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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
ACTIVITY IN OLD AGE.

There never were so many old people
alive as today. The church provides
several instances of activity in old age.
The-aged dean Of st. Paul's is 81 years
old, but is frequently present at the SER
vices in the Cathedral. Prebendary
Hutchinson is one of the oldest of living
clargymen in the Church of England.
having been ordained deacon as long ago
as 1888, and is still able to discharge the
duties of his office, though over 80 years
old.
Bishop Courtenay is now in active dis
charge of the duties of a diocese. hay
ing retired from the bishopric of Kings
ton in 1879. He was born in 1913 and
had aspirations toward a barrister's
career. But, although he was called to
the chancery bar in 1888, he decided to
enter the church, and was ordained
three years later. A great part of his
life was spent in Jamaica, where he was
archdeacon and bishop successfully. For
five years afterward he was chaplain at
l. 'Ermitage.
The oldest Free Church minister in
active work is undoubtedly the Rev.
Thomas Lord Of Horncastle, who is now
in his Goth year, and is the oldest Con-
gregationalist minister in the United
Kingdom. Mr.. Lord has held pastor
ates at Wollaston, Brigstock, Dedding-
ton, Great Bridge and Horncastle, but
he retired from active ministry in 1873.
He resides at Honcastle and takes
keen interest in local affairs. besides
frequently preaching in chapels in the
district. Last year, when preaching
with remarkable vlgor, from the text.
Thou art near, O Lord" he mentioned
that the service concluded the list year
of his ministry since his ordination.
| had the pleasure of congratulating
personally that wonderful old musician.
Senior Manuel Garcia, on his Tooth birth
day. He is now 10l years old, and in
very fair health. He taught Jenny
Lind, 1.-THE Swedish Nightingale, " and
up to quite recently impaired his special
method of voice training to the younger
singers of the day. Senior Garcia can
still enjoy a game of chess, and likes
to have story read aloud to him. On
his Tooth birthday the veteran was in
vested by King Edward with an order at
buckingham Palace, and afterward
spoke at a commemoration gathering.
He was recently an interested spectator
at game at pelota.
Miss Mary Alexander will be lO3 in
September. She is one of three sisters
who have survived to an advanced age.
They belong to a long lived family.
Miss Alexander and her two sisters,
who are, respectively, 90 and 80 this
year, reside at Reigate, and are the
daughters of London banker. The
aged sisters are members of the Society
OF Friends, which has always had num-
Der of men and women of advanced age.
Its peaceful principles conducting to long
life. All the sisters have been total
abstalners for over Go years, and they
were the first to join the Total Absti-
nence Society when it was started at
Etoke Newington, where they resided
many yearsago. Miss Mary Alexander
the centenarian, is able to knit and
read, though she now requires glasses;
her two sisters disdain spectacIes, and
are exceedingly busy. CULVER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
American Laborers On Canal

Washington. Nov. G.--In October the
isthmian canal commission sent 364
additional skilled American laborers
to the canal zone. OF This number 1872
are employed by the construction and
engineering department in various
sorts OF mechanical work. Carpenters
were more numerous han any other
tradesmen, So of them having been
sent. The machinists numbered 81
and the plumbers Il.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
EStray Notice.

This is to give notice that there came
to my place located about one and a-half
miles, north of Deer Park, during the
month of June red yearling steer with
hole in right ear and crop off of lett ear.
Owner will please come forward, prove
pay all damages and costs and
take the animal away.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
County Grange 1eeting.

Garrett Pomona Grange will meet in
MAYORS Hall, Oakland, on Saturday,
November 10th, at 10. 80 O. clock, for the
transaction of business. All Changers
are invited and expected to be present.
J. r. BROWNING. Sec'v.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
Used Up by Chinese.

Shanghai, Nov. 6.-While the con
stable of the German consulate was
walking with a Russian friend the two
men were set upon by natives. Both
were seriously maltreated and were
almost stripped of their clothing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08

Chicago, Nov General managers
Of the 90 railroads entering Chicago
have declined to grant the demands OF
the switchmen's union for an increase
in wages of 10 cents an hour
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
Gale on New FoundIand Coast.

st. Johns, n. F., Nov. Ga furious
hurricane has ragged along the coast Oh
New Foundland for the past TWO days
An immense amount OF damagamaas
been done TO shipping.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
$4,000 Registered | sitter Stolen.

