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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
Financial and Commercial
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

south Omaha, June 12.-CattIe-Receipts.
lVy; market unchanged: western steers.
o-Soqo.sO; Texas steers, s3.OOd5.4O; range
S Sss ana heiters, S2.S51f5.35. Gamers, SEQ
nS, stockers and feeders. S3.O0f75 40;
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, 300: market strong to
cents higher; heavy. 475d765; mixed.
t.sSa@49' light, I-20d750; pigs, 5.75q6.75;
bulk OF sales, 7-30Q7.50.
ohee p receipts 100; market steady
yearhngs. $4,000; wethers. 5.40d6 40:
ewes, o-Z5G6.25; lambs, 7.25dS25
Chicago. June 12-Cattle-Receipts. es-
umated at 300; market steady; beeves, 5.20
QLzo; Texas steers. 460ds.20; western
steers 4l5Q6.30; stockers and feeders, 3.6C
q9.0; cows and heifers, 25Gd625; calves,
6.OOdSOO
Hogs-Ree eipts estimated at II 900; mar
ket steady 10 strong; light, 6.S0d7. 371a
mixed, lO0QI So heavy 110dL77la; rough
t-lVG t.5D. good TO choice heavy. 7.30d7.Illz
pigs, 5.Dq675; bulk of sales 7.15d7.60.
Sheep Receipts, estimated at Loo; mar
ket steady, natives, SIS; westerns. asa
e,l5; yearlings, GOOGLE; lambs, native,
o'z0aS2o; western, 5.75aS.20.
Kansas City, June 12-Cattle- Receipts
goo; market steady; native steers, 5000
stockers and feeders. S.75I5. so; bulls, 3O0q
5.25; calves, 3.75d7.25; western steers, $3.50
SO; western cows, S.25q5.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market strong
bulk Of sales, 7.20d755; heavy, 800 .621l2
packers and butchers, S7.30d760; light
10oqz- q; pigs, 6.O0Q6.sO.
No sheep.
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creamery specials. 2slza27; extras, %
thirds TO firsts 22d25ia
Cheese-Easy; unchanged.
Eggs-Steady: western seconds, 29d2L
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Band concert at the Emigration Can.
yon Resort, Sunday, June 13
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. June 12-TOday's statement
of the treasury balance in the general
fund. exclusive of the S150, 900 600 gold re-
serve, shows:
Available cash balance .......... sis, ia r64
Gold coin and bullion ............ 81 .229 467
Gold certificates ..-............... "a 81. 7SJ
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
New York. June 2-BUtter-Weak;
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WHEAT
OPEN. High. Low. Close.
July II .l6A OIL .17l5 1-l6N 1.17A
De- .0sss&ls los. les : . los los
CORN
Open. High. Low. Close.
July La q7S14 1875 q75ltl72349 "a %
Sept ..50lsq70Ss 709sG7094 701s .0AsQ7Oz
Dec =. 599sa59lz. 5gss so 5sas
OATS
Open. High. Low. Close.
July =. 527s IS Q531s T525s q52s4 I52A
B fsg' =. :. i s. 04'7' s. Is i tx
MESS PORK Per bbi.-
Open. High. Low. Close.
sss sPSs So s@s5 So s So s go
LARD. Per 100 lbs
Open. High. Low. Close.
Sept = no H.7Slz no n.GM
SHORT RIBS. Per 100 lbs
Open. High. Low. Close.
Sept iossls ii.S5 io.s2l4 i6.57l4
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Ffrm; winter patents, 6.Dq615;
straights. 61Od6j0; spring patents. C.25d
$50; straights, 4.SoQ6.I5s bakers, s. f0d5.40.
Rye-NO 3 SSd90
Barley-Feed or mixing. SldS1lz; fair to
choice mailing. Sl1sGS21z
Flax seed-No. / southwestern, 1914;
No i northwestern, I71k.
Timothy Seed-3.9
Cfover-I0.60.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, 20. 40d20.45.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, no
Short Ribs-Sides QOOse). 10 95d11.6
a.1-a II. ~ 8 esTa
Grain Statistics.
Total elearances OF wheat and flour
were equal 20 is. 0o0 bushels Primary 1e-
ceipts were 10000 bushels, compared with
$500 bushels the corresponding day a
yesr ago Estimated receipts for tomoT-
row: Wheat, cars; corn. 20 cars; oats
80 cars; hogs, 1890 head.
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$1.15

