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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
PEACHES ARE COMING.
Texas Crop Said to ee Fine and First
Shipments Ar Expected to Arrive
First Of Next Week.

The Oppice Fruit Company is in re-
ceipt Of advices Of shipment Of Ell
berta peaches The crop has never
been better or the conditions more
nearly correct. The peach crop in
can peaches will have to can them
earlier than usual this year. Now is
the time to get out the cans and get
them ready so that you can get right at
it when the crop arrives.
The Oppice Fruit Company has ar
ranged for two cars daily and they Will
begin to arrive the first Of next week
anu will come for about ten days.
Early canning II advised
OPPICE FRUIT COMPANY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
YOUNG MEETS COUNCILS

Representation Of Public Utilities
Concern Here Today.
j. c. Young, superintendent Of the
electric lighting business Of the Cedar
Rapids grantees Of the local public
utilities. was In the city this morning.
being on his way to Quarry, LeGrand
and Montour. on business. Mr.. Young
is looking after the power and lighting
interests of the concern, with reference
to furnishing both of the small towns
east of here. When he left here he
expected to meet the councils Of both
LeGrand and Quarry soma time this
afternoon and evening. Mr.. Young
said that in all probability franchise
would be asked in both places.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
I, the Police Court.

Attorneys for II. c. Ruthford, VINO
was arrested at Brooklyn on . chasge
OF larceny filed by L. e. Herrick. OF
south Of Lamoille, took . change OF
venue from Justice Hiiiarfs ccuFt
"wednesday Afternoon. to Justice Peek'o
court. There . demurrer was hJed -
Ru.hfcrde lawyers to the Complaint
filed AGAINST their client. Justice Peek
took time to rule on the demurrer -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11

Mr.. Kickham was bachelor, but -
survived BY three brothers and two SIS
tiers. They are George A. Kirkham. Of
Diagonal; r. Kirkham, member In
the national soldiers homo at Leaven-
worth, Kan; wv. r Kirkham. of KAN
sas City, Kan; !, Mrs. Harriet Singleton.
of Oklahoma City, Okla: and Mrs.
Mary Shidler, Of Mount Ayr.
The body will be sent to Mount Ayr
for burial. leaving at $50 this eve
ming.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11

0fiss. Flora Baily was hostess Tues
day afternoon 70 . company o. ladies.
including relatives and sirl friends at
. lconundrum luncheon In honor Of her
cousin. Miss Edna Durham. OF CO.
lumbus. O. a conundrum was given
the guests ~ they arrived. and Mrs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
Albion cHAuTAuoUA.
assembly Rsk. Saturday, Js,y II
1 and Ends Thursday, July 10.

and Ends Thursday, July 10.
Z Lovers Of good. wholesome enter
tainment should take advantage OF the
Albion chautauqua. which begins on
Saturday. July, and ends on the eve
nins Of Thursday, July IS. Season ad-
mission ticket4 sif taken before Sat-
urday will be Sold for 81. If not taken
until after the chautauqua begins. the
nrice will be 1925 Single admissions.
% cents. Refreshment stand and
round on the grounds. Com
mittee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
FOR BRAIN FAC

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Recommended for relief OF tired
nerves. brain fag and headache follow
ing mental strain or oyerwork
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
ATTENTION CHURCH PEOPLE!

"Ths Holy City" LYRIC Tenieht-1wo
thousand Fest Moving Pictures.
The American passion play. rever-
ent in representation. approved by the
clergy. profound in power for the good
An inspired vision founded on the
beautiful American hymn. A sensa-
tional and magnificent portrayal of the
most wonderful story Of history. Ad-
mission only cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
soIdiers' Home Concert.

