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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-20
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AFTER EACH HOUR
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0 minutes earlier from Naval Academy gate.
qminutea earlier from Governors Mansion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16

3oyed . hne patronaes Tor several years
past when owned by non-residenks. and
now that It has become tho property
Of local men and can have their per.
soma latten<lon and management, It Is
likely that tho business will still further
Increase.
This creamery was first known a.
the Gurler-Barth Creamery, and later
became known as the Hampton Cream.
cry Company. with Mr.. H. L. Tanner
as local manager. and under his ef-
flcient management the business has
grown until 1t ranks we'll up among the
most important enterprises Of the city.
Among the Hampton men who are in
terested in the purchase Of this prop
erty are N. A. Inglts. T. w. Purcell. c..
F. Showalter. d. w. Parks and H. L..
Tanner. the after OF whom has had
active management Of the plant for a
year or more, and he will be continued
in that capacity. He is an experienced
creamery man and has proven his abil-
ity in that line.
It Is announced that stock company
will be organized made up largely OF
local parties, and that the enterprise
will hereafter be Hampton institu-
ton in fact as we'll as in name.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
Southern Io1ua Items

Harvard. Neb.: Thomas l., Of Victoria.
Tex. and Mrs. Kate Van Hook. OF
Charlton. Both are active and faithful
members of, the NJ r. church. They are
enjoying. good health and bid fair to
celebrate several more anniversaries.
Davenport.
When six OF the eleven Austrian ar
rested two weeks ago for participating
in the shooting and cutting affair
which occurred at the corner Of Second
and Rock Island streets, entered pleas
Of guilty to tho charge Of being par
ties to an affray, sentences of thirty
days each were imposed upon them by
the presiding Justice. Phil Daum. The
defendants, in all numbering eleven.
secured attorneys to defend them. Four
OF the men were charged with assault
with intent to commit murder. which
charges carries with 1t a maximum
sentence of thirty years in the peniten-
tiary. Before the trial this charge was
dismissed and that OF participating in
an ARRAY was substituted and on this
count the men pleaded guilty.
Lost Nation.
AS members Of the Christensen or
chestra and Ralph NJ Gable were re-
turning from dance at Toronto to
their home In this city the team which
they were driving became frightened
while passing another team and run
ming away. threw the occupants of the
carriage into the road. Louis Chris
tensen, who was driving. sustained Sc
we're bruises. BARRIE Greasy. who was
riding with Louis in the front seat. was
thrown upon the latter and was but
slightly bruised. r. NJ. Gable was seri-
ously injured. his face, hands and fore
head being badly cut. Harry Rutten-
beck. who alighted upon the bass drum.
suffered no injury. Mr.. Gable was
carried to his home here and a Ciin-
ton specialist called to examine his
eye, which was badly cut. He was I'M
conscious for several hours following
the accident and still is in a serious
condition
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16

road In this direction for their object.
have been made in previous years. but
none OF them ever got beyond the pro-
motors desk until the present plan
which was submitted to local mon sew
eral months ago aud Is now looked up
on a. = settled fact In oil but the work
ing out Of the final details.
It was Mt first planned 20 go by way
OF La Porte and Dysart but all plans
are now being made with view 10 go
ing by way OF Eagle Center and Tama-
The road will be Of the heaviest type
and will be constructed witr a view
to carrying heavy freight business as
we'll as .interurban passenger service.
A Connecting Link.
The Waterloo Oskaloosa 4 Southern
will give Waterloo connections with the
Rock Island, Burlington. Northwestern.
Iowa Central and Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul railroads and will be tho
only north and south line running thru
the section. giving thousands OF farm
ers. dairymen and stock raisers an out
let for their products for which they
have hoped, and prayed for years.
While the construction of this road
and after the completion OF the pro-
posed line to Cedar Rapids. this city
will become the heart and center or
one OF the most complete railroad sys-
TENS enjoyed by any city In the state.
Waterloo will become the trading place
for thousands OF the richest farm own
ers of Iowa and will be brought within
halling distance OF the coal mines which
alone means a saving OF millions to her
every year.
A bond has been filed by the pro-
motors of the road which will secure
to Waterlooans every dollar they invest
and also guarantee that the line VIII he
In operation within eighteen months.
This was required by the local men
who are Interested. before the matter
was considered. and additional REFER
ences and securities have been pronered
by the company to add to the general
confidence Of the communities thru
which the road will pass
A committee of Tann business men
were in the city recently as were sew
eral Of the heavy stockholders In the
Iowa Traction and the result OF the
conference between the committees and
Waterloo bankers and manufacturers
will mean an early start In the work
of construction The bonds which were
sold to finance the southern division.
have been disposed OF In the east and
II is probable that the northern d.
vision will be financed in the same way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
soNpS FOR WArERLoo.oskA.
LoosA LINE HAVE BEEN AP.
PROVED ~ PURCHASERS.
WORK 70 be BEGUN
EARLY IN THE SPRING
Bond Filed by Promoters Guarantssing
That Road Will Be In Operation
Within Eighteen Months-WiIl Pass
Thru Tama and Connect With Five
Other Limos.

