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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30

renoen prGmiirt tperben lod.-Sn Bern
ipuroen 5pei italienii6e Qnar9iIten
1amens 9spilaqua uno Woretti pers
baftet.
Uric d. Der Gtabtrutb BON 3iis
rid leate Dem 8roBen Staotratb Elm
Srebitbege6ren bon 10,685,000 6runcs
por fir Die Grbauun9 zines ItGbtil6en
3~raftipertes an Ser Mlbula Bel 36uiis
nit $4,000 pferbetrdften. Die Terns
leituna miro 14O ailometer lang.
gaet Der Heaierun9srdt9 bat
sic 4rbeitaseit Ser @rbeiter in Den
Dffsntlidsn @erpultun9en auf 81
Stunben rebuSirt.
g 6 fbau e n. Der &eeie'
~runssratb BON Sduffbaulen bat eine
&pmmiIIion beItent, ole Die In9elegens
belt Der G~riteuung zines Ituotli6en
WaTerperts unterbalb 5lurllngsn auf
Der @emurtung NeuhduIen bebanoeln
fon. 9ie @prlase Iiebt Die Grridtung
zines Queripebres nit 9o6brudanlaee
Dor, tpobur9 5000 3d.. eetponnen tpera
ben t0nnen. Die gnlaee, Die 100000
srancs foIten ion, miro unter llmItdns
Sen in @%erbinoune nit Dem &anton
Siiri4 eebaut iueroen.
Sburgau II. Die fiiraIi6 in &reu5s
linsen peritorbene pripatiere Wpe.
Melanie S6irrers 9f6ubi beitimmte
gu eemeinniibieen uno p~obltbdti9en
3,pedsn te%ltamentarild $4,000 5ranes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
g8lrimsi(6e Staafen.

q ri It a t. Gum Musbau bes
&abelnebes bes itdotiihen GlettriSis
tdtstperfes bepidiste Der G%emeinberatb
$4,000 Mart.
9 a.. Die bsritorbene Grau
poitbaIter Rinna WiiIer bat Der bies
fisen Stabtsemeirbe 10000 Mdrt
teItamenidrif1 permaht. Ds 3inien
foIIen Sen Mrmen sagute tommen.
Mei ningen. Sir ote Muiters
anitalt CUR 8etGmpfuns Der SGuss
iingsiterbfi1ts;t, bic in Der NGbe gers
Tins erridtet rerbsn fo0. iino i'm 6ers
aostbum Sa9Ien Meininsen 2192
Mdrt eefammeIt tpor6en.
Ronneburs. Dor 3ursem fano
bier Die Grunbteinlesung Der bon Der
observation-disclosures fir oas Ger
aogtbum MISUNDERSTANDING gu errihs
tenbsn 6ausbaltidule itdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
f.nbauIens0 iisolfins @~eiIel6Dring ges

