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The Washington times., 1910-01-03
SOUTHERN CONGRESS
AGREEMENT REACHED
Papers for New Building VIII Be
Signed Within Next
Few DAYS.

The Southern Commercial Coozresz
and the Thompson-Srarrett COMPANY. Of
NeW York, have agreed as TO the con
tract for the construction OF the South
err Commercial Congress building and
probably viii attach their signatures 10
the paper within The next few DAYS
Work VIII be commenced as soon as
practicable and, IL is expected. the
Structure VIII be ready for occupancy
within a year from the time ground is
broken The figures named in the con
CTaCr VIII involve an expenditure OF aD-
pTOXimGreIy Sl.5lE.rl-
The plans for the structure call for a
niBe-st0ry building with ~ rooms ar
ranged IN suites The Z-oEud E1g- VIII
be constructed Tor q bar X. and r. is
understood negotiations are being con-
sideTed for its occupancy BY The United
States Savings Bank
II IS expected that among the tenants
OF the building VIII be The WASHINGTON
Chamber OF Commerce The Washington
Stock Exchange and the new Southern
Commercial Club, which IS now forming.
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
PREMIER
NAY BE DEFEATED
Italian Under Sentence of
Death in Own Country in
Political Race.

PARIS, Jan 3.-Amilcare Cipriani. an
Italian under sentence Of death in his
own country, stands Il good chance Of
,.'-----t--,ey Premier BRAND for reelection
TO the chamber OF deputies. according
20 advices today from Saint Etienne
from which district BRAND comes.
Cipriaui is not even uaturalized
Frenchman, but owing to bis having
fought for France in the Franco-PTIs-
sian war. he is eligible for election 70
the chamber Of deputies. He IS max
Ing a hard light at Saint-Etienne and
D gaining so rapidly that Il Is thought
by the time the May elections roll
around ne VIII be a formidable rival
Of the premier.
BRAND once an Out-and-Out Social
list. is called a renegade and traitor
TO the cause, and as Safnt-Estienne IS
strongly Socialistfc, the charge is having
n serious effect upon his candidacy.
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
SEES GREAT FUTURE
FOR THE SOUTHLAND
Dr.. Edgerton Points Out Natural
Advantages IN State of
louisiana

arhe South IS right al the beginning
q & great agricultural era today de-
aIared Dr. Claude W EdEe--ou, OF
Baton Rouge, Ia. who IS visiting rela-
E-ss IN washington
The next twenty years VIII see the
rs-nd-ctf0ns Of the South doubling bE
leans and bounds Today, in Louisiana.
tie richest land IN the world can be
purchased for q comparatively small
price II is land with a depth Of SOL
which has never been measured Il rep
r-eSents the best part OF the soil Of the
lTfssfssfpui valley which has been
washed down ard deposited hy The old
river itself in the past centuries Thou
sands Of acres Of rich land in Louisiana
are not not cultivated at all
Dr. E1Eerton y an expert on oac-
rerioIoEv employed I'm the Government
e,perfnent station connected with the
University OF Louisiana He has spent
an Of his time for the past two wears
there, studying and combating the dis
eases of sugar cane. cotton. rice, and
other Southern crops
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
INSTRUMENTS HERE
SHOW EARTHQUAKES
Weather Bureau and George
town University Have
Delicate SeismOgraphs.

Alarm was felt IN Washington for the
safety Of tire Pacific coast when on Sat
UrGlv the Weather Bureau seisuOgTaph
recorded the heaviest earthquake since
those Italian disasters which sent a
thriu Of horror round the world
For fourteen minutes the seismograph
indicator al the Weather Bureau was
affected with a sort Of violent St VI
tus' dance. reaching finally the high
record mark on the sheet. and then
joltIng Of
There were I'VE distinct shocks, which
were estimated as being within $500
miles OF washington
Efforts Of the professors TO locate the
disaster were for several hours IrzIftIess-
CabIeETams from the French island OF
Martinique and the British island OF
St Vincent, however. reported the IN
activity OF Mont Pelee and La Souf-
fTleTe volcanoes The peninsula of
reported paDlc-strlczeu, though there
has been no loss Of life In Kingston.
Jamaica TWO slight shocks were feTt
and IN London shocks, extending more
ll-a-l Two hours, were recorded from the
Isle OF Wight
Whether The Panama isthmus was
within the earthquake zone was at first
q subject OF Interested SPECULATION br1r
when. officers Of the Esthmian Canal
Commission failed 10 receive Official dis
patches from Panama, It was presumed
no trouble mad occurred there.
me accompanying record was oh
tanned on T1e horizontal seismcEraph at
the 5slsDlploEIral Observatory at George
Town IiteTsllyr which constitutes one
o. chain OF obServat0ries around
me world The record indicates that
the maximum shock followed close uuou
the preliminary shock. and that II died
%.-- Slowly Eve distinct UaEUna are
l-SCeTCl5.e- ranging over q period Of
tour minutes The entire shock lasted
fourteen minutes The motion was from
east 10 nest
The Washington times., 1910-01-03