Waterloo. Feb. 16.-With the ap-
building Of the southern division, the
Waterloo. Oskaloosa & Southern rail-
road has passed from the formulative
to the actual working stage; from the,
list of Waterloo's possibilities to the
catalog of probabilities, and dirt will be
flying on thes outh end as soon as
weather permits.
Passing thru the richest section of
the state, it will connect with practical
~ every road now operating in the
state of Iowa, and open up untold COM
mercia; possibilities for Waterloo and
every town and city on the route. The
southern division, from Tama to Oska-
loosa, will be the scene of survey and
track laying operations early in the
spring. The people of the section have
enthusiastically donated the right Of
way and are eagerly awaiting the COM
ing of the first car. which will in all
probability be in operation within the
present year.
Actual Construction to Begin.
The promoters at the OslSaloosa end
of the road are said to be the princi-
pal stockholders in the Iowa Traction
Company Of that city and having thru
the sale OF bonds secured sufficient
money for the preliminary work. they
will at once begin ten actual construc-
ton of the road with eventually is to
have it's northern terminal in Waterloo.
Local capitalists arc making every eff
fort to finance the north end Of the line
in order that the work may also be-
gin north from Tama and south from
Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
NOTES FROM THOMPSON.
Close Of Seasons Lecture Course :
Shower For Miss Hanson.
ecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-RepubIican
Thompson. Feb. 16. Mr.. Robert
Kemple gave his lecture gifts and Mis-
fits" Tuesday evening. before full
house Mr. Kemple has made his third
appearance here within the last three
years as n member Of the lecture course.
This number concluded our lecture
course for this year.
A linen shower was given 10 Miss
Hilda Hansen. OF. Forest City. Monday
evening. at the home OF her brother.
Prof. F. T. Hansen. Miss Hansen was
q teacher in our public schools last
year. She is to be married in the near
future to Mr.. Joseph Bell. of harrisburg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
RIVER STILL RAMPANT.

Much Damage Being Done by High
Water in Johnson County.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. 16.-The Iowa river
continues to be on a rampage" at and
near Iowa City. Stock has been
drowned, bridges washed out. gardens
inundated and boats washed away. The
Fitzgerald boat mandatory was under
mined and all but dropped into the
river. The city park II under water
Ice gorges are imperilfins bridges. and
the Iowa Ctty-Cedar Rapids Interurban
Railway Company Is using dynamite to
shatter one gorge in order to save a
bridge at Coufals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
p.tr;cide .k:odeI" Citizen.

storm Lake, Feb 16.-Fefx Forbaul
has been found guilty OF manslaushter
and sentenced to the pententiary for
life by jury at Chippewa Falls. Wis.
Forbaul murdered his father tn Au-
gust, 1905. He lived In this county
since the act. under tho false name OF
John Compton. and was model citizen
with many friends. He was suspected
OF the crime and arrested last July.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
UNANIMOUS FOR SEWERAGE.
Commercial Club and City Council Of
Nevada Stand Together.


Nevada Stand Together.
Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Feb. 16.-At mass meeting
held In the parlors OF the Nevada Com-'
mercial Club upon the clubs invitation
a representative body Of Nevada elect
ors discussed the proposed sanitary
sewer proposition, as outlined by a
couple of members Of the city councils
special committee After considerable
discussion and a comprehensive ex-
PLANTATION of the plans and probable
cost. as now proposed by the council
and upon which they intend basing their
resolution OF necessity after the hear
ing early in March, a rising vote was
taken upon the proposition and the
body voted practically unanimously in
favor Of the proposed sewer, only three.
opposing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
Boy. Held For Stealing Tickets.

