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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
ARSON SQUAD OF MILlTANT9 SET
FIRE TO COUNTRY HOME OF
CIR HENRY LEEvER.
COSTLY PAINrfNos AND
OTHER vALvAsLEs DESTROYED
inesndiariss Leave Note Telling Why
Properly Was Destroyed = Miss
Sylvia Pankhurst Elects to Go to
Jail Rather Than Give Bond for
Good Behavior.

London. July SAN larson squad
of militAnts burned down the country
residence Of Sir Henry Lever. found
er of Port Sunlight and chairman OF
the Liverpool school Of tropica! med1-
cine. early this morning.
The mansion II located at Riving-
ton. near Horwich. Lancashire. 1t was
not occupied by the family but con-
tanned valuable paintings and other
precious objects, all OF which were
consumed. A message left by the In
cendiaries stating that had Sir Henry
been al loyal to tho suffragettes as
Lancaster - to the king. the hre
would not have happened. The dam
age to Sir Levers residence amount
ed to more than 100000.
sylvia pankhurst Goes 20 Jail.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst. daughter OF
Mrs. EMnmeline Pankhurst. was
brought up at Bow street police court
and found guilty Of melting people to
commit disorders on June 20. when
she led a mob to Downing street to
storm the official residence OF tho
nrem,er and chancellor Of the exche-
Quer.
She was ordered by the magistrate
to And sureties to the sum OF $12,ooo
for good behavior for a year. or as an
alternative go to prison for three
months. Miss Pankhurst refused TO
find bonds and elected to go to Holla-
wav fail, declaring she would at once
.+ar+ hunger strike and also go
without water.
ArchH,ald Bodkin, prosecuting for
ANfhnHit1eS NJ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08

lowa-ShoweN tonight and Wednes
day: not much change In temperature
moderate winds.
PAGE ONE.
TsIseraphio News,
Government to Probe Pittsburst
failures.
SSer..o;:: M!smanegement CHARGED.
Erie Railroad Invites Strikes
Suffragettes Burn 100000 Mansion.
Great Western Denies UI
Story.
Army Aviator Killed in Fall.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Fire Losses Grow.
Husband Fatally Shoots Wife.
Victim Of Brutal Joke Dies.
New Highway Laws.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
The Silent Women.
Iowa's friedman Institute"
A Thursday Half Holiday.
Topics Of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Sanders Work at Fort Madison.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Court Ban on Garage Aromas.
Corn UP to Average.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
MAJ, in the Open.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Fire Threatens Town OF Gilman.
Elevator Burns; Loss $500.
Congregationalists Plan State Work
Charged With Wife Desertion.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Bids of Wheat Crop Accepted by
Farmers.
Bullish Sentiment in Corn.
Hogs at New High Point.
Cattle Strong on Shortage Outlook.
Majority OF One For Tariff Bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
CARROLL GETS FIRST PERMIT.

License Under "6ius Sky" Law.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. July S.@The first permit
issued by the secretary Of state under
the "blue sky" law. for the right to sell
stock. was issued to Ex- Governor Car
roll for his new insurance company
in process of organization. and the
first permit for soliciting funds under
the law requiring registration of per-
sons soliciting for charity went to n
colored man from Alabama. who Is
soliciting for an industrial institution
in that state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
LEAcH's FRIENDS CONFIDENT.
Claim Victory for "ReguIar" Candidate
for Head Of EIks Lodge.

Claim Victory for Irregular" Candidate
for Head Of EIss Lodge.
Rochester, N. Y. July S.-With con-
tests for nearly every Office from
grand exalted ruler to grand trustee,
the first business session Of the forty
ninth annual reunion Of the grand
lodge, b. P. o. E., opened this morn
ing. The election of officers and the
submission Of reports was the chief
business Of the day. Supporters Of Ed
ward Leach, Of New York. candidate
Of the regulars, for exalted ruler.
clair1ed victory this morning with
at least 1000 votes margin. They did
net concede moresthan 600 to ]. Cook
man Boyd, Of Baltimore, the insurgent
candidate.
Every train entering the city today
brought more delegates. The program
outside of the business session In
cluded band concerts, ball games. and
a roastfest. Tonight an electrical and
floral parade Of floats. with fireworks.
will be held.
It was expected Denver, Colo, would
be selected by the grand lodge for the
MT meeting. and that Atlanta. Ga,
would throw her support to the west
ern city. foregoing her claims until
1916.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
FALL OF ovAvMAs IMMINENT.
:.Ae..l r-core Meraosd BY Rebel Ar
tilIsry and Starvation.

