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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
Captai, Hask;,, Of
Co. II. IL Living

All loubts as to whether Capt. c. H
Haskin, Of Company H, Thirteenth
Iowa infantry, was alive. have been
dispeiled by a letter received from
Captain Haskin by Justus Garfield. of
this city. Mr.. Garfield wrote to Cap
tain Haskin's last known address. 1O3
Second street, jackson. Mich. hoping
that he would find that the old cap
tain was still living. This proved to be
the fact.
Captain Haskins writes that he is
now 20 years old. and that his health
is not good He said that for four
years he had been failing, and for the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
MISS oUAlFE INTERESTED.
MarshaItown Woman Wfo HES Beer
Abroad Several Times, Anxious.


Abroad Several Times, Anxious.
Miss Fannie Quaife, high school
teacher of this city, who has spent
several summers abroad within recent
years, is deeply interested in the news
reports Of the wreck OF the Titanic. u
have been watching anxiously," said
Miss Quaife, for some report Of no"
fast the boat was travelling when she
struck the iceberg think you Will find
that she was running a. a very htSn
speed. One who has seen some Of the
big icebergs that are encountered u
ocean travel, will not marvel at how
the boat could have been wrecked cas-
lily, especially If she were going at high
speed. The magnitude o. the masses
OF ice is almost beyond conception tc
those who have not seen them
Miss Quaife says that without doubt
this disaster will affect very material
~ the White Star lines business dur
ing the next few years, despite the fact
that such an accident to one OF tha'
conlpany's boats might not happen
again in a lifetime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
Marion Township Notes.

Mrs. John Thomas. Of Albion. visited
over Sunday at Howard Nicholson's.
William Ives and wife visited over
Sunday at the E. W. Ives home.
Mrs. Richeson. Of Marshalltown. Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. Fike, at the old
peoples home Sunday.
Obert Guam. Of Marshalltown, ID
visiting at Oscar Anderson's.
Bernice Wheeler has been sick.
Mrs. Nellie Nicholson left Monday
for Belleville, Kan, to visit her sister.
Mrs. Kate Gooch, who has been sick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
BUYS NEW R,eHr-oF-wAv.
Milwaukee Purchasing Land for I'm
orovement Near Rhodes.

The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Railway Company, which is preparing
to straighten and double track its line
thru the county and both east and west
Of it, Is purchasing land Of farmers in
the southern part Of the county for
that purpose. Four deeds, transferring
10 the railroad strips and parcels OF
lands, were filed by the company Tues
day. The land was decided by Aaron
Nolta, Mary NJ Allen, S. II. Crawford
and George Chevill. All Of this land
lies between Melbourne and Rhodes
and it is not far distant from the COM
pany's present right of-way. In some
places the company is preparing to
abandon its old-right- of-way entirely
to eliminate curves.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

last six weeks his Ill health has forced
him to keep to the house. He added
that he was getting better and hoped
to be about soon. This news from the
captain Of Company H will be well
coined by the survivors Of his company,
which recently celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary Of the battle Of Shiloh.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
Democrat. 10 Select Ticket.

There will be democratic meeting
Friday, April 10. at p. m at the east
court room for the purpose Of select
ing a full democratic county ticket and
to attend to any other business that
may come before it. All democrats are
expected to attend George Herman,
county chairman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

den bravely. and is doing as well -
could be expected under the circum-
stances.
The tiny boy was laid to rest IN
Riverside at IL o'clock today. Rev. MT.
Westenberg conducting brief prayer
service at the grave.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
Want. Guardian for Old Lady.

Commandanr c. c. Horton has filed
an application in the district court for
the appointment OF Rev. Jesse Cole to
be temporary guardian Of Mrs. Malinda
Henry. a member Of the soldiers home.
Mrs Henry is a pensioner and the APP
plication says she is victim Of senile
debility
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
BROWN MADE MANAGER.
Succeeds Walter Hull in Charge
MujIin Store

Mu1Iin Store.
Lloyd D. Brown. of this city, for four
years, prior to six months ago. clerk
IN the George A. Mullin Company store.
Sc West Main street. was today check
ed in as manager Of the store by Nor
ris Sanford Of Cedar Rapids. general
.nanager Of the MuIlin business. Mr.
Brown succeeds Walter II. Hull as
mana ger Of the store here. Mr.. Hull
left Sunday for Saskatoon. Sask.,
where ne expects TO settle. For the past
six months Mr.. Brown has been en-
ploved as assistant cashier in the Lis
comb Savings Bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
SMITHS LOSE BABE.
illness Of Mother Causes Prom atur,
Birth Of Son.

