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The Washington times., 1909-09-22
= By
ROBERT CARLTON BROWN
i'm and recover the piece of cloth as

him and recover the piece of cloth as
Girl. you're too wonderful" he cried.
You embarrass me- her voice took
on a childish lisp and she nestled closer
90 her lover.
They lay silent for some time, both a
little exhausted and both very happy TO
be alone together, even in such a place
But we must get out of here said
Eben suddenly. You're dripping wet
and the dampness here is dangerous"
But m dressed warmly she an
swered. Il don't feel at all uncom-
Portable. It's so nice to be here-alone--
With you, don't you know. Let's wait
till they come and find us
There was a gentle purring In her
voice that gave a strange force to her
but they can't find us here" said
Eben.
The only way Is through the hole, and
that's blocked up by the ship. They II
take UP some planks presently, ana
that viii be soon enough. Wen Just
have to wait, that's all there IS 60 IT
Convinced by her reasoning. Eben re-
Taxed himself and fell to dreaming
about the wonderful little girl who lay
with her wet face buried on his chest.
It was strange TO him that he could
be content to lie there with her In the
uncomfortable surroundings without a
thought of anything except MarJOry. 1t
was true love. and he was realizing it
for the first time.
The girl. too, had been overcome by
the same spirit Of contenrment and they
lay there like two babes In the wood,
waiting for their rescuers to come, and
half hoping that they wouldn't hurry.
How am I ever going to repay you
for all you've DONE said Eben, sud
denly. with a long-irawn sigh.
ooh, you'll pay for IL all right" was
the girls laughing response "I'U make
you slave for me all the rest Of your
life, as soon as you are through with
this beastly business"
but If I don't get through with II?
II II gets the better Of me?" his mind
kept returning TO the great doubt.
ct WON'T Il can'tr' she cried.
"Seel We've got this much evidence
she rubbed the wet BIT of cloth over
his cheek playfully.
yes. But that doesn't prove much.
Even II we do match II up with Picket
EOS suit. he'll come out with n trumpet
I'D story Of some fight we had when
tore Il off, or something like that"
oh" cried the girl, vearningly. III
we could only find Jim, that stOwaway
( His story would certainly throw doubt
on HiclSe and Picketzo. He knows q
lot about them and he saw them put
/ you IN the boat"
But he knows nothing about the dead
man"
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Eben Nash a young electrician. sails
from New York on the Winnewaba. and
has three ro0msmates. two OF whom he
las three roomnates. two of whom he
suspicion. One OF these men Is an Eng
lshman, Hicke. BY name, and the other
Is Picketzo an Italian. Bonner is the
third man and he and Nash become fast
friends. The Englishman turns suspicion
20 Nash unwarrantably in a poker game
on the first day out Nash is accused Of
being a card sharp. but Mar1ory Bonner
and her father assure Nash that they
both believe him innocent
PicketzO rifles Nashs trunk and takes
from it some electrical apparatus. A
heavy fog settles on the ocean. Passen-
gers fear that they have been lost IN a
fog and all hands have been ordered TO
be IN readiness 10 leave the ship on q
moments notice In case Of a collision
The captain announces that the needle
an the ships compass has become erratic
and that with the absence Of the sun and
stars due TO the fog. sailing Is dangerous.
Il develops that there Is a valuable
string OF horses on board and that the
vessel IS sailing in circles. Hicke Is
thought to be the tool of a big gambler
b. Bonner. but Nash falls under Euspic-
ion Of having doctOred the compass Nash
is sentenced 70 the cat-o'-nine tails but
Bonner interferes 70 protect Nash from
the lash when the engineer announces
that the coal has given out Nash Of
ters TO save the ship He rigs up wire.
less apparatus and sends &C. =. D.
message. A message comes that they are
800 miles from New YORK. Nash sudden
ly disappears from the ship and one OF
the life beats IS also missing. MarjOry
Is told by n stowaway that Hicke and
Picketzo are connected with racing
stable. He also tells her he saw two
men carry a third and set him adrifJ
IN a life boat
Nash awaIs IN the Iifeboat 70 find he
had been cast adrift with corpse The
man had been murdered. and Nash found
himself in more trouble 20 explain when
he was picked up in the morning by
fishing smack.
Picked up in turn by the steamer, TIE
sailors hand Nash over 20 the captain,
when Il is found thar one Of the cattle
men was missing. and the corpse was
recognized as that Of the missing man
Mar1ory shows that she loves Nasn'
and insists IN her belief in his innocence
The lovers are interrupted by the opening
OF door.
Nash throws Hicke out Of the captain
room when the EnElishman interrupts ms
lovemaking Nash Is threatened with ar
rest for murder when the vessel gets 10
port
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HOT FIGHT IS ON
IN MINOR LEAGUE
American Association Is
Having One of Closest
Races in Its History.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.-One Of the
closest pennant races in the history OF
baseball will be decided this week in the
American Association.
At no time since the middle OF June
have the first and last clubs baen more
than 160 points apart. With only six
playing days remaining, Milwaukee is in
first place By half a game, with Louis
vile second by the same margin over
Minneapolis. Kansas City. the last team
IN the race, is only Ill points behind the
leaders.
Louisville finishes the season on It's
home grounds, while Minneaf,olis and
Milwaukee must face hostile crowds.
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KETCHEL TO MAKE
TOUR OF EUROPE
Middleweight Title Holder
Will Take Long Trip After
Johnson Go.

