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harm, pain. or danger 10 the said
Weir he exclaimed. staring at Law,
los. who returned his gaze with smil-
ing CoTplacency. Weir
You hardly understand. as yet" tho
master commented, nor do / wonder al
your aStonishment and natural surprise
30, pardon me let me speak he con-
tinued hastily as Hargreavc made an at
tempt 10 iuterpose query.
This clipping which L have shown
YOU. iu part IS what FIRST suggested ta
.le the idea, the very great idea, which
YOU and i. ~ all goes well. are going %
nut into execution IN this ISOLATED house
within thu next three months.
1T IS BY 10 means complete. II repre-
SentS but a very small faction OF my
conception. INST the mere superficial be-
CluniDgS o. INV plan, but, aS such. Il
VIII serve 90 introduce 70 Nour mind
that large plan itself For IL describes
an actual, bona tjde coUract entered
into between rich man and "a surgeon
SOME two and onc-hef wears a2o, "a
YOU can lH due time ascertain for yOgg-
SELF b. looking up that issue of the
paper
..The work contracted for has actually
been done, with more. nls-n more.
which Tor INV own GOCd reasons / have
obliteratcd from the clipping. This
part of by DlaU-the part which ! count
or three months TO accomplish As Tor
thc ~. I double that Colonel Y gave
S20.D- ] viii sc forty Here. now. is
half OF il. The other hair is yours AZ
Jhe expiration of the time mentioned,
provided ALWAYS that the work sue
Cccds.'
From another compar,ment OF the
pocllethook Ee drew check. which he
The sur@eon took it ana glanced il
New York. \. y. FEBRUARY p. 1910
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CHAPTER " (Continued)

- ONE away come out OF
here,' ne cried. Hen Kill
himself-die OF aDopIexy or
burst a blood vessel, commit
suicide. maybe. if you stay, Come
away And he drew Lawlor by the
sleeve.
The master laughed again. IN his
laugh Hargreave detected a sinister
something, a note of waujOn cruelty,
which De had never heard there and
which shocked his finer SgnsInHiues.
you're right assented LaWlor. He's
your patient. any way, nom this out
and I'm under your professional orders
as concerns HIM. / wanted YOU % meet
him. Ou.Ne done Sc. There nothing
more for the present. so there no use
IN our stay ~. Shall ne return To the
house
Some minutes later DE and the surgeon
We're back Iu the bUu-alow- seated la
The library, with tobacco o. the IuCst al
hand- EVen there the bowling OF the
giant hdt-humaU beast reached them
mtermlttcuty frCm the underground
room. only after hair an hour did the
stIded Uuruar die away
4 wanted you 10 see him. 10 realize
what manner OF problem you're about 10
unue'toke,' said i.aWiJr. as he and his
conn ulsoF\ enough now not TOO UuWiIi-
1n@J guest settled themselves IN tine
leather chairs He spoke aS though 10
IoIcStdil any possible questions on Har-
graves part
Problem the surgeon iuterrosated.
w Nat are Nou asking OF me-"
Read this, commanded IawIOr. eli
Viii hint at part OF YOUR work
He drew from his inside coat-l0Ckot a
leather bin fold. extracted q WeII-U0ru
newspaper clipping. and handed u over
10 his companion. HargreaEe. EIsnrfug
II over. noticed that the headlines and
a large p,rt OF the text had been rem
deIed absolutely I-cglble 10y a liberal APP
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DEATHS

