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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-09-23
State of Louisiana,
Parish n ST. Man,

Parish O. st. Mary.
This is to certify that have examined
the charter of the 'Golden League Club -
and finding same drawn in accordance
with the provisions of law, and said pro-
visions OF said charter containing nothing
contrary to law, | he eby approve same
this 18th day of August, A. D., 1911.
(Signed) T. NJ. MILLING.
District attorney, 23rd Judi. Dist. of
Louisiana.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-09-23

Wiener Wurst in brine, az
O'Niell's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30


Miss Rachel Robinson ~ the guest
today 81 Miss Fila Mg;er. - South
Main street
Misses Laura Gorby and Mar Dc
Vol We're steubenville visitors yester-
day
Mrs Thomas ? Mullen ~ Arm
stead. Montana. II visiting her brother
tlas D. Meyer Of this city
Mrs Theodore Gilchrist. Jr.. has 70.
turned 20 her home IN Beaver Fails.
Pa. accompanied by her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas MacCali. % this
c.ty. who viii be her guest over
Thanksgi wing
Miss Daisy Nitten is visiting rela.
lives AZ Wittens Landing. .
j. A Chapman and : % PAUL were
Wheeling business visitors Tuesday
Miss Erma Tolberf was Wheeling
visitor TUESDAY
Mrs j.. G. Browning is tie guest
this veea ~ her daughter. Mrs j A.
Puriuton - Mlrgaut0Vn. W Va
Miss Pauline Allen Las accepted q
position 40 sfenographer 90 the
george-Sherrard Paper 60
Mrs % T. MCCOY. 90 Beech Hottom
Vas a recent We.lsburg visitor
SIR and Mrs John Reeves. o.
Wheeling. visited WellsburE relatives
Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

- 10 L-ssafrH ta Pc Irr- r- Co.,
FAAE-ERssJEG. So "a. Nos - -
4hr lon Br-ss-r~ stgf1 ara q. 49,
inS rapidly easf-s-r over Ner Ana
-4n1 flls n1rlilr
TIE alEa pressure cod Weather
ara cuatillrf 20 settle s14ta-a-t.
~4rt d1ring th- past - h.uf. nd
eass-i Further Fall la t-uper. re
~ Teas an, ~ sulf and -olth A.
laaiic state lee. t~t falls acre also
noted i- ta~ Ohio vale art .asc
rvEior Tie fJuoailg ml-lIrr read
uss aerv lo;e1 corpus Carslr.
Tex. ~ 1~Err-- Galveston 81. de-
49, Neg Or.-a1s. % I-4-e-- 40.
i~nv. lea q degrees uodz,. kaa
Zero
Az area o, .oa pressure attended
D. cour.l~ratF earil-r ~-stu-- .
sIs-aclur tlesre osrr 'l. north.
--- .uln fts ..rtr tsfsF. THIS
~aru-l weather area .a reach tr.s
section THURSDAY I... -.u.t,--a ares
ald suov 1lrr -s ar- q. r4.-t Toy 90.
nisat. Ia.F weather. 20 expected
Th4rslag
The ot4o sI al -.oa.F I'D lie
cirtric' tpf f1- newt "a. hour. The
~'tA-'s are d,au OF I.ueA- Soc q. q.
8. 3 aus -. H HOME
Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

Fred Fouss". one of fhr local rs.
ruat-r4 Who Mas injured loo vrtrt
GO lHlcfou several weeks aGo. .t
able 20 valk around again.
The l-adl.-e AT o. tho Christian
church vill serve supper 100 th- church
building fh-r cNeulls
Dan NiEhtruEalr returned lestrrtas
from Rosby.- Rock. where h- >prHf
tle day hunting
q Co. Uakan OF Rosbys Rock VAS g.
blsiness visitor lu Tie city yesterday
william and Chas Keller lef' lasf
evening for Cambrifge. where ~,
viii spend several DAYS With Their
parents.
Merton Carroll and f-a.a. stevens
are spending set ersl DAYS hunting 800
the country near Glen Eastou
Niles Grace Young of Cameron g.
spending the Gay with los friends
number OF local boys VII ac.
company the McMechen team ut
Nouudsv IL today 20 witness the
game with that team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
BEARISH
~sns'rsns prses-, astss Srses -.
'fscsrs IN ~sn stS.-t-e.ansa.
Festr es.1

