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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05
Humboldt County Returns.

Special to Tines Repub!ican.
Bode, Nov. st. O. Hanson was re-
elected representative from Humboldt
county, by us majority over L. G.
Tranyer, the democratic candidate. f.
l. Mayer was reelected county COM
missioner from the Fourth district, by
173 majority, carrying all three town
ships. The whole republican ticket was
elected by big majorities. A large vote
was polled.
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RUN OVER BY AUTO.
Fears Entertained That Harry Pas.
chaI. Colfax. is Injured Internally.

Special to Times-R epublican.
colfax, Nov. 5.-Harry Paschal, a
well known liveryman here, was run
over by an automobile last evening in
one Of the main business streets of
the city. He received two or more
broken ribs. and possibly has compli-
Gated internal injries due to the Sc
we're crushing.
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SUICIDE AT HAMBURG.
Body Of Charles EnsIeman Found
Hanging in Barn.

Hamburg. Nov. 5.--Charles Engle-
man. who lives five miles southwest OF
Hamburg, committed suicide by hang
ing himself in his barn. He was Il
som law of Garlan Anderson, Of
Hamburg, and had been married
some eight months. He was about 40
years Of age.
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has come to be so well fixed that he
does not have to take what he can't
sell, as he used to do.

does not have to take what he can't
| sell, as he used to do.
And again the farmer has passed the
stage where he has to do everything
with one end in yiew-that is, meet
the interest on some note-and they
f, are doing many things for the pleasure
and not altogether for the profit there
is in the business. Take for instance
the case of Mr.. Rubottem. near New
Providence He has been trying to raise
for himself II fancy driving team and
bred one of his best mares to an Arab
ian horse He got beautiful bay and
white marked colt and the following
year bred the same mare To the same
horse. That time he got black and
white colt, which was n disappolnt-
ment. as they did not match UP in col
or. The black and white colt is the
most perfectly marked colt that ever
saw 1t is marked on both sides eX-
actly alike, and it looked as tho some
one had taken n white horse ana
stenciled him on one side with black
ink. and then gone around on the 9th
er side aud stencilcd him on that side
exactly as he did on the first side.
Richard Parker, near Gilman has
what he claims to be the best colt IN
the state of Iowa for his age. hve
months. He is perfect. weighs $50
! pounds and is Il beauty. This matter
Of raising fancy horses Is not for the
profit alone, but for the pleasure there
is in ton the same principle that Mr..
Ingersoll built his house with all the
modern improvements
Corn picking is on in full blast ana
the cribbing is showing that the carry
estimate as to the quality is correct
and that they have the best corn raised
in wears. The yield is up to the estl-
mate The feeding question has as yee
not been solved, altho there are many
men like Noah Gibbs. of New Provl-
dence. who say they will feed just as
MANY cattle this year as they nave
formerly Many sales and deliveries Oh
new corn are being made in TINS
neghborhood at 30 cents per bushei.
THE men who bought cattle last spring
and have run them on grass all sum
mer. can not afford to do anything
else than feed them out. otherwlse
they would lose all they gained on
summer feeding. The hogs are inc
ones thai will suffer. as the great ma
iority of them will be short fed. As
soon as they begin to look anywhere
near IA. :hcv will be sent to market
GEORGE +. THAYER.
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Jones on RIGHT Side,

} Anamosa, Nov. 5.--The democrats
captured all of the county offices in
Jones county with the exception OF
three of the four supervisors. The
vote of the county was as follows:
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Linn county's Vote.

Cedar Rapids Nov 5-Linn county's
pluralities. with returns incomplete on
, 1908-07-03
HoIsTED FIRST FLAG.
Rawlins Man Taking Fart N Fort
kearney Celebration.

Sheridan, Wyo., July 3.-Among the
old-timers who have arrived to attend
the Darlington reunion today and
July 4 is Hon. William Daley, a pioneer
residence of southern Wyoming and
one of the states wealthy bankers and
flockmasters.
He was one Of the little garrison at
Fort Phil Kearney, now abandoned. 40
years ago and ran up the first flag that
fioated over the frontier post. The old
post has crumbled to decay and the
original 1ag-pole is but a stump OF its
former self. Against this stump has
been dashed a new flagpole and on this
Mr.. Daley will run up a new flag July
4, which will be kept floating indefinite
ly. When it wears out. another will
take its place.
, 1908-07-03

OF SALOONS
LARAMIE LITERARY CLUB Lis.
TENS TO ADDRESS ON METH
obs IN GREAT BRITAIN.
AsquIth L~lcsnslns Biii In erItish Par.
Lament, seeking 10 Limit humber
Of shops In That Empire-capess
Behind Prohibition Party in the
United states.
nx M. 6. Inoham.

