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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

The Boone Republican wants to hea.
from Secretary Shaw on the railroad
rate regulation proposition. 1t says.
Presumably he is in accord with Iowa
sentiment, Tut we have not seen an ex-
preston of opinion. When the secra-
tary expresses ril"self there is never
any danger of misunderstanding"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
In Internal Parasite.

State veterinarians are reporting
several outbreaks of! a trouble in hors-
es in different parts which We're caused
by parasites described as the Palisade
Worm (Stronglus arma tus). Each OUT
break has caused a loss to the owners
of nearly a thousand dollars worth Of
horses. From the fact that the troll-
BILE does not always manifest itself in
the same way, it frequently puzzles the
local veterinary for some time.
This worm may be found in any part
Of the body. Its natural habitat, how
ever, when full grown is in the intes-
final canal, usually the large bowel.
In it's immature state it migrates into
the blood vessels, sometimes causing
rupture of large vessel or an obstruc-
ton of the brain, causing the animal to
show brain trouble. Again, 1T has OBJ
structed an artery leading to a portion
of the intestine, causing some of the
most serious cases of collie, impaction,
paralysis of the bowels, and frequently
death. Being located in different parts
of the body, attacking different organs.
accounts for the different symptoms in
different horses.
The life history Of this little worm
is very interesting; it passes the great
er portion of it's life in the intestine of
the horse; part of it possibly, in thu
arteries; another portion in the outer
world Here 1t may be found in stag
nant water, in meadows, in any damp
place. Il there is sufficient moisture
present and the temperature not too
cold it may live for months. In dry
weather or in absence Of sufficient
moisture the parasite soon loses it's vi
tally and dies. The source Of infec-
ton in the horse, it may therefore be
seen, is stagnant drinking water,
moist pastures or green fodder.
The Feeding Value Of Skim Milk.
A great many dairynen have long
realized the true feeding value of skim
milk, when properly fed to calves. but
there are still too many that believe
that skim milk is of little or no value.
An excellent bulletin. No. 1876. written
by Professor Otis, Of the Kansas Ex-
pertinent Station, gives some very in
teresting data on the raising of calves
on skim milk, and also gives compar-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

81 cannot speak
too highly Of
Wheeler's Nerve
vitalizer after
what 1t has done
for my wife. She
could not sleep:
her stomach had
a disagreeable
feeling like a
hard mass which
seemed to pro-
duce a choking
sensation; her
hands and arms
had a prickly
and numb feel
ing by spells;
her feet would
swell and pain
her like rheu-
n1ati sn1ala she wa 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

"There is really Just one ISSUE" in
sists the Rockwell Photograph, 10
or against the square deal.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Webster Freeman Tribune
declares There is no real opposition
to Conner in Webster City. There are
a couple of disgruntled politicians here
who are sore at Conner. Nearly ev-
erybody else is for our present con-
gresham" -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

you have occasion to be mighty
thankful If you haven't something to
be mighty sorry for" says the Castana
Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

The Baxter New Era explains "The
standpats are now all in line for rate
legislation, because they have count
ed noses and find that the president
cannot be beaten, and the politicians
who are looking for pie, are breaking
their backs getting into the band wag-
on before it is everlastingly too late.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

tortured every South Bend. Ind
night in this manner until she was
completely worn-out. BY accident
we heard Of Wheeler's Nerve
vitalizer. The action of that
medicine was remarkable The first
dose was worth the price Of the en-
tire bottle. for 1t gave her a perfect
nights rest, the first in a long time.
She continued to grow better until a
few bottles cured her. I consider
wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer worth Its
weight in gold" William H. Kings
lev. South Bend. Ind.
Sold by druggists at $500. j. w.
Brant Co., Albion, Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

The Storm [ AXE Tribune says
ut has been announced with de-
gree Of authority that George e. Clarke
an Agona attorney, will be candidate
for district Judge to succeed Hon. w.
B. Quarton. Clarke is recognized as
an able attorney, but there Is no par
ticular desire ii, this country for a
change"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-30

