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or bircfte fra Spcriac. SftbctS Ionb,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-10

Goitmcitrcne | Sisicton % Danfon
faor begee 500 mere / 2sn e'ter lite
Saili. Gen fsrite faar ba $1,700 og
BEN ml0en S2,40O.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
iowa AZ Washington.

! Washington, Aug. 20. Additional
rural free delivery route established
October !.
Silver City, Mills county-Length o.
route 24tn miles; area covered, 81
square miles; population served, $40;
number of houses on route. So.
| James Fl. HARDER has been commits
stoned postmaster at Ute.
Pensions Granted iowans.
Widows, General Law Evaline
Sharer. original, Glasgow, s12: Louisa
Twyford, renewal. Osceola. S12; Clara
Loucks. original, kiuross IS.
widows. Act of June 81. 1S90--Eliza
beth A. Beard original Dunlap. So,
Amanda j, Blaney. original Marshall
town, IS; Elizabeth Buck, original. La
moni, IS; Mary F. Hiseler, original.
Glenwood, IS; Rosina l. Jenger, minor.
original. Burlington. IS: Mary L. KEEL
sey, original Sergeants Bluffs s.:
Mary A. F'ayn. original, West Cedar
Rapids. IS: Amanda Slower, original.
Middleton, IS; Elmira Thomas. origin
al, Milton, IS.
Invalids. General I1aw-Claborn 8.
Figg. increase, Blakesburg. s24; Will
liam H. Fnbes. increase Hull. SIT:
Henry A. Truair. increase Lamont,
s12: Thos. B. Turner. increase Glenn
ons. SIT.
Invalids, Act June II. 1890 - Jerry
Ramm. original. Miles, $12; Henry
Wagner, original. Clarinda, Sc; Reuben
c. Buel, additional. Abel, $12: William
H. Barber. additional. Republic. 10;
Edgar L. eager. additional Strawberry
Point, $40; Eugene 6. Greenslit, addi-
tional. Marshalltown IS: Robert Gray,
additional, Ewart. IS; John B. Judd.
additional, Avoca, s12; Freeman Nc
Allister additional. Charles City. $40:
David Monahan, additional, Martins
burg, IS: Joseph Magafee, additional.
Rippey s1a;; Cornelius Petit, addition
AL Adair, s12; Alexander Robertson.
additional, st. Anthony, s12: Alfred c..
Reeder, additional. Upton. IS; Samuel
Weisner. additional. Eldora, $40;
George Bronhard, increase, Rhodes,
$12; John S, Burlington, increase, Line
vile, $l2 Joseph A. Bunnell. increase,
Avoca, s10 Ithamar Cheney. increase,
Charter Oak, $12: Abraham Hollopeter,
increase, Brighton. $12; Ephriam Hy-
rids, in crease, Cedar Rapids, $40;
Martin Hogan, increase, Ashawa, s12;
Oliver D. Head, increase. Kingsley,
S12: George Jones, increase, Ames, $12;
John W. Dorough. increase, New Shar-
on, $10 Asherry Pelham, increase, AL
bion, s12; Carper Peters. increase. Mar
shallown $40; John I. Vosburg. in
crease Clinton. s12; William Walker,
increase, Wapello, IS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
WOODS NO|[SARE SOLD
Deceased Bankers $4,000 OF
Cattle Paper Sells at Auc-
ton For 1925
coLFAx BANK PAPER GOES TOO
Real Estate OF Banker Woods Estate
Brings $4,000, But The Notes
Amounting to $4,000 Are Sold In
sunches For Song - Ross Was
Feeding Cattle For Wood.

