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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-03

Nxan;la I,ine 3.-Rear Admiral En-
mist. commander Of the heavy cruls-
81. SQUADRON Of the Russian fleet, ar
&iyed ia the bay. at 3 o'clock. last even
Ing on board his flagship, the protect
Cd cruiser AURORA, accompanies ps
the protected cruisers oleg and Jem!-
c,,ng. All the vessels were more or
less damaged, and there were many
wounded men on board. Rear Admiral
Train ON the flagship Ohio with the
wisconsin, Oregon, Raleigh and Gin
cinnati, was outside Corregidor island
Yy,aneuyering when the Aurora salut-
"A with thirteen guns, and the Ohio
answered. Admiral Trains squadron
accompanied tile Russian vessels to
-S6anilss
Washington, June 3.-The navy oe-
rartment has received cablegram
from vice AdnMral Train, dated Ma
nila, stating that while cruising of
Lingayen gulf this morning he sighted
three Russian vessels the Aurora,
oleg and Jemte:hug. close in shore He
said he found raany wounded on board
and he escorted the vessels to Manila.
aThe admiral's dispatch was imme-
diately sent to the white house by Sec
retary Morton, where it was discussed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-03

. ran will take the T.-R. for its state
news 10 better than any other news
paper, its market reports are better
and It's Associated Press service just
as good.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
AMERICAN ASTRONOMERS
OFF TO SEE SUMS ECLIPSE.
Government Vessels Leave Gibral-
tar with Party for Observa-
lions I'm Algeria.

GIBRALTAR. July 1S.-The United
States auxiliary cruiser Dixie. havinE
on board the instruments and materials
for the observa-n station to be erected
at Bona, Algeria, for the uss of the
American astron- sers who arc to OBJ
serve the eclipse OF the sun at BQna
Aug. 20. sailed for hat port at n.SO this
morning.
The United States cruiser Minneapolis,
CONVEYING u'Ir.N luuru - v y Ch"s-
ter, Superintendent of the United States
Naval Observatory. and other members
OF the American expedition which will
observe the eclipse of the sun at Bona,
Algeria, and Valencia, Spain. Aug. %,
sailed from New York July 3 and ar
rived at Gibraltar July -.
The auxiliary cruiser DIXIE and the
supply steamer Caesar, having on board
the instruments and materials for tn
observation stations, had previously
sailed for Gibraltar and reached the
Rock ahead OF the Minneapolis.
1t ts presumed that the Caesar has
gone to Valencia with the Instruments
and materials for tho observation sta
ton there.
Bona is a fortified seaport Of Algeria
on tho Bay of Bona eig1htv-lve miles
northeast of Constantine. The latitude
of the hosoitol at Bona Is 1858 north
and longitude 40 east. Valencia Is tho
capital OF u Spanish province of thaJ
nnms ana - situated In latitude IS 20
north and longitude 0.24 west,
The evening world., 1905-07-18
WE'D WITH ONLY
A BAND OF GOLD
WQman Who as Wife Claims Es-
tate Left by Wealthy lnven-
tor Wood Tells O. the Odd
Marriage Without Minister.

