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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
NEVADA NINE HORROR
Six Dead and Four Dying a. Result o.
Fire In airoux Mines Near Ety-un
Ion OFFICIAL Among Victims.

Ely, New. Aug. A-of ten men who
were working at the 400 foot level
of the new hve compartment shaft Of
the Glroux consolidated mines when 1.
caught fire last night. six are dead and
four lie at the point of death, after
passing thru the flames to reach the
surface. Among the dead is Daniel
Drea. secretary Of the local miners un-
ion.
The men on. the fonrteen-foot level
found the shaft In names and started
for the surface In the cage, but en-
countered flames AZ the 1900 foot lew
el and stopped.
Five men left the cage and started
to walk thru the 1900 foot level to a
shaft thru which they hoped to climb
out of the mine. The five men remain-
ing in the cage were pulled thru the
blazing shaft. One was dead when the
top was reached and the others taken
to hospital.
At the 400 foot level rescuers found
two men dead and the two others have
not been found and are still in the
burning mine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
.IRImBLE 10 HEAD G. 4. R.
.llllrel. Man csrtain d d Commando.
in.chlsf- -Taft Not Supporting MeEl.
roy-nsxt Ene.mp~.ns in sLo. An
) ss,ss.

Rochester, n. r, Aug. 24.-Before the
hrst business session OF tha forty fifth
annual Grand aAz.u sncantpmsns cun-
,yinsd this n,orninE. ftsxss freely pro-
Atcted shGt Judse, Hs Trimbie. d
Illinois, wouid be elected commander
in-chief. II was said that President
Tafts statement in his address at last
nights camp fire to the effect that he
was glad the Grand Army was nom
partisan body and no suggestions OF
outside influence were permitted to
have weight In the selection OF its lead
ers was regarded as a declaration that
he was not In any way interested in the
Of General McElroy. There
was report that the supporters OF
General McElroy. editor Of the National
Tribune. had given up the fight and
that their candidate might withdraw
The election Of past state commander
Nicholas Day as senior vice comman-
der is conceded. The selection Of Los
Angeles as the next meeting place
seems assured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
CAR MEN RAIlFY
Union. s.rsst Halfway Employee Accept
Asrssmsnt Mads sy Committee and
Al Danger q STressse e passsdi
0triks Nsw laatssr II ssistsry.

I ,Des Moines. Aug. =. .-,Bye practical
~ unanimous v0ts the carmen's union
today ratified the action OF the execu-
tive committee Of the union In accept
ing the terms Of the new working COM
tract already agreed to by officials OF
the street car company. BY this action
ali danger of strike on the point
which caused the recent trouble final
" DISAPPEARED The carmen. It Is UNDER
stood. are granted in the new contract
everything In the way Of an arbitration
clause, which could be desired.
The fatihcation Of the new agree,
ment which win supplant the present
contract when 1t goes out Of effect in
October. followed meetings Of the car
men held thruout last night.
Carmen expressed themselves as
wholly satisfied with this final action
Of the company officials. The formal
signing Of the new agreement by union
officers and representatives Of the street
car company today was all that re-
mained to make the street car COM
troversy wholly matter Of history.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
MRe. EpIsoN MISSING.
American inventor 10 In Paris and Can
Not Get lottors 70 Wife.


American inventor 10 In Paris and Can
Not Get Letters 70 Wife.
Minneapolis, Aug, 24.-While Thomas
A. Edison, the American inventor, Is
discussing aviation with inventors in
Paris. Minneapolis officials Of the Min
neapolis, st. Paul & Saulte Ste Marie
railway are searching for Mrs. edison.
Mr.. Edison desires to communicate
with his wife and the letters, he sent
from the FreEcll capital to Detroit.
where Mrs. Edison had been visiting 8.
did not reach her. MIS- Edison started
for the Pacific coast shortly after her
husband sailed for Paris. She left her
travelling address. with Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent Hueston OF the
Michigan Central railroad. who. In
turn; faithfully forwarded the mail.
In few days mail In bunches be-
gan to return to the company's offices
in Detroit marked mot here,
M Vigorous efforts on the part OF the
Michigan Central officials 10 locate
Mrs. Edison have failed. Yesterday
the passenger department Of the 800"
railroad was importuned to locate tho
wife of the inventor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
EMPLOYEES VOTE ovERWHELM,
lhoLv. IN FAVOR OF wALkour
UNLESS DEMANDS ARE MET.
INSIST UPON RECOGNITION
OF FEDERATION PLAl
Vote seino canv.ss.d and Three
Fourths Favor Strike Unless cem-
pany Recsdss From Pesition-ot
.ciaIs Declare Situation Unchanged
and Appear Confident.

