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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
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rita.Jabrt ber.its Wittbeilung gsmaGt
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auffslIuna ieines Heterogeneous Be.
i9dftigt. Cine Der ui9tisfen 6rasen.
bis Der sissntlidsn sssreifs. bat iusbsn
lire grlsbtgung esfunosn. Der 8srein
tpiro nit Der 0aGt .Sesana" Der
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8snua bic Gdnssrfabrt na8 ben @s'
faben Der Nsusn Wslt antrsisn.
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@sreins isbsu Der amsrita. &siis uro
ibrem aufsntbalt I'm 2anbs Der unbs'
grsnsten W6sIi6tsitsn NIT freubiesr
grwartun9 entgsgen.
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greifen.
g l.. petersbure. 8. San.
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ssiommsr,, f9 psrf6nli& on bis SpiBe
Der 2anossusrtbsioisuns gu fsnsn uno
bamit Der 9oppslbsrri9aft Der Wtnifsr
bss 2risess unb Der Marins Elm gnbe
3u MAIDEN. Die MISUNDERSTANDING
tpirb nuf bts @siis au9 allen inner.
polittf9su ginfhHsn sntrtidt.
Sura ben faiierli9sn gntf3Iub
tpirb bic gnH9sioung Der Jrase. Oh
bic politif&su Gsloesri9te auldiRg Nnb.
benz Parliament sntiusen. @raoe bisis
5raee bstpsst bis 9olfsmaHsn ssssn.
tuartia ungemein tisf. Wan III ossbnlb
barauf ssfabt, baB ss BET benz 3ufam'
mentritt Der &ei9souma slsi6 bon
p~ornberein gu elmer 9rifs fommt.
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sngeu Itunter
ortft.
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lebten geridt. aus benz In aufruhr
bsfnoli6en Snbritoifritt OrisOba In
Der YroDin, 8sra grus bsfdtissn, oaB
bic ffrsitsnosn Ga~britarbeiter jsbt our4
@aHenqepnIt berubiet tporbsn fnb.
I'm bic Repoliirenben auseinanoer ~
treiben. mar es i.boa notbmsnbie. bab
bic Golbaten me6rere Saluen nit
f&arfen patronsr abfsuertsn. 9reiBig
tobts Strsitsr fno bic isBt ge3dhlt NOR.
ben unb faff bunosrt limb idwer Der.
tuunbst. Wan bOfft. oab feline peite'
rem Rubea6runasn In benz Sabritoi.
fritt tpdbreno btsisr Ra9t ausbreden
perbsn.
Serbien.
prtnaS snrp . attenberQ
hrben $bron.
8eIgrab, 8. San. Gin Sc.
ra&t III BIER I'm umlauf, bob I'D Be,
R6nig pstsr BON Ssrbien allen grnfes
nit benz 8ebanien, bic Reeierung nie'
bsrauIegsn, trdet. Der bsadnbis I'm
fsin 2.ben 3ittsrnbe Wonar3 tn angeb'
lid feH our Aboantung sntf&loRsn.
Do isin dlteFer Spbn, Der 3ronprinl
@sore, nod Der AnF&t Der aer3te un'
bsiIbar irrfinnia III, tutro eth fremos'
Bring auf ben &bron bes 2anbes be-
rufen tusrbsn miiHsn. rusnr pste,
tuirtlia asbt. @ie bic @isnsr .Sssu'
Grsis prsEs" gu bsri3ten msib. lou BIZ
S.rone benz prtnssn 5enrp bon Satten'
berg, benz Batter Der 26ni9in gna Dor
Spantsn, anseboten uerben.
o. m.kk % IN 6ok az h,txS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
3ote.

gxsros 8 sertaufsSssts Smposha /:
g&peberfdse 8ec pea Rtssh six9staSes,
64rueterfdie is. HiseosRx ssssra $ HI
l43, Stem pcrf Sssbcara lie. stzassi6i'
I&er 2iusbureer l6e. Sid JIG,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

= Die 6ra&trattn bon Wstu yors
moo BraRIten Fnb spetmaI 10 bod,
als bic boz, 1onatoie nod Nsu Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

Scr iabren Treibeit lit benz SOlfe Der Tran5uiel
DerlDren gegaugen.