Women's strap sandals,
patent kid or dongola,
clean up of lines, good
variety of styles, values
from $1.75 to $3.50.
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S1.45

Women's white canvas
Oxfords, the daintiest,
prettiest summer shoe,
made wood or leather
heels, all sizes and widths,
values range from $500
to $500.
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S1.95

Mems shoes in good va
riety of styles absolutely
solid in every way, values
to $500.
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'CIIILEIIl .lll
IIl5EI sEl5lsIG
FOR; MEN
S6}

If you are looking for
the very best children's
slipper made 80 diff
ferent styles to choose
from here is our PROPOSE
ton:
; to s. standard e. az
S1.75 values ..... PIE O
9 to II. $500 and e. EE
1925 values ...... 4sUO
y to 2. values e. OE
to $3.50 .........O4 sOO
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S1.25

Women s genuine dOngola
neat styles, standard 1925
values.
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Reduction on any misses, chill
dren S or boys shoes in our
store when we give this reduc-
ton from our already low
prices it means that the profit
is eliminated. Every pair
good OF a new pair free.
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S1.95

Dainty ankle strap for
women, wide variety of
styles in black or tan kid
or patent leather, also col
ored suedes in black,
brown or gray, light or
heavy soles, values range
from $500 to $3.50.
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que contene todos los principles de verda-
dero vaIor reconsttuyente, fortaleciente y
curative, extraidos de hfgados de bacalao
frescos, y mezclados cientiicamente con el
gran proveedor y purihcador de la sangre
que extraemos de la Peptona de Carne, y
es: ell Hero Organico. No contiene, por
10 tanto. nj una gotta de aceite & grasa nj
ninguna otra sustancia que entorpezca las
funciones naturales del aparato digestive
sino mas bien obra benefcamente sobre el
mismo, por ser de gusto agradable q las
personals de estomago debil delicado.
Excelente medicamento para aliviar y
curar los organos respiratorios debiles q
cnfermos.
Una MUEsMRA GRATIS Sc snvia Ia persona
que Sc dirija sus Unicos Propietarios,
Chester Kent Co., ' aTaSa1. SShSn'' Bstsn, Mas, ,Uu
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y administrative q Ia vez. contra 10 que
esta luchando el pa is y la Camara; que
criticando ese slstema no debe Ia Camara
ir precisamente realizar actos que nc
son, que no deben ser de su competencia,
cuando Ia Gnica competencia de Ia Ca
mara es haeer leyes. sin mezclarse en- las
atribuciones y funciones del departamen-
to de iusticia nj de los trihunl'cs de Ia
isla
Isl Sc vota una ley garantizando Ia
propiedad. q los tribunales que esa mis-
ma ley encomienda su eumphmiento-
solamente compete eI hacerla observar.
No somos nosotros los que deben inmis.
curse su funciones que no son de una
Camara de delegadOs. por que con esos
proeedimientos dariamOs Iugar 4 que.
por eiemplo, los tribunales Sc mezcIasen
en- los asuntos de Ia Camara . los depar-
tamentos del gobiernO insular pretendie-
sen hacer 10 mismo
Van hacer uso de Ia palabra, al ter
minar E! delegado Llorens Torres. los
Sres TiEOl. Coll Cuehy y Aeuha pero ha-
bla Titoi y dice que aqul Sc estd discu-
tiendo Una petiei5n que nj siquiera ha
sid0 admitida aGn poE Ia Clmara menos
Sc eonoce 81 resultado en- 10 que 4 los da-
tos necesarios para saber 10 que Sc ha De
resolver En- ieiinitiva. re rei.ers Que
Sc hs eutrado "a en- el fondo de "A cues
ton. seerea de Il Sc han hecho ai-1pelIoz.
de 81 si fiscal hiEo aquelo 8 10 otro. cuan1o
Ia CEmara solo tiene ante 5! IN escrIto
De vseinos de ArecIbo. hacienda alzInas
pero sia que ss hayAn pre-
sentado mas prueb1s dai0s para pode-
-ssoiver e case. cen ei eoaocimssato ue-
-ssariO de toiOs SIS anteceienfes Qae
isspues qss pase e. AsuntO ! a comisi5a
= sstA obtenEa los Anteceisntes que --sa
lsce ssrios y emita - infor-ne s a C6ma-a
; so.1 sntoaees. se podrl iiscu-
ir - CUE ahusa sstEn hAeiead1 ios Slss
1cH Cachy y semAs isiagsdps
te4ss "a edirs6a a. nzEaas.
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Linea fsrrea del Oesfe.

