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New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

OROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING 4 EQJrIPAGE- pEPpt
Il Ouartermasters Ofhce. SO Whitehall St. View Hoff
city March i5 1S09-Seaed proposals. trtpilcste
be received here until I o'clock M March so lrss
and then opened for furnishing 45O0 pairs Bucssnl
Gauntlets. 300 pairs Gymnasium shoes 700 MUS,
Pouches. and $4,000 pairs canvas LegEns The rsns
reserved TO reject all proposals or
thereof Preference will be given to articles %
mestc manufacture Blanks for proposals and rli
formation will be furnished application az "a
Office Envelopes containing proposals oe enaSS.,
Proposals for Clothing & EquipaEe tp bs opensd .s
SO. 1909. and addressed to Col WM- :. PATFEN b7P
Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
Proposals.

DROPOSAI-S FOR BUILDING: WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ofice Of the Constructing New Lon
Conn. March 10. 1902 proposals moving
the pump house. and repairing plumbing. heating
and electric wiring same. at Fort II. G. Wright, y y.
will be received here until 1000 A. NJ. April 10 1919
and then opened Information furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals should endorsed Pro
posals for Public Buildings and addressed ''Chas J.
Baker. Capt. or. MIR. L. : Army Constructing Quar-
termaster. New London.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
School Agencies.

AMIRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Gove-neSseA
TO Colleges. Schools and FAMILIES Apply TO
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

IMPAIRMENT OF INTERIOR. MARCH u. 1909
IL Sealed proposals viii he received this pepart.t
until O'Clock March %. 1909 and then npeI.-
for the installation OF electric PASSENGER elevator @
Chinery for the Interior patent ofcel o
ing. Washington d accordance with specifics
and drawings. copies OF which may be obtained upI
application the chief Clerk Department X A.
BALIsINGER Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
Unfurnishe5 apartments to Let.

TTyHB BOwNETTE. II WEST s1sT sT.-srNGLE
Il apartments; 10 large rooms; baths; fayorzbl
n premises
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

"a 18th St 5. 1875 " of Park 25xfoo11
So tnmt; Mast Sarah Holman ct al
L c Levy. atty; A Wilson. ref; amt due S5.44s "a.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
HOTEL MORTON

Virginia Ave near beach Atlantic City y J.-Ops1 al
the year table. Suites wt1 private bath Hand
soney furnished sanitary arrangements Es-
vator TO all floors Special winter Capacity $50
MRS. n r. HAINES. Owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
CHINA AND OPIUM.

New York, March 5 1902
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

al Daniel McDoaaia oi Plymoa,h. ~eo.
"a n4emb~g az the Indiana les'aIA
tagr IN lsd1, secured an appropriation
al s. $40 for the purpo@"
The sl,o Is opo a the bgaaty spots
o, nature 1t il near whrrr the old
indiaa chapel wAs hail, under ~" 81
rnrtiun og FatAcs lladeH 10 wh'@.h
Mruasaiuee and his hand ~so had
embraced Chrts;iaaRy worss'ped foF
magy raafs Tbs racEsmcr' ~as eat
from Vernon, granite Tse p7~s'"'a'
Is tea fnrt hlsh, sarm@un,ed ~ u"
statue o.. an ipdlan ssvea 'ers hige- ~
native etss.Eas u "a ReaF The cFn'''
a, ne Mrnngs {rer 7rartFatsne
Thr atrry gh5ch IsAdH 40 30 1Hr
u,oaamsrss rrecsioa 10 Ss'rsr to
In iSs. a ircaty wAs made ~Ha a'>fs1s
Indian ch4rgs by wb5eh they reded
terlf anss to ike tplgr4 STATES Zoe
So aoo apd agrp~a 60 grtDote ~ IN
dian Territory w1sh3a tso y~AFa
Meepuatns~ refused io siEn TITS sF~ay
ar respaae Ets isaa 70 tho setefnmtal
Whra tho Indians whe hAa aisred tac
treaty wrgr rpAay ta renguys suosAs.r
aftpmH wa8 taNar sn x~t tae 9enenat
H~c lands
A eosgrgll was f8sled ~ Twsa LAkFs
ana AnsF roHs4aeFAt1s 4sscasstna Ces1
| Perpey fhe ln3aaa aEeet sn}d tase'
! urassaslavs that ~ @ottAa bare no w..
/ lease hfs laads ard rssnove g~AcrAaif
| "a gse sorrGtty ps.eg@d rh~r @e@@sn'
/ rrc aressr. ase@ Ats h5Aaael aFoHsss'
/ A!a Apa vtfa dtEn'o ag4 r5esspeart
that waHGa have 4nne hgnaf sa fAsaS'a'
| Catrf fagAu tehakrA Ehe @Asss esar
tes aRur4snk ghe ea@styf Tee eo@a
ctl alsasFme8 w3Gbs@t TYs@lt
Later tHa gGa3ans wegr AefsstHas ~
a.nlessgnx ssr wkggv mes Th@s wes'
sufra eled ty the Ha,.'ary aaa ss@
| ethly sgAtaA II gA& a sad sc@1r
fhe vt&.aee ~As freaFA Mass 80
sanx in she Hss}a sa4p@i w FatAr
paasu the nrst Cathattr Frfes5 at
aafaest Fn ln#sana
ON Sehtsmst.rg 1. issss tAs presses
slaa started sessth N2ex andiAne 'e
tA The salAter* WERE an3urS@sa'
and GraEly aHsasew la taxrs III 'a
p,sra, galher aaatr twsalsFei h's nsy
stna ara hts ay4ghey. has ua Ais n
tera he 3&vd it!n hpay ps# 1lsa
%g'rp u2mv
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

