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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
MURDER TRIAL ON
Work Of Securing Third Jury to Try
E. s. BIydenbursh in Progress at
EIdora - Conditions Change Since
Conviction.
Special to Times Republican.

Special TO imes-Rerublican.
f Eldora, Sept. s.-The third trial Of
E. s. Blydenburgh for the alleged mur-
der of his wife was commenced in the
district court yesterday afternoon, and
today is being devoted to the task Of
securing a jury. This is not an easy
matter, as the people of Hardin coun-
ty naturally have opinions on the case.
owing to it's prominence and the added
fact that two previous trials have been
heard. On the first trial the jury dis
agreed and on the second the Defend
ant was convicted and sentenced to
life Imprisonment. The supreme court
of the state set aside this verdict and
ordered a retrial.
A good deal Of sympathy for the
defendant has been manufactured by
the death Of his daughter in an alleged
criminal operation. Moreover. the heat
of indignation against the man has
lapsed somewhat as generally hap
goes on trial after considerable division
of feeling locally as to the merits Of
the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
Excursion Train on Canadian
Pacific Derailed While Rum
ming at High Speed
HURT
DEAD; $50 HI
SIX
Many Of Those Hurt Will Die Of
Wounds - Car. Crowded to the
Aisles, Are Piled in Ono Huge Mass
Of Wreckase-Ensinser Running Too
Fast Around Curve.

Orangeville. Ont, Sept. s.-A canad-
ian Pacific special, carrying over 300
passengers bound for the Toronto ex-
position, was wrecked this morning at
Horseshoe Falls, nine miles south OF
here Six people were killed. and over
ESQ injured.
The locomotive Jumped the rails on
the down grade Of the horseshoe curve
of the Caledon mountain. Five crowded
cars piled up on top Of the locomo-
tive. Every seat was filled and peo-
pie were standing in the aisles. All
the cars jammed together in q fierce
shock. Not less than 300 passengers
were in the cars that left the rails. OF
these at least $50 were injured, many
of them fatally, and six were killed
outright. The only explanation OF the
disaster so far is that the engineer
was trying. to maize UP time and took
the curve at high speed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
American Representatives Find
Empire Has Made Great In
dustrial Advancement
U. s. SUPERIORITY OVERCOME
Opinion Is Expressed That This coun.
try Has Hard Fight On to Boat the
Germans - Factories Have Orders
Sufficient to Keep Them Busy Many
Months.

Berlin, Sept. 3.--Lieutenant Godfrey
l.. Garden, of the United States rev.
enue~ cutter service. who has been In
vestigating the principal industrial
centers Of Belgium. Switzerland, and
Germany, with a party of American
manufacturers and professors, pro-
ceeded to Magdebeterg today. Two
principal conclusions reached, In which
all the members of the American party
agree, are the extraordinary prosperity
and the extreme industrial advance
ment of Germany. All the thirty-five
works visited were crowded with or
eders, some of them having orders for
years ahead. The feeling among the
manufacturers Of the party was that
the United States will experience diff
ficulty In beating Germany, and that
American superiority in the systems
of work and its machinery OF a few
years ago has well nigh been over
come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
ADDITIONAL MARKETS
Chicago Grain. Z

Chicago, Sept. 3. K
The wheat market grew stronger to-
wards the close on persistent buying
by commission houses December
closed 15s @1A higher at 99A @99as.
Good buying of corn by commission
houses held prices firm. December
closed 1@1M higher at so.
wheat-No. 2 red, 1895; No. 3 red
92@92A : No. 2 hard 94@95; No. hard
91k @93A. December opened at 971a
@97A; highest, s9A @s9k; lowest
971s; closing, 1914 @99as; May, 1.o4M O
1O5.
corn-No. 2, N@s4k; No. 8, So1s
@63h; No. 2 white, 81; No. 3 white,
6OA; No. 2 yellow. 64A @s6; No. 8 vel
low, s41a @65. December opened at
5s1s @59ss; highest, so; lowest. 5sR ;
closing, go; May, 6o1z.
oats-No. Q white, ASK a@46; No. 8
white, 451s; December opened at sos
@5Oa: highest, SIS @51A; lowest,
5o1s @5oA; closing, 81 Is MAY, 52A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
wa. the body Of charles McEntee, thel,

