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The Washington times., 1910-04-10

should be no hesitation and fzlterinE
he asserted that the party had carried
out its pledge 10. revise. the tariff and
said that IN our support or the PTi1ci-
Plos q protection we are not prepared
10 yield a jOt or offer any apologies EV-
cry investigation undertaken shows that
the taTiu has prs Sticaily no effect on
the prices OF the IeceEsaries Of life. The
country IS prospectus; wages are high.
To enter on another revision now would
hard tines and depression"
Representative LOngworth made 2
speech which many declared to be his
best public address The manner in
which he was introduced by z. c. Sny-
der. the POSTMASTER, caused him 70 re-
mark that when Mr.. Taft became Presf-
be introduced as a sOn-in-law.
Being . son-in-laW. asserted MI.
LOngEOrths Is not bed OF roses.
When, on rare occasions, you say some
thing Of Importance. IL Is asserted that
you are doing what you were told 10 do
often, you say something silly. your
fafher-in-lsw IS 9itied for having such
q son-in-laW-
AR. Iongworth took occasion TO criti-
clze the speeCiI Of Senator Beveridge,
setting forth to- reasons why he could
that he was dissatisfied with many OF
the duties IN the bill, but asserted that
the law as II stands today is sub
stantialiy IN accord with the pledge made
by the Republican party.
Among the other speakers were Sen
ator Bradley Of Kentucky, Representa-
lives J. Hampton Moore Of Pennsyl-
van'a. William B. E4SKinley, Of Illinois,
Duncan 3 Mckinley, Of California and
J. c. Cspers OF North Carolina
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

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The Washington times., 1910-04-10
JUDGE BEN LINDSAY
AIDS PASSENGERS

BELVIDERE. H., April 1e.-Judge
Ben B Lindsay. Of Denver. and A r
Loop are beiuE congratulated today on
their splendid work in TeScUinE impris-
oned passengers from overturned coach
IS in the wreck Of a fast passenger train
on the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road yesterday.
Passengers were pinned under the
overturned cars. and many OF then. were
injured Judge Lindsay. although suf-
fcrfng from a spraiEed shoulder. went
10 the assistance anC aided By Mr.. Loop
succeeded IN resCuiTE may Of them.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
SUSPECTED BURGLAR
TRACED TO DISTRICT

TOLEDO. Ohio. April 10-The Lucas
county commissioners today announced
a reward Of 1900 for the apprehension
OF David Werbe, il. a Detroit pawn
to answer a charge Of burglary In con-
nectiOn with Sussman fur robbery
Werbe has been traced 10 New York and
then to Washington, but here the scent
was lost
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
Demonstration at Mention
OF Former Forester's Name
Proves Sensation.
AFFRONT TO TAFT
STARTLES DINERS
Longworth's Tariff Speech Has OPP
posite Effect Than Intention
Cancellation the Theme.

The name OF Clifford Pinchot was
Justify cheered and vigorously appIauded
last night at the sixth annual banquet
OF the League OF Republican Clubs, at
which President Taft was the guest or
honOr and principal speaker.
This tribute 10 the former chief for
ester OF the United States, in the pres
ence Of the man who removed him from
Office. was the sensation OF the evening
a majority Of the diners went to the
banquet expecting sensation, but the
sensation which they looked forward 70
m the nature Of a public reputation
OF the insurgents in the House and
Senate did not materialize.
All OF the speakers, taking their cue
from the President, were in a couciIia-
tory mood. The real sensation vas 50
unexpected and necessarily so sponta-
neous and enthusiastic that many OF
those present were startled at what
seemed, at first blush, an affront 10 the
President.
Representative Nicholas Longworth
was uncoHsciously responsible for the
incident His remarks. evidently. we're
intended TO have an effect directly op-
posite- from that which they actually
had
Mr.. Longworth was discussing the va
rious duties IN the Psyae-Aldrich tariff
law, 70 which Senator Beveritge took
exception N his speech before the IN
diana State convention. During the
course Of these remarks he referred TO
The lumber schedule and said that the
Ways and Means Committee. Of which
he IS q member, was so much in doubt
as to whether lumber should 20 on the
1ree list that IL vas decided 10 ask the
opinion Of Clifford Pfnchot
me mention OF Nj Plnchot-s name
brought forth applause and cheers from
. large number of the diners and M
1-onSWoTth was forced TO pa11se in his
remarks until the demonstration s71b-
sioeo- As soon as the significance OF
tile demonstration was realized all ewes
s-,s .uIllsI on President Taft. who,
however sat unmOVed and did not Iofn
IN the enthusiasm Of the men who half
an hour previously had given him a
hearty reception and were now applaud
ed from office
A moment later, when AR LOnEworth
asserted that II any man in the United
states more than any other was ~esno7
sible for the WAYS a1lS Meas Con-
IfaltIee putting a duty on lumber II was
0lF- FlncnoJ. there were broad smiles
OF satisfaction on the faces Of those
seated at the Presidents table. but the
diners remained silent
President Conciliatory.
There was no attempt on the par OF
the President OF ths speakers who fol-
lowed him 20 read the Insurgents of the
House and Senate out Of the party. On
the contrary, the Presidents speech In
dicated very clearly that he vas willing
70 forget the past and to Judge the in
surgents by their attitude toward the
legislation recommended by him and
now pending before Congress
Tonight We are not reading ANYBODY
out Of the Republican party" said the
President Men are not read out OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE.
Clarence Haning Attempts Self Do
struotion With Poison.