IIInSS6 OF "OeH0T VNU3tS VT0m4SOFO
Birth Of Son.
A son. named for his father, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smith.
1O71a West Grant street, at st. Thomas
hospital at o'clock this morning. The
little fellow lived only four hours. but
long enough to make a place for him
self in the hearts of his parents tina,
can never be filled. Mrs. Smith was
compelled to submit 20 an emergency
operation for appendicitis Sunday
morning. and the illness of the moth
er was responsible for the premature
birth of her babe. Altho very weak
Mrs. Smith is bearing the double bur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

Mr. Myers. Of the old peoples homs,
has been sick.
Mrs. Eva Furnas. a former resident
Of this neighborhood,a left Monday fo1
Oregon to visit her daughter. From
there she will go to Reedby. CAL, to
keep house for her son Henry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
Card az rhanka.

/ wish in this manner to thank Rev.
Mr.. MCGEE and the Baptist ladies' aid
for the flowers sent me while at the
hospital Mrs Perry Bailey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
SEVER PIPE NON
BEING MADE HERE
NEW PLANT OF MARSHAlIroWN
COMPANY OPERATING AND
WARE IS BEING SHIPPED.
EXPERTS DECLARE WARE
VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLE

Of Country Visit City to Inspect
Plant, Which 10 Very Complete
Name "MarshaIItown" Appears on
Each Piece Of Ware.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
NotieA

Notice.
Dog house now ready. Dog catchera
will start business in q day 6r two. Get
busy and get your dog tags. NJ. Clark,
city marshal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
kEEvE PLEADS GUILTY.
Man Indicted for Burglary Changes
Plea Of Not Guilty.

William Reeve. who was arrested
and indicted for the burglary OF the L.
G. Berry grocery store on South Cen
ter street, withdrew his plea OF not
guilty In the district court TUESDAY
afternoon and pleaded guilty. Judge
Bradshaw will probably sentence Reeve
some day this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17
c.rd 81 ThanIke.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted us during the
sickness and death Of our. wife ana
mother and their many beautiful Moral
offerings during our bereavement
Fred Myers and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-17

READ THE T..R. WANT ADS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
ASKING HAIR WOOD
TO RECON SIDE R
Members of Council Agree tc
Vote for Him for Mayor
if He Will Accept.

Efforts are being made to induce
Colonel John 5. Harwood to reconsider
his determination not 10 be a cand.-
date :or the Office of Mayor Of Richmnd.
which is about to become vacant by
the resignation or D. c Richardson.
The effort at this time takes the form
OF a pledge signed by members OF the
city Council agreeing TO vote for
Colonel Harwood If he Will agree 10
accept the Office.
Alderman John j Mitchell ana
President Lee Peters. OF the Com
mon Council, arc leaders in this move
nent Ny Mitchell said last night
that he had secured . clear majority Of
members OF the incoming Common
Council 10 promise 10 vote for Colonel
Harwood He had not had time to
see the members OF the Board OF
Aldermen. but felt reasonably sure
he could secure a majority also Of
that body
Mr. Mitchell added that he thought If
the matter We're put up TO Colonel Har-
wood in this fashion. he would re-
consider
When seen last night. Colonel Har-
wood had not received copy OF the
pledge referred to, nor had he beoa
communicated with on the subject. He
could not, of course, answer a com
munication which nc had not received.
\ few days ago he announced that for
physical and business reasons he could
not and would not accept the Office or
MAYOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
POLICE COURT CASES
Hanson fined for Disorder In Park-Mur-
der Suspect Released.

