sdperes llnbeil, Nn9it
uno Sdreden ipurOen fiir3li9 in Der
Wobnung elmer 6riieufe, Grau Gitber
Sdodtsr in glep Yorf, ourh Elm Wlit-
tel onQerihtet, bas Der gambler Mbam
Rotb Der 6rau gum &ouf anbot. Geis
ner Nerii1eruno mad foute Oas Wits
tel, bos IicbN in eiher 8iesfloihe befunb.
Elm por5iiolides 6aarfGrbemittel fem;
3uglei6 Fiiets er aber bin3u. bab Is
ie6r erplplib lei. Dag er in benz lebz
ieren puntt redt bate, lpLte ii6 balo
5eigen. grobbem 6rau G6ahter i'm
BAT, bas gefdbrlide Wittel g!eih pies
Der in feline Ess6e 81 iteden. ltelte es
Hotb auf zen 9iIf unb i'm QauIe
itrer peiteren ll~nter6dltung pergaBen
beioe bef 6lai9e auf bern Siihe.
pl0Bli6 CAB es einen fur4tbdren
anaa, 6as 6enlter iprang, aIes. mos
aif benz Glide ~seiianben bate. fiel our
Grbe, Didter unb erftidenber Rauh
fiiais 6ds 3immer. loOdB nidts gu err
fennen mar. Der 10jdbrige War
S9adter, Gobn Der 5riieuie, lag
ffrefenh nlf her GrOe mn Rpth her
BeIiber bes Mittsls. ipar obnmGhtig
gu @oben gefaIen. 2lls burd 2uft5ug
Der Haud bertrieben mar, 3sigte iid,
bab Der flsine Mor I'm @eli9t ldred=
lid blutete, unb elm Mr5t iteIte fsft,
baB zines Ieiner Qlugen febr sefdbrlid
berlebt mar. Roth erf4ien Ipdter i'm
GHer Wartet @eri9t. no 6rai
G9adter i'm trdflider Nudldifigfeii
befduIoiste. Der Sal ipurbe aui
! Montag Derfagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
@~srIammlunssH Der 0rubea=
arbeiter.

@sHern 0a6mittas tuaren ale Rob
Isnordbsr i'm Gtaate miiBig, neil Mals
Tenberlammluneeu Der @rubsnarbelter
ei~nberuien woroen Iuarer, I'm iiber bic
2ObnermdBigung. pOrauf bic @rubens
befiber befeberl, su beratben. 8ie ab=
fimmune iber bic Qnnabms Der bon
cen @rubenbefbsrn gefielten geOIn9ua-
gen miro beuie erfolsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
Gcinsn gsrletnnoca crle0en.

ausuif aiesl BON Der mIROuri unO
South Ctr, welGer am Gonntag in
Dem Gtablihement bon Goiiiu 81 6let=
der in GOlee zines 6abraubls unfales
idwsre @%crIebungen erlitt, 1T seltern
oenisIbsn crleeen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
@t5pmbahu Babgplau.
GIepsIano, Giacnnati, Chicago & 81. Scuis actiu,ov.
EIG> FOUR
TI1A.A n>.Lrr.
GIeDelanb Dibifis4

