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LO OcuTTidO al senior
!. Reyes PeIa en- Ia
IeSOToTIa.
Como sxDIIea 6I Csc sucssO.
Un tssad0r Dol D0plItsmsnto fat
dGstItuIdO.

Esta ma d ma IN representante de
SIS C9TFeapondenciR9 tRVo Oportuni.
dad de celebrar ma entrevitta con 81
se nor Ramon Reyes y Pefi8. inVitsn-
dole que nos gclal ara los rumoYes d.
cifculabRn deode eyer de hschos ocu-
rFldOs en- IR TegoreIfa de Puerto Rico.
En pRrte. dijo Rsf el ssf1or Reyes
Pef.:
econ motive de desear clnoser las
tasReiohes que 6 mis'inCRG y d La qre
administrO. paE6 poF II Tesorelfa avis
tsndoma con ell encSTgado de informAr
sobre eli particular ,
G6eae hAliando muy lxceeiVo el 0u.
mepto en- una de sus fioCRs paB6 & don.
de Mr.. Dix. TeRorerO accidental, Quien
le expuO0 no tenfs culpS. AlgunR de tel
icju4tiCia, y no conforms ndose 81 &C.
nor Reyes Pt d /. Sc reserve 81 derecha
de Rpelar ante Ia comisi6D reViSadora
de las tasGciones
Con obj sto de reCcgar su sombrel o
que hRbfR dejado sabre IN GOfs, V0Iv' 8
6 ID qfcinR en- donde se le. habf4n mott.
fioOd0 las tAsaciones, obeerV2ndo que
ell taSador de II propiedRd informA bA
lceFca de l9 tAaaei6n hecha d senior
ApelISDiz.
LIs divSgacioneS llsmaron ID aten-
Ci6n- --afiAde-de loS Allf preaanteS, pa
sand0 el sefIor Reyes & aVistarsa con
Mr.. DIX. quien concurri6 s h oficinO
del tGsadOr obserVandole detsnidamea.
TO, quien Creyendo impYopia aqueila
Gctitud. proCedi6 del modO mfs correc-
to y con gran reCtitud. demoAtrand0
81 aefIoP Reyes 90 gratitud D 1r la in
diCaci6n que le habf, b tho & inmedia.
taments deatituY6 a tasRdor en- aus
fancionea.
Cree ell sen 1r R9VeG que Iaa oil 1didas
tasaCiones RdOIeCen de ebsoluta nu;i
dad por 10 ex sgerAdo de tOdaS Iaa que
hs tenidO Ccssi6n de examinar.
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Cona6Iteae 6 IOs hombEes redexiV0s
s0bre este punto, Y dir6n que De- higie-
ne dirigs y pelfsOoiOna la civ VfIiEsCi6n
de los puebloG. aAi bsj9 el aspeCt0 in
lustrisl como del moral.
Desle que IN publiCiatA de feliz me-
morris dei6 consignad0 aquel principle
de que las SOcSedGdeS bStnoE9aCzS no son
Ot9G cOS0 que VGStGs esafeTnoe. 5dS, eE
arte de cOnserVar DR gAlud sRlV6 aus
limitsdsa fronterSs = tCm6 paPte en- 10
institution de las Ieyes y en- Ia Rdmi'
niOtFaci6n de los pueb.oS.
All % ex plicR que 0u inter venci6n
beueicioaR en- los RsuntOs que % Ie
iLv0Ca, sea reCibida con general Rhtis.
fAcCi6D; y que enmudezca Ea politica
ante suB Rcuerdos y que Las paai0nea
SO Gquieten cuAnd0 de aus fallos se
tFetR.
POr iguaI & todcs nos interesa que ID
Ciencia de la moral universal inspire
nueatroB c6diROB y Contribuy4 & CFeaI
10 felicidad de puestros puebIos.
Por ESQ nos ccmplaCe la Rctitud re
BuCItS del doctor AIem6n. y 4 aCtitud
de h iunta de Ganidsd lOSal, que. con
fundidos en- un mismo pensSmientC
atienden con VeHdadeFa solicitud ID hi
aienizaci6n de d poblaci6n y 70 que q
mas, prop6nense combatir, Elm Otrai
excitaciOnes que las de "a CenOiencis
tOdos GQueII0s g&Emeres 8 iLfecCi6l
que amenacen 8 deatFuyan la sAlud pa
biiCa.
| RTRETTE.
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EI DR.. AIGma0 y Su
cam pa1a santa ria
en- ! ATeCibO