Paducah. KY. Aug. :4-within the
next few days President ,McCreary and
Secretary Bowen. OF the Federation OF
Illinois Central Employees, probably
will go to Chicago to lay before the
officials OF the Illinois Central railroad
the demands Of the federation. which
the railroad officials have declined to
recognize. Over three-four,hs OF the
members Of the federation have voted
in favor Of "a strike. according to the
returns announced here yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
:sPFE,FFERs HgLo FOR ARSON.

Dument Residents Bound Over 70
Grand Juf falvs Bonds.
Special to TimcS Republican.
Dumont. Aug. gf4-Mr and Mrs. A.
p. Pfeiner, who were unprecedented ct
Parkersburgj following q fire which
partially destroyed tieir place OF resi-
dence here, wore stvei, a preliminary
charge of arson They plead not guilty
and were held to the grand jury. Their
bonds wore fixed at $500 each, anG
were furnished by Mrs. Pfeiffers
father. who came, here from Winthrop
following the arrest OF his daughter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
Master Baksrs' Officers.

Kansas City, Aug. 24-The following
nominations OF officers to be confirmed
at the election tomorrow were made
by the inaste- bakers association in
convention here today: President.
George F. Clark. Jamestown, N. r:
vice president, NJ. J. Mulgrew. Dubu-
que. Iowa; treasurer. Charles E. ABB
bott, New York: executive. committee
for two. years. two to be elected. VIII
liam n. Korn, Davenport. Iowa: Jay
Burns, Omaha: and Frank Rushton,
Rosedale, KIN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
III ATTORNEY REPRIMANDEo
Attorney General cosson Writes Sharp
Letter 70 Scott County Prosecutor,
Calling Attention to lows Laws and
Their Non enforcement at paven-

a.
Special to Times- Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. 24-Attorney Cen
|e-al Cosson today wrote sharp let
ter to Assistant County Attorney Wal
do Seeker, of Scott county, advising
him as to his duty in preventing vio-
flation Of the laws and referring him to
the court decisions as to Jurisdiction
of Iowa officials in the Mississippi
river.
1T is not my intention or purpose
he wrote. ITO needlessly interfere In
the affairs Of your Office, but It Is I'm
Eperative that open and fragrant viola
lions Of the law must cease and your
office will be responsible for seeins
that this is done"
The attorney general advises that
prosecutions could be made for prize
0ghting, gambling and illegal sale OF
liquor. Governor Carroll also got into
the game and notified Sheriff Eckhardt
that he must get busy at Davenport
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
GOVERNOR WARNS STRIKERS.
Muscatins Button Workers Must Re
train From Violence.

Des Moines. Aug. 24.-w j. Ribble,
state factory inspector. went to Mus
,cs...::ssssss &c Investigate the button work
ers' strike there
The burning Of q building owned by
nonunion worker also will result IN
an investigation by the state fire mar
shall.
Governor Carroll and State Labor
Commissioner Van Duyn are in dali,
communication with Muscatine, and i.
Is announced that the first signs of SER
ious disorders which can not be con-
trolled by the authorities there will
result in more drastic measures being
taken by the state authorities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
Nicaragua Has Ne. prSsidsnt.

& New Orleans, Aug. 24.- An uncon-
firmed report reached hero today from
pluefields that President Adolpho Diaz
has; relinquished the presidency OF
Hsicaragua to his minister Of war, Gem
.eral Mena. Diax Is said to have lef,
iNanaxua, the capital, for qBluefields
where he expected to meet former
President Estrada. s,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
Say Situation is UneI,anasd.

