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New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
JOHN ARBUCKLE RETURNS
Seeking $4,000 First Assistant
and Cut in Tariff on Sugar.

John Arbuckle, the sugar refner and
philanthropist who has been abroad for
the good of his health, returned yesterday
on the White Star Liner Olympic from
Southampton. fired with the ambition TO
engage good men at high salaries; give fur
ther impetus 10 his philanthropies and
carry on in Washington his fight for re-
duction in the tariff on sugar
Mr.. Arbuckle recently advertised for new
blood for his business. He stated in his
advertisement that he wanted good men
10 help him, and that If he got the right
sort he would pay as high as $4,000 year
for his first assistant.
you see" he said. my nephew, William
A Jamson and myself have been working
too hard Of late and we need help If We
get the right sort we are willing TO pay for
IT, have worked ten hours a day all my
life. but now | am afraid will have to cut
it down 10 six hours but depend upon il
will work every minute of the six"
Concerning his fight for reduction in
the tariff on sugar, he said THE price Of
sugar is too high in this country. Fine
fruit is going 10 waste by the ton here be-
cause the price Of sugar makes it impos-
sible 10 preserve it,.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

London Dec I-Mesaba (Brl. New York
Havre. Dec 1-Orhamme CBr. New York; Prins
Willem | Dutch. New York via West Indies
and Venezuela for Amsterdam; noon La
Liverpool; Dec 7-Thespis RI. New York for
Manchester
Kingston. Dec q. 10 a Allegheny Ger. New
York
Yokohama. Dec Indravelu CBD. New York
via Panang. Singapore. etc.
shanghai Dec Baron Osivy ,Brp. New York
via Colombo
Chlnkiang. Dec 7-strathallan CBrl. New York
SAILED
Queenstown, Dec I, 400 y m-Oc"anic tBp
from southampton and Cherbourg for New
York.
Liverpool Dec -Laurentic tRrI. New York
Montevideo Dec Industry tBr, New York.
Pireus. Dec 2-Patris OireekO. New York
Palermo Dec o-Pergia tBrl. New York for Ma
pies. etc.
London. Dec 7-Minnewaska tBrl. New York:
Java t8r). New York
Marseilles. Dec madonna tFrl. New York.
Barbados, Dec 6-Calderon ,Belgi. from Santos
and Rio de Janelro for New York
Shields. Dec d-Nordpol mon. New York.
Naples Dec 7-Carpathia tRr) New York.
BoWden. Dec a. 10 p m-Albngia Ger. New
York
Al twerp. Dec G-Chester Dutch. New York
Manila. Dec 8-Walton Hall (Brl New York
81 Lucia, Dee 3-Otta tNop from Montevideo,.
New York
Calcutta. Dec 3-Imkenturm GER. Boston and
New York: stormturm GER Philadelphia
and New York
Ponta Deeada. Dec G-Trent tBr from New
York via Kingston. etci southampton.
cape Town pec i-ockenfels tGerl urom New
York;. Fremantle. etc
PASSED
Fastnet Dec I-Tonawanda tBr New York for
Gibraltar. Dec san Giovanni dtab. New York
and Boston Tor Naples and Palermo.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
HOTEL HELP FOR NO TIPS
Workers Union Demands Their
Adjustment and Fair Wages.

The fact that the hotel workers them
selves are against the tipping evil was
brought out last night by them in mass
meeting in Lyric Hall. There they issued,
In the name of the international Hotel
Workers Union, printed paper setting
forth their many alleged ills. chief ~
which was the lowly opinion mankind gen.
orally had of them because of their ap-
parently continual soliciting Of aims in
the form of tips"
II was shown that the actual receivers OF
the tips We're not allowed to keep them;
that they went TO men higher up" and
usually right into the very Golfers Of the
hotel itself.
The ho.el workers complain Of very
low scale Of wages, miserable food, long
hours and system of penalties for small
infractions of drastic rules that eats up
what small wages they do get
II was announced that they We're for tie
abolition of all tipping, higher wages. bet
ter conditions generally and shorter hours,
with one day off each week.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
WILLETT CASE TO JENKS
His Judgment Final on Political
Conspiracy Charges.