-DAlLEy-on Wednesday. June % 1910. at
ms residence. 1885 l. street northwest AN
SCI DALEY
Funeral private
FOUNTAIN-On Tuesday. June q. 1919.
JOSEPHINE A.. wife of u. e. Fountain
Funeral al the East WASHINGTON Heights
Baptist Church. az 40 O'Clock a. M. Friday.
June g.
a p. nl-- HERMAN ISAAC. aged forty
five years.
FuneTei Friday. June q. at 2 p. m.. from
GaWlsr s. chapel Iuteunent al Arlington
Cemetery Friends and ratcrnaI orders
invited.
a special meetinS Of Washington Acria.
40, -. ttaterHal order of Eagles, Is
called for Friday June e. az ! D. an. AT
Eagles Home 20 attend The funeral nl our
ate brother. HERMAN ISAAC. -E- D.
mon IA6DE. President J- D. BRITT
Secretary.
kkEAB -pu "Wednesday. juno -. 1870 at her
residence, I'll r street northwest. LAURA
AbE-INE. WIG OF EdW- krcmb
a,sI .,,, F l.Ls JIra r. ar p. M Rel
ment az Gl-nwood Cemetery.
LYTLE-On "Wednesday. June %. 1910. AT r
2 uf-- a. his home IN OEdensburg -. y
n d. ii fLE. OF --l Third street southeast.
4aternent at OEdenshurs, ". y.
AADISON-cn WEDNESDAY. June -. 1910 az
northwest, LUKE MADISON. husband OF
the .sfc Grace Ann Ward
NoIee OF funeral hereafter.
RABBITT-on Wednesday. june ae. 1910.
MARY a., vile OF IS. r. Rabbit and
daughter Of George r. and the late no
saun8 Adams
Funeral from her late residence. l5le
Gales street northeast. ON SATURDAY, Jun.
=. az A. M. requiem mass at HOLY Name
church an $3.50 O'Clock Relatives and
friends invited To- attend Inccrmcu. ar
al t.iNet Cemetery
,Meehsnicsnle. Aid. and Somerset. Pa.
papers please copy-1
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Deathss

Hiss katherine Chase Spra-ue. IS vears
Iherle Apartments, TweuJy-hrst and
L streets northwest
sophia Frances p. MaIoney. s. years, s.
Myrtle street
Iowa Jenkins, IS years, 1888 Il street
northwest
Andrew j. Noodman, s. years, l.. s. ship
MaNhOWcr.
Kat Roland. IS years. Al y street
southwest
George. a Bartholome. % years. Is27
Maryland avenue northeast
John r sutton. 65 years. 1S53 n street
northwest
William StauSbUrl-. 81 years. Washing
ton Asylum Hospital
August Kleinheuu, s. years. 1913 Fifth
street northwest
Mary l. G. Wisenlan, > months, 757
Gresham place.
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CHAPTER V.
The Letter

F1 AM" said he quite slowly, after a
long pause. in which he seemed O.
H3 maTsla.iug MS thoughts into lo-ica !
sequence 81 ann a singular man You
know that well, already. Ny age. my
name, nay station In life DO not concern
us -ere. pass tlose-au lnwateriaI de-
lay Pass also, with q mere mention.
The fact that money Is tu me a rhiu-
nt little moment J do NOT rank amOag
the bI-lOEaircS, neither do ! write nay
fortune JOB fewer Ilau eight figures And
] IIilc Wlims. occasionally tha-
/ @ratty, t possible, REGARDLESS Of all
cost Ihi~-thls experiment IS one Of
my WL.Us."
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PLYMOUTH REACHED
AFTER STORMY TRIP