Our countrv.s boast has been that
In this land all men are equal before
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
POWER COMPANY SCANDAL
HOadIey says He Lost Three Million
Dollars in One Day Trying to
Protect the Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-The names of John
Jacob Astor and Cornelius Vanderbilt were
today brought into testimony concerning
the buying and selling of the International
Power companys stock just preceding its
big fall in value in April 1902. This testi-
mony was given by Joseph Fl. Hoadley in
the suit which William b. Franklin and
George L. Scott are bringing against Mr..
Hoadley. Joseph Deter and Cyrus F. Jud-
son for s65,s0O, which the plaintiffs claim
they lost while operating a pool for the
three defendants
Describing the disappearance OF stock
which Judson is alleged TO have had charge
of Mr. Hoadley said:
"Judson told me that he had about sold
all the stock to John Jacob Astor and
Cornelius Vanderbilt. These two paid SlOO
a share for the stock"
Mr.. Hoadley added that Mr. Judson had
no right to sell this stock. Asked about
what he had done to protect the market
after the crash in the International Power
company's stocks the witness said that
he had bought stock often at 80 points
above the price at which he had sold It TO
Judson. In this effort to protect the mar
ket. Mr.. Hoadley said. he lost 100000 in
a single day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
WOMAN MURDERS ANOTHER
Mrs. Clara NJ. Buckley of Chicago
shoots and Instantly Kills Mrs.
Clara McC1uskey.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Mrs Clara McClusky,
who was shot down at the rear door of her
saloon, 666 West Madison street. at 2 o'clock
this morning, was murdered by her former
friend, Mrs. Clara NJ Buckley Jealousy
over the friendship of Mrs. McClusky with
Albert Tyrman, an electrician, led TO the
crime. Mrs. Buckley who was arrested this
morning, denied all knowledge OF the CRIME,
but tonight, after being questioned for seven
hours by the police, she broke down and
confessed. She said:
l shot her l went to her saloon last
night and ordered two drinks. l had a
friendly conversation with Mrs. McCiuskey,
but in a little while she told me to leave
the place. ! went away and in a little
while after midnight l called her up on the
telephone to see II she was there. Later
called her up again and told her that she
her. Then / went down to her place and
raped on the back door just as though |
was coming for some beer. I knew she
would answer the rapping and then I would
get her. She came to the door and ]
grabbed her by the throat and fired shot
into her. Then / ran and threw the re-
Yolver into yard as / passed up the alloy
loon at Lincoln and Madison streets and
told him what / had done. Then / went
home and told Mrs. o'Connell and Mrs
Thornton.
Abrahams, when arrested last night 10y
the police, denied all knowledge OF tie
crime. After the confession of Mrs. Blu III ley
he was rearrested on a charge of aiding a
criminal to escape.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
SCANDAL IN ST. PAUL
Grand Jury Investigating Alleged
Bribery of Legislators by
Insurance Lobby.

ST. PAUL Mimi. oct. 9O.-The scene OF
the investigation by the Hennepn grand
jury Of the old officers Of the Northwestern
National Life Insurance company of Min
neapolis may be transferred to ST. Paul.
Payments OF money have come 10 light.
ii is said. for corrupt purposes made in St.
Paul.
Testimony already placed before the
grand jury involves two former state ON
ciRls, the alleged payment in a room at the
Ryan hotel of a S.0O0 check for the sup
preston Of a report exposing the condition
OF tho company, and voluntary contribu-
tion Of $1,000 each 70 the two democratic
and republican state central committees
Another state official Is credited with re-
ceiving $500 in installments OF $50 each for
Sunday work done in a clerical capacity.
AS TO the campaign contributions they are
said 20 be vouched for in a confession made
by one OF the old officers. but its receipt
Is denied in the case OF the. democrats.
The Northwestern Life Insurance COM
pany as reorganized Is not concerned In
! this investigation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
ARMoURS HAVE MONOPOLY
shippers over Many Railroads Not
Allowed 20 Use Their own
Refrigerator Cars.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-The private car
line inquiry was continued before the In
terstate Commerce commission today
Chairman Knapp announced that the taking
of testimony in relation to the Atchison.
Topeka s. Santa Fe and the Southern Pa
citic, the two transcontinental lines in
volved, will be postponed until November
at 10 o'clock.
The existence Of exclusive contracts be-
tween railroads and private car lines, OF
which the latter e%sume the business OF
refrfgerating perishable freight, was
brought out strongly today in the hearings
now in progress before the Interstate
Commerce commission. 1t was developed
by the testimony of H. NJ. Emerson, traffic
manager OF the Atlantic Coast Line, that
the shippers would be compelled, under the
contract with the Armour car lines, to
use cars Of this company exclusively or
the railroad would not transport their
freight At the same time, he said, the
schedule of the road would permit the use
Of other private cars, and that the APP
parent inconsistency is a matter that the
legal department OF the road would have
to solve If brought into controversy. on
cials of the Central of Georgia, the
Southern, and the Sea Board Air Line
testified that the Armour car lines have
exclusive contracts with their roads &c
handle all refrigerator business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
CoUNTERFEITING in HAWAII
Federal Grand Jury InvestIEnting
Charges Against Soldiers from
Transport Sherman.