The following program will be given
hy the soldiers home band on the lawn
in frcnt OF the main building this eve
ming:
March. 1.-THE Tempest" $500. Graffula
Overture, "Juber' ..............W eper
Duet. woodland Whispers. .Losey
Messrs. Gageby and Fosdick
DESCRIPTIVE. THE Hunting Scene.
Bucalossi
Selection. "Humoresaue' 49,. .Dvorak
Fantasia, "An American Abroad"....
Bratton
March. "Rasiner' ....... Carleton
National Air.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
R,nccoLD VETERAN DEAD.
Orlando kirkham, Of Diagonal, Dies 1t
Soidiara' Aoma

Orlando Kirkham. of Diagonal. Ring
gold county. member OF the soldiers
home since Nov. 81, 1905. died at $50
Wednesday evening Of valvular disease
Of the heart. Mr.. Kirkham was ma
tive Of Seneca county, Ohio, where he
was born Feb. 10. 1872. He enlisted
in Company D, Eighth lows cavalry.
July %. 1853, at Mount Ayr. and was
discharged Aug. -. 1855, At Macon. O..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
The City in Brief
Holy City" Lyric tonight.

Holy CITY," Lyric tonight.
Expert on repairing. Hodges.
1saacson delivers meat. Phone 1911.
DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
The most Of the best for the least is
Isaacson's motto. Phone 13l.
Dr.. Ralph Keyser. physician and sur
geon, over Mcbride 4 Will drug store.
Isaacson will have a special sale on
hams, bacon and Lard for Friday and
Saturday only. phone 131.
The Tirzah Aid Society will meet
with Mrs E. A. Crandan, 515 South
Third street. Friday afternoon.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist .church will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. A.
Kinnan. sos West Main street
For sale-My seven-room modern
residence at 20s South Second street.
FIJI lot. fenced for poultry, plenty Of
fruit. All in good repair. Call at above
number or address W. II. Wilson, care
Times Republican.
A. n. Nehring, an NJ. & St. L con-
ductor. who has been running on the
Story City branch for a few years, has
been transferred to tho freight run be-
tween this city and Algona by the way
Of Hampton and the Algona banch. Mr..
Nehring will continue to live in this
city.
Complimentary to Miss Blanche Nc
DoWell. Of Topeka, Kan, and to Miss
Anna Glismer. Of Winterset, who are
guests in this city. the girls Of the
Merry Hearts Sunday school class Of
the Methodist church gave a picnic
Wednesday evening at Cottage Grove
park. A delicious supper was enjoyed.
and the evening was spent at the park
and in boating
A happy reunion Of the Willing
Workers Aid Society Of Vienna town
ship. was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Ed Sell
!ers. three miles north Of Green Noun
tain. the Same place where the society
was organised nineteen years ago. The
members. their families. and invited
friends. to the total number Of seventy
1--WE. participated. in the affair. The
afternoon was spent n a social way.
and indulging in "reminiscences, and a
short program Of music was enjoyed.
A roll was called Of the members. and
letters from several Of those who could
not be present were real. At 5 o'clock
Ia light lunch was served. the ladies
Of the south division. OF which Mrs.
j. B. Ciassen Is chairman, acting as
hostesses with Mrs. Sellers. The soci
ETY. Is still active, but at the reunion
were many who have not been attend
ing for some time, also those who have
moved away and are back in the neigh
borhood on visits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11

The Tirzah Aid Society will meet
with Mrs E. A. Crandall, SIS South
Third street, Friday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11

The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist .church will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. A.
Kinnan. sos West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11

Isaacson will have q special sale on
hams, bacon and Lard for Friday and
Saturday only. Phone 131.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11

For Sale-My seven-room modern
residence at 20s South Second street.
FIJI lot. fenced for poultry. plenty of
fruit All in good repair Call at above
number or address W. II. Wilson. care
Times Republican
The evening world., 1912-02-28