NEW YORK, Sept 22--Assassin
Ketchel viii display his wares before
the British aristocracy. whether he
wins, loses, or draws with big Jack
johnson on October u. al Colma.
Wiilus Britt announces that he viii
take his charge across the pond and
show the LondOners what a real fighter
looks like. Wilus viii make a tour
Of the Continent that VIII take In Ire
land. Wales France. and even Den
mark, II he hears the least sign from
the call OF the wild.
Copenhagen Is "aIl het up over the
game since her two mighty sons, Bat
thing oscar Nelson and Fighting Dick
Nelson made good IN America. Britt
says not a word about LangfOrd.
Ketchel has said, however, that he
will never fight Langford IL he wins
from Johnson during POrtola week.
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CHAPTER L.
A GRFAT DTeCOVTRY

EBEN NASH was IN blank amaze
L ment TO think that the girl should
hsGe. ,pEeseoce 81 mind enough to save
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NLASSlI 4GD ADf In ASENlEN1 .
Glass A
Wanted Agents
Wanted Help
Wanted Statesmen
Wanted Situations 20 nns
vented vented Rooms or Board Minimum. lines
For Rent Rooms
Rooms and Board
Lost ana Found
Glass b
All other eiassincatioua. 10 cents 4 Iins:
times. 10 cents uns-minlmum. lines.
Personals. 10 cents = li1a any number VI
ttmea.
The Washington Times makes
special cRsh-in-adTance rates far
Classified Advertising.
Glass A
one cent a word each insertion Minimum
charge. 10 cents.
Class b
Three times within one week, "A cents a
Lnei times, consecutiyeiY. 60 cents a line
Minimum space. linea
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CHAPTER Xix.
TO THE RESCUE.
- -zawNwTD "a

ARJoRY BONNER uttered
M piercing shrek as she saw her
IN lover hurled through the air
and splash into the water be-
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COAL AND WOOD YARD; location ana b,,ss
ness best must be sold; asking urica - -
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. ~ =
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WANIED-ROOMS.

WANTED - UNFINISHED room for young
mems social club; . rooms or large room.
nj over 500 monthly. south from y bet.
5th and 18th y. W. Address II. G., 100 It'll
y. ". IL
CFNTRAL.LY LOCATED room. quick lunch.
CAFE, reasonable. $50 ID ST. n. W, seA-St
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PRINTING.

l 600 BUSINESS CARDS printed, T5c; othe
prices in proportion, al 1913 9Th ST y. W
se21-7t
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

4 ST. s. W. 1552-One or two front connect
Ing rooms, completely furnished for light
sekeepingi heat. gas. and bath. light in
Guided se2l-St
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BOARDING

vANTED-To rent furnished dining room
and kitchen and one bed room IN 9-room
house FOR board OF couple; privilege OF board
ers 5oS A St y. F. It
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GROCERY STORE-Good stand; rea son Tor
Times Office. Ss55q1s -
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~ block N y. w, great bargain al $3.50
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. I4as +
se22-2f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy for spot cash. pianos.
organs, household goods and other furniture
stocks Of groceries. SINCLAIRS. 6S La
ave. Drop postal or phone Main 6S4s.
aais-7t
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= Ia CkSMITH SHOP; same corner % years.
HOWENSTEIN co. 1914 # e. $685.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL for general homework and cooking
family or z. 34l4 14th. sen -2t
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VAsSERS-Rehned. S. per week and
commissions BOX iSi, Times Office
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BOOK, &EEPER-Double-entr state e,peri-
ence End salary expected. Address BOX I6l.
Times Office. se2n a.
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OR sAl-ls-Boarding and rooms1g house; 20
rooms an well furnished: al occupied; rent
$ogi price, $3.50.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. sl4 St y ".
an11-9r
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CAM ASSERS-Yo Dung ladies: must be a,.er-
getic workers, good salary TO start ard IU-
eraI commission. Apply TO S. NJ BROWN
g03 j. ST y. vs.. ge21-2ts
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GlRL-White. respectable TO help take ca
Of children and assist IN Homework. good
home in suburbs. Address BOX 10, Times
office. aa9f-gts
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