There was q very interesting meet
ing of the Laramie Literary club last
night at the Carnegie library. the prin-
cipal speaker being James Hartman,
who had as a subject, The Asquith
Licensing Bell in the British Parlia-
ment." The movement to limit the
number Of licensed liquor shops in
Great Britain was shown to be very
similar TO movements in the United
States, although the matter is in a
, 1908-07-03
TESTIMONIAL TO LATE GROVER
CLEVELAND MUST RECEIVE
STAMP OF NEBRAskAN
BEFORE GOING IN.
Arrogance Of Perpetual Candidate
Something Monumental-Aiton B.
Parker stirs UP His Hatred by
Having Published Some Express
sions Of His Own on Subject
Some Early Arrivals at Denver.

Denver, Colo, July 3.-Alton B.
Parker may be asked by Chairman
Taggart of the national committee to
present to the convention the resolu-
lions on the death of Grover Cleve-
land. In such event the resolutions
to be presented will be handed to
Judge Parker after first having been
approved by Bryan.
Bryan Men in Ugly Mood.
This plan seems uppermost in the
minds of the Bryan leaders here to-
day. Apparently there is no abate-
ment Of the feeling engendered by
the publication of the Parker resolu-
tions.
Feeling Of Resentment.
Aside from their Objectionable char
acter to the friends Of Bryan, a feel
ing of resentment was expressed by
members of the committee OF arrange
msnts Of the national committee.
May Keep Name Secret.
Should the plan OF compromise be
blocked, it is understood to be the
intention OF the Bryan forces, who
control the convention, to keep secret
the name OF the person who will be
called upon to present the resolutions
in the Bryan form. 1t will then be
the duty Of Temporary Chairman Bell
to recognize this person Immediately
upon the conclusion of his opening ad-
dress.
, 1908-07-03
BASEBALL GAME STARTER FOR
BIG LIST OF AMUsEMENTs
IN CELEBRATION Of THE
FOURTH or JULY.
Laramie Club Defeats Hanna Players
Thirteen to Seven, Teams Being
Evenly Matehsd-Larse Crowd
Present and Talk Of eecond Game
Tomorrow-soxins Carnival at op.
era House Tonight.

: The first rel in a long series of
events arranged for the amusement OF
the people for the Fourth of July was
the baseball game this morning, on
the diamond nea the city park, be.
tween the Hanna and Laramie team
the local team winning 10 to Z, getting
a good start in the carry innings. IL
he sixth and seventh innings Hanna
made a squirt, showing what lAight
have resulted had the start been made
in time. AS it was the Laramie boys
held the lead all the time, winning In
elegant fashion, making some SPLEEN
did plays and meeting the good plays
by their mining town opponents. Nc.
Donald of the Hanna team collided
with a runner in the last inning of
the game, losing his breath and being
forced to lay up for the remainder of
the game. Milliken injured his knee
on one of the bases, but was not Sc
riously hurt. The lineup Of the teams
was as follows.
, 1908-07-03
To Renew BIackboards.
PRESENCE OF MIND
SAVED MANS LIFE.

Presence of mind alone yesterday
saved the life Of John st. Irby, who
for five years has been the private sec
Rotary to Mayor Robert W. Speer, says
the Denver News. Irby went on an
errand in the street commissioners
auto, and returned to the city hall.
In alighting Irby took the side OPP
posite the curb, and started to get back
into the auto when he heard q shout.
Looking around he beheld a runaway
team just turning the corner He
jumped into the auto IN out at the
other side. An instant later the horses
swerved at the corner, and the heavy
dump wagon to which they were hitch
ed struck the auto.
Irby escaped, but the auto and wag
on were wrecked.
, 1908-07-03
FRIENDS To
APPROVE RESOLUTIONS
PERMISSION to use his name for the vice
presidency in case he cannot be nom
mated for the presidency. They do
not expect him to consent.
Both Strong Bryan Men.

