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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
v1agTARA a sAn ANTONIO.
80 g1nbajaaor de Ia Baxra accepts
tna invitaea6n.

En- un telegraata dirigido Al
Mayor Bryan Callaghan, reeihido
aver & lA tIa1a do Ia tarae, q ST..
k'raneisco 6e la Harua, Enbai ias10g
Mexleano on Washington, eespt6
la snvjtaci6n Que ga ie hizo para
Que haga una vista s San AnEo-
nio, daraaate an pas0 e Maxico ,aae
ssrh ds8tso do POGO TEMPO.
El Sr. dc la Rarra telegraai6 do
Washington. 10 signiexasa.s
rDfmndaEnent0 0guaslAeIao de-
gl telegransa de aver. Sirvaae ha,
esr psaaeaabea ignales ss0sSsnsen~.
Sos s loa aefs0res Jnsg PHI III.
Shook, q. Il. ColeanAa, 81 E. "a.
Cook. Tendr6 d horsor de haess
eEeaIa esl siI cnit1ad e1 mi tszAsi~
70 haeia Mexico, e1 cslgnpIiani@aso e.
SO sgta dessos " en- vista saa tan
aigni ifieatlva inyisana6n. y
Isa inyitaci6n aa Sr. de la bar
r'B. para ySsitar s saa, Amkoaaao .s.aS
c1tvfadA por 81 Club Iassssnao d.
1iaI y fir4aaaa nor It Al. ClegnAa1.
11rssBnto ds1 Cla.b. Mayor Ba.yasa
Sya han, Jsles del IoaHtasIp PM
IT Shook v Fred ~. Cook. s,rs..
aldOnta de Ia CannA3a d. Corner.
eib.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
Dg A1o AUTHORIZATIONS.

DlirantS ls prAsente senana
han paga3o su aliscripci6n q Ell
RE1IDOR las Dersonas siguien-.
Juan Reve8. 0nilleTana Garcia.
j. III. RanireZ. Perfeeto Roiri..
ga,ez. Juan Cavazos. Pablo Ag11ir
re. T. G. Canaley. Guillerno Mo.
ralSs. Nicolas Salazar. NJ. NADIA
riaga. Carlos Andrade. Arnulfo
Rngales. Ro1olfo I'revino. Album.
do nj. DeagadO. AntonaO l.. peFa-
les II. r. Las1renz0na. Nfariano Bo
nilla. Silvestre M. de Oca. Gtwanu
IiasaraI. Vietoriana Quintana. Mar
oelino r. AbsIar. Migraea Covarrg,
bias. T. s.. Eoea, Franeigco Anci
Ta, Donai1go Napata. Manuel o
tal Toribi0 Torres. Aaeio Hoarf
9uez Plutarco s. CorAi4nssg. Joss
p. Garcia. Enca4mAai6n Garay,
Luis aalazag. Atasaeao Ldm6n,
CreSoencio TA1go. g. Guznhn. Sc.
iiorita Ahtonia Adazna. Antonio
Gonxaloz. Cristobal Garcia Teo.
docio VillegaA. Gaego9i0 L,1e9a.
Pedro hegOvia. Blaa AYSlas, 10
a1in Moreno. George Rodriesiag,
Viotoriano Ruiz. Ar. u. Renteeta,
Octaviano Canals. Psdso Delga,
do Vicente Tatga. ". n. Balieg-
teros, Anar6a Ro0l1a. TonnAs Mae.
tsIaez. Roa4o Il. Marniez. Fran,
cisco Alyares. EIYira Molina. Ig.
naoio p. AnrasiA. Ezeauloa Ortiz,
Felix Heg4 ndeg, MasAea gg.yaa.
Isssio Travtf0. Francisco IDuarte,
joe D. HeFN kndeg. seSaaf.tasaio Ro
drIgpez. Asat9nto MerRhivn ViotoI
AaStlnos. g. q. Garcia, Ggegorio
Tr6to.
Iaeinto Psksz. silyessre Ohavirys
d0Vefiano Garcia. y, Al. AnnElar.
Jaeattho Ranaal, ur. ". IL. Gaa,as.
beh, Rganeiaoo Heban8olrt. Pete
Eiussbas Antonio Soto. Algffio I,t,.
Isas HIsttb alaasirroB, Ileiafonso
Sioraaleehss Ronaan Garcia Leo,
9onzalHz. aEser4o Yaaau8g. DID
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
NURv0S LBwANgA 100
La rGvUluoi6n soanA Inayg pre-
I poeUiasaea.

