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First, eth av and X. W. A. Moore
pastor. Prayer service. a;l6 q m.
morning service II q m: Chri stiar
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Trinity. 1907 y. !, aev. 4 - rec.
ear pastor. q e, e:9o = m; t2er
service. 1000 q nj Hng. p6xvioa
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Epworth. cor. 80. 7th ana Ander-
son. W. +. Randolph. pastor. Bible
school at $50, sermon 1t II a. m.
and p. m, BY the pastor; Epworth
league, :4b p. m; prayer meeting,
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The Church OF Holy Communion,
cor. 30. 14th and I st, Rev. Rcbt.
H. McGinnis, rector. Early service,
1850 q m; g. s. and Bible service.
s;46 a. M; morning prayer. IL Z M
evening prayer. 7:30 p. m.
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Alien - q 1<1t 50. yakima, nov.
Il 8 zee ss Is s's ~ re 4 g B
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United Norwegian. %. 11th and 1
=, 7:45 ?. a J. o. Hauscn. pastor
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Evangelical Lutheran Germany
21st and o sta, Emil Lehman. pas.
>. M. s. s. s:is-10:is Z. m; Y. r
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Peniel Gospel Services every
evening st o'clock: Sunday at >
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st. Andrews church, No. sth and
Cakes ats. Rev. Frederick Webb,
rector. Evenings service, o. m.
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and Ea. M ST., Mckinley Park;
prayer meeting Thursday at First
church.
Mckinley Park Free N. E. ssth
end Howe SITS. e. M peFoe. pastor
Ing. Prayer meeting Tuesday. 1880
p. m.
LUTHERAN
Norwegian Lutheran Free church,
son. pastor. Services 1900 a. M;
X P. meeting. s p. M; services. 8
.. m.
Our savior's Evangelical Luther
an church. corner OF j and 18th
SITS, Rev. Q. J. OrdaL pastor. Resi-
ices in the English language II a.
m. and in the Norwegian language
3 p. m.
st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheraii
church, So. 27th and Tacoma av.,
Rev. r. Ave Lallemant pastor. s.
and ESQ p. M; confessional, 10 q.
m; Holy communion. 1850 q. m.
st. Paurs Danish Lutheran
cHurcbs 1917 30. - st. services 1T
II a, M; no evening service. Rev.
c. u Skorgaard, pastor.
st. Johns, So. 6th ana !. Rev. G
=. Stpeyer. pastor. Sunday school
DAD a. M; services ct II q. m. and
GERMAN. 50. f1nr Services IN
der. at 1910 q M and p, M; 8
D. t:t5 q mi T. p. s. G. r.. =
n. Ger. Lutheran, So. Tacom1.
(SVedfsh Lutheran church, corner
{8th and Birmingham av.) every al
ternate Sunday At $40 B. "a. Pas
eoz3 faAug. p GrAebner.
United Norwerian. %. 18th and 1
8 $50 z. m; peryicee. 1910 =
a., 7:45 p. "A J. o. Haugon. pastor.
First Swedish Lutheran. corner
So. and Sth st. s. 8 at $3.50 a. m. !;
services at II q m. and at 8 p. M.
Trinity. 1907 y. ], sev. + II. rec
<ervice. 1870 Z 4; Rne. sirvioa
Tao p m
II Ds z 1safri ss5 = sss' ,.. 'ss!
srssy ana 7ssns Ssepiis's. W " e.
Sirst Nosxselsn. s,d esd 81.
a. second nnd fourth H1>uInwu IN
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st. Paups Danish lutheran
churcb, 1910 So. l. st. Services 1t
II a, m; no evening service. Rev.
e. Skorgaard, pastor.
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Trinity. No. Sd ana k sts., Rev.
Charles z. Grimes. Early ceiebra-
ton. 1880 q. m; s. g.. 9:46 9. m.
Bible class. 1000 o M; Mathis. II
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EPISCOPAL
G. and 9Th av.. Rev. +. w. Keator,
bishop. Rev. F. z. Webb, vicar.
Services, 1880 and IL a. m.
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The Swedish church. 1a1s 81.
sunday school: ~ :, r. ssf.
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F9rk UnlVor117l1E cKuf1K 7I71 g
8 ! Il s' s.!s:, ; 4 !. i Us 8
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st. Johns, So. 6th ana !. Rev. G
~ Stpever. pastor. Sunday school
o:4b q. M; services ct II q m. and
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Our savior's Evangelical Luther
an church. So. nth and SITS, Rev.
o. ]. Ordal, pastor. Service In Nor-
wegian, III q M; In EnGlish. p.
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81. Johns. SO. 6sth ana Puget
Sound. Rev. Robert II. Mc0fnnis.
rector. 8. s., 10 q. M; services, II
s., p. m. ~
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Pilgrim, No. 24th ana Warner,
Rev. Edgar C. Wheeler. pastor.
Morning. 1880 a. M; Sunday. school.
11:40 q. m. Mr.. ]. s. Ellsworth
will speak.
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Il = J III - & || |:|; !
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Church OF God Mission, 2Boi Ia
coma Sunday school, p. M;
preaching, 3 and TAO p. M: prayer.
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First Presbyterian church. corner
So. 10th and @ Ets.. Rev. Murdoch
Mc1<ads pastor. Rey. FL =. Mitchel-
more. assistant. Morning service.
1850 O'Clock evenine. >. m; s. s.
Immediately after morning servico;
Y. p. s. G. r.. TOO p, n. 3 s,
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South Tacoma Christian, B61s So
junette: Bible school. p:45 \. M
p. M: Senior g. e., 6:3l, 3. m,
evangeiistic service at 7;so 3. m.
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! rS1o - - " ASoie,e pcs W
worship. 1910 an M. 70 m
Junior league. 400 D. m: eyenine
1 Worship 6.30 a m. ?
Joint injecting of church and
nd Fowler 7. = M Ct church s.sh. F I.
mornine service IL m
Fourtb c,,a - arI, crr fera,,oa
Thursday. 800
ton a. a y cnI Maa.re Eas ,a MOI
& schoo; a.46 Ep W. ri
league. ,. M; evening worship.
500. s
r. p.,r, O. 49, -. =.
Waldo 3. Marsh. pastor. 9. 8.
s.so =. IL Epw9rtn nSeague' $50 p
M M prayer meetiGs' Thurs: p m;
swedish ns.sodis. church. 81. I,
and So. 18th sts; Rev. A G. Beck,
ssrviss, io;! & !, NJ; Eeworsh league.
Central. So a1st and I 10, r K.
Graham. pastor. 8. g., 10 4. m. ;
school ax $50 en ma Sermon Rsasoli {, ~
; 800 D i: J ]. I. NO.
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Centra! Chriatisn church. No. 1
and Steele sts.s Rev. j. s, Raunf,
pastor. Bible school 10 a. M; conn
lnunton service and preaching, II 4.
M; song service and sermon, p.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
BURIED PORT OF PompEm FOUND
Most Important Discovery Of Centuries
Made by Sculptor.