PLYMOUTH, England. June %. -
After a stormy voyage OF two weeks,
the American squadron OF three bat
tlcships. lea by the Massachusetts. en-
gagged IN the annual summer cruise for
midshipmen. arrived here today.
The fleet Will remain for several davs
and the town is preparing q big pro-
gram of festivities i'm honor of visiting
officers and sailors.
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Dr. HarGrcave. the most eminent sur
Fcon in New York, receives "a mysterious
telephone message demanding his serv-
ices IN "a matter of life and death. %
He reluctantly promises 90 accept the
case. a little later an automobile drives
Up 20 the door and a gentleman. intro
dCCinC himself as Mr.. LaWlor. explains
that he case has 90 DO with "a member
81 his household over in Jersey" He
promises 20 pay. without question. any
hOuCrarIum the doctor may demand The
great surgeon, accompanied by laWlur.
is driven % ferry and then. having ac-
copied cigar from his client fails
asleep.
When he awskeus he discovers that ne
has been kidnapped. and is prisoner IE
e bungalow iu The midst OF q great forest.
The surgeon tries I'm vain 20 get from
Lawl1r and L1wior's queer Greek servant.
Cash. information as 20 the reason Tor
tho outrage. In explanation Ec is SHOWN
an underground operating room, where
a hESe ard fierce gorilla IS confined in
q steel case. That IS the patient.
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ran s.
II yoL cannot conveniently call al
Tbs Times Once, you can receive
the ow cash rates By bringing your
az eI usement 10 any one OF the fol-
lowlQs:
NORTHWEST.
AtquiI - Pharmacy. ISIS ISM 81, y. ".
Astoria Pharmacy, ID 8 G y. W.
Eachrale D. bLh Eye SIS n ".
Braddeh % q y. W.
Brouausa 7th - = y ".
Butte - irIn@cs. .th a Mass ave. " W.
chT.s5iaSi -hsrmaes. e5s ia. ave. \. ".
S Sisss5 10 may Eys i sSs = ",
Day 4 c.. I y < s;s, y; ".
Duaey. I'd ~ 4 Pa ave y W.
EaIey. I4th & Clifton sts- y. w
Gaisberg. Ss04 J an At y. ".
GesErord's. sth . md l. SIS y. ".
GoIdenberE's pa o. sIoTs. 'th a n EiH- NV.
Henry, "a 4 as. y. ".
H Ha,;,s y. n !, "a "a ,ss 3 " " s ~. v =
Howard. 10Th * a sts n ".
Hcrnuls's Fhar7Ga >. TN Il II SITS. y. ".
Hinton : HiIlon. : * SIS. y. "
s. KaHn, son. \ 1 q Dept store. Sta st.
k,aesaw PharIaacy.A At Pleasant & living
hOes;er. H. B.. ssd na X s,I. y. W
h0ss. lth Il, and "a ,. 4.e, y w.
Malr5y7s Fharrnacy. - : caIsert a.. y. ".
NICCIB Pharmacy, 4s,ia 4 - ave -. ".
New York Avenue Pisa macy. ~ CAP. -.
o.Donne.I. ~ f Ct " ".
PAU Pearson. IsJh 81 * Fla ave ". ".
PetzO.d. uth & Harvard rs. ~ ".
Quls-ey-s Pharmacy, nat c as y. W
Heh, III ~. B. ave. n B,
Esh's Pharmacy. 5,h a E - y
Fsfchards0u's lazTulalyy Ia "a and X y. "
RlchasssOu, % = IA [Se- \, "
schaarth y zap * Il sla y W
s si5.S1'-ji J.. 4. AN s v. So. ain ave.
gay.Os'z Pharmacy. s,h 4 IS. - W
Vtiteh. X A.. -0th q n SIS y. W.
Wagnec & Co. lst L a = ~. ".
YaruO.d. z4Cl 18th 81 y "
Waters. n. Wisconsin ave aEt o A. y "
Weller. + "a N St.
sanford Pharmacy. y. Z. ase- & y. Can.
Psik Road LAarn assS - In - + Park-Fd
Times S,--ts-e-tC-- "a "a 81, ~
Times Substatl0n- -l5L Pa ~ 2 y "
Tirnes sursJaJiOn. 1893 z 81. - W
i-nlCn slau0n ,CaFls,.aai IA lruacyJ.
NORTHEAST.
rTg-,erys Pharmacy. y. cap Z + 80
Butrer. stn 81. & stanton p.ac. y. L
George !. Gelser. 6th q b sta y l.
ladaCu-s Pharmacy. l-y0 Fla ave n z
Iauh e. Taylor, Ith & T. &c 3 E-H
i-rC1.n PARK Pharmacy, Issh . u u Ca,
NODE Pharmacy, 9TH q Il aJS -. l.
Lfocresney & Joachim ID & = l.
%ev. YORK Avenue Pharmacy, : L y. ~.
[ ~ Cap 81
rttzcr. y.a < T. Cap
Tyrte's Pharmacy. 18th & II Bts- l. E
Times SubstaJI0n. 81 a 81. y. T.
SOUTH W ESI
E!seubelss' Pharmacy. 5th * SIS. As. "
" C. FUR, tlI Frat $ "
HAMS "a r SITS ) ".
IyuEam's Pharmacy. l-ls IA st g X
NcDouald. J. n. a a L ElE- S. "
l-ilnls Suus-1ti0E, tv5 tn -. D "
SOUTHEAST
Arth & Co. sc Pa ave ) E
Tserxles. 80 lst ST. : E
rows Pharmacy. 18TH 81 & Pa av a z
Enrich uJn ST. d Pa ave 5. Z
J4.-Jner III Nth 81 ) l.
EaV-llins sth 81 Va ave S Z
Nsy a Co. Pa ave a. SIN -. S L
Roach DruE Co. Stn * q SIS ). =
NCrITerrs. SIN a. Eye SIs- D T.
o.T5onneu. Cd & Pa ave s. L
powell a. <. 9Th and L Cap.
crimes Substatl0n. 8th and h stss s. +
A\ACOSrIA-
Fsl.ry's Pharmacy. cor Nome & JeIerro.
streets
ALEXANDRIA
Came r l.. Alexandria. Va
BROOkLAND-
Linton & Nelson. ETO0kIand-s D. .
CHEVY CHASE
Gonueunan- z A. Chevy ChA1a-
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The Vital Records.
Rirhq.