Justice Almet NJ. jerks. Of the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn. is to have the final de-
cison in the matter of the charges against
William Willett. Joseph Cassidy and Louis
T. Walter. jr.. in connection with Willetts
nomination for Supreme Court justice IN
the Brooklyn-Long Island City district
Justice Scudder, who has been sitting as
the committing magistrate al the Queens
County courthouse since the hearing was
begun. made the announcement that he
would on next Monday send the whole
case TO Justice jerks for review after one
Of the most stormy sessions Of a Supreme
Court ever held in Queens County. and after
Wllett. Cassidy and Walter, each in their
own behalf had arisen and made dramatic
statements to the court.
Willett eloquently addressed the court for
nearly an hour after Justice SCudder had
rehearsed the points in the evidence thus
far submitted, which the court held IL con-
sidered reasonable grounds for considering
that a crime had been committed against
the election laws of the state. In the
course of the remarks he declared that all
Of his actions since he sought the nomina-
tion for Supreme Court justice were as
clear and pure as sunbeam and that he
regarded his standing as a lawyer as sacred,
and pointed out that $4,000 people had
enough confidence to give him their votes.
Walter declared that he had not received
a cent Of money for Cassidy in the matter
of Willetts nomination or any other, and
that he was without blame.
AS the testimony that had been taken
during the day had not been Transcribed by
the court stenographer, Justice Scudder
reserved decision until Monday morning
next. when. as he indicated, he would hold
,the defendants for the grand jury Mr.
Towns. for the defence. said that he would
ask for writs of habeas corpus at that time,
and Justice Scudder said that he would
grant them and then send the case TO JUS
tice jerks so that he could pass upon II.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
G. {. WALLACE A BANKRUPT
Petition Gives S4OO,0OO Liabili-
ties-Banks Chief Creditors.

George f. Wallace who lives at the sher-
man Square Hotel. Broadway and list
street and formerly of Rochester, n. H..
has filed petition in bankruptcy, with LA
bilites OF about COO and no assets
Among the creditors are the Rochester
Loan and Banking Company, OF Rochester,
y H.. $4,000; Sumner Wallace. Rochester.
SG5. .000 Merchants National Bank. Dover.
y IL. $1,000. Stafford National Bank.
Dover, y. H., 5000. Stafford Savings
Bank. Dover, n H., $1,000; Peoples Ma
tional Bank, Claremont. y. II. $1,000. j.
w Wattles. Omaha $1,000; Century Bank.
New York city. $1,000; Fourteenth Street
Bank, $l05i0, and Edward {. Oppenheim,
of this city $500.
There are three suits for damages against
Mr. Wallace by Elizabeth Coyle Andrew
Mosby and Martin V. Rapley, all Of this
city Mr. Wallace. II is said, was the owner
Of the Parker Building, at Fourth avenue
and 18th street. which was burned early In
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
FUR DEALER BACK IN JAIL
Must Stay Till He Returns S15, :
600 to Alleged Bankrupt Estate.

On an order issued by Judge HOugh OF
the United states District Court. Marshal
Henkel yesterday arrested Jacob Karp, fun
dealer. against whom a petition in bank
ruptcy had been filed. and placed him in
Ludlow street Jail where he. will remain
until he pays $4,000 in cash 10 make up the
sum missing from the estate Marshal
Henkel said Samuel Karp, Jacobs brother,
would surrender to-day
The arrest came as the result OF an in
vestigation made into the bankruptcy Of
the Karp firm. The two men We're arrested
for the first time in January and kept in
the Ludlow street Jail until they were re-
Gently released under heavy bail
They had been in the fur business for
many years They had a store at No 81
East 18th street. this city. and a large store
at Atlantic City. \ petition in bankruptcy
against them brought the appointment Of
b w. r. Brown as receiver. and when he
tried TO take possession Of the property he
was told by them that they had sold all
their goods in and around Chicago and that
Samuel, who had conducted the sales, had
been robbed of $1,000. the proceeds from
them.
The story found no credence before Judge
Hough. who appointed William Allen. Of
No. 81 Wall street special master to inves-
tjgate the matter Henry A. Wise United
States Attorney. took an interest i'm the
case, and through his assistance many wit
nesses We're brought here from Chicago,
who were questioned in an effort 10 estab-
lish the truth Of the story Of the robbery.
Samuel Karp was confronted with a tele-
gram sent by him from Chicago 10 his
brother Jacob in New York the day before
the alleged robbery. The telegram read as
follows:
Parcel left Chicago $50 p m. VIII ar
rive New York $50 p. m. Saturday. You
wait for same at West Both street. Don't
fail to be there In time.
SAMUEL KARP.
The special master found that the pack
age evidently contained tho money, and so
reported 10 the court.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday, Decem-
ber 7, 1911.
ARRIVED