SEN YOhE. soy 3. -Trat-r,
Ters b-arish to1ay and st0en rave
az. Th- pressure GA N m.fs-,
could not - Atfrisstsl D. an mt.
sorsbl- inss~rcr from stth0ut A.
b-r-nflg u sss tle uork % prgf-.-
--on.i traders 30. fskiux a1sanfaxe
~ th- E@nsral r.l2ctAnc@ 10 bur
s~ets- % this ufas. attacked th=
market This va siursness t8 buy
s4s due largely 90 ne farf tat c1a
ress is o. Rect "a Mo1day aud tls'
We frrsldefrs m~aa4g- faklng 20
NE irgsi gl-suou DO SION % e.. read
isarinsss vas aIso r-rtr.e--d b--ca4s-
VI ths holiday 'omorfua
~ result % The h~aay selling u
The seek the short iutsr~rf 10 b.
i-fed ~ have been enlarged cuuhl1-
sfAolI, and FOR a tine To-Day o. ab
pesrrd az though fh- bears had or.f.
reached them selves A quick hull
movement after ~. 0D-rinE 10 nun
Der OF rioCkr in Nh.fh there a. a
Vulnerable snor' Interest scot -
prices quickly Euf ..- bulls dId not
ps'-sess sufficient sir.LxtA f1 mall.
tatn their aftaufaE- and ilr Let aoId
on again. Tie af'arz upon The mar
zee vas roItiu.sd Uaf. some % the
active Issues shoeed losses 90 tao
points or more from trsftrdaj close.
Moderate covering 100 ta- l4-t hour
redueed losses
The bears chose Reading aa The
TARGET for their hardest attacks. and
WIS stock var under heavy pressure
most Of the dag not sithstauding me
increasing earnings -huuu zoo The &c.
iober report Sew York Central Vas
cOnspicuously N~ak ana vas Iunu.
enced unfayorabIy bv unroudrmed re-
ports OF naW financing
American can preferred moved
against the trend of me market rising
20 s2i., new high record. ON ur.
Their reports % good earnings
Call money rose fo ID per cent 20
day, as compared vlth 81 a. the
close yesterday. This rate .s the high
est % the year
n va the opinion of bankers thai
with ths month end needs satisfied
the market uIll become easier. and
that there was no reason 90 look for
anything In the nature OF striugency
Bonds were irregular Total sales.
par value. g. so 600
United States bonds we're un,Lang
ed on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
WELLSBURG

IhaEkssirilE 60 all . sa.et-y
ols~rrt- aEc notsfrE ~ a. unss1ai
laf1-v 81 tzke plAcr WorA stl b.
s-sp-nc-d En1 t-e s-or-s Clos--1 fn
celebration - fh- k1-1sy. znt te-
pabiic scho-lis AL - clos-a sn;u
u-n- hCncay
unlln ch-rrl service - th- thr~-
1nsr r0su churh-s al - s~lc -
To ttristiAn chgrvt fsss morning AZ
-' 70 eioCs h-e frauc.s 81 tle
-lr. pastor 20 re charvA. 49, hate
charge % ~. ser, Gee
Ihe fr~e Nethod.st chzrca 10 the
Fo--th Ssrc H-s a. "a I'D Brien.
as,or an hold a Thauksgi ,inE SER
ICE 'lls ~Hru.rE b. SO 81 rtnlk and
o. tomorrow eFru.nE Bishop U~o ~
feteraia - PzrkvrsturE ALL preach
a. Chris; 2 p chu-ch 90 Msin stree
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