Sacket and Gertrude Duryee, EirI.
Herbert d. and Rose V. Eellogg, girl.
Mortimer C.. and Clara Lyddane, girl.
Joseph +. and Florence J. sherman.
boy.
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UNDERTAKERS

- WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERWATER AND LIVERY.
80 Pa. ave. y w
1e'e.1one Main 1888. Washington. d. c.
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
~ every description oderae ely priced.
GUIDE
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WHERE TO DINE

Ia RACINE CAFE. so 18th ST. y W. open
all summer. Club breakfast zoe 10 soc
Luncheon a la carte. Dinner $50 to $50,
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RAT EXTERMINlTOR

THEY MUST DIE outside n you use my rat
mouse and roach eXterminator. Price, sos
S-oz- can A. GURALShY. 1908 7th st.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ. sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING 81 L ST. \
". PHONE y. $50 y
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RUG WEAViNu

BEA CTLFLL RUGS woven from Old carpets.
rug and carpet c4e4r-oE speciality. The
Washington Rus Weaving CO.. uLL-e ana
works SCI 9TH St y " Phone Main So
RUGS FROM WUR-, carpets The OLD
LAUREL FIRM. ESQ Ca ave Phone NO--l
-114 y an. Laurel. Nd
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome re-
Nersible rugs. send postal card
HOME RUG Co. GGice. - sta 81 y z
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COUNTRY BOARD
FLOOR OILS

= : HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-EII.Ig-
NC FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean
AMI Bright gives them p@sishec n1ishs soc
--arr-- sars,-e~aI Phone Main 5f5S- Offce 11g
- ss-- y ~. GOOD FOR YOUR FUR Nj
Tf-Rr TRY IT. j-s1d by L. s Govt and
over s. 600 families foE the last j. year.
BRINKAfAN'S
SANITARY WAX FLOOR OH.
price r5- b1t-,c- 5lc Cal. Delivered
me- ana sold by Ed BRINKMAS & go.
Phone Main S-57. OdIce S55 Pa ave. y. ~.
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The Continuation of This story VIII
&c Fond I'm Tomorrow
Issue OF The Times.
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Branch Agencies

va ere your al win be taken az oGIcs
rah 8.
II yoL cannot conveniently call al
Tbs Times Once, you cSn receive
thes ! ow cash rates by bringing your
a.S 81 usement 10 any one OF the fol-
lOWlUs:
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Special Cash In Advance &c a Word
SpecinI Chnrre Raies.

Minimum charge, Is cents.
On orders for seven or more times. mini
mum charge. y cents per day.
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BOARD
WANTED-ROOMS

ANTED-EOom. Dr. v0uuE man. for July
and August. 1lU1JJwu, state price BOX
81. Times Office
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

srH ST. s. W. l55-Ro1ms Tor light house
q ST s.. ~. Ielf-Larse. cool. rooms. rea-
so-rala 90 Eer-cel party Convenient 10
car lines.
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CLASS y.
Minimum space. . lines
All claSEiflCatiOns not listed as Class A
los line
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Special Charge Rates

times within one 1ycek............s5 sc prr LIN,
tI4Hss' Sunsec'-JlEely ...--...5Uc per lin,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
CLASS A.
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BY GEORGE ALLAN ENGLAND
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

A Munsey
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished,

~ ST. ~ W. Zs0s-Second floor front ron
with board for ts-o. SO per week
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PERSONAL