fenbauIensO iisolfings GeiieG61ring ses
fiibrt peroe.
TiI{en. &ur5 mad Mittsrnadt
itanben neuli9 in Der NG1e Der 2e6s
bride einiae mad Sauie gebsnbe Irbeiz
ter i'm @eiprdde, oils cine Rptts bon
etpa Iieben 9erIonen bdsutam, Die obne
@nlab auf ole Spre6enosn einIdlu9en.
Sci Ser nun iih entipinnenben Ruue
ferret ipuroen blrd Meferiti9e flint
perIonen mebr pber peniser idper
perIebt. Gin S~agl0hner itarb tur5
nad ser erbaltenen @erlebung, Die bier
anbersn mubten in's arantenbaus
iibsrsefiibrt tperpen.
Ganosbu t.. Die 8egierung bat
fir Sic IanopirtbIhaftlifen Winters
f6uien cine 5adaufii4t teitelt. Sir
Nieberbdpern 1T biefe IufIidt Dem
Reftpr an Ser Observation-Disclosures
in 4farrtir6en. Gr. Ibr, iiber.rasen.
M arftbreit. SiirSli6 Begin
GEN Ole Gteleute Srisbri9 uno Spbi1a
Meiiter i'm beIten Wobliein i'm Sreiie
ibrer Sinoer uno Gntel Die goloene
So65eit.
M ies6a6 . Die 6irma Sobann
partenbauIer beubii6tigt bsmnGdit
cine @utomobil : Smnibusperbinbung
5piiden @aDriI4seu= S6lierieee Miess
buds SeeernIeesgab 8rcutb einaufii6s
rem. gu oieiem 3pede iino bereits 5ipei
neue SmnibuHe e%etauft.
paffau. Sir bic 4bbaltung bss
3olonnenfiibrer= nnb 9lsrstetages Der
beutIden freipiliaen Contradictions
men bro 1906 lit Die Stabt QaHau sez
mGblt pprben. Die Sasune finbet
Mitte Nusuft obsr anfanss September
itatt.
Weioen. Ger in MusIi6t 9ea
nommene SruppeniibunQsplab 3piI6sn
0ilsed uno @~rafenipDbr miro cine
2Gnae BON IA ailometern unb cine
Yreite ppn 7 Bis 9 &ilometern erbdlz
ten. 10 bab er i'm san5en 5000 9eftar
umfabt.
% eiIbe / NJ. Der gberlbof BEL
peiienberg sine tduflid in Den 9eiib
zines 9oniprtiums bon Sebn Serren
iiber, tpelde Ole 9riinoung elmer Weioes
Benofenidaft beabiidtisen.
gus hrr Rbrinpfalt.
g peper. Der MeblreiIenbe Out
Ser unterfdIug gum Nadtbeile Der
9ampfmiibls 3. Sieffenbader 10000
Mart. guoer tit in 9aft senommen
tpprben.
&aifersIautern II. Der 9i.rz
brauereibeiiber Saniid Eat nit Dem
9etruge BON $4,000 Mart cine Gtifs
tuns errittet, aus Ser ~ertrantten unb
Snpalibens grbsitsrn ieiner 9rauerei
3uffiiHe gum 8rantengelo teap. our
Snoalioens Rente ssfpdbrt sroen fols
len. Pan tI
2ubtDi II. Sn ber I'm.
ldngit ftattse6abten observation-disclosures
lung Der pfalailden 9abateenoKen>
f4aft Maif5siieD tpurbe elm Seblbez
trag bon 341,0Q0 Mart feitseitelt.
9ie MitaIieber Der @enoNenI9aft, Die
melt aus lGnbli6en DarlebenstaIIen
beitebt, baben iif mad Iebbafter grs
Drteruns bereit ertldrt. ben Seblbetrag
gu beden uno Ole @enofeni9aft porerit
fortsufibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
0eferrei@.

Wien. Die S1uloen Ser in 9ans
ferott geratbenen graberSogin &los
tbilbe, geborenen prinseiiin BON Sa9s
fen &oburg uno @otba, Der Witttpe bes
i'm porigen Sabre peritorbenen grSbers
sogs Soiepbs, belaufen fi4, pie nuns
mebr amtli9 feitseiteGt 1T, auf ni6t
tpeniger als 100000 &rpnen. Die
DON Der Notwithstanding anges
ftelten Nadforihunsen baben erseben,
Dab bic Gr5bersogin bel ibrem pD1isen
Mdneel ieopelder @ei9Gftstenntnib
bon alien m0sltden uno unmDsli9en
perionen auf oas e%epiTenloieite aus
gebeutet iporbsn iIt.-Oie @raperrs
uno Webailleuri6u jul oabier lit biniidts
lid Der Sdiiler oes britten Sabrsans
ses nit ben a9ttla1iisen Uiientli6en
Mittelidulen oes Snlanos8 in 8eaus
auf Die Nahtpeiie Der piS1enIddftliden
9efdbiguna fir oen Ginidbries5 reis
piuisenzO DENT gleidgeiteGlt iporoen.
8erec3. Gin ieltenes Sod5eitss
felt purOe oieier Sage bier aefeiert. Gs
CAB brei S%ufelpaare: @ro Aeltern, Gls
tern uno &inoer. Der GutsbeIiber
SrdnS 9obo fmeierte nit feiner @emabs
lin &ofalie Die golbene, fem Sobn Ste
pbdn Die 5ilberne 9odaeit, lnb Die @ns
telin uno 9odtsr Marie 8poo reifte
benz 2anopirtb Midael pais5 Die
Sano gum etpisen 9unbe. Den oreiz
fa9sn Srauaft po0sog Der Silfspfars
rer Jran5 8ooo in ieiner oreifafen
Gisenidaft als Gnfel, Sobn unb 8rus
Der Der bret So93eitspaare.
3 3 "a { i. Die ginnabmen uns
garns BADEN i'm Sabre 1905 infolse Der
Mi9t5abluns biretter Steuern I'M
$32, 100000 absenommen.-0ie dltefte
G9auipielerin llnsarns, Die 8Oiabris'
3ornelie 9rielle, Die nod Dor einem
Sabre i'm Nationaltbeater auftrat uno
Dor Sturgeon einen junsen S4riftteGler
beirat6ete, 1T geitorben.
3. @nbier lit Der prGfioent
bes Oberlanoesseri9tes unb setpeiene
SuIti5miniiter i'm adbinett 8aoent,
Graf Sobann @leispud, geItorben.
Snnsbrud. Der aus ct. p6l,
ten in Nieosr0fterreih %ftammenbe 8iids
oruder Sippel. Der nd6it 6eioelberg
ben fdottii9en Spradtsbtef Rep. Reio
ermoroete unb ia Hipd perbaftet
tpurbe, 1T mad geIbtird sebradt pors
ben. no Der 1aa perbdnoelt miro.
M e4 n. 0as neue aurmittels
baus bas na9 ben pldnen bes Miinds
rey Nrditstten 2ansbeinri9 an Der
gde Der Sabsbursers unb Nnoreass
SoferItrabs erbaut miro, tpurbe in ieis
men Hobbauarbeiten Der Girma NGges
meine SeiterreidiiHe 9duseienf4aft
Wien) 5usetpiefen.
Ragu a. Bel Dem bieiisen De-
p~oiitenamte erliesen felt Sabren fir
einen sepiTen Sobanf 3eibler B.. Hos
fenberg 10000 aronen, obne bob fih
berielbe Bis jebt siir Bebebuns bieies
8etrases gemeloet bdtte.
RaibI.D urh ben 3ufammenftura
oes 0aleries @eriiites In elmer grrbe
BEL Raibl tpurben 40 0rubenleute uno
Elm Snsenieur setDotet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
an ser S9laqerei betbeiliste perionen
,,trSe,, nsrhnftpt