Des Moines, July l1.--Clarence Han
Ing, an 1Syearold waiter at the ole
chop suey restaurant on Mulberry
street. lies in a precariouS condition al
Methodist hospital as the result OF ar
attempt at suicide which he made ir
his room at 726 West Ninth street by
swallowing strychnine. severing tn.
arteries OF his left wrist. and then turn.
ing on the gas while respondent owe,
a love affair.
Mrs. George HurSon. landlady at.
tracted by the odor OF the gas, sum.
moned aid. Haning WAS found uncon
scious on his bed. Police surgeons
HUFF and Fagen arrived and restored
him to consciousness after severa
hours work. His condition IL serious
Today the would be dead man refuses
to talk OF his act.
In his room were found letters from
Helen Frank. OF Fraser, Iowa. One OF
the letters from her was to the effec,
that his ring would be returned.
The parents Of HannE are said to
reside at Madrid. Iowa. He has worked
at the chop suey place for several
weeks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
AssyR,AN BROTHERS CONVICTED
OF KILLING PEDDLER MUST
SERVE SENTENCES.
SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE
FOR Staying A COUSIN
Convicted on Ciroumstan.iaI Evidence
and stoutiy Protested Thor limo
csncs-servins Time on Second De-
gree Murder Charse-Supreme Court
Decides Against Anti Saloon League.

Fort Dodge. July ll.-~t'riends In the
city Saturday received word to the
effect that the supreme court had at
,ir,ned the decision OF the Crawford
county district court eonvictiug Joseph
and Solomon Hassan Jointly OF murder
in the second degree.
1t will be remembered about three
years ago the lifeless cody OF the cousin
OF the two boys was found IN II lonely
spot near Denison and as the two
boys had been In his company a few
days before suspicion naturally fasten-
ed Itself upon them and their arrest
followed few days later. The Has
sans declared their innocence from the
first and the case was a hard fought
one and thru It Assyrian friends IN this
city stood by the two. and have as
sisted them as we'll In presenting their
case to the supreme court. Both Solo
mon and Joseph Hassan We're Well
known in this city. an WAS also their
cousin who was murdered. all OF the
boys travelling out of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
FoRMALDEHYDE IN THE MILK.
Hotel Chef Poisoned by Partakina
Froely Of Preserved Food.

Boone. July 1.-THE chef at one OF
the hotels In this city was made sud
denly and seriously III by taking Il
copous drink of milk. The man Is u
big husky fellow with whom one would
not expect milk to disagree. but just
after taking deep drink from the
daily supply brought In by the milk
man, he was taken violently Ill.
doctor WAS called. who promptly used
an emetic to remove the fluid from
the stomach. and who took portion
OF the milk supply from the hotel
kitchen TO subject 1t to a chemical
test. The CITY physician found that
it contained a large amount OF form
aldehyde, which had been placed In
the milk as preventative.
Had the amount OF milk taken by
the chef. been taken by frail child
the result would undoubtedly have
proved most serious and perhaps fatal.
The matter Is being pushed by those
who have authority In the matter and
people are warned to keep careful
watch on the milk they buy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
were out on calls and tho case looked