aa-l....E po6V1eza&S st z5s 81
La r..enAa de toda Ia lica
~ Nexicana, no obatArke ia ;eta
eensslra ,observaa9 por al & goSsi sieas.
DO de a4uel pals. Sc Isa vito en-
0stos ultimos dfas. biea 0hlagada
q dar ctlenta de nneTos lev sta--
inisnto en- Cordoba. Eatasao do
"eracrtaZ. en- el Estas1o de Iabas.
CO v en- e. de Yucatam. TIay ham.
bi6n temores de SERIES Byaalta--.
'nientos en- Chiapas, Pueblay " Car
I,eche.
El Gobierno de Msuico lla re..
roaocido de hecho, que afrosa egl
Gstos Tnomentos una aiaaiae isss1 esf-
n1an1emte grave Y a1Ettysse ~ per-
doEaa medios que tienden i eaeu-.
hriT' La alarmante gravedaE ssa Ios
s;acesos y & traaaquili1ar los sni--
mes de Los extrani ieroa. lace gras
des v notorios prepataSivos para
racer frente & Ia inespsrssfA g.
menazante actitaad de los rsgollii,
CIoaaxSios. rAsi 10 denue bier,
qIararaerite la actiVidad v1siFs stgss
despiegando en ed rnoviriisa sla
tropas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
ANTONIO TT JEegTEg ErY
MEXICO.

El notable diagsro ssyfI1ano
Antonio EueFsea iIlaeasID tls3I ~.
REQ E la mas alka easesaeIa ssleIlier~
n, - sFis:tlensEa acttaalsna aatA ers
la capltal do n1sxlav consrasatio
pr e empress de Ia plaza da
ri Toreo'' ~
81 aonirgo 0ltimo di6 ali pri-
fslera eogsida eonqaista gram
slsa a'lallsaa j dsiando 81 cartel
saIa sIas1y bsieE pslsss 81 suisuIo
ssas bagtanea aElsfaehss
e 6fl DE- loa II1a IE.seli-
gs1t
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
18G0vzAN Ali
- lea pssa s. q.
sas To- saa 81 oass 3


CoRidos infgaganEi ear u1<ssDkssataz
en- que t9staban de re4nover Glen
rifles de sia1n cuaa sta en- Ia esnai
ma de Cherry v DawaDn, dos IN,
dividuos Aanados .Jss1s A. Con
zalez y Mariana Gonzalez. h1egoaa
arueseados el lnartes g,or Ia noche.
mas al dfa siguiente. habiando 10
sNTado Drobar cue 0brahan
v estaban eaa su derecho
para transporter ei agTnanaenko.
81 Estado mo telyo acuaaei6n eaa
ssa contra. v no habieAdo meaiGog
para 6osanarlss castsa legal. sc les
rtiEn en- absolubh kbertad.
Sacaban el armarnento como &
las och0 de Ia noefe v gegIn de.
eiararosa. tsnfan ortfen de conau-.
ci9lo en dos carwos & Yoakum
Bend, cerca de Ia estaci6n de car.
gtl del Sap. cuyag 6rxlsneg. eel 90.
mo las llayes para absar la casa
ias Rueron dadaa por peauona uie
dsjo reaidir en Lei slaaagaana 400 81,
e Avellida Main v nanuagae EIias
de los Rios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
C01sTRA los AIsgIIsxsgIg GnA9s
DIS