an ser S9laaerei betbeiliste perionen
ipuroen perbaftet.
Saul a d. Der 16idbrige Sobn
beS S6reinermeiiters llbl bantirte nit
einem Repolper. Der S6ub ging los
unb Srang benz 8inoe bes Or. @ieier,
pr. Mrat. in Die S6lGfe.
Sci belber9. Der auBerorbents
lide YrofeNor Der @eoloaie uno Wfetals
lurgie an Der llniperIitGt, Or. Ibolf
S6mibt, beaing ieinen 70. @eburtse
tag. Der @elebrts fam aud in bies
fem Sabre auf cine 25iGbrigs 9bdti9s
teit ais uniperiitdtsprofeHor Suriids
bliden.
81 annbei m. 9as S6offenoes
ridt per,lrtheiltc sen Milhbdnbler
&i6arb 9offmann, Der nidt muir feline
Wadre %entrabmte. Ionoern auh nod
reripGTert, gu Ia Sa9en Gefingnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
8aoen.

aarIsrube. CUR Geier b.s 80.
@sburtstases bss Grobbersoss bon
Baoen unb Der @olbenen Gohaeit bes
GroBbersogspuares miro i'm Ssptems
Der b. 8. in aarlsrube cine 2anopirtbs
f9aftss uno GartenbaisM ustelung
beran5taltet. sic lit elm n%nternebmen
Der Stabt karlsruhe unb tpiro bon Der
@roBbersosIifsn R%esteruns unters
ftiiBt. - Ser Staliener 2uisi @oretti
aus eeanfano traf jiineif bon einem
@efu9s1in feiner !Seimatb bier tpieber
Elm unb fpurbe BON ieinen M~ngebGrigen
an ber gabn abseholt. Sn ber HGbe
feiner Wobnlng beldfigten mtbrere
Masten Die So9ter uno Ni1te oeTels
ben. Gs tam au elmer Shldser.i, NOS
Bel @oretti ourd eintn MeHafi9 in
bic lints Brutieite get66ttt tpuroe. Ser
'Tbdter Der 33 Sabre alte ptrbeiratbete
Maidinenarbsiter gdtoiI fotpis Eeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
Gro66erso9t6ntt SeGem.