Rome, Italy. Sept. 1.-THE most I'M
portant discovery at Pompeti for CEN
turtles is announced. It came thru the
efforts Of Lorenzo Cozza. the sculptor
Of Rome, who has been carrying on
the work begun by his father. He has
just unearthed the hrst remains OF the
ancient city port. situated 1880 meters
from the actual seashore now. and 700
meters from the old city safe. 1t was
known as Porta Marina.
The city Of Pompeii itself Is half
mile further inland than at the time OF
it's destruction. the coast line having
advanced thru sitting up thru the sue
cessive ages.
Mr.. Cozza worked on the theory OF
this displacement of the coast line. and
for years he has been experimenting on
a prolongation Of the street leading
seaward from the Porta Marina. Re-
Gently NE came upon solid blocks or
81 ante at depth Of twenty-three feet
under successive layers Of ashes. lava
and sand. Excavations proved that he
had struck the original quay. whose
stones still bear the indentations caused
by the action OF waves.
Much new light will be thrown upon
tho shipping customs OF ancient Rome
and the eruption itself. Further import
ant discoveries are awaited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
CONTRACT HOLDS VALID
judge Bradshaw DissoIvss Temporary
Injunction Against City Of Tama and
Iowa Railway q Light Company
Petitioners Allsas City Exossded
eel lnA>hA0dnAao

