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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Gbo~. ". &lIrlt an Ole ySitlc @uu,
rontce ono Sruit &c." Mclticite Oco
Centre Morfet Space, nobc @alti
more. StruBc, % bel 50, $40.
3. NroIn Garrid. Scitomcnt9poll.
ltreter, an &olcpb ". Glorf, 3 @rumo.
itiidc. 1920.
Sol. ". Glorf mo @ottin an &obu
". Homcr. 3 @rmoltiide, s..
Norolo y, Scrimgcr mo Satin
al Samuel q. Srocep mo @ottiuL
9torbicitc Der Montgoncrps. nobe Der
@ilim.S troBc 10 bel y, $3.50,
So.
So5cpeu !. Sboma3 II. q. an Sobn
I. Wfllrpbn Nor0icitc Scr Gbome9=
nobc BOMB troBc III bel - 8ro5.
$50, So
Wtorp u. Glorf an Sobonno San
Gonitcr, 9torooltleitc Der Nremont.
9lpcnuc, nubc HonuolesS troBe, Is bel
, @runb5inS $500, So.
Nobn Qornbulb un0 Wottin an
&enrp i. auebnIc un0 @ottirL Dit
leitc Der Nonopcrs. nubc McGomo9.
StroBc, 13 bel II, @runojiua $50,
500.
Cumberland 9ugon al Samuel u.
NoDO, Mciticitc Gutum, uabr Stod
bolmitroBc, fl bel 100, $3.50.
Sonucl u. Bono an ,Sitlc @ua,
ronte 0no (rlrit g." gSeltleitc Gll,
tam, nobe StodbolmitroBe lG bel
100. s.,
Gabriel 0upol an Sra $. NouQJ.
ton 10 @rumoitiidc, 81.
Solcpb Srnnet un0 6ruu an San
So0omo mo SroL Noroieiic Mllros
ltraBc, nobc GolIin0tonA pcnuc, II
bel q, @runo5in9 $50, 500.
Charles s.. Ncbcr an Sol. Sromtt
mo TrolL 0iicitc F~ort,lobc No
0ciruIiroBc i2l bel 5000, @runo'
sims S36, $500.
Bruce :. Nlair mo Srou an ,Sohn
Is. stephan mo 6rom, 0iticitc SO.
nopcritroBc, nubc sort aucnIc, IL buI
ia, @run05ins $ll, $1,000.
Neiiic WidJncr uno Wonn an 81.
pbio lidmon Siiomcltcdc Spring
mo SupcttcltroBc, l6 bel ~ @rmnO'
5inS 500, $500.
WorO e. @nrtmon an Sobn NoNtr
mo Grou, Siioicite @ouQb, nubc
GbcltcrltrnBc, Is bel 60, $500.
@eor9e Spinolcr an 6rc0crid Gar
bodcr 1t. STRAIT 9torolcite MarU MINT,
nobc EoploultroBc, II bel 7lG Nr05.
S36, So.
:. :. SuBberGer mo 6r0u an ".
l(lrid) mo Srau, Nor0icitc Fr0ttitr,
nobc WonrocltroBc, # bel -, @run0.
3inS $l2, $3.50.
Sllcp &inccni al N0olpb &rcS,.
SiloleItc GaborgliroBc, nobc Ecarl'
itroBe, % bel 80, Nrun0jino S21, s..
Solepb Gutb al Nn0rcu2 EoeblcIn
mo IrnlL Norooitedc GuQcr ulo
observation-disclosures, # bel Sc, @un0.
gins $l2, s..
oWaOiion SQlore 7. y. e." cr
Sbeoonre Sperbcd, Silolcitc Sol'.
manltraBc, nobc Central NOcnllc,
@rmo5in9 5000, $1,000.
Caroline Werten9 al MurNoret6a
Is. Nunncr, Siioicite MulberrU,, ma
I've EucoltroBc, iG Del 60, @runOjln3
$40, So.
Gicicl6e al @cncpiepc z. Sort,
man, g4eitieite Striter., nobc Goofc.
itroBc, II 2i1O bel 5000 @runo.
sims $3.50. So.
$. @ebiter Gootc an GGcooorc
Goofe, einigc @run0ltiidc. 81.
Charlotte Sen0crion an George j..
Sloon mo BRO, . @runoitiide, 81.
Charles q. Worlboa oil BERTHE
Heit. Noroicite 6OuntoinitroBc noht
Goitle aQep. l1.G Del IS, @runO5inS
$3.50, So.
Somuel 10. Mioion al MorriSHid).
man, Gillette IeurIs, nabe 6opettce,
IiraBe. 10 bel GO. 8rln65In9 1913
, Collars.
Siooc Sronf an Gorl IreuOentbGi
:ino 6rou, Sitieitc Brodoluap, nabe
,SapeiteiiroBe, IS bel 1868, @runo5inS
sos, So.
0arnett y. Glarf an aatar3pne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

