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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-13
A WORD FROM wAcHTER.
Home Made Candies, Made Under the
Pure Food Law,

Wachter, the home made candy man,
asks a word with candy buyers. Every
one knows there Is much adulteration 4
in candies Wachter guarantees his
to be absolutely pure. All Of his cam
dies are made at home, under the state
pure food law. He has everything In
the candy line from 10 cents a pound
up to a dollar a pound. 1t is all pure |,
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Licensed to Wed.
Nelson Samuel Capron, laborer. aged
IS, of Rhodes, and zena NJ. Smith, aged
15 of Baxter.
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Holiday Excursion Rates.

On December 20. n. %, %, "a, %, 80.
81 and January LIST, the Iowa Central
will sell round trip excursion tickets
at rate of one and third fare. lin-
tied for return to and including, Jan.
z. 1907.
For particulars and folders call on
agents,
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AMUSEM EN- rs.

Dalrymple Company Closes Engage
nnent With "a Southern Rose"
The Dalrymple Comedy Company
closed its four nights engagement at
the Odeon Wednesday evening with a
comedy drama of the south, "A South
ern Rose" The play and the specialties
between the acts pleased a fair sized
audience.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-13
SURPRISE FOR SAINT.

Friends Join to Help Postmaster ceIe-
brate Anniversary Wednesday Night.
Fourteen men, friends of Postmaster
John @. Saint. upon invitation of Mrs.
Saint, joined i'm surprise upon Mr..
Saint at his home, 412 North Fourth
street, Wednesday evening. The affair
was given in honor Of Mr.. Saints seth
anniversary, and proved to be as
planned, complete surprise.
Fortunately for the surprise feature
a couple Of posto6ice inspectors arriy-
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
A Novel Ventllating Scheme

Among the various improvements that
have been made at the Academy Of
Music during the month Of July the
new system Of heating and yenulating
the auditorium should be regarded as
among the most important The large
room directly under the auditorium,
seventy-two feet in width and hfty-two
feet Ia length. has been thoroughly
cleaned and the walls, ceiling ana ce-
ment floor whitewashed and converted
into a large heating and ventilating
chamber. A series Of steam pipes have
been suspended in the chamber near the
ceiling and an adequate supply Of fresh
air can now be conducted from the
roof through a shaft that communicates
with the heating and ventllaung cham
Der referred 10 and the supply Of pure
air graduated by means OF "a valve
located where The fresh air from the
shaft enters the chamber. In cold
weather the heated air will rise u the
ceiling in the heating and tempering
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SLEEPING SICKNESS

How terrible is the disease Of sleep
ing sickness is brought home with tragi-
force by the death OF Lieut. Forbes Tul-
iochi who IN the true sense Of the term
sacrificed his life in the cause OF scien-
tific research He died as the result OF
a cut from an infected knife used IN the
course Of laboratory work at home
after being invaded from Uganda. The
interest and enthusiasm he had aIways
shown IN bscteriology had marked him
out for work at Entebbe. on the scien-
tific mission which cost him his life.
and his death adds HIS name 10 that
honorable roll OF Englishmsn who lave
not hesitated TO risk their lives in seek
ing TO ind a remedy for some deadly
or devastating disease. The gravity of
the work has been demonstrated by his
own short career He was not inncuIat-
cd by the direct bite OF the tsetse hy, as
previous known cases have been. but in
the actual routine Of the IaboratoriaI
work. He developed the preliminary
symptoms OF trypanosomiasis some
thFee months ago, Immediately after
having cut MS hand with an infected
knife. and. from the first. declared his
case 70 be hopeless. Since then possibly
from the very manner of his inoculatiOnl
his case has, IN its rapidity and some
other respects, been without parallel in
such annals OF tie disease as are known
TO exist. Natives live, as a rule. some
two years after Infection but neither
natives nor white men are known to
have recovered. Mr.. TUlloCh was carry
ing on the family traditions Of the rsledi-
cal service, for his father, who died
Willie the son was returning home from
Uganda, was Surgeon General John Tul-
loch.-Kansas City Journal.
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chamter nd pass through several thou
sand perforations ~ the door and be uni
formly distributed throughout the entire
space in the thaater The lower floor iH
the auditorium can be kept warm IN
cold weather owing TO the steam pipes
being located just below IL. which viii
add materially 10 the comfort and
health OF those who occupy seats on the
lower floor OF the auditorium. Daring
Inlid and warm weather, a supply OF
COOL pure air can be admitted through
the same metal perforatiOns IN the floor,
used Tor the admission Of heated air in
the winter season. This system Cf heat
ing and ventilating the Academy was
designed by II. f. Hayden, OF this city.
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be offered by the tournament committee.
and great day Is expected Wednesday
OF this week will be Elks' Day. the Phil
adelphia lodge holding their annual out
ing at Luna Park. They VIII take with
them as their special guests the firemen
and policemen of Washington. The
Washington Tobacco Company viii go
10 the park Thursday of this week ami
have prepared a splendid program for
their day. The balance of the week VIII
be devoted 20 the special outings or tho
governmental departments. Agricultural
Department Day being observed Satur-
day. The employees Of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing vii be the guests
of the Agricultural Department commit
tee on entertain nont. Several other big
department days win be held during the
month of September. The excursion de-
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TOURNAMENT BALL
At MARSHALL HALL

