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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
HUSBAND SUES FOR $4,000.
Asks Big Sum o. Capitalist For Al.
lsssd Alienation Of Wfe's Affections.

lsssd Alienation Of Wfe's Affections.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, April ia DAMAGE suit
for 100000 was instituted today asalns:
Joseph T. Dooley, owner Of the Doole;
block, one of the wealthiest young men
Of Iowa City, inheritor Of one fortune.
and creator OF another. He Is charged
with alternating the affections OF Gem
evieve Wiley, from her husband,
Thomas Wiley. an artisan OF Cedar
Rapids. Wiley AYERS he enjoyed the
love and esteem Of his wife uni.
Dooley came between them. Mrs.
Wiley then sued for divorce. She has
been living at the Dooley home, in Iowa
City. as housekeeper for Dooley's ten
ant, an aged woman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
Hoods Sarsaparilla

II felt tired all the time ard eoulN
net sleep nights. After taking HooGe
sarsapariila little while ! could saesr
well ana the tired feeling HAD gone.
This great medicine has also cvFso me
Of scsofuia." Mrs. c. ~. Root. Boz -.
Gikead, Conn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
Huxley to vot. on sehoo, Bonds.

Special to Times-Republican.
Nevada. April 1s-There is to be an
election held in the village of Huxley
on Saturday, May 10, fer the purpose
Of voting upon the question of issuing
bonds in the sum Of $1,000 for the pur-
pose Of building new school house in
the Independent district Of Huxley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
JOHN ROLLINS DEAD.

Head Clerk Of Iowa o. o. Y. w. Victim
Of Blood Poisoning.
Special to Times Republican.
Denison, April 1s.--John Rollins OF
this city who was recently elected head
clerk OF the A. o. U. w. Of Iowa, died
here yesterday Of blood poisoning. Mr..
Rollins was engaged in the real estate
business and was highly esteemed by
his many friends here and elsewhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
PAY EIGHTY PER CENT.

Receiver Of stoel<er Mercantile Paper
Gives Notice Of Condition.
Special to Times-Republican.
Logan. April 19.-W. H. Wood. re-
ceiver for the Stocker Mercantile
Company, gives notice that 80 per cent
Of the obligations of. the company Will
be paid, and that the matter will come
up for hearing Saturday, April 26. at
Logan. - 80 aFH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19

nead0cne ana con-
slant backache. /
took Lydia E. Pink
hams We &c ia b ! q
Compound and used
the Ssnative Wash
and I am relieved of
oil my troubles and
am in perfect health.
I shall recommend
your medicine to all
my friends and you
<k:s <o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
FARM BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

Fire Practically cisans Farm Of Strue'
lures Near Hampton.
Special to Times-Republican.
Hampton. April 1s.-The large barr
and all of the other buildings with the
exception of two small sheds and the
house, on the Adam Meselheiser place
east Of town, were destroyed by IRE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
That Tired Feeling

That comes 10 you every spring that blood Is wanting
vitality eupOns that II y
Do not delay treatment take Hoeds Sarsapar1a
results simply because II censa,us
combines the curative principles any
roots banks, herbs and other valuable ingredients
There IS substitute insist On having
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
VOTE ON POOL HALLS.
Rockwell Citizens to Determine Whst!,
Or Permit Shall BE Issued BY Ballot.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. April 19.-Rockwell, Il
little town twelve miles south of here.
will settle the pool hall business in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-19
carwin News Notes.

Garwin NeW6 Notos.
Special to Times-Republican.
Garwin, April 19.-Miss Vida Currey,
Of Toledo, was visitor at the Profess
sor Harding home Wednesday.
Mrs. Springer, and daughters, lrma
and Lorraine. spent Wednesday IN To-
leco.
Clyde Springer. Of Des Moiucs, IS
visiting his parents In Garwin.
Mrs. Clarence Irons returned - me-
home in Toledo Wednesday after A
visit with her sister, Mrs Charles
E!dridge.
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PRETTY PHONE GIRL
WEEDS HER RESCUER,
FOUND OVER Wire
Miss Mccarthy, Saved Two
Years Ago, Mel Hodges Again
Through Complaint.