A ~e&t ctpshGHk htYssseiE In The sata
~ sheep. ara seii5ns aa Aa4nts th"
sssek hs thss means igsss the mgpa
tanstv ta 1fyoaf waaY "a aaena ~
lAgt thx shepherd discovered hsgss aaa
faantngiy tastees~d . fcps atssss' q E.@
re@k f4e,i httH ap tn a tres @a1@a
sssaz4 hard hy Stsae ether #hetaef'@
happening Ia pass that say etss 80
seyvtnE " hat he @as atsY@s dfs@ pea'
Raa expyv#saA shair admiration At f
What sara ssnv ut tatns, bFs'ta".
da vass make hanging ef seera
"Na replied shs other. N8i ] as@s"
haaEssag ~ wotf @AaastsF | c&'@&
hgus though In she hahss aud garh ''
a sheep Thsa he showed saes1 th"f
mistake ana they applaadeNi 'he +
,sr~ N ;he exsca,tou sAsanp tsee1aRa
eeEtury II c.
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
Make Gnca ssasharaa

Countess Carte nsntIci til Fra*s@
whc was Miss Ggotklana Wilde a"f
formerly lived in NJ i,oata. saya @ Al
foreigners are maeh Kinder To ta"F
wives than the Americans tleF Aas
band works ~ hard A. any Amr55Nsa
man, shs says, having bis Business
and being q member OF IaFilamfa'.
And yet ha hsds time TO CONE hHaf
fnr luneheon aaa see hts wtfe sf'
erai times during the day The a's
tahees In Italy. she says. are h's' -
great A. In New York. and AZ Aa't
lean business man woald neses ta.aA
OF going home to luncheon 4 f"'V
pean man 10 politics depends aFoa ~,
witcs aid to further bis a'ms au'
ghen In business be reasans tha' ~ -
heads are better than one, ard IS 50
.nE to eoaccde that bis Si'es ia's."
Krnce Ii equal to hts Own, MS -
tai intimacy. she SAYS. makes 'h' 'l'N
riage uf American giTls aud io9e's's. :
a. 4 general thing. very pleas1h, a "a
Il the reason for feweF divorces a9''N
than II this coantry.
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
Lou would one Nistouri.

Jefferson CITY } " Nol"o, 'h,o'
clerk in the state labor burean, 500
ha. gathered statistics on the ncndS
O, the state. Informs the governor
there are 1000 .0oo acres Of 'he best
land In the stAte unavailable t"f
cultivation b. reason ~ ovcrnoSS ana
that fot the sS3 miles Of the Missouri
rt,sr alone IN AtNsour, the Joss Tor
the past year amounted to 'l2 e'a ?
oe1 ard in tho past str wars '9 ''''
eco 600 This ia enough to dixie '3teF
the entire river from the Iowa hhe
to the Mississippi Hr said ih's 'Ahe
,n the state which could be rcc'ain"f
would b. suthcieR, 30 support the sa
tire population Of the state
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