Iiinerario.-Salidas dc Bayam6n y Cs.
pital. Embellishments.
Dias laborables Mafana 9, 7.05, $40
e45 y 100. Tarde 1915, l.45, 3.iS
ABS, 545. y $50.
Dlas festivos. Ma6ana 9, 7.05, sac,
9.45 y II Tards 1915. 100, 2.30, 3.3o,
4.3O, 5.45 y $50.
f3illetes baratos para dfas festiyos. De
San Juan q Bayam6n, ida yuolta en-
la. clase. Is ctvs.; "a clsse, I6 etvs.
DE Bayam6u Cata6o ida vuelta, Ia.
clase. - ctvs. "a clase. 10 etvs.
BilIetes ordinarios de Capital & Cats
hn go Ia. olase. ctvs. y %. elass 3
ctvs
Bayam6u. 10. de Eneto de 1905. Ra-
mon Valdes
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Otras petlciones
a la Camara

T. l9r Juan MolIfuIleda. de San
Jlan .Iplicando Sc promulgue una ley
prohiblendo el uso de eemento IN los edi.
fcios pdblieos y que en- 81 lugar Sc Use
piedra, ladriIlos y otrns mateuaIes que
enumsra
Del sehor alealde de Ps .uslas. trasmi-
tiendO sopia de un acusrdo de aquel
ayuntamisnto. solicitaudo IA sontinua-
ci5n de los trAbsios de IA earretera de
Ponce Yaueo. y de otro pidiendo eI
establscimiento de una esegsla normal
co aqgel distrito
los sebosss Clotilds Hereado , Ersn-
cisc1 Collazo. eK-poiic.as iusliarss. sgh-
rl,a15o 81 sgmento ordenaIo par cierta
lgy spro5ada por "a asamblea legislative.
8 que Sc bis9 4 los jefss 9feislss DE-.
cusrpo
Del seaor Adriaa pslo. ds Isab.la.
p.d.erdo Sc snmieneis sl articul0 SIS Del
Cldag9 Penal. 60 sI ssntlio ds qgs se
-H-a1 4-E4h A1teata Us '44l4-At = 20
eta l.scgmisatos de barber,a
var1s sseiuos de Arseibo. .s1licisa1 De ID
rGuars pssstiqus uaa investiEaci5a 80
rra csrtgs hschos cue - rsla.i9naa coo
a CaE9 1s Tib1ronss
Fggoa preseutadss q raartss , plEa-
raa & as rusPssuvAs oonm0ass para 10
i9ruu
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MAGOON REGRESARA A
los tsados Unidos.
Entrevista de caracter
international en- Vi
la Garcia.
Levantarniento arma-
do en- el Sur de
Haiti.
El rey de Abisinia, Meme
lik. fallecio en- Adds
Abeba,