La ciudad de New York sc uni.
ra & Ia lista de las chldadtes cue
han Tornado una legisaoei6n aspe~
cial en contra del abuse de los taN
per- riuxiciales alfileres dennasiado
laSgos que las damas nsan en- s.ls
Sombreros. 81 eS que Sc llega & a.
pr0bar el pr6yectO de lev QUE a.
caba dc presentarse ante el con-
seio de munfcipcs. La Rey pro-
r1uesta determine una multa no
mayor de $50 para cualquiera rnal
ier cnvo alfiler dc somhrero So
bresalga mas do media paIlgada yda
La cOpG 8 de cllalquiera 0tra par.
.te del sombrero. & Inenos cue no
este perfeetan1ante gryarSiadas en-
caabisrta 6 estuche aprop6sito.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
LAS gfE AZ ElJ CHIN

Ha Ian Toca IL import uua
sI1 81 S;sIeata IfFsgSarlO ae dA 4 las
nsfsaa, gus Oh gran 1s0gnagn kzA 81
s0s, lfs9 padres gIs fas9EIa ni aufl
20 sifseet sgt de- ugYHafIaa In 1ssyssS
isre pI0pIU especial, sBFgfsYlgas
dssilsAsIAs u dIsts9
s1a ~, slAfuA Ussllg Ia q
Is gSA ~ ~
IS I
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
Los FJMADCREs DE FRAN.

CalcGlase en- seis millOnes ell
.u1msro total de los Suinadores on
la RspGblica Francesa. De cada
ounce de ellos, Ocho fuman pu-
xOs ciTlco usan pipa Y dos acos.
itiIEsahsaYl los cigarrillos: pero aun
que los fUmadores de esta Ultima
catorta con relativaynente muy
ls0cog, cons6nense anualmente
linos 80 millones de pitilIos. =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
EhIDRA RoosEv bit 4.

Te0asEo Roosevelt y Cecil Lyon,
ss FaIanIrara h semaFa sne Is
81 NuoYa York i aFrIasan los
eallea tla TN itlne Eiu as viate
sIslo HarA 81 - BisIAsske haeia
q ossate l df1 il de Bfar@
~ HI RooReyslk asbarA ST. San
s sntorI0 para eDtsstsrie ! u So
al0n AntaaI IL leladar -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
EIPORALn:s EN- NApoLEss,.

Durante los 1lsinos dias Lao cos
tas de Napoles han sido azosAdag
poT 1uriosOs tsznporales que haas
ocaslonado no pOcos siTlieasnog
Tnaritlmog. FalEan an estes mo.
fT1eatos varSoa buques, euya asaar-
+te y paradero 50 ignora poe com
pleto Y Sc teme hayan sido jugis~
te de las olaa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
Tel6fono, 1889
REL1QUIAs HIsToRICAs.

El Muse0 Nacional de lC6xicn
acaba de enriQueE Eer su departs.
mento de objetos hist6Eiccs Co.
q donaci6n que hizo el ST.. Doi.
Jose Urrutia Jimeno, propietario
de Ia hacienda de Las Burras, ufi.
cada en- el Estado de Guanais tatos
+ s+reliquias hist6ricas, que se
encontraban en- esa hacienda. son
l9s siguientes:, .,,,} 4
Una MESS, que fu6 donde es.
cribi6 81 Padre de Ia Patria b i'm
timaci6n q RiaKo para que sc rin-
dfera antes de atacar &ic CisaGaasa
de GuanajuatO: una repisa psas9.
resca, que 10 rnisrnO que Ia raesa
de que acabalnos de hacer laaera-
ci6n, pertenecisEon al MARQUES
de Rayas; I'm or7lavnenbo saceaao-
tai que us6 el caudilIo de Il liAer~
tad la madrugada del 90 de Sep
tiembre para decir ga gniaa ca L.
hacienda de Burras, aateg Do di-
rIgirse & Guanajuato: esGe orna4
mento sc compone de casuAaa,
manipulo, bolsa de corporales v
paftO de caliz; Tin misal. un cxuci-
flo, dos atriles, un cubre-altar.
1n candelabro y una caInpanilla.
Todos estos obietos fuexon en-.
viadOs por Ell Sr Jimeno CON los
documentos respectivos que acre
ditan Ia autenticidad.
--~-:n:~----
-, CONCURsO DE AVIACrON.
Con el objeto de estimulav L.
industria aviadora, el Ninistro de-
l9 Guerra de Francia ha decidido
organiZar un concurso de avis
ci6n que tendra efecto en- el pre-
sspte agio. ..
:1.os pgeFnioa que 80 a0iudisaran
s los vsrscedOkes aagsssa 40 iaBags
tancia v los aparaeos vesaCas
deberan reeoFrer 800 kil6sss
eonduciendo un pesO de 900 kisOa,,
sin contar con Ia eseneia nj con
les aceitas de eragrage,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
LA REvOLU I'm TIA
BASC6.

