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New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
MORE ANIMALS SLAIN IN AFRICA.
Mr.. Roosevelt and Kermit Add to Bag-A
Hippopotamus Hunt

NaIvasha. British East Africa, July THE
Roosevelt expedition is enjoying good hunting and
all the members Of the party well This infor-
nation was brought into Naivasha to-day by
courier from the Sotik district.
Mr. Roosevelt has killed fine lion, lioness
and four rIinoceroses He brought down the lion
while the beast was IN fun charge. Kermit Roose-
velt has shot one big bull Gland, lioness and
two rhnoceroses Both hunters have also brought
down large variety Of other game.
The party is coming in 10 the farm of Captain
Richard Atterborough the south shore Of Mai
vasha Lake, where Mr. Roosevelt and his son will
use launch in hippopotamus hunting
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
FOR WEST SIDE AMBULANCE SERVICE
West 5Oth Street Property To Be Remodelled
Into a Relief Station.

Bailey B. Burritt, assistant secretary of the State
Charities Aid Association announced yesterday
that the property at Nos. 3s4 and 36s West 5Oth
street had taken and would be reInodelled
into house Of relief for ambulance service for
the upper West Side under the control of Bellevue
and Allied Hospitals.
This IS made possible through the appropriation
Of $4,000 by the Beard OF Estimate and Appor-
tionInent al last Fridays meeting Two automobile
aInbuIances and staff OF physicians with six or
eight beds VIII complete the relief station and pa
tents viii be transferred to Flower Hospital If
tranqfer is deemed prudent
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
COUSIN OF GEORGE GOULD DEAD.
Reid Northrop, Whose Brother Was Suicide
Had Been in Various Sanatoriums.

ST Louis July Reid Northrop, formerly head
- tho refrirerator service of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. died suddenly last night at his home
here He was cousin OF George Gould. and until
a few years ago was prominent in social and ous-
ness circles The family refuses 10 discuss his
death or explain what caused It.
Sly wears ago a brother. Sanford Northrop, COM
mitted suicide. following mental breakdown after
he had been superseded IN the Missouri Pacific
service by the who died last night Reid
Northrop had been under treatment In various
sanitorums returning to his home only recently.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

will Israel j. Prayer, VINO died on JII- .,
was filed in the Surrogate's Office yesterday The
personal and real estate are said to be over
$4,000 To his nephews. Mark and William Aash'
niece. Jennie Wolf. he leaves $500 each 10
purchase something in remembrance or him. Ihe
residue Of his estate he divides Into three equal
shares. The first of these he apportions In eight
ecaaI parts of which the Home for Aged and IN
firm Hebrews will receive two, the Hebrew Behe'-
eent and Orphan Asylum one, NJ Mount sCinal HOS
.s,al one the Montefore Horne for Chronic n
vaIids on TN Grman Hospital on. the United he
brew Charities one and the Lebanon Hospital one
The other shares are divided among members d
the family
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
NEW BELIEF AS TO HYDRoPHoBLA
Experiments at Philadelphia Said to Have
Disproved Pasteur Theory.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Philadelphia July 7.-Extensive experiments and
investigation covering a period of more than
wear have been going at the University OF Penn
sylvania looking to the clearing away of the doubt
and mystery surrounding hydrophobia. 1t was
stated TODAY that the experiments had not yet
reached a stage wlrrantns public statement but
that those directly concerned have reached the
conclusion that the Pasteur theory is incorrect
Dr. Charles p Dulles one of the experimenters'
who has made study OF the maIady Tor twenty
eight wears says the investigation has followed a
theory of Negr, an Italian scientist who opposes
the germ theory.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
JAMES SURPLESS.