A. q sequel to . rescue that tooh
place two years ago last July at Lake
IIopatcong. John Hodge led Miss Jo-
sephins Mccarthy to the marriage altaf
last night IN the Church OF the sacred
Heart in West Fifty-hrst street. At
the time OF the rescue. Hodge. who 10
manager Of jacks restaurant. was
spending his vacation at Toner'S camp
on the edge OF tho lake. At q neigh
boring camp Miss Mccarthy and sew
eral girl friends were spending their
vacations.
Rowing far out into the lake one
J afternoon. Miss Mccarthy and another
girl we're caught in . storm and their
, boat was overturned. The other girl
was rescued. but Miss Mccarthy. an
excellent swimmer. attempted TO rsach
shore unassisted. Her strength gave
out and she was In danger OF drown
in0 when Hodge swan to her. Shs
was unconscious when got Into his
boat.
After being revived Miss Mccarthy
was taken back to her friends. Further
| than to hear the name OF her rcscucr
she learned nothing about Hodge at
tho time and came back to New York
two weeks later to resume her duties
as superin tendent OF the Spring street
! telephone exchange. Some months ago
Hodge had fault to md with the tele-
phone service In the Spring street ex'
change and he called up the superin-
tendent to complain.
"what II your manner. the superin'
| tendent asked politely.
John Hodge" was the reply.
There was q gasp at the other end oil
the wire. and then Miss Mccarthy asked
Were you at Lake Hopatcong In tn
summer Of 1slir'
"Yes," replied Hods& What abou
Mr
NOTHING" said Mias Mccarthy. "sx
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ARREST Ex. WATER CLERK;
SHORT Sc, 900, IT'S SAID
Frank S. Colwell, Formerly Of Fish.
kill Landing, Provides
$1,000 Bail.

Frank 3. Colwell. who served six
years a. water clerk OF Fishkill Land
Ing before that village and Matteawan
became the city Of Beacon. was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon in Poush.
keepsie on q bench warrant sworn OUT
by Mayor Frost Of Beacon, charging
him with misappropriatins public
money.
Tho new naturalization threw Colwell
out Of once. and examination Of his
books for the last four years indicate .
shortage Of about 5000. Books for the
two previous years are missing. Col.
well was given opportunity to pay the
money. but did not do SO. He said. how.
ever. he would make good any shortage.
Colwell had charge Of all water meters
and water accounts. Investigation
shows that many places did not have
meters. This. Colwell evidently was
aware Of. A railroad was given . fiat
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ritual MURDER"
Brings DENIAL Of
BLOOD SACRIFICE
Seven Hundred Rabtis Sign
Paper Presented at Trial for
Eoy.Killing at Kieff.

KIErF. Russia. Oct Son the $50
ood day Of the trial Of Mcndei Bsilias.
. Jsw charged with ths "rituai murder"
Of Andrew Yushlnsky. . Christian boy.
on March IS. 1911. Kief was practically
under martial law. This precaution
wNs taken because Of the tremendous
innux Of anti-Jewish men from tho
country without the Pale. The ritual
o urdar" trial y . racs trial and the
authorities ars AoinG ali possible TO
pro4Oct the Jews from violence should
sAe hsartsa cause any excitement
Before the court met formally the
four NaSistrsteJ received from .
fosmer chief rabbi! Of Budapest q
formal protest signed by 100 rabbis
throvshout every part Of the world.
aenyiAS fatly that any Jewish au-
thoritiSe ever sanctioned the practice
Of human blood rites. or that any
Jewish sect at any period OF Jewish
history ever practicsd such.
To-day's sessaon wa taken up mainly
with the reading Of the Indictment
against Bsiliss and the opening state
msnt by Chief Prosecutor Wiper.
The Indictment Of Beiliss for the muir.
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s.. ,.,..-.s -. A>...r.d ov,re
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70 We rsport uss pe pr0'""on wv.
advance the shsefy that the kii'ns OF
the boy waS . ritual murder"
TIE court room VA crowded whom the
fepf Jvdses, prsssdsA OvW by Judge
n~aAAsssv. took shear $500. The fury.
-. s,esp m ne eoart houss during
~ 80, "a -r,,i n. vat v,sNout nevs.
~ sr'al' ana WI % asp' ~""ou. ne~
eeSes or '"ssss u"~' s"s ro'0' "ss
80 eNsu.
contained the EXHIBITS 10 - used In svi.
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49, pAo~.
1netCAtSone vsset fTeu0tees one OF
~ Oseooapaa witnesses Ter tho proeecu.
~, Oocup1sl Q go In The well OF the
oeaneA. next N Rabba Nase az Moscow.
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who ~ Directly IN mont o. aim.
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cent that ! am the girl whose HE you
saved. Please le' me thank you now
Hodge forgot all about the complaint
he intended making and asked Miss Nc
carthy her home address. She told him
she lived with her father and mother nj
No. t2i West Forty-eighth street. Would
she allow him to call? She certainly
would. and she'd be mighty glad TO sec
him too and thank him In person for sav.
Ing her life.
10 that night Hodge called, and he con.
tinued to call regularly after that The
brides two sisters--Misses Florence and
Grace-end her cousin, Miss Josephine
Snow. were bridesmaids, and CHARLES
Hart was best man. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. r. A. Cochran.
After a wedding supper Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodge went to Atlantic city.
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rate Of $3.50 . month. when II used
about S175 worth . month.
COlwell. arraignsd last night before
City Judge Rikert. was released IN 1900
ball. which his grandmother and mother
provided.
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HEAVY FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS

The railroad and express men here
estimate that approximately Ave tons
OF fruit and vegetables were shipped
out of Canon City to various points
ia Colorado and Kansas Monday
night The fruit. which consisted
chiefly OF apples. made comparative
ly small part of the total consign-
ment and went principally to Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
The bulk of the stun shipped out
Monday night was rhubarb. aspara-
gus. lettuce. spinach. onions. turnips.
and other garden truck. which the
warm weather has brought on very
fast during the last ten days or two
weeks. sRhubarb. or pie plant. prob
ably predohiinated among the stun
shipped out Monday night and some
OF II went to dealers as far away as
GardenCIty and Hutchinson, Kansas.
although the bulk OF II was forward
ed to Pueblo. Colorado Springs. Grip
pie Creek. Denver and Leadyille.
Shipments OF vegetables from the
Canon City district will increase rap
idly during the next month and the
express companies are likely to be
very busy from now on until after the
cherry and strawberry crops are
harvested.
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WILL MAKE A TEST
OF The RIVER WATER

George Robbins of Salida. who spent
yesterday in Pueblo at the Hotel Vail.
stated that the authorities at Salida
were having the waters from Chalk
creek tested to learn II the water was
Injurious for drinking purposes or TO
the young trout with which the Ar
kansas at Sallda has been stocked.
Chalk creek empties into the Arkan-
sas river above Salida. II is used by
the Mary Murphy Mining company
to drain the tailings from the mine. II
1t is found that Chalk creek pollutes
the Arkansas a suit will be brought
against the Mary Murphy Mining com
pany to put a stop to the using of
Chalk creek as a drainage canal
Pueblo Star-Journal.
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demented and the buggy was In dan
ger a score OF times OF overfurning
despite the efforts OF Mr. Barnhart to
keep horse and vehicle In the middle
OF the road. The buggy and its oc-
cupants were dragged across the
bitches at the side OF the roadway
several times without mlshap. al
though going at 4 periious rate OF
speed. After Mrs Barnhart was
thrown out the horses fright seemed
to increase and Mr.. Barnhart made n
special endeayor to pacify II. without
result They were approaching the
gateway TO the Barnhart home and
strong effort was made TO prevent the
animal from turning in to the barn
and wrecking the buggy by striking
the gate posts. a desire in which Mr..
Barnhart succeeded. After running a
short distance past the gateway the
horse suddenly whiried about and
turned the buggy over. but Mr. Barn
hart escaped this feature OF the af-
fair by jumping from the vehicle.
After II was all over the horse
turned around a few times and fell
dead in the street. having apparently
died from some form OF Internal hem
orrhage. The runaway seems to haze
been caused by m equine brain storm.
or something akin to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart are resting
easily today and their friends will be
glad to know are as comfortable as
circumstances will permit. Owing TO
their advanced years. however. Il will
be several days before they are
fully recovered.
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INJURED IN
RUNAWAY