SQlllp1cr nN0Qlbert' am IL. yep
tcmbcr nod 9,cnpcl uno 8elnta.
9umpicr Mailer WilbeIm Der
3iucitc" am f.. Sept. nah Bremen.
0ompier oEotaOom" am t3. Sep
tember mad, Nottcr0om.
Camper oWtnieltic" am 13. Sep.
tenlber nuh Slucrpool.
0umpier oNoro. Amcrica" an 10.
September nod Neopcl uno 8enua.
Sampler ,Neaig SIuu" om 13.
September uadl &o~penbuaen.
0ompicr Bremen" am fl. Sep.
tender nuh bremen.
Camper n9hmioian" om II.
September ndd) Glasgow.
Numpicr .Moltte" am #. Sep
TENDER nod) Nummtr1.
0umpler o@retoane" am fl. Sep
tembcr nah SABRE.
Sampler nGeoric" am Is. Sep.
TENDER nod &iperpool.
0nmpicr .Eutricia" am lG. Sep.
TENDER uud) @omburg.
Numpier oGtruria" am l6. Sep.
tembcr nad) Eiperpool.
0nmpier ,Niinnetonfu" am 16.
September und) Sonoun.
Compiler .N~rooulano" am l6.
September uud Nntmerpcn.
Qampier st. 2olri0" am 1G. Sep-
tember nab Soutbampton.
Camper .Surneilia" am l6. Sep.
TENDER nod Glasgow.
0ampicr ~.&ombaroia" am IS.
September nody Neopel mo @cnid.
0ampicr .Garpntbid" am 10.
September nndy Siperpool.
Compiler .Hbcin" am 10. Septem.
Der nod Bremen.
Camper .Famnoniu" am 70.
September nnd Nenpel mo @enld.
Compiler oHoma" am 10. Sep.
TENDER nod NeapeI.
Nunpicr Baltic" am 20. Sep.
tember uNd Giuerpool.
0ompicr o9tooroam" am 20. Sep.
tenlbcr nah Nottcr0dnl.
Gnmpier .GcutidIano" uu II.
September nnt Nunlbura.
Somplcr o&toli0" om n. Sep.
TENDER n1d) Neapcl.
0ompicr .(%ouraine" am n. Sep.
TENDER noh Suurc.
0ampier ,Gomponio" an %.
september ndd Siucrpool.
Compiler oFretorio" am %. Sep
TENDER nad Somburg.
Nompicr n&rene" am %. Septcms
Der nad) Neapel mo @emla.
0ampler oNicinbn" am %. Sep.
TENDER nud) Honoon.
Gampier o3eelano" ON %. Sep
TENDER not Antmerpen.
Qampier .Ebilooelpbia" am %.
september nat) S0utbdnlpton.
lompier .aronprin5" am 26.
september nad Bremen.
0ampicr .Statcnonu" am -.
September nad Rotter0dm.
9ampicr .Suitonic" an y. Sep.
TENDER uady Sipcrpool.
Gumpicr n%llniteo Statc3" am y.
September nodl a%openbugcn.
Compiler .Gittd oi (orino" am p.
September nad) Nenpel mo @emtu.
Qampier .Enrilinn" am 2S. Sep.
TENDER udd Glasgow.
Qunlpier .@aScogne" am %. Sep
TENDER ndd) SABRE.
0ampler n0umbur9" am %. Sep.
tenlber ndd) NdInburg.
Compiler "6rieorld" ant %, Sep.
ienrbcr nnd Bremen.
0dnpler Settle" am %. Sep.
TENDER nud Sluerpool.
Iampier .Waloeriee" am 30.
September nad) &amhlrg.
Gampler minneapolis" am 80.
Septeniber naf Sonoon.
0umpier .SinInuo" am 30. Sep.
tcmber mad, Nntiperpeu.
Gampfer st. Faul" an 30. Sep.
iemher nah Soutbampton.
~ N,l,n,tN,, - t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