sdarfe abfnbr Der araiebIer.-GroBea rbeteriperre in siht.-sdredlide
Graniamfet zines perbeien SnSenten. - Sapag 9ampfer
vSeana" fir Wiener SGnger.-G3ar prb peri0ni6
eugrdfeu. Sic SuuoesanSsaben ~bersr6Ben
fd. -&nbed0rnngen nnteroridt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

TrE6sfe xae 0emGte.
6xhQta
AeYfa - 60 .o0-4.5o per Sdb.
@ranberries-$,.G0 per Sat-.
Damamen s1.75-2.26 ; lIstss $l-tl.28.
Gttrpnen a 00-4 30 tss Mp.
Draneen - % .!6-8.2S $sr MAJ.
gsmRfa
Rotbe RHben SASS per Seb.
g-rten, SI.s0 per Duseuc.
selerY-2O, bic DC per Dutenb.
2-aut - SIS sis PEI Tonne.
caIat - 1se per Bfunb.
8utebeIn - Rotbe uxb weiSe tl.0o BIB
81 .an pei Sab Spoxii4e Slptebeln 81. 90
per Rife.
getsrFIis lb-soe pei Datsxh bur4a.
aartoHeIn-$l IS PEI SaE
Rabieis soc per Dutexh Bun&es.
eASiartoFeIn Etrgtxaa t3.36 6oltt'
more 81 ,76-2.7B; SeieR $500 $500
per SdS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09

Bremen .9annopsr" BON galti'
more.
2ipexpooI: vDebonian" bon Goffon.
ReapeI: .prinaeb Srene" mad Rem
BORT.
6ambure: ,Nauplia" bon 8oecmd
nod Can 6ranetseo.
0lasgotp: .goIumbia" bon Netp Dorl
bia NpbiQe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09
dranfreih.
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tir 3 retbeit.

