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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28
STATE COLLEGE WON.
The Farmer Boys From Ames Take
First Place.

Des Moines, May 2S.-The State Col
lege of Agriculture, of Ames, won the
meet with, 4S points; Grnnell, second,
with 50: State Normal, third, with %;
Iowa State University, fourth, with 20,
and Drake University fifth, with Is.
State records We're broken in the 900
yard hurdles, mile relay, pole vault,
shot-put and hammer throw. The 120-
yard hurdles We're run in 10 4-5 sec
onds. beating the record, but was not
allowed because the last hurdle was
knocked down. Hamilton, of the State
Normal, and Glow, of Grinnell, were
the high individual men, with thirteen
points each. The winners:
1OO-Yard Dash-Hamilton, of State
Normal 0:1O.
Mile Run-Riley, of Iowa. 4:41 As.
12O-Yard Hurdles - Henninger, of
Ames, 0: is As.
44O-Yard Dash-De HAN, of Grim
nell, 0:50 is.
22o-Yard Hurdle-Clow, of Grinnell,
0:254-5.
Half Mile Run = Beard, of Ames,
200 4-5.
22O-Yard Dash-TIamilton, Of State
Normal, o:22A.
Mile Relay-Grlnnell, $685..
Two Mile Run Mulch, of Ames,
1918.
Half Mile Relay-.Ames 1885 s-5
Decentralization of Iowa, 116 feet
~ inches.
Pole vault-Haggard of Drake IL
feet inches.
High Jump Engelman, of State
Normal, feet 8 inches.
Shot Put-Conway, of Drake, 40 feet
inches.
Broad Jump-Clow, of Grinnell 81
feet 61s inches.
Hammer Throw-chalmers of Iowa,
1873 feet inches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28
LIVERPOOL Grain,

Liverpool, May Is.
Wheat-Quiet; July 6s sgd.
Corn-Quiet; spot, As 7d@4s 9hd;
July, As sd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28
New York EXCHANGE.
Money M arket.

Chicago, May 2S New York eX
change at cents premium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28
TO SELECT OWN DELEGATES.
Laurens Caucus Gives F. e. Glchrist
Candidate for Judge, That Privilege

VdHU1udec TIT 0UUycI ''ae 'v''e9e'
Special to Times Republican.
Laurens, May 2S.-A republican eau
Gus Saturday night allowed f. c. Gill
christ candidate for judge, in this dis
trict, to select his delegates to the
county convention. Strong resolutions
were adopted favoring the candidacy
of j. II. Allen, of Pocahontas, for SEN
atOr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28
TELLS BY
THEIR SLEEP

i
81 can tell by my little
ones sleep when a cold is
coming on" said a mother
when speaking of the advance
symptoms of colds in children.
!" They toss about, are rest
less, their breathing is heavy
and there are symptoms OF
night sweats. The next morn
ing | start with SCOTS Emul-
sion. The chances are that
in a day or two they are all
over it. Their rest is again
peaceful and the breathing
normal"
Here's a suggestion for
all mothers. SCOTS Emul-
sion always has been almost
magical in its action when
used as the ounce Of pseven-
ton. Nothing seems to over
come child weakness quite SO
effectively and quickly as
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTT s BOVINE. 4os pess. ST.. New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28

Representative Hog Sales.
Below are given few Of the repre-
sentative hog sales:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28

Range Of Prices.
The following range of prices are
f. -nished A. ]. Clark broker. over
the private wire of the Hammond Ele.
yator Co. office over West Main:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28

st. Louis Grain.
st. Louis, May %.
wheat-July. s1kms15s
CoYl-July, 47k.
oats-July, 34A @34%.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
IVES WINS BOSTON CUP.
Drake Gelding Beats Lotus Eater
in Record Time at Salem.