WANTED postal 10 the man who avs
the most for slightly worn garments and
shoes. 81 GREENBERG. 800 ~ ST s w
PARTY HAVING LARGE HOTEL 70 Tur-
nish. Will pay fsir prices for second aand
furniture. such as dressers, WardTobes, car
pets. etc. Address Mrs. WILSON, 502 a s.
y. w 30 dealers.
ALBERT KAsAN. MERCHANT TAI OR.
80 ith IT. :. ". High-class cloth Is al
reasonable prices A trial win eonyinc you.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for secondhand bar
rels and casks. See befOle buy1ng or
selling. JOIN T BEAF E.ftS. T-e1Ier in
second hand Barrels and Casks OsIice. 500
sab 81. n F. Phone Lincoln $50
I PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for empty barrels and casks OF al. kinds.
Phone Main JlS9. / VIII calL NO NJ
BEAVERS. deaier IN barrels and casks.
9nice. and W,ser SIS. $. w
GEORGE w STONE. JR..
Dealer IN all kinds OF empty barrels and
casks. See ne before You buy or sell. Phone
NJ COS Oniee g Water 81 $ W.
JOSEPH p. BuREE as in S. w. Regis
tered plumber and GAzltter- Joboing prompt
~ attended To- Es-imttes given Telephone
Have You Tried TT
HeTrnann'S Famous Ginger Ale.
REFUSE SCBsTITUTES
II yDlr dealer TAM supply you.
PHONE L leSi-IsS2
4. G HERECNANN. E5o-75l loth 81 s. z.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
WANTED-Posi,.on by hoy OF -. with some
substantial firm. 90 learn 20 be an clectri-
clan. Address -SON 81. Times Office
-NOW OPEN fJr business HE BELL En-
PLONMENT BJTREAUs E5 nth ST. n W.
VAc,TED-P0sitlC as Eatchman. by mid
dIe-agsd, sober. Ehite man BOX IS, Times
Office
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ROOMS AND BOARD

e ST n w.. lE5-Th-ee rooms. fu-nished
r- FINISHED.
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FOR RENT-R0OMS
UNFINISHED

a. ST. s. W.. L-5T1vo large unfurnlshsd
81 r0o- MONS. with balcony hlusekeeR-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-21

There is more catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For q great many years doctors pro-
nounced 1t a local disease and pre-
scrtbed local remedies. and by COM
stantly failing to care with local treat
ment. pronounced 1t incurable Science
haa proven catarrh to.be constitutions
al disease and therefore requires con-
stitutional treat,nent. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by +. J. Cheney
& Co. Toledo. Ohio, Is the only con-
s;itutional cure on the market. 1t Is
taken internally An. doses from 10 drops
to teaspoonful. 1t. acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces OF tho
system. They offer one hundred dol
lars for any case 1t falls to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials.
Address:l +. j. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold by druggists. IS cents.
Take Halls Family pills for. consti-
patton,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-21
IowAN GETS GOOD JOB
Former Webster City Man Appointed
United States Marshal at Kansas
City at Salary of $4,000 Per Year.

Special to Tmes-Republican.
Webster City, July 21-Word has
just reached here that Albert j. Mar
tin, editor of the Unionville, Mo-, Re-
publican, and a former we'll known
Webster City resident, has been APP
pointed United States marshal at Kan
sas City by President Taft. The place
pays $4,000 per year.
Martin Is son of D. /. Martin, an
inmate Of the soldiers home at Mar
shalltown and sister Of Mrs. A. j.
Bish of this city. For many years he
worked in this city as printer in the
old Tribune office under c. D. HELEN
Later he went to Missouri and got in
to business for himself. He has made
the Unionville Republican a paper Of
vast influence il his part Of the state
Despite the fact that it is weekly, it
caters to the news territory of its con-
ly in that territory.
Martins success in landing the
United States marshalship has been
due to his constant and consistent sup
port Of the Taft administration. He
had a hard time, for sentiment in his
part of the state has been none too
friendly toward the presidents. How
ever, by hard and continuous work he
has succeeded in swinging things his
way and now carries off the biggest
plum in the district. Martin is a man
of indonlitable courage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-21
away.
sionifio.nt Facts.