Special to Times Republican.
Ta,na. Sept. H.-Judge c. B. Brad
shaw this afternoon dissolved tho tenn
porary Injunction issued week ago
against the council Of Tama and tho
Iowa Railway & Light Company TO
prevent tho council from carrying out
the contract made with the public
utilities people to pump the water used
by the town The contract. which was
for a period OF ten years, was entered
into early in the summer. The town
has pumped it's own water with the
municipal plant for many years.
1t was set up in the petition on
which the temporary injunction was
granted that the Tama town council
had exceeded it's authority in entering
into the contract with the public util-
tiles company. and that in making the
contract the council. by anticipating
the revenues OF the city to pay for
having the water pumped. had exceed
ed the legal limit Of Indebtedness or
the town,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
TEN DAYS IN CONFERENCE.
Democratic Leaders Believe Tariff eiii
viii Soon Become Law.

Washington. Sept. 11.-Representa-
tive Underwood and Senator Simmons
had long conference with President
Wilson today over disputed points IN
fhe tariff bill. The two leaders ex-
pect the tariff bill will be In confer.
ence about ten days.
Both men declined to tell what par
ticuars they had taken up with the
president but 1t is said they went into
detail about features of the income tax
The president arranged to leave at
5s5 today for Cornish the summer
capital, and tho 1t has not yet been
determined how long he will remain
there, Senator Simmons and Mr.. In
derwood said there was TO necessity
for further conferences and that II 10
likely that on his return here the Dill
would be ready for his signature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11

died In Sing Sing. Gaynor was elected
q Judge Of the supreme court Of New
York In 1893. on . nomination given
him by republicans and Independent
democrats: was reelected in 1907. but
resigned to accept the nomination as
mayor Of New York City. to which he
was elected in November. 1909.
As he expressed It, Il never Quarreled
with tho organization leaders because
was too busy. simply went on and
did my work from day to day and I
kept their hands out OF the public
treasury"
Mayor Gaynor was q writer Of many
letters and attracted nationwide at
tention by these and his policies.
Prior to the national democratic con-
vention at Baltimore In June. 1912, the
mention cx his name was frauuent in
connection with the democratic nomi-
nation for president He did not have
the support Of the organization in his
state. however, and was not an active
contender,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11


Kingston. N. Y. Sept. 11.--Justice
Hasbrouck. OF tho supreme court Of
tho state. today decided that Cover
nor Sulzer was regularly impsached
and while awaiting impeachment trial
was divested Of tho right to exercise
HIS executive functions. including the
power to pardon.
The question OF the legality Of Sui
GERS impeachment camo before Jus-
tice Hasbrouck in connection with
habeas corpus proceedings brought to
compel the New York City authorities
to honor Sulzers pardon Of Joseph g.
Robin. the banker convict. Ho decided
that Robins pardon was invalid.
quashed tho writ and sent Robin back
to prison At Blackwelrs island.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
WILL NOT HANG GREEN.
Governor cruee of Oklahoma Will Not
Permit Execution.

