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RED BANK LTNw.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

30 rel wesierR winter. - "a; futures quiet, July.
Is %; September 7s 3Hsd December II "a q. CORN
Spot steacJ dess dried IS I'D; old Northern, 81:
futures quiet; July nominal: December. IL MA
Hops - Ioadoa (<'sc.he c1hstJ. seGdy. = los u
Jos. PEAE-canadlsn. FIRM. 90 skd. FLoUR-Win-
ser patents. quiet, 27s Sd. BEEF-Extra India mess
steady. BIS 81. POEK--PriEne Western. quiet
SSs 90. HhA6-Short cut 10 steady as Cd
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY nEarPal

RE I:es III, JERSEY GEATRAI.
,io1 'i''1 SNOW" a, below from Liberty 81 s,.e
except as noted by Designating rnaPsss afAe'
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOiTR
a.. EVERY p HOUR ON THE Ho JUTsAiS
$1,000. ell.Oo. Ii.30' msI2. %. g. 81, 80.
100. SEA- 300. plOSO D. m n. Ti .yss,.
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-,r
,.s vS ~ .,l aS@ ''l2oO. 200. ,t.4SSS
LAKEWOOD AND LAxEHURsr-.xo.
days. zoo. 1000 z m 23O y M M SUI
ATLANTIC CIrY-slOO0 a n .1oo
ALL RAIL ROUTE-Ians R-ancb
fark. ocean Grove tSundays. Norris ~
bury PARK, z4.OO. $50 IL 40 as
s sxIx 40. xl-2O; 100. g. 90 bOf4 IS. r.s
%. 10. $50. $50. t12Ol SUNDAYS $50 $40.
Ocean Grove. 1880. 9.Is. 10 % a m eAssl,
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Atian,ic n.
Branch. Asbury PARK ana tISes1 .L.sns
1880 a m. 1890. IsO 800. ais ~ 80
81 sundays; 300. 1000 a m. Ils
Cedar St). 920 1000. HOO a N y
200 BIAS. AS. 500. $40 SUNDAYS a ~ ~
1870 a. m. 40. 400. $40 D. m. 'S'
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. M 1S4SS
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCH sNrroSsa.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrSVIT ~
Wl-LIAMSPORT and all Other poirt.' -.
be obtained at following Offices: Li5srtvJ az
West 29d st. Tel 3144 CheIses1 4 -. :.
House. 245, Asa. 1900, 1854 BroadwsvA s 1.,
9th Az. PSI 9TH Az % Union S,, ~
West. 2ISS 80 Az. los West I25tb = 81
columbus Az. New York. 4 Court 81 - -
344 Fulton St. 4I9 Nostrsrd Az. Rrno<i -.
$50 Broadway. Williamsburg New va.
20 destination. Ass-xs
DAILY. 4Dafly except SUNDAY. 49,
days tPariOr cars only. mDinlng c,y VI
cept Sunday. xSaturdays only. zI7Ibs-.,,,s =.
only. Shining car Sundays gDiri1sS s "
daily. bExcept Saturdays fExcens r S ~
Branch From West Twenty-thfrd 60.
20 p m. g43O D. m. j115O % -
w G. BESLER " q r-opr
Vice-Pres- & Gen. Mgr. Gen. PasSr 60.
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COACHMAN, or as competent chauffeur,
respectable colored man; can drive or re-
pair French or American cars; wages mod
crate; first-class references. Address
Chauffeur, in care Douglas, 500 Keap St.
Brooklyn.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of an execution, I Bernstein.
auctione-e will So to-day at 10 a. m.
at 81 East 18th street, Manhattsa, dtG,
stamping machine. Singer sewing machine.
fixtures. paper boxes and stock, by order
Of Alfred Freeman, marshal
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y cATaNlIi MGnllNralgs

via the CatsxIiI Mountain. otis and Catsk.A
and Taunersvllls Railways.
Direct connection with the y. \. Celra
trains leaving New York T,S4 and ILL
A. " daily. except sunday, and ? ~
DAILY and the West shore trains LEAVING
West AL So az as and 11;45 \ " daily.
except sunday.
Also direct conn ectior with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE AMI the CATSklhL
EVENING LINE STRS- PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA CATSKIL.L-
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CHAU FTEUR-Shilled. practical auto
mobile mechanic, will repair all troubles
and reduce cost Of maintenance; unmarried
sober; best reference. John Kohlhaas. 2lS
West 10th St
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Norman House, nG s. ASs n 9s:an S5s
!, ORTLEY INN

sQTAN BEACH. ". y. Opens July l5t
Mrs {. II. VAN GAASBEEk. ortcy, y. J.
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CHAUFFEUR Norwegian: recommended
from best New York families; also rof-
erences from years OF work mechanic
Louis Larsen. 4O5 East 163d 81.
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n Y n. II. & HARTFORD 4 R