Completeness sobre mSnera que 10
aleooi6n de Cficial de sanidad de Are
cibn hSyS FeCAidO en- persOnR tan COM
petepte y tan EctivR como eI doctor
Fernando AlemSn. an hOmbre aeriO,
muy amigo del bien. de espfFitu i'm
pRFCial may cOnocido probAdo en-
"a laTga pF6ctica profeSionNI. q! CuaE
Ge hH prOpuess0 SprovechSr 81 tempo
an 6tiles trabsio0, pue en- los pOCos
dies que 0leva deGempe hGnd0 % caIg0
he demontEadO gFsndiSimo intel 6s p0r
eI prcgreSO de In hygiene, y pOr tOdO
uduOllO que hSCe referenCiR 6 Les cues
tioDea que Sfectan direct monte s Ia
IaIubridOd 1blicS, prestSr doIes e TO-
dsB atenOi6n prefeFente y Cuidados
proIijos.
POrSu entidad y naturalezG, estoa
son IOS gsuntOs que tpdOg preocupan
de iglaI maneFa. Ft6raIe dAbles 6
factible, & Il administration. AaeguraI
d SaIud, eVitAr el detarFOllO de deter
minRdsa eDfermedSdes entire guS admi'
niatFadoS. Y u aatiGf sCCi6n del pueblo,
eataba asegurada tambi6D.
EG principle Sxiom$tiCo 60 MateriG
criminal, que precaver el delit0 vale
mss que castjgarle; y ante b higient
as msximS tambi6n indiSCutible. out
evitar el NAL eS mejoF que OOmbgtlTBe
Nj 81 pdder legislative, nj 10 Adml
niOtFaOi6D. pueden ejeHCeP nuuCe en- /
eociedad, iDfluenCia pareCida & la qut
eierCen Ia1 s6biOS pFe1CripciOpeS de I
eionCia, que tiene p0P exclusive idea
p CONSERVATION de la lslud.
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n 0 7 TLC Ia S.