cts and pulled oai $50. several of the
bills were smcared with dark bimson
stains. Cooper was ordered to strip of
his coat and vest. There were blood
stains on his shirt and undcrshirt.
Now 1t won't do you a bit OF pood to
STALL SAID Capt. Tunney. We've got
you cold. Now, why did you do this?"
The negro broke down and confessed.
He even told in detail how he had spent
the $5 of the stolen money. He told his
story without any show OF feeling. He
had expected that the gas would slay
and that he would never be suspected II
he only came bach to work.
When he reached Inspector Hughes's
Office at Police Headquarters the pris-
oner added to the statement he had
already made that to-day was his birth
day. and that the chief motive for the
robbery was to get money with which
10 celebrate. He showed a letter re-
celved yesterday from his mother in
which she spoke OF his birthday and
praised him for sticking to his work and
leading an honest life. AS no showed
this letter he broke down and wept.
After Dr. Il. IT,. Camp )ell had taken
charge OF Mrs. Huebenor and had sum-
moned two nurses to aid him the NOR
ally injured woman recovered conscious
ness for a few moments and mumbied
that she had begged Cooper not to kill
her. and that he had replied:
II want money and | will have to kill
you"
The evening world., 1912-02-28
REScUES THE BABY AND THE
DOG IN ROWBOAT.

II happened that n rigger in a rowboat
was at work h.tween the pier and the
stern of the Occana repairing some lines.
Mr.. Lindsay shouted to him to 20 out
and get the baby md the dog. The
boatman vas lucky enough to encounter
clear water at the moment and with
powerful strokes he headed for the cake
of Ice M It's helpless passenger.
In "A couple Of minutes he was along
side and had rescued the baby and the
clothes basket. Then he pulled Bunch
aboard and the dog. although almost
helpless from cold, leaped on the baby
and licked his tcar-stained face. In his
appreciation OF the rescue Bunch almost
wriggled himself out Of the rowboat "A
couple Of times before the boatman got
his cargo ashore
Willie Blake had not been hurt by his
sensational fall. HIS mother clasped
him to her breast with one hand and
dragged the clothes basket with the
other as she walked down the pier to
the canal boat Mary Ann. Beside her.
leaping and barking. romped the drip
ping Bunch, scattering water over all
| observers and carrying In his dog mind
only the fact that Little Willie was
safe.
The evening world., 1912-02-28
CHARLESTON WINNERS

FIRST RACE.-Two-ycar-olds; purse
$3.50: Niles. three m ~ half furlongs
-Spirella. rs tGoose). . to .. 7 to 10
and ! 70 .. first: Ella Crane. 10 UDav-
enport). IL to /. 3 to I Inc even. sec
ond: E%theiburg "a. liz Okenncdy). I
to I. 9 to . and ! TO .. third. Tins.
o.lt 2-5. Lady Anna. Alice Ice, Star
Of Danube and Garden OF Allah also
ran and finished "a named.
SECOND RACE - Three = year = olds
purse. $500. conditions; Ave and u half
furiongs.->sleeth, IL tkqerncr). 4: to 2.
t0oose). 2 to 5 aud out. second Jim
Milton. Ii2 tObert). q to I. 10 IN ! and
8 10 :. third. Time. I1s. Cashln. Grace
Nc. and Hughic Quinn also ran AMI
finished al named.
THIRD RACE-Thrre and four year
oks; purse 800: conditions; five ami u
hak fnrlongs.-Joe Stein. lO' ,Goosol. ~
u I. even and Q TO .. first. Martin w.
LAttioton, l1 (wilson,. , to .. . to 3 and
u 20 second: Charley Brown, o
tSteeie) IL 20 ], 8 to l and s 10 :, Third.
Time. 10 e-5. Hearthstonc. Leopold.
Capsizq hlso ran and finished a. named
FOUqf T,cE-Isle Of Palms. SELL
Ing; tAvee. ycs. -olds ana upward. purse
$4,000 Guaranteed; one mile -Cspltar
Hravo.iR MARTIN. 10 TO /. : TO . and
Z 20 b.iNrst; Wood Dove. 90 ChmbroHol.
Is 10 ~ TO l and 6 to 5. second; Jack
Denmak 1@ Hopkins). . 10 g. Ca
snAaux third. Time-l.S 10. CAPTAIN
AAAnpd Wood Dove added starters.
q 5hn Furlong. Golden Butterfly and Miss
\ pnafYHfso ran and finished az named.
The evening world., 1912-02-28
PANIC At "FiRE" CRY
IN BROADWAY BUILDING.
Five Hundred Girls Rush Wildly
From Factories, but None
Is Injured.