s.o.-,o- rxeter city CBr,. swansea November
| Is 70 lanes Arken & Co, with mdse' A'iNe"
! al the bar at II 30 m. 6,h ,-oo,,,he- o.
steamer silvia d3r. Demerara NovemPTer IA
! ., ,be West India ss co. with sugar. mails anu
] n1dsa Arrived AZ the Bar al m. ...,,.o-
steamer Braemer dBfl, Gokonamdx a, an xselpnr "a.
| III Kong October @ Manila 10 Colombo 20,
Port said November 9 Algiers l3 and bal'Iho,e lsoo
| December ;. 10 Funch; Edye q 'o' WIN
AtIived d. OI',r6nc GRr1 Southampton and Cher
boure November 30 and Queenstown pecena.er an -
10 the White star Line. with 55l FIRST. Zoi sec
oDd rabin and 335 steerage passengers. mails ana
ndse Arrived at the Far az 12;4o a 10, ,>..,,
steamer sibira GER. Cape Hay,iaP pr,nce M|.ei 10
Wo,tago tav % Port Limon -. Kingston 50 ana
ina,,s br1emher 2 to the Hamburg American
| Lin. with passengers, mails ana must ~
riyei a, Inc Rar at q m.
s,aancr an baron Erskine (BrD: Rio de Janet
ro November H. and 81 Lucia - 10 ~
Winchester & 20. in ballast Arrived AT thr
Bar s,o3mdp ar ep ra&ls w. cP Bermuda Dec . TO
sanderson & SON. WIN ~, ,bS Is' Rar AZ II m
"ng S,..amSr rr" GIoneive ,BD. Rio de Janeiro
November -. VIA 50 ucia ~ 70 b'hpam Dan ~ *
Boyesen. in ballast Arrived a' '"e DAT o.
'ic sieam@r y" Anconl GtaD Genoa M9vemSer be-
81 and Naples - T. s,9nraee Fare' PASSENGERS and
nds- FOR New York, - cabin and 239 steer steer
ae" messengers in transit Tor fhiiadeiphla'
AIrived az pne,,i" ,cjerD Calcutta October -.
o. C.nree W Pitou with mdse. Anchored In
Q9aran,ine vuInocket. stockton Me. to the
-. Tor,bern paper co. with paper. vessel
vi ''S' II pur q 60 Passed in quarantine at
20 mi sa,lla Galveston. the Texas city
&. 90 Win mdse Passed In Quarantine at o;22
Steamer !h FL occidente. Galveston Dec l. to the
southern Pacific co. with Wdse Tasseu III
'ta.,ain1i Steamer M Guney Port Arthur. TO the
Guffcv Petroleum 20. with mdse Passed In
Quarantlne Iu.ccs Tampa Nov o. Mobile 2s
81 - West Dec . 10 the Mallory IS Co. with
uassenrers and mdse. Docked about m.
s,.aS,ar Huron jacksonville December and
,., .,,, 20 tho CLYDE Sc Co. with passen-
sers ana mdse Passed IN Quarantine Al p m
steamer Almirante d}rl. santa Marta NO
vorhnr 2s colon 30 and Kingston December =
mails and mGse. Arrived at the Bar at 10
Steamer American philadelphia December O.
10 the American Hawaiian - 70 III pa'ldSt
s,ocr'er Ruralo GER. Calcutta october %
and Port said November H. 20 HtorrT i'ou
in ballast Arrived a. the baf a, op,ah.. y ~ n
coIoynbo 2l. Port said November 4. Algiers J.
and poston December g, TO N"rtem son WIN
pndse Arrived al the Bar a. ~" m,
steamer Monroe Newport News ana Norfok
~, IA norninion rs co with passengers and
rnAse passed IN Quarantine az E'H NJ. - .
sortb,yesi ligh, breeze. hazv; sno'tn s"a
SAILED
Steamers la Lorraine Err, TIavre. Msnzanillo
,Cuhan, santiago. OCmulGee. Irsds CITY. Ia
trtris Gen Hamburg tedlc tH' l-N'.lool' .
,iottre,, Havana. Altamaha. Haltimora; Tin
,Tr"tto M, N1ntcvideo kasenFa 'brl Cape
Town. United states DAM COPENHAGEN. cam
panello GD Rotterdam. Adamsturm 'Nop. Port
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BABY NAMED FOR IDA LEWIS
First Child Born on Lime Rock Is
Christened After Heroine.