Oklahoma City. Sept. lin ad-
vance of the trial Governor Cruce has
served notice that even should Lou
Green, the negro. charged with having
killed two policemen at Guthrie last
week, be convicted. he would not per-
nit him to be hanged.
Governor Cruce Is opposed to cap'-
tai punishment. A delegation OF Guth- :
rie citizens waiting on him last nighi
to ascertain what action he would
take II Green is convicted. were told
"If Green Is sentenced to be hanged
I Will grant stay OF execution
After Green had been lodged IN the
tatl a crowd formed to lynch him Du'
he was taken to another jail for safe
keeping.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11

Two armed O0pOt1oS OOzc0 III TOCNlNB
chairs Just outside the door. Tho door
was left ajar and q light was burning
In the hall. Thaw was fearful Of what
he called strong-arm work. After his
experience at Coaticook yesterday
nothing would surprise him. Jerome's
presence filled him with terror The
unwelcome taste Of liberty yesterday
left him trusting entirely to counsel
and making few suggestions. Thaw
himself does not know except in ono
case the identity Of the three men who
caused him to be set down over the
line at Norton Mills. The man whom
he does know Is Agent Parkinson.
chief Of the dominion secret service.
and 1t was at Parkinson's head that
Thaw hurled the heavy glass tumbler.
The hotel corridors here had the APP
pearance OF cunvsT:.c:! this forenoon.
The Monadnock house lobby. head
quarters for the pro- Thaw and anti
Thaw forces, was crowded.
Hearing 10 Delayed.
crowd followed Thaw to the bar
ber shop. Sheriff Drew stood beside
him while he was shaved. Thaw was In
gay humor and spoke laughinEly of his
trip yesterday. His arraignment IN po-
lice court was delayed. Jerome was
waiting for his detective aid, Lanyon,
due on a 10:S0 train.
1--WE are also waiting for the New
York gunmen," he said with smile.
Justice Carr came to the hotel shortly
after 8 o'clock and said he was ready
to preside at any time the complain
ant against Thaw desired. After be-
ing shaved Thaw returned to his room
and talked with his lawyers. 1t was
announced at IL o'clock that counsel
had agreed to postpone the hearing
until 4 p. m. 1t was expected the case
would then be adjourned until tomor-
row.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
ENVOY IN HIDING
senor Zamaeon. Makes No Effort to
Meet Washington Officials and Re-
mains in Secret Conferences With
Mexican Representative - Goes to
New York to Seek Loan.

Washington, Sept 11.-Senor Manuel
De Zamacona. supposed representative
OF Provisional President Huerta, left
washington today for New York with
out seeing any government officials. He
did not seek an interview with any
but spent his time with Charge Algara
Of the Mexican embassy. The latter
was expected to confer with Secretary
Bryan during the day and may inform
Mr.. Bryan Of the character Of Senor
Zamacona's mission.
The attitude Of Secretary Bryan and
the president is not to receive the
Heurta envoys unless they come TO
carry forward the negotiations begun
by Mr.. Lind and with the understand
ing that the points made by Mr.. Lind
have been settled-chiefly that Huerta
is to be considered rs eliminated from
the presidential race.
Senior Zamacona was in concealment
during his visit here and left secret
ly. He Is expected to return in few
days but while In New York will en-
deavor to negotiate a loan.
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PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
TeIesraphie News: /
Mayor Gaynor iDes at Sea. 4
Old Wound Inflicted By AssAs
Fatal
Death Overturns Political Situation.
Court Holds Sulzer IL Not Governor.
Jerome lncensed at Canada's Action.
Deportation Of Thaw High Handed.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Northwestern Sued for $4,000.
Girl Accused Of Theft Of $500.
Kirkpatrick an lnsurgent.
Newton Refuses Permit to Hospital
Promoters.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
The Old Idea and the New Time.
Smaller College Seats.
The Girl In tho Postoffice.
Topics Of tho Times
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Iowa Odd Fellows to Meet in Fort
Dodge.
Penalty for Living About Taxes.
PAGE SEVEN.
General News:
Purity Principles Applied to Clothing.
Miscellaneous News
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Over 1000 See Fair Wednesday
Record For Paid Admissions Broken.
llama Jim" Wilson Speaks Friday.
Races Go Over Owing to Rain.
Auto Polo Thrills Large Crowd.
WAYNE D. Wright. Known Here as
Singer Dies.
Sheriff Puts Ban on Alleged Near
Beer"
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Improved Weather Eases Wheat.
Rains Causes Sag in Corn.
Heavy Receipts Give Hog Buyers
Advantage.
Cattle Trade Sluggish.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
D,ces FACES TRIAL AGAIN.
He Must Answer Charge Of Subordl.
nation Of Perjury.