was the body OF Charles McEntee, their
companion.
What caused the deaths Of the two
men whose bodies were found standing
is mystery. Apparently, they were
not drowned, and as the water was
warm. 1t is thought hardly possible
that they could have died of exposure.
Evidently they had become caught IN
the duicksand and 1t is supposed th\t
their struggles to free themselves 50
exhausted them that they died. per-
haps after hours of suffering.
AL three Of the victims We're un-
married men. under 80 years of age.
They had attended a chicken fry given
by the business men of Lacon on Sun
day and about sundown started home
in skiff s
The water where the men met their
death was only about four feet deep.
1t Is supposed that when the skiff
was overturned they attempted to walk
to shore. a task which would have
been easy had 1t not been for the quick
sand. ~,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
SEVEN DIE IN sourAERn WRECK
Chesapeake q Ohio Passenger Train
Meets With Disaster.

Charleston, W. Va, Sept. 1.-The
Chesapeake q Ohio local passenger
train No. s was derailed q mile and y
quarter below Kanawha Falls thirty-
one miles from Charleston, last night
and as a result seven persons are dead
and seventeen are injured. One coach,
a combination express mail car and
baggage car, left the tracks and over,
turned, rolling toward the KanaM1a
river. Among the dead are Allen Low
ing, Hinton law student. at WAst Viz
ginia. University, who was serving ~
express agent during the summer; q.
S. Campbell. a telegraph operator, ana
a fireman, name unknown. Spreading
Of the rails is supposed to have caused
the accident. 9
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
RATE FIGHT BEGINS
Contest Of Railways Against Reform
and Rate Laws Of Minnesota 10 On -
Only Preliminary skirrish at Prss-

st. Paul Minn Sept. s.-Federal
Judge Lochrep today began hearing ar
guments in the matter of the applica-
tion OF the stockholders OF railroads
operating In Minnesota for temporary
injunction restraining the state from
attempting to enforce the commodity
rates concerned in the law passed Dy
the legislature last winter and the 3
cent passenger rate law and merchaf'- .f
disc rates ordered by the railroad
commission last year. While the ques-
ton to be settled in the hearing Is
merely in the nature OF a preliminary
skirmish in the great fbaAe u Is 2
most important matter owing to the
vital questions involved The question
Of the right of the states to regulate
rates on traffic purely within stats
involved in these cases, is the same
question which Is now being fougns
out in the courts in other states.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
TWO KILLED IN AUTO WRECK
Prominent Denver citizens Victims 81
Racing Accident.

Denver, Sept. 3.W. 3. Felker. q
wealthy Denver resident and E. W
Dasey, his assistant. were killed here
yesterday afternoon lin the fifty mile
automobile race at Overland Park
The machine was going ct = terrible
rate when the accident occurred. m
rounding a. turn Felker last control
his automobile and It crashed into gterl
fence, then turning over. Both
were crushed beneath the ponderfco fcofi
machine.
A great, crowd had assembled
witness the race, which was most hf1--
" contested. Felker, driving with
great recklessness was at or near ~
front all the time. and showed y
utmost daring in taking the ts1hs
Time and again, before the ace ene
occurred he had brought the specta-
tors to their feet as he rounded into
the home stretch, missing the fencs
by the narrowest margins
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
MISSIONARIES IN DANGER
Three Compelled to Leave Fee, and
n Are Bound for Tangier.