Special to Times Republican.
Logan. Feb 10 Roy Wyant and
Wesley Hansen. each II years OF age.
are now under arrest here and awaiting
a preliminary hearing for the alleged
offense OF robbing the ticket office at
the c. & n. w. station here Tuesday
evening.
The officers state that in the possess
sion OF each was found n missing ticket
and the remaining tickets missing. IN a
milk can near the railroad station.
The boys give their homes at Mis-
ROM Valley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
HAMPTON CREAMERY CHANGES.

Business Men Form Stock Company 70
Take Over Property.
Special TO es-Repubhcan.
Hampton, Feb 16.-Anuther Hampton
enterprise was launched here whom q
number Of business men Of this city
joined In tho purchase Of the creamery
at this place This creamery has en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
EMERGENCY OPERATION FATAL
pauohter Of Senator Wise. OF Black
Hawk County, Dies in Hospital.

Special to es-Republican.
Iowa City. Feb. 1e-Miss Nellie Wise.
Of Cedar Falls. Is dead in an Iowa City
hospital, blood poisoning having fol-
lowed a life-and-death operation. She
was 26 years Of age. and was daugh-
ter OF Hon Charles ID. Wise. who was
senator from Black Hawk county for
eight years. The body will be taken to
Cedar Falls for interment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
Little Invalid Made Happy.

Special to T1mes-Republtcan.
Logan. Feb. 16.-Members Of the diff
ferent Sunday schools of Logan bought
and presented an invalid's rolling chair
to little Miss Thelma Ring. of Logan,
yesterday. Miss Thelma has never been
able to walk but little. and doubtless no
other than she would appreciate the
gift 80 much a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16

Foley Kidney Pills are reliable
remedy for backache. rheumatism and
urinary Irregularities. They are tonic
in action. quick in results and afford
a prompt relief from all kidney dis
orders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16
A lady from California write,
IN s,,hstance - foiloxss:

lhsye beea usine year Wo1der
fai hair toQic for several uhonths
and It Iaet Lam now hloeeo4wlsha .
wonderful suitof hair that near.
urcs over y inches ID lsaeth; the;
braid 10 over 3 inoheD around.
Another iron New Jsesey:
After using Saxth kestso I
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16

This Great aalr.0row.
Ing remedy CA now be
he'd 1t al dsuesisss d thres s;sss.
a3c, soc and $500
DER bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-16

Many plans and projects having a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-20
M0T0RMAN SAYS HE
WAS MADE SCAPEG0AT

NEW YORK, Jan. '19-Albert Sea-
Srott. the motorman in charge of the
train which Knocked over a bumper and
indirectly caused tho disastrous explo
sion at the Grand Central station on
December 19. In which eleven people
were killed, has been discharged by the
New York Central railroad.
Officers OF the road say that the mo-
tormans dismissal was q matter of disci-
pline- Seagrott declares that he was
treated unfairly and made the scape-
goat of a disaster for which lie was not
directly responsible.
'I had been with the company sixteen
years. he said last night. and that was
dent"
He added that he knew nothing about
the broken pipe at the time OF the crash
and had done what lie thought right be-
fore reporting the matter 10 his su-
perlor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-20
SOUTH END T|NT|C
NEXT ACTIVE AREA
Vicinity of Lime and PorphysS
Contact Is Calling Out De-
veIOpment Money.

Just as the trend Of underground ac-
tivity in the Tintic district was encour-
aged toward the east few years ago,
or following the development of the Colo
RADIO orc channel, so is The inclination. at
the present. to the southwark by virtue
Of the results being achieved al the Iron
Blossom property. Students OF the sltu
alton predict the next boom area will be
towards the SOUTH at or near the point
whore the Godiva limestone comes into
contact with the porphyry.
The great mines of Tintic occur in this
limestone formation. and the lime zone
was developed from the outstsrt from a
point close TO one mile north of this
lime-porphyry contact. The result was
such mines as the Centennial Eureka,
Mammoth. Grand Central. Godiva. Euro
ka Hill and a dozen other propositions
on through to the Colorado and Iron
Blossom.
The more recent points OF developing
Tinttc have been confined south OF TINS
original starting point. yet located stu
north of the contact, and as work pro-
ceeds southwark The values have become
altered from silver and lead with only
occa sional lunches Of gold and some cop
per- 10 a strictly faithful grade Of gold
and silver ore, with some copper, but lit
tie or no lead. Witnesses of this recent
effort and results are such mines as the
Gold Chain. Opohonso and the south
wardly workings Of the Iron Blossom
II is this Zonc. therefore between the
old silver and lead producers and the
lime -porphyry contact that Tintlc au-
and exciting results during the coming
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-20
YOUTH WITH WANDERLUST
RECEIVES FATAL WOUND