Dispensing entirely with ~clergyincn
md Justices and with tho simple pro-
cess of slipping a wedding ring on his
~intended's finger and pronouncing her
his wife, Albert w. Wood, the lac
wealthy Newark inventor of the "aY.o-
m1;!c tpwpnth mule married Miss
Edith w. Dayton, according to her
attidavlt in claiming the estate left by
Wood.
This developed to-day when Mrs.
Catherine Dayo and Mrs. Eleanor Dris-
coll, of Pasadena, Cal, daughters Of
Wood and his legally welded wife. be-
gan suit before Nice-Chancellor Garri-
son in the Court of Chanoery, Jersey
City, for an injunction Restraining Mss
Dayton from dlsposins OF n property
OF the Wood eatate.
When Wood died, Feb. &c last. he left
an estate OF $50, 900, and on March 20
Miss Dayton. with whom Wood lived
for years. fled leb.ers OF adminlstrl-
ton. She claimed tina. she was WOOD s
widow. in the light OF The wedding cere-
mony which she said he performed at
her home while he was living there.
She said that, in 1854, Wood came to
live At the home OF her mother n her
self, and from that yimc until 1902 rep
resented himself as a single man. In
1902, she SAYS, Wood announced to her
that he had lived with ner 50 long he
proposed to make her his wife. She
says ne added he did not believe In
ministerial marriages. n then put a
ring on her finger. claiming she was as
much his wife as If made such by min
lister or priest. Miss DAYTON says they
never smoke II this wedding 10 outsiders.
Mr.. Woods married daughters assert
hat at the time tina. Miss Dayton al
lcges the inventor went to live with
l"- he was living with their mother.
Who was then alive. The undertaken
who bur ed Wood also made an affidavit
hat Miss Dayton told him Wood was
a single man.
The daughters claim Miss Dayton is
an iw'.os.ur. She is n wel~l-preserved,
good looking woman. with hair just be-
ginning to tlnge with gray.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
Women Lead Rioters.

Then came a second riot. in sixty
first street, whore a platoon OF police
were set upon by 100 or more negroes,
led by three women. These women
are said to be Bertha Meyers. of No.
II West S!xty-second street: Laura
Fcnner, of No. 800 West Forty-arst
street, and Matte Nelson, of No. i2S
Macdougal street. The three women
and four mon were arrested here.
BY This time the whites, who bear
such hatred to the negroes-thc dance
hall negroes especially - began 10
gather. and it required more than 100
policemen to keep the MODS in check.
The following were taken to the
hospital for treatment:
David Roche. po.!ceman-Head cut
and condition serious.
Arthur Moody. n~cgro-Shot in the side,
condition serious.
Robert Christopher. negro, of No. 2o4
leg.
John Fernando, OF No. 2l3 West
SiXty-th'rd street-Shot in the hack of
the head.
The police fear there will be an
other outbreak to-day.
The rio,inS early to-day followed a
false alarm of a race riot sent 10 the
puAce yesterday, which took lvO Ie-
serves to Thlrty-ninth street and
Ninth avenue yesterday afternoon. No
rIotiNg was in progress.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
BURNED 81 FIREWORKS.

While Joseph Lupo, twelve years old,
of No. 295 First avenue was shooting
off fireworks at One Hundred and
Twelfth street and First venue to-
dav. hc was badly burned about the
arms and legs. He was sent TO Har-
lem Hospital.
The evening world., 1905-07-18
Stone Flung by Negro Frac-
lures Skull Of Policeman
in "San juan"
FIERCE FIGHT ON ROOF.
Gang Tries to Throw Officer
from House-Top Into
Street Below.

Gangs of negroes. numbering about
TOO, half crazed from drink and heat.
attacked the police in the notorious San
Juan Hi section of the city, in West
sixty-second street, to-day, fired 100 or
more revolver shots at the ~p!atoons Of
bluec0ats, hurled rocks and clubs at
them. and were overpowered only after
one policeman had a fractured sNull,
three negroes we're shot and twenty
prisoners taken
The attack on the police followed the
race riots of last Saturday. when the
whites ana blacks c.asH-d with sc-.ous
results. nee then hait n hundred po-
ucemen have been on guard through
San Juan Hill night and day.
Policemen Roche and Conncrs. Of tho
Wost SiNtv-c.ghth street station; Daily,
81 West Thirty-sevcnth street. and Nc
Nish. of Church street. had been re-
ieHed from duty about \. NJ. and
were returning to the West Sixty
Eighth street station, through Sixty
second street. when they passri George
rosters notorious dance hail at No.
E6. This place is on the frs, Go,r
Of a ti~ve-story tenement. Foster IS
known as The Duke" among negroes
who frequent his resort. lis patrons
Are said 70 be the worst c.ar, OF no.
grocs in the city.
CLp~1 E,lt- ,-I
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Drilling for Water.