APPRENTICES TO work on ostrich reatber
young girls. Gil 18th ST. y. W se2l-Zts
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CHAMBERMAIDS-Wh White; and carly clean.
ers- Apply 10 Housekeeper, The Raleigh
se2l-3ts
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WANTED-Furniture for cash; sell your
goods TO the man who gives You me nosS
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and K teE-u
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CHARWOMAN-White. for cleaning oFiccs
In a new building. BOX III. Times oflca
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SFlRISS-EKpert helpers on coats; must know
now 10 make buttonholes- Apply 927 c ST.
N ".
The border vidette., 1909-07-31
No. 5523 Sheriff'S Sale.
L. J. Rice vs. Four Metals Mining
CLERK.

l.. J. Rice vs. Four Metals Mining
 Company.
 By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, County of Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona wherein l.. J. Rice is plaintiff, and the Four Metals Mining Company Is defendant, upon a judgement rendered the twelfth day of April, A. D. 1909, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Marlcopa, for tEe sum of Five Hundred & Eight S5 75/1OO (5O8.- 75) Dollars. United States gold coin, besides costs and interest, and said judgement was transferred to Santa Cruz County and Docketed in the Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz, in accordance with section 2SS2, Revised Statutes of Arizona, upon the 27th, day of April, A. D. 1909, have this day levied upon all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant Four Metals Mining Company, of. in and to the following described real estate, to wit:
 The Red Head Mining Claim, the location notice of which Is recorded in book five (5) of mines at pages 13, 14 and 15. The Hurley Mining Claim, location notice of which is recorded m book five (5> of mines at pages 259 and 26O. Said mining claims being in and situated in the Patagonia Mining Dis trict of the County of Santa Cruz, Ter ritory of rizcna, and all of which is of record in the office of county recorder of the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
 Public notice is hereby given that I will, on Monday, the 9th, day of Au- gust, A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock d. m. of said day, In front of the court house, door of the county of Santa Cruz, sell at public auction, for United States gold coin, all the right. title, claim and interest of said defendant, Four Metals Mining Claim, of, in and to the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient money to satisfy said judgement. with and costs, etc, to the highest and best bidder.
 Dated this the 18th, day of July, A. D. 1909.
 HARRY J. SAXON, Sheriff
 7-243G BY J. J. LOWE, Deputy
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The of the above property and all who interested therein, hereby notified that the Board of Equalization will the office of the Board of Super visors Court House of Santa Cruz County Terri tory of Arizona, nine o'clock in the forenoon of the third Monday in August 1909, at which time and place will take consider and determine whether the above specified any thereof shall be increas ed when and where you be present with such wit you may bring and will be given hearing These will be by the Board taken up and sered the order they appear above unless for good cause first shown, the time is extended in any
 PHIL HEROLD
 Clerk of Board of Equalization, 7-24-4t., of Santa Cruz County, Arizona. ,.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justice Court, Crittenden Pre- cinct, County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
 John Cady, Plaintiff, vs. $. H. Wood ruff, defendant.
 Action brought ia the Justice Court of CrittendeD Precinct, in and for the county of Santa Cruz, in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the name of tho Territory of Ari- zona: To $. H. Woodruff, Defendant, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plain tiff in the Justice Court of Crittepden Precinct, in and for the County of Santa Cruz in the Territory of Arizona and answer to the complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Patagonia, in said county. within five days exclusive of the day of ervice, after the servi 0 upon you of this summons. if served within this Precinct: but if served with out this Precinct, but within the Coun- ty, ten days; if served out of the COun- ty, fifteen days; in all other cases. twenty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Patagonia, this 7th day of July, 1909,
 R. J. CURTIN,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. First date of Pub. July IT, 1909 1t.
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"Increased Assessment 7