FULTON, KY, Jan. 19-Frank Bau
com. who asserts that he is the son OF
William Baucom. wealthy resident OF
Seattle, Wash, was shot and probably
fatally wounded last night by Lee Car
the latter's place of business. 1t is
said that Carter had elected Baucom
from the restaurant and that the latter
was advancing toward Carter with an
omen knife when Carter fred. The bullet
struck Baucom in the abdomen His
prospects for recovery are considered
slight.
Baucom arrived in Fulton yesterday
afternoon and says he was en- route to
New Orleans. Carter was arrested.
Dispatches from Seattle say the
youths father owns sawmills He says
the lad chose vagabond 8 life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-20
CD ON WITH WEDDING
AFTER AUTO SMASHUP
Bridal Party in Wreck, but
Ceremony Is Merely Delayed
Few Minutes.

CHICAGO. Jan, 19.-An automobile
crash at Forty-seventh street and Drexel
boulevard. In which the bridegroom. his
less seriously injured. was not enough
TO prevent the marriage OF Dr. Frank
Shaffner to Miss Beatrice Well accord
Ing to schedule last night,
DR.. Shaffner his wedding suit torn
and dirty and several bruises showing
on his face. took the hand of his bride
and answered the questions put by the
minister. The injured best man limped
and WAS considerably mussed up, but
did duty as effectively as II he had not
been hurt.
The parents OF DR.. Shafrner had to
be propped up in chairs. but they gave
their blessings 10 the bride and groom
The Injured.
DR.. Philip Frank Shaffner. bruised.
Herman Shaffncr. father of the bride
groom, right leg broken and severe
scalp wound.
:, Mrs, Henry shaffner. mother of Dr.
Shaifner, right wrist broken. cut on head
and bruised on body.
Mrs Fannie Jockey. Mrs, shafrners
mother, bruised
Felix Trevellen; chauffeur. bruised.
Isaac King Baker. best man. scalp
AT DreXcl the machine swerved to
avoid collision with q car. but in taking
the opposite track the chauffeur failed
to see car approaching from behind.
caught between the two cars and
crushed
The bridal party was scattered about
Forty seventh street on both sides OF the
the party reached tho Well home on
time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-20
COLORADO NOT NEAR
END Of ITS ORES
Virgin Ground North of the
Sioux Affords a Good Ship
ping Tonnage.

People have the idea that the Colorado
Mining company has about exhausted its
silver and lead ore body. but the con-
trary is plainly evident TO anyone Wis
itnE the minc and looking al tho actual
conditions for himself" said Charles w
Reese. Thursday. few days ago Reese
went through the southernmost work
lngs OF the Colorado and. as conse-
quence. is able to give the actual un-
derground conditions.
Immediately north Of the Sioux Con
soidatcd linc. he stated, the Colorado
has a body Of orc ranging from 10 TO j.
sets in width, the average value OF when
Is So gold. 20 per cent lead. and forty
ounces si'vor, This body still continues
to the east. and that 1t promises a sun
more extended width Is apparently Ger
tain. for the Sioux management IS WORK
inG on tire same ore some distance east
and at q greater depth of twenty feet.
On the northern ond of the remaining
undeveloped territory or about 'oo lSel
25o-foor level the Colorado management
has big stope i'm the sllicious ores,
some fortv feet in width. and In TINS ST.
liclous rock occurs frequent and reason :
ably permanent bodies OF hig grade
shipping material. After leaving me
mine. Reese says a find OF rich lead ore
was reported at a point 100 to l5o iee'
north OF the Sioux. which is another ar
gument for expecting this entire un-
touched area 10 contain ore, me only
question that might he raised being as
10 the value of the same.
What looks especially promising 10 Wis
itors Is the Colorado shipping ore max
ing out TO the east the limits Of which
still remain unknown, II is within the
bounds OF reason that the Colorado COM
pauy Will succeed in securing as good a
contract for its siiclous ores as the
Iron Blossom company. thus securing an
increased income from this character OF
ore. OF which there Is GOOD tonnage
available.