nlayey but after Kingdom went 10 eoauHiu'" y"
van,c was somewhat broken up so az sheF" ""
q ene professional teRnisplayer MI LaS"~""" =
.rok 40 cnurt tennis instead II is game thar ~
.,,tras nn,sual strength and quickness of moRioN
hut he soon became so expert at II ihat Wheh
WAS II he won the American championship a"
when he was is he carried on the Ehetsh eh"a
pIopshIp, which is of course, the championship
the world.
Neither MIR Gould nor myself Is an advocate y.
noora,nv.xchools We believe that the very best
associations that children can have o"s'as ~"
formative years of their lives are home assoela'
,tnns and that no guardianship is equal to the
towing watchfuness of a father and mother There
fore ve have kept our children right In the nome
nest and have had them educated by tutors and
governesses.
In educating the children we have tried 10 ae
ve,on each one along the line Of bis or her oWf
natural bent For instance, Marjorie sdores READ
ing narticuIar poetry and romance. she IL gooc
musieian and. as said. speaks four languages; oa
she does not care for what you might call th'
arndgerv of study and have not afflicted her Will
II, nut Vivian has profound mind She loves t'
study and to delve into deep subjects.
II am very proud OF my two big boys. They ar
clever and they are strong. manly boys. and pes
of all In q mothers eyes. they are good ooys
Neither of them has ever caused me moment
unsasiness or a single heartpang. kngaon is
and Jay is 20. and neither Of them smokes or hs
evar tasted liquor. Not that am prohibitions
:, II, ar have ever tried especially to keep sue
th,nrs away from them. but they just have no d.
sire for stimuants And that. take II. is abou
The hest Indication Of their health and strength.
xeIl A vindication Of my method Of raising chi
aren fer sffer all IT. tAe healthy body that sivs
!. ks.1f<x 1x1n< nn1 hpoIIh4 Iur0Ine1. tHnI III
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
SHAFT TO MEMORY OF INDIANS
nonumen, Erected as Tribute to Pot
ta~at,omlss Unveiled near
Plymouth, Ind

Plymouth. Ind The seventy hrSt
anniversary Of the removal OF Chiet
Menomlnce and his band OF sSs fo'.A
vattomies from Marshall county. IN
diana was marked by the unVe'iins
ot the hrst monument ever erected To
an Indian through state or federal "P
preparation.
The shaft Is a, Twin Lakes. hVs
miles from Plymouth and ia in mem,
ory to the aborlEines that once hp'a
the Hoosicr huu,ine grounds Ihe
ceremonies we're Witnessed by nun
dreds The granite Was unveiled ey
Miss Iulia QuAkano rokaEnn OF hart
ford. Mich granddaughter OF 'h'
famous Po,,awattomie chief. fokagon,
who died not long AGO
The monumant 10 the memory OF
the pn,ta~attomlc Indians u 'he re-.
,ult of consistent work 90 the paf'
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
MISSOURI NEWS
Brewers Pay $500 Taxes.

Jefferson City,--st loois brewers
have paid In licenses under the new
law 10 Excise Commissioner caulheld
$3.50. according to a statement ~,
celycd by Governor Hadley Dnereh'
brewerles paid a. follows Anheuser'
busch Brewing Association, N'ooo'
InAcpendcnt Brewers, sG66, b"mp
nrew,ne Company. s5s7. sufei brew
cry $500 ST. Louis Brewing As'oC'a.
lion. s995: acknowledgements
Brewery, s95G
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

Carthage ~ The celebration "s ~"
une anndrcdth aaasgcFsg'r ct 'hr biFth
az Nrs puiiY Mood was held Gs@f
tsSn ettY. aud wa~ attended by sstAs Of
gf,tea persons Mrs Moody Anhtss@ss
was 10 live To ssc Iaa pears oad ass3 tt
ridV In Mn automobile go hes uF@7
haudrcath birth day, losh Of w1sish
wsfe realized
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

Mer~rlg -Ioha Cameron at th'' s'tF
tell teaA Rt taiaa station wASE@ San
.nr 10 tata ts4r ta 81 issatt ne
u.A$ taken sud4cuIe sli at she HAs@aA
saaHafv and arfar aemf0'a @"r~ Rs7a@s
10 take hsm sa - l@ass Al oae@ :"
hcer lans Paterson ~as asss*'l@E hs'a
tr the aepo' Nj IADFTu'a hna ~
feer Paterson had iwa reached the
station uhan Camfruu fell hack Ia
thr cfarefE Artas asa expired
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
msryyliBe wants cuFslss