HONOLULU, Oct. 2O.-The federal grand
jury is investigating the case OF alleged
counterfeiting by men who sailed from
this port on the army transport Sherman.
1t is reported that confession has been
made by one OF the defendants which i'm.
plicates others. 1t is expected that in.
dictments will be found against the two
prisoners who are under arrest I'm Sar
Francisco, and that they will oe brought
back here for trial.
OF the six men who were arrested wher
the transport was here, three probably
will be released Indictments are likely
TO be found against two or three Of the
men for having counterfeit currency In
their possession.
Several local cases Of counterfeiting are
also before the courts here. Private Cooper
who was arrested here in August pleaded
guilty to making so counterfelts. and
Private Hilson pleaded guilty TO havine
counterfeits in his possession. The other,
accused will tight the cases.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
BAILEY WILL NOT BE HANGED
Governor Folk Commutes Sentence of
Kansas City Murderer to Ninety
Nine Years imprisonment.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Oct. 9-Be-
cause of recent heavy rains direct railroad
traffic from st. Louis has been interrupted
and in order to arrive here today from ST.
Louis Governor Folk went to Mexico, Mo,
last night on a train and securing a special
engine there rode the intervening fifty
miles in the locomotive cab. He got into
the cab at midnight and reached here this
morning The trip was made In order to
listen to attorneys who came here from
Kansas City to appeal for commutation of
sentence for Edward Bailey. condemned to
be hanged In Kansas City tomorrow.
The governor later commuted Bailey's
sentence to ninety-nine years in the peni-
tentiary.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 2O,-Governor Folk
today commuted the sentence of Edgar G..
Bailey, who was to have been hanged here
for murder, to imprisonment for ninety
nine years.
The crime for which Bailey was con-
victed occurred at 3 o'clock on the morn
ing of March 10, 1904. Bailey was a mem
Der of the Hack Drivers union, which was
on strike. Ferguson was a non-union driver
who had taken the place Of a striker.
Bailey, with three confederates, enticed
Ferguson to Fifteenth and Central streets,
an unfrequented spot, and there Ferguson
was killed.
Powerful influences were exerted in
Bailey's behalf. Members Of labor organiza-
tions members Of the jury which convicted
him, the trial judge and politicians petit
toned the governor to show clemency in
the case. The fact that Ferguson. whom
Bailey killed, was an ex-convict, was used
effectively in Baileys behalf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
LAST PAYMENT TO THE FRIARS
Dominican order Receives S3,225 900
for Its Lands in the Philip
pine Islands.

MANILA, oct. 9O.-The question Of the
friar lands purchase was practically settled
today, when the commission paid the
Dominican order Ss.225,OOO. which is the last
payment.
WASHINGTON, oct. sO.-The War de-
partment today, upon the cable request OF
the Philippine commission. directed the IN
ternatonal Banking corporation OF New
York to pay TO Francisco Gutierrez. repFe-
senting the Philippine Sugar Estates De-
velopment company and the University OF
st, Thomas. the sum of Ss.s2l ,ss7 Cgold) IN
settlement OF the friar lands purchase. The
payment is 70 be made in New York City.
except the sum OF s3Oo,OO0 which is 20 be
paid in Manila This is the final act in the
contamination OF the friAr lands deal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
CENTENARY OF LORD NELSON
Anniversary of Trafalgar VIII he
Celebrated with Elaborate Cere-
monies in London Today.

