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SWANS ISLAND.

Miss Evelyn Bridges spent sunday here.
She is teaching In Stonington.
Maynard Herriek lie home. after having
been on the yacht Underciis for the sum
mer.
The village improvement society was
entertained by Mrs. Alvah Barbour last
Thursday.
Capt. Hardy Stinson, Of Boston, IL on
Harbor Island with his sister, Mrs. Capt.
Hardy, for few weeks.
Ice-cream was served at the home Of r.
r. Morse and wife Saturday evening tor
the benefit Of the Methodist church.
Rev. w. 7. Chapman has resigned from
the Methodist church here, and accepted q
call from Portland. He left Friday. Mr.
Chapman has the best wishes OF all the
people here Ia his new field.
Oct. "a DAVID.
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Almon Jellison and wife were in town
Sunday.
Il o Rollins, of Lagrange, is visiting
friends here.
Stephen Jordan has moved a crew into
the woods for the winter.
Miss Mary Garland, of Lakewood, il the
guest OF Mrs. Ella Martin.
Mrs. George Kitchen, who has been III
the past week, is improving.
George Kitchen, who has been absent
through the summer, is home.
The dance at town hall Wednesday
evening was largely attended. All report
. fine time.
Miss E.hei Maker, who has been pass.
ing her vacation here, has returned to
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Master Oscar Jordan gave a birthday
party to bis little friends Oct. 20. Lunch
was served, to which they did ample JUS
tice.
Mrs. Hannah Haslem, an aged and re-
specteo lady, died o,t. u. Size was q
kind mot her, having the care OF tive fam
lilies In her life. She had been In failing
health for several months. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. j. p.
5imonton, of Ellsworth, at the residence
OF her son Milton, where she was most
teuderly cared for by him and bic wife.
Oct. rs. III.
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FROM Bu,KspoRr.


Recent Weddings Looking for wharf
Property Locals.
Miss Msy Hartman has gone to
Augusta for the winter.
Charles Nichols and wife, OF Portland
are the guests OF Mrs. e p. Nichols.
Mrs. A. L. stone. OF Boston, former
resident, Is visiting Mrs. II E. Buck.
The schooner J. Nlckerson 10 dlscharg.
ins cargo OF coal for T. NJ. Nicholson.
Daniel McEaehsrn, OF Northess Hsr-
Dor, has been visiting at his former home
here.
Robert A. Jordan, secretary OF the
Bangor Y. 81. c. A., conducted services
in the Frsnkiiu street church on Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Pickett hsvs
Feturnedto New York after e stay In town,
the guests OF Capt. aud Mrs. F. A. Hoagh-
ton.
Earl Grindle has returned from Caribou,
where he hss been employed in hard
ware store. and has taken a position In
the store OF Warren a Co.
Mrs. Lanretts Brookmsn Sleeper. q
former resident, bss been la town this
week for the fret time In twenty eig ut
years, although che has lived In Belfast
much OF hat tune.
The Eastern steamship Co. IL looking
for another dock, ss the steam boat wharf
has been sold 20 the Maine Ceutrsi.
Negotiations are pend ns for the Bennett
a Kerst wharf, so called, nj the foot OF
Mcdonald street.
Invitations are on, ior the wedding OF
Helen Louise Page. oniy daughter OF Mr.
sud Mrs. Albert f. Psge, to Archie h.
White, which win take place In tue Elm
street Congregational church on Nov. ..
On Tuesday evening a tea vas given by
Miss Alice Gardner In honor OF Miss Psga
who received tin shower from her irisnos
present.
The wedding OF Miss Daisy NJ. Pniil'ps
and Frank II. Hesey, OF Bangor, took
place on Wednesday evening at tue home
of the bride IN East Bucssport. The
house was handsomely decorated. The
maid OF honor was Mis. Ella Smith. of
Bangor, ssd the best man, Neil Mcneil.
also Of Bangor. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. william MeGrsw. A
large company OF guests vas present, and
he couple received many nne wedding
gifts.
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SEAL HARBoR. Oct. q tspscisil--It wss
just 800 years ago that Baroh CbampIsiu
sailed along he coast Of Maine, and made
discoveries which have linked bis name
forever with the island OF at. Desert.
Hts coming Is to be COMMUNICATED by
the placing ot monument near the
shore on tbe seseiiff drive al seal harbor
In the town OF Mt. Desert.
The monument ls to be an immense
moss. covered bJwIder, on which Will be
cot an appropriate inscription which will
be written by President Charles w. Eliot,
OF Harvard university, whose sammeE
home Il in the vicinity.
The stone mss already been selected,
aud viii soon be moved to the site that
has been selected Tor IL.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. C;dihis West is visiting her slsief.
Mrs. l.. c. Hastings.
Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts, OF bangor. - visit
ing her sister, Mts. Isaiah Hartman.
Mrs. Saunders, OF Bangor, spent Mon
day here. he guest OF Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moore.
Aubrey Gsspsr, DO has been employed
in Massachusetts for several years, Is
home tor few weeks.
Frank Holden and wi,e and son Robert
and Mr.. Badger, OF Bar Hsrhor. are ut the
asssiugs farm at Branch Pond this week
enjoying the heating In that virinity.
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GRAND LODGE /. o o =.
0fficers Elected at Bangor Last Week
--Encampment Officers.