surboIf.Qde Ser pup. unb Sorrett'etraSe.
Sdupt1unriier beS @eiangperetnS uWQelo'
bie". Sinaihinben leben 9onnerftaAabeuo.
Herfnmnlunaen hes n@entennldt W@eteer'
Yeretns~ ieben 2. unb 4. Sienfi0e I'M Wso'
mol. 7elepbuu - Wt. Sernon 28e6 n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

DIT. 1920 DIS 1I22. SaTlorS.Nbtnue.
Sauptandrtier oes .3baIio. WiannerbOrs'.
Saae mno Gommeredrieu biniq Al ber'
mieiben. 0uter BInb flt NnitetHr6fep.
Seiniie 0eirdlfe. S%fei-aonl. Y. 1 "
feIepbun - SRI. BsrrDu 370Q u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

sr. 1924, Dh'BaIti,uore. etrase. - 4tss.
mer an S.rren gu prrmtetben. - 0ef1ftl
Oeirduie unb Betne. ~Fap. Stetr.A raue.
ret.-Pier. BeffammIun9sIofaI bel Oft
4ombarofir. Snmertr. Noi' nrA 9eib.
Yereins. Chef. 1eI.-BoIfe 2552 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

ut. 1104, Hior6sG enttaIsNOeutR
Der .gorboff SmmeripSbrenbe Bauperetu
bon baltimore hcr,nMneit I'D bier
isbsn montaa. - 1erVee Srebm L Sons
Bier am 8api MD beutf6er urt btrefi
BON Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
gu perfauien.
3M u~erfauieu


27t3, 2715 nnS 2717, 6N.Sans elite. strabe.,
tipeiftbdiae Sduter m.t feds 3imlinerIi, MODERN
tineeri6ief. YreiS $3.50: Srlno5ins $36 idbr'
ti6.
3msiHS6ises Snus nit 6 8immeru. an Der
eiiopeft.Gde Der 8enipo0os NbenIe uno Snptftes
strdbe; uae mooernel 9inri6tilgeT, einidliebs
lid Mb5masfanuI: Vreis $1,000: Srlnr3lhs
$751; 80 idbriid.
Cine 0sihe Sdujtr on Norb.8 roue. strabe.
tiutfdsR Sairmoiiitsloenue unb SabettesStruBe,
jait mobernen @lnrihtun9en. Hiebriger Vrnno'
tins; Briefs SITS.
VIDE obisen Sdnter ituo neu unb fosben fertia
gefteut.
Y. Z. Gallagher,
Bduntfernebmet
u28-) FRrsan. 2S0S iatrmonnt.AUs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Spsa 1rau$'B .Sd6st-Serseree.@
ytr. f35, Sarrifons. nabe aeIinVtonsGtr..
Weo. Xhntbel. IT,. Pruu'go'S Bter. Ear
nter pnnft bun 10 Ills I nbr sla6mtt'
taos. glue nentfttn Bdder ftno ANN Bs'
tuhs etnaeldbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

gr. 2t8. Slap, nate SoiparbsStrabe
Ipr3Igline 9Seine. Spirituoien u. Union.
gigarren. sefies Bier am 3apt. 0urf6
fir Sef6ifislruie bon t1.30 Norm. bis
2 ll1r Rdthmitnas. 2elepbon Is. 4 y.
Wtt. Vernon 300S-N. (U26r82)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Z. u. N6trmaMH'b Cane
seorbvit,9de Sousb. unb garoItnes<t.abe.
Saiipioua ritter oes .rdbernsWed nnerGorS'
H.sN. .@de 9ouabs NIB e%arolineftr. Ser
einsberfammiune ieoen Dounerftag Hbenb.
Neue Mttelieoet Dillommen. SorSlq'
ltdeS Bier Der Acknowledgement tm 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Gaatsn aat HtsbIaabtsU =.
Gsrtuo,s Canton et,ssrsrans.oaae.