E.Se..! r-core Me~aoed BY Rebel Ar.
tiiisry and starvation.
Nogales. Mexico. July S.-Starvation
and artillery are the forces upon which
the constitutionalists are depending to
obtain the ultimate surrender Of the
federals at Guaymas, according to Gen.
Juan C. Cabral. Of the insurgent forces,
who with his stan. and Thomas Dean,
mechanician for Didier Mason. the
French aviator. allied with the rebels.
reached Nogales late last night from
the beleagured gulf port.
Cabral said he expected Guaymas to
capitulate at any hour as the consti-
tutionalists were doing deadly work
with their artillery and were aided In
their attack by the hunger Of the fed
erals. whose supplies Of provisions and
ammunition were practically ex-
hausted.
Cabral declared the report that fed
eral gunboats at Guaymas had Joined
the constitutionalists was baseless. The
constitutional officers left today for
Camanea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
THREE Au7oIsTs DEAD
Mrs. William Bsnshoff and Two
Daughters, Of Lake Park, Iowa,
Killed Near WalthilI, Neb., When
Burlington Train Strikes Machine at
Crossing.

Special to Times-Republican.
Sioux City. July S.-Mrs. William
Benshoff and her daughters. Ethel and
Hazel, are dead as the result Of a coll
lision between their auto and Bur-
lington train at a crossing near Walt
hill. Neb. The first two were instantly
killed. Hazel died this morning. The
father, who was driving, escaped. All
live at Lake Park, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
FIRST T.sEcoNp NATIONAL BANK
DECLARED TO HAVE BEEN
"sERIousLY MlsMANAoEp."
pIscREPENcIEs FOUND
IN STATEMENTS OF BANK
Assistance Offered by Government to
Financial Institutions But Pitts.
burgh Banking Circles Are Said to
Have Escaped Effect Of smash-Run
on Savings Bank Continues.

Washington, July S.-John Shelton
Williams. assistant secretary Of the
treasury. who represented Secretary Nc
Adoo at the closing Of the Pittsburgh
First Second National Bank today, de-
clared the institution had been "seri-
ously mismanaged" and the extent OF
the mismanagement would be de-
termined by the department Of justice
Secretary McAdoo today was still
considering calling on the department
Of justice to investigate the failure of
the First Second National Bank Of
Pittsburgh.
United States Attorney Jordan at
Pittsburgh and a special agent Of the
department Of justice probably will
make the inquiry.
Discrepancy In Reports.
Officials now are giving attention to
the discrepancy between the sworn re-
port of the bank to the comptroller of
the currency on June 4 and the finan-
cial statement as published in the
Pittsburgh newspapers. The report
showed nearly $2,OO0,OOO In rediscOunts
and borrowed money but that item was
omitted from the newspaper statement.
The national bank act required the pub
lication Of the statement in the form
submitted to the comptroller.
Treasury officials reiterated their
confidence that the general banking
condition in Pittsburgh and the entire
country was strong and the failure of
the First Second National was due to
q weak spot a. they phrased it due to
"unsound banking
Government Offers Assistance.
The treasury department yesterday
offered the solvent Pittsburgh banks
$5.000.00o Of government deposits tc
meet any emergency but the bahks de-
ciined becsuse they were in q position
to meet the situation.
The entire capital and surplus Of the
First Second bank, amounting to 35.-
100000, has probably been wiped out,
but officers Of the bank have assured
the government that depositors will be
paid in full or nearly in full.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
MUIR WOODS SAVED FROM FIRE.