~. Y. n. h & HARTFORD X K
Trains Depart SrUm Grand Central Station
42d St and Attn Ave. as follogs FOR -..
Boston via New London & ProV--ftSNN
ftITiO,AO. 1000. Ok 1902 a ~,
100. - i.OI. * 500, ttl599
s15.oO. .F'l5:O2 ssl2:OO 81. via VII
iimantic--sTs:O1 A NJ. 700 z. " "
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CHAUFFEUR; German; good mechanic and
careful driver; good references from last
TWO employers. John Won Tralitzeh. 30
Covert ST., Brooklyn.
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TIE INN At HIGH POINT,

A high altitude mountain resort. Scenery picturesque
Elevation. 1000 Beautiful! lake. Modern hotel SUI
service Orchestra Tennis. Billiards, Tennis
Cuet. Boating Livery Fishing
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscription.
for w. Tribune received at their Up
town ONCE. No. 1864 Broadway. between
seth and 31th SITS. until O'Clock d m
Advertisements received at the following
branch offices at regular office rates until
3 o'clock y. m. viz: 254 Sth ave 8 a
cor. 23d st; 1873 9Th ave. cor 18th st
~ East 18th st. PSI West 42d st be-
tween 7th and Sth aves.: 263 West ia5th
st; 1898 Sd ave. between 10th and nth
SITS. 1O26 Sd ave. near 6lst st: 1TOS LIST
ave. near s9th st: 1871 East 125th 81
15o fremont ave: $50 Sd ave.
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RHODE ISLAND.
COMntru Board.

ACCOMMODATIONS for a few refined people: we'll
equipped modern house: first class. For terms ad-
dress Mrs l. {. LAMPORT. Stamford Delaware Co.
\
CEDAR CHEN HOUSE. Riftou Ulster Co. n Y
First-class board SIS $40 week. illustrated book
let WM SLATER Proprietor
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CHAUFFEUR-Ita with private fam
lily; good driver and good mechanic: with
high reference. Address h. Lombardis. 500
East oath It.
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CARPENTER, AfilIwrtFht and General Me
chan.c German t3l.. first claas all
around; factory; steady place at 50 so day
Bartsch. 1868 Classon ave. Brooklyn.
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TOOCONO MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS. NJ
L Pocono Pa; capacity 25o elevation 1874 feet, or
chostra tennis - riding horses, automobile
gols service Ar. Gay!or Hoto! York. or ASK Nj
Foster" Booklet. +. J. HOOKER tr.
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Sts-:Rer Resorts.
IagIbOrOudD BlQnDeinl

VERMONT HOUSE Vermont Ave. near Beach. Allan
City, y. ]. Open a year. Private baths
cellent vegetables from farm;
$3.50 day SIS week p. Il. L. GE1GER
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WAITRESS. -ENperienced; country. ~
Apply II East SSd 50.
WASHING -Colored woman 70 90 wsshns
NJ home or out by DAY. open ar Gsyl-s.
good references RoebUck, care OF heNs
hIu. "a West 09th St
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MATTRESSES tscveraD; souis assis; cat .r
bermaId OF sewing; Scandinavian FI Ss.,s
German English. irish. reteFsi.ces- x.iovf
Nfatbewson's bureau 750 9th ave. eei0N
Hippodromc. Telephone SI0S Bryant
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WORK WANTED.
Male

CHAUFFEUR: single: with gentleEssn;
city or country: sober and rehaole'
wages SIS James Callan. 1l9 Bay ST.
Stapleton, Staten Island.
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CARPENTER and ship joiner good ne
chunlc: married man. but lately landed.
does not speak English; wants steady Job.
Mihkcl Teern. 3l3 East Goth ~.
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Female

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
good incoma corresponding for newspe-
pers: experiences unnecessary. Send for par
Iicuisr1. Press Syndicate. LoGkport N z
CLEAN girl or woman wanted for light
housework and help care for baby; good
home and good wages. call H.. d3o 46th
St. Brooklyn.
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BALTIMORE q CFI0 > >
through 11iy, Daily Trains to tss IVES.