Gprine's Canton Interchangeable.
Sibmets@de s.. Ctr. II. Gait. abe, Canton
Saupt lIdrt.er bes Canton lieoerfran6 -
S~inaltnnoe ieeen 9onnetftag NbeTo. -
IdnieusB erein berfammeIt St6 ieoen 3tsH'
itne IbeIlb. R~ntionaIsBier ON BapJ.-
ebeiapeafe 1eiepbeu: g8oIfe 1%53 3.
(IpriI1310
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

seenn Slr geIb uotbta babt. ipenbet 0udi
on mtf. 9ariebeu aui Gdllre. Wiobein uoer
lSrunbeieenibnm. 8ert6Wle9enbeit. aeine
esibeei6dfis' WReiboben. Wr. arener. 0r. 100.
jrb.Faea.Str 1. 5lur. Yannorp Butloin9
tNDrtl1b--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
N u. spItter's ,,SoIumbta.eaae,

gr. 1922, OF. pratt.G trnbe.
.SeNens 9armitdoier 9Sereiu" t%srfdmuItif
flo teben erften BteuTtde i'm Wionat In
Der Saue. Sans for Bereine uns 6eft
Iicbieiten All Derutitt1en.
,Saub,IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

@ie 3. NIB 8ouebsS trnbe. Sd~upt1nartter
hes .gabern Ser. stlnt .sSereins," .9i6en,
frdn8s2)anIenbereins.' Canton Smnerip.
81ts nno 9eibss8ereins," .Senifhe &c.
miitbiidie!t," ~G~ethIi6miebe unioH- unb
.Sefper.eoniIabe Cir. 41S, 3. q. s." Srts
f6es Bier 8u ieoer 3sit. 2eIepben: e.
4 u. - saolf 1909 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
Sch %ausSuleiben.

Marnlam6 Gbattel Qonn MHoeiation.
$40 bts $500 werbsn ~perliehen auf W6bsln.
pIauoS ETC.. Ubne Gutfernnua berfelben.
Bonn 1. Sanuar 1895 an befinosn fhb nnftre
Enreaur ipieoer In ~unlereu alien Eufaie.
Eaipert.Buitotng, benz 9erltisaebduoe gegen'
Simmer Wr. 900. 23I. 233 C8tueiier SIur).
SAbult .G6e Sa1ette. nub ct. Yaul.S ttaBe.
SouosnirS fir Vei6dfisfreunoe.
(Htob0, 1S.2&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
3n Dermiet1en.

3u UermictBeu:
3ipei m6btirie Sinmer, nit ooer obne doit.
piddbBuirageH III Ir. 429, SUrreltsStraRe, Hdbe
beIH Felalts Wtarft. C236-4g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

ede vdItf. iinb Suit Mbenue, HanfoM.
WsarDlcub.1 e!epbon = "a 4.
e~auptduartifr bes 0efnngbtre,uS .ebel.
reib,'. -9amen' SereinS beS 4belme.A..
-gantDn.9 0ncIaoes sr. GAG, 3. 9. o..
-Sriental.D% tftrtftS Nc. 1b8, 3. u..e.' ufb
canton epar' u. SeranlaunsSs BerstnS'.
(6spt21. 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
5piepb edpena.r's Safe,

2iI5 Gaieerten; stnap.. nnle S~rresrtd:aee.
Die befteH gSeine i'm Befleno. Midhl'
8eiien All ieoer 3eii. Seicb1fislnnfh eine
Gpe8iulitdt. Sanptduariier oes Gar
roltunsN rbeiiersU idnllernors".
(glprtI2O, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
8. sDatn's %Rrtaurant.