--Ha sido operada ID ie6orita Re-
ver6n y EatreIla, de an gran fibroma
uterine que exponia en- peliRF0 "a VIZ
do con las vioien5aS hemo raRiAU que
ID proVoCabRn. LII.
La OperRci6n fu@ Nevada & efect0.
con brilIante 6xito. por el en- .enaidO
CiFuj tn0 doctor don j. A Lopez An.
toTgiorgi.
Ha PPgregadO de EspAffs ell sefl0r
Manu- 81 Vasquez Alsy 6n. oficiAI de ID
aICaIdfs de eatB ciudad.
-EAta noche se ceIebrar6 ID iar1nR
de coatumbre On el GPafque.D
-El senior Pablo Fsd6n ha SOliCita
do peYmisO para construir an edifiCiO
en- ID Calle K de Slnturce con obieto
de montar un altmbique.
-HB s0licitad0 licancia para OuGen-
tarse de ID isla el seflor Luis Berlfog.
inspector del alcantarilladO y rieg0 de
Gales.
Sc eat6u poniendo on limpio en- Lea
{ fiCinas del IDgenierO dc ID Ciudad lOl
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pianos de Il torre de aqua que Sc
hR de cOnstruir On 10 parts norte de
eata capital.
-El Superintendenta de Obras P6.
bIicas hR irfy rmado & Il alcaldiA hAber
tarminado Ia limpiezR de IL AlcantAri.
lIa que desemb bocN en- 10 dSrGenR de los
b tes.
En- Cata I'D se estSn prepRrRnd0
para CeIebrar las f .stas patFODales
qua d, bieron ceIebrarse ell diG 16 del
GctuaI. Reina mucho entusiasm0 y
prometen quedsr muy IucidSs.
Es.-El v4por eAutonio L6pszs que
procedente de Espt Il entF6 aver t&rde
en- ell puerto sali6 eata mA1IanR para
CubB y Mexico, ConduCiendo G Tgs.
pbsagero8 y dos EacOS de COrrespon.
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UoIoa , Logfsims.-PAsts itaIians
para scpa. B mbnnes de A Joaquin
& Co, de PsifI. Vino puro de IVA
mGrcX SCsrecsdO,S Casa 6e CeTecedo.
Sc COMPRAN.-Una buenn al.
f0nabrG de IL por IA pieR, mss 6 me-
nos. y una c6naodG con espPjo grande.
de cueTp0 enteTo. Dilfj1se pr0nto ex.
presBndO pFeciGs SPersonSIS ApAr-
tado 837. San joan. p r 4V.a.
DESEA COLOCARSE.-Un ven
con nlgunos cOnccimientcs en- el rhmo
de FATm.cis. consAndo con siets amos
de pTsctica. Para iDfSrmes. diriRirAe
& Js 4, EscObar R1dIfguez. Core zaI
P r FArmAciA R3pgel.
5Vs.
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EHIDO Ia multitud de mujeres,
II que sufren de tantas enfermedades
femeni1es, sin poder encontrar cura
RlgunR. el famoso ginec6logo, Doctor
Hartman, participa al pdblieo que,
durante los meses de verano, recetard
gratis 81 tratamiento necesario, 4 todas
las que 10 so1iciten.
El trAtamiaase es dirigido por cores
pondencia. Las medicinas que q recete,
puedeI obRnerse en- todas las dro-
gnerfa$.
81 Doctor recetara las nlcdicinas
neceSdrfaS. apIicaciOnes, hygiene, y
ERn1bi&n Ea diefa correspondence para
efecfHar una c4ra cOnpIeta. La
cOrreSp pOndencia eS afeHdida eSfFicta
y cOnfRdenciaf7ent
Esta ofertasdura durante los meses do
Verano. Cualquiera DANA que desee
ponerse bajo su tratamiento, puede es-
cribir1e, d6ndo1e detal1es del estad0 de
su salhd, edad, historic, stntomas dc
sus padecimientos, y previo trata-
miento. II.
La Peruna Traj0 SaIud Y FeLicidad.
sehor rita Nellie South, escribe d esdo
Montr eal Canada, 10 siguiente:
''La Peruna Aa hechO en- mi saIud
un ca97bf0 nlariYiIEOSO. Me ha fnRfdc
saEud y fefcEdad.
'sDesde la edad de diez y siete amos, he
padecfdo de enfermedades femeniles e
irreguAaridades Mi sa1ud en- general
esta baI arruinada, tenfa dolores en- 10
espalda y en- las piernas, mis- ojos habfan
perdid % Ell brillo, tenfs un genio brusco
inmoderado.
'Mi madre tuvo varias consu1tas con
81 medico de La familia, quien me re-
cetabas pero no sentfa alivio.
'.Habfa EeidO sObre Ia efcacEa de Is
PeFunAs " 0bfuVe una bOteAa, y me
hixo n16s bien que fOdas las medicines
que antes me habEan receERdO los
m&dic6S.
"Mt gratitud es tai, que con palabras,
es impossible demostrarla. La Pernna
fue pa ara mi una gran bendicion! p
Nellie South.
Sta. Edna Moore, 46 Elm Street, Sec
retaria de la Sociedad I4fteraria de Buff
falo, N. Y, escribe como sigue:
''Pad ecfa constantemente de catar arro
sistem ktico, era muy nerviosa, no podfa
dOrmir, padecfa de vahidos, est2ba
siempre muy irritada, sentfa confusion
de los sentidos y por la mahana, al
1evant4rme, ne sent1a mas cahsada que
cuando me acGstaba. q
''1i SaEud esEaba cast Perdida, perO
empecf & n1ejOrar y & fecuperar mi
SaIud deSde que commence & tOmaE Ia
Peruna, y deSDues de cRatrO 7eSes,
era una nueVa n7ujer, habiendOme
curadO COmDIeEanlenfe ''9Ed1a Moore.
La Pc eruna es el remedio, en- que conffa
el Doctor Hartman, para csIrar las en-
fermed4des catarrales de ID 1nu t..1.
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CUENTEClLlO.

EstG era una ve2 q IN CabAlIero no
vieio, nero tnmpcco javen, enam0f6Ge
de una muchGCh9 por h que lIeg6 &
tener verdAderO int nGiVo tfeotO.
En- Cierta ocAsi6n regal6ie IN her
mog0 brillante. de dos que tenfa. y que
eStabSn vAIorRdos cada unO en- $500.
A ID joven. psrece que Ie gustR ban
mas lO8 dineros que IOB brilIRnteB y va
li6ae de ana terCera persona parG que
realizRrs ID joyS.
El encATgad0 de reaIizarDs fu6 s0Y.
prendido por loo es6iyTos de otrA Ciu-
dad Dr6ximR y denunCiad0 para que
iuati6cara b leRftima pro iedad de 10
piedrR preciosa.
EnteradO FL primitive duefIo perG0.
nose en- 81 KGIifGtO CuandO 90 fitcAli-
zaban los her hos y declare que efeCti-
vamante hsbia regaIado h jogR 30
Omadas y para compFobAr 90 aaeTtc
present6 81 otYo brilIante que llevRb1
pueat0.
Ambls sortiiss quedaron ca podeI
del Ralsfa hasta terminar eI ErOoesO,
Y efactivamente el enamorAdo "a
Ian no VOIvi6 & yer gus bFiIlaDteR pol
CuAnt0 eI R0LifG desapATeCi6 de Is no
che & u ma 1ena.
Y ColOTSn c0EOTGo.
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RIBELLE.