Salem. N. H., July 1a-Much TO the surprise of
the talent, John A. brakes bay gelding Yves won
the Boston Cup stake of 5000 to-day at Rocking
ham Park. defeating Lotus Easter in 2cssk-record
time for a mile and quarter this track. Yves
kept the lead Throughout the race. winning by a
length and quarter.
In the third race Zienap reduced the seven fur
long record for the track from lZ7J5 held foinrlv
by ostrich and Neptunus 60 l:eo1s. The summaries
follow;
First Cselling; for twoycsr-olds; nve snd half
furlongs)-Stray, lOz (Crinuinee, Frsd
tock), seeonG Miss Jersey, (fsoone). third TIrs
i:oT91 Elmont, Byrum Vinegar RIM also ran
Second race Selling; gentlemen MT
California King $50 (Nr. Shawl won: subtle i4l (Nfr
Baker,. second; MOntebank 14a (Nr Hisgnson} third
Time. 1:48 Only three starters
Third race (handlcap; furlong-l-2ienap. no
CTmminsl. won: New York. l20 WileyJ second; KUN
shaw, S4 CChandleT) third Time l:sols Modest also
sr~n
Fourth race CBoston Cup valued az $4,000; one mile
and q quarter)-Wes III (GarneT) won; Lotus Eator
1lf (CTtmminsl second; Palette, l2l (Wiieyl third
Time, 2:O81s. Only three starters.
Fifth race Selling; mile)-NeW York (VVileyl
Col Bartlett. IS (SheTidRn) second; Head Dance
io8 (Ciarhl, third Time, 40. Only three starters
Sixth race 0or olds; madens; six fuFlongo)-
Golden Pheasant lO4 tTadoelO, Hiram 1G7 (riri
mins second Balston Boy. loa Garner third. Time
1:l6 Captain Hale. Calist. Bandn. Marcalne Medicine
Man. Red Cedar and Simon D. also Tan
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

appointed followers to keep on wagering on his
chances. Hamburg Belle, which such a
brilliant race in the Brighton Mile on the OPEN
ing day OF the meeting, was back IN the ruck all
the way, and never even showed fash OF that
great speed for which she is famous. An effort
was made TO place her. there grave
question about her going the distance, but when
Lyme called on her there was no response, and
she was eased up through the stretch.
Form was at a premium, and as five well
played fayorites and a strong second choice won
the holiday crowd must have profited WELL
While interest centred in the Brighton Hendi-
cap, the sport from beginning TO end was
spirited, with many close finishes to keep the
excitement at fever heat. Thomas Hitchcock, jr.,
won the Punchestown Stakes. the steeplechase
over the short course with Phantom. In spite
OF the fact that Kernel had beaten him easily in
their last meeting. Phantom wa. strong favor
lite, while Kernel was at 3 to In the small four
horse field. This was probably due to the fact
that Harry Stone, for whom he runs the best,
could not accept the mount, on account Of his
injury on Friday, and Brooks was up. Kernel
bolted and ran into the wings OF the Liverpool on
ths mrst turn OF the field, which left Phantom
and Patagonia TO fight ii out, as Saltine was al
ways outrun. Ray, on Phantom, showed some
OF the same tactics for which he was punished
at Sheepshead Bay, but the stewards overlooked
his rough riding. Phantom appeared to be
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
BROOKLYN. TEAM a.
STATEN ISLAND.

Total % wtckets) %
c. H. Z. Grflth P. z. Bousfcld, A Van LAar and z.
+. c. BoddingtOn did not bat.
The Metropolitan League game played at Branch
Brook Park, Newark between the NIOntclair Club
and Brooklyn Team B resulted IN a victory for tho
latter club by 16 runs. For the winners A. Baxter
made the top scOre with q. while d. Maturin and
J. c. Quinn contributed Is each T. w. PembertOn.
J. w. Bartlett and S. Smith were MOntclair's best
scorers, while A. %. WhltehOuse and PembeTtOn
were most effective with the ball.
The Paterson team JOurneyed TO Prospect Park
ming by So runs. Paterson was in splendid form In
both departments OF the game. w. DOdds proved
e1ective with the ball and captured wicketS for
IL runs. He also played steady nOt-out innings
OF a. W. Bunce scored II and took wickets for
10 runs. Il. G. WarburtOn made top score. with so
when he unfortunately III. A Will
tams i. Young and r. v. Anderson contributed
q not out il and Is. respectively. For Manhattan
r. A. Slade played well for 20. A. Ceaver added II
and r. N Asterly 10. CIeaver took wickets for
65; Paterson Cricket Club. las for wiczets.
A low scoring game resulted from the meeting OF
the Bound Brook and Kings County teams In the
League series at Prospect Park. Although the
Bound Brook team batted twice, the Kings County
team won by the narrow margin OF S the
fore for Kings County. taking wickets for 70
runs In the first innings and for q in the second.
He made the highest score for his team. with 2. T.
III. Clarke. with II. being their only other double
figure man. w. s. Patmore played well for 25 FOR
Bound Brook, while A. ]. Gray contributed H. In
scored a and c. A. McCully a. At bowling, Prem
dergast captured wickets for II runs A. s. Har-
den, for g. and @. Smith, for Sa The titaIs
were; Bound Brook 81 and S.; Kings County b. g.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT TRoTs.