Clarence Ransom. Il young white man,
was lined s. in the Police Court yes
terday morning on the charge OF be-
Ing 1isorderly in jefferson Park. He
was arrested by Policeman William
who testified that he addressed an un-
genuemanly remark 10 = young wo-
man who was passing
=. c Brad ey, colored, was sent TO
jail Tor ninety days to- stealing two
quarts Of whlskey from Louis Cor
reiri
On the charge os being disoraerly
and creating disturbance at 1920
West Gary Street. Walker Ford was
=. = Nesbitt & CO. was fined $40 for
obstrlctins fire plug at the corner
Of Eighth and Broad Streets
FOR recklessly driving u horse IN the
streets, John Melton was fined SO
and placed under security of 500 for
twenty days.
Cornelius Banks was fined 500 and
put under security OF $500 for six
months on the charge OF resisting no.
l!cemen IN the discharge Of their dttv.
Charles futile. who has been hcll as
suspected Of murder in Pennsylvan MIA
was released He succeeded In estab-
fishing the fact that when the murder
was committed, ne was under lock and
Key in the Newport News jal The
man wanted in Pennsylvania is
Dominick Larusso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
MYCOTIC DISEASE
ATTACKS CATTLE
Alarmed Farmers Assured
Trouble Is Not Foot and
Mouth Disease.

To those farmers who greatly fear
tina; foot and mouth disease has broken
GU, among their cattle state veter!na-
risn J. G. Ferneyhough issued q state
'nent yesterday. assuring all that there
is not Il single case OF this trouble In
virginia. that there has never been
one. and that there is no reason 70
app:ehend any such outbreak
The affection which has oeset mum
Der Of cattle particularly In Pit,syl-
v@n!a County and also in other parts
OF the state. IS found BY Or. Ferncy-
Ao.sn 10 oe mycot!c stomatitis
RAD u been loot and mouth d!seaz.
the cattle woulc have died Ike tl3c-'
and would have devastated rri~s
Me.es' On the other hand. mycot. g
stomalus Is rarely tatal, and reso mo-
readily TO treatment
me many farmers who have written
Tor iniormation tell how the mouths o.,
tHe animals nave become swou.n.
causing .oss of appetite. that they havn
LOST Hesn ana that milk production tas
been reduced. Besides. the feet hevs
become sore.
This trouble IS not contagious I'M,
IS caused oy mole or fungus. whtrh
IN damp weather grows on plants sew
era! cows may contract the disease
sotn tne same cause. but It is not com
HGnicated from one to another
me remedy is 20 keep the COW In
me stable ior ten days. giving her dr.
reed, with doses OF cathart!cs and : -
p.tGatioA o; local astringent I the
feet. l-ic sOEe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
Z. W. Barnes Arrested for IItIII,,.
Joshua Anthony by Accident.

In compliance with legal formal.tv
Edmund w. Barnes, who lives on the
Creighton Road in Henrico COUNTY.
was arrested yesterday on the charge
OF killing Joshua Anthony, colored
who died early yesterday morning as
result Of wounds inflicted BY tho
accidental discharge OF a shotgun IN
me hands OF Ny. Barnes last Wednes-
day The boy died at the Memorial
Hospital where he was taken inme-
diately after the accident The
charge OF shot entered his BODY iust
above the nip and penetrated into his
Mr. Barnes FASTENED 70 the oop,,,.
Jail after the boy had been woundsd
and in compliance with his rentiest
Mag.strate Sunday Deputy Sheriff
Webb Sydnor. and COMMUNICATIVE
Attorney Frank T. Sutton. Jr Went -
the scene OF the accident Witnesses
testified that the man and boy hod
gone across the farm with shot-un
10 frighten off thieves who were sis
pected OF stealing corn On the re-
turn trip. the hammer OF the gin We 9
released while M. Barnes was climb
ing through wire fence. and the bov
was badly torn by the load OF shot
Magistrate Sunday released Nj
Barnes from custody at the time ana
declared the shooting entirely acci-
dental No new evidence has hen
gathered, and the arrest YESTERDAY was
merely perfunrtory. Mr.. Rornasl 9
father J w Barnes furnished Mi
In the amount OF $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
with the spe.der.

D. Flgs oy. who was arrestes 1,r,Irs
cay Tor speeding his automobile an
Cham oerlain Avenue last Noven hs ~
2ad ms case continued until to-morrow.
~ MaslStrate Puryear IN the Henrico
Souhty Justices Court yesterday. Ttyo
new warrants were issued against biro
YESTERDAY. charging him with excea5-
ing me speed limit again in ths coun-
-; iast sunday. and with driving his
Marcel!us Z. Wright. OF 1921 Grow.
avenue. was fined s25 and costs {os
re his speed over the county roads
The case ~ v- I"uay
6arton Heights. who was arrestsd fo on
Hhs oHense. was continued ,1,,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
CONWAY SENT TO GRAND JURY
Negro Charged with Robbing Mrs.
JnAenh Gocs 10 Limstln::s Court.