The twenty-socond annual tournament
and dress ball under the auspices Of the
Mt. Vernon and Marshall Hall Steam
boat Company, limited, will be held at
the company beautiful grounds wednes-
day. August %.
These old-ume fitting tournaments
have become quite a feature at Marshall
Hall every summer. and the one this
season promises 10 be fun OF surprises
as TO costumes, the number OF ladies
and gentlemen attending and the great
rivalry between the many knights con-
testing.
The orator Of the day viii be Fred
stone Ppsey, Of Maryland. The orator
Of the evening Hon. Il. II. Camalier, Of
Maryland. The fitting commences
promptly at noon, and all the knights
must ride IN costume.
The Judges viii be r. De Sales Mudd.
OF Maryland, DR.. Harry Nalley, OF
Maryland; Gwynn Burrughs. OF Mary
land. George ". Ferguson, Of Virginia,
and William A. Thompson. OF the Dis
tTiCt of Columbia. The committee Of
arrangements having charge Of the tour
nament are Z. w. HungeFford, BenJa-
man Tubman, and Walter T. Richey.
and 3. Won OrCndOrf, committee on
knights.
Admission 20 the tournament grounds
Will be free and ample seats have been
provided for the ladies. Thousands OF
Invitations have been extended 10 the
citizens OF Washington and the District
Of Columbia, Charles, Prince George,
ST Mary. and Montgomery counties,
Maryland. and Alexandria. Fairfax, and
adjacent co t1ties OF Virginia
Excellent music viii be furnished by
Schroeder Band. Two steamers VIII be
IN service and viii leave Seventh street
wharf az 10 and il a. m. Z-51. and
$50 o. m. returning, leave the Han at
y 45, 1.15 4-45, 80 and II p m Stops
VIII be made AT Alexandra on all
trips.
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Loud Enough to Be Heard.

you can't beat the Irishman for wit, "
says Robert Edeson. land he takes ad
vantage Of his native prosiiT1tS in al
his business enterprises.
while walking In one Of the business
thoroughfares of Pittsburg last winter
my attention was arrested by a display
OF shirts IN a haberdasher's window,
which for variety or sunset colors, Ear
excelled a Turner landscape when the
sun is red and low. and there IN glaring
green type. a large sign read: Listen
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
Brings Out Personality.

often the drink paroxysm brings out
Ia different personality: the patient.
while drinking. Is an entirely different
character in reasoning and conduct
Another form OF insanity Is seen in
the constant drlnker who daily drinks
in so-called moderation, and because he
IS not incapacitated or seems not to be
changed IN feeling or degree of comfort,
believes that he Is benefited.
Persons who drink regularly, even in
so-called small quantities are the most
degenerate and defective OF all inebri-
ates, and the most positively insane IN
q general sense 4"
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

feenest appreciation by the public
wherever Il has been given this year.
Nora Bayes. the dainty comedienne.
who has iilumined numerous New York
productions. viii be the second lead
ing Offering of the week. and Miss
Bayes will also say farewell 10 vaude-
vile, as the present season marks her
last experience in the twiee-a-day
theaters. She is slated for starring
honors next year in the high-price
houses. The third feature Will be the
famous foreign troupe called the Twelve
ToozOonin Arabs. These dusky der
wishes, with their frantic zeal IN the
performance Of their thrilling feats, are
about the best ever imported from the
Orient. Another big foreign card will
De the celebrated Ferreros. with the
clown and the canine. A. o. Duncan,
the man with the magic voice, will be
a popular addition TO the program as
40 comedian has ever played Chase
WhO owns a larger personal following.
Of the late Rooney pere's progeny. VIII
be seen in the representations that are
clearly indicative of the source of her
genius as they are clever take-oTs OF
comic Irishmen the actress has met.
William Morrow and Verda Scheilberg
viii join in the presentation OF "A
Chance Acquaintance" and the motion
pictures will give "a Snapshot Fiend"
and the fate thereof.
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Coming Attractions.
Mysterious Flaws.