Officers Elected at Bangor Last Week
--Encampment Officers.
The Grand Lodge OF Maine, l. 0 OF,
convened at Bangor last week and elected
the following officers: Leon ;. Merrill.
Scion, grand MASTER, Albert r Smith,
Bangor, deputy grand master; casries n.
morrill,, Newport, grand warden; Rnssei
a. Dyer, grand secretary; William 4
Plum.ner, Portland, grand treasurer: VII
liam b. Llttiefield, North Berwick, grand
representative.
Officers of the grand encsmpment are
Grand patriarch, Herbert W. Sears. Port
land; grand high priest, Eugene Il. Bow
Ter, Rocklsnd; grand senior warden,
Willis A. Bailey, Skowhegsn; grand
scribe, Benjsmin c. Stone, Portland !;
grand treasurer, Aibro e. cbsse, Portland ;
grand junior warden. john NJ. Ward,
Bangor; grsnd marshal, o. ST. Batemso,
Portland; grand sentinel, Melvin Buker,
Richmond; deputy grand sentinel, Alfred
d. Weeks, Augusta; grand representative
for two years, Charles ID. Page, Bangor,
Tbs next meeiing wilt be held at Port
land the third Wednesday in October
1905
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SOUTH BLuEdILI.
TRAMP

Blanchard Bowden is on the sick list.
Bert Friend, Of Bocksport, is visiting
friends here.
Andrew Smith has sold bis place to Irv-
ing Csndsge.
Mrs. Nettie Day and daughter viois
have gone to Boston for tue winter.
Capt. Lowell Chatto and wife, who have
been visiting their children In Portland,
hsse returned home.
Mrs. Angus Henderson aud daughter
Rose and Mrs. Gertie Eaton are visiting
friends In Ellsworth.
Oct. IS. O.
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MOUTH or THE RIVER

Miss Lottse Donovan, OF Winter Harhor,
is visiting relatives here.
The ladies' aid society will meet wlih
Mrs. Amanda York Thursday, Oct. q.
Frank Mureh aud wife, OF Lsmoine.
visited Mr.. Murch's parents, Capt. Charles
March aud wife.
There will be a soeisbls al the Fullerton
schoolhogse Tuesday, Nov. 1, to raise
money to repair the sidewalk.
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LAMoINE
SPEC.

Capt. Edward Hodgkius, wife and son
arrived home yesterday for tine winter.
Miss Winnie Andrews spent Saturday
.nd Sunday with her friend, Miss Rsbecea
Butler, at franklin Road.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins left for New
York yesterday. II he can arrange his
business satisfactorily, Capt. Hodgkins
viii go to st. Louis before making q sea
voyage
Oct. IS. Il.
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Toni wonder what makes Fred 80
melancholy He says be doesn't care q
rap what turns up. Jsck-Oh, he pro-
posed to Miss Gotrox last night, ana she
turned him down.
81 suppose" said Homer, athat you
would not take its weight In gold for that
baby OF yours, shT' "Of course not, !" an
swered Eewpop, "whst would be the
use in selling out at cost7''
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LAKE WOOD.