James surpess. president Of the firm Of Surpless'
Dunno & Co. dealers in wholesale hardware, with
Offices in Manhattan died yesterday from heart
disease at his home. No. 662 Woughhy street
Brooklyn. Mr.. Surpless born in this city in
1850 About forty years he established the
company Of which he was the head when he died
He leaves Il wife and five sons, one Of them
Thomas J. Surpless. who represents the 6th Kings
County District in the Assembly. Mr.. Surpless was
Mason and a member Of the Society Of Old
Brooklyntes. and the Royal Arcanum. No ar
rangements have been made for the funeral
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
ESCAPES IN TRIP TO sANAToRTUM.
Young Baltimore Woman, Said To Be Of
Prominent Family, Falls and Is Hurt
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l

by IeleSraph % Inc Tribune
Baltimore, July IA young woman. said TO be a
member Of g prominent family whose identity the
physicians refuse reveal. either fell or leaped
over embanknent last night while being taken
10 the Patapsco Manor Sanatorium. She was in the
of relative and a nurse, but broke away from
them. across field and plunged down the en-
bankment Her head injured. but bones
broken
The watchnan OF stone quarry into which she
fell heard her screams and ran to her assistance
She at once removed to the sanatorum. DE-
White. the superintendent, said the woman would
recover.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
GEORGE z. POLLOCK.

Washington. July George F Pollock, Assistant
Commissioner Of the General Land Office in the
Roosevelt administration. and well known in the
West and Northwest particularly IN thc forestry
and land service, died his home in Boyds, Nd,
Yesterday. Mr. Pollock was a naive OF Scotland,
was deputy postmaster Of North lawrence Ohio.
and since HIS retirement from the government
service had practised law here.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
oPsRaTlon ON T. COLEMAN Du POINT

iBy Telegraph The Tribunal
- "i,laing'on, Del. July 1T was announced to-
A. mat T. Coleman du Pont president OF the
c,-.,N D'N Powder Company and Republican state
fTr,,.-' s..ah' had just been operated upon the
o. assy OF Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia
9,s - stones This Is additional ailnent 10
-@ stomach trouble from which he has
s1 -. IoF Several months. He VIII be brough~
-'''s here as soon az he is able 10 travel
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
AGED SINGER IN WANT.

Oakland Cal. July s.-George Dimmock' once
tenor in Jennie Linds company and later an
ealist,c singer received sufficient money from
the Supervisors here yesterday to take him to Salt
Lake CITY where he says he has relatives who
will provide for him. Dimmock is eishty-seven
years old and was known as singer more thah
half a century ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

Henry B. Harris said yesterday that he has
gagged Fernando Escu to appear Annie Jeffries
in the touring company of Charles Kleins play
'fThe Third Degree" Mr.. Harris also announced
that Jefferson De Angels and Miss Georgia Caine
would appear the benefit for the Hebrew Infant
Asylum to be held at the Pier Theatre Arverne
on Sunday July Is
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
EBEN RYDER.

Atlantic city July 7.-Eben Ryder. superintendent
OF The Chicago. Indiana * Southern Railroad, died
here tonight in sanatorum. he was hfty-six
years old. lie leaves daughter. Miss Leona
Ryder AID two sisters. The body VIII be shipped
TO HaIoweu Me tomorrow for burial
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

James T. Powers. in Havana playing at
the Casino Theatre. Will temporarily close Sat
,,r5av which will mark the 250th performance. It
ms announced yesterday that Mr. Powers had
been affected by the heat OF last week and the
Messrs Shubert decided to give him and his com
many a vacation OF three weeks. The play viii be
resumed at the same theatre on August ,
Miss Hattie Russell has been re-engaged- by
xUaganba;s & Kemper for her original part in
paid In Full" The play viii begin az the Astor
Theatre on August
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

AT Palisades Amusement Park, in New Jersey,
,b. new ARRANGEMENT by which the William Morris
hooking Offices supply the attractions for the open
air theatre has proved successful. For the coming
week Amelia Manetti from the Grand Opera House
In Milan will make her first appearance in America.
She is said tc possess a soprano voice Of rare
quality.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
MISS MAY SUTTON TO MARRY.