Chicago. Aug. 24-Officials Of the
Illinois Central railroad and other Har-
riman lines declared today that the
situation regarding the threatened
strike OF shopmen remained unchang-
ed. No second demand for the desired
recognition OF the federated bodies has
been made and no notice has been
given by the unions OF desire to abb
brogate the wage agreement
More than 1000 shop workers EN-.
ployed on the lines Of the Illinois Cen.
tral railroad have voted by an over
whelming majority to strike unless
their federation plan Of organization r.
recognized by the company.
Overtures to obtain this recognition
were made short time ago by several
OF the leaders Of the unions involved
and they were informed that the man
agement OF the road would have nc
dealings with the federation.
On account OF the determined stand
taken by both sides IT. was predicted
last night that walkout will take
place unless common ground for the
granting Of concessions is found.
canvassing the Vote.
The vote OF the workers Is heinl
canvassed In Paducah. KY, and out Of
30 per cent OF the ballots so far re-
ceived, Is per cent has been registered
In, favor of strike.
The voting will end tomorrow. and
when the result has been tabulated ne
gotiations will be begun with the com
pany at once with view to effectinz
settlement.
In the event that this attempt ends
in failure. it Is declared. strike or
der will be issued by officers OF the
unions connected with the federation
The employees involved include car
workers. machinists, boiler makers
sheet metal workers and blaoksmiths
Has Many Members.
The federation is a branch Of the
railroad department OF the American
Federation of Labor organized several
years age. According to its officials. II
is backed by trade unions having nu-
merical strength Of 100000 thruout the
country.
Officials Of the Illinois Central ex-
pressed the opinion yesterday that a
strike can not be regarded as immi-
nent. They pointed out that good
wages are, now being paid to shop
workers in accordance with agreements
entered into some time ago with vari-
GUS unions, and that no notices have
been received from these employees ask
ing that their contracts be ended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
.sbo,t him !, On Il. spo..r !

An ,okiAhoma editor was much inter-
ested in - scientific note he encsun-
tered In an eastern paper to the effect
that II the earth were aattened the sea
would be two miles deep. all, over the
world. :. IS. ,sss ~, .,
The editor reprinted this note with
the tcllowin6 comment:
ssIf any. man q caught flattenlng. the
0oftA sil,s,s 49, -. se.e ssco4 l.esese !
wSluee idt o1 u6sfh this state Who can't
sWta.-euecess leasasineS &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
TERRIFIC STORM IN ITALY.
Forty psrsens Reported Drowned and
Many villanos oamaood.


Many Villages oamased.
Rome, Aug. 24.-A hurricane swept
over the lake section yesterday after
noon. accompanied by . terrific down
pour Of rain. villages in the neigh
borhood Of Lakes Como. Lugano. and
vallelina were almoss DESTROYED. There
Vas great damage done az oris and
Morbegno.
The rivers ere flooded. railroads
washed ont. crops ruined. and tele-.
graph lines cut. It y reported that
about forty persons drowned in the
flooded rivers. st Ia
The silk mills at Como were COM
PEELED to close down because lightning
destroyed the electric power. President
Narcora, OF the chamber Of deputies.
and 800 others ars isoIeted in the Res
tanrant Nesino. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
Robbery tho Motive.
Murder in Canada.

Winnipeg, Canada, Aug 24.-F.
Carlson, a hon1esteader living at Ham
ilton Lake thirty Ave miles southwest
Of Castor, Alberta, last night killed r.
Merritt. a neighboring farmer. Mer-
ritts head was crushed with an axe as
he Law asleep. Both are single.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News d Today
The Wsstissr.