were out on calls and tho case looked
serious.
Finally one Of the officials at tho
shops fashioned n rude tourniquet.
partially checking the flow of blood. a
buggy was secured and Gallagher was
lifted In and the drive to Burlington
started. Il. G. Anderson, another work
err driving the horse. Fast time was
made. as Gallagher was growing weak
er every moment. Down thru Wash
ington Heights the horse tore along.
urged by Anderson. and finally Osborn
street was reached. Near the Murray
iron Works the tired horse stumbled
and fell, and failed to arise.
Gallagher was then lifted from the
buggy by several bystanders. and
placed In wagon driven by Herman
Fausel The remainder OF the trip to
the Tama building was made In rapid
time, and the injured man was carried
into the elevator and taken upstairs to
the office OF "A physician. Gallagher
was very weak. after the trying drive
and loss of blood, but his life was
saved and with few weeks rest he
VIII be as good as new
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
TENNIS TOURNEY ENDS.
ChaIIenssrs Win Against Trophy Hold
ers in Doubles.

Toledo, July l1,-.Dr. st clair is sliil
the champion OF the Central Iowa Ten
MS association In singles, but new
team OF double II )lders fought Their
way into the places OF White and Ror-
em when Green and Bradley defeated
the holders In brilliant fashion In the
challenge round, Both matches We're
Won In straight sets.
Green and Bradley defeated the last
years winners. IS, 90, rs, White and
Rorem making Il great nght for the last
set. but the steady net work OF Green
and the smashing back play OF the
rounEster were too great II combination
and the new holders won the tinal game
and the set after deuce game.
In the singles. DR. st. Clair puzzled
his opponent with II brilliant cross hre'
continually passing him at the net or az
the corners Of the court. He non the
match. SO. s. 1 and 60.
Interest In the tourna inent continued
TO the last play Of the afternoon. More
than 200 people watched the play OF the
afternoon. All the players have prom :
Used TO be back next year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
DRY WEATHER KILLING FISH.
Game Wardsns Report Thousands OF
Emmy Tribe Arc Dying

Council Bluffs. July Thousands
OF fish which were left in the more
shallow bodies OF water In the vicinity
OF Big lake have been killed by tho
dry weather" says William a. Gronc-
veg. deputy game warden. During the
high water in the spring the fish wcro
carried into the smaller pools which
are now drying up Big lake Itself Is
the lowest | have ever seen It. Many
OF the springs which feed II arc dry.
think that there are not over two or
three springs Of any size stu running
The lake Is not more than two feet
deep at any point"
Honey creek lake viii also he thing
fthe past as soon AK the Honey creek
ditch is completed. The fish in the
lake have been removed by the farm
crs in the vicinity upon permission
from the state game and 'ish warden
In order to prevent their being wasted
when the water is gone. Most OF the
fish obtained were carp and buffalo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
Ayenarlu. heme to see il money 1. con.

Avcnarius home to see IL money In con-
cealed there.
Tho case Is j. H. Pollock va George
Avenarius. Avefarius wax IN the
grocery business on Clay street. and
had given MIR, Pollock note covering
the claims. OF several creditors. The
4Avenarlus store was burned, and when
he collected the Insurance. he failed
10 pay the Pollock note George w,
Kiesei attorney FOR Pollock. had u
writ issued Friday requiring Aven-
arius aud his father. who had signed
the not. with him 10 come Into court
and submit 10 an examination regard :
Ing the disposition of their property.
They admitted having received the
Insurance money and gave "a list OF the
claims they had paid Checking these
up Il developed there was u balance
OF about $500 When asked what had
become OF this. Mr. Avenarils stated
he believed II was concealed In the
cellar OF his home.
The court WAS therefore asked 10
make the order directing the sheriff
10 search the cellar and take posses
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
ITAEsREPUBLICAN, MARsHALITOwN, IOWA. JULY II. 1910

same view as the district court.
According 10 allegations the saloons
OF the county we're operating under n
petition OF consent gained In Jaruar,
1901. Hut iuring April of the previous
year the sa'coa ke"p,rs had circulated
petition and failed TO get IA" re-
uuired number cf signathgca. making
il less than II yea before tho second
petition was cirSuiatcd. lf' II was
gained In n dTercr calender ''-r
The Steinman case was brought as u
test case. II was tried last fall. and
appealed 10 the supreme court by the
anti saloon league.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
Real "son Of tn. R,vo,ut,on."