Denver, Colo, July 3.-National
Committeeman Richard A.. Billups of
Oklahoma and Judge T. E. Ryan, ma
tional committeeman of Wisconsin,
were among the arrivals this morning.
lieve the Nebraskan will be nominated
on the first ballot.
Will Visit Bryan.
Billups says 600 Oklahomans are
coming with the delegation from that
state. The train starts tomorrow and
the delegation will visit Bryan at Lin
coin on Sunday.
Want Oklahoma Plan in PLANK.
Oklahoma will make an effort to
have the bank deposit guarantee plan
placed in the platform.
Wisconsin as Reformer.
Ryan says that Wisconsin will sup.
port all the important reforms that
are being urged, and says that with
the teachings of Bryan and LaFollette.
that state is thoroughly up to date on
all questions of the day. !.
Towne il the Race.
Towne headquarters were opened at
the Savoy hotel today, and his boom
for vice president was formally
launched. Don Farnsworth OF Chi
cago, a former Tammanyite, will con-
duct the campaign for Towne.
Says Bryan VIII Be Elected.
Coming via Lincoln, Bird s. Coler
Of New York and Daniel J. Campau
of Michigan arrived today. Coler de-
clares that Bryan will be nominated
and elected. He says he will carry
New York state, McCarren and others
to the contrary.
Waterways Plank.
Colonel Henry T. Clarke OF Omaha,
vice president of the inland water
ways commission. arrived in Denver
today with a prepared plank on the
subject Of the improvement Of the in
hand waterways, which he will submit
to the committee.
Government Bond Issue.
The plank urges a government issue
OF 9 per cent bonds amounting to $780,
000, 900 or more to carry forward the
work OF Improvement Of the rivers,
harbors and waterways Of the country.
, 1908-07-03
MINE EXPLOSION
ENDS WITH A FIRE
RIkovskY DISASTER BELIEVED
TO HAVE ADDED DEATH OF
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED.
Two Hundred Men Still In Mine, Their
Fate Unknown-one Hundred and
Sixty Bodies Recovered, n Sew
enty-five injured Rescued, Several
of Whom Have Died.


Yuzovo, European Russia, July a.
Fire broke out today in the Rikovsky
mine. which was yesterday the scene
of an explosion that resulted in the
loss of a number of lives, the work of
rescue being conducted with the
greatest difficulty.
Two Hundred In Mine.
Over 200 men remain in the mine
and their fate is unknown. One hun
dred and sixty dead bodies have been
already brought out.
Many Injured May Die.
Seventy-five wounded were remov-
ed, of whom ten have since died and
many nor are dying. 1t is believed
the present number OF known dead
will be increased by at least seventy
Ave.
, 1908-07-03
NEsRAsKAN WRITES EDITORIAL
FOR HIS PAPER ENDORSING
INDEPENDENCE PARTY
AND PLATFORM.
willing To Make Peace With New
York Journalist at Any Price and
BeIievs In Some Quarters Thak
Hearst viii cuIp the Whole Ticket
Pennsylvania Man Says Mitchell
Could Carry That State.

Lincoln, Neb., July 3.-The topic of
keen interest is Bryan's defense in to-
days Commoner of Hearst and his In
dependence party. 1t is considered
significant that Bryan should take up
and defeat Hearst's attitude and sin.
certify at this time.
Anxious to Make Peace.
The delegates here who are willing to
express themselves believe that Bryan
is not only willing to make peace with
the New York man, but will go as fal
as to make overtures to that end in the
event Of nndfns the Independence
party leader in = receptive mood.
Hearst May endorse Bryan.
One Kentucky delegate stated his
belief that the result would be that the
Independence party, when 1t holds its
convention, will endorse Bryan for the
, 1908-07-03
ALFALFA HAY AS
FEED FOR SWINE.