san Francisco July Mss May Sutton OF
Pasadena who has held the woman's lawn tennis
championship of this country and Great Britain,
viii marry Harry y. Hall, banker and capitaiiSt
of Mexico City. according announcement
made here yesterday. The date for the wedding
has not been set
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission 10 the Metropolitan Museum OF Ar anu
the Museum Of asr1uIal History, Va "a
Ridge breakwater pfopSsl'io' ~ %
Whitehall street 500. 10 a M
committee Of the congress Va
Tsxpayers No III Broadway. $3.50 p m 1,.a.h
Dinner for Controller Herman A Metz Brighton 6eAen
HOTEL p. L.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
In Mem0riam-
Mathews. Louise z.

Ths EgReTsI Church ;i No 21 IVES: v 2sd St Prank E
BAREWEIL-Suddenly at Pirtsburz Penn Thomas ".
BakeweIL Notice Of funeral will be given later
s5s at 4. us s t55 es6Eeh So m iF S.. g aS st
Notice OF time later
BURNETT Suddenly July g. Abraham Garrison
BuTt3sft assd q years s35 of the ate Dan. sgrt1szs %
5Sg 5ad 5 So at O'Clock Tfan leaves Grand Central s'-
May t Vie & 9t Wil1n 9 =, 1TTs ,t Asss I
st. Thursasy. ! O'Clock
FITz GERALD-Mary z. Fit1 Gerald widow Of the late
Bsa0p as & J, n @ EiLz '7r9 a. 5.- sIs rssdsncs
No SIS Lake ave. ocean Grove Intsrment Linden,
y J.. Thursday afternoon
year. EansIlns pace Funeral pr
vats Boston papers please copy
oTes forty years beloved as
residence No 23 Pros9,ct street south Orange y T.
Thursday, July 5. Gr 23D p n
KAMM- Suddenly. on Monday evening. July S. 1908.
sEs al his "'i,s ass rssdsnee No 40 1ss
terTneat private Please omit a0wers-
MoRRIs-At LenOz Mass ea Tuesday sveans July ,,; =
E5v Fyg iSpari Morris. aged s. years Funeral
vice Trinity Church. Lenoz. on Fricay. July o AZ
wife Of Alfred K Reed and daushter o ths la5s gTsn %
dsnce No 20 Perry St On Thursday July $. at p II
Internent the convenience OF family
p1L-ER m Tuesday Julv 6 1909 at Seabrighr. n J.
John L Riker, Of the late John l. liSer y. -
his Funeral services VIII Dc nel.
tbe church OF the Incarnation Madison ave ana 81
st on Friday morning July g. at l1;SO Lonoon AN
Paris papers please
sTAHLBERC-S Suddenly. on July g. 1900. az his resi-
deuce. HaIsey ST. Brooklyn FredeTlcA StaI-
barx aged 81 beloved husband OF Matilda z stan
Funeral services Thursday evening AT MS lAAe
residence o'clock Interment private
Steel E-On July s. 1909. George P. Steele beloved
husband OF Emma Steele. IN the 10th year OF e.
Funeral services his late residence NO ~
Ssor-b Snr,1cs - Richmond Hill. Long Island.
Thursday- July 5. p InCerment priFate
sTTYVF-SA ANT-Suddeny. al Paris. on SUNDAY 10y :.
tS-+6e-f1r1 tyvesant. formerly OF this city ana ~
New Jersey
sr-RPr ESS-On wednesday. July :. 1s09 az his rest
No $50 WiIOughby ave- Brooklyn James
Surpess his 6Oth year Funeral serves al r ~
1stI -Ssf5snce No SO WIllOughby ave. Friday july
a a. = n m Interrnent convenience OF family.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
ozAn,s uIslr no KAlsER al KEL.