The Weothor.
sun rises Aug. Is at $40: sets at
and Illinois Unsettled. with
b 8 ers tonight or Friday.
II e ath Dako ota--Unsettl with prob
/. showers tonight or Friday.
Z PAGE ONE.
: ssraphio News:
:. atwood Halted Near Goal.
: Crippled Engine Delays Finish Of
Flight. ~
Witness Called in Beattie Case.
Speed Mad Drivers to Race in Eisin.
Illinois Central Shopmen Vote to
Strike.
Brutal Triple Murder in Indiana.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Breeding New Fruits.
State Fair opens.
Monument to Pioneer Woman.
.Churchn,en In Crusade.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
Where Past and Future Met.
Getting Somewhere.
The Boone Conception Of Humor.
The Passing picturesque.
Topics and Iowa opinion.
Farmers Column.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa Nswss
Apple Growing Test.
Relationship Tangle Up to Cosson,
PAGE SEVEN.
story:
No Mans Land.
PAGES elk, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Free Entertainments For County
Fair.
Aviation Big Feature For Tuesday.
Teachers. Assigned For School Work
McCulloch to Judge Grain at Fair.
Many Small Bass For Iowa River.
News Of Marshall County Towns.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Great Symposium on Corporation
Control.
Reciprocity Talk Turns Wheat Weak
Need Of Rain Strengthens Corn.
Steers Steady. Other Cattle Weak.
Hog Trade Lacks Urgent Demand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
.T']aft at DexerIy.

Boston. Aug e4.--Prestdent Taft arr
rived here at S:15 .. m. He started
for Beverly by automobile at once and
planned to spend the day playing solf.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
Mr,. Edison in Paris.

Akron, o., Aug. 2a.-Mrs. Louis r.
Miller, mother Of Mrs. Thomas A. Edi-
son. wife of the famous inventor. today
received letter from Mrs. Edison in
Paris, France, which clears up her sup-
posed disappearance. Apprehension
regarding Mrs. Edison was caused by
the inability of Michigan Central Of
ficials ct Detroit to forward her mail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
oen to d Reinstated.

London, Aug 24.-The municipal
street railway committee at Liverpool
today decided to sreinstate the strikers.
thus ending the labor troubles in that
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
FATHER, MOTHER AND SON
SLAUGHTERED IN HOME
IN INDIANA.
OLDER CON SUSPECTED
or ExrERmlNATINo FAMILY
Robbery Believed TO Have Been Mo.
tlvs-Famiiy Recently Sold Properly
and Divided Money Equally -
Surviving Son Now Under A..
rest Awaiting Developments.

Boonville, Ind, Aug 24.-The worst
triple murder in the history OF south
ern Indiana occurred in Boonville this
morning In which Richard Lee and
Mrs. Lee were killed in their beds with
a hammer, and their 17-year-old son,
Clarence. was shot, and the house set
on fire.
The house was discovered on fire
early this morning. and when firemen
reached the house 1t was blazing from
all sides. All the doors and windows
were found locked. Breaking them
down. the firemen found the burned
bodies OF Lee, his wife and his boy.
The skulls OF the father and mother
had been caved In with hammer
while they were lying in bed sleeping
The 17-year- r-old boy, it was found. had
been shot.
Robbery tho Motive.
Robbery. it is believed. was the mo-
tive. 1t is known that the Lees, con-
sisting or the father and mother and
two children. had sold their small piece
OF property in Newburg and divided UP
the money. The sum was divided into
four portions The mother and father
and younger boy took their money and
went back to their home In Boonvllle
The elder son. William, WHO is Fl. re-
maincd in Newburg and then returned
to Boonvlle after his family had gone
to bed.
William Lee was arrested this morn
Ing on the charge OF numbering the
family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24