At the July meeting of the Board of Equalization, it, with the information then possessed by it, believed that following the following described prop erty each small, namely:
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Co. telephon- rental May, l9O9.. ......... I6 co Nol.l-s E L. & ". O.. lights and ice. May. 1909 -. 60 O. Phelps. care of ,"h.- ge ents. 2ooo Josiah Bond. ,ri 22 40 Mrs A Barthleth, a~cou"t Mrs Medina. indi,+nt 26 John Oady. f-edl"g pris- oners. Patagonia. g 25 Theo G4bler. suf plies. =. 65 Es,al ada Bros. me, chan disc for indig-nts, 30 co JJ Chatham. corre,'sI In- quest. 10 % First National Bank of Nogales. assigned accounts jurora, 2l 40 II. R Walsh, guarding prisioners.. 24 co 0 Macksy. TO. Il work. l5 co Geo Marsh, Inc, sup plies.. .-. 2l % Mary de V. Hunt, meals. 368 IS A o Kingsley, care of ia- digent sick May. l9O9,. 245 75 B McOlanahan. coroner inquest. 10 co A Kingsley. costs in case of Dr. A Kingsley vs Santa Cruz County ...... 5 O5 Upon motion duly carried. tue Board adjourned until Wednesday, July 7th. 1909
 Approved:
 O. F. ASHBURN. Attest: CHAIRMAN. PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 -OF THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

)- of Santa Cruz County, Nogales,
 Arizona. June '. 1909.
 TIfe Board of Supervisors met pur - snant to adj,urnment of May 3,d, - 1909.
 Present, Chairman Ashburn, Mem
 Der Henderson and Cle,k Phil Herod m Absent Member Parker 70 Minutes nf meetings of April 5'h
 and May 3. 1909. read and upon
 motion approved.
 Oity Attorney Frank J. Duffy ap o peared before the Board relative to
 piece of the county road on strip of
 land lying between the Town of No
 gales and Northern Addition to the o Town of Hogales, stating that it was Q the desire of the Town of Nogales to 0 00 include this piece of the county road Q as a part or extention of Grand Ave- o nue.
 o Upon motion duly carried it was 9 9 ordered that W. T Blaloek be refund
 ed the sum of $50 Oo being amount of license paid for running pool tables
 District Attorney O'Connor advised 0 the Board that pool tables were not n subject to license under the statutes.
 Communication was received from R. R. Richardson relative to change of 0 ounty road from Patagonia to Har- shaw It was ordered that matter be lad on the table. Petition was presented asking for | yT ! overseer of road district No. 4. Upon motion, duly carried MT. Piper was ap
 pointed road overseer for said district Q and the Clerk k instructed to notify him of his appointment and to file bond as provided by law.
 In the matter of the change in County road on the east side of the 0 Santa Cruz river from Tubac to Gala
 basas, commencing at northwest cor ner of the southeast half of the south 0 east quarter of the southwest quarter of section 20. Ca part of which road is already pnblic) thence due south to the intersection of the proposed new road with the present aforesaid diagonal or  3 were appoiHted viewers: J. F. Black. J w. E. LaPlante and County Surveyor H. G. Glore.
 Upon motion duly carried it was or dered that the treasurer be instructed ) to transfer the sum of $40O from the ) County General Fund to the County Salary Fund.
 The following demands were audited and allowed.
 , Frank Bias, interpreters
 Tee, oO , Wm. Lowe. road work dis , trict No. 39 %
 w T Blalock refuad licnese, 30 %
 Geo H Mcintyre, copy
 ist in the county recorders office, May, 1909, .....-.. GO % JJ Lowe, salary as jailor, May, 1909, 70 0O
 w A O'Conner, expenses district attorney % |
 Phil Herold, transporta-
 tion indigents Is 75 |
 M Marsteller, examina- tion insane. OO
 J w Leehy, guard jail, May, 1909, 9,.............. 60 % : E D Miller, printing and publishing ... 32 90 E D Miller, printing and publishing 29 65 Henderson & Johnson, SUD- plies for road, ......... 16 so J A Orawley, road york;. 50 % Geo Marsh supplies,... 43 97
 A Dumbauld, repairs. .... l 50
 I Burgoon, supplies, % J B McCianahan, justice of the peace fees. precinct No. g.. 375
 A l. Gustetter, examiua-
 tion insane, ne,........ 5 %
 H J Saxon, cash expendi-
 ture sheriff's office. ... 10 S5
 A l. Gustetter, examina-
 tion insane, e,............. ) % Consolidated T. T, x E.
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Victor Talking Machines