Yesterday tofEtcers had q Bohemian
interviewing tho relatives who talk
very broken Ensi1sh and Lucas mother
told him that on Sunday afternoon
three young men called at the house
and asked for Henry. Sho told one
one Of them that Henry WIS not at
home. He replied: well. that's fun
n.y." or words to that effect. Henry
promised that he would go and drink
little beer with US today" She asked
him where Henry was and he said that
he didn't know. that he hadn't seen him
for q week. A little more CONVERSE
ton took place when' the young man
turned and walking toward his two
com pauions who were lounging on the
grass remarked: We'll, you can ten
Mr.. Wilson that Henry isn't going TO
work any more" Henry was In the
employ OF Mr.. Wilson at the bakery
According to all calculations TINS
was at least thirty minutes before the
body Of young Lucas was found. These
facts may not have any particular SIG
nificauce but 1t Is believed that they
tell the story pretty accurately OF now
and who caused the death of Henry
Lucas. Along with the money he had
taken was also a gold watch when
he brought with him a year ago 1roL"
Bohemia. No arrests have been rlaae
but careful surveillance is kept on inc
suspects.
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DESTROY THE POLL BOOKS.
New Turn Injected Into Anti Saloon
Fioht 1t Waterloo.

Waterloo. July 2O.--Certaln rumors
and reports which We're in circulation
Yesterday to the effect that certain
, local ministers called upon the county
auditor, j. ]. Rainbow, and demanded
the destruction of the poll books Gov :
erins the election of 1908. proved upon
Investigation to be the result of a con-
sultation between the leaders of the
anti saloon forces and a prominent an
II saloon attorney of Des Motnes.
The delegation Of two ministers did
call on the county auditor and demand
the destruction of the poll books COW
erinx that particular election. basin g
their demands on a law which directs
that the poll books shall be kept for the
period of eighteen months and that un-
less there be contest pending they
shall be destroyed The law in question
makes no provision as to who shaIl
DESTROY them but it is claimed that In
view of the fact that the county audi-
tor i. the legal custodian of these rec
ords and also that the instruments are
ordered to be destroyed when his Gus
tody expires. it is claimed that he
should destroy them and the anti-sa-
loon people claim that the supreme
court OF Iowa has so ruled.
The saloon keepers petition so far
as 1t is based upon the election OF 1908
is useless The position taken by the sa-
loonkeepers appears to be that the
antis are taking unfair advantage or
them by having the poll books render
ed useless at this time.
The ruling Of the. supreme court.
however, will decide the matter and II
1t is found that the books should be de-
stroyed by the auditor they. In all
probability. will be destroyed by him
Immediately on receipt OF the ruling TO
that effect.
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Mis-, Murphy sin Missing.

Eldon, July 21.--The disappearance
on June 9 of Miss F1oy Murnhy OF Ell
don is still mystery. She went to
Ottmwa on business and was accom-
panied by a woman friend within half a
block OF the Union depot, and since
then nothing has been heard from her
nor tho least trace been found. 1t
was a week after her disappearance
before a hunt was instituted, as she has
n brothey living In Ottumwa. But when
she went to see his family she found
they had gone to Chicago on a visit.
She has sister living in Des Moincs
and it was thought by her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Murphy. that she had
gone TO see her. but when the brothers
family returned II was discovered she
was not to be found.
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STAR WITNESS POOR ONE.
State Strikes Obstacle in It's Custer
Suit Aeaihst Phillips.

ottumwa. July 21.-The prosecution
in the Phillips custer case met with
an Obstacle in the cross examining Of
H. D. Judd, the states star witness. It
developed in the cross questioning that
Judd had received. from George Wool
lett. the sum Of $2S5 for influencing the
La wand Order League to drop the
prosecution Of Woollet on the charge
Of gambling after an indictment had
been returned. Judd acknowledged that
he did not try to squelch other suits
because there was no money forth
coming.
The witness at one stage OF the cross
examination when being asked about
having been arrested for indecent ex-
posture Of person became incensed and
only the Intervention OF the court saved
a flstic encounter between him and At
torney Mitchell. Judd's chief evidence
dealt with the location and number Of
gambling houses which We're operating
in Ottunwa under the alleged knowl-
edge Of Mayor Phillips, but when he
acknowledged having accepted money
from an indicted gambler for squelch-
ing the Indictment, his testimony fell
som ewhat fiat.