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The Washington times., 1910-01-03
MISSING JEWELER
FOUL PLAY VICTIM

PTTTSBURG. Jan 2-The police he
Heve that c. " Morgan. the diamond
salesman Who left his home Saturday
night 10 show a customer some stones,
and VINO has not oeen heard from since.
met with foul TIay- s. raincoat, @
broken hat and package OF jeweITy,
an property Of tie missin-, man, were
found on the bank Of the Allegheny
river.
An examination Of the scene leads TO
the belief that a struggle took place
The police believe Morgan was WayIaId
and robbed BY TWO OF three men
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
hAROONED PERSONS
RESCUEDBY GUARDS
Life-Savers Succeed in
Bringing in Group of
Thirteen.

Los ANGELEs- Jan S-The thirteen
persons who were maroOned on a strip
OF land by the Overlooking Of the banks
OF the Santa Ana river. near this city,
and who were believed TO have been
drowned were rescued today by life
savers
A torrentiaI rai1-stoTn has raised all
Of the rivers and streams here to the
danger marx, snG the lfe-saEers and
officials Of the --y are busy TGSCuiuE
persons who are uarOoued IN their
country homes
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
DR.. THOMAS MORGAN
STILL AT HOSPITAL

Suffering from injuries about the
head. Dr. Thomas Morgan. flfty years
OLD. Of I'D First street northwest IS q
patient in the Emergency Hospital
The doctors say his condition IS not
serious
Dr- Morgan attempted 70 cToss n
front OF q PeunSvlvau MA avenue car yes
terday and was knocked TO the pave
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
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The Washington times., 1910-01-03
FIRE ENDANGERS
BOSTON STORES
Elevated Railway Power House
Burned, and Wholesale
Houses Threatened.

BOSTON Mass, Jan big whole
sale structures here narrowly ESCAPED
destruction early today when fire de-
stroyed the Harrison avenue auxiliary
power station Of the Boston elevated
allT-zTa, with a loss Of soon
On either side Of the burning bulb
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The Washington times., 1910-01-03

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The Washington times., 1910-01-03
FLUE STARTS FIRE.

A defective tue was responsible for q
fire scarce in the home of Representa-
tive Francis Burton Harrison Of New
York. 1sI2 X street, this morning The
blaze. however. was confined 70 tho
chimney. and was put out before any
5emage IVES done. No. I Engine Com
pany responded.
The Washington times., 1910-01-03

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real discovery on far different lines
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
MRS. SARAH HIGGINS
CLAIMING INNOCENCE
Woman, Supposed TO Have Con
feSsed Murder, Is Prepared
TO Fight

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan 3--1-rs-
Sarah Higgins. sixty, Of Gresnup, held
In jail for murder OF William CuIbert-
son. railroad agent, and whom witnesses
svore admitted killing CuIber-sous IS
now claiming innocence
Wealthy relatives have come 10 her
aid TO-DAY and a hard fZE- VIII be made.
She is in CatIe-tsbu-S 5aL-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04