BASCO. Y
La Libertad, peti6dico del Es-
tado de Jalisco, da cuenta en- srl
edici6n del dfa 2 de Enero, que
en- la pOblaci6n de Santa Ana del
Cello. perteneciente & Tabasco,
los insurgentes, en ndmero de
16O hOmbres bien arrlados, sa-
qUearon Ia TesOrerfar Municipal
y marcharon en- seguida CON di-
recci6n 6 Tonala. ..
Otra partida como de 10 revolt
tosos, present6se en- la HecienGa
de los Coknenes, situada veinti.
tres Enillaa rio arribe del pueblo
de Chieozapote, hizo prisionero
durante algunas horas al AdEai-
nistrador de, ella v se apoder6 de
caballos y de reses. Dicho ad-
tninistrador que es norte-ameri.
caElo, dice que no fue naaItratado
en- 10 mas gnfnimo " despu&s del
saqueo fus puesto en- iibertad,
Tero los reyolucionarios se lleva-
ron Ia peonada para engrosar sus
filas. hja ~
q III GaaDiegAo ha ordsnado que
TN 3 ll6n d. snaa0tessa pra
s. . les FsvoltoOs De aquslla IS.
gi6n.
:TM1gT 1g con agORON.
i5EE .-..a- +-~-%@ss '..
aeEi6o por Las baaas TayoiuOiona-
xsaa.
En una de las GlEinas escaSamx
zsa habidas entire lea 3ederalss v
Los inBa1ggentea dc las cArcanias da
ChIhuahaa, fn6 heqido 81 Teniante
Coro1ael Mos6n, del 90 Bafall6n.
Aaeg6rass que Ia herida de egs ie.
te no asttrne sfntos1as de g9aye.-
dad. ~ .&8rafsEgf
Anaenazan Azapsnlf, I." :
I'm grtlTlO. como de 800 hon.
bres, perfectausente aau1uados v g.
qrsfpad0a. 4 les evidences del Quer..
rIlleTo revolascionario Castro. tie4-
40 en- iaauo & Mapidf, poblaci6n
Il1Yaera perheneoiente ed Esbaaio de
Durango.
Los ravoisosos sn Vega0su.
El fnisrao ggs1Do da rsvoauasoza-
RIOS que a'steraslz6 & Ia oinslaA de-
Cordoba. en- Ell Estado de vera.
cruz. ha heaho Jits tYsOv.;nsiearko re-
isr5Grado. pOsasSo Ans5oaa de los
paasblos de CoaaaaalO alOapaaa. Alya.
sad0 v Tlacotalpan e4, Ia costa. Dis
sNtayent0 del fnignlO Essado.
En TehIfan0 0apee k,a reyoltogog
ge apoderaron de San JaiAn i de
Gsseha
1.As 1gSggAs .AuT0RYDADng.
3 sS=e4e
AoJo ge eanb biaaosl Ioa deauaohoa.
Tina edrta diwsgida al HeraaA,
do Sonora. procadsnss ds nm cor.
Teap0nsal, dice Que les iaassrssa4
Ipa han apaTA1itao ca Los Elisega TIA
dc les rfoss Mayo v eallsaass,a =
Oh aag1sxsss p1sbIegy de aausiia ra.
gi6u, aaA1sS sisa assaaAssiF n mo-
aaataT ed sage E las f1e0ei1 eio.s
i1ea saineraa 6 insaua
H0sx tornado 6 YeOsra u & T9i.
a1idad sa a diasso lie Eaassa isaA.
9Af como alHnsloa 0t1os fyea0Bfss
.pv1sblpa, neno Han dsIAxio sa eIIos
LIS fniasasaa Atltpgid dadaa. hasiziIizaaa
10 gnpl lanfe7ltg fos despaetsos +
rom aFEliAsitos 6xg,e IslDa pos
gglRaa y axpiSI SIisak1U IssaSy0A a0cs1-,
sS slts por Naanp.
AIT EIElgro de VA Ours
aeaaa l0 a0ssss slol
Eyltalo 81 en st HatasEo
ds 81 hagl ais
aras1aA eska 81 nc
Hi ilta sTa 8.aG sse uas
Ekavfaroia e6a laa suOaa aaI -
l,lsno. los I'D gIaren ~ IS.
80 g j - Azzes = :. Y ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
EMBAJADA ELPECIAL. 4.
oE HAN N0MBRADO LOS AGsREC;A-