El gigantic ruuo que come mas que
81 &c ebYe eToninaS tiene Ell Rpetito
tan dessFrollAdo porque no usa en- aus
comidag otfa cerYezR que GPsbstD que
en- San Juan venden M B CaldeF6n
& Co., Tetu6n IL,
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UNA ALIANzA

,dores de Alemania y Russia
Das9 ell alerta al gobiern0 ing!6s,
Y Sc ignoran los terminus del pro-
yecto indicadO.
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New York, Julio 30, 1.3O P. M.
La prensa de L0ndres SO hace
eco del ru NOR de que una, alianza
ser$ concertada entire los empera-
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En 80 impPents 60 Venda papel do
peril die Yieie { e2'Q0 qutqta.
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New York, Julio 20 l-3OP. NJ.
Otros despachos de Madrid afr
man que Sc espera u n fatal desen-
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MAS SOLDADOS

New York, Julio 90. l.3O M.
Un tkase del emperador de Russia
dispone la concentration de 200
mil reclutas en- las zonas militaFeS
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de Moscou y Ell CaucasO. 1, a mitad
de esas fueFzas iran q refO rzar las
guapniciones de San PetersburgO y
MOscOu y Ell resto q cQbrir bajas.
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dencia.
Ell IL Bibiiotecs P1 biica Munich
pal. Sc han sen Glado las siguientes he.
Tss de admission de concurrentes: de 8
{ ID .. m, de 1 s6p. M J de7a 8
p.m &
-EatA tarda circu'arS ell primer nj
nero de Ia revists cst6iica <LS Yer
dad.0 ConstArs de 10 psginas. Son
propietarios de dicha empresa los se.
foreS Carril y Rodriguez.
-ELmejor de tOlos, ell. mas rur0.
el que no nroduce malestAr "a tCmsF .
eg eI Ron Vleio g tell que fee PIE
miAdo entire miles de ma cas-. Da VEN
ta en- todoG los Colmadcs, cAf6s 2 ten
das de bebidas.
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Sc eSp pera un fatal deSenIaCe.

lace en- la grave dolepcia que aque-
ia al principe de Asturias..
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paidoOs onla
slomismoa oapaaen
Intermediates
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/ GUARIONE7
Dr.. +. Del VlIIs ltllss.
MGdico-c cirUiano.

San Juan. P. R FOrtaIssa ~
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Tenemos archivados miles de cartas.
de danas que escrfben al DIR. Hartman
expresandole gratitud, ,pOr Ell bien que
- han reel ibido de su remedio.
No hay OtrO m6dicO en- ell mundO,
que haya sidO tan elogiado,y que haya
recibido un volumen igual de reco-
mendaeiones para su medicins.
81 DR.. Hartman Ee recetarG gratis.
No deie de eScribirIe.
La correspondence es atendida con-
lidencialmenta
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DEBLIDAD;
MOODS nH tomandoa oa!asbd aEn
eIH.
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Utuado, P. B. Julio 1905.
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HABAlJA, Is de Mario de 1903.
Sres. SCOTT & BOVINE, Nueva York.
Mny Senores mfos En- prueba de apradeci.
mieptO remito ids. las fotografias de mi hijo
1 ell ni1o francisco Maribona Peraza de once
amos de edad, el cual debido un golpe sufrido
1 en- ell pecho 10 tnYe atacado de una enfermedad
/ que dia por dia me haeia yer mas cercanO el fin
de sp vida; Ia tos 10 fiebre 10 habian anioui.
lado; su fgura era un espectro, solo huesos
eapiritu. En- ese estadb, el DR.. Rogue Sanchez
Quirpz, despues de haber agotad0 todOs los
otros recursos le recet6 la Emulsion de Scott
Legttima, habiendola tornado por espacio de un
ano. El resultado tan prodigioso que nadie
pens6, puede verse por las dos fotografias que
| tengo tanto gusto en- remitir IDS, autOTi-
z&ndplOS para que las publiquen.
CATALINA PERAzA, VDA. DE MARTRoNA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09
TO DELAY SCHOOL
Public Schools Will Not Be Opened in
New Orleans Until All Danger From
the yellow Fever Is Past-situation
Worse at Pensacola.

