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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08
Do You Enjoy Your Meals!
on q The Nest important QUESTION:
. Consider In the Search Tor
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08

back. took the track again and recross-
ed the bridge as they came over. Both
horses were on the dead run. How they
escaped falling between tho ties II tho
miracle those who witnessed them can
not fathom. II. b. Whitney and others
saw the horses make the run. An cx-
animation revealed the fact that they
struck the ties squarely with their feet
each Jump.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08
LAX. City Landmark Passing.

Rockwell City. Feb. s. Carpenters
are at work tearing down the old Will
ley House The building has stood on
the north side of the square since 1882.
during which time it has been used for
various purposes. 1t was for several
years a furniture store. but for the last
sevcra! years has been occupied as
hotel The space occupied by the build
ing will stand vacant at present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08
HERSHEY MURDER CASE.
Jury Selected and Stat. introducing
Ieatimony-Court Room Crowded.

jury selected ana state introducing
Tsstimony-court Room Crowded.
Special to Times Republican.
Rockwell City, Feb. Safer twenty
four hours effort a Jury for the Her
shey murder trial has been selected.
The second witness was John Wetter.
who visited at the house OF the de-
PENDANT both before and after the shoot
ing on the evening OF the tragedy.
The court room has been literally
packed ever since the trial started.
Many Of the onlookers are people from
near Rinard, where the shooting oc-
CURED.
Mrs Hershey and the four small
children have been at Hershey's side In
the court room since the case began.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08
Street Car Franchise Rejected.

Des Moines, Feb. s.-The committee
OF twenty-five. named to settle the diff
fcult!es between Des Moines and the
street car company. yesterday afternoon
rejected the company's proposed fran
ch!se and asked that 1t submit a prop
osition towards the purchase OF the
property by the municipality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Senator Lodge Will
Address Members of
Bay State Legislature
This Speech Will Be His Sole Reply to
Attacks Made on Him by Gov
ernor- Elect Foss.

BOSTON, Jan. Am account Of his eight
cen years stewardship as one Of the Mas
saehusetts representatives in the upper
branch Of congress will be given tomorrow
night by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge in an
address in Symphony hall to those members
of the legislature who favor his reelection
for fourth term.
The friends of Senator Lodge assert his
address will be the effort OF his life. All
agree the senior senator has reached the
crisis in his political career.
The address comes on the eve Of the
converting of the legislature. which two
weeks from tomorrow will vote on the sen
atorship.
The meeting tomorrow night is In re-
Spouse to a request by representative
members of the Legislature. The address
will be Senator Lodges sole reply to nu-
merous attacks especially those OF Gov
ernor-elect Eugene n. Foss.
While Senator Lodge is addressing the
majority OF the republican members Of the
legislature. the democrats of the house will
hold a caucus in the state house for the
purpose OF selecting a candidate for
speaker and perhaps to plan q legislative
campaign that may include the senatorship.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
MOISANT'S FUNERAL SADDENC
Body Placed in Vault to Await Per
manent Burial.
ARCH HoxsEY WAS A FATAL1sT
Mother Resigned 10 Death of Son by
Teachings During His Lifetime
Funeral f. Scheduled for
Tomorrow.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. 2-The
funeral OF John B. Moisant took
place yesterday at 10 o'clock, the Rev.
James Malone Of St Johns Catholic
cathedral officiating The body was placed
in a receiving vault in Sfetairie cemetery.
where it win remain until it is decided
where It will permanently rest
The funeral was marked by simplicity.
Among the large list OF honorary pail
bearers were the teammates of the dead
airman: Rene Simon, Rene Barrier. Ro-
land G. Garros, Charles X. Hamilton,
John j. Frisbie, Edmond Audemars and
Joseph Seymour.
Great banks OF flowers, including hand
some offerings from the aero clubs of
America, OF France and of Great Britain,
another from the teammates OF Moisant
and many from admirers and friends all
over the country, rested about the casket
No arrangements have been made re.
;arding the permanent burial. 1t is prob
bile the body viii rest in a tomb in Al
media, Cal. where Moisant lived for eight
years
His two sisters and his brother, Alfred
Moisant. departed tonight at o'clock for
jacksonville, Fla. From there they will go
TO Havana, Cuba, and later TO New York
city, arriving there about January y.
Moisant left an estate. It was said.
worth from $4,000 To $4,000 This viii
be held in trust for his son. now at school
in Hotchkiss, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Production Of Lead,
Copper and Zinc
Output Of Lead in United States is
Largest in It's History-COpper
Consumption at Maximum.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Ths United
States geological survey today made pub
lie figures on the 1910 production OF cop
per- lead, zinc and tungsten in the United
States. The copper output falls consider
ably short Of the 1909 production. but is
above any previous year. The 1910 figures
for blister and lake copper are l.07s 100000
pounds against 1.O9z s5l. S24 pounds in 1909
The consumption OF copper In the United
States was the largest on record, reaching
200 10000 pounds. Exports we're also about
200 OOO. 900 pounds.
For 1910 Arizona again takes the lead
among the copper producing states and
territories.
The lead smelling industry had busy
year, the total output exceeding that OF
1909 by a comfortable margin. The total
production OF refined lead In the United
states from foreign and domestic ores was
approximately 4Se 60 short tons, worth at
the average New York price. Sn.S32Ols as
compared with As, l12 tons in 1873. Mis-
souri, retained first place among the lead
producing states.
The total production Of zinc in the Uni
ted States IN 1910 broke all records, total
ing 81 428 tons, worth az average price,
SIS. SS1 5s4 as compared with 25S,7sO tons in
1909
There was strong demand for tungsten
ores throughout the year and the produc-
ton rose TO l.Se4 short tons. valued al
SSS2. ss2
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Decisive Battle in
Honduras Expected
Revolutionary Gunboat Hornet
Sighted-Preparations Believed
Made for Struggle.