MFR. and Mrs. z. ID. Barnhart were
both seriously injured in a runaway
accident near their home on Elm ave-
nue.. Lincoln Park. about $3.50 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. The latter was
violently thrown from the buggy In
which they were riding and sustained
a fracture OF the left arm in addition
tea number of painful bruises. Mr..
Barnhart. who was driving. remained
In the vehicle for some time after his
wife was thrown out in an effort to
bring the terrified horse under con-
troll. hut was later compelled TO aban-
don the relns and jump TO save his
life. He was badly hurt In doing so.
but no bones were broken. although
II was at first thought that there were
fractures Of the shoulder and ankle.
He is suffering from numerous minor
bruises and contuslons and Il will be
some time before he will be able to
get about on the streets. Mrs. Barn
hart's injuries are the more serious
OF the two. although the condition Of
either is such as TO awaken the ut
most sympathy and commiseration of
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barphart drove over
to Canon City early in the afternoon
to attend n pound social given at
shaeffer hall by U. s. Grant Circle.
Ladies OF the @. A. r.. for the purpose
OF procuring clothing. groceries and
other necessities for the unfortunate
and INDECENT people OF the community.
and 1t was while returning to Lincoln
Park that the accident OF which they
were victims happened. When about
half q mile from home the horse they
we're driving began to act queeriy and
. few minutes later started to run. al
though nothing unusual took place to
frfshten It,
The maddsnsd sndmal zig-zagged
back and forth across the street ~ II
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Il. +. WOOD
LEAVES CANON.CITY

II. F. Wood. for the past three years
station agent for the Denver 6 Rio
Grande railroad company at this
place. left Monday night for Denver.
where he has been transferred to a
clerical position In the general office
under W. A. Kneer. The people OF
Canon City will regret the departure
Of Mr.. Wood. as he was gentlemaniy
courteous representative OF the COM
pany and was highly esteemed by all
who knew him
Mr.. Wood was appointed agent here
on the resignation OF H. s. Maddox
in 1910. and at all times discharged
the duties devoiving upon him to the
satisfaction of the company's patrons.
He made many friends here by the
efficiency OF his service and may be
assured OF their interest In his future
career. wherever that may be-
]. c. Eads. late agent OF the Dem
yer & Rio Grande company at Wal
senburg, has been chosen as Mr..
Woods successor here and is being
checked into office by the auditors OF
the road today. Mr.. Eads was for
merly travelling passenger and
freight agent for the Denver & Rio
companies. with headquarters in Pu-
eblo. and understands every detail of
the railroad business. He will no
doubt be no less popular with the
public than his predecessors In office
here and We take pleasure in extend-
ing him cordial welcome to the COM
munity.
Mr.. Wood will leave his wife and
family here until he gets established
in his new position and 1t Is probable
that they will remain in Canon CITY
unit 1.-The close of the public schools
next month before removing to Dem
yer to make their homo
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WANTS STATE TO
BUILD SMELTER

Mr.. W. W. Hughart writes The
Record as follows;
what Canon City needs is facto-
ries and smeiters. Make Canon City
n dinner pail town
STORED In our beautiful hills. both
west and uth of the city. Is n large
quantities = low grade ore that Is
all ready - mine and be treated. and
only n small amount OF development
work has been done owing to the fact
that IL coats too much to have this
ore treated at the present
why not have tho state OF coso-
rado erect small smeiter to treat
the ore by convict labor. and II possi-
Bile have It inspected by the United
States. giving the state a royalty %
as to make IT paying Investment
In this way Il would help the state
TO max tho peninteniiary seif-sns-
tanning. Lssr grade ore could in this
way be treated at small cost TO tho
producer. This would put 1000 men
and 200 teams to working our now low
grade ore and In n short time by de-
veiopment would lead TO opening up
some rich orc and big mines. calling
for other smeltcrs and hundreds OF
men. Would nli up all of our vacant
houses and put n smile on our bus
iness men.
The state OF Colorado has tho
money. Warden lyman has the mon
and Canon City has abundance a
water. Our beautiful hills have tho
ore.
Il have n beautiful location just
west of the center of the Skyline drive
Now all that is needed is Harry Mad
dox TO make this reality and per-
hap he can furnish us n substitute.
yours for consideration"
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Married Here Last Saturday.

Miss Florence Kelly, one of the at
tractive daughters of Mrs. Mary Kel-
ly Of West Second stree. and Bruce
Barkhurst, OF Pueblo. were quietly
married in Canon City last Saturday.
The ceremony was performer at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. J. y.
Harris. The bride has resided IN
Florence practically all her life. Mr..
Barkhurst is employed as fireman on
the Santa Fe running out OF Pueblo
and the young couple will make their
home in that city.-F7orence Citizen.
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Ben Sdhanuel mt Independent.