Frisk & Foglestrom began
work yesterday drilling a new
well for the town, those having
the matter in charge concluding
it would cost as much to test the
Weeks well as it would to drill a
new one. The work is being
paid for by public subscription,
one hundred and ten dollars
having been raised by the bust
ness men for that purpose. Frlsk
and Fogelstrom have agreed to
put hole down 10l feet for
that sum and are now at work
on the Job. The new well is To-
Gated at the northwest corner OF
the Weeks place and the inten-
ton is, ii water is found in suffi-
cient quantities to supply the
towns needs, to build a resOr-
voir on the hill just above the
well. This point is far above
town and will afford more pres
sure than will ever be required
here. 1t would give us the very
finest kind OF pressure.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
NORTH DRIsCOLL RIDGE.

Wiley Carbenter is being visited by
two sisters from near Spokane. They
will spend the summer here.
Bob Hints is hauling lumber for a
new house
nriscoll Ridge farmers are making
many substantial improvements about
the farms.
John ~trohm has Il good, almost new
spring tooth harrow for sale.
Nick Olson is now in Portland and
will not return till after the Fourth.
Mr.. Gilbert smith is hauling his 1904
hay crop to Troy.
MIR. johnny Cunningham left fol
Portland, where he will spend Il few
weeks visiting the fair.
Miss Rose Ieake OF Troy is visiting
with Mrs. NJ. A. Chandler
Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ. IIarland Of Amer
lean ridge visited relatives here sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bergerson wer
Troy visitors Saturday,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30

DR.. Olson lost portion Of his watch
chain during ball game several weeks
ago. II was gold, oblong, and had
his initials engraved on one side. The
doctor is anxious to have it returned.
The Gemmel copper mine east of
town has been bonded to A. J. Hos
kins Of San Francisco for $4,000.
The mine is on Little Bear creek.
Alfred Christie and bride, Miss Hal
vorson, for some time one of our popu-
lar school teachers, returned from Spo-
kane Saturday. Both are popular here
and their many friends extend congrat-
ulations.
E. w. Green is over from Nez Perez
county visiting his brother Frank.
1t is reported that Jolly Bros. have
sold the Troy -four mill to Frank Green
and brother. The transfer is being
made today.
The Creamery Association meet a
the new creamery tomorrow.
Theodore Berg, while assisting E
7. Spencer in cutting down a tree nea
Howell Wednesday, was stung On tn,
lip by hornet and required the atten
ton Of a doctor, so severe were tn
results Of the poison.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
SOUTH DRISCOLL RIDGE.

Miss Mamie Cunningham and her
sister Katie were visitors at the home
of Mrs. p. Anderson last Tuesday
Hay harvest will commence in this
locality as soon as the weather permits.
Joe Driscoll has made some hay al
ready.
Gardens on the ridge are looking fine
for this time OF year.
The we'll drillers on the CLANCY farm
struck water.
Frank May Of American ridge will
build new house of his place i'll the
near future.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
Back Your Call.

The De Laval Separator Co do
hereby ask the Sharpless Cream
Separator Cot back their''call'
which appeared in the last issue
of this paper by putting up the
money III the hands OF some re-
sponsible person. AS soon as
the money Is up we are ready
for the contest.
DeLaval Dairy Supply Co.
Olson < Johnson. Agents.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30