~ HAN M0MBRAD0 LOS AGRECA-
{ DOS MILITARESs Is
Han sidO lloInbradOs p0r el Go
SierIiQ de Mexico, en- calidad de
nEragados militares 6 Ia Embaja-
a. Especial que ira al Jap6n. en-.
cahe3ada por el Teniente Coronel
P0rfrio Diaz, ell de igual empleO
NArTl0 DorbeckeP v el Mayor don
Estanislao Gonzalez Salas, ffRu-
EandO como primer Secretari0 de
d!i!cha ! Embajada, don Efren Re-
bOlledO. t#.,.I..~ II y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
nsgi6o poT Las lsaaas rayoiuCie
psaa.

En- una de las 0lEiznas escaxamx
zss habidas entire lss 3ederalsa y
LOS inBalggentsa de las eercanias tie
Chihuahua, fn6 lserido 81 Teniante
Coro1ael Mos6n. del 30 Battalion.
haeg0rase que Ia terida de esss ie.
ie no ast1me sfntosnas de grave
dad. - .E.Ea EaleI -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-01-12
PIo x EsTA EfgEERmo.

Parece qve su sausldad pio x
SO eEacusntra enfef1rso s causa de
tlta nueyo ataQue de arssgioesclo
soais.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
E. w. oGLEeAY, OF CLEVELAND,
BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE
TODAY.
cORRoBoRATES STORY
TOLD By l.. C. HANNA
Agreement Of Tennessee Coal and Iron
Syndicate, in Placing Stock in Contro!
Of Managers. to Sell Below Par, Con-
frmed by Witness-oglcbay Practi-
cal Steel Man.


New York. July 29.-E. w cslebay
of cleveland, today testified before the
, r.,,o,iyas com,i,,,. of
inquiry mo '''e ''''t'' '"'''
Corporation. which continued us PROD
iuy into the taking over in 1907 Of the
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
LAFE IGNORES POLITICS.
Delivers Eulogy On Iowa at Clear Lake
ChAutAuquA.

~u&oS009A&s
Special to Times-Republican.
Clear Lake. July 29.-Lafayette
Young, editor Of the Des Moines Cap
ital, and an ex-state senator. delivered
an address at the Clear Lake chautau-
Qua Friday. filling the place that Sen
ator Kenyon was to fill and the event
can be featured that for nearly two
hours he talked and he did not even re-
motely refer to politics. He was happy
along another line. His address was on
his travels in Japan. China, the Philip
pines and around the world, and he en-
joyed moref reedom in his Introductory
when he paid his great tribune to Iowa
IT can't understand" hes aid, why
so many Iowa people want to go to
California unless 1t is to escape taxes.
If California could have an Iowa Sep
tember. October and November-our
Indian summer-they would feature 1T
in every paper dn the world that would
take 1t. want to go on record as being
one who does not favor making money
in Iowa to spend in California. If all
the money which has been made in
Iowa could have been expended in
beautifying our own state instead of
California we would have been a peren-
NAL Los Angeles. Not long ago there
was featured in a Los Angeles as
ISOLATED press dispatch thes hipment
of q train load or oranges worth $50
600. Why, bless you; We send to Chi
cago alone every day shipments of hogs
worth one million of dollars and think
nothing Of it,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
TO SAVE GAME FIeh.
Deputy Game Warden at Dscorah Pro-
Parinn for War on Carp.