Jamestown. n. Y, July 1.-THE Lake Erie clrc1n
meet closed hare to-day with three events Tie
attendance good and the meet has bean suo-
cess The weather Ans and the track gDot.
The summaries:
Pacing (2:20 classs purse ss0ol-Russvcls Won
fourth tfth and sixth heats acd Tina 2:IS--
2s1s1a, 2:22A- Snadsland Queen won second ant
third heats and second money. Time. 2:lSl. 2:tsis
Honest Dan won first heat and third money. Tt--s,
2:17M. Othsllo fourth
Trottils (2:1s classl-Georgs ". won fa straight
second; Lizetts third. Three starters.
Pacing (2:12 class)-Alfalfa won N three ssraIgHg
heats. Time. 2:15A, 2:131S. 2:1A5s. Washburn secs
Ond; Pure Gold. third. Shutdown drawn n second
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
UNION COUNTY WINS.
Beats Esser County Team tn Close
Match at NesuQrE.

Four matches were played IN the New York
Cricket Association series al Prospect Park and
Branch Brook Park. Three were in the A section
and one in Section B.
A close and exciting game brought on at
Newark. where Union County defeated Essex
County by runs. A. H ellison played well with
both bat and baIl for the winning team. playing
fine innings Of 81. In addition 20 securing
wickets for 1a runs.
d. A. ellison took for 81. while J. Leach yust
entered doubles with an even 10 T. L. White
showed his old form IN good innings OF II for
Essex County. j. Spatcher followed with IS. F. A
Birch, w. Such and j. ortega all bovled we'll with
respective analyses Of for s. for % and for IA
The score:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
ESSEX COUNTY.

The Columbia Oval and o. N. T. teams had an ez-
citing game of cricket at Newark which resulted
in favor OF the Columbia Oval Club by 81 runs As
the losing team thought the umpire gave an unfair
decision the game protested. S. Deaue was
playing in his usual form and had compiled 26
when he was hit by the bali and had 70 retire. n
CurtisS and ID. G.. BirSett did all the bowling for
columbia. the former obtaining Wickets FOR TX
runs. and Btrkett for 20. For o. N H. T. Ken
yon took for q and A. Rice for o. The totals
We're: Columbia Oval, 75; o. n. IT,, "a
AT Prospect Park drawn game resulted from
the meeting OF the West Indians and Th{stles A.,
the Ass0clatlOn series. =. Kinds made top score
for the West Indians with 81. while c. Armstrong
!. hafney, 3. AHeyne and II. s. Alexander ulayed
wen oa tor 81 "a " and II not out respectively. The
wlckets; Thlstles g. for eight wickets
1he C9IneF0nS met defect at the hands of rhe
west indian b seaIn IN the association IL series AZ
Prospecy Park. by score OF lO3 for five Wickets 10
o4O Ihe west Indians by 80 runs with five
WlcHets 70 spare This was mainly due to the good
bowling OF A Cages, who captured five yyicxetS FOR
10 runs, and j. Ittley with three for "a.
"A crushing defeat administered 70 the VVOr1a
CUB by the ST. Thomas Club by 1O5 runs after
they mad declared their inning closed with but 7
Wlckets down. This was brought about by the
DoWlng OK q. ONealle and A. Francis. who took
for y and for 1s, respectively. The totals
World Cricket Club S.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
LA PucELLE's FAST MILE.

Buffalo, July is-La Pucelle's mile in 1883 was the
feature of to-day's racing at Fort Erie. The
weather was clear and tho track fast. The sum-
maries:
First (six furiongsl-shsen. TO j. won Bonnie
Reg even second Prestige 10 to l. third Time, i:l4
Second five and half furiongs-Tsnbark. 70 ],
Hattie Dodson 80 20 ]. second Zanliss, 90 l.
third, Time l:Oets.
Third (stesplechassi two niiesl-oypssno, 20
l. won; Allegiance 10 ], seeond Enghurst TO 2,
third. Time, 4:s5.
Fourth race Zone uls)-Arthur GUNNER, 10 I. won;
Little Mike. 20 20 ]. seeond Reoounder. 20 2, third.
Time, 1:4o.
Fifth Zone milef-I1s Pceiie, i. won: Martin
Doyle. 70 s. second Red Leaf to fhird Tirs, 1872
ana rs TO l. second Singing Master, 10 ], third Time
l:i5m
Seventh one-eishth milesl--soareerow.
to /. wOn Redwood ii. TO j. second; Berry Waddell
20 20 l. third. Time. 1;551s. - sep.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
FAST TINE AT EMPIRE
Coast Maie Beats StoueygoU and
King Direct ip Pace.