Tangier Sept. S.on leaving the
determination of the American mis-
sionaries, Clinton, Reed and Enyert, to
remain at Fez while all other Chris-
tians were leaving there for the coast,
the populace Of Fez was convinced
that they must not be genuine Amer
leans, but French spies. In conse-
quence they were eventually COM
PEELED to abandon their work in Fez
and are now travelling across country
bound for Tangier. All communities
tion with the interior being suspended,
tidings Of the Americans are awatef
with anxiety.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
|aANY,FDlE AT THE. sMANEuvERs.
Long List 81 Casualties Among Troops
Arouses Indignation.

Vienna, Sept 3.TThe long list OF
casualties among the troops engaged
ln the yearly army maneuvers, now in
progress in the neighborhood of Wie-.
er-N Neustadt, has aroused widespread
ublic indignation and concern.
Ten deaths from exhaustion already
lave been reported and hundreds Of
hen have been Frustrated. In the
twenty -fifth regiment OF infantry
lone $50 prostrations have been re-
orted. The overworking of the
koops in the excessive heat is re-
ponsible fer these, many casualties.
In the case of the Twenty fifth In
lntry the men were aroused one NOR.
ing at o'clock and marched steadily
4 twelve hours, while the Fourteenth
giment Of infantry, which also suf-
red heavily. marched thirty-two
lies in one day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
BOYS BURNED HIGH IN AIN. &
Two Lads EIectrocuted on Lofty ToWeA
n NIAGARA Falls.

Buffalo, N. Y. Sept, s.-Two Polish
lads. Tony Garcia and Giuseppe zeppas
both about 13 years old, were electro4
cuted on q steel tower, which carries
high voltage from Niagara Falls pow
er houses to the Lackawanna steel
plant. There was great delay In cons
municating with the power house to-.
get the current shut off, and for nearly
three hours the bodies hung In mid-
air with the blue flames playing about
them, in plain view Of thousands os
street car passengers,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
WILD WEST STYLE. RAID.

Armed Robbers Hold Up Tekonsl,a,
Mich, Citizens and Secure $500.
Tekonsha, Mich, Sept. s.-Last night
three armed robbers rode into the vii
lage in wild west style, and held up
the night watchman and two citizens
at the muzzle of their guns The rob-
bers. then broke into the ,postoffice and
blew up the safe. securing 5000. They
town firing revolvers to intimidate the
citizens.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
[I|E Of The ALTON
NOT YET DECIDED !
Judge Landis Postpones Action
and Excuses Grand Jury
Until Sept. -
's,ls COURSE AGAIN IN DOUBT
Postpo orsmsnt May Moan lands VIII
4 Ignore Immunity Promises OF Sow
so srrmsnt or That He is Preparing ss-
vsrs Scoring 10 Go With Dismissal
equity Suit in New York. Postponed,