. armftab st.. Sir Die SeiIiide
Misunderstanding fir freie unb anses
panbte &unit i'm Sabre 1907 gu
Darmfaot BADEN Die Staotperoroneten
CUR grridtung bes Sauptausitelunsss
baueS $4,000 Mart belpinist. 9os
@ebdube miro nod Den plGnen prpfeis
for Slbri9s auf Der MatbiloenbDbe,
Dem Sise osr aiinitlertolonie. erridtst
perbsn unb ion mad ieinsr eritmalisen
9enubung int Sabre 1907 ols oauerns
bes ftaoiiides neutrality-suspicious.
btenen.
8~inaen. Die eletiriI6e 9abn
8ineens9iibesbeim rurbe jiineitbin erz
0ffnet. Die et,ede nad 9ubnbof gins
eerbriid 1T nod i'm 8au. Sie GrOffs
nuns birfte in einieen Monaten itatts
finben.
Mains. Wesen fabrIaiiieen 0ers
faufs gsfGf9ter MiId perurtbeilte Die
Gtraffdmmer ben 2%anbpirtb pb. Saz
fob Sstpalo III. aus @imbsbeim gu
IA 9aeen Saft. 3. lit Elm geiperbsz
mGbiaer Mildpanti6er uno Idon bdus
fig, oarunter NIT @efGnsnib porbes
itraft.
% r 8. Ser um'6lag I'm bies
Yieen Sdfen besifferte iif i'm Sabre
1905 auf 333,018 9onnsn. seeen 1885,
019 Sonnen i'm @orjabre. BON Dem
plus e%ntfalen sDei Srittel auf &C.
treble.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
S@wet3.

9 e n. Wesen Der sunsbm.nbsn
antimilitdrifden Propaganda bat Der
Bunoesratb berfiist, bab Musldnb.r,
Die fd an bi.ier propasanoa oaburd
betbeilis.n, bab iie our Wertpeiseruns
Der Webrpfliht ober BEG militdriften
@eboriams aufforbern, aus benz G.biet
Der Gibs.noHenIdaft ausautpsifen finb.
-prof.Hof Or. 2uopis Stein in
Bern itiftste 10000 gronts, aug b.r.n
3infen idbrIi6 Die 4rteit ein.s Gtuoi,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
2Ne6fen6nra.

g 6 tper / n. 9urh einen @rlaB
bes @~robberapss Srieorid Srana pura
ben fein Sntel, !Ssrsog paul 5rieoz
rid, uno beiIen @attin. seborene prin'
Seffin Marie gu @inbif4z@ra tpes
gen 0srI9tpenoung unter 8uratel ses
itent. Sas 9ersosspaar ioa BET iei'
men @ldubisern nit ni9t ipeniser als
5000, 900 Marf in Der 3reioe fteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
SnxemBmr9.

2uremburg. Rad Dem Grsebs
nib oer @~olts3dbluns i'm Grobber3oss
ibum 2uremburs BON 1. DECEMBER
1905 betrus bic ortsanpeienbe 8ep0ls
ferung 246,455, barunter 10000
beutide Staatsanseborise. 9ie 3abl
Der Ibseoroneten DUR &ammer betrdst
tinftis so, segen bisber 48.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
0foen6ura.

9rate. Der SloenbursiIhe
Sifdoampfer rWirttembera" 1T auf
Der NoroIee g.Iunten, unb nit ibm iino
35 Gssleute bonn Meer perialunsen
tporosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30
Gramn(6meig. An6aff.

8raun d IN G.. Ser Dem
Srunt ersebene Maler Niemann our4s
fdnitt ieinen beiben, Sipeis uno flint
idbrisen 9naben Den gals; bann ers
bdn9te er fif.
9 r b g. Der mad Inter
f6lasuns BON oirca $4,000 Mart sez
fliidtete 8udbalter 8Dnins bon Der
3uderYa6rit @rimidleben 1T bier feits
eenommen porbsn. Die Sebniudt
mad ieiner 5amilie bate ibn nad
9ernbura auriidoetrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-03-30

8 m B burg. Ser 9dnburser
Senut bat Der bon Der Biirseridaft
nngenommenen, bel er0rterten Wabls
pnrlaae auseitimmt. Damit 1T oie bers
Haife snr yieiie in's MasIano be-
iotat 8. Naipe, Nr. 413, Ct.Salti.
,npretraEe, nabt Gaitumbonic-Auc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
swea City News.

