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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
TINKER SOLD TO BROOKLYN.

Fancy Price Paid For Piayss-shaks-
Up in National League.
New York, Dec. 13.-Three Of the
most important baseball trades made in
the National League in recent years
were consummated here last night, in
volving more than half Of the clubs Of
the league.
Chief among the deals is the disposal
Of Joe Tinker, recently deposed as Gin
cinnati's manager. Tinker was bought
by Brooklyn for $4,000. If. he agrees
to play with the team that purchased
him, he will receive $4,000 Of the sum.
the remainder Of the money going to
the Cincinnati club.
The other sensational shake ups in
the 1914 personnel Of the senior major
league are: Charley Herzog. third base
man, and Grover c. Hartley, catcher.
New York to Cincinnati in exchange
for Bob" Bescher, outfielder Edward
Konetchy. first baseman: H. H. Now
rey, third baseman, and "Bob" Har-
mon. pitcher, Of st. Louis, to Pitts
burgh in exchange for John Miller.
first baseman: J. o. Wilson. outfielder:
Arthur Butler. infielder: Albert Dolan.
third baseman. and ]. H. Robinson.
pitcher.
The trades were the outcome Of ne
gotiations carried on by National
league club owners at the annual meet
ing Of the league. concluded last night.
They are OF such Importance that the
magnates' seasons Of 1918. already made
memorable by the election OF Gov. John
X. Tener Of Pennsylvania as presi-
dent, will go down in history as one
Of the most. notable the league has ever
held.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR pRopoSES
WORLDWIDE PARITY sE.
TWEEN MONEY METALS.
SAYS ONE COUNTRY CAN
NOT SOLVE PROBLEM
Ressiutien Calls For Monetary Confer
snos Dstwesn America and leadins
Europsen pevsers-emerts 20 Asrss
on Early Vote on Bill Unsueosssfuu
-cummins Continues critieism.

Washington, Dec. 13.-A proposal
that the United States call conference
OF powers to consider . world wide
basis of parity between gold and silver
was brought up In the consideration Of
the administration currency bill to-
day, when Senator Thomas, democrat,
introduced resolution proposing that
President Wilson be authorised to in
vite England. France and Germany,
whose monetary system 10 based on the
gold standard. to participate and that
five delegates be appointed by the
United States, when any two European
nations had accepted the invitation.
Not One Nation Problem.
The preamble set forth that when
rates Of exchange OF gold standard
countries and the silver nations of
South and Central America fluotuated
violently 1t was q disadvantage to the
gold-standard nations.
"The currency problem in any ono
country can not be satisfactorily set
tied without considering currency con-
ditions thruout the world" he said.
Efforts for an agreement for . near
ly vote on the bill met with little sue.
cess today.
Senator Cummins. republican. con-
tinued his criticism of the measure.
Root Has Amendment.
Senator Root presented amendments
to eliminate the guarantee Of deposits
and revise the note issue section to
provide for graduate tax on reverse
deficiency in order to prevent imitation.
Il think this bill has many beneficial
features which ought to be enacted
into law" he said. 1T Is unfortunate
that the circumstances, under which the
bill comes before US hampers full dis
cussion. I. 10 unfortunate that the
democratic caucus action on the mat
ter was not delayed until the hill had
Aeen, threshsd sont N the senatss \, II
presenting amendments we labor under
the discouraging idea that the bill haa
been already passed"
lie pointed out that there was no
limit in the amount OF no currency
which could be Issued under the bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
WORK FTRAlN vpREckERs
Passenger Trsin On Laks shers Ds.
rallied Near cl.v.'and. -stsw Yofss
Central Prssidsnt Pumps Handear
-Four Miles 10 Secure Assistance.