Thousand Soldiers, Civilians and Fire.
mon Battle Against Forest Blaze.
San Francisco, July S.-Leaders OF
more than 1000 men, soldiers, civilians
and fremen. who had battled all last
night. gladdened the hearts of San
Franciscans and residents of the Bay
City early today with the assurance
that Muir woods. the national Sequoia
park at the foot Of Mount Tamalpais,
Is safe from the brush hre which has
ragged on the mountain side for twenty
four hours. The villages at the foot OF
the mountains also were reported out
Of danger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
Banking cireIss Unaffected.

Pittsburgh, July 8.-F1nancial PittV-
burgh showed little outward evidence
today of yesterdays crash in banking
circles involving the failure of the
First-Second National Bank, with $32,-
100000 deposits, the First National
Bank of McKeesport, an allied institu-
ton, and the appointment Of receivers
for the American Waterworks and
Guarantee Company, and for the bank
ing house Of ]. 8. and w. s. Kuhn. I'M
corporated.
Nothing unusual was observed about
other banks Of the city except the
Pittsburgh Bank Of Savings, another
bank controlled by ]. 8. and w. g..
Kuhn. who controlled the majority Of
stock in the two banks that suspended
yesterday. The run on the savings in
stitution. that was started by the fail
ures yesterday. was resumed today,
but the same method as adopted yes
terday was pursued today. All depos-
itors were paid $50 at once and notice
of thirty. sixty and ninety days for
larger amounts were required.
No Serious Result Anticipated.
With the assurance of several mil
lions in cash and quick assets in hand
the run on this bank is not looked
upon as likely to result seriously, in
fact bankers with no connection with
the Kuhn interests assert that the
bank Of savings will weather the sit
uation and make all payments de-
manded under the conditions imposed,
with the result that at the expira-
ton Of the time for withdrawal of
larger amounts the public's confidence
will be restored.
About the First Second bank today
large groups Of foreigners were gath
cred, copying from the doors Of the
foreign banking department the notice
posted by the government, which was
in sixteen different languages.
A meeting for the clearing house as
sociation was called for later in the
day when q statement Is expected re-
xarding the closing Of the First Second
National bank.
New OsFicsrs Elected.
]. s. and w. 8. Kuhn. today resigned
an president and vice president Of the
Pittsburgh Bank Of Savings at which
a run is being directed. The follow
ing officers were chosen:
w. J. Jones, president; L. M. Plumer.
vice president: A. N. voegtley. secre-
tary and treasurer.
Run Subsidies.
The failure Of the rrst-Second Ma
tional Bank of Pittsburgh, and the First
Nationa, Bank Of McKeesport. with the
SUBSEQUENT receiverships for the
American waterworks and Guarantee
Company and the banking firm OF J. 8
and W. S. Kuhn Company, who Here
dominant factors in the former insti-
tut,ons, It was established by noon to-
day, would have no deleterious enect
upon other financial institutions.
The run on the Pittsburgh Bank for
Savings. Q Kuhn institution, which
started yesterday, seemed to have abat-
ed shortly after the announcement that
]. 8. and w. g. Kuhn had resigned from
the presidency and vice presidency Of
the bank.
s Contemplaesd moeelnev of III cleaT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08

Club on Saturday night, when many
members were taken into custody for
gambling.
General Asbert says he did not fire
during the ARRAY and that Represen-
tative Arias fred only when he had
been assaulted by General Riva. Many
witnesses. however. assert that all
three Of the arrested men fired repeat
edly.
General Asbert and Representative
Arias were consigned to the city pri-
son on q charge Of murder by the
magistrate. and Senator Morales re-
mains under detention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08

Mokiesport Bank Formally Closed.
McKeesport. Pa. July S.-The First
National Bank of McKeesport con-
trolled by w. s. and J. s. Kuhn. closed
by the directors yesterday was today
formally closed by the comptroller OF
the currency.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
ROOSEVELT GOES WEST.
Colonel Plans 70 Study Habits Of the
honi Indians.