Special to Times-kepublicap
peccrah. July .9--Deputy Game
Warden Mi2euer Is doing all in his
power TO save tho game fish III tho
Upper Iowa ON account OF the low and
stagnnnt condition of tho waters be-
low tho dam. ho went to work and
selred tho river and put over thou
sand game fish. mostly wall eyed and
sand pike. into the water above. At tho
same time he rid the stream OF innu-
merablc carp which he gave to people
who wautod them and buried tho rest.
Mr.. Mizener has now gone to Cedar
Rapids to confer with State Gumo
Warden Lincoln and VIII try and get
permission OF him To seine the river
all the way from ElufIton to the dam.
The sporsincn IN this locality are -
unit IN favor OF this. The purpose 10
not only TO save the game fish but to
rid the stream OF carp so far a. = possi-
bic. II is now generally regarded
among spor tsrnen that there will never
be good fishing in tho lakes and
streams unt Il the carp are killed or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
hEAD.oN COLLISION At oRiNo@
STONE REsULTS IN losS or
LIFE.
FOURTEEN PEOPLE ARE
INJURED aERioU0LN
Excursion Train, Bearing $50 Pssssa.
gers, Crashes Into Regular Train -
Maine Station-8oth Trains Mo~inA
Slowly, and That Fact kspt Down
Death Loss.

Grlndstone. Maine. July 2a.-Eighk
persons are dead and fourteen serious.
ly injured as a result OF n head-on COLI
lision which occurred at tho Bangor 4
.Nostooi railroad station here shortly
after . o'clock last night. The traina
were special of three light coachess
containing about l50 oNcursionists and
a regular passenger train.
Five OF tho dead were passengers OF
tho excursion train. The other three
Included the two firemen and the engi-
neer OF the special. The five passengers
killed and all OF tho injured were In
the smoking car. directly behind tha
engine OF the excursion train. Both
trains were moving slowly at the tim0t
one OF them just pulling out OF the sta
ton and the other slowing for u stdinA
where the trains were 10 have passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
SPECIAL COUNSEL SEVERANCE
DIRECTED TO FILE APPEAL
At ONCE.
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT HOPES
FOR FAVORABLE RULING
General Opinion That Appeal Would
Amount to Supreme Court Merely
Defining Questions InveIved-Attor-
ney General Wickersham Thinks
Differently.

Washington, July 29.-The govern
ment will appeal to the supreme court
the Hartman merger suit which was
decided in favor OF the railroads by the
United States circuit courts at ST
Louis.
Attorney General Wickersham today
directed c. A. Severance, the govern
ment's special counsel in the case, to
prepare the appeal and file it as quick
ly as possible
Altho the government has a year in
which to perfect its action to the high
er court, the department of justice in
tends to hurry the suit. Opinions have
been expressed in some quarters that
the governments appeal would be only
routine matter to have the questions
involved defined at the highest court.
AT the justice department it is said the
government is appealing the case IN
the hope of winning it. Mr.. Severance
says the government has a good
chance.
1t has been suggested to the depart
ment Of justice that the outcome of the
Hartman merger suit might have
some bearing upon the great holding
company which it has been reported is
to be organized for the New York
Central lines. Attorney General Wick
ersham said, however, that the pro-
posed New York Central company had
not been called to his attention and he
would express no opinion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
SHORTAGE VERIFIED At PEARL,
Citizens Learn of Markers Confession
With Interest.