Cleveland. O., Dec. IS. - That the
partial derailment of train No. Is. on
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern railroad near wyclifee, near this
city. last night, in which the fireman
was killed. was the result Of q de-
liberate attempt at train wrecking was
the belief expressed by Lake Shore Of
ficials today. The company has Of
fered a reward Of $1,000 for the arrest
Of persons tampering with the roadbed.
Attached to the train, No. 16. was
the private car Of the newly elected
president of the New York Central sys-
TEN, Alfred II. Smith. This car was
not derailed. Mr.. Smith issued this
statement:
"The engineer told me that while the
train was about 9. mile from Wycliffe
the engine suddenly leaped into the
air. indicating very plainly that an OBJ
struction that could not be readily seen
and yet could cause derailment had
been on the track"
After the wreck Mr.. Smith helped to
operate handcar four miles to a tele-
graph Office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
NEW ERA FOR INDIAN
Redman -Wanasnaksr Expedition Said
% Have Changed Destiny Of Red
Man-Trsatmsnt Of Redskins BY
people Of United States Declared TO
Be Dissraesful.

Philadelphia, Dec. 13.-"The treat
ment Of the Indian by the people Of the
United States. IL q disgrace to civiliza-
ton and should cause us to blush be-
fore the world" said Or. Joseph K
Dixon in an address last night.
DE-. Dixon spent six months Al head
Of the Rodman-Wanalmaker expedition
visiting the various Indian tribes Of the
country.
II feel that I have changed the des-
tiny Of tho Indian race" he said. ''The
Indian has hitherto been driven back
and robbed by the white man. Even the
opportunity to earn Q livlihood has
been taken away from him. Tho In
dian - afraid and Suspicious OF the
white man because he has had praeti-
cally everything. taken from him. I
think our expedition has paved the way
to clear the cloud Of suspicion.
"The condition among the majority
Of the Indians II deplorablA The tribe
called the Jicarill ApacheG 10 starving
to death on the top Of tho continental
divide In New Mexico. For sevsfal
months before visited them they had
nothing to eat but steWed pine bark.
There are 100 In the tribe and &C the
rate they, are dying they will becosnl
extinct in fourteen Year,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
ogspgRAoo AWAITS Doooe M
urAn.Assk aaisg nut ysika B M
Flohr ron liFg. a a
MINE soss coMvGasgs s' ~
WITH OUTLAW m :a10o16
Lspss os.iarss Ne viii i1ssss : $3.50
Against DspuNss Dut Rssllsss 1As
He 10 csrnsrsd and Mine VIII ol
HE Tomb - ovsrAsars Piase
sssrehss From hidins psass. s !

BanoAam. Utah. Dec. 3.-0tnnu,ao
was givsn men In the Utah-Apexu unineo
today for the capture Of Ralph L0e
BY The story told the shsrt6s to1Ays "
Shit Boss aan Rogers. who ssid ~
had sesn aud talked with the. despeealS
yesterday and the day be9ors. xh6
work Of the bulkhsading Of 1aatseus
which had been explored was conS1n.I
ued. While others that have tpiE12
seeing Lopes were doubted. the o&elA -
socsptsd the statement Of Rogses -
authentic. Rogers said he had asspe4
to meat ana talk with Lopez today 80
the time whom he was expected 10 -.
ter the Andy tunnel was awaited witA;
expectancy.
Lspss = Die FlshsIne y 4
Rogers said the fugitive had deelAsoA
he would die nghting. ss9
Y know they have mo cornsrsls Ios
pes 10 said to have declared. .1hM ~
my grave. have made up my ustp nv
that am not going to cosnnN 61to
eide; am going 70 wait hare IT. fAo
end. ! could have killed moro m1n 49,
] have. Time ana again have 1oa10W.
ed posses IN here ana heard the4r5blano
for killing me. easily could hAy6
killed every one OF them. NNb4nv
would have known was In hetO II ~
had not been for Julio Corrello 90
Mike stefano. who thought were ~
friends. II could kill them both 81
would die happy"
Aetsd In 9sR osfenss. 80
Rogers said he met lopez 1n, -
Andy tunnel whore Lopex killed t1o
deputies. Rogers said Lopsa sAxtla&a1o
he had to tight them bscause b. -
cornsrsd Today this ssctiens QGetl
mine 10 being cut out BY t>e 80 II
bulkhsads. ~ = ~ sssssssssg
RoSsrs sai0 aAsr sssine u "
ltdld Efa1k HAsk1ng :uano r. II v y
the smestinG 3hsvs a61iGaa upfs ~
the shsrins until Rogers HAA AS 1l61l1II
Lopez whlcA he did yest1t &,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
sIx.oAY RACERS WITHDRAW.
New Pairinss Necessary ~ Result o
Withdrawal Of Four Teams.