PUERTO CORTEz. Honduras. Dec. q
CVia New Orleans. Jan. O-The long ex-
pected revolt of the adherents OF Manuel
Bonilla against the Davila government in
Honduras has broken out and decisive
battle is expected within the next few days.
1t is asserted the revolutionary gunnoat
Hornet was sighted late last night and
that the preparations are being made for
an attack by land and sea.
According 20 accurate information there
are in the neighborhood OF 300 Bonilla sol
diers. were armed, on the Montague bar.
in the disputed territory between Honduras
and Guatemala Farther south, along the
Guatemalan border, it is reported the rev.
oluuonists, 500 strong and including many
Americans armed with modern rifles two
field pieces and a plentiful supply OF am
munition, are preparing for a march
through Santa Barbara to Teguclgalpa. the
capital.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
UNION PACIFIC ENGINEER
HAS BOTH ARMS CUT OFF
Fred HuxeII Is Struek by switch En-
Eine While Walking on Track
During storm.

SIDNEY, Neb.. Jan. 2-CspeciaI Tele-
gram. FIRED Huxen. aged 2 years,
Union Pacific engineer, was fatally injured
here this morning by being knocked down
by the local switch engine while walking
in the center OF the railroad track. The
wind and snow was blowing a gale and the
steam from the engine shut out the view
Of the engines approach. Huxall had been
called 20 take his engine east and was close
by the water tank when the fatality &C.
CURED. He was thrown down under the
wheels his left arm cut off at the shoulder
and his right arm cut off at the elbow; his
head was cut on the side and his back and
lower limbs badly bruised He had TO be
pried out from under the engine and was
sent TO the Cheyenne hospital on a special
train. He has a wife and two small
children at North Platte
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Small Children
Are Burned to Death
Fire Started by New Year Celebrators
at Pottsville, Pa, Destroys
Three Houses.

louisville. Pa, Jan. ?. 49, The five
children OF John Markasavage lost their
lives today at Minersville, near here. in a
fire which destroyed three houses. The
children ranged in age from months TO s
years.
The origin OF the fire is credited to a
New Years celebration by boarders in one
of the houses an upset oil tank, IL is said
starting the blaze. When the fire was dis
covered Mr.. Markasavage and his wife
ran into the street, and being unable to
speak English, gave rescuererS the i'm
preston that there were no children In the
house and they made no effort to enter
the place. The father. however. unmindful
OF the flames dashed back into his home
but failed to reach the little ones. He was
seriously burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
ATTORNEY SCORES D'AULBY
Public Prosecutor Says Accusations sR
Some Instances Have Beea
Proved.