The 49, eKhtbit which las been held
in %. school for the last EEK was
closed ycsterda, and tAe pictures Viii
b. packed an! sent Zoo BeuWood. W here
tney VIII ~ ou exhibition during next
Neek \ large number o. people were
80 attendance at the exhibit aud quite
d sum a.. realized for the plrchAs~
o. suitable pictures 20 adorn thssVails
81 The rooms of the public schools OF
this cts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
Improvement in
Service
Effective Sunday, Nov. 18th

Sleeping car service viii be- esfab
lished between Pittsburgh Wheeling
and Columbus on trains Sos fOj aud
io6 Wertbound sleeper on train so
100. leaving Wheeling 1885 o. M
eIl. on arrival ~ Columhus be-
placed .n the union station and pas
senEers allowed 90 remain ln 90 until
q reasonable hour Zoo fte morning
This arrangement in addition t0 The
Cincinnati sleeper regularly handled
on these trains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
WHEAT

'itI'AGO Nor - -Nttu back
--st reported Spreading .l th~ north
"fn portion oi .h" Argentine and v.tl
re llrFesr 3 .".d sad 90 b, on. about
eleven bushels ar l-Er lu tao whole
province. me wheat market today
had brsr advance. n. close was
steady a. prices yar,iur from asst
t.rrts f'res to o. gain q 81. Cd ..r
lead ns staples al showed r.-..
corn Old 'sr. oats. al 20
b ~ &c and boss products. "a TO- zoo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

The committee appointed a. the
meeting or the Brooke County Good
] slads As-ocia held some fiu-
ago. Wlu meet uu Sa,lTdas neNt 80
ih" court house 81 which time "a rc-
por> viii be made 90 Co What has
been accomplished since the last
meeting Plans vii also be discussed
~ fo TrovidinE methods for raising
f-uds to Improve tie roads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
NJ MECHEN

Tie Union Tusaksgivns services
Will Be- held this morning a. le. .V l1
the Methodist church On Eishth street
AT the churches in thi- CITY wiu not
hold services today On account ~ TIE
-R.un service Rev. b e. Ice e. me
Christian church Nll deliver %.
Thauksgislug sermon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
FsneraI Nss,r-usr

Ihe '-neral %. uemetrias Hracy.
40 died sunday aff--lron from th-
EJECT O. struke uf paralysis. va
held yest-rcsy i4rr. lis late aome on
,ommerCv stree. -l1 .n-rrm~ut was
male iu Brook, Crmet-ry
The deceas-d AS - Years % axe
and a. prominent Brooke county
'Afm"r Be- moved o. WeiIsburg q
f'~ fcars asu. living here anti. h.s
1.a--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
wedding Tepar

The wedding Cd, Miss Alma Hahn
and Ear boN man. both prominent
Young people OF tAe Fourth Vard. Will
occur 81 the home OF the bride on
Twenty nfth stree The ceremony
Nil be- performed -, Rev d. DO
% Br.en. % the Fre,G-thod.st church
Alter short hqFymoon the couple
VIII maze tae'r home iu the Fourth
ard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
Hsxlett's Local Stocks.

NhEti-iNB ~. Va :.sr - a.
r. f-.-s-4a< .-st.tse-a =. - a.er.
.ss Nn"-f-n< $500. a<s esrrs<t-e
sally 20 On. fatans.1c- - lis-ara
ha4-.ti ser. Isu.s uroE.rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
TROOPS FOR CHINA
Are Being Held BY the United states
a. Manila IN Readiness for In.
mediate Dispatch

WASHINGTON. d. O.. Nov 80 -
The United States is keeping Zoo
readiness a. Manila IN expeditionary
force % from 500 Co $500 soldiers for
immediate dispatch 10 china for tho
purpose % protecting foreigners and
70 keep open the railway communlca
zion between Peking and ne sea
This. if uas declared by the state -.
parfmeu'. is not o. Do Considered an
Intervening force In favor ~ either
ne rebels or the imperialists. bur 10
merely The United States part ln
romDiylnE. together uith the other
powers siF1afor1. to Tire Gozer Droto-
col. vith the provisions a. that docu.
uerf
The order '1r starting the troops
awaits only fhe word from American
Minister Calhoun. az Pek.ug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

iiI.-LINE vs. Na. Nut ~. .f
~ foiloWiIg auotsusEs on trs NOR.
a-tiVs WhesiiHE stockH a. eoyr.~,.s
eaily 700 the tntsinEsEosr % Ccorr- ~
aaron. l"cs oroker snd u L. AfaTshsu
manager Epnd lieBartmsnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
Bad.