Mrs. Flora Garland visited friends 81
Doggy Brook last week.
Zelmon Garland spent few days In
Brewer recentls, tire guest CT his dsuRh-
ter. Mrs. Herbert Moore.
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MEMS BOOTS.
DRY GOODS.

While shoe contains the complete assortment OUR
DRY GOODS STORE at this ever The
byword II anything go holds good
But this isn't ALL claim reliable goods lowest prices other
words DO for good goods You for
inferior goods anywhere else As keep everything usually
carried In modern dry goods store the nat
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DEER ISLE.

Capt. John W. Greene, respected eth
zen, died Oct. Is, aged nearly sixty years,
He was son of the late William and
Eiizsbeth Greene. He started going to
sea early In life, and at eighteen was in
command Of coasting schooner. He
married Lydia Torrey who, with thres
sons. survives. A daughter died in in
fancy.
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Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure TO know Of the wonderful
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mAHsEr.

A dance at Centennial ball Is announced
for Friday evening, Oct. Is. Music by
Joy a Kelley.
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SPECIAL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
SOUTHERN IOWA NEWS
Question Of Granting Franchise for
Gas, Electric, and Heating Plant, to
Be Submitted to the Voters of Ores.
ton-Other News Items.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston, Oct.S.-By unanimous vote
of the city council it was decided to
submit to the voters Of Creston at the
coming election the question of grant
ing franchises to F. S. Mordaunt ana
his associates for the establishment OF
a gas, electric, and heating plant. The
ordinances have been submitted to the
people and a discussion will now en-
sue as to whether the voters wish to
avail themselves OF the offer. There Is
considerable difference of opinion In
regard to granting these franchises.
John Kelly, a farmer living northeast
of the city, Thursday night caused the
arrest of several young men, charging
them with assault and battery. Kelley
presumed that they intended robbery.
When the case came for. trial Friday
morning Kelley had repented his ac-
ton and dismissed the case, paying the
costs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

Special TO 'Times-Repuplican.

Special TO Times-Republican.
Williams, Oct. 8.-Peter Rolling has
leased his meat market for one year
to Kitley & Pate from Woodstock who
took possession October 1. Mr.. Rolling
will take a trip to South Dakota and
may go to the old country next year.
The men that run the big ditcher are
two miles north of town, making 100
rods Wednesday. They make a ditch
six feet wide and three feet deep, and
their power is twenty-four yoke of
bulls.
Tuesday a barn belonging to John
Watson and occupied by Charles Coles
was burned. The cause was a little
boy and some matches. horse was
very badly burned. The rope burned
off and he got out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCleary are at
st. Louis this week.
Fred Ripley and family left Monday
for Minot, N. D., where Mr.. Ripley runs
barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Corbin and young
err children left Thursday morning for
Kansas City, where they will make
their future home. The balance Of the
family will go In q few days.
Mrs. Olive Thompson will leave next
week for Ellsbury, Mo-, where she will
spend the winter with relatives and
also visit the worlds fair.
j. r. Sayres, who hauled cream for
the Williams Exchange, has. with his
family moved to Carbon.
A. III. Bryan is the new Methodist
minister. Rev. Herrinton will join a
Minnesota conference:
Rev. Sears and wife attended the
Presbytery at LaPorte this week.
Editor Wallace and family were over
Sunday visitors at Dysart with Mrs.
Mrs. Wallace's sister.
c. II. Austin and family have remov-
ed from Webster City to Williams.
They will occupy the residence they
purchased Of B. r. Corbin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
WANTS PARTY CHANGED.
Norman Would Have a "Union Peo
pIe's" Party, But is Refused.