San Francsic. Sept. 1l.-Twelve men
were chosen to try Maury !. Digs.
former state architect. and Attorney
Charles b. Harris. OF Sacramento. on
charge of subornation OF perjury
growing out OF the white slave case IN
which Diggs was recently convicted.
The taking Of testimony will be begun
today
Miss Marsha Warrington and Miss
Nellie Barton will be tho chief wit-
nesses for tho government
The prosecution will attempt to prove
that Diggs and his attorney. Harris.
asked Miss Barton to intercede with
her friend, Marsha Warrington. follow
ing the Diggs- Caminetti fight to Reno.
with view TO having Miss Warrington
so color her testimony that Diggs might
escape conviction under tho Mann act.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
PLAN SOUTH POLAR TRIP.
Stackhouss 10 Head New Expedition
Into Antarctic,

London. Sept. i'll. Foster Stack
house. who was intimately associated
with the late Captain Scott in organ
izing the fateful expedition to the
south pole, is arranging for another
trip to the Antarctic. The plan Is to
start from London in August. 1914. to
explore King Edward VII. land. 1t Is
expected the explorers will be away
two years. sailing in the steam yacht
Paloris, especially built for navigation
in Polar regions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
THOMAS a. EDISON Ill.

Noted Inventor Confined to Homo Suf-
fsrins From Geld.
West Orange. n. J., Sept 11.-Thom-
as A. Edison, the inventor. is Ill at his
homo in Llewellyn Park. For the first
time in eight years he was unable today
to 20 to his laboratory, short distance
away.
Mr.. Edison Is suffering from a cold
contracted while motoring in New
England II is said he Is not seriously
Ill. Mr. Edison is 66 years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
New, Shock 70 Brother,


Springfield. Ill. Sept. 11.-Thomas l.
Gaynor. Of this city, only brother OF
Mayor Gaynor. was greatly shocked
today at the news Of his brothers
death. Mr.. Gaynor said that letters re-
ceived recently indicated his health
was improving.
II received letter from him about
SIX months ago." said Mr.. Gaynor. "but
heard from him more recently thru
my sisters. The mayor had practically
given up hope Of getting well. This
was the reason he gave up the project
OF running for governor.
Recently he appeared better and a.
q result he decided to come out az an
Independent candidate for mayor The
mayor visited me here about four
years ago."
Mr.. Gaynor will prepare to go to
New York City as soon as possible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
REST PRESCRIBED FOR LANE.
seeretary's AiIment piaonosed q
Anqina Pectoris.

Berkeley. Cal. Sept. l1.-Secretary
Lane OF the interior department. VINO
COLLAPSED last Tuesday while review
ing parade in Oakland. showed con
tinued improvements today. but MS
brother. n physician. insists he must
have absolute rest until his strength
returns.
Secretary Lanes Illness has been
diagnosed az angina pectoris or rheu-
natism of the heart. He has had
touches of 1t for two years and In the
future he must always bear In mind
tho possibility OF it's recurrance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
rror Of jerome.
Eve,,;ng T.-R No,v 81 Per Year By Mail

Beginning Sept the evening edition Of the will be
subscribers 81 by mail special
employed This is 3 and the special Iowa
greatly enlarged The has
machine which will increase the
setting capacity the TR plant columns day and make possible
bigger and better than before We confidently
family result Of the
price enlarged service
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11

1oone County Veteran 0vops DEED.
Special to Times Republican.
Boone, Sept. 11.-Dd Ahrrascn. IN
old soldier and wealthy retired Rssl.
dent Dropped dead at Fraser Junction.
whore ne had gone 70 attend the an
nual watermelon fsAst at the JohH
Buttoiph home. He had Just rAacha1
the scene OF the fcstivity when the snA
came
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
laps ISSUE uLTlmATum
Demand Apology, Indemnity and Pun.
ishmsnt Of Guilty Soldiers for Killing
Of .Japansss At Nankins - Urges
China to Meet Demands Without
Delay.