New York. Dec. 13.-At IL o'clock
today, the end Of the 1920 hour. the
six leading teams In the six-day bi-
cycle race had covered 1850 miles .
laps. miles and laps ahead OF the
former record.
Riding in a new combination as .
result Of paarings after team with
drawals early today there were six
leaders in the six day bicycle race at
a. M. the 12sth hour. tied with 2.4s1
miles laps. The former record was
2,4ss miles laps. The leaders were
Goulet -Folger; verri- -Brooco: Root
Mcnamara; Magin-Lawrence! Dro-
bach -IIalstead. and Hill-Ryan.
The Mitten Thomas and Cory
Walker teams were only lap behind
the leaders. A lap behind them were
Carman- Cameron and Breton-Packe-
bush. Tho retiring teams. necessltat-
ing new combinations. were Perchicot-
Breton; Applehans- Packehush: Clarke
walthour. and Kopsi-Keefe.
When Breton and Packebush Joined
fforoes they were penalized . lap.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
T.-R. BULLETIN i
N,ticeaIk News I 1sl,y

IS, sun ~. :: :. :, $ q. =. :
much chang. s 'S u ka.us.. 49,
,Ae7 js1.
Tsiseraphis Nsy
Battle contig 81 TAmpaco
All Americay = AVE CITY.
Lopez Stlll S. In Mine.
Stolen Mona Esa'' Fully Identified
Silver Issue In Currency Debats.
Sunday Baseball Legal In Iowa.
PAGES TWO AND ThAEk
Iowa Nssss,
Wheelock Mystery Grows
Initiate Thought Fire Was Part Of
Degree"
Manly's Fire Loss $4,000 to $4,000
Patton Creating Fruits For Iowa
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
The Woman at the Doctors Ofdcs.
Governor O'Hara's Bad Break.
Santa Claus Whiskers.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Sunday Reading.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News.
Woman Gives Much to Religion.
Rivalry Between Highway Assocaa'
tions.
PAoEs SIX, SEVEN. EIGHT. NINE
City Nstss'
state Spiritualists Here In 1915.
Today Biggest In Christmas Trade OF
Season So Far
DR.. Seerley Addresses Mothers.
Tuberculosis Day Tomorrow.
Twenty-Five Years Ago In MARSHALL
town.
Local Comment.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Argentina Reports Favor Wheat
Bulls.
Only Transient Business in Corn.
Hogs Make Moderate Gain.
Cattle Trade Lifeless.
Uncle Sam to Buy Mail Cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
E. 5. HARLAN INDICTED
Former Receiver of Atlantic Northern
and Southern Railroad Held on
Charge of Embszxlsmsnt.

Special to Times- Republican.
Council BlunA Dec. -ls.-A sensstSon
has resulted from the Indictment BY
tho grand Jury OF cass county a p.
s. Harlan, for sswerai years receiver
OF the Atlantic Northern and South
ern railroad. with headquarters at At
lantlc. The indietsaent. jusk rssugned.
came after the grand Jury had been
in session almost continuously since
Nov. -.
The indictment. which is = long one.
charges Harlan with seven different
instances Of embex1lement, altho there
10 but one Indictment drawn. the total
amount involved being $1,000. Mr.. Har-
Ian furnished bond In the sum OF
$1,000, his father. J. E. Harlan. and
his brother in law. c. T. Campbell be-
ing his bondsmen
Harlan resigned from the receiver
ship some time before the property
was disposed Of. after hearing on
charges made by stockholders Of the
road and upon which the indictment
Is partly based.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
France Sands For piotur,.