Newport. n. l.. Dec. In memory Of
Ida Lewis, heroine Of Lime Rock Light.
the first baby ever born on the little rock
was christened with her name 10 day
The child is the daughter or Mr. and
Mrs Edward Hansen. keepers or the light.
and her arrival brings the total popu a.
ticn Of the Rock 10 seven Hansen came
here from Scotland Lightship 10 succeed
Ida lie Wis.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

destination and steamer close In -. Y.P. NJ
Japan Corea china. Philippines (via
Victoriai- Empress Of India Today b'd
Hawaii. japan. Corea, China. Philip
pines (via san Francisco)-Shinyo
var, ................ To-day. 6:3
Hawaii (yia San Francisco)-Sierra Dec IL. B:3
Japan Corea. China. Philippines (via , "A
Seatte)-Minnesota ............. Dec IL 90
Hawaii Japan. Corea China. Philip
pines via san iberia.Dec' H. o'd
Japan Corea. China via seattle)-r 8, a.
Hawaii O-ia san Francisco)-Wilhel- o.,
nina ........'''''''. 49, - =, - " 49, 49,
Fiji Islands. Samoan Islands. New
|eaidnI. MsI,ra Aus'''''a Dec o. CD
Tahiti, MaIqIesas M1qinosa WA "a" Dec 23 e:s
samoan Islands New Zealand. Aus
tralia (via san Francisco)-Belle o, a.,
OF Scotland ....... '.'' -. :, -. 'S' ' 49,
Guam PHILIPPINES via San Fran =, a..
ciscoI-U. s. Transport ........'''.D .De'' o. 0''
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
HIGH WATEI
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Minnehaha. reported az l.1sO miles east
~ sandy Hook az o a M yesterday, Is expected
90 dock sunday afternoon.
The Cameronia, reported az i,23G miles east OF
sandy Hook az IN yesterday. is expected 10
d0ck SUNDAY afternoon
The New York reported l.iG3 miles east
~ sandy Hook AZ $50 y IN Yesterday. Is eN-
,eeted 10 dock sunday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

said: Advance. Cristobal Seminole. Monte
Cristi. Aurora (Nor) Demerara via Norfolk; Fl
sud. Galveston; City OF Montgomery savannah
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. III. sunset. 433. moon rises. III.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

KING GEORGE REACHES -DEIHT.
Delhi. India. Dec. king George and
Queen Mary arrived here this morning.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
MONDAY. DECEMBEF
TRANSPACIFiC MAILS.

Ancona. Naples, Italian. -
Rio Grande, Brunswick, Nal --
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
lmpc rtant Anthracite Road.

The Ontario q Western extends from
Weehawken, n. j., to Oswego, on Lake
ontario. with branches TO the Pennsyl-
vania coal fields. although from Wee
bawken 10 Cornwall n. Y. il uses the
tracks Of the West shore Railroad, un-
der an agreement extending TO May,
DnSo Last year the road carried about
Il ner cent Of the entire anthracite ton
mage produced IL the Pennsylvania coal
fields. and its chief value ~ the past
has been that Of an anthracite coal
carrier Under it's new ownership, now
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

steamers la Lorraine 'l'r H2vre. Msnzanlllo
fCubanI Santiago. ocmulgce. Irsds tiy. "a
,,'t. ,c.r, hamburg Cedric tRrl. Liverpool .
Glc,nts Gtab Naples Zacapl 'lir. colon
uonttrey Havana. Altamaha. Raltmora; Tin
,r",ta Cpn N,ntcvideo Kasenqa tB1. Cape
',lit' t.nt,aA states Dam. .CopenhaEen. Cam
paneilo OBJ. Rotterdam. Adamsturm tNor. Port
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16
slrs n.nds, c.ntats.
T1mes.Republi<an.