Real 'Son OF the revolution"
Prof. jeremiah Smith Of the Harvard
law school, who has just presented his
resignation. to take effect September
!, 1910. when he will be In his seventy
third year, Is actually Son OF the
Revolution" His father, likewise Jere.
miah Smith by name. ran away from
Harvard In 1777 to join the revolution
AIRY army. being then 1S years OF age.
He served in the campaign against
Burgoyne and was wounded at Ben.
nington. He finally graduated at
Queens now Rutxers) college in
1880. and was later governor OF New
Hampshire. congressman from that
state. and its chief justice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11

&C ChicL-. Pet Rte. Faxed Dum pii.s,
one .fo'oi cni in Joints: Z ent Rom:
u krasbooatnfsoii; black tctpr,; 2rncs
Romr; ) Arsrk kraspoonfnks X { Baktns
/bna>,: u hrdstoonfM salt; y 6nb
shortening; milk o, cream.
Cover the fowl with boiling water and
let simmer until tender, then remove to a
baking dish. Mix the \ cup -four, salt
and black pepper with cold water to "a
smooth paste and use 10 thickcn the
broth. Remove the fat from the top OF
the broth il necessary before adding the
thckcning Pour this gravy over the
fowl, until it il nearly covered, and re-
serve the rest tn serve apart. Sift to-
gcthcr the -four. baking powder and salt.
three times; into this work the shorten
ing and use cream or milk to make
dough- less stiff than FOR biscuits. Put
this by spoonfula over the fowl in the
dish which Il should rest upon and
completely cover. Let bake about IS
minutes.
when young, tender chickens are scarce. this
presents u most satisfactory va 81 .e:..::: si.s
fowls Veal or lamb prepared In this manner IL
mots appet,sing than when served m u stew.
Try this and the 70 other delicious fvcipes In
the X Cooks Nook. . copy OF which may he
secured free BY sending the coioscd certificate
packed In the Scent cnn OF e Baking Pow.
der In the JAoUEA Mpcs. Ca. Chicssa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
FAST DRIVE TO SAVE LIFE.
Iaborer With Severed Artery Hurried
To PhvaicjanO,

Burlington. July IA fast drive
from West Burlington 10 n physicians
office In the Tama block saved the life
OF Fat Gallagher. who was In danger
OF bleeding to death from severed
artery
Gallagher was at work with num-
Der Of other laherers employed by the
Burlington road In unloading car OF
sewer tile at the shops. While liftins
a heavy section the pipe broke and n
jagged fragment struck Gallagher ir
the right arm scvering an artery. The
two medical men at West Burlington
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
r. A. mAsons TO BOONE,
State Conclave to Be Hold During
Ociohar

Boone. July Boone, this fall VIII
entertain about go of tho Royal Arc,,
MaSons who will hold n state conclaNc
in this city mmcncinE about the lOth
or 18th OF October and lasting thru four
or five days. The conclavc will bring
to Boone many OF the best known and
most influential Masons In the state
and much business OF Importance Is
to be transacted.
The visitors viii ask for no enter
tainment from The Local y" >ple, hut
they Will provide one afternoon for
tho visitors Just what viii be pro
vided for their Amusement has not
been decided as yet. The Masons arc
not anxious for banquet or pro-
gram OF speech making so other plans
VIII have to be adopted by the local
people
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11

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its functions, the bowels become de-l
ranged. the liver and the kidneys con-
eested causing numerous diseases. ThsI
stomach aud lser must be restored tol
healthy condition and Chambers
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
Lightning Hits Old Capitol
o Timcs-Rep,,blican

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa city. July 1l.--Lightning struck
the old capitol OF Iowa, during the
first electrical storm of two months.
Saturday. The extremely wet roof OF
the ancient structure did not take Ore,
however. and the SCATTERING of tho
Flagstaff on the dome was the only
damage done. President George r..
Mac Lean and his associates wcr" In
the building. In the presidents office
and other rooms. but nobody was hurt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
SNAKE GOT HIM.
Water Moccasin Docs Business in Iowa
River At Iowa City.