v y
ir Jretbstt.
Yaris. s. San. Inter Wisoer.
aabe bes bolen WDr!lauiss Der Jung
Ftn 4rsoigt bss grsbii&Ofs SreIanb
tbsr bic frana6Ri9sn 2atboliten ipridt
Der .Ssmps" bic anf&t aus, oab Der
amsrifanif9s prdlat feineH Singer auf
bic rationale S9ud&e Ie9ts, inosm er
obns S4onun9 fur Rspublitansr, re.
altiondre poer nntiflerifale Raiboliten,
allen in elsi3sr @sile ibrs traoitionslls.
ersrbts unfd6ieteit borpirft. bic Ssosu.
tung tuabrsr Grsibsit ju p%erfisbsn. NEIL
Der @sbants bon Der alma9t beg
Stats In 5rantrsi9 Pets seberri4t
Bot unb bisisn 30 benz unbsrmsibli&sn
Gsif Der Sntolsran3 ben gsft9tsn sss
gsniiber fibrt.
5rsibsit tuirb In 6ranfrsi& Mot sbsr
stablirt tuerosn, aIs Biz Der Staat unb
isber Birqer srtsnnt. baB bic 6rnee,
In bic Wefs ~ sebsn Oosr ni8t, nur
bas gewiHsn bss Snbioiouums uno
ni8t Der Rsgierung bstrift. Dos it
ss. mas bic 5ranaofsn. urb bon
allen 3usrf bis RatboIitsu, baIb Iernsn
mtfsn unb balb lsrnsn mfrben, psnn
mir m.br prdlatsn. bic sbsnio libsrnl
ME Der grsbif9rf SrsIanO fnb, bdttsn.
g 9redIf@e O amtet
zines perberen g tu.
oenter.
paris 8. San. ungsbeure auf'
rssuns ba6sn bier bic 3situugsbsri&ts
ibsr bi. gan, %unsrtbrts @rauiamtsit
zines Barrier Stuosnten Ramsns pee.
mans bsrborgsrufsn. Dieter guri9e
pfisste elm is&sidbriass Wdb&sn boil
Hdnbig 81 .niflsiosn unb % banri NIT
Der ange3hnoeten Cigarette am gnn3en
Q6rpsr al bremen. 6pdter uui4 CT
bte granomunbsn bes 2inoss nit gife
aus. ginmnl ;pang sr bic 2lsins, ft
enttlsioet auf sine belize OfsnpIaits
,u isBsn!.Gas unslidli8s aino bsFn.
bet I'D sur 3sit In sinsm bisFseu
6oipitnl unb bis asrsts bsr3u.ifeln an
ieinsr Retiung.
Seutfhlano.
g 9ars Hbubr Der I o.
tebIer.
gsrIin, 8. San. Cine i4arf'
aIinss fhbrt bic vROroosuii9s aass'
msins 3situne In BEN s~:gsnrdrtigsr
DabItampf uno mo INNER f9 8sls'
ssnbsit bietsi, Idbt He ben S.snerrt be,
Restsrung cine bsrbe abfubr autbsi
usrbsn. Sn snti9isbsnsr @siie triti
bas offi3i6Is Organ allen unbaltbarer
Acknowledgement, tpsl9e S~o;ialitsr
uno Centrum In 5Iu9bldttsrn uni
@ablrsbsn In bic Welt idlsuosrn. ent'
qsgen. Bsibs parteisn babsn neusr'
bines ben alten RobI bon ben argsb'
Iia isitsns bsutf9er gsamtsn In Der
Rolonisr ben gtnssbOrsnsE sessnHbs,
psrhbten @raufamfsitsn tuisbsr auf9e
tpdrmt uno bnraus politif9es Rapita
;u f9Inssn bsriuGt. Die @ruielge
i9i9isn bsasi9nst bic .Rorbosutf9eaQ
ssmsins 3eituns" als 2lati9 unb sr
innsrt baran, BOB Der gsntrumsabgs
oronete Rosrsrt aubsr Stanbs qsusisi
pdre, fir bic meiFsn fsinsr Ani&uIoi
qunesu sinuanbfreis gewstfe bOr3u
bringsn.
Absr bas off,ibis Wunbahd Der re
gterung ldbt Cd bet bteier 3uriduei
Jung ni9t b~susnbsn. DDS Blatt 6dl
SoaialiFsn unb ben gsntrumsIsutel
snissssn. bab bic auffdnoii9.nS 9war
sen srtpisisnsrmabsn ni3t bios sssel
bsuii3e 2rieser, iOnbsrn au9 ssgs,
usbrIofe anHsoler bic f8suBIi9fel
@rauiamisitsu osrabt bdttsn, uni
infpft bisran bic Wabnung. Iisber BEL
sigsnsr 2anbssiinbsrn, aIs barbari
f9sn 1nboIbsn 6pmpatbisn sntesssn
3ubringsn.
@robe Arbetterperre
slot.
Berlin, 8. San. Bon elmer fsb
ernRsn etbrung if bic 8srlinsr Dol,
{rhu1rie meT6p arr Ieff fiher 12 M
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-09