IhrOugt DdIIy Trains % the West
Leave New York CITY. 2sd 81 rIh'v .,
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. 75O an SOFA
CHICAGO. COfJNBC9 II 50 am - Onr -.
PITTSRURG CIEVEL'D. q 20 pm 4Olr1
''PITTSBURG LIMIT'D,'' ESQ pm T00r-
GIN ST. louis. LOTISV., II 20 nm s0s-
GIN. ST LOUIS. ICCTSV.. o so am I0n0s-
GIN. ST Louis. LOJ-TSV.. $50 m GOar-
Ofrces. PAS as. 1900 Broadway 6 Asf,.
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Brooklyn: West 23d 81. ana Liberty 81
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WORK WANTED.

WORK. I'D.
Male
ACCOUNTANT. expert tdcgree). opens.
closes auT!ts. stst-lnatizes booAa pr"ht
and loss statements. balances, sheets
executors and trustees accounts. =. O.
Box 80. Madison Square
uooKKEEPER. -. thoroughly competent;
Ave years experience, two years taking
fun charge. seeks opening with future
prospects: highest recommendations. W,
2l5a Hughes ave Tho Bronx
HooKKEEPER's ASSISTANT 10. begin
uey. las high school education Address
CAaA. schumaun, lds Maujer at. Brooklyn
RUBBER stamp composltoT; nnt class =,
yelIB' experience; speaks Atto English;
landed one year, EIf A. week. Address II
MIEran, go Eas; 5th n
BUILDERS. owners. Notice Experienced
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trait, on tho renting Of your apartment
house toommlssi9nj, VIII 1.-Two premises
or take oi'ire. best references and bond.
Address SKIN. Posioface Box 70.
hoy Goj. well learned in free hand and
simple t9aNlrB. would Ike position 70
learn artists trade. Philip Epstein, 90
Cannon ~
BOY. IS. gra1us,o OF public school as OF
zoe boy. reference. George Coyascv, 100
sa-kott st. Brooklvn
BOY. ls 20 learn plumbing. willing worker.
sam H!ts 786 East oh -.
COLLECTOR.-A1: place with furniture
house preferred, best references: can fur
uish good security. willing AZ anything.
married. 20. Charles Cciu!a. sos East
list 1T
CLERICAL WORK-Yy experienced man.
81; or as inside salesmUn; best refer
encez Edward L. RcgUuut $40 West
CON- 81
COHlPOsIrOR. -Two-th.rder: first class Job
distributor. steady. Barovick. y West
1I4th 81.
CARPENTER Number II houses. altera-
lions. repairs. etc houses taken agent
by contract. stores. fronts, interiors or
banks. drug stores. estimates given. c.
Huchius. $50 lith ave. Long Island City.
CARPENTER and ship joiner; good me-
Chunlc: married man. but lately landed.
does not speak English; wants steady Job.
Mihkcl Teern. 3l3 East Goth 81
CARPENTER First class mechanic; own
tools. best reference. at bench Or outside
totbiHg. l.. Lussa 10 King st. room <.
CARPENTER, AulIwrtFht and General Me
chauIc.-German t3l,. first cnas all
around; factory steady place. at 50 30 day.
Bartsch. 1863 Class0n ave. Brooklyn.
CHAUFTEUR.-Sk Skilled. practical auto
mobile mechanic. will repair all troubles
and reduce cost OF maintenance; unmarried
sober. best reference. John KohlhaaS DIS
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cor ord st: l53 9th ave, cor 18th 81 !.
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tween 7th and Sth uVes: 2G3 West I25th
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CARPENTER.-Fi class mechanic; own
tools. best reference; at bench Or outside
totbug. L. LuEsa. 10 King St. room <
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
Burlington Man Who Has Re
sided Alone For Years Dies
As He Lived
DESERTED BY WIFE IN WAR TIME
Became soured and Shut Himself
Away From intercourse With Peo-
pIe-Horaoe M. Smith of Burlins-
ton, Spends Unhappy Life-Was An
Iowa Soldier.
,ecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Burlington, March 12.--Horace M
Smith, veteran Of the civil war, who
has lived practically as a recluse, max
ing no acquaintance. deserted by MS
wife and family, died as he had lived
for the past forty years, alone He was
found dead in his rooming house, 308
Court street, in this city, death being
due to old age.
Smiths career had very little sum
shine in 1t, and the falthlessness OF his
wife and a combination of fate made
the last forty years OF his life bitter
He was born at Whitehall, N. Y, Octo-
Der 3. 1929. He married Miss Martha
Bartlett November 16, 1854, and up ia
the time of the civil war he had a hap
by home, living with his wife and
three children. He did not enlist In the
army. but was drafted and became q
private in Co. B. Thirteenth Iowa vol
unteer infantry, November 2, 1864. He
was torn IrOHl his idluiiy otio VII.
PEELED to fight for the preservation o.
the union. While he was serving his
country, some blackguard entered his
home and induced his wife to run
away. Smith was discharged from the
army July %, 1865. at Louisville. KY
He returned to his home to find his
wife and children gone. The blow
broke his heart and he lost all ambi-
ton in life. For number of years
he searched for his faithless wife, but
whether he ever heard what became
of her, he kept to himself. He wan
dered around over the country. and
twelve years ago he came to Burl!ng-
ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT PERRY
Fred e. Leonard Now Out Of Danger -
Raid on Slot Machines.