On account of the baccalaureate
the graduating class of the Marshall-
town high school Sunday evening at
the Methodist church. the pastors of
most of the city churches have given
iup their evening service Sunday, and
viii unite in the high school affair.
Rev. William Pence James. rector of
ST. PauIs. VIII preach the sermon.
Musical numbers Will be pleasing
features Of the service.
The baccalaureale service viii begin
at o'clock. and the following pro-
gram has been arranged:
organ prelude. Pilgrims Chorus,1
(wagner>-Miss Su,phen
Hymn No 106-Congrega
Selection, +Integer Vitae" (fiemingt
High school glee clubs
Prayer-Rev James Ralburn.
Anthem. June CLowell- Schnecker)
High school slee clubs.
Scripture Lesson-Rev. J. f. stauf-
facher.
Selection. Abide With High
School Boys Glee Club.
Oferrory. Evening Star" (Wagner)
Miss SutpEen.
con,ralto solo. Grass and Roses
(BartIeto-AIiss Wellemeyer. with Vi
din obligato by Miss Lewis.
Sermon-Rev. William Pence James.
Selection. wi.ight-High school
Girls Glea Club.
Hymn No. 4-o-- Congre cation.
Benediction--F;ey. : +. Ellis.
Posilude. March from "Tanahauser. :"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
A Mothers
Prayers and Tears
Ny Son Looks And Is Better Than
He Has Ever Been Since He
Graduated From Harvard.

The above quotation is from the
rnotfer OF a Boston millionaire on
returning home after taking the Neal
three day drink habit cure at Des
Moines
The nurse attending the millionaire
among other things said in a letter TO
State Senator Bruce, Atlantic. Iowa. Il
am 50 glad that I saw the Neal Cure
'ad in the Catholic Messenger, OF
Davenport. I speak canddly and
cheerfully when I say that such men
as you and the good DR.. Neal are an
answer and reward to mothers pray
ers and tears. And now let me say
! 10 the members Of the Neal Company
IN those beautiful words of Holmes
May Love bless thee; JOY crown thee:
may God speed thy career
The Nal : 81 internal treatseer:.
without hypodermic injections that
/ cures the, drink habit in three days,
at the institute or in the home
No Cure No Pay.
It is the moral duty which every
: person addicted to the drink habit
owes to his family, relatives, friends,
society and the public, also everyone
who is interested in or knows OF
one who is addicted TO the drink habit,
to call upon. write or phone the Neal
Cure today for free copies of, their
Guaranteed Bond and Contract, book
lie. testim onials. endorsements and
bank references, which will be cheer
fully furnished. ADDRESS
/ The Neal Cure
/ Institute. NJ. B. s02 Fifth street. Des
! Meines, Iowa; also Davenport, Sioux
City, Iowa and Omaha, Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04

Minnie f. Lincoln. who is a candidate
Tor the nomination Of county recorder
before the republican primary Like
the immortal Abe Lincoln Minnie
Lincoln mas Travelled the pathway Of
adversely. climbed the hills of diff
Guilty. overcome every obstacle and
Won a name for herself Of which any
woman might wen be proud.
Mrs. Lincoln IS the daught Of f. j.
Bronson, who distinguished himself as
a soldier during the civil war, enlist
ing from Mclean county, Illinois. Mt.
Bronson was one of the first to de-
fend the principles of Lincoln, and ore
Of the first 10 respond when the ma
ton needed defenders. and came back
only when the struggle was over once
more TO follow the pursuits of peace,
and removed from his home in Mclean
county to take a trusted position with
a business firm in Chicago as col
lector. to make a living for his wife
and three little girls.
Chicago was much smaller. but ap-
parently just as wicked then as now.
One night Mr.. Bronson was held up by
thugs. murdered, and robbed, and his
body thrown into the Chicago river.
His family, due to his long absence in
the war. fighting for his country, was
here left without means. Then II was
that Minnie Bronson tMrs. Lincoln)
began TO show her true character. Be
ing the oldest Of the three sisters, and
herself but years Of age, she went
forth to earn her living and educate
herself determined that to the full
measure of her opportunity she would
become all that il was possible for her
/ to become.
How well 1ile has succeeded is a part
! Of the history Of Marshall county
where she has resided for more than
thirty years. She began teaching
school al the age Of 1S years. for which
work she had prepared herself by the
most heroic efforts and for a number
OF Years she gave herself to this work.
bringing to bear fine sense of re-
! sponsibility and opportunity. In the
meantime Miss Bronson had beco-n
4, Mrs. Lincoln. Two children were born
| to her. and her life was given to them
altflo, being obliged to be separated
from theln-while they We're 3 and
wears old. so as to earn a living for
/ them. the mother love which she was
4 forced TO deny her own little ones q
/ good deal Of the time. was showered
upon the pupils in her school. and
many boy and girl feel its inspiration
10 this day.
A few years ago Mrs. Lincoln was
asked to take position al email
salary in the Liscomb Savings Bank
which still again kept her away from
The two children most of the time, bu1
they must be cared for and educated
This position she held for some ter
wears. for the past year and half she
has occupied the same position WITH
the Producers Savings Rank in Greer
Mountain. still kept away from nome
and children. In all these years Minnie
z. Lincoln has proved herself honest
efficient and worthy. She has won the
confidence and respect Of the people oi
Marshall county upon her record and
she has a right to expect the support o
the voters next Tuesday at the prl-
1 mary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
MODERN REPAIR SHOP.
Arnold G. Ruopp Mfg. Company Equip
plant With Latest Machinery.