The Latah Co. Holiness association
will hold an all days meeting in Troy
July 4 tn ccmencing at 10 a. m. at the
Methodist church. Bring your dinner
and celebrate with US.
Services as usual at the Methodist
church Sunday. All are invited.
Herbert Bush and wife of
Lewiston, who purchased the w.
.C. Miller fam on Little Bear
Riege recently, moved onto the
farm tuesday.
The Troy Lumber and Manu-
featuring TO. received an order
this week from Idaho Falls for
23, 900 feet of lumber, including
sash, doors, and finishing stuff.
This order is for enough stuff to
build one complete dwelling, in
Guiding everything except the
nails and paint. This is the
fourth car shipped to Idaho Falls
by this company.
Grant Boles OF Miller, South
! Dakota, spent a week visiting
Joe Corrin and VIM. Duthie, both
old neighbors of Mr. Boles.
Last Saturday the Swedish
people OF this section held theil
annual picnic in the grove Just
back OF the school house. The
attendance was large and a most
ENJOYABLE time had until in the
afternoon when a rain set III
breaking up the fun.
J. Croskey of Moscow is filling
prescriptions at the drug store
in the absence of Mr.. Johnson
who is now in Moscow nursing
a broken leg. Vic expects to b'
able to return to Troy i'll abOu-
ten days.
AT 4:SO yesterday morning Kati
Keegan passed away at the age OF O.
wears and a months 4 Deceased wa
the mother of Mrs. Chas. Bernardin
of Troy, with whom sshe made ne
home. She was a member OF the Cath
ole church.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-30
BRICKAVILLE NOTES.

John Trout and George Bricka were
in attendance at the services Sunday at
the U. B. church at fancy.
Mrs. Parkins of Cedar Greek is visit
ing her parents, A. n Roberts
George Bricka was "A Moscow visitor
Tuesday.
The Holiness people will have services
i'm or near Troy the 4th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
Golden Weddln4.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Parkes we're
married in Salt Lake City, Utah, Oc-
tober 80, 1855, and last Saturday a few
of their friends and neigbbors gather.
ed at their home and gave them a sur
prise dinner, in honor of their ff ieth
wedding anniversary. The year 1856
was a year of crop failures and grass
hopper ravages on the great Utah
desert, and many families with plenty
of money often went to bed hungry
because it was impossible even to pur'
chase the necessaries of life. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parkes recall that on the evening
of their wedding there was nc wedding
supper, owing to the scarcity Of pro
visions. How pleasant was the con
trast last Saturday, when they sal
down with their guests at a table
loaded with good things to eat. AL
though married fifty years, Mr. ant
Mrs. Parkes enjoy the best of health
and they can look back upon the years
that have passed with little or no re
greet. We congratulate them, ant
hope they will live to see many NOR
anniversaries of the happy day.
The guests present at the COLDER
wedding dinner we're Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Rosencrans, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Holsworth and Miss Dora Doose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
hurry to ''HaIe'S"

A cafe and restaurant, up to date in
every respect. A place serving meals
we'll cooked, neatly served, wholesome
and square, and pleasing to every
lover of good living.
"Hale's" is on top in the estimation
OF people who know a good thing when
they eat 1t
Our lunches please all the people.
Our oysters are as fresh as the
flowers of May, and IN the matter OF
cigars, we have the brands that every
Gentleman likes.
Value for money in good eatables,
that is found at Hales all times of the
day, and the strictest attention to
every guest. Damerell block.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
ThanksAIvInA Football Game.

Red Cloud will have a good game Of
football Thanksgiving day. The OPP
posing team will be the Hastings
eleven The committee in charge of
the local team is composed OF Il. 8.
CARRIER, G. II. Miner and DR. Smith.
There are several new men on the Red
Cloud team this year, all Of them ex-
perienced players. The lineup for
Thanksgiving day will be probably be
as follows:
Art Roby, captain, quarterback;
Roy CARRIER, fullback; Bruce Frame,
center; Bert CARRIER, right end; Bert
Dickey, right guard; Ed Walters, right
tackle; j. Smith, right halfback; Earl
Oliver, left end; Walt Sanderson,
left guard; Estey Smelser, left tackle;
Jesse Norton, left balfback; substitute;
Chas. Rossiter, coach, Harry Town
send.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03