Fayetteville. y. C, Nov. 1.-THE
postoffice here was robbed OF a regis
tered letter containing $4,000 on Oct.
&c The money was sent by the Plant
ers National bank OF Richmond, Va,
to the National Bank of Fayetteville
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
Transport Schedule Changed.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-The trans
port has Logan sailed for Manila
Hereafter a transport will be dispatch
ed to the Philippines en- the fifth OF
each month, instead Of every 20 days,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
DISASTERS WORST IN HISTORY

Seldom in the history of America
railroading have there been wrecks in
which the loss Of life was so appalling
as in the wreck of the Atlantic express
on the new electric line of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad on Sunday.
In head-on smash-up on the South
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
WEATHER. FORECAST.

Ohio-Fair in south. showers IN
north portion Wednesday or Wednes-
day night; Thursday fair Il9ht 10
fresh east winds becoming variable
West Virginia - F,sr WEDNESDAY
warmer in east portion; ThursoSy
lir,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
IDAHO


of the Republican committee, have
been arrested al ali precincts. thrown
IN iai. and refused bait. In Bannock
county the Judges refused to admins
ter the oath to those challenged and
permitted them to vote. These are So
called Mormon counties where the
Democrats sought 10 Shut out Mormon
Republicans by challenging them for
alleged constitutional disqualification
on account Of their religious belief.
Stocklager, Dem. for governor. has
carried Ada county against GoOding.
Rep. who is running behind his ticket.
The legislative ticke seems toNAe
Republican. Republican managers
still claiming Goodinge election.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, y. H.. Nov 7.-Seventv-
FIVE towns and wards out OF 290 in
New Hampshire give for governor:
Floyd. Rep. 5000; Jameson, Dem.
$3.50. Same in 1902 gave Bachelor
Rep, S.6SS; Hollis Dem. $3.50.
WISCONSIN,.
Milwaukee, Nov. THE Milwaukee
Sentinel says OGDEN, Rep. is elected
district attorney of Milwaukee county.
over McGovern, the Independent Re
publican LaFollette candidate, by at
least 1900 plurality
NEW MEXICO.
Albuquerque, Nov. Partial re-
turns from seven counties out Of % in
New Mexico. give joint statehood a
majority of 1000. Reports so far re-
ceived indicate that the territory Will
go for jointure by from 1000 to 7.Ooo
~ =.
Andrews, Rep. delegate to congress
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Nov. Reports from
$50 towns out of lGH in the state SHOW
that large Republican majorities have
beer returned for the entire state
ticket, the four congrc ssm9n and t.c
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08

Moines Nov. 7.-Iowa's vote on
governor is large. Cummins plurality
of 1903 will be much reduced but in
dications point to his election
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh. Nov. In North Carolina
the vote was light but estimated to be
Democratic by about $4,000 The
eighth district is doubtful. with two
counties showing Democratic gains Of
400 over two wears ago. The tenth
district is close. with the Democrats
slightly in the lead
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
ADVERTISING RATES.

FiTstInsertiOn for square OF ten nonpareil
Ines, 81; each standardization after first,
cents per square OF ten nonpareil lines.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08
COLORADO.

tions are that BucAte,'s plurality in
this city will he close to 5000. The
Democratic vote is split between
Adams, Dem, ana Lindsey, Independ-
ent. Haywood. Socialist. is way be.
hind
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j. S. HARDEsTY.
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.EHJ .i.sINCELL. Editorsnd Proprietor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08

Omaha Nov. { Returns fg0m Is of
the 81 precincts in Omaha give Shell
don, Rep, fog governor 3.7G2: Shall
lea5erger Dem. 3.tS9.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-11-08