Spccial 10 T1me1.RGpublic2n.
Toledo. March 1.-THE sacred can
tatA. entitled "Olivet to Calvary" by
Handel, WE given Tuesday evening In
the United Brethren church by tho
Twin City Choral Club assisted by G.
Allan Meecalf, tenor Of Cedar RAvds.
and J. w. Campbell. baritone. OF Dies
Moiens. The club. consisting Of fifty
voices. 10 under the direction Of Prot.
A. n. Slack. Of the voice department
Of Leander Clark Conservatory, who
possesses q rich and melodtous BARI
tone voice. The club has done most
excellent work, this being the second
concert OF the year. The cantata was
preceded by . group OF songs sung by
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Metcalf. all OF
which were heartily received, they also
taking the respective solo parts OF the
cantata which were very much enjoy
ed. Professor Slack 10 to be congratu-
lated upon the splendid manner In
which he has drilled his chorus The
last best attraction OF the year will
be put on at commencement time.
Prof. Laurel r. Yeamans In no small,
way added his share to the evening
entertainment by his splendid accom-
paniments upon both piano and pipe
organ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16
IA11V/V1/@H1V1V//V/V/V/>1(
! Easnous ':Pint Of Cough }
! Srap" Receipt ;
No DetteP Remedy at any Price. 1
FUny Guaranteed.

Make plain syrup By mixing one
pint OF graduated s3s:: enA pint
q warm water and STIR for two min.
(dfty cent? WORTHY in . pint bottle.
and all It up with the sugar Syrup.
THIS gives you . family supply OF the
best cough :yFup q saving Of y,
The ehsotivsness Of this simple rem.
edy 10 surprisinG. 1t seems to take
"a. most obsiinssso cough in = hoSs 1s
It tones up the faded appetite ana 10
Just laxative enough to be helpful In Q
exceiIent Tor bronchial trouble. throat
u sSra rems3y tor whoopins cough.
edy win finex and Sugar syrup Cor
etrained honsyl q . prime f.yorlte
states and Canada. The plan has
fully. Il you try It.. use only genuine
eoncsntrstsd compound. Of Norwey
Suisioof and ali the natural healing
Ell wors Is this rseips.
4 1ssTaaey q ehss,s ss. ssatssfsesi:S:
ss.s reelp! 9esF dfasS!st ~ rsnsz
Pc rsasx e.. u u Esy.s. Ia =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16
WILL MARRY AN EXCUSE.

Fort Dodge Militiaman Will Take Bride
60 Escape Service.
Fort Dodge. March 16.-Because Cap
tain s. B. Ph1lpot and Captain vern
Hale announced to the men Of thetl
companies, F and q. that married men
must have permission from their wives
to 90 to Texas IL the call to tho iowa
National Guard comes. the marriage OF
Miss Marie Hinton to Harry 8. Cook
a Matchmaker, was almost performed
two weeks ahead Of time 30 the groom
would not have to leave for the front
The young people had their plans made
for ceremony in two weeks. but fear
Ing q call to arms might change their
plans. the bride hastily arranged to
have the ceremony Tuesday night. Late
in tho afternoon It was decided there
was not such Imminent danger Of the
call. as was thought at first by the
young people and % original plans
will hold good. unless q sudden call
comes. In THAT case there win be q
quick marriage 90 that the wife can
object to he husbands departure fol
the south.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16
THREE or MEN ON TRIAL At
COUNCIL DLuFFs ENTER
PLEAS.
NO cLEMENcY PROMISED
az JUDGE MCPHERSON
Court penouness "curs Stone Trials"
and Gives Warning That As vii! Not
Accept Agresments-"Honey Grove
Kid" Denied Continuance - Other
Iowa Nova.

Council Bluffs. March 1s.- Three
members OF tho Mabray gang entered
pleas OF bully in Judge McPherson's
court Wednesday afternoon and one
other was given until today to file aff-
davit In motion for continuance. L.
D. Hindn,an. the Honey Grove Kid"
appeared In court with his attorney
who made oral appeal for u continuance
This application was temporarily
overrulel and counsel was given time
to file affidavit In support Of his motion
Commenting on the statement tina,
some of the Mabrayltes had been prom
Used clemency or other favors in re-
turn for their pleading guilty the Judge
warned all parties that Ire would colla-
tenance no such arrangements and
spoke freely concerning the attompt on
the part OF the curbs tone loafers and
others attempting to try the cases out
side OF court. The Judge informed the
attorneys for tho defendants that none
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16
Piles ! I Driven
AWAY FREE
3cSSda $ie1 Extreme Torture Cured -
! Quick A. to Amaze Al Who Knew
* a. r>rro,a ~ ,DilOo.