TOURS, France. Jan. 2.-The public pros
ecutor in summing up his argument today
at the trial OF Count d'Aulby De Getigny,
who is charged by the Duchess Choiseul-
Praslin. formerly Mrs. Charles Hamilton
Paine OF Boston, with swindling her out
OF S2OO.O0o through the sale OF spurious pic
lures, admitted that the charge in connec-
ton with the picture "Antiope." which the
Paines bought for $4,000 had not been
proven, but he insisted that the accuse
tions in connection with "Corots' and the
"Mignard" had been well established. lie
asked for the conviction, therefore. OF
d'Aulby De Getigny whom he considered a
high flying swindler and adventuref, who
lived luxuriously by throwing powder into
the eyes OF his victims"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
Prospective English Peers
All Draw Disappointment

LONDON Jan. 2-Mueh surprises will be
Occasioned by the absence from the New
Year honors issued tonight Of any new
peerages. The political prophets had pre-
dioted an unusually large list Of peerages
the names OF Richard b. Haldane, secre-
tary for war. and othsrs having been men
toned. some conservative papers have
talked OF the appointment OF as many as
twenty or thirty new peers.
The omission is susceptible TO two pos
sibls explanations. Either the king would
not sanction. or Premier Asquith was re-
luctant 10 recommend the creation OF peers
while the difficult question relating TO the
House OF Lords remained unsettled.
Doubtless many unionists win jump Al
the conclusion that the prime minister
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03

rom the king. but it is considered more
reasonable 10 suppose that the govern
ment recognized the futhty OF creating
new peers while the question OF the dras-
tic reform OF the upper chamber, with the
possible abolition OF the hereditary basis
was in the air.
six privy councillors. the most notable OF
whom are: Alexander William Murray,
master OF Elibank, the chief liberal whip.
and William Abraham. a member OF the
House OF Commons for the Rhondda di-
vision OF GlamoFganshire. who Is the son
OF a working collier, and himself closely
Identified with mining interests; nine bar
onets, among TIE best known OF whom Is
Charles Wright Aaears, president OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03

Robert <. Peary was in line with his fellow
naval officers.
Following the army. the navy and marine
corps delegations the president received
departmental officials and then the doors
were thrown open for the reception OF the
general public The president received
sea people. 500 more than last eyar.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03

Wiley, the chemist of the department. of
agriculture. DR.. Wiley has gathered a col
lection of samples of this loaded leather
and has pronounced the work "a simple
fraud"
Especially is sole leather loaded said
Dr. Wiley. Glucose adds to the weight of
the leather and of course when YOU go
out into the wet and snow, the glucose.
which is soluble, runs out and the water
runs into its place. There ought to be
some law to prevent the practice"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
GERMAN BALLOON is MISSING
Hildebrandt, which Left Berlin
Thursday with FOur Passengers
a. UnreDorted

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The spherical balloon
Hildebrandt which assembled from Et-
schmargendorff a short distance from this
city last Thursday. with four passengers.
who intended making a trip. has not yet
been reported. The balloon when last seen
was headed in the direction OF the Baltic sea
and IL is the belief in aviation circles here
that the airmen probably came to their
grief in that sea
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
zhYsrln Defeat. Lsmm.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Jan. 2-Stanislaus
Zbyszko. the Polish wrestler, this after
noon defeated John Lemm. the Swiss, I'm
two straight falls the first In one minute
and thirty seconds and the second by de-
fault. In the first Lemm lifted the Pole
clear off the floor. but lost his balance
aad fell backward with his bulky opponent
on tor OF him.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
BEN H. BARROWS LAID TO REST
Custodian of the Federal Building IL
Buried At Prospect Hill New
Years Day.

The body OF Benjamin II. Barrows, who
died Friday at his home 525 South Twenty
sixth street was buried yesterday after
noon I'm Prospect Hin cemetery.
The funeral services were held at All
Saints church, with Rev. Thomas ]. Mac
kay officiating. DIT. Mackay delivered a
concise euiogy OF Mr.. Barrows in which
he quoted an editorial from The Bee on his
passing
Only the immediate family attended the
burial ceremony held at Prospect Hin. Be
cause Of the weather the honorary pail
bearers did not go to the cemetery. The
honorary pallbearers were J. II, Willard.
G.. W, Clabaugh. Edward p. Beck. W. F.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03

Gurley, C. f. McGrew. F. B. Rennard, B.
F. Thomas and Alfred Willard. The follow
ing were the active pallbearers: Ezra Mil
lard, Joseph Thomas, James Burmese, Will
liam Unzicker, Robert Smith and J. A.
CaVers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
BOY Fatally Hurt BY Auto.