Paris, Dec. 13.-Rene Viviani.
French minister OF public instruction,
announced that the cabinet council to-
day that there was no doubt the pic
ture Mona Lisa" had been recovered
and was now at J1prence. Italy. He
said he had teles3aphed the Italian
ambassador thanking the Italian gov
ernment for their actiou.
A representative Of the ane art de-
partment is on his way to Rome to
bring the picture back.
Fresh proof that the Mona Lisa
was stolen by vincinzo Perugia, was
established today when his finger
prints taken when he was convicted
some time ago Of carrying firearms
without a permit were compared with
those on the frame and glass of the
picture and found the same.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
LOST THRU WHEELock
coifax Bank Cashiers Deals Costly 20
Chicago and pss Moines eanksrs-
Grocer York Had Right Of Way 20
colfax Banks strono Box.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Dec. 13.-The most i'm
portant and interesting matter in con-
nection with the Colfax bank affairs
was developed at the coroner's hearing
today when very close relation was dis
closed between Cashier Wheelock and
George Reynolds, Of Chicago. and Ar
thur Reynolds. Of Des Moines. and the
fact that both appear to have lost
heavily on personal dealings with him.
It was also disclosed that Wheelock's s
bank clerks had orders to disregard all
overdraft warnings against grocer
York and 20 honor all his drafts re-
gardless Of his account.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
SUNDAY GAMES CAN BE PLAYED
so FAR As CITY OFFICIALS
ARE CONCERNED.
SUPREME COURT SAWS
QUESTION IS UNDETERMINED
Affirms Decision Of Judge Trsiohisr in
Refusing 70 Remove Mayor Of Cedar
Rapids From Office For Failure to
stop Sunday aam..-Dsei.ion. on
Auto Lights and .immeral" haeks.
Special to Times -Republican.

Special to Timea- Republican.
,Des NoineA Dec. ns.-The supreme
court today anirmed the decision Of
Judgs Treichlers refusing. TO remove
Mayor Roth. Of Cedar Rapids. from Of
ace for fstiure, tofSspGi sunday baseball
The opinion was by Preston. and was
concurred In by all the judges. The
court hold that the question whether
Sunday baseball is illegal has never
been determined In Iowa and that the
mayor and chief Of police acted in good
faith in refusing to order 1t stopped.
and in this case had right to rely on
the advice Of the city attorney:
Ruling on Auto Lights.
The, supreme 4teourt today decided
that lights on the sideboards of an
automobile are sufficient to fulfill the
law as to front lights II they are so
located they will show to the front Of
the car. and 1t Is not necessary to have
thief ront lights at the very front end
Of the car. Three persons were con-
yicted at Shenandoah OF failure to
comply with the law because they had
only the side lights.
Hacks "Housss" Of III Fame.
The supreme court decided in a case
from Des Moines that the driver of a
hack which he used for immoral pur-
poses was guilty Of violation Of the
law against keeping houses Of Ill fame
and that q hack used for that pur-
pose was the same az q house.
The CO, It reversed a murder case
from Fremont county, wherein Henry
johnson was convicted Of second de-
gree murder for killing Henry Porter.
Johnson claimed self defense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
IRISH POLICY endorsed.

Unionist Candidate Wins Sect In brit.
ish Parliament In TrianGvlar Fight.
Glasgow. Scotland Dec. 13.-The
unionist candidate won the bye election
yesterday Tor the South .IAnarkshirs
seat in parliament left vAcate by the
death Of tho late walter Ensies. . lib
oral homo ruler. The vote was - fol-
lows: W. WAtson. aniontst A.l37: q
Morton. libersl l.oos: M. Gibb. labor
1874.
This was the flrst time in the history
OF tho constituency that 8 three
cornered contest has taken place The
liberals claim the result 10 an endorse
ment Of the government Irish policy, as
the liberal and labor candidates are
homo rulers. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
COTTON CONCERN FINED
Associates Of Pattsn Assessed $4,000
For Manipulating Market in 1909
Alleged to Have Made Profit Of
$1o,ooo,ooo.

New York. Dec. 13.-Fines Of $4,000
each were imposed in the federal dis
trict court today upon Eugene Scales.
OF Texas: Frank Hayne aIa William
child. OF Mississippi; and Col. Robert
NJ. Thompson. on their plea. OF mole
contendere to q charge Of cornering the
cotton crop Of 1909. in violation Of the
Sherman ANTITRUST law.
James A. Patten. Of Chicago. has
previously been fined a similar amount
In the same case.
The government alleged that the de.
fendants had entered into q conspiracy
to control the raw cotton production OF
the country at an estimated profit to
themselves Of $4,000. 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
THE 4 TRAVELLING MAN KNOWS.

with
quit putting and Watch him call when
scaed him
he sitwhenh nhewan 4:4sa
travelling
knows <.-s !
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
American EmpIeyss safs.

