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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-08
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good TO return June 25. at fare and
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-08
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June Sis. 1900.
For the above meeting the Chicago
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tificate plan, good to return June u, at
fare and third for the round trip.
For further information inquire of any
agent C. G.. w. railway or address F. II.
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Chicago.
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milwaukee,, Wis, June 1874
1900.
For this annual convention the Chi
cago Great Western railway will or
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the certificate plan, good to return Juns
| Is, at fare and one-third for thu
round trip. For further information in
quire Of any agent OF the G. G. w. rail
way or address F. H. Lord. g. P. & T
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-08

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-08
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The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
STRIKE STILL ON.
Efforts To settle New Bedford Trouble
without Avsu.

New Bedford, Mass. December IL The
mill strike is still ON and efforts made by
the state hoard Of arbitration today
brought about no satisfactory result Is, for
Treasurer Knowles refused to attend the
conference which was arranged.
The labor leaders when they heard the
result of the state boards call on Mr..
Knowles. were agreed that 1t would only
make the fight of the operatives more
determined than ever, for they informed
Mesyrs. Heed, Barry and Palmer today
that they were agreeable to conferences
for the purpose OF trying to settle the
present trouble.
It was stated upon the authority OF tn &
strikers that today 80 per cent of the
weavers employed In the Acushnet and
hathaway mills remained from their
work In all probability this number
VIII be added to before the week is out.
for q iator leader today was told by hall
dozen weavers, that they would leave
the mills just as soon rs they got the
clio tn they are now weaving oil the
looms. Everything was very quiet and
orderly about the mill gates today and
there was no hooting or kissing or other
insults to the weavers who chose to
work.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
Gathering Proved To Be Not En-
tirely Harmonious.
Motion to Expel limo
thy Healy.
This Was Resented BY Timothy
Harrington.

Dublin, December II Delegates to the
ing county councils, borough corpora
tions, district councils, bran ches Of the
United Irish league and kindred bodies,
met today in national convention in the
Dublin potunda ito recreate the Irish
party"
Mr.. John Redmond, who presided, said
it was the parliament OF the Irish peo.
ple.'' Seventy five Irish members of the
House of Commons were present and sew
eral priests were ON the platform.
Mr.. John Dillon, amid cheers, proposed
a resolution to the effect that the South
African war was entered upon in pur-
suance of conspiracy to deprive two
free nations of their liberty in the inter
ests OF capitalists and mine owners.
He read letters from Boer generals CIV
ing Instances of the alleged brutality of
British soldiers in South Africa, and also
the death notice OF Boer boy of eight
years in the camp at Port Elizabeth.
whose father had refused to surrender
and whose home was blown up with dy-
namite. According to the notice, the
child and his mother were deported hun
dreds OF miles and fed upon pea soup.
The lads death, MIR. Dillon described as
''eowardly murder" Intensely excited
by MIR. Dillon's speech, the assembly
broke forth into fierce cries and protests
against the conduct of the war. The reso-
luton was adopted unanimously and the
convention ordered 1t telegraphed to the
president of the Afrlkander bund.
William O'Brien introduced resolu-
tion excluding Timothy A, Healy from
the parliamentary party. While their
difficulties were of u personal character
he urged that for the sake OF unity MIR.
Healy's exclusion was necessary. limo
thy Harrington, who was frequently IN
terrupted, said that If the action Of the
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12