Chicago, July s.-Theodore Roose-
velt, accompanied by his sons. Archi-
bald and Quintin, spent an hour In
Chicago today before proceeding on his
trip to Arizona. The vacation party
was met by Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.,
who expressed regret that he could not
70 along. The coloners first stop will
be at Deming, N. NJ. He plans to visit
the grand canon OF Colorado. ana TO
study the habits Of the Hopi Indians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
ArreoIa Awajts peport alton.

San Diego. Cal, July S.-Andreas
Arreola. lieutenant to Lerdo Gonzales
and, his band Of Mexican afirregulars'
who summarily executed four Ameri-
cans at Alamo. Lower California, three
years ago during the revolutionary
troubles. is in the county Jail here
awaiting deportation to Matazlan. Ar
reola was deported from San Diego
last wear.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
NINTH DROWNING OF SEASON.

Mississippi River Claims Another Vic
tim at Fort Madison.
Fort Madison, July s.-The Missis-
sippi claimed It's ninth victim OF the
season here yesterday when Charles
Bryson, aged 40. was drowned. While
waiting for a launch to take him to
work on an island no went in swimming
and was overcome with cramps. He
was foreman Of wood chopping gang.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
PENETRATE sERvIAN LINES.
Bulgarian Troops Cut OF Big Force
From Belgrade.

Vienna, July s.-After repulsing
several small Servian forces, the Bull
garian troops have succeeded IN pene-
trating to vranya, the war commits
sariat station Of the Servian army. ac-
cording to the Sofia dispatch to the
Neue Freie Presse. The Bulgarians,
it says, are now advancing along the
Moravea river. If this proves correct
the movement has cut of big body OF
Servians from Belgrade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
n;.. Can Not Recover.

Havana, Cuba. July 2s.-General
Armando Rtva. chief Of the Cuban
national police. was still alive today
hut the surgeons declared that there
was no hope Of his recovery from the
bullet wounds he received last night
during . pistol fight on the Prado.
Order has been maintained every
where. altho partisan excitement 10
high.
Bail vas refused to General Ernesto
AsbefG eovornor Of Havana province,
3enaAor Vidal Morales and Represen-
fative Ay1AS; who were arrested for
eartjo tjaSal q tho 1ghting which was
80 G6N n eonsoquence Sof the
10 ~ AlvA q the Asbeet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
in,.,. p;oneer pies Alone.

Iowa PioN0Or OtOo NIoU0s
West Point, July s.-The curiosity
Of neighfbors here yesterday IN break
Ing IN a door, resulted IN the finding
Of the dead body OF Asa Stephens. ono
of the aged pioneers of the county.
Death had evidently occurred several
days agos s'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
RAkER BILL CONSIDERED.

Hou.a Committee Expected 70 Act
Favorably On Water Project.
Washington, July s.-,rhe Raker bill
to permit San Francisco 20 aso the
Hetch Hetchy valley as the source for
its &7s, 600 900 water supply pro1ec.
was taken up by the house COMMITTEES
on public lands today with q prospect
for quick favorable action.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
FALLS FROM HousEsoAT; DIES.

EIGHT Year.old Boy Loses His Life IN
Hi.s;:s;Pp: River.
Clinton, July s.-vernon. the swear
old SON Of Vernon Galster, OF Joliet, ILL.,,
was drowned yesterday when he fell
into the Mississippi river from the
houseboat in which his family was en-
ro,,ta "a ST. Paul, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
CUBAN POLICE CHIEF SHOT.
c.nsr.i Riva Fatally Wounded During
Street Encounter.