GUTHRIE, OH, Jan. 2-Fred Cutler, a
messenger boy was run down and prob
ably fatally Injured here today BY an auto
mobile carrying State Treasurer James
Menetee, The car used emergency brakes.
II was Demolished
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
LEATHER FRAUDULENTLY
LOADED WITH GLUCOSE
Hide Products ImpreEnated with
Chemicals 10 Increase Weight
Are Injured In Texture.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan 2-FTauduient
loading Of leather by the use OF glucose
and other materials is being practiced TO
an immense extent 10 the great detriment
OF lower quality OF shoes. according 70 in
formation Laid before congress By Dr.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03
RECEPTION AT WHITE HOUSE
Weather Condition Cuts Down Attend
ance at Annual Function.
MRS. TAFT IN RECEIVING LINE
Presence Of Three Members of ROOSe-
Welt FaAiIy IN Blue Room At
tracts AttentiOn-DtDlO-
mata Ftrat in Line.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE New Years
reception in the White House was heio
today under weather conditions that tended
20 cut down materially the number that
usually passes the receiving line in the
blue room.
II was the second New Years reception
of the present Administration Mrs. TAFT
who has gained much strength during the
last year. stood with the president at the
head OF the line during practically the en-
tire time the reception was In progress.
The presence of thres members OF the
Roosevelt family in the blue room at
tracted attention. Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth came early with her husband and
brought with her Miss Ethel and Kermit
Roosevelt, and all remained until the last
of the citizens had been received
Another family group was composed OF
the presidents three brothers, Charles p.
Taft OF Cincinnati. Henry W. Taft OF New
York and. Horace d. Taft OF Watertown.
Conn
Tho white House was made attractive
as usual with a wealth OF floral decora-
tons and Christmas greens. The marine
band In full dress uniforms was drawn mp
IN two sections in the main corridor and
throughout the receiving the music was
continuous.
Diplomats in the Lead.
The foreign ambassadors ana ministers
and the members OF their families and
suites were as usual given precedence.
Many already had reached the White
House and were forming In line in the
state dining room when four flOurishes OF
the bugles announced the descent OF che
presidential party from the upper apart
ments. The president and Mrs, Taft were
preceded by six aids. Then came the vice
president and Mrs sherman and the mem
bers Of the cabinet and their wives.
Baron Won Hengelmuller the Austria
Hungary ambassador, dean OF the diplo-
matte corps at Washington, was first to
pay his respects to the president and Mrs.
Taft lie was attired in full court cos
tune The baroness was detained in the
embassy by illness
A fun half hour was given over TO the
reception OF the diplomats and the scene
as they passed through the Red and Blue
rooms 10 the East room was a most bril-
liant one. Practically every civilized nation
was represented.
Ambassador Bryce OF Great Britain who
returned via Europe only yesterday from q
trip through South America. held a little
lAnhroupAu feeepNuu OF MS own IN the
East room. after paying his respects e
the presidential party.
Mnes Heads Army Levee.
As for many years. General Nelson A
Miles. retired. headed the long line OF army
officers who came in fun dress uniforms
With him walked General Leonard Wood
the chief of staff Of the army. All Of ths
officers stationed in OF about Washington
were present
Admiral Dewey Was a. the head OF tn
navs contingent lie was foliaWed b. Al
mirals wainwright ana Potter, Commands
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-03

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11
Minister'S Deposition.
estate of South Carolina,

estate of South Carolina,
County of Oconee.
PERSONALLY appeared before me-
the Rev. F. G. Lavender, Of the town
of Westminster, county and State
aforesaid, who, being duly sworn
says: That he is the pastor of the
new Westminster Baptist church, and
that he was present at the service
when Mr.. Thomas Drayton Poore's
power of speech was returned to him :;
that the return followed four especial
prayers offered in behalf of Mr.. Poore.
That he (deponent) is firmly of the
opinion that the return of voice was
a direct answer to these prayers; thai
he has known Mr.. Poore since he
(deponent) came to Westminster, 1G
months ago, and that he had never
heard Mr.. Poore speak prior to Feb
ruary :, 1911. That no excitement
existed in the service prior to Nr.
Poore'5 ~A;nrn 20 speech.
"(Signed) F. G. Lavender.
"SwcIn :" on" subscribed before
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11
NOTICE OF ELECTION IN SCHOOL
DISTRICT No. II.

In consideration of a sufficiently
signed petition from the voters and
free holders of School District No. II,
County of Newberry, State of South
Carolina, known as Prosperity School
District, asking for an election. in &C
cordance with an act Of the genera!
assembly Of the State of South Caro-
lima, approved on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1911, to decide the question Q:
issuing coupon bonds to the amount
of three thousand dollars (S30Q0.00) II
so much be necessary, payable il five
years and bearing interest At not e.
ceeding the rate Of six per cent. per
annuDl, payable annually.