Five hundred girls ana women en-
pioyed by firms IN tho large building At
Nos. t2 and ~ Broadway forge, all
about fire drin and everything else cN-
cept their own skins when n man
dashed into the muslin underwear manu-
factory of Gutunn Brothers. IN the
sixth foor and cried;
"Tgrc! The buildings on rre' Get
OUT
There was a little fire between the
NTH and sixth floors and IN an instant
the building was In n panic. The girls
from 0utman's ana other factories made
Q wild rush for the stairways TO Broad
way and Crosby street. and II II n
wonder hat no one was injured.
Three young womcn tainted and were
carried to the street.
When engines arrived Broadway ami
Crosby street were Jammcd with ~
crowd. but reserves from The Mulberry
street station hurried the frightened
girls into ~neighboring stores and
cleared the STREETS. Bum" the precinct
dog. hit a small boy on the seat OF the
trousers n the police say the hoy
IL summing yet.
Automat TIC sprinklcrs held the fire
10 check.
The evening world., 1912-02-28

hope Of making cases against any OF
these outsiders on account OF the di'h-
Guilty In showing their actual criminal
connection with the plot.
II 10 the plan of the police to arrsign
the We men now under arrest In tho
Tombs Police Court tomorrow.
They are charged with assault and
robbery and are held In default OF bonds
Of sl5.0 co each. Annie Han, known as
"Annie the Svede". Myrtle Hoyt. and
Rosie Levy, the three women from
whom the first clues were obtained. arc
held a. material witnesses. though tho
charge Of being accessories after the
fact has been added in order TO Tx
higher bail han the court could have
required from witnesses. 1t ls an open
secret tina tho officials do not expect
70 hold the women.
While the police are positive that the
man held In Memphis IL Splaine. the
prisoner there. according to telcgrams
received to-day denies that IL his name
and says he knows nothing OF the taxi
cab robbery. lie insists that his name
10 Frank J.. Ford.
oo11. On his finger was a big diamond
ring. The prisoner said he a saved
the money and that none OF II had
place in the New York robbery. Both
he and Keefe said they we're on their
way 20 an Arkansas resort for their
health.
The evening world., 1912-02-28
THE eRloANDs THERE TO SEE
JOB PUT THROUGH"

These three were known us the Brig
ands' a1d always carried loaded TO-
volycys I had no previous idea .hty
were TO participate IN thc lGolr.
"Mattr1, a blond, goul-iloblng 'ellow,
Who Us sa.i 10 lee 81 daspp ate gun man,
r.ua. kcd / Win Crndh any ono thai
falls h 10 through with his job-any
OF YOU feliers whO quit win he killed. |
don't want ans money out OF this. bat |
am here to see that this job goes
through We said 10 more 10 them.
They w1llCi away and later ! saw
Mat,,o In r. doorway near the scene OF
tho robbery,
ION schedule time Mantanls machine
was seen coming 70? TIE street at a
slow ,os and Dutch raised his hat,
which was the agreed signal for US TO
get ready
"fng,ish was supposed T. get IN front
OF the tax and stdll, IN order that Mon
TAM would have "A chance to slow down
Montani came almost TO a halt beside
English and Instantly Dutch ana Splain,
opened the tax doors on their re-
srcct!Vc SIDES and jumped IN. The hid
slammed tn i4pv after Dutch ans
English, then ! slammed the door ate
splaine and jumped on the seat will
Montani.
SAYS MONTANA HAD TO CoAct
HIM IN PART.
"Aon,ani Immediately put on ful
The evening world., 1912-02-28
DOCTORS FAILED AGAIN.
TIE GREAT KIDNEY
REMEDY SAVED her.