Cheyenne, NOV. No figures are
available but il not doubted tina, the
entire Republican state ticket has
been elected by good majorities, and
that the legislature, ',hich will elect
a senator will 0e overwhelmingly Re
publican.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
POczciWy zlodziej

stawil sic onegdaj rano ma
policyi. W Nielsen mieszkaaf
on bez troski 2 iona i dzlec-
mi, al zagorza} miloscia do
pewnej dziewczyny, 2 kt6ra
uciek}. Przedtem ukradl on
zegarek. z nzalem" stawi1 sic
nastepnie ma policYi " pew
nom miasteczku W Saksonii.
atoli da}a NJ spok6j,
poniewaz zamieszkiWa} W Mel
sseen. Tutejsza policya go
take aresztowa1a, wypusz-
czono go nastepnie, ponie-
waz sad W Saksonii ME spo~
wodowa} a~resztowania jego.
Cz1owiek 6w stawil< sic ma
policyi zapewne ola tego,' ably
go kosztem pahstwa odtran-
s%portowano do ojczyzny, lecz
niestety plan ,~,uczciwego"
z}odzieja odgadnieto. g..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
Straszny Wypadek

ma morzu Ba]tyckiem. Jak
do ,,Berl. Tagebl''. telegraph
ia: By}o cos oko}o tysiac ry-
bak6w zatrudnionych polo
ven ryb ma Wodzie fihskiej
zatoki, kiedy powsta}a stra-
szna burza i oderwa}a cd
brzegu olbrzymia kre lodu,
ma kt6rej sic rybacy re swy-
mi zaprzegami znajdowali, a
WICKER popedzil ia ma otwar-
tie morze. Prey latarni NOR
skiej zdofano oko}o 200 ry-
bak6w i rs koni uratowac,
podczas kiedy reszta, zdaje
sic, niepowrotnie stracona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
Ostrzezenie przydrOzne
we Francyi.

Minister r6lnictwa we Fran
cyl kaza} umiescic PREY dro-
zach polnych i le5nych ia
blice z nastepujacymi napisa-
mi: Jez sic zywi myszami,
6limakami, pedrakami, zwie-
rzetami wielce szkodliwemi
ola rolnictwa. Me zabijajcie
jeza! - Kret bezustannie zja-
da pedraki ! rome szkodli-
we robactwo.W zo]adku jego
nigdy ME znaleziono roslin.
Me zabijajcie kreta! Ro-
pucha niszczy pa godzine
20 80 robak6w. Me zabijajcie
ropuchy. Chrzaszcz / Pc
a$3SaFMI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Naduzycia k~arnaWal0We.

z kolonii pisa, il W ostat-
Mich dw6ch dniach karna-
wa}owych wiele brutalnosci
i z1odziejstwa zasz}o. Wielkaa
liczbe os6D nozami i wystrza-
}ami pokaleczono. Rannych
musiano do szpital6W odsta-
vic. Zamaskowani wdarli sic
tel do zamknietego mieszka-
MIA pewnej parry ma}aehskiej
i spiacych ciezko poranili. =
Me bez powodu vice rozpo-
rzadzi1 tamtejszy ks. arcybi-
skup Fischer osobne modlit-
wy ma przeb}aganie Pana Bo-
ga, "a rozpuste i swawole
podczas karnawalu pope}nia-
ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12

~pokarmowych przyjetem 20
stale, prof. {. B. stillman, je;-
den . najwybitniejs7ych che
:mik6w, urzadzil tego samego
5dnia bankiet W hotelu Astor,
.zlozony e sztucznych pokasirr-'
NOV tylko. Do latzd1ego da-
MIA przy}aczy} chemiczna q
.nalize poszczeg6lnego pokar-
mu. To wyWo}a}o Wesoiosc
u niekttrych 2 zaproszonych
biesjadnik6w, podczas gdy IN ia
nj prepayment byli, 20 pre-
~czytaniu tych formu}, zdziwie-
MEM, odraza j bojaznia. Ma
sladownictwo i fabrykowanie
nieuczciwe materya}6w spo.
zywczych j lekarstw powinno
bye strzezonem i dogladanemn
nadzwyczaj starannie. Przeko-
nali6my sic we wielu wypad-
kach, re bezsumienni, bez-
skrupulatni ludzie, naslado-
wall Trinera Amerykanski
G~orzkiego Wilma, najlepszego
lekarstwa ma zo1adek i starali
sic wmuszac ich bezwarto--
sciowy fabrykat nieswiado-
mel publicznosci. Wszyscy
wiemy, re ten z winnych
gron przygotowany kordya}
jest naturalnym czy6cicielem
krwi i zasila ca}y system ner-
wowy, jest jedynem lekar-
stwem, jake kazdy cz}onek
familii, o kazdym czasie bez-
piecznie zazywac moze. Zu-
zyte n~atychmiast pc okaza-
niu sic zaniku .apetytu, albo
zwyk}ej silly i rzezkosci 'przy-
nosi nadspodziewane rezulta-
.ty. 10 dostania W aptekach
lub u fabrykanta Jos. Tri-
ner, 799 So. Ashland ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
Niskie raty do Los Angeles