The Kansas experiment station has
found that a ton of alfalfa hay will
make upwards OF 800 pounds of gain
on hogs, and a similar gain has been
made on alfalfa when It is used as
pasture. The Nebraska station was
able to make gains at a cost of 2 cents
per pound on hogs weighing 265
pounds when these were on alfalfa
pasture and fed, in addition, three
pounds of corr daily per hundred
pounds weight of hogs.
Thoroughly mix while dry, one
dress by Prof. Kinzer of that station,
before the state board of agriculture
OF Kansas last winter. No hog grower.
the professor asserted. a afford to
be without alfalfa for his hogs and
pigs.
, 1908-07-03
HELPED TO ORGANIZE
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Rev. Oscar Woods. pastor Of the
West Side church. and family return
ed last night from Elk mountain,
where they had been visiting for e
eral days. On Sunday Mr.. Wood oc-
cupiei the puplit at the new Elk noun
tain church, assisting in the organiza.
tion of a Sunday school with Mrs. Dave
West as superintendent, Miss Rice as
secretary and Miss Emma Schone as
treasurer. At the morning service
about sixty attended, the evening con-
gregatton being almost a. large. Mr..
and Mrs.. Wood we're on Medicine Bow
creek when the tie drive went by,
about 10000 ties that had hung up
passing at that time.
, 1908-07-03
HANNA BASEBALL TEAM
in THE CITY TODAY.

Ten members of the Hanna baseball
team, including William Mcdonald as
catcher, George Film as pitcher, John
Griggs as first baseman, Fred McAtee
as second baseman, Bernard Hume as
third baseman, William Miliken as
shortstop. Willie Shaf1er as left fielder.
Roy jerks as center fielder, William
Hogben as right fielder and A. X.
Brownson as substitute, are staying at
the Kuster, and will not return to
Hanna before tomorrow night Mr..
Film is accompanied by his wife.
, 1908-07-03
JUST IN TIME.
Big Celebration Stock Lost on the
Railroad.

One of the big Fourth of July stocks
ordered by Barry Brothers. To get
special prices this stock was ordered
direct from the factory but somehow
Barry received everything today and
is all smiles as he is marking the
prices and putting the goods out. He
says he is going to make special prices
on all his celebration goods in order to
stimulate a late sale.
, 1908-07-03
G Q o o o O O O o O O O @
SHOCK FELT TODAY.
Los Angeles Gets Seismic Scare
At an Early Hour.

Q Los Angeles, Cal, July 3.-Two Q
O slight shocks of earthquake were Q
Q felt at Los Angeles AMI in this vi O
O entity at 500 this morning. A O
q few persons were awakened and Q
@ some clocks were stopped, but the o
@ shocks produced no other effect. O
O Records in the weather bureau o
Q show that the motion was from O
@ east to west. 1t is believed the O
@ motion was a wave from a distant Q
@ shock. @
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, ASKS BRYAN TO QUIT. c
Hartform Man Urges Nebraskan
to Get Out Of Race.

Q Hartford, Conn, July 3.-Louis G
@ H. Schmitt, a delegate to the DEM c
O ocratic state convention and a c
Q prominent manufacturer, has writ c
O ten a scathing letter to Bryan, ap- c
. pealing to him to withdraw from c
@ the race, declaring that the demo c
@ cratic party will be defeated with C
@ Bryan as its nominee. The letter c
O is published and has created a c
@ great sensation. c
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, 1908-07-03
WALLACE BOND GETS
PROMOTION IN SERVICE.

The many friends of Wallace G.
Bond, who left Cheyenne q year ago
to take the United States consulship
at Alden, Arabia, viii be pleased to
learn OF his promotion in the service
BY his transfer from Alden to Karachi,
India, with an increase Of $500 in Eal-
airy, says the Cheyenne Tribune. Ka-
rschi Is located on the southwest coast
Of India, and II Iocated IN . pleasant.
healthful climate.@Its Inhabitants ara
chiefly British army oflcers and man
with some native shipping
, 1908-07-03
REAL ESTATE SALES
FILED FOR RECORD.

The following transfers Of real es-
tate by warranty were nled in the
county clerk's once today:
C. T. Dondore and Minnie Dcndore,
his wife, to Maggie B. Kern, the east
116 feet Of lot 8. black 1919, on Second
street, until recently occupied by the
Wyoming Industrial Journal, for 81
and other considerations.
Samuel Moore to Andrew johnson,
lots /, 2, 3 and 4 Of section 20 and
lots /, Q and 3 Of section "a, township
IL. range 70. for $s.10O.
, 1908-07-03
BUYS FRUIT RANCH
IN DENVER SUBURBS.