"thi-i-lNu -. -. E..
4As aeiafe itttlo-r= s4.,s- ,..-,.t.s
80 - = = Aa-'-n 20. --ra.u.
sslii'rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30
New YctL S,ncA Ercl.rc-

WHEELING 81. "a. H.. 10. 3D.
Rance o.. activs sos OF tns N.s
-Assk siock LEchAuss sotrsetcd daiIB 30
a, r. Master = go. broHsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

" itl'El-iN' s.. "a So.
reported D. =. O.. Nsstrn Co. T.. =
"fahd. manager. usnbsrs .:ss YORK
-'o.f .-rauEs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

4ran-f-r BOOKS lose D--.-mb- som
= 30 c-nt es-- .Itias g. - .s be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

copper cas- quiet sepfrmhe- ffeT-
GOO %. London. steady -po' E5s
Iss. ltd fufurrs. E5s. 1ss. ed fska
copper l.'. altisc. s.rrfroietc. f8ts
1921 casting 1854 uI1-sr
Tin steady rpof So goa g. s5.
London frm SPOT L-0f 1885, ~.
fsIss. Cfs1. Dos
Lead Qu.ef. tffY0 $50. Sew Yors
I0udor. as. l1s 90
Spefer Traaffifl. 5000 d s1
Ncs fOr. London. Al.
Iron cleveland warrants. f-a I'd
n London Locally iron uas steady.
So. 4 follfrJ northern $3.50 1s 20
SO - sIf--1 500. $50 8 southern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

ash quotations were ga f1iIuNs.
Flour lin. o.. futures weak. r0.f
1.r lower
Rye 40 o. 9iIfifrc
BARLEY -Feed or mixing. .-,r
8 nu. fair 90 choice mailing. 81 llfr
-
Timothy seed Sc ooaI5 g..
clover SIS JOn11 -
for, M~rs per Dbl So 151flG Op
Lard Per TOO lbs. s. 30
Short fubs--Sidrs Uoose). 5, --.
tNIOS STOCK YARDS. PITTS
81 RGu-+ attic steady. supply ught
Choice. s. s0u. So. prime. s. 1871
40 Sheep strunE. supply Light
Prime vcthers. s. seas -0. cliIs and
common. 81 01Re 0n. lambs. s. 5off
90. veal calves. s. -OGS 90 HOGS
strong. receipts lG double dec.s
Prime heavies. 81 50aG 50. mediums
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

81" lOKN. Sot 20 -slas-ss,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

For pains in The side r- fRssf
lampen q piece of flannel uith Cham.
borlain'a Linimerf ami bind 10 On over
pr -eaf ~ pain There le nothing
better. For sale b. oil deslera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-30

A proper wiring installation
seldom or never requires at
tention or repairs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27

pleted, which will take place at 1880
o clock In the morning. Bishop Week.
icy presiding.
New Church to Be Dedicated.
Among the many active, progress
sive and energetic church organiza-
tions in Waterloo. not one can boast
of q more extraordinary growth dur
ing the past nine months than that or
the United Brethren under the pas
toral charge OF Rev. II. Z. Graves. Its
first service as Il church was held
Christmas day. 1910. and It now num-
beers 1876 members. has built its par
sonage and its nne, modern church.
which will be opened for its first SER
vice next Sunday, Oct. I.
With the enthusiastic generosity
that has marked its brief history 1t Is
to entertain iowa United Brethren
conference this week and already the
delegates are arriving In large num-
bers 1t ia expected that fully 500
visitors will attend this conference.
and probably the busiest man in Wa
terloo during the past week or ten
days, has been the efficient pastor.
Rev r. e. Graves. as he assisted by
committee from the church has ar
ranged details for the entertainment
of this large delegation The homes
of members have been offered FOR
lodging and breakfast. and dinners
and suppers will be served by the
ladies OF the church
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF GROW.
ING DENOMINATION coNvENEs
IN WATERLOO.
BISHOP WEEKLY, OF KANSAS
CITY, is PRESIDING
D Dedication Of Now Church Next Sun
day to Be the Big Feature-Dr. W..
l. Bunser, of Ohio, Forwarding Men
and Religion Movement-Bishop Con-
ducts Communion Service.