Thirty-six fast trotters and PAGERS Oxnea -
members OF the New York Driving Club s.a-.s.
IN the amateur wagon races at the E-a1i-s o.
track yesterday. and in nearly every one d, -.
ten events on the card the fastest tine Os TIE sea-
son was beaten.
c. S. Rice's black pacing mare. Coast Maria ca.
ried off the honors OK the day BY defeating T,-...
Buffers King Direct and A = Pe-ren's sso-a~s.
in a split heat that fun OF exciting sass.
ures Coast Marie was driven by Dr. II \ ~,
who formerly owned her.
All three drivers were eztremely eager ~ -,
and il ga race for blood from start 10 sos..
In the first heat some one let out yeII wh-, -,
parentIy caused King Direct 20 break before =.
first turn reached. and the contest trroux-,~.
was between StOnewan and Coast Marie. -.
former winning after a spirited finish n 21oA
Racing for the lead. StoaewaH and King Dl-sr,
went TO the half-mile pole In 1O35s IN the ssc1-t
per turn. swung wide and made an electric fin-sa
down the homestretch.
mare winning BY q neck from King Direct asiss
three sScoHds IS faster than any PaeeE S s5 "a.
with King Direct ruled out. Coast Marie va, IN.
third heat from StOnewal In 217h Ifr. Per-sa
drove waiting race. traiIng % the head az t5a
whipping finish stOneWaII was beaten iengfhi, 49,
the race for horses OF Cas- a. 5eSfi@Se ne fsa fsesSa y
Shay and Princess Pique, in 2lZt.. after a sersa-
heat collision occurred on the bacistretch rBs-al
~ the wagons, OF Princess E1Que and Baron Is
Promises record. however, stood less TIA, a.,
hour, Andrew CraWfOrd's Invader tTottng n 21iS,
W. C. Fioyd-Joues drove his trOtting team. Gov.
ernor Holt and DsDUtize. mile IN 2:1s1s. beatizs
the best tiS1e made BY pair thus far thls year.
the afternoon. his fast trOtting mare Kittv Viitss
taking the first Of the day. and his new rsce-
maries follow:
TROTTING-CL.Ass
William seott's B. Kitty Wilkes COwneI). .....l
e CoIs@aa'q eh s9s ops VIC O. EIaasaa
SieS SSd hSs5 7se s 9; q n. 5easa SS.neEl
Time. s:I7ls 2:is5s.
PACING-CIaAss O.
y & aas GIa5s s5 s 1SsRRy BsVd SSseov12s ISaa
Time. 2:iT5s 2;isii-
TROTTING-CI.ASs A
E j. IA Places b & Baron De Shay CAndTss css
T99ss Iaiss Princess liaas: a. q
Time. 2:i2ii. 2:il&
TROTTING-CLAss D.
ss3s 6s59sdys es , a6ss5Y TsSaY r. X C2T9ss1
M NsEInsTs b g sam stses IL = GisSoasi
= < ''T1 " lime S- a:2s azSA. "a
PACING-CI4Ass B.
Willlsnn so9tt's b g R9glan (oT9eT1 ..s...-----4
Dr. Joseph sssnol's eh m 4oEO1ial Cosnszl.....-I2
Time. 2:2O&. 2:20h
PACTNG-CI.AsS A
G. s. Rice's b. n Coast Marie ODE. II d GIN. 2 4
4 E PsFrsn.s , &. sIonsV1II t07nes1..-,,.---..
James Buffers bL King Direct (0wn.-l. "a
TINE. 2:1Oss. 2so91s. 2:171a.
PACING-CI.ASS D.
6 9 eE1s.s gss6z = , NJ = 9sTT9 4sIT'5 CT sT
Tine 2sZS+.
TRoCTINC-CIAAS5 G.
G. ". Grote's h m Brigham Bella (C-srz73. 3.......
James Buffers b g. Califcrl4a C-sscsus OogEsr
H L Toplitz's B. q judge Roardmar OcF-erl......
+. Bairss b. Jealous Owner
Andrew Craw.ords b. Mamie IocAnayE (0g1ar y
anu "A u ferEs19 sss''s'~"''sss Z
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
SWIMMING At LONG BRANCH.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Iby Telegraph % The Tribune
Long Branch. n. j.. July 14-SwimminG races
were held this afternoon at the Columbia baths
swimming pool. The half dozen events for silver
and bronze medals were witnessed by 1--WE hundred
people. The results:
One hundred yard nOyee-PeEeival Well drst: Herbert
Kelly. second. Time, I:22.
ktftyayaTd handicap for wOmen-N1ss Marion Hlso
trst; Miss Elizabeth DOdd, second. Tine 20
ttftyyaFd junior handicap WILSON, frst Saul
uel strassbergeT. second. Time.
one hundred yard senior handicau-Eerhcrt Kelly.
hFst; Charles Mcbride. second. Time. l:2l
sscond. ' 'N eNo'.'s
TwO-huntred- -twentyyard handicap Tor .rai7rs
PsEcival Well hFst Herbert Kelly, second. Time. 500
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
WOODLAND PARK TRoTTENo.