Colafx. Aug. 25.-At 1870 o'clock at
the city hall of this place occurred the
sale of the notes and real estate held
by w. O. McElroy, receiver of the de-
funct bank of Colfax. The total sum
of the notes aggregated about $4,000
and the real estate was appraised at
$4,000. making total Of s21O,50O.
The total sum for which the notes
sold was s67s, they being sold in
punches. The largest collection. being
signed by one man and amounting to
$4,000, sold for 1926. This was the
largest individual signer in the lot,
and of the two hundred notes sold the
amounts ranged down to $3.50.
The heaviest creditor of the bank
whose notes were placed on sale was
]. 3. Ross. who has been the most ex-
tensive stock feeder OF this locality, If
not in the country. The notes signed
by him footed up to about $4,000. but
1t is quite generally conceded here
that, while his name appears on the
notes, he was in reality but little If
any more than an agent for George d.
Wood. the dead cashier. who was in
fact the stock feeder on SO large
scale.
The real estate sales were much bet
ter. The appraised valuation of the
real estate belonging to the bank CASH
Ter as bank property was $345 500. This
sold for over $4,000.
One farm of 239 acres, brought
at auction $s7.75 per acre. or total of
$40 ,494.25.
A vast number of the notes were
bought at nominal prices for specula-
ton, some bought by friends of the
signers and turned back to the orig
inal signers of the notes for what was
paid.
A large number Of interested people
the sale, but only very few
notes sold up to S per cent of their face
value
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
IOWA BOY DIES IN CHICAGO.
Mothers Race With Death From Cali
fornja Was Futile,

/
Chicago. Aug. "a. Racing with
death without her knowledge, thinking
that she was simply speeding to the
bedside OF severely injured son. Mrs.
n. T. Burroughs. wife Of the wealthy
Cherokee Qowa) merchant arrived at
the Presbyterian hospital, a few min-
utes after her eldest son. Roy. expired
from injuries received last week when
he and three companions in an auto
mobile plunged into the river at Rush
street.
Roy is i'll. Come back" was the
message which caused the mothers
hasty departure from California. Al
tho such messages have the most SER
ious meaning, the mothers mind re-
fused to believe her child, a handsome
athletic, fellow. to be so near his death.
kilograms were dispatched ahead, pros
curing the swiftest means of transports
tation. The father, who is reputed to
be millionaire did all that wealth
could do to hasten the meeting OF
mother and son. With Chicago In
sight and almost passing the windows
of the hospital, the mother arrived
just after dark last night, less than
an hour after her first child drew his
last breath.
Nevertheless, the mothers presence
was felt by that mysterious power
which is bestowed upon the dying and
OF which no one has ever been able
to tell and the son muttered the name
of his mother about the time the train
crossed the meridian of the hospitas
windows
Mother rs Frustrated.
BY telephone the servants In the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
Scheme For Raffling House and
Lot Being Investigated at
Cedar Rapids
PHOTO AND CHANCE ARE SOLD
Special to Times Republican.

i Cedar Rapids Aug. 25.-The federal
ing what purports to be a lottery
scheme and Il violation OF the United
States postal laws A photograph OF a
! beautiful residence in a nearby town
with vine clad porch and picturesque
surroundings is the allurement that has
tevidently proved irresistible to the pub
| lie IL reports be correct. Beneath the
picture appears the legend:
This beautiful residence, located in
Riverside Park addition to be ratified
off on December ~. 1904, or as soon as
all the numbers are given away. Buy
a photo anc get number Free"
Lasr Monday morning, an agent for
&c. C. Cummings of Des Moines, who IS
the promoter of the scheme, arrived
here from Vinton. He entered a saloon
and explained his proposition.
For the nominal sum OF twenty-five
cents a photograph of the residence to
be ratified off on the day before Christ
mas may be purchased number rep
rasanting Il chance in the lottery is Civ
EN- away with each sale.
Several bystanders impressed with
the handsome appearance of the resi-
dence. thought II worth while to take
chance for a quarter. When the agent
departed they began to think something
was queer about the deal and the pO-
lice were notified. Officer Mcclure APP
pretended the agent. The young man.
who is resident of Nevada. carries
excellent letters of recommendation
and appears to be more the dupe Of
promomter than q willful aw-breaker.
He said that business had been brisk.
He has sold about twenty-five num-
bers in Cedar Rapids since arriving
Monday morning After getting
thru here 1t was his intention to go to
Marion.
Cummings veidently intended to rea-
l;ze tenfold value on the property as
about forty thousand numbers were
issued. The house and lot appears to
be worth about $1,000. However, the
3o. ase who are unlucky will have the
OF gazing at the photograph
of the residence they might have won
had not fortune been against them.
The agent acknowledged that he for
warded the numbers TO Cummings as
soon as they were issued. Correspond
ence concerning the lottery was ex-
changed altho 1t was carefully worded,
in evident attempt to evade incrim1nat-
ing yerbage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
WOMAN THROWS A HORSE.
Applys a Clever Trick and Stops Run
away Steed.
pecial to Times Kepublican n.

| Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, Aug. 25.-By applying a
trick. which she learned when a girl
and handling unbroken colts and
horses. Mrs. o. F. Little. residing at
210 Locust street threw runaway
colt, which she was driving yesterday
morning. and thereby probably averted
a serious disaster. as the animal was
headed for number of children play
ing unawares OF any danger. on West
Fourth street.
The rafting of a stove frightened
the colt so much that it started to run
and could not be held by the pluckv
horse woman. Az Fourth street In the
middle of the road, Mrs. Little saw
some children playing, and. fearful lest
she might dash into them. she decided
to apply trick which she learned
when girl. for emergency purposes.
Yanking quickly on one rein the horse
was pulled to one side so unawaras
that II was thrown off it's feet. and fell
headlong at the side of the street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
u. S. Body, Of Eldora, Com
mits Suicide Following Quar-
rel With His Spouse
A RECONCILIATION
Angry Words Followed by Dramatic
Exclamation of the Husband, Who
Places Revolver to His Temple and
Fires Bullet Into His Brain-Left
Letter.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to mes-Republican.
Eldora, Aug. 24.--"Wel. here ends
ALI" With these words, spoken to his
wife. M. S. Body, a prominent stock
buyer and farmer placed a revolver
to his temple last evening and fired a
bullet into his brain He died almost
Immediately.
The Boody suicide followed quarrel
or misunderstanding with his wife and
was one of the most sensational as
we'll as saddest tragedies that has TAX
en- place here in long time Two
weeks ago Body and his wife had
some trouble. and Body. who had a hot
temper, left home. Last evening he
came back to Eldora on the Iowa Cen
trail train north from Marshalltown.
and went to his wife's home. He went,
it is presumed, with the intention Of
making reconciliation, but not meet
ing with as warm a welcome as he
expected. he became angry and words
followed. Then Body, who had made
UP his mind to kill himself in case re-
concilliation failed and had come pre-
pared, drew his revolver and killed
himself in the dramatic manner above
described.
Body and his wife had been married
only three years and their marriage had
been exceptionally happy up to two
weeks ago, when they apparently had
their first quarrel of any consequence
The wife had, II is said. upbraided the
husband accusing him of playing poker
and doing other things which she did
not approve and had given him to un-
derstand that she would leave him un-
less he gave up these habits. Body
thought she was interfering with his
liberty, and in a fit of anger
left home, going to Marshalltown.
where he evidently brooded over the
quarrel with his wife until he became
mentally unbalanced and determined to
kill himself unless he could effect a re-
The tragedy occurred
about o'clock last night and the weap-
on used was 32-caiiber revolver.
Body was about As years of age and
was well known all over the county.
That he contemplated suicide was
shown by the fact that he left letter
TO his mother saying he wished to be
buried at Hubbard. He was cousin
of Joseph Body. the Newton & Norths
western auditor who committed suicide
here last February while temporarily
aberrated. Notwithstanding the fact
that Body was man of quick tenn
per and sometimes quarrelsome he was
4 big hearted fellow and had plenty of
friends. all over the county who will
be panied to learn of his untimely end.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
PREACHERS AS FARM HANDS.
Mt. Ayr Pastors Spend Time In The
Harvest Fields.

Special to Times Republican.
Mt. Ayr, Aug. 24.-Of six ministers
residing here. four Of whom are local
pastors. and two pastors of churches al
other places. five have spent days AND
in some cases weeks as hands In the
harvest fields this summer. They have
not done this as one day curiosity
seekers. but as regularly ordained
pitchforkers. putting in full time one
day after another in the fields and at
the farm house tables. Rev. p. V. u.
yedder, the Methodist pastor, has beeh
helping for two weeks to harvest his
own wheat crop in North Dakota;
Rev. L. c. Swan of the Christian
church worked until he had earned SIS
which he had pledged to the church
building fund: Rev. John Chandler.
pastor of the Baptist church, and Rev.
H. r.. Williams, resident here but Bap>
fist pastor at Atilelstan, Mo-, went into
1t for health as we'll as wealth, and
gave their denomination a double
strength in the field; Rev. Alfred
Riggs. also resident here but United
Brethren pastor at Benton. worked
longer and harder than any of the
rest. and is accused Of having laid by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
RECEIVING NEW ENGINES
The Burlington Orders Nine of New
TYNE From Baldwin Works.