The marvellous Fays. in their weird
the eclipsing attraction at Chases next
week. The Fays have just finished
astounding and mysufying New York,
where they have played many weeks
since last spring at the Victoria Theater.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

partment 81 the park has established
headquarters at the office of Laurence
Mills. I2oi Pennsylvania avenue. The
special outings being booked for Sep
TENDER and October include some Of the
most prominent organizations in the Dis
fTfoF
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Of handsome show girls. The Policy
Players" viii be the last colored attrac-
ton 10 appear at this theater.
Academy-'When the World Sleeps.
When the World Sleeps" a modern
melodrama with many striking scenic
and electrical novelties. viii DO the
offering at the Academy commencing
with Labor Day matinee, September 3.
and viii be given the same elaborate
mounting that has won for 10 the sue
season.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Great Pals and old Dominion u. r
Co, Station 36th and NJ Streets n. w
runs right through to the Falls Station.
Cars every half hour. Transfers with
Capital Traction Company both ways.
Dancing every evening. Concert Sun
day afternoon and evening by Prof.
Caldwels Band and Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
TWO QUIT STAGE
FOR FRUIT RANCH
Well-knOWn Actors, the An
dreWS Brothers, Leave
Art for Nature.

ST. PETER. MINI. Aug. 25.-After
singing their way into the hearts Of
thousands for forty years. William T.
Andrews and Edward Andrews, two of
the original members Of the once IA
nous Andrews Opera Company. are 10
abandon the stage for farm life. They
have bought a fruit ranch near Med
ford. Ore. and viii give personal SUPER
vision 10 its management.
They were brought up on a farm near
the village Of Ottawa. few miles north
OF this city. Their father was a Meth
odist minister. and il is doubtful wheth-
CT any Of the I'VE brothers ever re-
ceived a lesson IN music, but all had
fine voices and natural adaptability. Ed
Andrews for years was regarded as an
excellent comedian.
Many are the tales told here of the
prauks OF their boyhCod, On one &C
CasiOn the Andrews boys prepared a
guastly disguise and, by bringing into
reQuistion the saddle horse Of .heir
Circuit-Tiding father. they evolved a
headless hOrseman. More than one tray-
eler on some lonely country road Yves
badly frightened BIZ having the phan-
tom rider dash toward him, and IL was
an awful winter for the superstitiOus
Time and again traps were laid for the
apparitiou. but so successfully was the
hoax managed that 10 was not until
years later that its authorship was sus-
Uecred
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
.INEBRIETY FORM
OF INSANITY
DR.. CrOthers Asks British
Medical Men to Fight
Disease.

TORONTO. Aug. 25.-Declaring that
inebriety Is form Of insanity and
appealing to medical men throughout
the country 10 join in teaching 10 ths
public the facts connected with 10, and
10 study the rational means Of treat
ment, DR.. T. d. Crothers, superintend-
ent of the Walnut Lodge Hospital. Hart
ford, Conn. delivered an interesting ad~
dress 10 the British Medical Association
here.
Exact studies.' he said. show that
fully 10000 persons die annually from
alcohol and drugs, and up 10 this time
the principal remedies offered are the
prayer, the pledge, the fine and impris-
onment, the latter Of which actually in
creases and intenslfies the condition.
The insanity OF inebriety Is a med
teal subject. There Is now an army
Of the insane. developed by our ciyiliza-
ton, and this Is now the field Of prac-
tice for medical men in every community
OF the country.
1T is our duty 70 lift IL out of the
realm Of credulity and quackery and
bring 10 into the field Of exact science.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
InebrietY a Disease.

a scientific study OF inebriety indi-
Gates a definite disease. with distinct
causes. progress and termination, the
same as other diseases
Two marked symptoms OF insanity
are prominent. One IN the periodic
dFlnker, who drinks 10 excess for a short
period. then abstalns. This drink period
is practically an acute mania. insane
impulse, which resists all efforts Of con-
troll
1T is often preceded by insomnia.
headaches and great lrrltability. Such
persons drink, both secretly and openly,
and act Ike insane persons. il re
sembles epilepsy in its sudden con-
vulsive onset, and inability 20 break up
or control except by the harshest meas
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
PARAGRAPHS OF INTEREST.