chic ago, Sept. g.. The grand jury IN
vestisation Of charges against the Alton
raslroad. In connection with rebates
aid Is have been granted TO the stand !
ard Oil Company, was today postponed
Antil September "a.
Irurther procedure in the case wali %
. optional with Judge LAndis, who called
the special grand Jury for the proscu-
ton. The attitude of the jurist sun
occasions uneasiness to the railroaR
4 officials and attorneys. He has re-
I ceiyed . communication from Attorney
General Bonaparte showing the Alton
d was promised Immunity, but has given
Its writer no hint Of his attitude. u -
/. deemed probable that he will acouiesce
III the position Of the government anu
S.dismtss the jury.
Eit 1t is also intimated that betore
shA has dismissed the case he VIA reau
!: N arrai ienment OF the abroad Inethouss' lls'
& ma officials that will be more scatniWns W
4 man the one which preceded the inning
1 ~ the STANDARD. OH Company N tne
u S&sanae case. Z,
SS It islpossible that the Judge will re-
Ezsisa is recognize the agreement ana m
d sstr,,ct the district attorney to proceed
Erifh ne case agsinst the Alton COM
many il which Ill the evidence for tns
l7snanectsons of tho grand jurors 10
Seady. The postponement OF tne case
Mas again put speculation as 20 stne
k,iltcome In the class of guessWoIh
8 Il vas generally believed that Wneh
court opened today q letter Woula %
nrAaArrted from Attorney General bon
kpaFte dsnnins actton tended oy cne
oyernmHnf aaalnvt the Alton. The
HaAlroad has made q claim to immunity,
seertinr 1t was promised by Former
oistrich Attorney Morrison that If It
lided the fovernment In good faith in
no prosecution OF the standard Oil
Somnany. ii wound be exempt No
such. latter, however, was presented in
court. District Attorney Sims merely
ennarted postponement Of the investi-
vatfon because he had come into the
possession Of certain important facts
md circumstances which he desired to
ubnit 10 the department Of justice at
Washingt6n "a before proceeding with the
inquiry.
sThe principal feature of the brief
session today was the making pubic
|of 1 partial list OF witnesses which
indicated the Importance and wide
scope os the testimony expected to be
(aken here. Heading the list is Will
am q. Rockefeller and e. c. Benedict
Binker, the life long friend Of for
ner President Cleveland. That the
Testimony desired by the government
wilI have to do largely with alleged
febates ana determinations in freight
rates Is indicated by the number Of
prominent railroad officials Included in
The HIST Of witnesses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
DUBUQUE ENJoINs THE LEAGUE
Club Secures the Aid Of Law to Have
Home Schedule Fulfilled.

Bloomington. ILL.,, Sept. Sword
wa. received by President Holland last
night that an injunction and writ had
been issued at Dubuque forcing the
Three-I league to play out the games
scheduled at Dubuque. The writ will
be ignored. It is planned to place an
other team in the field to take the place
of Dubuque. An attorney was sent
from here to Dubuque tonight to rep
resent the league.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
PAGE ONE

PAGE ONE.
TsIesraphie News:
Fate Of Alton Hangs Fire.
Grand Jury Investigation Postponed
Germany Strong Business Rival.
Eight Die in New Mexico Flood.
Rate Fight Begins In Minnesota
Five New War Vessels.
Standpat Lure for Cummins.
Train Disaster in Ontario
Coach Upset by Cow; Conductor
Killed.
Securing Blydenburgh Jury.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
State Contractor Falls.
Insurance Rates Attacked.
Game Laws Need Revision.
New /. S. G. Instructors.
Murder Indicated by Find.
Dairying vs.. Stock Breeding.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Sunday School Advertising.
County Fairs and "Amusements.s
Roosevelt and the Senatorship.
Topics Of the Times.
iowa Opinions and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Cement Industry Booming.
Jim Balers Historic Cabin.
Oddity in the Nevis.
Story, The Spoilers.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News
Wreck Victims Doing Nicely.
County C. E. Convention Picnic.
Russell Goes Up a Notch.
Large Attendance at Schools.
Cannon Has Big Funeral
Runaway Boys Seek Home.
Labor Day Golf.
Base Ball.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
Markets and General:
Wheat and Corn Active and Higher.
Cattle Lower Except Best.
Hog Prices Hold Steady.
Irrigation Congress Meets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
EwlsH MouRNERs sHor Down.
smstsry at Odessa is Scene Of Inde-
scribable Brutalities.

Odessa, Sept. 3.-During anti-Jew-
Ia rioting here the mob indulEed in
kntal excesses. The Jewish ceme-
~, where thousands Of Jews were
aging at the gravesides OF their dead,
(s the scene Of fierce onslaught
members of the "black hundreds =
10 shot down many Of the mourners.
mic broke out in the cemetery and
Any persons we're injured In the wild
sh to escape the mob. During this
tack, which lasted for several hours.
A police were impassive spectators
d made no arrests. The union Of
Essian people passed resolution last
kning to annihilate, with the assist
ce OF Cossacks.j members OF the
wish self defense organization.