NiVer * IOWA wy.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa city, July William Lorack.
manager OF the New England Jewelry
Company. was bitten In the face by a
water moccasin. when he lived into
he Iowa river. Contrary to the gcner-
al belief or fisherman and snake "N-
perts.' the snake leapcd from tn"
water. when the jaWelcr arose. and
thrust its tongue into his face The
bite was quickly followed by poison
ing and the face IL discolored. swollen
and otherwise affected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11

sion OF any money found there Al
copy Of the order and the writ OF
seizure was delivered To the sheriff
after dinner and he Went out to tho
AyenAriua home to execute IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
Saloon League Defeated.

Sioux city. July IA decision OF
the supreme court OF Iowa that doubt
less will be greeted with great Joy by
the saloon keepers of the county out
side OF Sioux ci.5. is ,hat III the case
OF Rev. II. II. Sawyer. superintendent
OF tho Woodbury. Comfy Anti-Saloon
League. against v. +. Steinman. of
Gushing II is favorable to the saloon
keepers and the Importance of the
decision to them Is indicated by She
fact that all tho saloons outside ot
Sioux City would have been closed n
the case had been lost by Steinman.
The meaning OF tho law in regard 10
the petition II consent was tho point
OF dispute Rev. MIR Sawyer contended
the law read that but one petition o.
consent could be circulated within Il
wear. The district court held that but
one petition of consent could be circu-
lated In any ono calendar year. the
supreme court OF the state took Ia,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
A Plea.ant Surprise

follows the first dose Of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills: the painless regulators
that strengthen you. Guaranteed. 25c.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
WILL DIG FOR MONEY.

Dubuque Judge Orders Sheriff to In
vade Cellar Of Private Residence.
Dubuque, July ll,---JudHe Matthews
had very unusual proceeding before
him Saturday morning. and II had II
decidedly unusual result the court issu-
ing an order to Sheriff Dunn to make
an investigation of the cellar at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11

Farmer Squay-s SEX.
Trousers are like differences; they're
often patched up
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
Chicken Pot Pie
The Chefs Fnyorite

Py Mrs. Janet Mckenzie mn. Ediho,.of
the Boston (ooking School Magazine
Some folks think that only ''colorcd
mannics' can cook chicken, but y trial
OF this famous chicken pot pie disproves
that assertion. Every member of the
family will thoroughly enjoy it,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
And tho Greatest Ia Virtue

Wisdom Is knowing what to do
next skill is knowing how to do Il
and virtue Is doing it--Davld Starr
Jordan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
pryclc,ANs and SURGEONS.

pRs. r. n. AND r. E. eoOCHEh
Temporary Office in einford .e'ook'
Corner Main and First streets.
Att.r Sent. list in Mcbride q Will
Block.
u.n.. II 70 ~ q. m.-3 to p. M
to 8 p. m.
,phone Office 541 one ring.
House SAL two rings
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11

A Ton Of Gold
could buy nothing better for female
weaknesses, lame back and kidney
trouble than Electric Bitters. 60c. Nc
Bride G. VIII Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
Fifteen Killed
By Explosion IN
New York Tunnel
Big Charge of Nitroglycerine is Acct
dentally Set Off in Aqueduct
Near Fishkill.

FIsHKILL LANDING, N. Y, Jan. a.
Fifteen men, three of them Americans,
were killed yesterday by premature
explosion of nitro-glycerine in a tunnel.
which is to form part Of the great aque-
duct which will carry water from the
Ashokan dam In the Catskills to New
York. Five were terribly mutllated, but
were so near the mouth of the tunnel that
they were rescued alive. The other fif
teen were found beneath a mass of rock
and debris literally hammered by the
explosion into a bleeding mass of heads.
limbs and torsos.
1t is believed that one of the workmen
carrying a torch tripped and fell igniting
a fuse and setting off series of charges
of nitro-gycerine.
The squad of twenty men, who were in
volved in the accident having drilled the
holes and placed the explosive, were leav-
ing the excavation when the explosion oc-
CURED. A hundred laborers rushed to the
tunnels mouth, and after dragging forth
the injured, set to work clearing away the
rock and earth to get at the dead.
AS the nitro-gIycerine had been purposely
set to shatter rock, 1t did not damage the
tunnels interior more than the contractors
had planned and after two hours work the
bodies we're reached.