Umbrellas can be hired in Berlin at
some of the shops for 2 cents and de-
post of % cents.
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and so great was the impression they
made upon the New Workers that IL
led 10 their being burlesqued by the
Weber Music Hall forces. led by Weber
as Mr.. Fay. and Marie Dressler as Mrs
Fay. Other drawing cards that week
will be the Gilmore sisters, former stars
OF Mrs De Laney OF Newport" John
ME Stanley and Grace Leonard in "A
Few Vaudeville Ideas" Marzello and
Millay, the European comiques; the
Columbia -Four. haTmonists and paro-
dists. and the motion pictures OF The
Naughty Boys"
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
GLEN ECHO PARK.

TWO CASH PRIZES are 10 be given
TO the bowler making the highest
score during week ending Saturday,
September !.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Majestic-"The Girl From Broadway"
The Majestic Theater's regular season
Will begin September 3. with the big
musical success. 1.-THE Girl From Broad
way" A company Of fifty people. prin-
cipals OF exceptional merit and bevy
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

An English synG cate is to erect a
modern five-stOry earthquake proof ho-
tel in Manila. to cost S500,O00,
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

An ordinary crop of cotton takes from
the soil. in one acre. more than twenty
six pounds of chemical salts.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
Academy-"when the World Sleeps.
Luna PaTk-The "Somersaulting Auto
mobile"

The sensational ''somersaulting au-
tomObile" Is the announced HippodEome
stage attraction for Luna Park next
week This is said 10 be an act OF ex..
IRENE interest. and one that must be
seen TO be appreciated. The name Of
the LADY who makes the periiOus ride
is Yonne Darcy. She IS said TO be
a strikingly handsome woman.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

The Roman police have cleared the
city of sOothsayers, who have been doing
a flourishlng business there for years.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Senator La Toilette is a vegetarian.
His daily menu consists of fresh veg
etables. English wslnuts and milk. and
II is said a prize fighter anxious to get
into the pink Of condition would envy
him.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
Luna Park-BarlOw's Exploring Ele-
plants.
plants

plants,
A program OF unusual interest is an
nounCed for this week at Luna Park.
The PhniDptni Spanish Band. which
made big hit during the past week, has
been re-engeged for the musical shell.
They viii give concerts every afternoon
and evening this week. The outdoor free
attraction viii be the La Noles Broth
ers. acrobatic comiques from Paris.
Their act is one replete with amusing
eymnastic performances, during which
they manage to perform some very diff
cult feats. 1t is said that their work
created considerable comment through
ont the Continent. from where they have
Just returned after an extended engage
nent. They are said TO be the only
team Of comedy acrobats who ever had
the honor to appear before King ed
ward. During their act they manage 10
break a few chairs. tu-u tables and
fixtures topsy turvy and have a general
frolic % the entertainment of the audi
ouce. II Barlow's elephants can be
caught and viii sui NIT to having the
'Call OF the wild taken out Of them. il
is announced that they will be- an added
attraction on the hippodrome stage this
week. one of the elephants is still at
large, and thus far all efforts to catch
her has been futile.
Augmented by a number of big events
this weeks already elaborate program
Tor Luna Park viii be one OF great inter
est hereab0uts. A grand tournament In
which forty knights have entered thus
far, win take place tomorrow afternoon,
and viii be. by far, the largest event
Of the present season an the big resort.
Manager GIN hes prepared a splendid
pIogTam IN addition 20 features that wifi
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Beautiful bronzes and alloys can be
obtained by the electric deposition OF
metals sunitably combined for color ef-
fects
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

About 5000 iron miners in Lorraine.
more than half of the whole number
employed IN that region on the border
acetylene lamps - their work.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Minster-On-Sea. an English watering
place. is building a pier which will be
the longest on the English coast-more
than 1000 feet
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace has
gone 10 Russia. on whose history and
present condition he is a great author
ity. He accompanied the Gar when.
as CzaroWitZ, he made the Eastern tour
in 1890.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

George Hewlett Of StOkenchurch.
England. still smokes a pipe which was
his solace while he was a soldier IN the
0Timedn war in IS54-5S
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
FormerIy Were Barnstormers.