& w. Dow will move the old frame
b%nilding at the north side OF Sullivan's
lumber yard to his lots on the west
side Of the street. He will overhaul
the building and use it for II dwelling.
DIR. Warrick, the specialist late OF
New York, eye and ear hospital will
meet eye, ear, nose n throat patients
and those needing glasses ht Dr..
Damerell's Office, Thursday, November
10. Eyes tested free.
The Beatrice Military band is to be
congratulated on being able TO EN-.
ploy its old leader, ID. c. jenkins, to
take the work again. He came here
last week from Abilene, Kansas, where
he has been working as a printer since
leaving here some three months ago,
and start,d ba, k there Saiuid day to
bring his family here the latter part OF
this week.-Beatrice Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
Mrs. Merry DlederICh.

Box $50. Red Cloud, Neb. Fall
planting and winter blooming bulbs
on sale now, in Shoe store east of
Miner Bros. store and bank, consist
ing of Chinese Sacred, Bermuda or
Harisa and California Gala Lilies,
Tul ps, Hyacinths, single and double
Narcissus, Jonquils, Freesias, Iris,
Lily of the Valley and Oxalis bulbs
(Cyclamen), Primroses, Violets, Carna-
ton and Antirrhinum plants, Carna-
ton Chrysanthemum, blooms in sea-
son, also Roses nov. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03

Emporia, Kansas, who have been visit.
l z with the FL zgcrald and Slabv fam.
lilies returned to their home Tuesday.
Mrs. j. z. Dewitt, who has been at
the home of her son, 5 | Dewitt and
family, for several We, ks visiting, re.
turned to her home in Hastings Tue.
day.
The Congregationalists have thor
oughly ~overhauled tn, ir heating plant
this week, and the church will be kept
comfortably warm during the coolest
winter weather.
Large English B%erkshires of either
sex and all ages, for sale ut farmers
prices; also n bay road colt 4 years
old. For particulars inquire Of Thos.
Polhemus, Guide Rock. Neb or Guide
Rock phone line. If
Mrs. George Scarf, who has been
taking treatment at Cook ~ Town.
sends hospital returned to her home
in Riyerton the first of the week,
greatly benefited.
Mrs. +. &. Bohanan of Lincoln left
yesterday evening for Inavale, Neb
where she was called by the sudden
illness of her sister, Mrs. L. +. Jones.
Saturdays Star.
Jack Wisecarver has purchased l.
/ III Lrnsnf ntnrnOf - thn .nnt ..nal-
business and is now fully installed N
his new duties. The new firm i.
| Schmidt IL Wisecarver.
Ralph Foe left Thursday morning tc
assume his new duties as station agen,
at Herndon, Kansas, on the 81. Francis
branch. Mrs. Foe will leave for their
new home next Monday.
DR.. Townsend was in Beatrice Sun.
day visiting with his family. He r.,
turned home Monday, accompanied by
his brother, Harry Townsend, who will
| visit here for a few weeks.
Girls, IL you want red lips, laughir
ewes, sweet breath and good looks use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountoin Tea. The
greatest beautifer known. 35 cents
tea or tablets. G. l.. Getting.
Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia
kidney and liver disorders, ana al
stomach troubles positively cured by
using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Tea or tablets. G. l.. Getting.
Fred Winton Of Berkeley, Cal, il
visiting with his sister, Miss jennie
Winton. MI. Winton is American
Sunday School union superintendent
for seven of the Pacific coast st ates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
Broke An Arm.

The "slide for life" got another vic
tim the first Of the week. Leland
Caldwell, the 1~2-year-old o of j. o..
Caldwell, took a tumble from Phil
Sherwood's slide the other day and as
a consequence is carrying his arm in a
sling. Considering the number of
these slides around town, it is a won
der there are not more broken arms
and legs among the boys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
Is Your Farm For Sale?