caSss 10 Extreme Torture cared y
Quick A. 60 Amaze Al! VINE Knew
ths Tsrrors o. ,piiss.
4 Even Q small and recent case OF "ies
10 had enough but thousands are IN
abject misery. Great protrusaons rem
der life Q torture In every community
and yet. right within elbow room IL
certainly . drug store that mas 1ne
wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure. II not
- viii o. mailed FREQ upon receipt OF
the regular price-5o cents.
L works like q hundred swift etreamA
OF water on q sudden blaze. puts the
frS4oue, saves lives. caves the nerves
prevents gangrene. stops all pain, an
itching all bleeding: reduces all swell
mrs. internal or external. cures quick
and complete to stay cured. Many Sc
we're cases think they are hopeless
mast - operated on. have part OF their
anaxouay cut and carved. Don't let
happen,
4 Remember anything cut off - gone
forever. Pyramid Pile Cure saves on
thAS, cures rationally. restores the parts
to normal healthy conditions. You can
easily ana quickly prove this by send
inet yoursna and address to Pyramid
Drug Company. 27s Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Mich. A free trial VIII a.
once be mailed sealed In plain wrapper
and you will never afterwards DO at 9
loss TO know what to advise when you
hear Of q case OF piles no matter how
severe Il; may be.
For sale at all drugs at 50 cents a
package and be sure you get what you
ask'Ffor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16
Carroll News.

Special to Times Republican.
Carroll. March ia series OF small
robberies has taken place In Carroll
during the past few weeks, and II
seems that the dental offices have SUI
fered as result. First parties enter
ed Dr. Sherman's of,ice and secured
$50 worth OF gold. then DR. McCleary' 9
office and secured about tho same
amount. and the last place to be visited
was the Office OF l1r. L. J. prees where
a like amount OF tho precoua metal
was secured. Entrances seem to have
been made III about tho same munus.
at each place. There Is 10 clue. but *
Is limited that it IL home talent.
Word was received this morning
from California Of tho death OF John
Ringer. a pioneer resident OF this place
for many years. but who has made
tho western state his home for the pa st
Eve or six years. He Wis the father
Of Mrs. a. ". Miller OF this city. She
left for there two days ago. but not IN
time to reach there before her father
died
Henry Scharnweber. Jr.. who has
teen spending the winter With his
brother at Mapleton, wa In Carroll u
few days ago on his way 10 vancou,v-.
b. c.. to again join tho Vancouver
baseball club. where he has played the
past two seasons. Henry formerly was
tbs star shortytop OF tlSe Thres-l
League, and later with the Waterloo
Club.
Odd Fellow delegates from Greene.
Crawford ana Carroll counties mot In
Carroll yesterday and completed ar
rangements for celebrating the s2nd
anniversary Of OddfeOwship. on April
20. in this city. II 10 expected that on
thio occasion from 1000 TO 1.500 dol
eGate0 Will DO present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16

OF them should count on any mitiga-
ton Of sentence by reason OF such
promises on tho part OF any person.
George Ryan. Tom Davis and T. G.
Smith pleaded guilty to tho indictments
against them In connection with tho
Mabray schemes end . plea In mitiga-
ton will be heard In the Case Of Smith
Thursday morning. Ryan and Davis,
with r. l. Theilman. who pleaded
guilty Tuesday morning. Will be cen.
fenced next Tuesday. II was stated
that Benjamin Marks. who Is under in
dictment with the Mabnyites was III
and could not be In curt and the Judge
remarked that his was peculiar
malady in that 1t seemed TO affect the
patient in March and September
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-16
OLD ENGINEER KILLED.

Thenas Mathews, Fer Years With the
c., N. 4 St. p, Killed at Farmersburs
Special to Times-Republican.
Elkader. March 10. - Engineer
Thomas Mathews, ono Of the Oldest
enRinemen in the employ Of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway,
was instantly killed Wednesday morn
ing near Farme.sburg In eome man
ner not yet known, the engine broke
loose from the tender which caused the
engine to leave the track and tip over
on Its side. Tho engineer was caught
beneath and was instantly killed. Fire.
man John Nagnuson was injured but
It 10 not thought fatally.