The Arnold & Ruopp Manufacturing
Company, at 215 Market street, one Of
the younger institutions among Mar
shalltown's many and varied industries,
is fitted with the best and most modern
machinery 10 be had and is fitted to do
all kinds OF repairing and model and
experimental work The firm will make
a specially Of gas engine parts. manu-
featuring castings for building gas en-
gines and assem- bling parts when de-
sired. Messrs. Arnold and Ruopp have
had years Of practical experience as
machinists and are well qualified -
handle the most difficult work. They
have given great attention 70 the
equipment Of the shop, with the result
that all of the machinery is Of the
best and is strictly modern. Satisfac-
ton is guaranteed and small jobs are
given the same particular attention de-
voted 10 large ones.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
ENTERTAINED AT STATE CENTER
Members of MarshaI.own Chapter,
A. r., Guests OF Miss Bassett

PROBABLY tie most delightful meeting
OF the season Of the Marshal'toWn
chapter y A. r, was That enjoyed
Friday. as guests Of Miss Harriet Bas-
sat. al her home III State Center \
good representation Of The chapter was
present. mos. Of them going UP on The
rain in The morning. and the others
driving The routine business was
transacted and program given in the
morning. The main feature of the
program was the report OF Mrs Merritt
Greene or the recent continental d. A.
r congress at Washington. d. G.
other features OF the program We're
The vocal numbers. "Protes talon and
Within the Roses Bloom by Mrs. ].
G. Allison. of State Center. and two
songs. The NDrowsy Pickaninny" and
| Forget Ne Not, by little Miss Ra-
mona Palmer. niece of the hostess. a
unique guessing contest. telling the
names Of trees by their leaves was also
enjoyed, Mrs. ". NJ Gilbert, of State
Center, winning the prize. and Mrs
Allison receiving the consolation. Nine
teen specimens Of leaves We're mounted
all taken from tfe beautiful shade
trees in the ward Of The Ba ssett place.
a
luncheon was served. the guests being
seated at two large tables in the dining
room. The place card Of each bore the
name of her revolutionary ancestor,
and the accounts given Of what these
ancestors had done in the war Of long
ago, formed interesting conversation.
The national colors We're used as dec
orations. large flag being draped in
the dining room and the tables were
further beautified with California
peoples, iris and other garden flowers.
The hostess was assisted in serving by
her sister. Mrs. Palmer, and the latter's
little daughter Ramona.
! Several State Center ladies eligible
to the d. A. r. We're also guests. being
Mesdames Palmer. Will Whitehill. w.
NJ Gilbert. James c. Allison, Coe and
Bassett. and Miss Amy Gilbert
SMost Of the MarshalltoWn ladies re-
turned home on the early afternoon
train.
8
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
FINE EFFECT FROM SERUM.
Little Leiberum Girl Shows Norm al
emperature and Wants TO Eat,

Wonderful results trom The use o.
the F'lexner serum in the terrible dis
ease, cerebro spinal meningitis. are
noticea BILE in the case o. little Dorothy
Leiberum. aged :. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Leiberum, Of Marion town
ship. If no unforeseen complications re-
suit the child Is going TO recover and
be normal in every way.
Because the exact nature Of the dis
ease was not known the serum was not
used until several hours after the child
was taken ILL., Two injections of the
serum were given. and following the
second. on Thursday night. radical
change fc~ .l,c ;sc.t>- eleef-cI GG.;ccGii TT
day night The little ones tempera ture
was normal. and she was asking fol
something 10 eat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
AN APPRECIATION.

Many Taking Advantage Of Our OFFER
of Suits at $25.
The splendid success attending our
efforts to give to the people of Mar
shalltown the very best values to be
had in suits at SIS has so far encour-
aged us We have added many pat
terms 10 the line and are better pre-
pared than ever to dress you econon1i-
cally and we'll See our display win
dow. They are corkers.
HOPKINS & SON,
Popular TailorS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
MECHANICS BE LOYAL
Meekins, the Staiwart Blacksmith. Ap.
neaIs TO His EeIloW Mechanics.