We are wholesale and retail dealers for Mex ico for the Victor Talk ing Machines
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Our prices are the same as Chicago and New York. w hen you purchase your Machine and Records from us, we save you the Ex- press Charges to No gales
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-19
lowA's TWO SENATORS A CLEAR
ING HOUSE FOR PEOPLE WITH
TARIFF GRIEVANCES.
CALLERS KEEP DoLL,vER
AND cuMMINs BUSY
Experiences Have Moved Deliver to
Come Out squarely in Favor of Tar
iff Commission as Only Method of
Properly Settling Disputed Points
Says Present Bill PIeases No One.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Washington May Ex-senator Dolli-
YER and Senator Cummins have be-
come the twin trouble clerks of the
senate. Their offices are thronged day
and night by people with grievances
against the tariff and the methods of
revision. They are now recognized as
the sure friends of folks with such
troubles and the amount of valuable
and enlghtening information which
has been brought to them is marvel
Gus
Everybody ,comes to hunt me up
who has trouble" said Senator Dolli-
ver "and they all get a ,hospitable re-
ception. am more interested right
than any thing else. l am convinced
that this must be the last experience
of American business with this turmoil
and grief of revision under present
conditions The people in charge of the
revision don't know what their bill
means, and they are now putting up
the most remarkable excuses for their
incapacity to defend it, The strange
thing is that of the people who come
With troubles a large share are those
who are supposed to be the especial
benefieiaries of the tariff. The truth
seems to be that the bill doesn't suit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-19
Southern Io1ua Items

order against the old cups Secretary
Thomas said that the board is deter
mined to rule against public cups. but
wishes the cooperation of the rail-
roads, and will postpone action until
the roads have had time to get into
the matter thoroughly and to get to-
gether on plan for abolishing them.
Marion.
Bert Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
P. Smith, of south of Marion, had the
misfortune to have a revolver bullet
go thru his hand Friday afternoon
The accident occurred while fixing the
weapon. He came to town in their au-
tomobile and ran the machine himself.
A physician dressed the wound, which
consisted of bullet hole entirely thru
the fleshy part of the hand, and no
serious result is expected, tho the
wound, will of course, be qlifte painful.
The revolver was OF 32-cAiber:.
Iowa City. -
The johnson County Agricultural
Society or better known as the john
son County Fair Association has to-
tai of $S6 for the best work submit
ted by the rural graded and high and
grammar schools of the city and coun-
ty. The list of prizes and the subjects
upon which work must be submitted
is a long one. but one branch. of school
work is omitted. Such work as Ian
guage lessons, penmanship. drawing.
water color, maps of Johnson county,
arithmetic problems on original farm
subjects, essay writing will be. awarded
prizes by the judges.
Des Moines.
Bishop Joseph f Berry, one of the
most prominent church men in the
Methodist Episcopal church, will give
the address on the occasion of the lay
ing of the corner stone for the new adj
diton to the Iowa Methodist hospital
at Eleventh and Pleasant streets, May
81. The ceremony of setting the cor
ner stone for this new $15O,O0O hos
pital building will be part of the pro-
gram of the commencement week of
the Methodist hospital training school
for nurses. The details of the corner
stone ceremony have not been ar
ranged.
Cedar Rapids.
The alleged changing of single let
ter, making what was intended for
Welton in a telegram to read Wilton,
was the basis for a $500 damage suit
in the district court The plaintiff was
Allen Edleman and the defendant the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Mr.. Edleman claimed a telegram was
sent to him from Kansas City instruct
ing him to ship a car load of cattle to
Welton but by the mistake of the tele-
graph, company, the telegram was de-
livered to him read Wilton and accord
ingly he shipped the cattle to the lat
ter place, Mr.. Edleman had sued for
$500 and accepted a settlement in the
sum of s75, each side to pay one-half
of the court costs.
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Sheffield News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Sheffield, May 10. Mrs. Minnie
Beilefeld left today for a three weeks
stay in Chicago.
Mrs, r. j. Churchouse is visiting her
son, in Hampton.
Mrs. j. A. Holmes, of Steamboat
Rock, is visiting her parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. J. Rawson. and family.
Mrs. Butler Throssel is very sick
with diabetes, and grave fears are en-
terrain for her recovery. Mr.. Thros-
sci, who is in Oregon, has been tel
egraphed for.
George L. krusenmark has been ur-
der the physicians care for few
days.
Mrs F. r. Campbell and Mrs. Him
man We're at Rockwell, Tuesday, be-
tween trains.
The funeral of Mrs. John Callahan
was held yesterday at the NJ. f. church
A husband and four little girls are LEFT
to face life's struggle alone.