New York, Enero 27-En ell modo y for
ma prescritos en- ell articulo 67 de la Cons
titucion de Cuba, prestara mahana ell
general Jose Miguel Gomez ell juramento
de su cargo de presidente de la republica,
las doce del dia Seguidamente, ell 60
bernador provisional Mr. Charles Magoon,
por medic de decreto especial. declarara
restablecldas las Was y procedimientos
ordinarios de gobierno bajo los preceptos
generates de la citada Constitution, en-
tregando ell gobierno de Cuba, al presiden-
tie, al Congreso Y demas funcionarios.
Despues de esta Inauguration. Mr..
Magoon embarcara para los Estados Uni
dos. Los hberales lie preparan una rumbo-
sa despedida, celebrandose grandes festas
publicas. El mismo partido liberal y varias
corporaciones lie han pedido que interpon-
ga en- Washington su influencia para que
Cuba obtenga el ibre cambio con los
Estados Unidos.
New York, Enero 27,-Un despacho de
Madrid anuncia que va no iran Vigo
los reyes de Inglaterra. como Sc dijo ell
Ia de los corrientes. pues Ia vista Sc rea-
lizar$ ahora ell 16 del pr6ximo Febrero
ELI Villa Garcia. Tambi6n Sc reuniran
en- este mismo punto y para la indicada
fecha, las escuadras francesa, alemana
italiana & inglesa. Sc trata de una con-
ferencia de caracter international ini-
ciada por Eduardo vile la cual ante los
mpnarcas de Espaha Inglaterra, esta-
ran Representatives Francia, Italia y Ale
mama por los jefes de sus respectivas es-
cuadras, Sc cree que esta entrevista de-
be relacionarse con Ia question de OYlente,
que aparece ahora mas complicada por
Ia actitud hostil de Bulgaria contra Tur-
quis. Sc juzga como cosa muy signifl-
cativa que Russia no Sc halle tambien re-
presentada Ell la entrevista,
New York, Enero 27.-Falleci6 hoy
en- Adds Abeba- Abisinia-el rey Meme
hk. FL neguS Menelik Sc hlzo ceIebre
desde la famosa derrota de las tropas
Itallanas que invadIeron su imperio, de-
rrota repetida cuando en- rescate del pri-
mer cuerpo de ejercito march6 ell segundo
las 6rdenes del general Baratieri, Me-
nelik demostro que era un gran estra-
tega guerrero de extraordlnaria auda-
ca Y valor habiendose hecho desde enton-
ces muy popular en- Europa y universal
mente conocido fuerza de pregonarse
sus proezas y leyendas relacionadas con
el rico pals que gobernaba.
New-York, Enero 27-Despachos de
Puerto Principe informan que una nueva
revoluci6n amenaza la repGbIica de
Haiti.
En- Ell sur Sc nan pronunclado va en- ar
mas contra ell presidente Antoine Simon,
de cuyos procedimientos Sc muestran muy
acusandole de pretender Sc
guir la misms politica del sanguinario
Nord Alexis. En- ell Sur tiene numerosos
partidaros Antenor Firmin. pero no Sc
cree que sea este ell inspirador de esa re-
vueIta ST algunos antiques amigos de
Simon que desempeh6 cuando Alexis. en-
aquellas regiones. ell cargo de delegado
del goberno. Simon Sc prepare sofocar
Ell levantamiento con bu2l coutIngente
de tropas.
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ace NJ scT soio sa e. asuos7
Eu s.glnos sssos MOS t. ;s-I- f4li1s
qss sran muy busnos , ea o;F-s or.o.9-
nss qas e. iusE do sa mi contra
D.az- NJ Sc refisre "a prsslieaeia ( 80
1 a ;nEsrpTeisci5n que q DISH l-y. s-.
( a conslisrssi5n que Sc deta / D. az
gados qss SIsten Ia ioza que el I8zs
Hord crsO cue Il Iust R0lsy - may p
% esTtts psro srso qas e. Il rss...s57 re
81 tsnpsrameato nsrvioso.
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KRAJEWSKY-PESANT Co.

CONSTRUCTORS de tola c de mqaas Cn contastas do
tacolas competas incuyendo ediiCos.
tara mtomes, presupuestos pianos dirjise
Agentes para Rico.
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Don Edelmiro Toro
fallecio en- Cabo Rojo
Fra un senior querido por to-
das las Clases soCiales.
iDe nuestro corresponsaN

Enero 24:-Hoy dei6 de oxistir don
Edelmiro Toro, persona de generates
simpatias. Deja huerfanos de sus cuidados
paternos dos hijos y su esposa. Este
sehor era querido por todas las clases
sociales y tanto por sU edad. como por
sus servieios profesionales como prac-
ticante. Sc habia hecho de una popula-
udad POGO vulgar.
Han eirculado tres invitaciones para
81 entieuo, una de Ia farmaeia San Mi
guel otra de la Sociedad ProteetOra otra
de sus iamlliares
Reciban Gstos nuestro mas sentid0
pesame. y sepan que, con ellos, lamenta-
mos 10 psrdida del buen amigo.
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SAMA & FRAU.