bon q Warf per Wo9e, fouis neri6ie.
bene anbere 3uesHdnbniHs gsfOrbert.
Eros LANCER 0srbanbluneen Dor benz
@ewerbeseri8t III sins ginieuns ni9t
worost unb bsibsp arteisn baben
F& FIR ben 8ampf geriRst. Sails ni9t
nod In lsBtsr Stunbs eth ausglsi9 3u
Stanbs fommt, tuerben bie a~rbeitaeber
g%tablifsments an IL. bs. Wts.
i9Iiebsn.
% srtbboIIes O dtbe &c.
foblen.
W IL q c n, 8. Sanuar. 8efern
Abeno fur; Dor S9luB Der alien pina.
tOtbst sntosdts Der aufisbsr, bab Elm
fofbarss @smdlbe, bic Mabonna bella
Ssnba bon benz bsribmtet WaIsr
Rafasl Santi snttpenbst porben NOR.
Wis otsier Si.bfubl duss.fhbrt tusrs
ben fonnts, blsibt ben Bsamten Der
ginutotbst iouobl tpie Der poIi3si, bic
fofort bena9ri9t wuroe, ~porldufis Elm
Rdtbiel; benin lett benz Iesten giloer.
oiebfabl aus Der @alsris fnb umfai.
isnos WaBressln CUR 8srbttung tpeite.
tsrer SiIoerois5fdtIe setrOHsn uOrosn
unb fbssisQ tuurben ale auseGnae
f6arf bsua6t unb 0srod9tige bur@.
iu&t. Der SiebfabI mar UNI 10 f9pis.
rigsr auslufh9ren, aIs H9 ssfsru In
5olee Der stinifi9en Witterung sabls
rsi9s Bsiudsr In Der alien pinatotbsf
siuesRelt batten. Dos Bib, oas einen
Wsrt6 bon 40. 600 Wart r.prdisntirt,
mar aus benz Rabmsn sef9nittsn NOR.
ben.
Die 2anbes aabsn
oergrbbern i9.
Berlin, 8. Sauuar. Jtuan3.
ntnifsr b. Rbsinbnben iberrei4te beute
benz prsubif&en 2anotaae bas 9anbss.
Budget, tusl4ss $846. $50, 900 betrast.
Sor asbn Sabrsn betrug bas Budget
bss prsuBii6en 26niarei&es nur 500
Wiaionsn Dollars. Sim Isbtsn Sabre
purbsn fur risues rolenbes Waterial
Der Staatsbabnsn SIP. 500, 900 aus.
ae5ebsn. I'm, ben sroBen paHasisr. tinh
Jra&tbertsbr bsudltissn su tbnnsu.
DDS Budget sntbdlt aud sins 5orbe.
ruug bon $3.50. 900, UNI f&Ie3t be.
sabltsn arbsitsrn nit erobsn 5amilisn
eine StaatsunterfHbune BET ben bo9sr
2eb.nsmittslprsifsn In Seutf9lanb ge.
tu1brsn gu t6nnen.
Yerfien.
e Dab ftrbt frtebIi9.
&eberan, 8. Gan. 5sute fur,
Dor Mittas Farb S@ab WumaHar'eo'
Din, umgsbsH bon ieinsr ean3sn ia.
Mile. Seine lsstsn Stunbsn bsrlsbtt
Der S&ab f&mer3lOs unb fanft i8lum'
rnsrts sr fir bic gmigtsit sin.
Wuwafar.eo. Din wurbs BIER ON
25. Wdr3 1853 aIs stpsitsr eobn be:
am l. Wai 1898 psrforbsner S9a9:
Wairsso.D Din esborst unb bsfisg Der
Sbron ietnss 8atsrs sIsi9 nod better
fpbe.
Sm lsbtsn auguf frbnte Ct istn H.
bsrales &sgisrungswert, bab sr Der
5orberunssn Der IiberaIs1 partsi Ser
Rsn's na&gab unb benz 2anbs Elm,
Ronfttutiou NIT elmer National
ARsmblp unb anbsrsn Reformer ge
pdbrte. Der bsrforbsn. Sauh bin
terIdbt cine grobe Anaahl 2inbsr uni
isin dltsffer Sobn Wobamso AIi Rir3a
Der i'm Sabre 1872 ssboren tpurhe
tpirb ben Enron bss R6nigs Der Rbnie
oefeigsn.
StaIten.
NntttIerttafe ppIttif mid
genauf9t.
Rom, 8. San. Die 2ibsralel
eo,ialiRen bsriu1sn, auf bic Sreimau
rer asiitbt, sine antiilerifale politif Il
Sialisu einsufhbrsn. Die Rssierunl
Hsbt Der Bewesuue inbeb ni&t frsunb
lid seesnhber. NEIL bisis. ibrer MnR&
mad. bs Ronar&ts f&wd&en tbnnts
Der Watiiari ipurbs bsna&ri&tigt, ba'
bic itaIisnif&s Rsatsruns benz plan
Sutherland Ieiffeu tuerbe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
Chicago stockyards Notes.