New Orleans, Sept. 9.--Although
the health authorities here made 1t
known there would be no objection to
the opening Of the public schools in
October, provided certain precautions
were taken, the school board has de-
cided upon an indefinite postponement
of the original date, which was Sep
tember rs. If there Is a steady inn
provement from this time forward a
special meeting Of the board will be
held between September rs and Octo-
Der 1 to fix time for the opening.
Hundreds Of school children are scat
tered all over the country and will
not be returned here until the fever is
practically wiped out.
New Orleans, Sept. 9.-New cases
today, 10; deaths, 1. Total number of
cases, 2,240; deaths, 3O9 The fever
continues to spread in Pensacola, Fla.
Two deaths occurred early today and
number OF suspicious cases having
been reported.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09
JEFFRlEs NOT TO REFEREE.
Change Made in Plans for Britt.
Nelson Fight.

San Francisco, Sept. 9.-In regard
to the question of who shall referee
the Britt Nelson fight the Call says
an important conference was held at
an early hour this morning, as the re-
suit of which probably Eddie Graney
will referee. Britt has been shown
that Nolan will not give in, and after
an extended conference with Manage:
Coffroth, it was decided the referee
should be named at the ringside. The
sheriff of San Mateo county, where the
battle will take place, says that II 1T
comes to slugging match between
the men he will stop the fight. The
battle is scheduled to begin at
O'clock, central time.
For one brief hour late last night
it looked as if the referee question
was settled, announcement being made
that Nolan had withdrawn objection
to Jeffries and all would be smooth
sailing. There was a rush to place
bets on this report and an oVerWhelm-
ing amount of Britt money forced the
odds to 10 to s. The satisfaction was
short lived At II o'clock Nolan turned
a mental fliphlap and declared posi-
lively he would not accept Jeffries
There the matter stands. All sorts OF
lmors We're circulated today. Some
said Eddie Graney would act as ref
cree with the consent of both men and
the management. This did not occa-
sion much surprise to those who have
followed the tiresome talk regarding
the referee. There has been strong
suspicion all along that things Were
being arranged for Graney and that
Britt would accept him if Nelson per-
sisted In his objection to Jeffries un.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09
THIEF PAYS in WORK.
Stole a Calf and Owner Settles on
Above Basis.

Stole Calf and Owner Settles on
Above Basis.
Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, Sept because he stole
fatted calf from the Sloan farm
north Of the city, Michael Meyer has
been sentenced to work out the valua
of the purloined animal on the own
ers farm.
Mr.. Meyer was produced as Curl
osity and he attracted no little atten-
ton. He was charged with intoxica-
ton and the sentence Of the court of
five days was hurled at him. He took
it good naturedly.
1t was then informally announced
that Meyer might have to stand de-
fendant to more serious charge; that
Of carrying off bodily the fatted calf
which made it's home on the Sloan
place. The prisoner was worried and
a policeman notified Mr.. Sloan. Sloan
and the prisoner cooked up deal
whereby the latter would return to
Mr. Sloan's farm and wcrk out the
value OF the stolen animal.
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til the men got into the ring. There
may be nothing in this report, as 1T is
impossible to fathom the plots ana
plans of the pugilistic promoters.
1t was reported late last night t1at
the sheriff of San Mateo county would
take a hand and stop the fight. This
probably arose from quoted inter-
view with the sheriff. in which he IS
said to have remarked that IF the
fight degenerates into slugging
match and it appears that one of them
is likely to be seriously injured" he
would interfere.With all the uncertain
ty that exists as to what will happen
at Colma this afternoon, there will he
an immense crowd at the ringside.
Manager Coffroth now acknowledges
delay in naming the referee has ma
terially affected the boNoffice receipts.
Many persons who had reserved seats
became disguised and cancelled their
reservations. The weather is most fa-
vorable for the work of the moving
picture machine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09
FIND NATURAL GAS.
Prospectors Near WapeIIo Strike !
Rich on Farm.