Special to Times Republican.
Perry, March 12.-Fred e. Leonard,
son of prominent business man of the
city, took four ounces of laudanum in
an,endeavor to end his life. BY the UNI
tied efforts of several physicians, he
was relieved and is now out Of danger
unless complications set IN The young
man had been on protracted spree
for several days and was in bad shape.
His young wife was lying very III at
the time and Is now Elm precarious
condition.
The county officers raided the slot
machines here and as result not a slot
machine of any kind is being operated
in the city. How long the wave of re-
form will last is a matter of some spec
ulation, but for the time being the lid
is on,
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ctearfield News.

Special to mes-Republican.
Clearfeld, March 12.-The remains
OF William A. Moore were brought here
from Oklahoma. Deceased was visit
ling there when he was taken sick.
death resulting. His son, Fred Moore.
from Telluride, Col, came home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winkley cele-
brated their sixtieth wedding ami
versary Sunday. Frank Winkley, from
Long Point, Neb., and William Wink
ley, Jr., from California, came home to
help celebrate. Mr.. Winkley is about
"a years old.
w. NJ. Long had business in Shenan-
doah Saturday and he returned Mon
day.
Revival meetings have been held at
the Christian church, under Rev. s. Il
Reynolds. Nearly fifty have Joined the
church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
Operator Allen, Riding a Rail
way Bicycle, Struck BY Mil
wauLec Train
THROWN TO ICE ON A CREEK
Young Man Terribly Injured But May
Recover-snow on the Ice Probably
Prevented Instant Death--Accident
Occurred North of Mason city-Hi-
oyole demolished.
Special to mes-Republican.

Mason City, March 12.-A Milwau-
kee passenger train collided with a
railroad bicycle run by Operator Alien
of the road. knocking tho machine and
rider from the track down an embanK-
ment thirty feet on the ice OF Pickerei
creek, which is situated north of here.
The operator was terribly injured bn'
from reports of physicians will live
His machine was demolished. few
inches of snow on the ice where the
man struck is believed the only thinG
that prevented instant death. A long
string of telegraph poles running par :
alle with the track around the curve
prevented the bicyclist from seeing the
train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
The GrinnelI News.
Special to Times Republican.

5DECTdI :
Grnnell, March 1.-THE Poweshieks
held their fifth meeting Monday night
at the New Monroe. Edward b. Brande
gave an excellent paper on the subject
of freight transportation.
j. NJ Rempp. of Montezuma, has
purchased half interest in the piano
store in the Monroe annex on CONNER
cial and Broad streets. He is now In
partnership with Behner and Behner
of Newton.
The new firm OF Carney & Co. have
leased offices over the Hub in Dan
Whites building. The business OF the
Carney & Bailey Buggy Company and
the Carney e. Brande coal and pole
wood company will be tranacted there
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
PREsBYTERY PLANS COMPLETE.
Spring Meeting to be Held in April, at
Muscatine.
Snecial to mes-Republican.

Special to Republican.
Muscatine, March 12.-April 16 and
II are the dates for the spring meet
ing Of the Iowa City Presbytery, to
be held at the First Presbyterian
church in this city Delegates from
thirty-five churches in the counties OF
Muscatine, Poweshiek, Louisa. Wash
ington, Keokux, Johnson and Cedar
will be entertained. In conjunction
with the assembly the annual meeting
OF the Presbyterian Society of Home
and Foreign Missions will be held. The
attendance will be large and the con-
vention promises to be one of the most
prominent in the state. The program
is now being arranged and a number
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
ForHERe'LL TO DIES MONIES

Iowa Falls Man Has Purchased $4,000
Interest in Department Store.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, March 12..-L. D. Fother-
gill; who came here from Eagle Grove
several years ago to engage in the
shoe business, has decided to close
out his business here and move to
Des Moines, where he has taken a S.
900 interest in a department store. He
will take charge Of the shoe depart
ment in the Des Moilles store at a
salary of $1,000, He expects to leave
here about July /.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
WOODSTOCK TELEPHONE WAR.
Fiqht On Over infringement OF Terri
tory by One Of Companies.