The Burlington Orders Nine of New
Type From Baldwin Works.
Special 20 Times Republican.
OttunWa, Aug. 25.-Nine more of the
pe~ passenger engines of the 200
style have been ordered by the Burling-
ton and IL is expected that they will be
ready for the fast passenger service in
the early fall. The reports that have
been received show that the locomotive
which in from the Baldwin works. is
doing all that It's makers claimed for
it and In making good under all diff
culties.
The engine was broken In on the
GalesbuTg division and after several
trial trips on the Iowa divisions was
sent to the Missouri division. 1t was
of new type for the Burlington, but
has given such general satisfaction
that nine others of like workmanship
and style are to be built. This Will COM
plete the large order that was given
to the Baldwin people some time ago
and which they are busy filling at the
present time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

/, will accommodate a large number ol
drawing tables. and the work of the
department will be greatly facilitated
Around the top Of the old amphitheatar
broad gallery has been built. giving
additional room for the engineers.
Minden.
Burglars entered Giegers store and
made off with five pairs of shoes and
four suits Of clothes. They entered the
building by the aid Of keys to the
front door There are two different
kinds of locks on the front door, which
We're supposed to bar anyone from en-
tering. There is no clue to the raid
ers.
Psgah.
During the storm Sunday morning at
about o'clock, the barn on the c. w.
Sherwood farm, four miles northeast
of here, was struck by lightning and
badly damaged, and two of his best
horses killed. Fortunately the barn
did not catch fire, although the light
in the NOW. The stock and barn were
both insured
GIdden. @s.
The twenty-seventh annual conven-
ton of the Carroll County Sunday
School Associa ton, held at Glidden las.
week, was a great success. On ac-
count of the efforts of the president,
Rev. w. II. Jordan and the people of
Glidden, all the delegates had prof
liable and pleasant time The conven
ton was very fortunate in having pres
ent Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell of Des
Moines, and S. r. Ferguson, of Cedar
Rapids. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell hav-
ing attended ehe national convention
in Palestine. gave very interesting ac-
counts of their trip and visit to the
holy land. The convention of 1905
will be held at Lanesboro. Miss Mar
garet Smith cf Gliddsn was elected
delegate to the State Sunday School
convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
BRIDE TRIES SUICIDE
Mrs. Albert Smith. Of oskaloosa Takes
a Dose Of Laudanum In an Attempt
to End Her Life--WiII Recover.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa, Aug 25.--Mrs. Albert
Smith. Il young woman about 90 years
of age. attempted suicide by taking a
dose of laudanum. The fact became
known Immediately and emetics were
promptly administered by physician.
which defeated the young ladys plans.
Mrs. Smith Is bride of but three
weeks. Her union with the man of her
choice was opposed by her parents and
resulted in an estrangement that has
so worked upon the girl that 1t is
thought to have unbalanced her tempo
rarity. In a fit of the blues and de-
spordency, the girl thought of taking
laudanum. and swallowed two tea
spoonsful OF the poison. Immediately
she swallowed the drug. she realized
what she had done and repented her
acI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have occupied
rooms over the Traction Company's Of
flee. Mrs. N. n. Downs was at work
In room on the same floor Mrs.
Smith ran to her and told her what she
had done and asked her to send for her
husband who is an employe of the Inn
perial bakery. Mrs. Downs was ifl-
stantly active and the first thing to do
was to get physician. She telephoned
10 a doctor who responded Immediately.
The husband was then sent for NOT
enough OF the poison had been taken to
be serious, and this fact together with
the promptness with which the system
was relieved, brought the young woman
around all right in a short time and she
will suffer no Ill effects.