Nayyyllle The Maryslltc CONNER
csal cluh Instructed Secretary q n
pirkeas TO write To NJ l.oaiS and 49,
certain II IL would be po#sib5e TO ""
cure Glenn Curtisa be woEid 1h@Ei'
nlon aviator. for series ot aEiaE
machine exhibitions ~ d sort al Tall
carnival which would b" AarYSslleF .
treat 10 the country far and aide,
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

Charleston Frederick os'h''' Que
NJ tho leading citizens oi Scott county
living At nichlstadt. VAS seriously J"
mred b, the premature explosion o'
STICK of dynamite while h" ~as 'i'AF
ing OF stumps from his land
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

Hannibal Rev EG#ard ! Graham.
one o, the oldest naptIs' preacher IN
Missouri or Illinois. 10 dead A. h's
home He was e. years old ana haa
been an ordained miEist"' ~ yr@ra
Daring his miais,ry he dedicated '9s
new churches ana nev~c failed 'o cot.
lect sufnclep, noaey 10 ls44saa'" an
irbcs,edeneps on tie churches before
he dedicated them
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
RAnk Cashier Mstk.

Montgomery, George Ohersmith,
cashier Of the nelIeaower bank ani
Miss Carrie schoensart, were married
"Wednesday, The ceremony vas per-
termed at the Presbyterian church In
nellefower
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

Krkvslle LR q w Avary a ~
vrar~.,lA resident II kirksvsiic. has
r,l tasted fossa for twenty etelsi days
Thr only senblanre 0t tsoaFssas@"pl
that he has taken dartns 'hts lmn@
saxt Was a Iitgta wafer ard sptA}t''
fni Ut ice cream
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
Officer Kills aaralar.

Eushvtlle An unknown man sss
shos and killed by Marshal John
Brown while attempting 10 enter a
general store here about misfTiKht
Monday. There we're three men In tae
genx. the other escaping
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

jefferson City Proceedings were
instituted tn the supreme court 70 test
The law pFohibliing grain dealers tfom
deducting 100 pouads from the weight
Of each car uf grain Cor waste ksa
alrl
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
,l.., KiIl.d hn Reek ., eevIef.

He,icf -Ratus'A Tagllan, IL y"ar'
,ls A coal miner At mine No ,. 1'
,bs Northwestern Coal hud Niting
company. vas instantly Killed by
fail OF rock In ID, msnc
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
[ layelorn Glrl sIaxs ssIt.

sllex. Miss Attic Cox. 81, commit
ted suicide 81 her home here by shoot.
ing herself In the right temple II is
said she left note 10 her mother
saying she had ben disappointed In
love.
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
MSS
rI2JlPE
G0LD

ever had on stitch Of flannel. not e'th II
aannal petticoat They have warm wraps y
when they 20 out OF doors, but IN the house L
thew wear little socks and low ntched ahd HI
short-sleeyed cotton or wooien CLONES, 2
They live also on the simplest and plainest
food-cereals and eggs tender steaks ana III
good roast meat with plenty OF vegetables
and fruit and the simplest sort OF dessert | Il
when they have any at all No pies and ] L
pastry and no nibbling at candy all DAY Tor L
them | also put great stress on absolute
regularity in eating, and no matter who Il
else waits the children have their meals L
exactly on the stroke of the clock, bI
We are very domestic family, and the /
children have their breakfast aud lunch, 1
which IL really their dinner, with MIR Gould |
and myself but until they are 16 years old /
they have their supper at a little after six J |
o'clock and only have something very iight /
to eat They never come TO dinner unless
upon their birthdays it is permitted as J
great treat Why Marjorie never came TO
dinner regularly until last year, and she ~
still so attached to the nursery tea that -
when we are down at Georgian Court she IN
often eats with the children by preference
.,ny course have so many other duties that II
Is not possible for me to be always with my pa
h,es and SO kent trained nurse for each one
until he or she was two and half years old. ana
past the teething ttme but there Is never hish1
even to this day, that do not go into each leo'
the last thing before going 10 bed, and tuck the
covers down with my own hands, good and ughs
around each child And have nursed every one
of nv children with my own hands when they
were sick | had trained nurses, OF course. bnt
sat up with the sick child. too. When Marjorie
had that fearful spell of scarlet fever IN France
the summer before last. and when 1t seemed ut
terly impossible for her to recover her fathef
and never left her day or night for weeks. Inc
doctors said that II was the most malignant case
they ever saw, and that nothing but her marvei'
ous strength pulled her through They SAID that
II she had been French girl she certainly wouia
have died.
'I believe that the chief thing about raising
children up to be well and strong is to bring them
I'm In the country where they can have plenty OIL
fresh air and room for exercise. and freedom. u
was for the benefit of our children that we weh'
down 10 Lakewood and built Georgian Court fhe
second floor of the house is devised especially loi
the children and the sunnfest room In III is ioi
the baby and the next sunniest for the ex-baby;
ana we's always had great times and ceremonies
when the reigning monarch had to give way io'
new king or queen of the nursery and have MI
or her little belongings packed up ana moved ON
Everything has been sacrificed Tor the 5000
the children For ten years We lived ut Georgian
Court enly In the winter. and took the napisa
every sumner up TO the quietest and dullszt ht1
place In the world In the cstskls. ten miles iron
anywhere.
!
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