Fiaht On Over infringement OF err'-
tory by One of Companies.
Special 10 Times Re publican
Iowa Falls. March ia merry tele-
phone war is on at Woodstock in wright
county over an infringement OF terri
tory by one Of the companies. me
Woodstock Telephone company ordered
a phone on a farm In Hamilton county
removed. claiming the right to furnish
the service The Martin Teiephohe
company. which has its headquarters
in Webster City. either declined or neg
lected to heed the notice OF the COM
peting company, and as a result the
Martin company was cut out or the
town of Woodstock. Other companies
are looking for the connection hereto
fore held by the Martin company. ana
a truce is IN vogue pending an ADJUST
ment of the difficulties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12

of w. j. Tebay. the cashier in Welden's
department store. A spirited ballot
ing followed the balance of the day,
resulting in the election of A. j. Nor
gan. the nominee of the regular caucus,
by majority of thirty-two votes E.
-, Benedict, assistant postmaster,
whom some understood would be an
independent candidate received two
complimentary votes. Mr.. Morgan sue
ceeds II. Il. Hall, who has served sew
eral terms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12

Ta above house and lot public auction
to the highest Tuesday 49, 1907 the premises
bcked cellar, city
water all good shape lot Large barn Of
smaller with iron This
property can be April rental Of
Location blocks high
would make nice home for retired
az ha terms are very liberal
wear at per sale Remember the date
Tuesday, $3.50 m.
g. r oneer. PECkHAM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
SNIFF FEARS FOR LIFE.
Editor Who Killed M. S. Brundige Now
Lodged in Logan Jail.

Special to Times Republican.
Logan, March 12.-Fearins to re-
main in Missouri Valley, owing to
threats made against him. and believ-
ing that an attempt would be made TO
do him harm, A. H. Sniff, the editor
who shot NJ. S. Brundige, following an
article in his newspaper, which re-
suited In the mans death, came TO
Logan yesterday, and was lodged in
jail He has been living inNOmaha for
several days and was brought here ac-
companied by his wife. He will be civ
en- a hearing today and his bond of So
600 will be increased.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
oTTuMWA GIRL FOUND.
Reconciliation With Her Family Re-
suits in Marriage to Lover

Special 10 Illness Republican.
Ottumwa March IA happy So
luton of the troubles of Miss Nora
Baker, Nof this city, has been reached.
The girl disappeared from the home
OF her father. j. A. Baker, on Saturday
morning. and was found yesterday at
the home of the parents of her sweet
heart Charles e. Richie. A recon-
Citation followed. and at o'clock
yesterday afternoon Miss Baker and
Mr. Richie were married at the home
of the brides parents. The girls ia :
Their was away from home when she
left, and upon his return he began the
search When he found her and saw
that she was determined to marry, he
relented and insisted that she come
home to be married
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
CALHOUN PIONEER DEAD.
Mrs. Larkin Williams Moved There
Fifty Years Ago.

Special to Times- RepubIIcHH.
Lake city, March l2.--Mrs. larki0
Williams died at her home two miles
west of Lake City, Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were married
over sixty-one years ago, and her aseo
companion survives her. They located
in Calhoun county fifty years ago TINS
spring and had lived on one farm all
these Years. Des Moines was their
nearest trading point for several years
and for many years Mr.. Williams sup
ported his family by following MS Vo-
cation of hunter and trapper III Call
houn and adjoining counties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
MRS. HANCOCK DIES SUDDENLY
Deceased succumbsd to Heart Trouble
at Home Of Daughter in Iowa Falls.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. March 12.-Mrs. Rhoda
Hancock died very suddenly yesterday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T..
f. wherry. in this city, Mrs Hancock
was IS years old and was taken sud
denly Ill with heart trouble and died q
few hours later. Mrs. Hancock was a
widow. and is survived by twelve chill
dren. grown. The remains will be TAX
en- to Plana today for interment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-12
BREAKING REcoRr, FATAL.
Ora Haskins, Sidney, Worlds Cham
pion Corn Husker, Dies Of Injuries.

Special to Times Republican.
Sidney, March 12.-Ora Haskins, Of
this place died yesterday in a Lincoln
Neb., hospital. He performed Novem-
Der 90 in Sidney, the feat of husking
217 bushels of corn in 10 hours. He
smashed the worlds record thereby bu.
fatally injured his own health and sue
cumbed to lung trouble soon after.