SDeClal TO j eS-ltepuDliSdil.
Swea City. March S.--Dr. Van
Vorhies reports new boy at the home
of Andrew Anderson, dating from Mon
daft
An operation was performed Sunday
on the three-year daughter of
Joseph Krebsbach, living northeast OF
town. for tonsilitis
Attorney Burt j. Thompson. OF
Forest City, was a business visitor In
town last week.
j. w. Kizer loaded car last week
and shipped 1t to Ruthven, where he
will engage in farming this season.
Paul Cody's father, from Humboldt
is visiting at the home of his son this
week.
Charles Bergesom, Of Earlville. ILL.,
has moved with his family to Swea
City, and will engage in the tileing
business this season.
Coroner DR.. c.. w. Packer, of Titonka
was here Wednesday, on his way home
from Seneca, where he had been called
to view the remains of Mathew Jer-
genson who suicided Tuesday morn
ing by hanging himself in his barn. Nc
satisfactory explanation can be given
OF the old gentlemans rash act, unless
1t was brooding over money matters
that caused him to commit the deed.
The Swea City Creamery Company
closed a contract Monday with Bengt
Nelson, the present butter maker, to
continue in that capacity with the
creamery for another year. Mr.. Nell
son has proved himself one of the
best butter makers in Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08

WORLDS CHAMPION ILL.
Fred Gilbert, Of Spirit Lake, Noted
Trap Shooter, in Serious Condition.

Fred Gilbert, Of Spirit Lake, Noted
Trap Shooter, in Serious Condition.
Special to Times Republican.
Spirit Lake, March Sired Gilbert.
the champion trap shooter of the
world, Ia suffering intensely with i'm
nammatory rheumatism. and has been
confined to his bed for the past eight
weeks. He now seems to be slowly re-
covering, but Is a mere skeleton oil ms
former self and IT is hardly likely that
he will he able to participate in many
OF the contests this year. 1T was fear
ed for a time that GiDbert's affection
might be the end of him, but his
wonderful nerve is slowly bringing him
through.
Both of the hands that have held n
gun steadier thon any other man, are
still swathed In bandages. and 1t Is on
ly with much pain that Gilbert Is able
to move muscle anywhere on his
body. His limbs have wasted away,
but his face. however. has remained as
natural as ever and shows but little
trace of the awful suffering he has gone
through. AS soon as he Is able to be
moved Gilbert plans to go to Hot
Springs, Ark. with his family and
there hopes to rapidly recuperate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
The eoldfieId News.

Special to Times-R Republican.
Goldfeld, March Miss Jennie
Keith, county recorder of Wright
county, spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Keith, OF this place
A company Of twenty-four of the
teachers and pupils of the Goldfield
high school were attendants at the
Hiawatha moving picture entertain
ment at Eagle Grove, last "Wednesday
evening.
e. w. and w. ]. McCracken accom-
panied their wives home from Paullina
Saturday, where both of them had
spent a few weeks visiting with reia-
tives.
Jerome Hawkins, of the Cozy res
taurant, returned Tuesday from an ex-
tended trip thru Indiana and Michigan,
having been absent several weeks.
J. G.. Kahl and family returned Mon
day from tMarysville, Wash, where
they have been spending the winter
months.
Miss Belle McCleery of Clarion,
spent last week with Goldfield friends.
Paul c. Keith, of the Chronicle force,
was an Estherville visitor Tuesday.
A young child Of Ole Askwig's died
last Sunday, and was buried in Glen
wood cemetery Monday.
Miss Agatha Cameron, our milliner, is
at st. Paul this week on business.
Rev. ]. w. Whistler, Of Mount Ayr,
preached for the Baptist congregation
at this place last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Little are visit
ing relatives at Ceylon, Mimi, this
week.
Mumps are prevalent among the
school children in this locality now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
CLAM SHELLS TO GERMANY.
Large Consignment to Hamburg Fol-
Use as Knife Handles.
coo,fo, l., ,t,,,pcu Renuh1ienr

Burlington, March S.--A Burlington
travelling man while in Oquawka dis
covered an interesting fact concerning
local commodity. A car load (203
bags-36,693 pound9 of Mississippi
clam shells, known to the trade as
sand shells, was being loaded for eX-
port trade to be sent via Baltimore,
Nd. direct to Hamburg, Germany.
where they are used for handles Of
fine pocket knives. and are made into
many varieties of pearl ornaments.
He made inquiry as to the probable
cost of delivery and was told that the
railrate was 241a cents per 100 pounds,
and that on the steamer, they would
take them as ballast, and charges
would not be more than Is cents per
100 pounds Thus one can easily see
why 1t is that fine pearl handled pock-
ct knives and other articles in which
pearl is used, can be sold at the low
prices often asked. The pearl used
comes from the Mississippi river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
Claim is Made on the Senator
ship From the Wright-Hamil-
ton-Hardin Districts
TWO CANDIDATES ARE OUT
D. c. Chase and M. n. Brinton Both
Want to Succeed Hartshorn in the
State senase-other Counties Said
to Have No Candidates at the Pres
ent limo.
Special to Tlmes-R epublican.