NbsaHg Aatrnt
Rem gort gTprsf tdsI: -. 4 408m Union eits anOm tasl 49,. 9 2b8a
Weunie & JtgSabHe Gp p. 7 O0@m Sort Batne C ef @Sprcs p 10 scgr
81 & . Gin taea@ Sd. 8 00Mn Soutbpeaern 9th tai Is. II so8m
Meunele@ ~ goagne u Son 8 O0ym ct SouiS 9o tl s...... 3 l0Nm
'SlsblanS erpreb :..-.l II OOgm Neu gort erpreb tdaIiA. =. 6 45Oam
y y q y Elm, ta9l ds.... 2 559m y Union @s&an6erfonggp s l5Rm
Union @Mp Me ta8I ....... 4 4rNm Stem BORT cts tdal 8 ....'.1 II 45Rm
snidsrbodsr sp tasaa d &s 8 25am
ct 9ouis Dibifton.
"The vvorads Fair Ezousev
ct 3Onis aaiI. -. 7 9ogm Stem BORT Grpreb taqH9 g.. 4 2Ogn
Soutbpeaern Elm td d & s IL 450nt 81. Souls grpuB tdl s.. 7 401m
ct 9ouis 2m tdsid P ds. 8 25Rm Matu & z Saute dec -. 10 S5gm
Gere $aute 4 Matn Mee.. 5 00Nm q D & Bottom Gin t2eI pds 2 50Nm
81 & Ct. 2ous GRIP tdsI. 7 05sam ct Qouis gRail s s5Mm
ct 4nuis ggpreb tol g.. IL 06Wm Rniderboder Sp tagH& ed 6 10Nm
Cincinnati Dibifion.
Sin & 2ous NadsYpreb tsIs 8 ASSN Cincinnati ahc tao ousa sonlo 25Wm
ct aous & Gin sa&tegp tgs 4 s0gm gic C ct 8 @gprse ts d 3 G PHI 4ogm
Cincinnati gyp sonnt arSs. 7 45gm Chicago 9Ous & ct Gsprsbll 4oga
etnetnndtt Mc -. 4 00Mm Bbhe City Spe5iaI p.... 8 25Rm
Cincinnati s egpret, tdoI p 2 55Nn gns & sne ae ause Con-. 6 55a@
3ouis s GSpreb. 2 55sam Cine Snb C ct 8 GSr ta {. IL 4oslm
Cine & gsafb ss ds&p 8 aossm
@bitago 0ibifion.
aautafee Mceon .......... Z 00Bm Cine Wa6@ srpreb, tgI s.... 3 30Tr
Chicago 0af GSpreb tl d p IL 5o8m &anfafee aeeom .1C soBn
@4tte efp spsdaI 5 d & p. 8 soNm Cine Sat egprsb taI p d.. 2 4Onu
9aGapete Nccom $3.50. 5 f5tn Ga 6apdte Mcom -. S OOGm
@bicasO Naaterpreb tasI .. IL 1OTm Cine & y8afb j 8, d &c p. 6 1ONm
michigan Dibifion.
Benton &arbor grpreb. -. 7 00Bfa GItbart Mccour uur 6ountaes Q 95gu
Midigan Mail Ggpreb p. IL 3e8m @ifbart Grpreb. -. -. 10 S09m
elflart aee td9li3 ....... 4 45Rm Benton Sarbor egPreb -. 2 55ym
Wt@t8an crSseB. 8 16Nm
YeOria Oibifion-D sfTi9i
psora GSpreb d Neail. -. 7 25Bm Columbus & esnc GIp isl s 8 S0Nm
Mefern @rpreb td9H@ p 4. IL 506n1 Champaign Mccorn -. 10 351m
Campaign aeeOm ...... A 1oQm sg Ohio Special ...... 2 4osm
Reora @gpreb tdsi8 IL 55am Heoria @gpreb tdgh& p & d 6 0sgeu
ReOria O~itifion-6RIid
Columbus e5pub tdsI. 49,. 6 oogm 2pnn aceom.. :. =. 10 oogm
Ohio Speial tdgl d p..... 8 00Mm Columbus G1preb tdl dp. IL 40Dm
39nn Meeom. .......... 6 15Nm Columbus Ggpreb tagl s. ~. 10 S0Hm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

pittsbura. 3D.. Is. Mldrs.
Die ,rimalige Yhsusu-p roouttiOn bon
vparhial" in oramatiiirter 6orm fauo
i'm bIeFssn @rano Opera 9Oule ltatt
uno ma9te auf oas 5ablre;dep ublisum
einsn ulIgewObalid ticien ginOrud.
9as Stfd fdlisft f9 in Der 9onoluus
gsnau ans Origh.a! on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

Nnfunti
Gaitern Ggpreb, tdsIid s.. 8 20Nn.
Neiu Bort Grprsb tdsIi@ s d 6 60gm
@dneIer srtreb tdslid -. 7 55Wm
Serre Saute Gffns @cc tdsI 10 25Wm
8ebitone Grpreb tdsIid d 8 b 2 50slm
atlantic Grpreb tdglid -. 4 45glm
abe o 9imiteb tdgIi6 Sd b 6 S0Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
Sic gossiidas=@ eisnIdait.