8troo& Encounter.
u.vana July S.-General Armando
Riya. chief OF the national police, was
shot and mortally wounded during
pistol fight yesterday afternoon in the
most crowded portion Of the Prado.
General Ernesto Asbert, governor OF
Havana province, Senator Vidal Mo-
,aIes. and Representative Arias were
involyed in the fighting which was the
outcome OF q raid made Saturday
nisht on the Asbert club when
large number Of members were caught
gambling. They were sentenced to
heavy Ane.
governor Asbert complained to Presi-
dent Menocal, who it is understood,
sustained the action of the police.
General Riva while driving yesterday
afternoon with his two young sons.
stopped his carriage in front Of the
Asbert club and caused the arrest OF
the door-keeper for Illegally carrying q
revolver Asbert. Morales and Arias ar
rived in an automobile about the Same
time and q heated dispute arose.
According to stories of witnesses,
Asbert anod Morales opened fire, Gen
eral Rive falling with bullet In his
head and another in his abdomen. Sew
eral policemen opened fre but the As
bert party escaped In their automobile
General Riva's coachman was shot
three times and two bystanders re-
ceiyed bullets. At the hospital, where
physicians said Riva may not survive,
the general accused Asbert Of shooting
him. The shooting caused such intense
excitement that any assembling In
groups IL prevented by the police.
A strong force Of rurales is being
held in reserve. Immediately after the
shcstine Governor Asbert and compan-
ions l,astened to the country residence
at Mariana Of President Menoca. to
whom they made q statement the
purpose Of which. however. has not
heen 9iyen out. Then the governor
ana hla friends returned to Havana
and surrendered themselves to a mag
istrate by whom they were provision
ally detained.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
DENTISTS IN CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting Of katioaa: A:sec;7
tjon Opens in Kansas City.

Kansas City. July s.-with more
than Gee delegates present the sew
enteenth annual convention OF the Ma
tional Dental Association was called to
order today by Frank o. Hetrick. of
Ottawa, Kan. president Of the organi-
zatiOn. The convention will be In ses-
sion four days. A feature of this
years meeting II to be = public clinic
Friday, for which Gixty-flve chairs
have been Installed. Officers Of the
association said Il will probably be the
largest day clinic ever held i,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08

ing house association too were called
off about midday when it was definitely
decided that all Its member banks were
In desirable condition and were in need
Of no assistance.
Another Receiver Named.
In the United States district court
today Judge Charles p. Orr appointed
Fred G. Kay as the fourth receiver for
the American Waterworks and Guar
antee Company.
w. ]. Jones, formerly treasurer of the
Pittsburgh Bank for Savings, but today
made president of the institution, said
after his election:
"The Kuhns have entirely withdrawn
from the bank. AS 1t was they were
only the nominal heads of the organi.
zation.
There is no question uf our bank,
We are backed by many banks and we
have the support Of the clearing
ho,,soo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
c.ne.r Victim . suicide.

special to Times-Republican.
lows City, July s.-Despondent be-
cause Of cancer Of the face, Joseph
Turecek, pioneer farmer, aged -.
committed suicide. He placed the bar.
rel Of . gun to his mouth and blew halt
hlo head or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
FATAL ROW WITH CIRCUS.
Crock Laborsrs Clash With Tent
hands Fatally WoundinQ Thres.

Aberdeen. 8. D., July Sin bat
tie between Greek laborers and circus
hands. three circus hands were fatally
shot and two more seriously injured.
Posses are hunting for Tom Stevens,
accused of firing the shots. The fatlly
hurt are Ed Oakley. Dan Jeffries and
an unknown man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
wEAvER's WIDOW DEAD.

Wife of Late Soldier and Politician
Lives to Advanced Age.
Des Moines, July s.-Mrs. Clara v.
Weaver. widow OF the late General
James B. Weaver. the soldier and
publicist. who was three times a mem l.
ber of congress and twice candidate
for president on the popuist ticket
died at the home OF her daughter mere
yesterday. Mrs. Weaver was nearly 81
years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
T..R BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Gay

The Weather.
Sun rises July 8 at 1897: sets at 7:s2.
lowa-Showers tonight and Wednes- :
day; not much change In temperature:
moderate winds
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Mub btaabisn oetr
ubrum men.

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sssbrer friiberen Gattin bic eerihtlih
tslriliaten 4iimenie i'm gttrose Don
$50 per Wonat nihi 5eaahlsn t0nHsn.
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gie aeraoe 10 cut in osr Sail fisen.
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0ebMrtem.

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SuQ nit Der ltnterind)nus Der Se'
ihnloigungen gcsen bic itaotlIdlc
Giuiloieuitfommiilion begunnen
iuerDeu.

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iutunq Der geihulotaunqeH Beginner,
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liam 5bornDpte, iopie bic 3iDiIolenit
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