AGENTES COMISIONISTAS.
Agen exclusives de PIANOS
j. d G. Fischer de York., undada en-
Gran
c6modos
AcEEs toda ca maquinar
mamcne
CAs caudales prueba dc fuego. aqua
ARNEsEs de Y
Sub-agentes EXCLUSIVES de Ia mdquna de chr "0Gvcr"
AzA DE LAS DELICIAS. PONCE, p R
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En- eaiA inprsatA ss Vs1de pagsi r.js
1 pesos oasntal.
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OEBILIDAD Y CANSANCIO,

La deblIidad es Ia causa de un sin
ndmero de pedecimientos que suelen traer
serias consecuencias 81 Sc abandona FL
cuerpo debi Sc siente rendido, aunque
no haya motive para clio, la vista
disminuye, Sc siente frecuentes marcos,
falta el apetito, la audici6n Sc entorpece, y
en- fin, es un estado terrible y molesto que
facilmente sc puede remediar con el uso del
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Ea ssiA s@prs~As - Vso1s PspA vi..s
! 5ss Pss aIstsL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-22
FORT DODGE CITY OFFICIAL
DRAWS PAY AND DIS
APPEARS.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE JOINED
THEATRICAL TROUPE
King e. BeaI, President of State Asso-
citation of City Clerks, Abandons
Wife and Two Children for the Foot
lishts-Accourts Believed to Be All
Right.
pecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. Dec. 22-Following the
receipt of his salary for the past month,
King E. Beal, fer the past five years
city clerk of Fort Dodge, telephoned
the city hall he had been called ont OF
the city for a few days Nothing was
thought of the matter until he had
failed to return at the agreed time and
row after two weeks have passed 1t is
announced the lure of the footlisht
have been sufficient to induce him to
abandon young wife and two chill
dren, in addition to throwing up a good
Office In manner which will win for
him the censure of the people OF this
City. Experts are now going over the
books of the office. but it is not be-
lieved shortage viii be discovered.
President Of State Association.
Mr. Beal was greatly attracted by
the glamour of show life and whether
1t was vaudeville team or a theatrical
troupe which visited the city. he was
one of the first to make the acuuaint-
ance Of all members of the party His
particular fad was the collection of
the autographs and pictures of promi-
nent theatrical people, and in his col
lection was to be found that of all the
celebrities of the stage He was pos
sessed of some dramatic talent and
often put on amateur plays and his tall
ent in this direction has apparently
proved his undoing. He was the mem
Der of a family we'll thought of in the
city, and was president of the city
clerks association. branch of the
Iowa League of Municipalities.
Joined Theatrical Troupe.
Altho it was announced shortly after
his departure from the city that he had
been called to Missouri ON business it
1t now known he Joined a theatrical
troupe in Minnesota. and his last
known address was Fargo, N. D. Mayor
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supper but did not make any special
complaint. Elmer noticed that her
words were not spoken as clearly as
usual and went to the chair where she
was sitting to find her left arm hang
ing limp by her SIDE and it was i'm
mediately found that her left side was
badly paralyzed.
Davenport.
The supreme court has rendered a
decision in the famous international
Bird Company case that has been run
nlng thru the courts for the last run
years and John Mahon, the contractor.
mas won out, as the court holds he has
the first title to the value of a type
writer for work done in the building.
Inc case is an important one mas
much as 1t decides that landlord $
lien does not take priority over an at
tachment for work done.
Iowa City.
The dedication of the new 5000 600
wing of Mercy hospital in this CITY
was appropriately celebrated Saturday.
Bishop James Davis, of Davenport. Of
ficiated. The occupancy of the wing
be patients will begin at once and as
arrangements have been made where
by the university college of medicine
mas the privileges of its advantages
the institution is an important addition
to the resources of the medical college
as we'll as to the city's hospital
facilities.
Ottumwa.
The gambling paraphernalia secured
by OFFICER Joe Beaman in the rooms
over the Derby saloon, was confiscated.
poker table, a crap table and sew
eral hundred poker chips were secured
in the raid and they were broken up
and burned. This makes the third time
that the rooms over the Derby saloon
have been raided by Officer Beaman,
and every time the officer has been
successful in securing gambling para
phernalia, but the occupants of the
place have always managed to make
their getaway before the raid is made.
Missouri Valley.
The seizure of liquors here recently
brought forth some quite humorous in
cidents. The man Maloney, who was
! running the opera house saloon. is a
brother of the mayor of Council Bluffs
it seems. and on that account thought
he might be able to do little bluffing
on the high sheriff of this insignificant
county of Harrison, and shot off his
mouth until Rock became somewhat
provoked and told the fellow where to
head in After Rock had stood about
as much of the fellows talk as he
thought necessary, he said to him, YOU
may be a bad man from Omaha all
right, but you can't run the sheriff
onice OF Harrison county just tine same,
and it is time for you to shut up" The
booze dispenser. ike other buffers, shut
up after he found out that he was deal
ing with man who knew his business
/ and was not afraid to attend to it.
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AFTER The SHOW is OVER.
This Maiden Has Unique Scheme Fo,
Soliciting "Aid,"