am now in very fine condition, thanks
to your medicine, DIR. kilmer's swamp
Root. Ten years ago | was taken with
kidney and liver troublesandit becoming
very severe | started to take different
medicines supposed to cur these diseases
and also doctOrcd with well known ply
sicians. but nothing seemed to help or
cure me and all the time ! was failing
very fast until ! became confined to my
bed. One day l received a sample d!
Swamp-ltoot and noticed an improve
ment Immediately after taking same. /
then bought n fifty cent bottle and the
improvement was SO wonderful that !
continued taking Swamp-Root until o
lam in such fine condition that'l am run
ming a rooming house with notion store
in connection. | highly recommend DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root to any n having
kidney or liver trouble in any Of its
various forms.
Yours truly.
MRS. MANDA SHEETS.
9O5 Market Street, Sandusky, Ohio.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this aith day Of October. l9ll.
Alvin y. Bichl,
Notary Public in and for
Erie County, Ohio.
The evening world., 1912-02-28
LOOKED OVER GROUND AND
THEN MADE PLANS.

I'VE didn't zee Montani, but We went
all over the route. both ways. hat Jess
said the chauffeur always took.
"The next thing that came through
~ eS u plan by Montani himself. which
Jess submitted. Jess had a plan. too,
ANA % did Gene ana Dutch. But I
dldnt submit ANY. feeling I wasn't quite
up to the tAinS. Then every night we
talked II over. planning the gcta way
AMI how the money snould be split and
how 10 prevent an cutlery ana SO ON,
The SUNDAY nlght before the robbery
We all drew up the plan that was after
ward carried out. Tuesday night Jess
said that as MoHtani hadn't made any
up lat day nc would probably aave a
bis !oad u money thursday, and We
agreed that would bc the day.
Thursday morning We met at pulch,s
room. Then we eplit IN pairs. Jess and
Spiainc leading tue way. and Walked
SiAth avenue "a far as Thompson
street. where a building was pointed out
30 US whcro We We're to gather after
the Job divide the money.
Jess left us there. He said that Mon
TAM expected Ia Ice arrested. and IL they
could connect him with Montani the
police no doubt would nnd out that they
Were old friends. Jess left us and we
continued on o way downtown.
We walked In twos. following the
elevated railroad Town TO Rector stree,
1t was q little early and We wen, into
q cafe and got IL drink. There. much
20 our surprise, we met three NOR,
friends OF Jess, They we're Matteo and
PAU, s"a one whose name ! did no.
The evening world., 1912-02-28
BABY ON ICE CAKE
ADR|FT|N HUDSON
IS SAVED BY DOG
CONTINUED from First Pags.)

broom In her hand. lie rushed to the
side Of the boat and plunged into the
river and then the mother saw that her
little baby was missing.
BY that time the cake of Ice had
worked around to the stern OF the Mary
Ann and was moving up the river. Mrs.
Blake looked overheard and saw her
baby lying on the Ice with the clothes
bn stct half covering him and Bunch
desperately struggling to climb out OF
the water and join the baby.
No one appeared to pay any attention
to Mrs. Blase's ear and the bark
Ing Of tho dog. The frantic mother
started ashore over the long line of
canal boats and reached the bulkhead
end OF the pier to encounter Walter
Lindsay, general manager OF the Bor-
muda Atlantic Line. as he was about
to board the Occana.
MY baby Is In the river" cried Mrs.
Blake.
Mr.. Lindsay ran to the deck Of the
Occana and aft, followed by the hys-
terical mather. Half the boats length
out In the river he saw the baby on
the cake Of Ice. with the black head
Of Bunch showing In the water. close
The evening world., 1912-02-28
ATTACKS WOMAN,
R0BSF TURNS
ON GAS TO KILL
Continued from First Page.)