{ gr. 923. Roros@otn', eie Mntbonbs Ctr. ;
| geria mmIungSIofdl oeS nglntonia . epn' ;
/ clnOes Rr. 800, !. %" .Steuben'Di' }
! firifts gir. 1906" ~Stiuers9itriiis gr. }
{ 1903. 3. Il. b." nrn a9iitrt!tb gr. $50, T,
| 3. Il. "" Sane an Nereiue gu permie' ;
| then. 5einiie Bieie. gSeirs Ino anoere
/ 0etrdHfe. U22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
peuroes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Steacngcinde
steaeaeiuh:


CtfHfgflnd:
Gin oeuiider 8uriner, nerbcirdtbet, obtt(
ainber. iubt Steuliug. GiIerteu inter ,Wart
ner" nu bic Eiiiee bieies Siattes. (24G-sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Su Solution, S..e., lit oaa
oortige 9munluoll SoaerbouS. Wos
rim iid 1000 yaueu 9mnmpolle I'M
@ertbe BON $4,000 beionoen. in
Slammen aui9egongen. 3. 7. Stlee
trltg bel benz 5euer lhmere granb-
munoen oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

gdipetset'D Gsse,
Er. 701 anb 707. NolTborbsGtra0e 9ta1s
lanttown. Seinite Saetne unb atqu8te.
Der a~eflHetjis OFT aui Der esbe. - 4te
yrnmpts ReotennnS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31
Man and Wife Convicted of
Burning Hotel at Glidden
Get Three Years
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL DENIED
The Prisoners Weep When Sentence
is Pronounced, But File Bond for an
Appeal to the Supreme Court and
are Permitted to Return to Their
Homes at GIidden.

Special to Tlmes-Republican.
Carroll Jan. 31.-Judge Powers
Monday afternoon overruled the mo-
ton in the Harvey arson case after a
deliberation of a week and passed a
sentence of three years in the penl-
Tertiary at Anamosa. Few of the cur
ious were present when the sentence
was pronounced, and none of the rela-
tives except the father of Mrs. Harvey
were present Tears were seen 10 run
down the cheeks of Clyde Harvey ana
his wife when the judge SAID the
words. but the sentence was considered
rather light considering the awfulness
of the alleged crime committed, ana
many were the expressions in the
court room to this effect after court
adjourned.
Harvey and his wife have one year
in which to perfect a motion for an APP
peal to the supreme court, and Judge
Powers fixed their bond at $4,000,
which amount was Immediately given
in a joint bond and they were permit
ted to return to their homes in Gid
den in the afternoon.
The crime for which the Harveys
were sentenced was the burning of the
City hotel at Glidden last August, In
which the Hobbs Brothers, who had
put up for a night. lost their lives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR MEET
Members Of the Executive Committee
plan Campaign for New Members.

M .mbers Of the Executive Committee
plan Campaign for Now Members.
Ida Grove. Jan. 31.-The members OF
the executive committee of the iowa
christian Endeavor union, an organlz-
alton which has grown until 1T is now
in touch with close to $4,000 young peo-
nile in this state, will meet in the Y NJ.
q narlors in Des Moines on Febru-
airy 8.
The members of the executive COM
mittee who will probably all be pres
ent at this meeting, are: A. n. kep-
ford. Ida Grove, state president; MISS
Mabel Gum, secretary, Red Oak; Rev.
charles Shatto, New Hampton, ed1-
tor official paper; Austin +. Moore
Shenandoah, treasurer; II. M. Moulton,
storm Lake, president, First district;
n A. Boysen, D. D. S., Webster S1ty,
president Second district; D. %. AL
Ian. Arlington, president Third dis
trict. s. D. Mitchell, waterloo. presi-
dent fourth district; Rev. F. D. Fer
rail-. Ames, president fifth district; Don
w. Nourse Sioux City, president sixth
distr;ct. Rev. w. A. Schwimley, Anita,
president seventh district; Rev. f. F.
Leake. Newton, president eighth dis
trict: Rev. F. D. Smiley, Blairstown'
president ninth district; Rev. Alex
corkey. Fairfield, president tenth dis
trict. G. r. Howley, Des Moines, pres
ident eleventh district; Rev. j. Il. Drl-
YER president twelfth district.
The meeting is with the lntenllon Q.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31