ST. Louis. July 29.-citizens Of Pearl.
Ill.,, heard today that Carey M. Marker.
forr1lt rly president of the bank OF
Pearl who disappeared in 1908. had
given himself up to the police of San
Francisco.
The mayor OF Pearl said that Marker
left Pearl mysteriousy and at the
same time said that the accounts of
the bank were found to be short $40
600, as Marker confessed.
Three days before Marker left. ac-
cord ing to Moultrie, he brought his
wife and children here. returned TO
Pearl, locked the doors of the bank,
turned his keys over to his lawyer. and
then disappeared. The bank remained
closed the next few days and then
Markers lawyer gave the keys to the
other officers of the bank.
The bank resumed business. pay
ing the shortage out of the surplus
There was a reward offered for the ar
rest Of Marker, but after a year. WAS
withdrawn. Moultrie said that 10 word
had ever been received from Mankcr
by his family since the former bank
pres ident left suddenly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
s.n.tor Ma.on on Stand.

Washington, July 29.-Two senator
,al aspirants from Illinois, William E.
Mason, q republican. and Lawrence B.
Stringer, a democrat, were on the
stand yesterday before the senate Lor-
inner committee. Neither threw much
light on the methods by which William
Lorimer defeated them for the sena-
toriaI toga, but each made valuable
contributions to the story Of how the
political game is run in Illinois.
In an optimistio way. former Senator
"Billy'' Mason told how the senatorial
bee buzzed around him so long that he
had developed a chronic case of sena-
torial ambition. Pessimistic and dis
heartened, the democratic candidate
for senator in Illinois in 1909 expressed
the opinion that his party in Illinois
lacked cohesive force generally.
Mr. Stringer told Of his fight "in
splendid isolation" in the Illinois legis-
lature for election to the senate and OF
his never failing hope that he would
land in the senate by accident" He
gave some testimony about "a four
teen club, 'reputed to have been in the
process Of organization at one time to
elect Hopkins to the senate by the use
of money, and cited the name Of
Charles e. Luke as a democratic mem
ber of the legislature. who said he had
had been invited to become a member.
Just how it happened that fifty
three democrats voted for Lorimer.
making "the democratic party an ad-
junct to faction Of the republican
party Mr.. Stringer testified he did not
know, altho he said he had an opinion,
which the committee did not ask him
to express He gave tie name OF E. o.
Phillips, then a reporter for the Chica-
20 Record Herald, as having told him
once he had heard that a fund was be-
ing raised to elect Lorimer to the sem
ate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
POLITICAL OPPONENT FOR ILL.
Nois LEGISLATIVE POST TEs-
riFiEs BEFORE COMMITTEE.
HOPKINS MOST BITTERLY
OPPOSED az DEMOCRATS
Common Talk at Springfield at Time OF
Senatorial Contest That lorimer
Would Get Aid Of Democrats Should
He Enter Raes-Shurtlsff Popular
Favorite.

Washington, July 29.-Iawrence 3.
Stringer, democratic candidate in op-
position to William Lorinler. at the
time the latter was elected by the Illi-
nois legislature, testified before the
senate committee today that Lorimer
and Speaker Shurtlef We're the repub-
Ncans most popular with the demo-
Gratis in the legislative session.
From the time it was first rumored
that Lormer would become candi-
date the witness said the common talk
of Springfield was that Lori1ner would
get democratic votes If he went into
the race.
Hopkins was more bitterly opposed
by the democrats than any other re-
publican of prominence in the state,
said Mr.. Stringer. in speaking of the
winner in the 1908 republican sena-
torial primaries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-29
Welded FIFTY YEARS.
Rev. J. L. Paine and Wife Have Lived
Together Half Century.

Special to Times Republican.
Fayette July 29-Another fiftieth
wedding anniversary has been cele-
brated here. Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Paine
invited sixty-three friends to take din
ner with them and then it was an
nounced that for fifty years they had
travelled the road Of life together. Rev.
Mr. Paine was born In Ohio In 1888 and
was married in 1861 to Margaret r.
Kent near West Union. Thus for this
half century they have not only lived
together but celebrate their anniversary
in the same county in which they were
married. Rev. Mr.. Paine was one of
the two members which We're first
graduated from the Upper Iowa Uni
versity. From 1870 TO 1900 he was
chairman Of the U. I. U. board Of trus-
tees. y number Of very happy speeches
We're made While the dinner was bein g
enjoyed