Albany. July l4-This was the closing day q n.
trottins and pacing races at WoOclawn Park Tts
Island Park race meeting viii begin On Monday s-d
continue to July 81 TO-days results:
Pacing (2:24 class: purse s4OOl-Hfy Star Won
first. SECOND and fourth heats and the race Tine,
5I:z71s. ~ z:1Ss.s zz1A, 2:2l1S. Johnny Smoker seq
1rotttns lz:21 class; purse S400-Eatie wu1 tAs
last three QI i've heats and the race. Time 2.z25
2;2zh, 2:zzs 226A- Allie D., second: won the f3-ss
two heats; Count Stranger third
Pacing (free Tor all; purse s5OO)-Nsrvula wa
the second fourth and fifth heats and the racs.
Time, 2:1S 2:12. 2114ks 2:12, 2:13 Royal r. Shsl-
GOns second won first and third heats Red BiEi
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
CONTRACTS AND RELEASES.

Harry c. Pulliam. president of the National
League. has approved ths following contracts ant
releases:
Contracts: With Cincinnati. Charles Hun, John
w w peal. Frank Jude; with St. Louis. r u Gaeoa
,,i Releases; By By New York 20 Sc. Iouis Samuel 3
Aleftes and WILLIAM r. Marshall By Sc. Louis 70
New York. Daniel c, Shay and IS. p. Shannon- BY
S &inSSinnatt 20 New York J. ?. Seymour. By Na*
AOrk 70 !'roYidence, T. l., OffR Neal. BY BEooAyo
20 Newark, p L. Charles Malay By 81. Louis (-1-
cOnditiOnally)s Joseph H Mccarthy
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
CRICKET CREASES BUSY
Brooklyn and Staten Island Teams
Plan DraScn Match.

Local cricketers had a busy time yesterday bring
ing OF a big list OF games, both championship and
exhibition contests. AZ Prospect Park alone seven
games were played. with three at Newark
The game attracting the most attention that
played at Prospect Park between Brooklyn Team A
and Staten Island in the championship series OF the
Metropolitan District Cricket League Both clubs
were strongly represented. but the match viii be
counted draw, as there was not time enough 70
finish the game.
Going to nat first the Brooklyns ran UP a score
of 134. when they declared the innings closed with
six wickets down. j. L. Poyer played a fine
game and carried his bat for S. He was well
backed by w. f. jackson, g. Macpherson and III
Allen.
For Staten Island NJ. r.. Cobb hoylsd effectively,
taking four vTicixets for As runs while A Gum
scored q and r.. vs.. r.. Powell 1S c. III. Clarke
and ID. G.. Humble were the only other double figure
scorers Staten Island had lost five wickets for i3
runs when stumps drawn The score:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
COURTNEY PLANS TO LEAVE ITHACA

ithaca n. Y, July I4.-Charles b Courtney,
soach OF the Cornell navy, stated tonight that IS
had placed his house on Eddy street IN the hands
CT an ithaca realty company three days ago. aHd
that q sale had practically been eIected COurtne-
sdInitted that his demand for his release had no:
Deen made In writing but declared that Il had been
made to President Irvine in person.
1nere IS SIN talk that efforts win BE mats %
cOnciliate Courtney, but no Overtures have been
made as vet The athletic ulauagemenG preserves
silence Courtney has been careful 20 enphasz %
that his dissatisfaction Is not with Cornell but VIA
the athletic management.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

beaten On the backstretch, but Patagonian be-
gan 70 tire rounding the Ear turn, and Phantom,
going TO the front, drew away and won rather
easily by eight lengths
August Benlonts Tiptoe won the handicap for
all ages ,at six furlongs, coming from behind
in the stretch, and winning like the good fily
she is, from Mamie Hodge, First Premium and
several other fast sprinters. The other winners
were Fountainblue, Mary Norris, Altuda and
VIM
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
ARAcAuE WINS AT LAToNlA.