occupy the attention of the court this
forenoon. and the trial of the robbers
will not come on till afternoon. EV-
cry member of the gang plead not
guilty.
There were something like twenty
seven witnesses before the grand jury
and it is expected that the number
brought up in district court Will be
considerable greater. AS result the
trial is expected to occupy consider
able time. The interest I'm the case
here is intense and it is expected that
the court room will be taxed to its ut
most capacity to accommodate the
crowd.
1t will be remembered that these
are the men who attempted to break
into the bank at Jolley. and that they
We're frightened away, after getting al
most to the cash in the safe, by
shot fired by a couple of citizens OF
the town from the hotel across the
way. They got out of the city in
three seated rig that had been procur-
ed at the livery stable for the purpose,
and were caught while hiding in a
straw stack on a farm seventeen miles
distant from Jolley.
When caught they had in their pos
session several robes and blankets be-
longing to the livery stable at Jolley
This in addition to the safe blowing
materials. will be used by the state
in prosecution, and 1t is thought hard
ly possible that they can escape con-
viction.
The names under which the :nen
will be tried are John O'Connell,
James Anderson. Thomas Walsh, Carl
Brooks, Frank Williams, and John
Wilson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31
NOT THE RIGHT MAN.
Postmaster Adams Fails to Identify
Rohher Suspect

Reinbeck, Jan. Sword has been
received here from Mrs. C. j. Adams,
from her husband. Postmaster Adams.
who has been at Ottumwa with United
States Marshal Healy of Cedar Rapids
to identify suspect arrested and held
in that city, charged with participation
In the robbery Of the postoffice here
several weeks ago, that the person un-
der arrest is evidently not the third
robber for the search Of whom so
much talent has been employed of late.
Mr.. Adams had no way of Identifying
the robber, except by what people
told him who saw the three men at
work on the fateful early Monday
morning when the safe was rent with
nitro-glycerine.
1t will be remembered that a strang-
er was arrested by the Ottumwa police
about two weeks ago. He had in his
possession burglars tools, and dan
gerous explosives. Because of the re-
semblance which he bore to the print
ed description of the third Reinbeck
robber, he was held pending an inves-
tfgation over his possible connection
with that crime. Mr.. Adams and Mar
shall Healy were in Ottumwa Saturday
but failed to make the necessary iden-
LITIGATION and the suspect will probably
be released unless he is held for some
other crime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31
FINE PROGRAM ANNOUNCED.

The Hardin County Educational Meet
ing to Be Held at Union.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Jan 31-Following is the
program for the Hardin county edu-
cational meeting, to be held at Union
February 3 and 4.
Friday, p. m.
Invocation.
Instrumental solo-Mrs. r. A. Doty
Address of welcome-Frank X. Long
Play, The Sick Doll'-Pupils from
primary room, Union.
Response-Professo A. j. Cavana.
Song-Quartet.
Preparing for Spring Helen
Fink.
Solo-Miss Estella Frazier.
Address, 1.-The Task of the Teacher
Professor c. H. Horn, Grinnell.
John Alden and Priscilla drill-Four-
teen pupils from Written.
Social hour.
Saturday, 10 a. m.
Devotional exercises.
observation-disclosures Lepley.
Primary reading exercise - MISS
Maud Warren.
Solo--John Rogers.
Busy Work in Country Schools
Miss Edith Martin and Miss Estella
Morris.
Song-Four little girls.
"Some Essentials of School Govern
ment"-Miss Maud Shelton and Miss
Ida Allshouse.
Exercise in penmanshlp, coiloue'eu
General discussion whispering;
How May it Be Reduced to the Mlill-
mum?" ,.o..
"Hand wash"--Miss Helen Brown
and Miss Christiana Althouse.
Snow Ball Song-Miss Mcfarland
room.
Dinner.
instrumental solo-Miss Cressa Lee.
..Drawing as an Incentive"-Miss
Belle Cox and Mrs. w. O. Reed.
ratchet Exercise-Five little boys
from Whitten.
Ralph w. Scot
Rechation-Miss Irene Lancaster.
Solo-Miss Artie Humeston.
GLOW Technical Grammar May BE
Made Interesting''-Mrs Kate Donald
son.
Music-orchestra from District No. Z.
Union township.
"How shall More Thorough Work
Re Secured in Our Schools General
discussion by superintendent ana
principals.
song-Girls from Mrs. Farnswortf's
Address-Professor j. f. Stout, of
Mt Veron.
Song-Rogers sisters.
These exercises will be held In the
Christian church. and all are cordially
invited to attend.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31
GOVERNOR cuMmlNs is ILL.
Has Severe Cold and Now Fears the
Grip.