Mr.. Ben Schanuel, one OF the hus-
Ting young grocerymen OF the street.
is now in the employ of w. r. swope
at the Independent grocery. Mr.
Schanuel will greet his many friends
at this location hereafter.
Mr.. swope. who recently took pos
session of the Independent. states
that business is progressing nicely.
and that he is pleased with the pa
tronage he is receiving.
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ONE MAN OUR COLLECTOR
LIKES TO COLLECT FROM

1T Is a pleasure to collect n bill
from Mr.. A. Mcleod in East Canon. 50
said the subscription collector the
other day when he came in from 4
long. hard collecting trip in the coun-
try.
II hear SO many excuses about the
four bIts / go after that It is like get
ting a cool drink from a mountain
spring just to drop in on Mr.. Mcleod
The first thing Mr.. Mcleod says Is
Well. that is one bill / always like
to pay. The Record is one thing I
get 1 feel is really worth the money
It costs
Mr. Mcleod said the other day to
the collector II hays taken The Rec
ord ever since Mr.. Hardy has been
connected with IT. about eighteen
years. and have taken keen inter-
tSt ia Watching tic PaPti ot'tiop anu
grow. l remember when he used to
come out in this section when he
was a young chap like you and have
always been Interested in his work
The Record.
IL like that column you are now
running by Mike Murphy. Mike has
the right philosophy and a good deal
OF original humor."
The Record wishes there we're more
men in the world like Mr.. Mcleod.
Our collector would enjoy his Job q
good deal more II there were.
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To Denver for Ten Days visit

Rev. and Mrs. Geo. F. Sevier and
two children left today on No. for
visit In Denver. Rev. Sewer will
stop OF at the Springs to MI an en-
gagement in the pulpit there Sunday.
joining his family in Denver later.
They will return home the latter
part of next week.
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o. Way to sassashe.

J. w. Icouatte. father Of Mrs.
Harry W. Combs. who has been llv-
ing At Boulder. 10 here for few days.
visit at thu Combs homo while ON his
way to sasuachs. whsrs he becomes
manager Of large mercantile sssab-
lishment there.
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ANNUAL
REPORTS
OF CITY
OFFICIALS

At the regular semi-monthly meet
ing OF the city council Monday night
the annual reports OF the various
heads OF departments for the fiscal
year closing April first. 1913. were
read and. on motion, filed as a part
of the permanent records of the city
These reports show the affairs Of the
city to be in good condition and they
will shortly be published in these col
umns for the benefit OF the public. The
reports of the treasurer and clerk are
especially interesting to those con-
cerned in the financial affairs Of the
city.
Comparatively little business of a
legislative character was done at
Monday nights session Of the council.
although a large number of matters
OF more or less public interest were
brought up for consideration; among
them advertising and peddlars' IL
censes. Following a discussion of the
proposition Mayor Smith appointed a
special committee consisting OF the
Aldrmen Cooper. Orendorff and Ham,
ilton to investigate the matter OF the
opening of the alley between Macon
and Greenwood avenues and between
Eighth and Ninth streets with instruc-
tions to report upon the adyisabIlity
Of such action at an early meeting of
the council.
Pursuant to a request made some
weeks ago a resolution was adopted
Monday night authorizing the Santa
Fe Railroad company to construct n
sewer for its proposed new depot and
station according to plats showing the
proposed location of the contemplated
sewer as filed with the city clerk on
April seventh OF the present year.
The resolution provides that the sew
erage is to empty into the Mil ditch
below the Oil creek intake from which
1t will be eventually carried into the
Arkansas river by the ditch current
The resolution states that II there IS
not sufficient water in the ditch into
which the sewer empties to wash the
sewerage into the river then the
railroad company will be required to
cause the sewer to empty directly in
to the main stream.
1t Is expected that the Santa Fe
company will be ready TO begin the
construction OF its new station build
ing here within the next sixty days.
Following the transaction of some
other business OF an unimportant
character the council adjourned until
the first Monday night in May.
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Applications to be Heard Friday.

The state board OF pardons on FRI
day OF this week will hear the appli-
cations of the following convicts now
confined In the penitentiary here;
Walter Miller. sentenced to a term
Of 1s to 25 years from Routt county;
Charles Kuries. Is to 20 years from
Garfield county: James Mayo. 20 TO
25 years from Denver; Andres Rubio.
for life from Weld county; Arthur l.
Scott. for life from Summit county.
and Robert c. Thornton. rs to 50
years from Rio Bianco county.