Kiel July THE Emperor OF kussla VIII VISIT
F,u,neror william July u or IL al hlel' accord
tn- 70 a report at naval headquarters
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

Louise Macintosh and Robert Rogers are the
names announced having been added to the
cast of comedians which David Belasco is select
ing for his forthcoming production of rs Matri-
mony Failure?"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

Yesterday - degTees lowest, 81
average T3 for corresponding date last year
rsSe for corresponding thirtythree 10
Local Fair and moderate Temperature To-Day
and Friday; light variable wlncs
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Special Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employer
Do YOU want desirable help QUICKLY,
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the file Of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which has JUST oeen
installed at the Uptown Office Of
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
No. 1854 Broadway.
Between ssth and s7th Streets
ONCE hours: a m to p m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

AS Mrs. Bennett, Julia Hanchett will appear next
season In The Man of the Hour" James j. Moran
was engaged yesterday to appear as Gibbs the
broker in the same company.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast--Washington July =
Disturbances the Mississippi Valley and the plains
states general and some instances heavy
Ohio valley Tennessee the Mis-
valleys the plains states north OF
and in the extreme Northwest The rainfall
the Missouri Valley. and Il has
food warnings for the Missouri
River at Immediately below Kansas City. Flood
warnings also issued for the Missouri River Rt
Hannibal
Showers have fallen the east Gulf and south Atlantic
states In than those referred to fair
the last twentyfour hours The
decreased somewhat in the Middle West
and the Northwest and Il remains generally below the
normal in Atlantic states. the Ohio Valley and the
lake region
Thursday and Friday In the Southern
states the Ohio and Mississippi valleys the plains
states and Northwest. and in these districts the tenn
perature will remain the normal In the middle At
England states lake region the Rocky
Mountain and plateau regions and Texas the weather will
without material change IN temperature.
durn Thursday and Friday
The wine along New England Will be Hight
middle Atlantic coast light variable.
north; Atlantic and Calf
Gulf light moderate
south lower lakes light variable on the upper
lakes IighUto moderate east and southeast
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
have light moderate variable winds and fair weather TO
the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
In MemOridHl.

MATHEWS In memory OF Louise Elizsoeth
,rs+hevs vie OF Theodore W Mathews and daughter
~ Lanes and Mary A Kempster, who departed tnis
July s., 1905
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Married.

Marriage notices appearing n THE TRIBUNE v-fIg
be republished In the Tr-weekIy Tribune withous
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Several changes were effected in the cast of "A
Woman's Way" yesterday. Among the
bers Reginald Darlington. his wife Evelyn Car
ter and Charles Stanley
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

Forecast for Special Locnlties.-For New England.
Eastern New York. Pennsylvania. New Jersey
MARYLAND Delaware the District of Columbia and Vir
ginia fair and moderate temperature day and
Friday: light variable winds
For western Pennsylvania and Western New York. gen
erally fair to-day and Friday variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

HUNTINGToN-vAN vOLKENBURGH-On July a IN
Lne Brlck presbyterian Church. by the Rev James NJ
Earr. assisted BY the Rev. Dr. francis Browa susie
EDWARDS daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s Van
E0IkenourSh. Of New York City. Edward VerrniIys
huntington. OF Cambridge,
with full and address.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

bv Grand Ceos
station and jerome avenue trolleys ana
Nv car $50 Telephone 4cS3 GransrU
Sor BOOK OF Views or representative.
ONCE 90 East Esd ST.. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08

Anderson John E Ka-nn. Frederick W. N
taseVei. Thomas ". Morris. Fordham.
Barrett Leroy. Reed. Mary E.
Burtnstt. Abraham c. Riker, John I.
Farrell Mary Stahlberg. Frederick.
Eitz Gerald. Mary z steele. George P
Hayward. J. Eibourn- StlIyvesant. Isufherfurd
Jennings William H Surpless. James.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII bs
republished In the Tri-weekIy ishous extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
UNDERTAKEKs.