Cincinnati, July 1t-The Gentleman's Cup race
for gentleman riders, az one mile. was the feature
at Latonla to-day, and was by Arachue with
MI, Arnold m the saddle. palesman, with Nh.
~ Mr.. Colior. took Third money.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
SCORES FROM HAcKENsAck LINKS.

j. G. Sage won che presidents cup az the Hack
ensac0 Golf Club yesterday. beating r. L. Hall by
/ up. The placed men IN the weekly handicaps,
were
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
CLASS A.
MARINE AND FIELD SCORES.

In the handicaps az the Marine and Field Club
the placed men were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

CLASS A.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

% fs las as s ~ ne
made ~ Of G dh "a begins
I4 EHcE ES f@a 8
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

4ias Sn g. 81 neermpieTns I y
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ch. f,b Alv.sat- -Ignite -
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INTO the Wing OF the Liverpool
- hr f.. - SS- ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

nSA Aenda1p TssVsons l.,>
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

dtlning anaam u
closed strong Rob
m Won
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
BRIEF BITS OF News


Fritz Rueter, d we'll known hotel
and restaurant keeper, committed sui.
eide at Washington by shooting
Helen f, Newell, wife OF Stanford
Newell, former United States minister
at The Hague, is dead at St Paul
The president has sent to the sen
ate the nomination of 81. 6. Herman
Engel to be register az The land once
at Duluth. Std 3ss
Continued mild weather has caused
widespread alarm among the ice men
of Des Moines. who have to date har
vested practically no lee. 8
Mrs. Frank Plumley, one 81 the
most prominent women ia Vermont
and wife of the French eneznelan AZ.
bitrator IS dead at Northdeld, VT.
The president has sent to Inc sen.
ate the noxnina tons III General George
3. Davis to- he Judge advocate gen.
eraI and General William Crozier fo
be chief pf ordnance.
e Fifty shoasand residents st Buffslo
observed ii birth day of William Nc.
kinley by wearing ms. FgoTista
report an uil iented sale of Agcs
KiaIey's fas9rIte fIower
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30

INF0RMAT ton TED
HOUSE SEEKS KIN oWLEpGE Re
cARDlNe ALLEe ED RAILWAY
oMsinA Atom
aA / hate Bill TAKEN Or
HEPBURN MEASURE MADE THE.
ORDER Of y sINEss UNTIL
DisPo sEp OF.
RAIL- ROAD RATE Bill TAKEN up


4 Washing ton, Jan. 30 ne house
{ has adopted 4 resolution asking for In
formation regarding an alleged rail-
way combinatio lon between the Penn
sylvaaa Railway CONF any, the Penn
sylvania comp the Norfolk and
Western, the Bait more and Ohio, the
Philadelphia Bal imors and Washing
ton the Northern Central Railway
company and the Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway company.
motion 70 rsconAide Ter the vote BY
which the resolution was adopted was
defeated. s5 to l22. thirty -seyen Rs
pubIieans voting with tho Democrats
1 IA opposition.
BY unanimous consent the Hepburn
railroad rate bill was mad the con
tinning order IL the house until 9 con-
clusion Is reached. ss2s
The name OF Joseph Wheeler was
I hcnored by the passage OF 8 bill re,
naming = street II this city Wheeler
street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-30
WITH FULL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Remains Of General Joseph Wheeler
Buried at Arlington.

6. Washington, Jan. 30.--With full
military honors the body of General
Joseph Wheeler, the veteran Of two
wars, a former representative in con-
gress and a retired officer in the Unit
ed States army, was laid at rest dur
ing the day in the national cemetery
at Arlington. From 10 a: m. until 2
~. m. the body Of the distinguished
soldier laid To state at St.sJohn's Epis-
copal church and thousands OF persons
viewed the remains. At p. m. very
brief services were conducted at the
church, which were attended by the
president and many members Of con-
gress. At their conclusion the body
was taken to Arlington, escorted by
United States troops, Confederate and
Union veterans and soldiers of the
Spanish war. - =. ~ r. -.