Grip.
| Special to Tlmes-Republican.
| Des Moines, Jan. Ex-Governor Cum
Minis is confined to bed at his home,
suffering from a severe cold which
threatens to turn into grip or pneu-
| monia. The governor was taken i'll
on going home from the capitol Sat-
urday evening and was compelled to
remain in bed Sunday, nor was he able
to get up this morning. 1t was stated
at the governors office at noon that
he was expected to be able to report
there tomorrow, but this Is by no
means certain.
The serious illness which Governor
Cummins underwent last winter has
left him in a weakened condition, and
tho he has been feeling remarkably
we'll the last few weeks the first at
tack of cold has again greatly weak
ened him. The unfavorable weather OF
today was also much against his rapid
recovery. The physician attending the
governor now insists that he shall take
no further chances by exposing hlm-
self unduly to the winters cold ana
snow.
Private Secretary John Briar stated
this morning that the governor plans,
however, to fill his engagements out OF
town the latter part Of the week II at
all possible to venture forth. Mr.. Cum
Minis is booked to speak before the
Northern Iowa Editorial Association at
waterloo on Thursday and on frlday
he is scheduled to appear before the
Buttermaker's Association at Mason
City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-31
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

Third ward. The petition alleges that
Mr.. Van Allen was elected alderman
from the Third ward in the spring of
1904, and last fall was elected county
| attorney and is now holding both Of
fees, which the plaintiff claims, is not
| compatible, and asks the court to
remedy the matter.
Upton.
Fred Eeilers met with what might
have been very serious accident Mon
day night when he was driving home
from town. 1t was dark and stormy
and his horse struck the approach to
the Rock creek bridge in such a way
as to upset the sleigh, throwing Mr..
Eilers over the bank. In the fall he
received a number of severe bruises
and was rendered partially helpless.
Sioux City.
! One of the largest deals in farm land
which has been consummated here for
months was the transfer recently Of
| LOO acres of Woodbury. county land
known as the Flanders ranch, for
$S6,000. The deed has just been filed
| transferring the title from John w.
Smith and wife, Chloe Smith, of Chi
cago, to G. R. Hart, of Crawford coun-
| ty, Iowa. The price averages little
more than $50 per acre.
Upton.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. up
to II a. M, last week, was devoted to
trial of the case of James Seaman VS..
Orson and Frank Harrington, claiming
damage for the malicious killing Of
valuable dog. Both actual and exem-
plary damages are asked. Defendants
claim the dog was worrying and kill
ing sheep and thus seek to justify.
The verdict was for the defendants,
thus carrying costs to the amount of
about 5000 against plaintiff.
Shenandoah.
Improvements are now under way at
the yards of the Shenandoah Brick
and Tile Factory, which. when COM
pleted. will bring the capacity up to
100000 brick a year, and something
like a million tile in addition.
II. E. Schriver lost his watch from his
pocket one day last week, but has
fortunately gotten track of it so that
he will get it back again. He was at
work in the postoffice mailing out mat
ter. and the watch fell from his vest
pocket into a mail sack, as he was
working around the rack. He had no