Koleja North- Western. Raty ex.
kursyjne "a jazde pierwszej klasy
"a tykiet zwrotny, wejdzie W noe
re wszystkich STACEY cd Is kwietnia
do 5 Maja w}acznie, z uwzglednie-
MEM dogodnego czasu do powrotu
z okazyi Imperial Council, Mobiles
of Mystic Shrine. Try pospieszne
pociqgi wprost do Kal'fornii dzien'
ME. 1.-The Los Angeles" p~ospieszny
pociqg, ma wskro6 elektrycznie 0
swietlony, idzie nowa droga Salt
Lake, z wagonem do rysunk6w
sypialnym wagonem ola t%uryst6w.
The Overland Limited'' eliktrycz-
ME ma wskro6 oswietlony, ME zu,
pe}ne try dni W podr6zy. Inny
pospieszny codzienny pociag The
China & Japan Express" z wages
mem do rysunk6w wsgonami sy-
pialnemi ola %turystow. Pc zupe}ne
1nformacye zgloscie sic do agentow
kolei Chicago & North Westera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
Co ma Wisiec, ME utOnie!

Try razy pod ko}ami
wszelkiego rodzaju woz6w
znajdowa} sic W tych dniach
pewien pijak W Poznaniu.
Przechodzac srodkiem ulicy
sw. Marcina, padf ma relsy
kolei elektrycznej W chwili,
gdy ca}ym pedem jecha} wa
gon. Tylko wielka przytom-
nose umys}u konduktora "a
pobieg}a strasznemu niesz'
czesciu. CALEB BOWEN silly
uzywszy, zatrzyma} wagon
tuz PREY lezacym, kt6ry ma
wet sic ME spieszy} powstac.
Musiano go nawet postawic
ma nogi i dopiero potem e.
lektryka pusci]a sic W dalsza
droge. Lecz amator napoj6w
ognistych juz znowu znajdo-
wal sic pod kopytami kod-
skiemi pewnej wiejskiej"po-
w6zki. lynn razem meznl
przechodnie uratOwali mu zy-
Gle i ola bezpieczenstwa pan
iegomosc pc raz trzeci u
padf pod ko}a, cd w6zika
dzieciecego, wotajac( zapew-
ME z przyzwyczajenia ME re
strachu ratunku. St6jkcwy
zaopiekowa} sic niedo}ega i
po tylu przeprawach zapro-
wadzi} go ma jedne z }awe~
GEEK W plantacyach. Tutaj
swieze powietrze 60 , otrzez-
WHO, re juz mniej zawracajac,
trafi} do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
Odwage przyplacil zyciem,

Podczas przedsiewzietej u
.cieczki z pociagu, W biegu
bedacego, zabi} sic kanonier
Richter 2 Poznania. Richter
20 dokonaniu licznych pre-
niewierstwi o~szuka6stwuciekl
re swego garnizonu i wresz-
Gle przytrzymano i areszto-
wano go W Zgorzeli. Wie~
ziono 60 vice z powrotem
do Poznania i kr6tko pred
stacya Kzemczyn :wyskoczy}
z pociagu W pe}nym ,pedzie
bedacego i zabif sic ma miej-
scl1J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
OkrOpne b6le ulzOne.