Jefferson CITY Governor hAd'ey
issued commission a. major '"
lame. McGluiy. second regiment MIS-
souri National Guard to date ''"m
August IS
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

IA pelic Her u u l. FraH'v ~
Chicago Uetftt& lu has tr~n e&s5ri
,a tAe paeofste ct 'ae Fr@' taf's'saa
Fh4vh hFgr
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
CE0RGF H. G0M0, 1R.

other place in the world is 1t more sci
dom seen than along Fifth avenue .
The home of Mr. George j. Gould
however, is an exception to this RUE
Seven times the domestic bird has VS.
sted and blessed that abode. each tiihe'
aeaving a baby so strong and rusty. 50
big and beautiful, that 1t fully JuStlhed
the fond parents declaration that "
was the finest child ever born, Bet
ear still, the Gould children nave
grown up to be almost perfect specl-.
mems OF physical health, and they are
no intelligent and so natural and uha-
rected in character that 1t seems
worth while to tell how this result
has been accomplished, and how a
wise father and mother have enabled
their children to lead the simple HE
In the midst of millions and luxury
that makes that OF the tabled Syoar'
stes look like a makeshift with when
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30
KIY6 N GOLN2

a,y,rs,oo for our children TO en-
courage them In athletic sports
We have a polo ground, and
r,a,usrius. and tennis ana
.orash-eour,s. and the children
have their ponies aud ftae ana
drive A grca, deal The boys
we're particularly Interested W
polo. and Kingdom, my o'deS,
snn AT IL was considered one ol
the l,ee, poiopleyers I'D l"'
country Jay was also a hn'
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

nne could get along II one had 10
When YOU want to dive TO the hear' ., a 80 49,
tarv the French shrug their shoulders anu .~ sp.s
49,. .boir hands and say: "Cherchez La leHihe'
NJ Won desire to find the key to any 'ailh' 80 49,,
49, ard know why the children of the househo'N
- u,bo+ they are-vrile or weakly, stuFo! l'
Gle men and women fabhy jellyhSh' po.0".,
citizens of worth mere cumDere's
s~ronrdvon must act as If the old frenen au"se
read: "Cherchez la mere
:, &C. the mother that counts Where chlIal eh 7
concerned and / sought out MFs. s1is1;nr
r.ouid and asked her for her recipe lol o' na
SIN n family | found her In thef la"enA"o
,. ~ ouartments at the Plaza hotel surfouha
- i've Cnrnela by her jewels, lhefe was ne'
aouyh+ar Marjorie, lovely slim sup Vi )" g.
ore of the debutantes and belles VI '"e -
come in to tell of the delights OF the oa. y, ,..,
night before There was Edith, ssulus ~ nee
sntsc of seven hanging upon her mother snout
a orxro u,.s George a shy lad Of II, poking
a - t. hntween the portieres from time 10
80 rba other children were absent. ana iao.
tor was being sent TO her schooi lot vivian "A
sno,her to Columbia university ior hihsao" ",1
Tav for the day was bitter cold and snowy. oaos
T-,oria who is only two and nan years o'u' - -
spspdng the winter at Georgian .oul 80 ~
grandmother. and trihSets "e'e 0e
To send TO her there.
The room itself very temple OIL mo'nel
IA eor its empire tone had been rnthiessiy sac
h4Yra
~tAcas before family affection and love Vi 'nue ,
homelike and everywhere on walls an" nA"H.
- tahles there were photographs OF the cur
xorIav IN tennis fannels when ne won 'he
asar,rionshin of the world, Kingdom with MS III >.
,a.acbe maryelously like young eai1ioh y.
ar paiser Marjorie in her debutante gown anu
eabv uictures innumerabie
IN the midst of all this evidence OF mo'nei
avoiding love sat Mrs Gould, radiant nsure IL
sra,ipp pale blue silk. as young LOOKING alAoS' 90
oun daughter and thought that II were al
80, ! should like to paint her as triumphant
sorr Madonna a woman to whom mothefhooo
g. hrouxht nothing but Joy. and whose chnaIel
ere her crown of happiness she mas nao an mo .aa
~-ouen crave has this woman who Is oarhhs
- ,na gods First she had success ana tame
s.,.n she won BY her own genius then she wa
-,~an love and marriage and enormous Weaiu
"a high social position. She has beauty hal
Ear ,,nd,mmed but the best that life mas giSei
nsr ,s her children, and II 10 good 10 near he
say
.,sv aeouaintances have sometimes pited me-
In. sa,a with a smile. because ! nave haa =
go hah,es but have not one child too many
haxs never had a child that did not want
ssa, has not found a warm welcome waiuns 70
:. think that IL one reason Why my ennafe
a.ve All been 20 strong and have had saoh :
reae dispositions
4 have felt the responsibilities o mo.ae1 -
-. - re tried % Eixs NJ eni'alsn = koss
Marble Hill press., 1909-09-30