since the last race meet. Seventy thou
sand gallons Of oil have been put on
the course in the past month which has
had the effect OF hardening the SUR
face and making It practically dustless,
The Elgin track IS eight and one-half
miles In length, over q triangle course,
and for most OF the distance 10 fifty
four feet wide.
Prixss Aggregate $4,000.
Prises asgregating $4,000 will be
distributed among the winners OF the
four events.
Persons interested In automobile rae
ing from nearly every state in the un-
Ion VIII attend. The program for the
two days' racing meet with the list Of
entries 10 as follows: ..5z.s- y : :. s
llIinois Cup-Distanes 200 Miles.
First prize. trophy valued at $500,
SEQ In cash, and $3.50 worth Of anto-
mobile equipment; second prize. $3.50
worth Of automobile equipment; third
prize, 800 worth Of automobile equip
ment. Additional prize TO car making
fastest lap. 500 worth Of automobile
isQuipansnt. Il. * Il
N6aional-Alefx, driver. .I:' IIs'sS 81
Rs NatiotSl Hen, xarivers s. ..; 49,
h Wv 1effkins. driver.
v6oLStickney, driver.
Kane County p-0istanes 10 Miles.
FRS: prixe, trophy valued at $1,000.
$500 in cash and $500 worth Of auto
mobile equipment: second prize, $3.50
worth OF automobile equipment: third
prize, 800 worth Of automobile equip
ment. Additional prize for car making
fastest lap. 800 worth Of automobile
equipment.
r. A. L-Greiner, driver.
F. A. L-Gelnaw, driver.
r. A. L.-Pearce, driver. -
observation-disclosures, driver.
Staver- Chicago-To be selected. !.
Staver- Chicago-To be selected.
Cole Jenkins. driver.
Cole-To be selected.
Corbin-Maisonville.
Colby-Pearce.
Colby-Armstrong. \,
E Colby-Ogren.
0fercer-Hughes.
Mercer-Barnes. ~.
Cino-Burt.
Cino-Rainey. s
Aurora cup-Distanes 135 MiIss.l
First prixe-Trophy valued at $3.50:
$500 in cash and $500 In automobile
equipment; second prize, $50 worth Of
automobile equipment: additional, ,prixc
to car making fastest lap, 800 worth
Of automobile equipment.
Abbott Detroit Robbins, driver.
Abbott Observation-Disclosures, driver.
F'ord-Kulic, driver.
elain National-0istancs 800 Miles.
First prize. trophy valued at $500;
$1,000 In cash, and sl,7cc wc-...: csgSs.-
tomobile equipment: second prize, $300
In cash and 5000 worth Of nutomobile
equipment: third prize. $500 ins:cash
and 800 worth Of automobile equip
ment. Additional prize to car making
fastest lap. 5000 worth Of automobile
equipment. K 81 900
y Lozier- r-Muhord. driver.
National driver.
Standardization. driver. ga
Alco-Grant. driver. 3, ID
Alco-Hartman. driver.
Alco-Lee, driver IS
Almplex-DePalma, driver.
Simplex-Wishart, driver. &,
Pope Hartford-B Buck. driver.
Mercer Hughes. driver. st
4 Ctno Burt, driver. ssis s' n 4 X 4
Cino- -Raimey, driver. s5,s ,s.,3 III
The officials who will act at the Elxil
races this year embrace the hest known
automobile racing experts Ia the coun.
try. ~ FsF II
Thirty i've cars piloted; BY. some o{
the best known automobile drivers 81
the world will compete In, ire four
events scheduled for the two sday
meet. 4, !. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
aAesjo6l peetvaagb = 80

i Lisbon. Aus. 1.-THE c60stituents
Asaembay today elected De1ee AfriGa
ssisiS.rti - alss sssolDc 111: vSeea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-24
1A,sisso LoMo DISTANCE
Flao6trs REcoRp AVIATOR DE.
lAYGp NEAR GOAL
TAssssd Executes Thrilling Feat BY
PlyiNs usdsr Dridss q Peushkssp.
" v ~ Dssahs Distanss Records BY
siirtssn Milss ~ Rssshins Kings.
Nay Net Finish Until Friday.

Nyaek. y. Il, Aug. 3l.-Harry n. At
wood. the American aviator suffered Z
slight accident to his aeroplane shortly
before 10 o'clock this morning and
when within twenty-five miles Of the
nnt3h Of. his record breaking flight
from st Louis g New York City. He
landed here TO make repairs and said
twas doubtful Il he could continue to
New York until tomorrow.
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@tmnefotA.

ct. Saul Ser papltlide 0e-
legat @r5bii9of Moniignor Dion1eoe
6alconio, pelder als elmer ser nad=
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Sereus Sails: Ser s1e
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@etr11fe niht bic eebiibrenbe Slut.
merfiamfeit qeldenft. Sen tpenig5ten

.@etranfe nidt Sic eebiibretloe auf.
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material ser MISUNDERSTANDING, er-
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