Waterloo, Sept. 27--The annual Iowa
state conference of the United Breth-
rem church began in Waterloo today.
preceded by the meeting of its execu-
tive board last evening in the new
First United Brethren church, corner
Fourth and Allen streets, where also
the session of the conference will be
held.
Bishop Weekly, r. D., of Kansas City,
will be in charge of the conference
and he had charge of the opening SEES
sion this morning at 8 o'clock, leading
the devotions and following with an
address The days program included the
following features:
At 10 o'clock the superannuated and
licentrite ministers; at 1880. reports
of Presiding Elders +. w. Curtis and
Ira A. Holbrook: at II a. m. appoint
ment of special committees and trans
action Of miscellaneous business. In
the afternoon at 1880 Rev. J. ?. Wilson
conducted the devotions. At o'clock
Presiding Elder r. W. Curtis. d. D..
gave his annual message. His theme
was conditions. Problems and Pros
poets" At $50 Presiding Elder ira A.
Holbrook. D. D.. gave his annual mes
sage. plans and Problems At 3
o'clock communion service conducted
bv Bishop Weekly. At $3.50 p. m. re-
ports of pastors. miscellaneous bust
ness and closing exercises. At 100 p.
M. Otterbein Brotherhood meeting. w.
n Meyers, state brotherhood president,
presiding. Address by Rev. W. L.
Bunger. D. D.. Of Dayton, O. DR.. Bun
gers subject will be of the Men ana
Religion" movement. lie Is str"i's
man with a great message
The program turnout is attractive
and represents some OF the best tall
lent in the country during the session
which will continue thru this week
and until Sunday evening. closing with
ordination services. The feature of the
Sunday services will be the dedication
Of the new church edifice. just COM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Psrur, q Family Necessity.

Mrs Fillmore Barrett. $40 South Lin
coin street. Robinson, H.. writes: 7
Just want TO tell YOU what wonderful
medicine | have found Peruna to be In
my family. l have used II for years.
and I am sure 1t has saved me many
and many a doctor bill.
81 first used 1t myself and found 1t
cured me. Then my little girl was
cured OF dreadful case Of catarrh OF
the head
II always have a bottle OF Peruna
in my house. as I think 1t real neces-
sity where there is a family"
Colds and Catarrh.
Mrs. NJ F.. Jones. Burning Springs.
KY. writes: I'VE have been using Pc
runa for some time. and have no hest
fancy in recommending II for the 'one
thousand and one ailments OF human
ity No family should ever be without
It, for II Is an unfailing cure for colds.
and 1t is an excellent remedy to pre-
vent and relieve Group.
And to speak from standpoint of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
CHURCHMEN At NEWTON.
Annual Meeting Of Congregational
Churchas Oct, 8 and 4.