FRANK Y. CAMPBELL a41-s west 2sd 81 ChzpeIss
private Rooms private Tel 1874 cheisea
New-York tribune., 1909-07-08
Local omcinl Record-The following official record

from the weather the changes In the tenn
perature for tweEtyour hours, In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14

of. Some OF the cream OF the herd
comes to this county, and will be
placed in the herds of local Shorthorn
breeders.
The top bull of the sale went to
Charles Fricke. of State Center, who
bought Royal Bond for s145. j. c.
Baily, living south of town, bought one
of the best bulls offered, which he will
place at the head of his herd. This an
imal is Royal Missile. A. G. Nyce, of
Liscomh. paid $40 for Lovely Knight.
another choice animal. Lewis Bros, of
Taylor township, bought one of the
best Scotch cows offered, together with
her calf. E w. Harmon. Of this city,
bought for Harmon & Mansfield.
Rhodes, one of the finest heifers before
the bidders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14

deadly and his trigger action quick IS
vouciled for by the fact that in one
place near Muskogee. where an attempt
was made to perforate him With bull
lets, three men We're laid out SO quick
" by Smiling Johnson that they
never knew what struck them.
Will Raid Them Again.
The quiet man who has started all
the trouble is determined there shall
be no more liquor selling on the White
Earth reservation. Arrests Of saloon
men will follow the raid, and if this
does not accomplish the purpose john
son proposes raiding the places again
and again until the work has been
completed.
The claim is made by Mr.. Johnson
that the United States government mas
been sustained IN the Lariviere case
at Crookston several years ago. In
that case. Lariviere. a Crookston mer-
chant, kept liquor in his store. The
government authorities confscated the
entire $4,000 stock which resulted in
a long litigation but the governments
right 70 condscate the liquor mas sus-
tanned
The chapter Of the Indian trea,y
under which Johnson is acting is as
follows: The laws which have been
or may be enacted BIZ congress regula1
ing trade and Intercourse with the In
dian tribes, 70 continue and be in force
within the several reservations provid-
ed for herein and those portions Of said
laws which prohibit the introduction,
rnenusa cture. use Of. and traffic in ar
dent spirits. wines. or other liquors. in
the Indian couniry. shall continue and
pc in force. Within the entire ooun-
dares Of the country ceded 10 .na
United States. until otherwise provided
BY congress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14
REV. w. II. KENNEDY, OF TERRE
HAUTE, IND, CALLED BY
CoNGREGATioNALIsTs.
REV. Mr.. BARNES NAMED
FOR METHODIST CHARGE
Business Meeting of Congregational
Church Results in Extending Call to
Indiana Man, Who Accepts-Brnss
Bride Of Five Weeks to New Home in
Gilman.
Gilman.

Two new pastors for Gilman
churches are announced. one in a for
NAL action taken by the Congrega-
tionalists, and the appointment by DR..
T. f. Fleming superintendent of the
Marshalltown district of the Metho-
dist church. The new Congrega tonal
pastor is Rev. W. H. Kennedy. of
Terre Haute. Ind, and Rev. Mr. Barnes.
until recently Of Union. is made pastor
of the Methodist church.
Mr.. Kennedy occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church. which has
been vacant for some time. Following
the services a business meeting of the
church was held. and a formal call was
extended, which Mr. Kennedy accepted.
Mr. Kennedy brings to Gilman his
bride of five weeks, 10 occupy the Gill
man parsonage.
Mr.. Barnes. the new Methodist pas
tor, has had charge recently of the I'm
ion church. and will come 10 Gilman
this week. appearing in his new pulpit
for the first time next Sunday. Mr..
Barnes has been highly recommended
for the Gilman charge by the churches
where he has held pastorates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14

he grand jury under bonds Of So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14
Soldiers Home Concert.