9ie SnOianapOlis @%uoubon : @eicn-
idaft BAT Die ~TolecnOen geamttn err
mdblt:
prdiioent. Hep. Gi6arb Is. Souter
gice. prdliOsnt. ~. u. @oolen; 5e
cretdrin, SRI. 3bOoa Is. 5elIed;
Sdabmeiier, Grani y. W!anlsp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15
indianapolis & p~imcennes 4. z.

yHOuEuPUHS q OWCgHngS Ar N.
@atro & Simeon grpr tdeid Z 208m Opener C Bebfetb Ae, tdI. 9 45gm
gincennes Gspreb tdgI...... 3 5Olm Wineennes Gypreb tdsia. 10 9OIm
Spencer & Bedford Me, tdgl. 4 45g9n Cairo grpreB t6gi9 -. 6 I5Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

9 auerlau b nibf6ei e.
g. Saleid, MoOition, 227 u. Gsla.
mare. $50. Sanes gluoerion.
bOlS. Wobnbaus. 29l2 81. 6upitol.
$4,000. - ". 8. YefsDer, bDls. Wobn=
baus, 492 u. @urcl, $500. gOr.
Dina MaB. b6l3. Wobnbaus, l54l
Union. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-15

EsF- Gie bette 5 Sent Gigarre in
Der Staot, Mudo's v9ongfelow".
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-13
WANTED FOR ROBBERY.

Mark Raphael Arrested at ottumwa on
Charge Of Robbing Postoffice.
Ottumwa, Aug. 13.--Mark c. Raphael
WAS arrested here Thursday night by
che local authorities on receipt OF
Aelexram from Postofftce Inspector
Nathan Noile, OF st. Paul. Raphael Is
wanted in Royalton. Mimi. where. 1t Is
alleged, he, with his brother. Mark r.
Raphael. and A. Murphy, and F. H.
Holmes, robbed the postoffice on the
night OF July Il, securing $3.50 IN
stamps and $3.50 In money.
Shortly after receiving the telegram
from Inspector Noile, the local police
received another message, from the au-
4horities at Lincoln. Neb., asking that
Raphael be held for them. He Is want
I'd In Lincoln for an alleged embezzle-
anent from commission company
{ Raphael was arrested by Captain OF
Police Peter Gallagher, and Is now be-
lng held In the county Jail awaiting the
arrivel OF the officials from Lincoln.
Raphael and his wife arrived in Ottum-
IVA Thursday afternoon on Burlington
No. 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-13
WIS COFFEE POISONED!
Iowa City's Latest Mystery
Promises tn Equal the Gal
lausher Case
CORONER IS INVESTIGATING
CORONER is INVESTIGATING
Postmcrtem Examination of the Re-
mains Of w. Is. Carpenter Expected
to Show Whether He Died Of Uremic
Poisoning or Whether Poison Was
Placed in His Coffee.
to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Sizes is Wrestling, with another myster-
ious death problem, reference to which
was made in these dispatches yester-
day.
Winfield S. Carpenter is lying life
less in the coroner's establishment, and
a jury of three is striving to discover
the meaning of the dead mans last
words: "Posor--Its in the coffee"
Carpenter. altho a weaver by trade.
was engaged III cutting down trees, on
the banks of the Iowa river, yesterday.
He stopped to take drink of coffee.
presumably Shortly afterwards, he
staggered Into nearby boat house.
cried out for a doctor, made the start
ling declaration above recorded, and
sank to the floor. dead.
The coroner found that he had
drank about one fourth of the con-
tents of Mason fulfilled originally
with coffee. which he had brought from
Z.
To this beverage. Carpenter doubt
less referred in his final gasping words.
His wife, from whom he had parties
several months ago. declared that since
their reconciliation all was we'll with
them, and they were getting along all
right. tho Carpenter complained OF Ill
health and hail made threats against
his own life Prior to the reunion, he
had told her that, If they we're not
reconciled, he would be found dead on
her steps. Sin,e they were reconciled.
he had made pointed intimations that
he might take his life, she testified.
Mrs. Carpenter. at the time Carpen-
ter was tried for assaulting girl of
s years. was the principal witness
against her Musband--the child ex-
cepted.
A post mortnm will be held within
the next twenty four hours. and the
coffee will be ailalyzed.
DIR. j. G. Kueller. county physician,
who was called to Carpenters side.
while the man was dying I'm agony.
holds that the poisoning by strychnine
and uraemic collvulsions produce prac-
tirally the same symptoms, SO that he
can not say whether or no the man
may not have died from the latter. and
imagined himself the victim OF muir
derers.
The post mortem today shows the
heart and kidneys were in normal con-
dition. The contents OF the stomach
are now under analysis at the uniyer-
sity laboratory. The poison theory IS
Carpenter recently VS.
tied Davenport, and may have purchas-
ed poison there. He bought none here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-13
Prisoner Named Crum Makes
His Escape From County
Jail at Montezuma
WAS REGARDED AS "TRusTY'
crum Had Boon Sent Down from Grin
nell Some Time Ago and Was Await
Ing the September Term Of Court -
He. Not Yet Been Located by
Searching Parties.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Tines Republican
Montezuma, Aug. 1S.-An escaped
prisoner from the county Jail caused no
end OF excitement in Montezuma yes
Eerday and the excitement has not yet
untirely subsidized. The prisoner who
made his getaway was man named
Crunl. sent down from Grinnell some
1eime ago, awaiting the September term
1pf court. Thru his previous good con-
uuct he had become 'trusty' and was
supposed to be at work about the
premises, till suddenly he was missed.
5s was seen to enter a corn field just
mast of the Iowa Central depot about
xhe time his absence was noticed at
the Jail. Hounds were called for by
telephone and the corn field watched.
About / o'clock p. M. the hounds ar
fyted and the chase began. At this
liYne he has not been located and 1t Is
thought now the corn field was not sur
sounded until the runaway had made
his way some distance beyond 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-13
WINE AND WOMEN
:. W. Fletcher, Son of Former
Mayor Of Sioux City, Arrested For
EmbexzIement Loose Women the
Cause of His Downfall.
special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican
Sioux City. Aug. IL. = Ralph NJ
Fletcher for fifteen years a trusted
bookkeeper of the Curtis Sash & Doc.
Company. was arrested yesterday on a
charge of embezzlement and taken
from house of prostitution. where he
has been in hiding for two weeks. His
disappearance two weeks ago was fol-
lowed by an investigation OF his ac-
counts, and 1t was discovered that his
shortage amounted to $1,000. Circum-
stances point to further populations OF
$780, Fletcher is a prominent young
man here, the son of c. w. Fletcher, a
former mayor, and was considered of
aigh integrity. His money secured
thru embezzlement went he claims. to-
ward the support Of loose women and
in high living.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-13
KILLED BY TRAIN
Accident at a Crossing at Glenwood
Caused One Death and injury Of Two
others-one Of the Latter May Die.