Clinton Conway co!ored, was sent
on to the grand jury from the police
Court yesterday on . warrant charS-
ing him with breaking into the house
o; Mrs. Hannah Joseph, ops North
Twenty-ninth Street. and attempting
TO assault her.
Mrs Joseph testified that she vas
awakened on the night OF July , by
feeling the hand Of some one under
her pillow. She was terrified al see
ms a negro fully armed standing at
her bedside. soon after she said. there
was a noise in the backyard which
caused the man 10 retreat. but not he
fore he had warned her not 10 make
any cutlery In spite OF tine warming
She screamed loualy and soon neigh
bors We're in pursuit. but the negro
evaded them.
Conway was arrested recently by
Policemen Botto, Smith ami Acrea af-
ter he had returned from Philadelphia.
where ne mad been in hiding When
confronted by the man Mrs. Joseph
said that there could be no mistake as
to his identity
The woman keeps small store and
has her rooms in the rear 1t was
founG that the storeroom had been
broken into before the thief entered
her apartments. The police are posi-
tive that he broke into the place with
the intention OF getting money and
not finding any in the till Went 10
her room, believing that she had taken
the days receipts there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
BANK CERTIFICATE
HELD NEGOTIABLE
New Point Decided by Supreme
Court as to Paper Issued
for Deposit.

II banks corporate name Is not
signed to a certificate of deposit, but
it is signed BY it's agents. the paper
is stin negotiable. and the bank Is
liable for It's payment
This point an entirely new ono In
Virginia law was decided yesterday
by the Supreme Court OF Appeals.
The petition for an appeal sets forth
the new proposition and asks for u
ruling The court denied a writ TO
the American National Bank OF Lynch
burg. which felt Itself aggrieved by
u decision OF the Corporation Court
was the defendant and the First Ma
tional Bank OF Altavista was the
plaintiff.
The American National Bank of
Lynchburg ISSUED a certificate OF do
post TO the Consolidated Furniture
Works OF Altavista for 1900. on CON
dition that the company carry d daily
, open balance of at least that amount.
Later the furniture concern ncgotlat-
bank. which held it until the con-
solldated company became ineolvent.
and then demanded payment. IN the
meantime, the ctpcern had become In
dobtei 10 the Lynchburg bank to an
amount greater than It's deposit, and
payment wa refused the bank claim
Ing that IT had right TO offset.
Al the trial which ensue1 ne Lynch
burg hank claimed that the cert!h-
cate OF deposit was not negotiable.
as it was merely receipt for money
deposited II was argued That to
make a paper negotiable, 1t must be
signed ty the maker. and that the
name or the bank was not affixed, al
though the names OF Its cashier and
teller were. Tho Judge decided that
the paper was NEGOTIABLE and the Su
preme Court. in refusing an appeal,
confirms mis- holding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
PO|NOEXTER MUST
SERVE HIS TER NJ
Louisa Prisoner Refused Writ o.;
Error by the Supreme
Court.

Seldom Poindexter. who ATTEMPTED to
murder sher.H A 81. wash. OF Louisa
Comfy. must serve the term OF nvc
years IN the state Peniten,iary 20
which he was sentenced ~ the Circuit
Court The Supreme Court yesterday
refused him writ OF error.
On January i. 1912. Sheriff Wash
was seated IN drug store at Lou .sa,
where re had charge VI jury. whose
members wero refreshing themselves
with u cooling drink
There entered sutton Poindextsr
calling for q 1octor The sheriff then
saw INC man mad several gasAes IA
his back, his clothing being torn and
the blood lowing.
Securing q dep.ty to take charge o:
the !u!y. Sher.W Wash Went IN search
OF tue aSsa!!ant. lie found man
VINO Is now the prisoner. and wnen
the sheriff asked MIN who mad cnt
sutton Po!ndeXter The other repl!e,
Ills brother" He failed to add. now
ever. that ne was the brother
Learning that the man accused OF
stamping had gone TO mis- home, tho
sheriff went thither. Entering ~.
door. ne saw Poindexter with mis- rlfl-
70 his shoulder. The officer nred MIS-
pistol ana was shot a about the same
time.
In the petition for vri, O. error #,
vas SAID that ooth men were excited
and expected trouble. The prisoner
claimed he would have SURRENDERED
had he known the other was an officer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
ROOSEVELT CLUB
WILL Be FORMED
Richmond Progressives Will Or
ganize-Bull Moose to Speak
Here in October.