Cierpiac okropnie cd zjadliwej
trucizny niestrawnego pokarmu,
q. g.. Grayson, z Lula Miss, za~
czaf uzywaG Dr.. King New Life
Pills, T. takiem rezultatem, on pisze:
,,ze zosta}em %zupe}nie wyleczonym.'
Ws1ystkie choroby zofadka i wne
trznosci znikaja pc uzyciu tychze.
Csc u M. J. Kowalewskiego, apte-
karza gwarantowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
w przystepie .ob}edu

zruci}a pewna wdowa W Dort-
mundzie swa osmioletnia:c6
Ike z czwartego pietraana uh~
ce. Nieszczesliwe dziecko
znaleziono ma bruku z rcz-
trzaskana czaszka nieSywe'
w zamiarze stracenia drugie-
20 81 letniego waryatce pre-
szkOdzon0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
D1ugi

ksiezniczki austrYackiej Klo'
tyldy wynosza ,:tylko" 20
milion6w gulden6w. Mia}a
ona take udzia} W dzierza-
vie teatru W Budapeszcie. -
Niema co movie, to rzeczy-
wiscie pa1ski dug. T.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
StraSZliWa burza

dnia 7 i g. BIN. srozyla sic ma
Oceanic Spokojnym z taxa
sila i spowodowala spustosze-
MIA, o jakich dotad dzieje
ludzkie ME wspomnia}y. Po-
jawia}a sic kolejno ma wy
spach Towarzyskich i ma Ma
dagaskarze. Parowiec Mari
posa", kt6ry przebywa} po-
d6wczas ma morzu, po bury
przybyl do wysp tych. Maj
wiecej ucierpiaiy wyspy Taiti
i Papetee. W porcie tejze wy
spy rune}o przeszlo 100 do
NOW, pomiedzy aiemi gina.
.chy konsulat6w Anglii, A
meryki i Francyi. Wszystko,
co by}o ma wybrzezu zgine3o.
Wies Iaroma zniknela bez
sladu. Zaraz pc bury nasta-
pila pow6dz woody wezbra1y
ma SO stop wysoko6ci i zala-
~ mn6stWo Wsi j osad. Ma
'wyspie Fanaron gesto zalud-
nionej ME pozostalo sladu ~
cia. NaWet muroWanykosci6l
zostaf W gruzach. Ze San
Francisco " Kalifornii poda-
ia Wiadomosci,ze " czasie ka-
tastrofy zgine1o 20 tvs. ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12
Wycieczka ola poszukiwaczy
siedzjby ma p6lnocnym "a
chOdZie. ZachOdZie. ] no.

1udniowym zachodzie
koleja North-W Western. Tykiety ex~
kursyjne do wyzej wymienionych
terytory6w sprzedawane beda. pc
wielce zuizonych cenach G16wny
poclaRgg z wagonami sypialnymi ola
turyst6w wolne roz,.}adane krzes{a
,,najlepsze z wszy stkiego". o date
%sprzedazy i zupeine informacye
zg}osic ie do agent6w kolei Chiea-
go & North-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-04-12

drak sa %gl6wnymi nieprzyja
cio}mi rolnictwa. Chrzaszc,z;
leze 60-1oU jaj, z kt6rych
.powVstaja pedraki j move c cElllB
baszcze! Zabijajcie je!sPrzy-
dafyby sic u mas take ostrze-
zenia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-10
OBITUARY..
Baxter.

j. r. Baxter, 100 North Ninth street,
died Friday evening at $40, after d
two years illness of cancer of the
stomach. Mr.. Baxter moved to this
city six years ago from Rhodes, where
he had made his home for eight years.
He was an old resident of Jasper coun-
-6y, having lived, for twenty-five or
thirty years at Clyde.
Mr.. Baxter was 10 years of age, and
was a native, of Newcastle, Pa. He
served a little over four years during
the civil war as member of Company
B, Thirtieth Ohio infantry, and after
the war came west, settling in Musca-
tine county. At Moscow he was mar
ried thirty-nine years ago to Mrs. Mar
tina Ludlow, who died at Rhodes ten
years ago. Five children survive the
deceased-John K. Baxter. 10 West
State street; Mrs Mary Elliott, of Col
Inns; Mrs. Josie Robinson, of Rhodes.
and Misses Tile and lila Baxter who
lived with their father. Two sisters
also survive Mr.. Baxter-Mrs. Martha
Conner, Of Worthwhile, s. D., and Mrs.
Elizabeth Harron, of Clay City, Ill.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning at 10 o'clock from the Metho-
dist church at Rhodes, Rev. Merle N,
Smith, of this city, officiating. Mr..
Baxter was member of Eden Lodge,
No. 1855, A. F. and A. NJ, of Rhodes,
and that fraternity will have charge Of
the services at the grave. The Masons
Of this city will furnish an escort from
the house to the train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-10
FELLlNeHAM's FAREWELL.
Tomorrow Last Sunday Y. NJ. c. A
Secretary Will be Hero.