wapello, Sept. 9.-W. B. shellabar-
ger, living just est of the old Let's
place in Grandview township, has a
fine flow of natural gas on his farm,
with a pressure of sixteen pounds, as
measured by a steam gauge. He uses
1t for two stoves with no perceptible
effect upon the pressure exerted. There
seems to be quite an extensive gas
field in that region, as it has been found
within a radius of several miles. The
internal disturbance which threw up
the hill known as "Hogback,' just
across the river from Wapello, may
have formed a natural gas reservoir
somewhere in that region. 1t is more
than possible that it may be found in
large quantities in the not far distant
future. The fact that gas has been
found within a considerable territory
shows that it is not merely a pocket
hut an extensive formation. Parties
from Kansas are now boring Tor OIL
and gas near Muscatine. and think
there is every evidence Of its presence
in large quantities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09
REsENTs SEARCH FOR CHICKENS
Trouble May Result Over Theft Of
Fowls at Packwood.

Packwood, Sept. g.. Retaliating
for being accused of chicken stealing
after having his place searched by Sii-
nor Hadley, who lost all his fowls, the
accused man, whose name is not given,
has filed information with the consta-
BILE for the arrest of Mr.. Hadley. He
charges him with invading his home,
and the results are anxiously awaited
Chicken thieves have began their ne
farious work. One lady and her
daughter, who were the owners Of sew
eral hundred fine chickens, lost all OF
them one night. the faithful watch dog
having been poisoned before the thieves
could do their contemplate work
One night this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Minor Hadley, coming home after a
short absence, found the lady's 25o
prize young chickens gone. Mr.. Had
ley had strong suspicious who had
them and secured search warrant,
and, with a constable, went to the
suspected party's premises and made
q thorough search, but not without
strong protestations on the part of the
accused. No chickens were found. how
ever, and now Hadley's arrest is de-
manded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09
YELLOW FEVER AND TYPHOID.
TDavenport Democrat.l


The yellow fever with its thousands
of cases and hundreds of deaths is
bad enough The epidemic has alarm
ed the whole country and caused q
disturbance to business that will in
volve heavy losses. But yellow fever
is an occasional visitor, doing it's work
for less than six months of the yeal
in comparatively small localities
Every power Of the states and the ma
ton should be used to stamp out this
invader. But in the number Of it.
victims, and in the record Of deaths
the worst that the yellow pest has
ever done is almost insignificant wher
placed side by side with the always
present scourge, typhoid fever. 1t il
to be found in many cities, and ir
some of them in distressing form. Ar
epidemic of typhoid prevails in tht
town Of Nanticoke. not far from Will
kesbarre. Pa. More than 100 case.
have been reported to the board o.
health and deaths are daily announc.
ed. The opening of the public schools
has been postponed. and public funer-
ais have been prohibited.
Only the barest mention has beer
made of this affliction in the Pennsyl-
vania mining town, probably because
such epidenlics are so common We
become Indifferent to disease when We
see it all around US every. day in the
year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09
Foul Murder Is Suspected.

New York, Sept. 9.-Jacob Fl
Thompson, an exchange editor of the
New York Times, yesterday was
found unconscious and apparently dy-
ing of the effects of a fractured skull
a stab wound and strangulation, in
his room at the st. James hotel on
Forty-fifth street. The police believe
that murder was attempted. Thomp-
son was found fully dressed, and even
wearing his eye glasses, one of which
had been broken off and had cut his
eye. Finger marks were found on
'Thompson's neck, the la;'ynx was
fractured and there was evidence that
blood had burst from both ears. Ply
sicians said that Thompson had lain
where he was found for several hours.
Bills amounting to $40 wee found in
his pockets, and the hotel servants
said they had found no weapons in the
room which might account for the
fractured skull or other wounds.
Thompson is about 60 years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-09

SANTA re ELEVATOR BURNS
It Contained $4,000 Bushels Of Iora12
Which is a Total Loss-Ths Tots
Loss Estimated at s72sOoo, Fully II
Covered by Insurance News q tie
Day.

Chicago. Sept. .. The Santa Fe ele-s
vator. containing $4,000 bushels of
grain, burned today. The loss is $721s-
900. fully insured. The building was:
located at Twenty-seventh and Wood
streets, and 1ve-story frame struc-
ture. covered by sheet iron and corru-
gated steel. The fire Is thought to;
have been started by spontaneous
combustion in the wheat bin. The els-
vator was controlled by the Harris,
Scotch Company, grain brokers, ana
was valued at 100000.