rang the bell. He doubled up his big
knotted fist and held it behind him.
AS the old lady opened the door. he
let go. striking her in the face and hurl-
ing her back against the wall OF the
narrow hallway. Then he reached in
with his other hand and choked her as
she sought 90 scream.
wriggling his body through the door,
way, he shut the door after him and
continued his horribly brutal attack on
the aged widow. She did not lose con-
sciousness and she struggled desperately
u scream, SO the negro continued to
hammer her with his fists.
When at last he had REDUCED his VIC
tim to Inconsistencies, he dragged her
to the bathroom. This lone he ram
sacked the fiat for money. II was only
money he wanted and when he found
S65 in a bureau drawer his robbery was
completed.
Looking into the door OF the bathroom
as he was about TO leave, the negro saw
that the old woman's body was quivering
vita signs of life. In his own confes.
sion he declared he lifted her by the
throat and hammered her again with
his fists until sne gave no signs Of life.
TURNED ON GAS IN EVERY
,, ROOM.
Then he turned on the gas in the
ba.hroo.l. and when It seemed to him
| that only a meagrc supply escaped he
journeyed through the fiat. turning on
| the gas in every room. Once more he
| returned 10 the bathroom. washed his
ln,Jo S,rlfal hts victim IN SOC II ghp
| moved, ard fed.
II was shortly before midnight wh2n
Mrs. Ellen Brady. who occupied the fiat
above that OF Mrs. IIuebenor. smeiled
gas. She traced 1t to q window whica
was open on an alrshaft. 1t seemed TO
! be coming straight up the shaft. Mrs.
Brady ~telephoned to Mrs. Margaret Kill
| duff, owner of the building. who lives
In one OF the lower floor apartments.
Mrs. kilduff threw on a hathrobe and
went UPSTAIRS, When she game to the
door of the Heubenor apartment she
smellcd gas fairly pulling through the
| cracks. She summoned her janitor and
| ordered the night operator to telephone
| for the police. The door of the Nat was
| forced and the crime discovered.
Capt. Tunney of the West one Hun
dred and Twenty-fifth street station
and Detective-Sergeants Hawkins. RAN
dolph, Thompson ana Monroe rushed up
to the Riviera apartments. When they
saw what had happened more policemen
were mmone TIE night elevate
operators were questioned and detectives
were sent out to round w tho day
foi &C and all their friends.
Cooper was not found at his home. He
was due to return to work at s O'Clock
and he was not a minute lac. Capt.
Tunney and the four ,'e'ectlve ser
geants met hir" as he came in and LED
him down to the janltor's apartments
The first question asked him was;
How much money have you got"
''Fiftden dollars" he replied. lie die
no. show any fear or any emotion.
MONEY IN HIS POCKET STAINEC
WITH BLOOD.
The detectives went through his peck
The evening world., 1912-02-28
BRITISH
REEF & BONE

b.rn anonymous with good health. .vigor.
crest carriage. good eomplexinn. bright
mast three months We have seen the elderly
man. the young man and woman and the
Vigorous BY the use OF British Beef y Bone
Tonic. T.
,lsasnnt surprise; "HOw we'll YOU ARE look
imx!" do you, want 70 hear II said, o! soui::
nssRa1iTnISi, BEEF & TOSE TONiC. "IGuann-
iced under the Pure Food laws. ~. per
hot, Accept no substitute. Ask your drug
X. u. ADAMS CO.
la2 East o5th st., New York City.
Tel. 11OU Mad. Su.
The evening world., 1912-02-28
WALL Street.

Decided Improvement was manifested
- the stock market to-day. Accom-
panied by increased activity. prices of
mnny standard securities rose from =
'te ia points. The best trading o.
tie session was reserved FOR the ilnal
hour. when on n burst OF strength the
liet advanced to the highest OF the day
at closing time. A few OF the heaviest
saline were recorded as follows; Read.
tng. 2l-4; Steel, Ia; Union Pacific,
ait: American Smelling. i-2. and
Copper. ! Ia points,
The buying de mand for stocks in
creased perceptlbly IN the afternoon,
n rnany OF the leading shares ad'
vanced with alacrity.