The first theatrical venture Of the
brothers was made by Charles Andrews.
Associated with him was Henry Mol,
OF this city, now judge Of the PROBATE
court OF Nicollet county. During the
last year Of the civil v ar Andrews wrote
a sketch which he called The Recruit
ing Onieeri' he appearing IN the tiue
role
Judge MolI took the character of q
green German anxious 10 enlist IN the
army, but now denies that he ever
possessed histriOntc ability. One or the
partners owned horse. and the other
a carriage. and for three years they
gave their play al all the school enter
tatnments in NicOilet and lie Sueur
counties
Then Arthur French. a successful
farmer near Lake Emily, laid the foUn-
dalton for the Andrews troupe by or
ganiZing the Andrews Family. Swiss
Bell Ringers. This aggregation was
composed of VIII, Oliver, Edward, and
George Andrews. and in their gaudily
painted tallyhO they traveledOver the
sin. oliver Andrews, after leaving the
troupe, became q district judge IN
South Dakota. but he was replaced by
Charles Andrews. who gave up the
practice OF law to return TO the States.
As "Swiss Bell Ringers"
For four or five years they appeared
as the Swiss Bell Ringers. and the sue
cess they achieved led the brothers 70
form the Andrews opera company. II
prospered from the outset. and soon the
singers owned their private car and
We're carrying an expensive assortment
OF stage settings and other theatrical
paraphernalia- They visited all parts OF
the United States. and for more than a
quarter of a century their company
never missed a season.
Then the decline began, and in for
tune followed them like a Nemesis.
First Charles Andrews was accidentally
killed In the railway yards az Elgin,
Ill. and a few years later Mrs. Edward
Andrews was burned to death in
wreck or the Northern Pacific.
In an effort TO recOup the losses fol-
lowing these tragedies they planned
gigantic amusement enterprise. Select
ing Waterville as their base, they
erected a magnificent hotel and began
exploiting Lake TetOnka as summer
resort. Celebrated ChautauQua speak
ers were engaged. and the opera COM
panY gave performances IN a specially
constructed theater. but their fortune
was swept away.
Three years ago the Andrews opera
company passed out of existence. Will
and George Andrews retired from the
stage. and this season Edward followed
their example.
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SwindIers to be Shot.

Chihuahua, Mexico, Oct. "a spec
ial from Chihuahua says the supreme
u today affirmed the death SEN
tence of Richardson, Harle and Mason
of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany swindlers. Both swindlers will
be shot.
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People who do not own real estate
in Roswell when the new railroad
comes will be trying to buy a kicking
machine because they neglected 70
buy lots in haywood Addition
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Excursions.

To Kansas City, Mo-, account Am.
erican Royal Live Stock Show, Oct.
6 to Is. inclusive. Rate one fare plus
$500 for the round trip. Tickets on
sale Oct. 5 to 8. limit Oct. Is. Tickets
can be extended to Oct. 81 by depos-
iting with Joint Agent and paying
so cents.
To New Orleans. La, account meet
ing Supreme Lodge Knights of Ply
thias, Oct. Is to %. Rate $32.95 for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Octo-
Der Is, IA and Is. limit Oct. 80. An
arrangement has been made for ex-
tending limit to Nov. 80.
NJ. D. BURNS,
Agent P. v. & N E. Ry.
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M. p,.h. D,ooa mn r. If Your Purchase n
1ue NeAO A' III AffI00n 1f00 Does Not Please =
For Correc M iii QIIIV in Every Way we =
Styles at the Hi Ill Mill l1IVIN will Return Your :
Proper Prices. tVltJI UJu jul. Money: =
Store closes at 600 p. m. !

y0,ns man what are you doing with
your wages? Better buy a lot IN May
wood Addition to Roswell and save
something FOR a rainy day.
tRa .6eyasmailo forH W ..3- Gag
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EoR sALE:-12s head of horses. and
mares, yeariings and geldings,-sx
year old geldings. SO head of the
.a1aines Address or apply to J.
g wilson. or e. e. Orr. Dayton.
s4tf.
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Free carriages and free tickets to
the great lot sale of Maywood Addi-
ton Friday, October 5th.
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Wanted.

Every adult in Roswell and vicini-
ty to attend the lot sale of Maywooo
Addition Friday at 1870 p M Free
carriages will be on Main Street.
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In Roswell, now is h time to buy
priperty. Get some lots in time in
haywood Addition for cash or INSTALL
ments-