Roosevelt-Johnson Club Will be
formed in Richmond at an carly date
to work for votes for the Progressive
party ticket. IL is intended to or
ganize such associations at several
points in the Third Congressional
District. which is as far as the au-
thority of Executive Committeeman
John l. Grubbs extends He was
elected 10 this position by the Pro-
gressive party convention IN Roanoke,
and Is charged with the work OF or
ganiza ton.
To the end that those who favor the
principles and candidates OF the Pro-
srcssive party as announced in the
Chicago convention may be organized.
they have been invited TO send their
names and addresses to Mr. Grubbs.
2o2s West Main Street Richmond.
Each person SO corresponding with
the committeeman is asked to also
send names OF other persons inter-
essed in the movement
NJ. Grubbs. j II Powell and Z S.
Simpson. late Republicans. but now
local Progressive leaders also reiter-
ate the announcement that Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt Will probably Wis
1t Richmond and make an address
mere In October
II is the intention OF the Progress
slves 10 make as active campaign
as the time ana means OF the Leaders
vii. permit They believe they viii
get votes from both old parties There
is no Intention a present Of naming q
Progressive candidate Tor Congress
from this district. although this Viii
probably DC done In the Ninth and
perhaps IN the Fifth District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
Minor Arrests.

D. A Cary. who gave his age as
hity-two and said that he was a
nheFchant' was arrested late ycster-
day afternoon on the charge NJ heinp
drunk and disorderly on the street.
He was bailed for his appearance in
the Police Court tomorrow morning.
Carrie Mills. colored, was arrested
and locked up for assaulting Robert
Ross.
W. II Harris. a white man. was
placed In the First Police Station for
cruelty working a mule.
Willis Anderson, colored. was ar
rested for assaulting and threatening
to XIII James Anderson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
RETURNS NEARLY ALL IN
fontguc's Minority i.f65, With Single
Precinct Missing.

With the First Precinct OF James
sim missing, the majority OF former
Governor Andrew jackson Montague
over Congressman John Lamb. Is L.
i67. This may De increased few
votes by the remaining precinct
The complete returns from Gooch-
land County, received yesterday. in
creased Captain Lambs majority there
10 -. The vote OF Goochlend was
Lamb ISL Montague, 1874
Chairman z. I. c. Scott issued a
call Yesterday for q meeting of the
Third District Democratic Committee,
10 be held in Richmond next saturday
al 10 o'clock \ NJ The returns from
the cities and counties OF the district
VIII then be canvassed and the cert!
ncate OF nomination awarded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
STOP POLICY AND CRAP

In the efort TO get rid OF policy
shops and gambling places that
flourish in sundry out-of- thew
places throughout the city an order
was issued yesterday By Chief OF Po-
lice Werner 20 captains instructing
special attention 10 such places.
In itself the gambling done at these
places. as rule amounts to very lit
tie. but IL has been the experience Of
the police that great deal OF the
disorder which often results In cut
ting and shooting scrapcs arises from
qunrrels over petty games Of dice
and cards. This Is particularly tho
case on SATURDAY nights as is shown
by the Monday morning Police Court
docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
GOT MUCH JEWELRY
thief Enterr House of Mrs. RcoI.
Gets Away With Rig Uou,

MRS. Clara Reale. Ala West Broad
street reported to the police last
.itsnt that her house had been en-
.s ana 1ewelry TO the amount of
an, s'oieh Men were at once de-
expected soon. as Mrs. Realc furnishes
the officers with the names Of nno-
pie that she suspected.
The thief. whoever he is, got awav
with the following articles: one gold
watch. three gold rings. set Of gold
car rings. gold brooch. valuable
so!d chain and set of bracelets.
nothing else in the house was molest-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
Fined for Firin- ri.tol

Ananias Page. colored was 6nes 81
and costs by Magistrate Purvcar in
the Henrieo County Jas,ices ~ourt
yesterday for shooting a pistol in the
ton Tyler were dismissed on no e. ~.
charge. The complaint OF Jnnime
Craddock that the men had shot at him
was not sustained