Norman Would Have "Union Peo-
pies" Party, But is Refused.
Des Moines Oct 81. r. Norman,
chairman of the state committee Oh the
peoples party, was before the secre-
tary of state yesterday in an effort 10
secure a change in the name OF his po-
litical organization from the people $
party to the union peoples party.
calamity Weller of the Fourth dis
trict had already filed the requisite Pc
tition to place the nominees of the mid
die Of the road populists on the official
ballot under the nam Of peoples party.
Mr.. Norman appeared with petitions on
behalf of the same nominees, but
wished them to be placed under the
amplified party name.
Secretary Martin, Of course, had not
the authority to admit the Norman
proposition.
"You see,' said Mr.. Norman, who
lives at Abba and is an enthusiast as
well as an editor, clown our way, we
have lot of unionists who have joined
the peoples party with the understand
ing that the name will be expanded.
We ought to do this, in fairness to this
itself to us. I am sure that Mr.. Weller
would make no objection were he con-
suited about it. The secretary of state
ought to file the nominations under the
new party name. / never did think
much of this populist organization, but
had no objection to the name of the
peoples party, but the time is now here
when we should expand"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
IS HELD
Paul Karrer, a Treynor Saloon
keeper Under Arrest For
Bank Robbery
LOCATED BY BLooDHoUNDs
Cashier Is Certain That karrer Is the
Man and Says She Recognizes His
Voice-He Was Found Hiding In
Bed at His Home-other News of
the State.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Oct. S.-Karl karrer,
saloonkeeper at Treynor. was arrested
at 1880 o'clock last night, as the sus-
pected robber Of the Treynor Savings
bank. He was found in hiding at his
home a block south Of the bank.
Bloodhounds from Beatrice, Neb., led
Sheriff Canning and his posse to the
place where Karrer was concealed. The
latter offered no resistance when the
officers arrested him and claimed he
knew nothing of the robbery.
Yesterday morning the team and
buggy In which the robber made ms es-
cape from Treynor on Thursday after
room we've found at the farm OF Mlchael
Fox. three and a quarter miles north
west of Ireynor. Starting at that point
the hounds followed direct trail into
Treynor and stopped a short distance
from karrer's house. He was IN peo
but the members of his family had not
retired.
Sheriff Canning went into the mouse
and placed Karrer under arrest. Inc
prisoner was brought to Council Bluffs
at all esrly hour this morning and lodg-
ed in the county Jail. None of the mon
..y stolen from the bank was found by
the sheriff or his posse. 1t was ascer-
tanned yesterday that the amount Oh
cash taken was about $1.575. The team
and buggy used by the robber, it was
learned yesterday. are the property of
J. F. Nevins, q Council Bluffs livery
man. They were hired by woman at
noon on Thursday, and it has been
rumored that Karrer's wife might be
the one who secured them. She was In
Council Bluffs at the time.
Miss Frances Flood, the girl whom
the robber locked in the bank vault af-
ter compelling her to turn the cash over
to him, is said to be quite certain that
she recognized Karrer's voice. The
man wore a heavy black mustache and
gotee, which were evidently false. Kar-
rer has q small sandy mustache, over
which false one could easily be worn.
Clarence Hendricks, a freight hauler
between Council Bluffs and Treynor
met man driving into the latter place
about o'clock Thursday afternoon. He
thought the latter looked familiar and
in recalling the circun stance yester-
day felt sure that Karrer was this man.
Louis Bollmeier, one of the young
men who rescued Miss Flood from the
vault, had seen an individual half an
hour before whose appearance tailed
with the girls description Of her visitor.
He also is now convinced that it was
Karrer.
Karrer told Sheriff Canning at the
time of his arrest that he had gone into
hiding because Of the indictment
against him for selling liquor unlawful-
ly. He did not learn that he was want
ed on that charge, he said, until after
the parade in Council Bluffs, and on
finding it out decided that he would "1ie
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
Items From Jewell.