Special to Times
Council Bluffs. Aug. 13.-One boy
killed. another probably fatally injured
and two others badly hurt was the re-
suit Of railroad crossing accident
near Glenwood yesterday. The dead
boy is George Mendenhall. and his
brother. Clinton, may also die. Dan
Tel Lewis, Superintendent Of Mills coun-
ty farm, was driving to Glenwood with
the boys when the accident occurred
received number Of bruises, but his
son was severely injured The acci-
dent happened at the Burlington cross
ing, where the west bound fast mail
crashed into the buggy. The Menden.
hall boys were aged II and Is years,
and had been at the Iowa school for
the deaf for the last eight years. They
were orphans and made their home In
the summer at the Mills county poor
farm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-13
NAY SUE STANDARD OIL.
New Hartford Woman's Death elaine,
~ a. - n,,A - Anenffs CnrelAasnesa

/ New Hartford Woman's Death Claimed
% be Due 10 Agents CareIsssness.
Special 20 Times Republican.
New Hartford. Aug. 1a-It now ap-
pears that the death OF Mrs. Henry
Etruntze, caused by an explosion OF
what was supposed to have been kero-
oene, was due to carelessness on the
mart OF some agent Of the Standard
on Company and that suit for damages
viii be brought by the relatives. It is
Stained that gasoline had in some man.
ner been mixed with the oil. It is said
that Mrs. sstruntze had suspected that
Che oil was not free from gasoline and
had returned It twice to the local deal
o. who furnished II. Each time she was
assured that the oil was all right and
che was wrong. After her terrible
Heath the oil was tested and found to be
lar below safety test. 1t now appears
that In some way the man who de-
oivered the oil had put gasoline In the
kerosene tank. It is understood that
suit win ba brought against the Stan
Hard Oil Co.. for damages.