<SuWsO0U 8UsptOyO 0OtVs
New York. Dec. 13.-The seventy
five or 100 employes. mostly Ameri-
cans, Of the Aguila Company, Pear
soncern at Tampico. Mexico are safe.
None Of them has been hurt In the
fighting between the federals and con-
stitutionalists 1t was announced here
today by the Anglo o-iMexican Petroleum
Products Company which had received
the following cablegram from its agent
at Vera Cruz:
"Dr. G. w. Hayes. first vice president
Of tho Aguila Company. informed by
wireless from Tampico, all Aguila en-
ployes safe. Please reassure rela-
tives."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
CONSIDER INDEPENDENT rIcks9
Conference Of Leading Men and Won.
On Of Chicago 20 Plan Campaiuo.

Conference Of Leading Men and Won,. /.
On Of Chicago 60 Plan Camp paion.
Chicago. Dec. 13.-A conference az
citizens. both men and women. WA
held here today to consider means. of
promoting the candidacy OF independ.
ents for the aldermanic election nexs
spring.
The call for the conference, which
was signed by seventy i've leading naer
and women Of the city. asserts that 10.
cal governmental conditions arc unAat.
isfactory In many ways. While the city
council 10 meeting its duties with :
greater sense Of responsibility 10 the
public than are some other depaftmenta
Of the local government. It 10 san sfue
that the personnel leaves much 10 b
desired"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
ADMIRAL FLETCHER REPORTS
uNpEclsivE ENGAGEMENT 10
sriLL IN PRooREss.
ALL AmEhlcANs ORDERED
70 LEAVE FIGHT ZONE
Taksn on Board shi1s Of Amsr;es"
Flss& ana carsd Fer-FIstchsr Pro-
tests Against Hanging Of Prisoners,
Cruelty Practices by Both sidss-
sixty.Fivs Men Already Executed.


Fletcher cabled from Tampico under
date el'l Q. m. today that at 4 p. m.
yesterday he had ordered all Americans
out Of the city and that before midnight
he had transferred about 500 aboard
the Wheeling and Tacoma to the bat
tleships outside.
The dispatch said the fighting was
continuing there. but made no mention
Of q report that the American admiral
had ordered the fighting to stop.
Women and Children Safe.
The admiral reported that all foreign
women and children were out Of the
city at o'clock this morning. but that
some Of the men preferred to stay. He
also reported that the situation was
getting worse and that skirmishing
continued, with the federal gupboat
Smelling the position Of the constitu-
HonalistS.
Admiral Fletcher asked the navy de-
paFtment to make announcement that
al foreigners were safe and that 1t was
impossible to- send personal messages
70 relatives Of all Of those on the ships.
nne 1epsItlnen. a nAs snsaeou ,.'.,, tne wa.
lner MOTTO Castle' which Will arrive u
IA%plco eally .onorlow: . 20 seoe'se
sucn 1enusees 70 may WISH ~ lease'
No Se.set'on :" .'gn.'ns'
this statement:
oaD!ee. am nas Deen received from
1see AamIat f!etcner, sent rom
1aamplco. IL MeAAco. p. ~. fI1oay. wnicn
cnveyeo tne i, inIolatlon tnas mere
- ,peen NO cessAtlsn OF the nsnt1ns'
put sne nsn'lnS nas not oeen serious.
Z. Asuiiar y Mas lepofseo 90 nave just ar
s!vee N1ln s'oOv 4. men ana taxing posi-
laa ea tne flens nank lIl OF tne river. he
I 80 lele - 1ae1loen gunooets erat Cruz
ana 1Hoefoeo was en- route TO Tampaco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
VICTIMS DYING
Hundreds Reported Starving and Sue
eumbins TO Exposurs-rwo Texas
Counties Inundatsd-coIorado and
srazos Rivers Join Forming Sheet Of
Water Forty Miles Wide.