LONDON, oct 20-The national celebra-
tion in honor of Lord Nelson. the hero Of
Trafalgar. which will eliminate tomorrow
in ceremonies at the Nelson monument In
Trafalgar square, on the occasion of the
centenary Of the hero's death, were ush-
cred in tonight by banquet in Fishmong-
ers hall at which were present Baron Hay
ashi the Japanese minister; Lord Strath"
coma, the high commissioner of Canada;
Lord Brassey and representatives Of all
classes especially OF the army and navy.
the latter including many admirals and gen.
erals. Lord Brassey presented to the Fish
mongers company piece Of oak from Mel
sons flagship, the Victory.
In the course of the proceedings a tele-
gram was received from Vice Admiral Togo
expressing on the occasion Of this centen-
ary "our ever increasing admiration for
and devotion TO the great admiral"
Baron Hayashi. in a speech, declared that
Lord Nelson's memory was as much revered
in the japanese navy as it was in that Of
Great Britain.
The Nelson column in Trafalgar square
has been beautifully decorated by the Navy
league, and around its base will be arranged
! floral tributes sent from all parts of the
empire, which have been pouring in for the
/ last week. From the top Of the column will
wave numerous flags and the immortal sig
nal England expects this day that every
man shall do his duty" Concerts, ban
quets and celebrations Of various kinds have
! been arranged throughout the kingdom, and
| on Sunday in all the churches memorial
! services will be held, the principal one be.
! ing at St. Paurs cathedral, which will be
attended by the mayor and corporation OF
the city Of London, and at Salisbury ca
| thedral, where the present Lord Nelson vii
read the lessons. A feature of most Of the
celebrations will be the recital Of Kip
! ling's "Recessional"
| Among the kilograms already received II
one from Admiral Dewey. who sends {
glowing tribute concluding with the words
these hundred years have only made hi!
glory brighter"
The Nelson centenary exhibition will b.
| opened tomorrow at the British museum.
Nelson's ship, the Victory, which is lyinl
at Portsmouth, will be brilliantly illumi
mated tomorrow night and British warshipi
throughout the empire will parade thei
crews.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
TREASURY MAKES COMPROMISE
Government Accepts Check for Duty
on Jewels smuEgIed by
American Woman.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Rather than take
chances on the result of litigation over a
81, 900 pearl necklace, which is now in the
custody of Collector Stranahan, the gov
ernment will accept a check for the amount
OF dues and return the jewels TO the woman
who owns them. says the Herald.
This is the conclusion which Leslie NJ.
Shaw, secretary OF the treasury reached
after comforting with Mr.. Stranahan yes
terday.
The necklace was brought into the coun-
try without the payment OF duty by a
woman whose name the customs officials
have concealed. She was followed by Sc
cret service agents from this city to Phil
adelphia, Boston and Chicago and was
finally informed that customs oficials were
watching her. A lawyer then called upon
the collector and offered a check for $4,000
in payment Of the duty.
Mt stranahan insisted upon the surren-
der of the necklace.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
GIVES MONEY TO HER LOVER
New York Cashier who COnfesses
crime Changes Her story
Under Oath.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20,--To supply money
TO man with whom she was In love May
z. Goldlng OF Buffalo, cashier OF the New
York branch Of the Larhin company Of
Buffalo, stated in a written confession in
court today that she had been stealing from
her employers for over two years. Her
confession admitted thefts TO the amount
of at least 5000, but the manager. h E.
May, testified that he believed the amount
stolen was about SS,OO0
When arrested recently Miss Golding
made an oral confession in which she said
she took the money to help her parents and
sister in Buffalo. In the new confession
today, which is sworn to. the girl says that
she met man on street car crossing the
Brooklyn bridge in 1903 and that she later
fell in love with him. She says that sew
eral times a week since she has given the
man money in various sums, all stolen from
her employer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
ELECTION OF OMAHA ROAD
ZenHs Crane of Dalton, Mass, Sue
ceeds Horace G. Burt as Member
of Board of Directors.