The regular weekly concert of the
soldiers home band will be given this
evening in the assembly hall. beginning
at o'clock. The program follows:
March, Mercedes ......... Robinson
Overture. "Rakoczy' .... Keler-Bela
Chilean dance, Mamma" -. Missud
Waltz, "Gaite" ......... Waldteufel
Descriptive parody. The Hunting of
the SHARK" ... Robinson
Selection. The Grand A1ogul" -.
Luders
Characteristic. I'd Like to Be Your
Lemon Coon ................ Allen
National air.
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600
In the meantime Assistant District
Attorney Oakley. of s.. Paul. obtained
a writ or habeas corpus from Judge
c. A Willard. against Grand Daniels.
sheriff Of Polk county. where the men
are held in Jail at Crookston. which
cites him 10 appear with the prisoners
in Duluth before Judge Morris. in the
federal court. 70 show cause why the
men should not be relea sed from Gus
sody.
Has Won Seventeen Such Gases.
ficer of the Indian service. who made
the raids has nationwide reputation,
gained OF practically every Indian res
ervation in the country. but especially
in Oklahoma. where ne has been ar
rested seventeen times for exactly sim
liar raids and has won out each time.
He ! known down there as Pussy
Foo" Johnson and is considered one
of The fastest gun men Of that Sec
.ion
/, vas he, It will be remembered,
WHO knocked ont Joseph Letter. son OF
-he Chicago wheat operator, three
months ago in a Pullman car running
3ut Il Washington. D c.
johnson Feared and Hated.
Assistant United States Attorney
Oakler. altar returning from Crooks
Ton aner+ ne went 70 answer 70 the
appeal u johnson and MS men, tells
thrilling story Of the remarkable
raii hich Johnson conducted. John
SON himself i picturesque charac-
.-r He Is type Of the soft voiced.
bige eyed gun man Of Inc siden days
ii the wes Taruout Indian territory
n is mated and feared by violaters of
Ire liquor law and that his ain is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14

Opening Of Standing Rock and Chsy-
enne Indian reservations. Are you GO
ingo Have you looked UP the route ?
The best route is via Chicago Milwau-
kee and ST Paul railroad. Two trains
every day from Pickering to Aberdeen,
Mobridge and Lennon. s. D. Regis
tration al the above stations Oct. 20
Oct %. Write or cali on US for rates.
folders and time of trains. E. II.
Stablein, agent, Pickering, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14
COVERING THE MAP.
Lennox Furnaces Carrying MARSHALL
towns Reput alton Broadcast.

\ car load of furnaces to Wichita
Kansas. and shipments of one to sis
left the Lennon Furnace Company
factory yesterday for forty towns il
seven different states as follows:
New ton, Kan. Lindsborg. Kan.
Mcpherson. Kan. Wheaton, ILL.,
Wichita. Kan. car. Harvard, Neb.
Eldorado, Kan. Medicine Lodge,
Albion. Neb. Kan
Marshall, Mo Lake City, Kan
Upton. Iowa Libertysville, la.
Okla. City, Okla Stuart, Iowa.
Oden, III. McCook. Neb.
Reasnor, Iowa. Stuart. Neb.
Geneseo. Kan. Neigh. Neb
Lincoln, Eeb. Neville, Iowa
Napoleon. Iowa. kearney. Neb.
Bedford, Iowa. Mt. Sterling, Iowa
keWanee. Ill. Morris, Ill.
Chattanooga. Tenn Cumberland Iowa,
Elmwood. Neb. Wayne, Neb.
Winfield, Kan. Kellogg. Iowa.
Marengo. Iowa state Center, Ia.
Skidmore. Mo. Coll!na, Iowa,
Oxford. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-14
Disease is Imported.
GOOD CATTLE INTO COUNTY.

Local Breeders Buy Some of Cream
of Reece Herd at New Providence.
Several Shorthorn breeders of the
county were attracted TO the j. L.
Reece sale at New Providence Wed
nesday, when forty head were disposed