Washington. Dec. 1s.-The revenue
cutter Window is being rushed to We.
lasco. the town nearest the inundated
section in Texas. Harry A. Black,
chairman Of the Galveston relief COM
mittee. today telegraphed Secretary
MacAdoo that two counties are almost
entirely under water. He said:
'+Since breaking Of levees, Colorado
and Brazos rivers have Joined. form.
ing sheet of water over forty miles
wide. Galveston relief committee send
Ing lifeboats with blankets ana Iood
supplies under command Of Captain
Cordell Of tho United States hfe saw.
Ing service. to rescue hundreds actu.
ally starving and dying OF exposure" !"
I The Window may act as supply base
for life saving crews at velasco.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
MAYOR GUSTS SCHOOL 6o Sll


q oppensnts 81 Mrs. Ysvno. II
Chicago, Dec. 13.-AAyor HAyx1Do0
yesterday accepted tho resignatloa0 oe
fivo members Of the board of e1uo1.
ton. All were dated July 10. 1911 AnA
have boon held pending such & es11oo
as that caused by Mrs. Youneouro.
moval from tho Office Of supAsiutans
dent Of schools.
The mayor stated that II it were poes
sible he would be pleased to accept the
resignation Of every member o& the
board who voted against Mrs.. Young.
The retired members are: Harry ~.
Lipsky. James b. Dibeilea. Henry W.
Huttma mn. Charles o. Sethness and
John C. Harding.
Mr.. HUFFMAN Is vice president az
tho board and Mr.. Sethness chairman
Of the committee on buildings and
grounds
Mrs. Young, when informed Of the
mayors action. receded from her poAl.
tion Of Thursday and intimatsd that
with conditions more to her liking she
might be persuaded to return TO the
position Of superintendent.
Mrs. Young takes the stand that Nj.
Shoop has been elected legally ana
that the pension law precludes his rea
moval without cause. The one way
to create a vacancy Is for Mr.. 6hoop
to resign, and he has not intimated
that he will.
Mr.. Shoop has been waiting for that
position for three years." said MrL
Young. 'He was never in harmony
with me or my policies"
DR.. Cornelia B. DeBey. n member cf
the board under the Dunno admif,.ss
tration and partisan OF Mrs. Younx.
said that Mr.. Shoop would not only bs
eliminated but that he would be sent
to some remote school. where he bs-
longs" te4ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
AGENT AsPHYx,ArEu
e. G. Jonss. Of oss Meinss, Victim Of
: Gas at Burlington.

Burlington. DEC. l3.-E. c. Jones. Of
Des Moines. special agent OF the Ger
man-American Life Insurance Com
pany, was asphyxiated last night at the
home OF Ben Buri . barber. The men
were friends and were together during
the evening. Burt invited Jones to
spend the night at his home. This
morning Mrs. Burr discovered the es-
Gaping gas and traced It to Jones
room. A gas stove was burning In
the room and the sas Jet was open.
indicating Jones had accidentally
turned it out before retiring. A pull
motor was used on Jones for an hour,
but failed to restore respiration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
Tamiahua. He has not thus far en-
countered any opposition and It u ~
sured that all the rebel forces have
gone to assist In the attack on Tam
r,iCn 5HsS .''-Net
Monterey Gxpecta AHtaoIe.

I y UVUSOsOy 8ApOOS0f SNSsuOWs
\ Vera Cruz. Dec. 13.-There IL every
indication that the. city Of Monterey
may be attacked by, the rebels at any
moment according to word from c. G.
Hanna, the American CONSUL general
there. The telegram was Aled this
morning by way OF Tampico.
A considerable federal army II be-
lieved to be concentrated at Monterey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-13
JOHN WEIR ,s AcoU,rso.

Numbering pslise chisf.
Clinton, H.. Dec. 13.-John WEIR.
charged with the murder of ;Joha
Struble. chief Of police Of this Slsy. -
the night of July Is. 1910, wae &C.
quilted today. the Jury being out tuS
hours. He was taken TO Chester poSlk.
tentiary this morning TO servo his stiano
on another conviction. from wheees1n
was pAroied about four yea1s AGO, ss