ST, PAUL, Mimi, Oct 3O-Only one
change was made in the directorate OF the
Chicago. ST Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
road when the annual meeting was held
today at Hudson. Wis. Zenas Crane OF Dali
ton, Mass. was elected to succeed H. C.
Burt OF Omaha, whose term had expired.
Mr.. Burt was formerly general manager OF
the Omaha road! vice president OF the
Northwestern road and later president of
the Union Pacific.
No changes appeared in the annual meet
ing Of the st. Paul & Sioux company, an
adjunct OF the Omaha, held in st. Paul to-
day. The directors and officers are prac-
tically the same as those of the Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
SOUTHERN RAILROAD MERGER
Illinois Central and Southern Secure
Control of the Nashville Ter
minaI Company.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. eo-Presdent
Fish Of the Illinois Central road today gave
out the following official announcement:
For the account OF the Southern Railway
company and the Illinois Central Railway
company the Standard Trust company OF
New York has obtained a three-year option
upon a controlling interest in the stocks
and bonds Of the Tennessee Central railroad
and the Nashville Terminal company.
Pending the life of this option the sectiri-
ties have been deposited subject to the CON
troll Of the Standard Trust company. and II
is expected that the Tennessee Central rail-
road will be operated directly In the interest
Of the two railroad companies so as TO give
Vile.
II is probable that 100000 will be spent
in Nashville in extending terminal facilities
building new shops and in making other i'm
provements.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
OCTOBER
-ALLEeE CASHIER A DEEAULTER
Cashier clark of Enterprise National
Bank Left Affairs in Rad
shape.

P1TTsBURG Oct. 2o-As the investlga-
tion into the affairs Of the Enterprise Ma
tlonal bank proceeds II shows Cashier
Clark, who committed suicide. was inter
ested in many corporations and that his
associates were prominent men. Startling
revelations are being made as to the man
ner in which the dead cashier managed the
moneys Of the bank
Some Of the directors on the s'------.h NJ
what has been discovered, init
Clark was defaulter to a large
is believed that President Fredei
ner and the wealthier men of the bank $
directorate will make some effort TO get
control of the Santa Fe Central railway
and the Pennsylvania Development conf
pany, which concerns are so much involved
in the banks AFFAIRS. BY doing this as in
dividuals the directors may hope to save
! themselves II they are compelled to make
good to the state any shortage in the funds
II is further said that the directors will
lose nothing. Funeral services over the
body Of the late cashier were held this aft
ernoon at the family residence Only i'm
mediate relatives were in attendance.
1t was reported this afternoon that
among the private papers of T. Lee Clark
| the dead cashier of the Enterprise National
bank, is a complete confession of the op-
erations which brought about his ruin and
the closing Of the bank. This confession
It is said. narrates minutely all the steps
I in the proceedings attending the securing
! Of the banks funds and how the loans
were made, together with politicians con.
| cerhed. The paper is said to have beer
found in the vault OF the bank and is. now
in the hands of Bank Examiner Cunning
ham. temporary receiver.
Walter Lyon, ex-lieutenant governor OF
/ Pennsylvania and counsel for the enter
/ prises headed by Messrs. Andrews, Tor.
rance & Kennedy, stated today that Il
! the investigation showed that loans had
been made by Cashier Clark for the pro
motion of the Santa Fe Central Railroad
/ company and the Pennsylvania Develop
ment company the notes would be pait
as soon as Bank Examiner Cunningham
! has ascertained the amounts.
| Attorney Lyon further alleges that 1
any money was secured from the Enter
prise National bank through paper o
either company or the individuals con
nected with them the money went to tn,
personal use Of the former cashier, Clark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21

PnRe.
I Great storm sweeps over Lakes.
Nebraska Man IL sent co india.
Worlds Gold and silver Output.
President Gets Ovation I'm south.
Police Find More of stolen Cash.
News from All Parts of Nebraska.
Churches Occasion Lively Debate.
Waste In Government PrintinE.
IrvinE'S Ashes Are Now at Rest.
Market House to Become n Zoo.
Waterworks Omcial Makes Reply.
Affairs mt south Omaha.
Orphans Fair Drawing Well.
Urge Republicans to Vote Straight.
s Seasons weddings Finest Ever.
County Attorney SIHbauEh Pleased
New block Signal system shown.
Takes Issue with the Doctors.
10 Editorial.
II DrexeII Waits on the Court.
Drop I'm Charge on Exchange.
IL Booths COrnhuskers Confident.
Commercial Review of the Week.
IS Financial and Commercial.
10 Council BIuns and Iowa News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-21
NO WRIT FOR DoUGHERTY
Attorneys Say No Application for
Habeas Corpus VIII BE
Made for Teacher.

PEORIA. H., Oct 2O-Attorneys for ~
C. Dougherty denied today the story that
their client would seek his liberty on a
writ Of habeas corpus or a change OF venue
when his case was called for trial.
The school board has let the contract to
an auditing company Of Chicago TO go owe,
the books Of the board for twenty year.
past, with the request that the company
suggest some method OF bookkeeping thai
VIII prevent a recurrence Of Affairs Hks
that OF the present