Special to Times-Republican.
Jewell, Oct. S.-Frank Williams, Of
Anes, has rented the bakery building
and has opened the same for business.
Mrs. B. s. Millett and children went
to. Orion, Ill, Wednesday evening for a
three weeks visit.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage Of Miss Anna Han
sen, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. G. Hansen, of this city, to DR.. r. w.
Della. The wedding will take place
next Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, on College ave-
nue..
The county organization of rural
mail carriers met at the city hall last
Monday evening. These meetings are
intended to better the conditions of the
carriers, to promote good roads and
devise plans to give the best service
Ernest r. Kalker has resigned his
position as jeweler at Cole & Co.'s drug
store.
A colored expounder Of the repub-
lican doctrine held forth on the prin-
cipal corner Of Main street Thursday
evening. He entertained his audience
for three-quarters of an hour sand was
well posted on the issues OF the day.
l.. E. Wheelock, of FIT. Dodge, Iowa,
has been employed by the Ellsworth
Publishing Company to edit and man
age their paper, the Ellsworth News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
Coach Says Alleged Trick
Was an Open and Fair
Understanding
GAMES SCHEDULED TOO CLOSE
Coach DuBridse Says He Told Iowa He
Would Not Let First Team Play and
Tried to Cancel the Games. U. I.
Team Is Crippled For Today's Game
With Drake.
Special to Times-Republlcar.

Special to Times Republican.
Mt. Vernon, Oct S.-Coach DuBridge
of Cornelps foot ball team makes an eN-
PLANTATION of the alleged trick played
upon the State University athletes by
Cornell. Mr.. DuBridge says that when
he came to Cornell as coach the sche-
dule of games had been made up book
Ing Cornell for a game with the uni
versity on October 1 and another with
Grinnell October 8. He Immediately
objected and began correspondence
with the Iowa City team to change the
date or cancel the game because lie
would not permit the Cornell team to
go against two such heavy teams as
GrtnneIl and Iowa on successive Sat-
urdays.
Coach DuBridge says that Iowa
claimed they wanted a practice game
before their big game today with Drake
and positively refused to yield. Mr..
DuBridge then told them that he would
not permit the first team to go to Iowa
City and did not.
He also assists that Cornell athletics
are under strict surveillance by the
faculty, board Of control composed of
three professors. two alumni, two bust
ness men and one from each class hav-
ing entire charge with veto power
lodged with the faculty COMMITTEES of
three.
After a hard scrimmage Wednesday
night the average weight OF the squad
Of football men that will be taken to
Grinnell was found to be 155 pounds.
The practice this week has been hard,
but there is still tendency to loose
ness in the plays. Ferral, Moore and
Nelson of last years team have prac-
ticed. with the squad this week ana
may be used In the Grinneu game, tho
they insist that they will not come out
after that. The rooters are far from
confident Of success in Saturdays
game, but look for an even score. The
team and contingent OF rooters lef,
Friday afternoon over the Northwest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
The News From Fearing,

special to I1meS-Republican.
Fearing, Oct. mr.. and Mrs. Lin
coin Reed returned Monday evening
from their five weeks visit to Lee
county and the st. Louis fair.
The K. L. c. E. Society Of the Evan
gelical church had a social at their
pastors home Tuesday evening of this
week. There was q good attendance,
and the amount Of earnings of the
different members was $22.61. A pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all in at
tendance.
past been away from Gearing, returned
Wednesday. His friends and relatives
welcome him home.
N. r. Cliff awas called away by
telegram Wednesday on account of his
wife's sickness.
Berry Gogerty has returned to
school after ten days absence caused
by the mumps.
Thursday at school while playing
pull away" Oscar Bolton fell and
fractured his elbow. 1t is not as
serious as might have been, but the
boy will be kept from school for a
time.
Mrs. A. c. Shaw is staying at the
home Of Elmer Sparrow, where she
will assist in the work during the alb
sence Of her daughter, Mrs. Sparrow,
who is visiting in Polo, Ill.
/. B. Norton is having a cement walk
laid in front Of his new residence. This
is needed improvement.
Harvest home exercises will be CIV
en- at the Evangelical church Sunday.
The average daily attendance a,
school for the past month was 1877.
The Leroy Bros new furniture
store has been rapidly progressing this
week and it is entirely enclosed. II
will be occupied as soon as 1t is COM
pleted.
1t is expected that Superintendent,
Carlisle, of Nevada, will soon give his
interesting lecture entitled, "The Ind
ian of the Painted Desert" in Gear
ing, as school benefit.