SnSoS0 SeSSNy iNSSSS'
Half fat ewes are going at prices
considerably under expectations OF
owners.
There is a pretty good demand FOR
all the desirable mixers and spring
ers.
Filling orders for heavy fat steers
is a hard job these days. said Tom
Cross, head of the National buying
force.
Now we are looking for $500 lambs
to make their appearance, said q
seller.
Continued moderate receipts will
enable us to boost lamb prices Still
higher remarked a salesman.
Plenty of country buyers in feeder
trade but most of them bid slowly
high prices being bar to activity in
trading.
This urgent demand for feeders is
lifting prices for such dangerously near
the range for fat cattle said a
commission man.
There is certainly nothing to war
rant shipping in lambs shy of good
killing qualities" remarked a trader.
1.-The prices shearing lambs are
bringing reflect the remarkably strong
confidence the country has in the mar
ket," suggested trader.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07

time and one half for all work over
eight hours on the road
1t was also ascertained that some
time ago they asked a raise OF M
teen per cent in, salaries, but the
company thought differently. 1t was
willing to split the difference, and
offered eight per cent increase me
meeting it is also said, was called
to consider this proposition, and II
is reported that secret ballot VIII
be taken and that board of arbl-
tration may be appointed.
Several were approached on the mat
ter. but nothing outside of what Is
herein contained, could be learned, but
the air is permeated with something
more gigantic.
The same subject is now being dis
cussed by conductors on forty-two
western roads, and conventions OF
trainnien are being held elsewhere al
this time and there is something
doing all along the line.
Action is being taken by conductors
all over the middle west and the con-
ductors on each road are meeting to
take action to report at the gathering
a. fber,, all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
The Chicago Horse Market.

The heavy run the first half OF the
week is clearing at fairly steady prices
for the best grades of all classes. Com
mon and inferior offerings are less ac-
tive under the enormous receipts, and
the bulk of the arrivals of common and
blenished receipts change hands I'M
evenly lower. 1t is only the in-be-
tween classes, aged and poor offerings
that display any weakness and clear
lower Farm orders are of immense
proportions, and horses for agricul-
tural purposes are being rushed to ru-
raj localities. where there is shortage
of horses FOR farm work. Dealers for
consignment to the country are COM
PEELED to pay 311o@1sO and upward
for offerings suitable for farm work.
All classified offerings are firm, with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07

ems, of Chicago. arrived Tuesday morn
ing to spend Il few weeks With their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Stevens.
Miss Callington, of Des Moines, who
is working under the auspices of the
w. C. T. u, gave recital Tuesday
evening, and lecture Wednesday eve
ming at the NJ. E. church.
The Eastern Star lodge gave dime
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Cronk
The infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Dow
Saville died Wednesday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
Receipts Light, But Demand
Was Excellent From All
Glasses Of Buyers
HOGS STEADY TO STRONG TO-DAY
A Willingness Was Shown by Packers
to Take the Offerings at Yesterdays
Price, Making an Active Demand =
Trade in Sheep Rather Dull, Altho
the Market Was Steady.

Chicago, March Cattle were
strong to 1Oc higher. Demand was ex-
cellent from all classes Of buyers. Re-
ceipts We're light and mostly butcher
stock. Stockers and feeders were ac-
lively sought for.
Receipts for the first half of the
week show a decrease of 1000 from
the moderate supply Of last week,
showing that the country is getting
conservative in sending stuff to mar
ket. Altho there were few high lights
in the market Wednesday, as a whole
the. quality was poor. and buyers were
not we'll pleased with a large share
of the cattle they We're asked to take.
Shippers had rather strong orders
for Wednesday and took all OF the
good to choice heavy steers they could
find, but there was not a very strong
support from exporters. There was
distinct lack of snap in the market
early in the day and it looked as If
some Of the medium cattle would have
to be sold shade lower. but after
the smoke of battle cleared away the
market was considered steady all
around.
Hogs.
Hogs were steady to strong. with
active demand, packers showing a
Willingness to take offerings at yes
terday's prices.
The market is acting as il top heavy.
Packers are very bearish and the claim
is advanced without REPUTATION so far
that live, hogs and product are selling
out of line. hogs being too high. This
has repressed the energy of the small
interior packer and made him less
active competitor for the crop.
Sheep.
Sheep were steady, but the trade was
rather dull. Lambs were easier.
There is a distinct tendency toward
a broadening of the spread between
sheep and lambs. which was recently
narrowed by the upward movement in
sheep and drop in lambs. Colorado
lambs are selling so we'll when con-
trasted with conditions last week that
the movement of that stuff across the
Missouri river, where most of 1T has
been stopping, ought to expand. East
ern gluts have been removed. Easter,
with its increased consumption of NUT
ton, is approaching. and there exists a
combination of conditions calculated to
make the market horizon more lumi-
nous than it has been all winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
Miss Lorene Meyers Of Dubuque seald-
ed by Boiling Soup.