IrrEARN from the scientists
= n, the census bureau ana
others who have made
! study Of that interesting eAt
r cratic bird. the stork. that
= i,s fayori,e habitat is in the
.cs Of The poor rather than in the
- nj the rich. and that in no
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
Not a lager Beer Sian.

The lady was disconsolate. "My
DEAR" she said to her friend, 1--WE had
such disappointment Mrs. Blank
and l were going to take the house
at % Washington Square North for
the winter. We had planned to fur.
nish it so prettiiy, but when went
around to look at 1t the other day /
saw one of those horrid lager beer
signs right next door, And thought
that was a restricted rc'shLorhood.
OF course we can't take the house,
and I'm simply heartbroken."
well. you can cheer up again
then" replied her friend. THAT
wasn't lager beer sign you saw. 1t
was the double eagle Of Russia on the
coat of arms hanging in front of the
Russian consulate. New York Sun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-29
WOMEN IN HEALTH MOVEMENT.

Club Leaders Of Dubuque Meeting With
Women Physicians in Great Work.
Special to Times Republican
Dubuque. Nov. 29.-Leaders of the
clubs o fthe city are meeting with local
women physicians here tonight in a
health movement of national scope. The
movement was started at the late ma
tional medical meeting. when the work
was placed in the hands of the women
physicians of the country.
1t is expected that "a crusade will be
started here along various lines, all
working towards the public health
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the girl left no note of explanation.
The body of the girl was found by
the mother suspended from rafter in
the stable upon the return Of the par
ents from town.
The girl had no love affair, but was
a continuous reader of cheap literature.
She Was the only child in the family
and was left alone when the parents
left for town.
No inquest was held, as there We're
no indications of foul play. 1t being a
plain case of suicide
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LONG DARKNESS ENDED.

Man Blinded by Rejected Sweetheart
Over Thirty Years Ago is Dead.
Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, Nov. 29.--After spending
moro than two decades OF his life in
total darkness, Frank Woods died to-
day. Twenty two years ago, while
passing along a dark street. Kate
WEIGH. a Tilted sweetheart. threw vitrol
in his face, binding him. The woman
was not prosecuted. Woods married
another woman few days before be-
ing attacked by his former sweetheart
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a panneroua poct,lna.

That Chicago husband who u con-
tending that he Is entitled to . d.
vorce because his wife plays poke1
should pause to consider that he ID
setting up dangerous doctrine. IN
y poor rule that does not work boti
ways. Chicago Inter Ocean.
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FIGHT WAS FATAL.

Former State Labor Commissioner of
Indiana Victim of Shooting ARRAY.
Terre Haute. Ind Nov. 29.--GeorSe
Purcella, former state labor commits
sioner who was shot at Atlas, Ind.
Saturday night. In a fight with Taylor
Suite, died TODAY.
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SAVINGS Banks.

An Irishman was explaining Amer
ican institutions to green country
man. "a savings bank" he said. lis
a place where you can deposit money
to-day and draw 1t out tomorrow by
giving a weeks notice"