To the Artisans of Marshall County:
am a candidate for the republican
nomination for sheriff and If elected
viii not be afraid to enforce the laws.
For twenty years l have followed the
blacksmith trade and am running a
shop now in Liscomb. 1 have been
honored as justice of the peace Tor
Twelve years have served on our town
council and if you can find a single
voter in my home township who is
down on me you can do more than my
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
Local Weather Record.

sixty seven was the maximum tenn
perature Friday, compared with 6s for
the day before. The temperature went
down to 40 during the night. which
was one degree colder than the night
before. AT o'clock this morning the
temperature vas 81. the same as the
corresponding hour Friday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04

friends can / want the support of ev-
cry mechanic and artisan and / take
this method of appealing direct to the
craft. Give me a boost, boys, II you
can.
j. r. MEEKINS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
A NOBLE LIFE
Heroic Struggle of Minnie e. Lincoln
to Support Mother and Sisters and
Then to Earn Living For Two Chill
dren.

life Sketch of Minnie E. Lincoln,
Prepared ny Her Friends and Pub
lished as Political Advertisement
on Tuesday next the voters Of Mar
Shall county will have an opportunity
10 cast their ballot for one Of the most
worthy women in this entire state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
Washington Township.

Washington Township.
Delegates to County Convention
J. c. KOONTZ
G. H. D1GGINS
G. A. DE BUTTS
Iowa Township
Delegates to County Convention
G. Z. ARNEY
HENRY RIDELL
F. d. DENNIS
Bangor Township
Delegates to County Convention
c. Z. WINERY
DR. MAHLON RUSSELL
GRELLETT DILLON
Linn No. I
Delegates to County Convention
GEORGE LAMPMAN
Logan No. I
w. p. MASON
w. H. BOLLENBACHER
]. H. BAGLEY
Vienna Township
J. 3. CLASSEN
BURT JACKSON
J. NJ NICKERSON
Timber Creek Township
Delegates to County Convention
ENOCH B. WILLIM
T. 0. MARTIN
]. r. MELLBERG
State Center Township
Delegates to County Convention
ROBERT FERGUSON
r. A. BUCK
RICH ROBINSON
l.. F. RHODE
z. II. HILLAMAN
W, A. NICHOLS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
FARMERS ATTENTION.
Progressive Republican Club Appeals
to Farmers to Get Out Their Vote.

To the Farmers Of Marshall County:
We appeal to every progressive
farmer to act as committee in get
ting ont the vote at the primary. Use
your telephone and your automobile ii
you have one Begin the work Monday
and keep il up all day Tuesday
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN CLUB,
G. a. TURNER, President.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04

DR. Wood eye, ear, nose. throat.
Glasses fitted Opposite Pilgrim Hotel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
FAREWELL SERMON
70 SENIORS SUNDAY
REV. WILLIAM PENCE JAMES TO
PREACH sAccALAuREATE AT
METHODIST CHURCH.
OTHER PASTORS OF
CITY TO TAKE PART

Most Of the Churches Dispense With
Evening Service on Account Of High
School Affar-MusicaI Numbers Will
Be Feature of the Service-Pro
gram in Detail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
Are You a Progressive :?
IF You Are Here Is Your Tick

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For Court Reporter
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For 1 Scs sooD 'T11
Do Not Be Deceived
progressive a Des MONIES #s.
and the Progressive Republican Club of
county take ~
sides
there be honest purpose in
withholding
n1oo' t0' 'oSr"0 II
anybody should such The delegates the convention were
forth to deal fairly with all conflicting local interests
primary
CAUCUS DELEGATES
@ $ IL @ Is 1T @ ;; :;: #: % ;
dates S % s have and by the " 'n'
ENDORSE SENATORS crn1M1Ns OR A1DR1cH
helped % endorse % s s % @ 1 s a % % " who have
PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATES
The PROGRESSIVE Republican Club of Marshall County
Here Are The Regular Nominees For Delegates
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04
Do Not Be Deceived

The progressive managers at Des Moines
and the Progressive Republican Club of
Marshall county have refused to take
sides as between county candidates and
there can be no fair or honest purpose in
withholding from Governor Garst the
united progressive vote of this county, if