+ Susn& ~ VsVos OV'"Ss'~S
Dsiay.
Pekin. Sept 11.-Japan's demands
growing out Of the killing Of several
Japanese at Marking were presented to
the Chinese government today.
While full information was not given
out it is known that the demands are
In the nature Of an ultimatum.
An apology. an indemnity and pun
ishment Of the guilty soldiers and Of
ficials at Marking are demanded and
the government Is urged to accept the
terms without delay.
At the japanese embassy it was said
that the demands were surprisingly
moderate and by reason Of their rea-
sonableness and excitement prevalent
lin Japan any undue procrastination
on the part Of China could not be toll
Grated. 1t was stated at the foreign
office that the Japanese note has been
received and turned over to Provi-
sional President Yuan Shi Kai, who
with other Chinese officials was con-
sidering it this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
Holds IMPEACHMENT
Of SOLZ[R R[GQll
DIVE, or RIGHT 70 gxgN.
6 exEcur,vE FUNCTIONS
WHILE WAITING TRIAL.
.uLlNo ~ JuorIcE
AAaaaouck ANNOUNCED

Decision Made In Habsae Corpus pro.
essdinss in Case Of Jessph g. Rshln,
Banker conviet-Rebin, paedened BY
suIzsr Aftsr Impeachment Fight fer
Liberty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
MAYOR GAYNOR DIES
ENROUTE TO EUROPE
Expires Suddenly on Steamship Baltic As
Vessel Approaches Shores Of England.
ON WAY TO OLD WORLD TO REST

cAUsfD " AssAssNs suLLET-oEATH ovERTuRNs PRES
EMr POLITICAL slTuAToN cAyNoR
PLANNED CONDUCT VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
roN 40 INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE AGAINST TAMMANY HALL
CONTEMPLATED BRIEF EuRoPE-PLAcE TICKET
PROBABLY FILLED-sTEAMsHIP
vExINo BODY LIVERPOOL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
nodv En Rovte Ia Liv.rpooj,

London. Sept. 1.-THE news Of the
death Of William J. Gaynor. mayor Of
New York. on board the steamer Bal
tic. while at sea yesterday, was re-
ceived at the White Star line offices
here today in brief wireless mes
sage from Captain Ransom, the COM
mander Of the vessel.
Commander Ransom added that the
body was being brought to Liverpool.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
FIRE DESTROYS STATE PROPERTY

Lightning Strikes Barn at Mitchell.
Vile School Causing $4,000 Loss.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Sept. 1.-THE state OF
Iowa suffered loss OF about St.oo0 To-
day because barn at the sirls IN
dustrial school. at Mitcheilviiie. Was
struck by lightning. Eight head OF
horses were taken out after the nre
started but the barn 'and its contents
were burned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
HELD ON SLAVERY CHARGE.

Mason City Man Turned Over % Fed.
era, Officers ae Ft. Dodge
Special 70 Times Republican.
Mason city, Sept. 1l.-AChargsd With
bringing Anna Spader into Iowa TOY
Immoral purposes. Fred Thompson. q
th,. CITY. was turned over TO federal
Officers today and VIII DO jailed y
Fort Dodge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11

Untitled Tenna0s Decreased.
New York. Sept. 10.-The untitled
tonnage Of the United states Steel
Corporation on Aug. II totalled 6.-
32a.s4s tons. . decrease Of i7S.sss tons
over July,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
LAD DIES PLEADING INNOCENCE.
E;oh+een. .Year-oid Boy Hanged Fo'
kjlIino 9chooltOachOe.

Fayetteville. Ark. Sept 11.-Omer
Davis. IS years old. was hanged hero
today for the murder cs Miss Nellie
;ssn. .yhmn h4H schooltea cher. He went
to the scaffold protesting his inno-
cence.
Meet me in heaven, were his last
words. ~ he assisted the deputy sher-
III in adjusting the moose.