II it Is, do not list 1t with too many
agents. Each one proceeds to knock
the other fellow out of a sale. List
exclusively with me at a reasonable
price aud l will guarantee a sale.
j. II. BAILEY, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03

done without closing the bridge. The
merchants Of Red Cloud object to
having the bridge closed just at the
heighth of the fall trade, and as a
consequence the work will be post
poned until after the lst of January.
It Is hoped that by that time some
scheme for a temporary crossing may
be devised.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03

4 block in northwest part of town,
house of seven rooms with bath. hot
and cold water, good barn, six lots
fenced for chickens, plenty OF fruit
and shade.
MRS. j. P. HALE, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
Rlver Bride VIII Not BE Closed.

The river bridge at Red Cloud will
not be closed at present, II at all.
When the county commissioners let
the contract for the new piers II was
stipulated that. the work should be
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03

Rob McBiide has moved into the
residence he recently purchased of
Mrs. Roby.
NJ. NJ. Messmore of st. LOUIS is the
new operator at the depot, succeeding
Ralph Foe.
One of DR.. Damerell's fine driving
h 'ises was accidentally killed the first
o the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tenant ar.
rived Saturday from Denver, and are
ba, k to stay.
IL YOU want to bug, sell or trade
your real estate, see The Red Cloud
Investment Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry M~oranville and
son Nern, OF Cinada, are in Red Cloud
visiting relatives.
There will he a joint meeting of the
&. A. X and w. X. q. NJ the post hall
Saturday evening
Mss Nell Sherman went to Kansas
City Saturday and returned home
Tuesday morning.
Will Foster has returned to Red
Cloud, after an absence of several
months in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Feis have gone
to Baden for a visit with their daugb.
ter, Mrs. Byrd Kile.
M. w. Roby, from Hastings, took
charge of the Keystone grocery Mon.
day .-Beatrice Times.
Mrs. Anna Osborn and daughter Of
Oklahoma are here this week visiting
with Req Cloud friends.
Mrs. f. NJ. Crone and daughter of
Orleans are in the city visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parkes.
The Crooked creek bridge near the
engine house has undergone some
necessary repairs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Etherton are the
proud parents Of a baby girl at their
home, which arrived Satui day.
Clarence Jones is building a new
house on his farm west of Inavale.
Henry McCune is helping him.
Frank Parker visited at the home of
Postmaster Hacker Sunday, leaving
Monday morning for ST. Louis.
4. U. Overman has returned from
Fit. Madison, Iowa, where he has been
to visit his mother and other relatives.
Vernon Zeiss had the misfortune to
fall from the top of a fence last Satur.
day and severely sprain his arm.
When you get a hair cut, shave and
bath at Manspeaker's barber shop you
will feel like a new man. Try 1t.
Don't rent-buy a farm. Write for
list. / have 62 farms for sale. ID. w.
GRANT, Norton county, Kan. Dec IA.
Della and Mabel Morrison enter
tanned twenty of their young friends
at a Halloween party Tuesday evening.
Miss Lottie Asher, sister Of DR.. H. +
Asher of this city, was married Wed.
nesday to Walter Bell, at Lyons, Kan
sas.
Mrs. f. S. Pierce returned to her
home in Kearney Tuesday, after a
pleasant visit in Red Cloud with rela.
tives.
Ms. A. H. Howard, who has been
visiting in Cleveland, Ohio, for the
past month, is expected home next
week.
Warren Longtin has returned home
from Superior, having resigned his
position at the clothing store in that
place.
Miss Esther Brewer, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S. l. Dewitt, departed for DJniphsn,
Tuesday.
II you want a loan on real estate for
8, 5, or 10 years time, with optional
payments see the Red Cloud Invest
ment Co.
Misses Mckeighan and Holdrege
entertained the members of the Junior
whist club at the formers home Tues
day evening.
Jim Barley was down from Nc
Cook Wednesday. His wife accom-
panied him as far as I~navale, where
she is visiting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-03
That Settles Il.

When q Colorado sand stone walk 10
laid that settles II. See Overing Bros.
600. for prices.