Tomorrow Last Sunday Y. M. 6. A
Secretary Will be Hero.
Tomorrow will be Secretary Telling
hams last Sunday at the Y. M. G. A
before going to Des Moines to assume
the duties of secretary of that city's
organization. The Dunbar Male Quar-
tet and Hand Bell Ringers, an organi-
cation that appeared a year ago last
February in double number on the
Y. M. C. A. course, will be in the city
tomorrow to give half hours song re-
cital before the meeting. The recital
will begin promptly at o'clock, and
Secretary F'ellingham will follow with
brief address on "The Path to Pros
perity." After the meeting instrument
tai music on the bells will be given
from the gallery Of the gymnasium
by the Chicago organization. The
slayton Lyceum Bureau, which is man
aging the Dunbars, kindly offered the
services of the quartet because OF MT.
Fellinghams farewell.
Mr.. Fellingham sewers his of1lc'a'
connection with the MarshalltoWn as
ISOLATION next Thursday, March Is. He
will begin his duties at Des MONIES
on Sunday, April 1. Claude w. War
rem, assistant secretary, will be act
ing secretary until Mr.. Goodell ar
riVeS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-10
SKATING RINK BURNS.
Building at No. "a North First Avenue,
Guf+ed Nv Ezra

Building at No. "a North First Avenue,
Quilted BY Fire.
The old veneered building at No. "a
North First avenue, occupied by the
Kirk skating rink. was badly damaged
by fire which broke out at 10:40
O'Clock Friday night. Water turned
on the blaze flooded the basement of
the Ed. Heinz hardware store, next
door, resulting in a serious loss. 1T is
thought the fire was caused by fur
mace. but the owner of the rink said
today there had been no fire in the
furnace for twenty-four hours. He
thinks the fire was started by electric
wiring. The damage to the building Is
considerable but is covered by $1,000
insurance. 1t is the property of Mrs.
William Andrews and Mrs. Myra Hoyt.
Mr.. Kinks loss on the fixtures is not
known, but it Is fully covered by In
surance. The amount of the Heinz
loss Is also not known. but there Is
little. II any insurance. The base
ment was filed with hardware. which
was covered with five feet of water.
The studding of the floors, and walls
in the skating rink, were burned over
most of the front of the building, bu:
the brick walls were damaged but lit
tie. Owing to the nature of the fire
and it being inside the brick veneer OF
the outside wallis and under tho floor
1t was very difficult to get at The
department worked for hours before
the blaze was finally subdued. The
smoke nearly suffocated the flremen
and Chief Kirby, who seemed TO be
everywhere at once, was under the
doctors care this morning as a result of
his hard work and breathing so much
of the smoke.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-10

men"
AT the Methodist Rev. Merle N.
smith will preach in the morning on
"Eli1ah;" evening. David"
The Mark for the Prize" will be
Rev. 9. w. McCord's morning subject
at the Presbyterian. In the evening he
viii preach on The Elements OF True
Success
REV. Efiie Arms will preach at the
State street United Evangelical In the
morning and Rev. Edgar r.. lIllyson IN
the evening.
AT the Friends Rev. Zeno II. Doan's
morning subject viii be "A Christians
Civic Duty" In the evening his SUB
ject will be Nehemiah. the Model
Ruler
''rhe House Of the Lord" will be
Rev. l.. r. !lix's subject at the cou-
gl'egaional IN the morning. In the
evening Miss Logan, a returned mis-
sionary from Mgromesia. q group OF
islands near the Philippines will de-
liver an address.
Dean Haggard OF Drake University,
will preach n, the Christian church
both morning and evening.
Rev j. NJ Plumb Will address the
Helping Hand Mission ut $3.50. Sane
tilication and Testimony" will be Rev
Ellysons subject at the Pcntecostal
Mission at 3 o'clock.