Dubuque. Dec. 21.-The police de-
partment has received communica-
ton from Henry Woodruff of The
Prince OF Tonight Company, warning
it of the nefarious operations of a
young woman alleging to have been a
member of that company. and who Is
trailing it about from place to place.
The graft of the sprightly young
woman is rather unique. According to
the letter received here. the girl waits
until the day after The Prince of To-
night" has played town, then pre-
senting herself in ths office OF some
business concern. she'relates a touch
ing story of how she has been let out
of the company and is in Strengthened
circumstances.
When she has the sympathies of her
intended victim aroused to the proper
degree the foxy maiden opens her
handbag and produces u check from
papa" which she claims to have Just
received. and which she is very de-
sirous OF having cashed in order that
she may get back home.
The girl has worked the gag" sue
cussfully in half a dozen cities where
the show has played, but up to this
time the authorities have never been
ahle to capture her. altho several eff
forts have been made in different
towns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-22
FLOYD COUNTY COURT CASES.
G. w. crumm Sues County For $4,000
,Damaaes-Bank Wins Suit.

G. w. crumm Sues County For $4,000
Damages-Bank Wins Suit.
Special to Times Republican.
Charles City, Dec. 22.-Floyd county
has been made defendant in a $4,000
damage suit, brought by G. w. Crumm,
Of Nora Springs, for personal damages
sustained by the giving away of a
county bridge across stream at Nora
Springs. The accident in which Mr..
Crumm was injured occurred last
April and Mr.. Crumm claims he sus-
tanned injuries at that time which will
be permanent and which will largely
incapacitate him from participating in
the active duties Of life The bridge
over which Mr.. Crumm was crossing
at the time Of the accident with a
team was out of repair and owing to
this gave way, precipitating himself
and team to the creek bed.
In the case of the Nora Springs
Furniture Company, defendants, and
the First National Bank of Nora
Springs, plaintiff, which was tried at
the November session Of the Floyd
county court, Judge Clark has just
handed down the decree, making the
mortgage held by said bank first lien
against the money in the hands Of the
receiver and ordered the mortgage paid
from the same.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-22
SERIOUS HOSPITAL FIRE.
Amusement Hall Burned and Other
Buildings Damaqed-Loss $4,000.

Davenport, Dec 21.-Fire which is
believed to have had it's origin from
crossed electric wire completely de-
stroyed the new amusement hall al
the Watertown hospital. and spread 10
surrounding buildings and caused an
aggregate loss of $4,000. The loss Is
total, there being no insurance.
The amusement hall was built three
years ago and contained dance and
concert auditorium, stage. billiard
hall, bowling alleys, barber shops and
cigar stand The hall was devoted to
the amusement of the patients of Il
less violent affliction and the attend
ants. The hospital chapel building
across the street and the new hydro
theurapetic hospital on the east Were
threatened by the flames but the ex-
cellent work OF the firemen kept the
fire confined to the hall itself.