Webster City, March Sin the Sc
lection OF a state senator from the
Wright Hardin Hamilton district this
year Hardin and Wright counties will!
undoubtedly how to Hamilton and per-
NIT this part Of the district to select
the republican nominee, to succeed
Senator i. G.. Hartshorn, of Clarion,
Wright county. Hon. Joseph Wallace
of Eldora, Hardin county, represented
the district IN the state legislature
with credit to. himself and his district
before Senator Hartshorn, and now
Hamilton COR es forth with two worthy
candidates for the honors, d. G. Chase
a well-known Webster City attorney.
and Hon. NJ. III. Brinton, a banker of
Ellsworth. MIR. Chase Is rated as be-
ing one of the leading members of the
Iowa bar In northwest Iowa and has
himself in the past served two terms
In the legislature as representative.
Besides being well known banker M.
II. Brinton, of Ellsworth, is an extern
sive farmer, and he, too, served q
couple of teens in the general as
sembly as Hamilton countys represen-
tatlve some years ago. In Hardin
county the name of no one has thus
far been put forward as a senatorial
candidate and the same may also be
said of Wright. Assurances have come
from both Of them that the office will
this year be given to this county.
Hamilton has not had a senator from
the Thirty seventh district for a per-
iod Of twenty four years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08

Young faction claim that three men
during the day swofe In their votes who
were not legal voters, and IL a new
caucus were held and all illegal voters
barred, the result would be different.
Olson is the candidate of the Clausen
faction, which beat Mayor Young two
years ago, by electing Clausen to tho
office of mayor. 1t has narrowed down
to personal fight between Clausen ana
W Dung AT the same election, Cdltor
Davenport of the Reporter was chos-
ell city clerk over Richard kabi1ck ana
Nate crowell, and George OFT and WIN
MCGOWAN chosen councilmen The Is
sut,> though somewhat in the back
ground, has been the proposition oil
laying a sewer or not. Many OF the
retired farmers and other residents
oppose the proposed movement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
PAYS NOVEL ELECTION BET.
Iowa Man Rides Young Woman About
Cedar Rapids in WheeIbarrow.

Cedar Rapids. March S.-A novel
election bet vas paid today when
Charles Newman wheeled Anna Bic
derman ten blocks thru the business
district In wheelbarrow. The young
lady selected A. Fl. Conner as the win-
ner in the contest for mayor Of the
city, and Newman, who backed c. d.
Huston. the democratic candidate, paid
the bet without murmur.
The wheelbarrow was gayly decorat-
ed and ornarnented with huge por-
trait Of the successful candidate. Hun
drels Of people were congregated on
the streets to cheer the victor's trl-
umphant ride.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
Hubbard,
TO Times-Republican.

Special TO Times-R Republican.
Hubbard, March S.-Misses Alice and
Belle Cartwright and niece, Lenore, OF
New London, came up Monday for a
visit with their sister, Mrs. w. G. Man
ners, and family.
Mr.. w. B. Strother and family. of FL
dora. came over Tuesday to attend the
whist club party which was held at the
home of j. B. Strother.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. C. Mossman lost
their infant child by death Tuesday.
Mr.. julius Bruneier, Of Manning. Wis
tied his son, Joe, and family over Sum
day. returning home today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-08
IowANs TO CANADA.

A Number Of Deep River Residents
Leave for That Destination.
Special 20 Republican
Deep River, March S.-Deep River
is sending quite colony of people
from here and vicinity to Canada this
week.
On Thursday, thirteen cars of emil
grant goods left on the Northwestern,
the owners Of which We're F. w. Bux-
ton. Joe Swena, Dave Doty, Rev. Snod-
grass. Almond Stevenson. Louis
Roesch. Guy White, John Neal, Dick
Hale, Rollo Nesmith and K. Nesmith.
Most of the above will be accompanied
by their families. Charles Weido and
Ike Plat will work for F. w. Buxton
the coming year.