SopeCldI To
Dubuque, March Miss Lorena
Meyers. the seven-year-old daughter Of
William Meyers the north end livery
man, is lying at her home on Upper
Coulter avenue in critical condition,
the result of having been badly scalded
by having boiling hot soup poured over
her face and bosom.
Altho physicians We're Immediately
called, and worked heroicaily over the
little sufferer, it was feared for while
that she could, not recover. and her
death was looked for at any time.
She finally rallied, however. and the
doctors say that there are hopes for
her recovery.
The bowl of soup was knocked from
the hands of an older girl and the con-
tents emptied full on the upturned face
and breast of her little sister.
Inquiry resulted in the information
that the child is still suffering excru-
ciating pain, but is pronounced out OF
danger. AS yet. it cannot be said
whether she will bear the marks of her
burns Or not but there is a fear that
she may
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
HALT MORE IMPROVEMENTS.
Railways VIII Hit Omaha Hard a
Result Of Recent Legislation.


Omaha, Neb., March Following
the action of General Manager Mchler
of the Union Pacific in calling off all
work toward the construction of a
twelve-story office building in Omaha
because of the suprme courts decision
compelling the Nebraska railroads to
pay delinquent taxes amounting to ST.
100000 with interest, and the action OF
the legislature in enacting a 2-cent fare
bill. the Burlington, thru General Man.
ager Holdredge, announced yesterday
that no work would be done toward
the erection of it's mammoth freight de-
pot for which plans had been COM
pleted. until conditions had at least
reached more settled state In the
legislature now is a bin providing
terminal taxation for Omaha which
would impose heavy taxes on the rat
roads with their new terminal facili-
ties, and they propose to wait to SIC
the outcome of the legislation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
WANT SHORTER HOURS.
Great Western Conductors Hold Sc
cret Meeting at OeIwein.


Oelwein, March THE conductors
running west of st. Joseph. Mo-. on
the Great Western railway, held a
meeting in the parlors of Hotel Mealey
There were about twenty in attendance
at this time. But more will follow
One of the conductors when APP
preached regarding what was in the
wind, said. that they We're here for the
purpose of holding meeting.
There are rumors in the air concern
ing several things they are interested
in.
1t was learned that they were dis
cussing the propriety Of demanding
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
DEATH WAS NOT FROM FALL
Young Clinton Factory Employees Rel
atives May Not Receive Insurance.

clinton, March IA peculiar situa-
ton has arisen in the death here of
Hans Drella, factory employe, who
fell from a stepladder while oiling ma
chinery at the Smith box factory. 1t
was thought that the mans death re-
suited from the fall, but the statement
has been made that he was stricken
with heart disease and fell to the
ground. passing away not from injuries
received in the fall, but from the eff
fects of the sudden attack of the mall
ady. AS the young man carried acct
dent insurance the coroner's jury will
have to decide to which cause his death
is attributable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-07
Many Changes at Rolfe.

Special TO Times-Repubiican.
Rolfe, March 7.-Rolfe has expert
enced many changes in the last two
weeks.
Weingart moved his stock of general
merchandise from the +. H. Sherman
brick to the north room of the Cra-
han block.
Furgeson & Co. traded their stock. of
goods to Mr.. santer. and he moved it
into the F. H. Sherman brick.
j. T. Long moved from the August
Weible store room into the room that
Ward Furgeson vacated.
Weible & Hanck, firm that has been
in business many years in Rolfe, dis
solved partnership. Weible moved
across the street into his own building,
that ]. T. Lang vacated.
White & Son. who have occupied a
part of the Core drug store, have
moved into rooms in the State Saw
ings bank
J. H. Roberts and his two sons and
one son -in-law are loading their cars
and will take up homesteads in North
Dakota.
Mrs E. H. Leaihiod took the evening
train en- route for Washington. where
the family will make their home. Mr..
Leathiod went some weeks ago.
E. G. Coffin. Of Wall Lake, made a
short visit with his mother this week