Churches Oct. 3 and 4.
Special to Times Republican
Newton. Sept 27.--The fifty ffth an
nual meeting of Congregational
churches and ministers will be held In
Newton Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct
3 and T. The program follows:
Tuesday, Oct. 8.
3:OO-Devotional exercises.
Address OF Welcome-For the city
Mayor O. c. Meredith: for the churches
Rev George E'ucriss: response by Kew
by Rev. II. T.. WiSsler.
3:3O-Organization and election OF
officers.
4:0O--Our association outlook, speak
ers. Revs p A. Johnson. F. G. Ayl-
more and ". NJ. Kennedy.
5:OO-Adjournment
1:3O-Song service, led by Ross NILS
Standardization sermon. Rev r. r
Marston.
Communion seryice-CelehrantS Rev
7 p. Atkins and Rev. c. W. Hemp
stead.
Offering for ministerial relief fund.
Wednesday, Oct. q.
9:00-The Needs of Our Young feo-
pie. Rev. Fl. II. Pittman.
1G:NO-Devotional. led by Rev. X. r
Lavender
11:OO-Reports from thee hurches'
1.3O~-I,cvotion and business
2:OO--The Message OF the Hour ReV
r. F. Main: discussion.
Women's Work, foreign. led by
Miss Bertha Fehleisen: home, led p!
Mrs w. E. Hough.
:00--T3ustneSS.
4:3O-Brotherhood work: speakers
John w. Gannaway and John f. Cross
7:3O-Ordination service of Rev. T.
p. Palmer. Of Gilman; sermon by Dr
Z. A Steiner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
Stone il Bladder Removed
Without SurgicalO Operation

In the spring Of 1904. I was confined
to my bed with kidney trouble and
thought that would never recover.
took lot Of medicine but did not real
!ze any benefit from anything. I finally
saw DR.. Kilmers Swamp Root adver-
tisement and sent for a sample bottle
and thought the sample bottle helpeo
mo, SO bought more OF the medicine
from my druggist, and after using
few bottles discharged very large
stone from my bladder.
After passing this stone my health
was very much improved and nave
been able to continue my business
without any serious sickness.
J, L. KNOWLES,
Headland, Ala
Personally appeared before me this
sth day OF September. 1909, J. Lotus
knowles who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the same
is true in substance and in fact.
J. w. WHIDDON,
Notary Public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
FATAL QUARREL At CLINTON.
Restaurant Keeper Shoots Railway
Grader Who Starte Trouble.

Grader Who Starte Trouble.
Charlton, Sept. 27.-Following a
series of fights here yesterday after
| noon Mike Lane, a member Of a gang
Of graders here, was probably fatally
shot by Sam Goldwater. proprietor of
restaurant. Lane is in Mercy hos
pital here and little hope is entertained
| Of his recovery.
| Lane, who is known among his fell
| lows as Denver Breeze, was a member
of a gang of railroad graders who have
been working near town. Most of them
have boarded at the Goldwater restau-
| rant. Trouble between members Of the
gang has cropped out occasionally. 1t
developed yesterday in fight in the
restaurant Lane was elected by the
owner. When he gained the outside of
the restaurant he picked up a stone
and hurled 1t thru the window. Gold
water picked up a revolver from the
desk and following his victim outside
shot at him three or four times. One
shot struck Lane just beOlw the ear, in
| flicting a slight wound, while another
entered the body, infiicting probable
fatal wound.
| GoldWater was arraigned before a
local justice and was held to the grand
jury under $1,000 bond. This was fur
nished by Cotton & Matthews, con-
\ tractors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-27
BOY Roes PosToFFIcE.
Abba Youth Steals Package Contain
ina 1886 From Mailino Box

ing So,fSo FROM "AtIIn9 box.
Abba, Sept. 27.-Three thousand four
hundred and ninety-six dollars In
checks. drafts, ETC., were extracted from
the pOstoffice thru the large mailing
aperture by Warren Marquett, the 49,
year-old son Of J. W. Marquett, late
Saturday evening. When the loss be-
came known, suspicion was fixed upon
the boy on account of previous &C
tons Of his in and about the office. He
was arrested by Sheriff w. B. Griffin
and Officer Webb and taken to the
county Jail. After thorough grilling
by the sheriff the boy confessed to the
theft and also to previous ones
amounting to nearly $4,000. The pack
age had just been mailed by an Off
cial Of the First National Bank.
A telegram was sent to the inspector
in ST. Louis and the boy will be held
until the arrival Of the inspector from
Burlington. Young Mraquett. accord
ing to his own confession has been
working the combinations on the post
office boxes the past month. All the
money IN the package was recovered
with the exception of q $500 draft. He
could give no account Of the loss. He
has always had very unsavory rep
utation and has been held on several
minor misdemeanors heretofore.