Charles Miller of this city and his
father, A. Miller, have purchased a
fruit farm of ten acres six miles from
Denver, II of the real bargains of
that favored section, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller will remove to the land within
the next few days. The father will go
for the time being, leaving his wife
and other son, Bert Miller of the AL
bany County National bank, in this
city for the summer. Charles Miller
will dispose of his home at the corner
of Eighth and Garfield streets.
, 1908-07-03
SERVICES AT THE
WEST SIDE cHUR<

The church council will meet on
Tuesday evening at s o'clock at the
parsonage.
The Young Woman's Missionary So
ciety will meet on Wednesday even
ing to make final arrangements for
the coffee social to be given.
There will be the regular services at
the West Side church on Sunday. Sun
day school at 9:45, preaching at IL a.
m and s D.. IN.
, 1908-07-03
CHARGED WITH STEALING
DOLLAR FROM MATE.

A couple of strangers were arrested
last night and are in Jail. their trial
on the charge Of petit larceny, being
set for this afternoon. They are
charged with robbing a comrade OF a
dollar In a saloon. the barkeeper seing
the performance and causing their ar
RESI-,
, 1908-07-03
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y ACROSS THE BORDER. 6
Raiders Who Attacked Custom
House Now In United States.

Q Mexico City. Mexico, July g. q
Q Word has reached here that the O
Q band Of raiders who recently at Q
q tackled the customs house at the o
q village of Halomas have escaped q
Q across the border and are now on O
Q United States soil. Dispatches Q
Q from various points say that abso- Q
Q lutte quiet reigns everywhere. o
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, 1908-07-03

first; o. v. Bliss, second.
Second Girls ~race-Irene Irwin.
first; Hazel Coombs. second.
The Voting Contest.
1t was annnouced this afternoon that
the voting contest for queen of the
carnival will close at noon tomorrow,
after which no more ballots will be
allowed. The count of the vote at 2
o'clock this afternoon resulted as fol.
lows:
Jennie O'Connor 1,O35
Freda Wolf 1851
Llzzle Melcher 416
, 1908-07-03
EnaIt,h RAILWAY .Waaea.

Only II per cent OF England's rail-
way employees receive over $3.50 a
week, says the st. Louis Globe-Demo
crat. The remarks In the republican
platform on the subject of American
wages is the solid truth.
, 1908-07-03
, o o Q o o O o o o o O O o
O IN GvoD SPIRITS.
Bishop Potters Condition Is No
Worse Than Yesterday. .

Q Coopertown, N. Y, July 3.-The {
Q first bulletin issued by Bishop
Q Potter's physicians was, Bishop {
Q Potter's condition Is no worse
Q than last evening. He passed a {
@ comfortable night and is in good
@ spirits, though very weak"
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, 1908-07-03
ROLLING Mimi Man Here.

A. H. Fetters OF Omaha, connected
with the manufacturing department OF
the Union Pacific. is in the city. He
has nothing to say further than that
something will be doing shortly in the
way Of again operating the rolling
mills.
, 1908-07-03
surveyor VISITING Mother.

bud" Congdon, connected with the
engineering department of the Laramie
Plains line, reached the city yesterday
afternoon and is spending the Fourth
with the family OF his mother, Mrs.
@. e Harvey, on north Fourth street.
, 1908-07-03
HOWELL NAM ED.
Appointed Receiver of the United Box
Board and Paper Concern.

Trenton, N. j., July 3.-vice Chan
cellor Howell was today appointed re-
ceiver for the United Box Board and
PAPER company, a concern which has
a number of mills located in different
sections of the United States.
, 1908-07-03
EIrst of rha ArrixaIs

Denver. Colo. July s.-This is the
first OF four arrival" days for the
convention. Monday being the last. The
prospective permanent chairman Of the
convention, Representative Clayton OF
Alabama. got in before 9 o'clock this
morning. Later In the day the New
York delegation arrived.
, 1908-07-03
GONE To COUNTRY

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathisop and
Miss Grace Peale left this afternoon
for Rock River. being accompanied by
Mrs. G.. Ira Hoge and children, who
have been visiting here. The Mathi-
sons and Miss Peale will spend the
day tomorrow in the country, leaving
Rock River tomorrow morning, accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Smith
Of that place, and will return to Lara
mic Sunday afternoon. They will trav-
ell in the Mathison automobile.