the fsrthest limit In tina amount of re-
duction with due regard TO safety foI tine
future. The S65, 900, 600 remaining after
the reduction proposed by the committee
took effect would not equaf the extra
ordinary expenses sure 70 fellow as q re-
suit OF the Spanish war. Among suoh ex-
penses was thu interest on tne bonds is-
sued to prosecute the war am bunting 70
50, 600, 900; this increased army which both
sides admit should amount to 1OO, U0O
men for the next two or three years. This
increase In expeD iiture would amount
to $50, 00O,UO0 The Increase In naval ex-
penditures 49, together with the pensions
growing out OF the late war. would add
TO our expenditures 10000, 600 more.
'Some members of the minority or the
committee have proposed TO eoollsh All
tbs war revenue and offer In place there'
of an income tax. OF course, It is perfect
ly obvious to every thinking man that
this would cause an Immediate deficiency
in our revenues. 1t would mean loss OF
sos, 0O0,000. The enactment OF a new in
come tax law would not furnish q dollar
of additional revenue.
Another proposition has bssn made by
this minority to abolish this entire addition
al tax upon beer. This woul1 result In an
additio nal reduction OF S33, l0J,Ot0. Ger
tainly ths tax upon beer should never be
wiped out until every other vestige OF
the war taxes Is removed.
MIR. Payne received round or applause
when he concluded,
Air. swanson of Virginia, q member OF
the committee on ways AMI means, FOL
lowed, making thu opening argument
and presenting ths views OF the minority.
Mr.. swanson said that the Democratic
party fully recognized the urgent neoes-
sity for a reduction In the revenues OF
this government; during four years tax
asion had increased over $3.50. ODD 0Oj, and
that II this heavy burden was continued,
business and commerce would seriously
sutIer. lie expressed regret that the
Republicans had failed to avail them
selves OF the present exosllsnt opportuni-
ty ID devise more just equitable and
permanent system OF taxation. he said
there should be "a reduction made now In
the revenues of at least $50, 900, 0O0 instead
oflS4O, OOO, coo MIR. Swanson asserted that
the only persons who were benefited by
a large surplus In the treasury were these
who were seeking extravaganza and I'M
just appropriations, the national banks
that were deslrous OF continuing the
terest and the bond holders who desired
the government to redeem their bonds at
q high and exorbitant premium.
In conclusion, Mir. swanson said that
the minority would move to recommit
the bill with Instructions to provide for
a reduction OF at least SIO,0OO,000,
The Speaker appointed the following
member to constitute the special COM
rittee to investigate the alleged ''haz.
ing of Cadet booz at West Point In
pursuance of the resolution adoptsd earli-
err In the session: MsssIs. Marsh OF I'LL
nois, chairman; Wanger OF Pennsylva-
ola, Smith OF Iowa. briggs OF New YORK
an Clayton of New YORK.
At sos p. m, the House adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
SIXTEEN MILLIONS MORE.
MInisteriaIIsts Admit That Boer war is
Not Over.

London, December l1.-In the House Of
Commons TODAY, MIR " iJIiam st. John
Brodriok, the secretary of state for war,
introduced the supplementary estimates
OF $40, 9OO 90 for the army. He admitted
the governments expectations ha been
over sanguine and It was now antioipat-
ed that the expenditures TO March 81
would b3 little short of tina outlay the
government had been mourning during
the whole of the fiscal year. Sir VIII
liam Vernon Haroourt, liberal, expressed
the opinion that the house had never
heard a more depressing confession, He
thought that now they bad overthrown
the governments of the repu blios by over
whelming force Of arms they should deal
with the brave burghers remaining, not
by perDetually increasing the expendi-
lures, but by policy OF reconciliation.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
BOSTON WILL HAVE A YACHT.

Boston, December 1.-THE signing of
building contract today for the Boston
cup defender practically assures reprs-
sentative yacht from this city in the trial
races, for the honor of meeting the Sham
rock III. next August The Yacht will b.
builU nv Lawley of South Boston, who
todny signed a contract with Thomas W
Lawson to that effect. AS has already
been stated the designs of the yacht will
be furnished By Mr.. Crowninshield of
this city. 1hs Fore River Engine com
pany was also a bidder for the new boat.
Designer Crownlnshield was seen to-
night IN regard to the plans lilo said
that they wers not naIfected yet, but ne
would have them ready as soon as the
material arrived. AS to their general
appearance, he would say nothing
when ib Is known that Herreshoh
has his frames all bsnt and set up SO that
he will not be able to change them. then
rhe public may .have anropportunity TO
see what they look like he said.
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Louisville, Decem 1.-The Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor begins to ssa
daylight through the mass of resolutions
with which 1t has bsen struggling for
the past five days To-day was the last
day for the submission OF resolutions and
notwithstanding the short session this
session great progress was made In dis
posing Of those already before the con-
vention Final adjournment probably
will come on Friday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12

title under homestsR1 laws. was oasssd.
MIR Clay OF Georgia was then recoz.
nized 70 deliver q speech upon the pand-
ing ship subsidy bill He lie a membar OF
the committee on oommercs, from which
the measure was reported and is regarded
as one of tine most vigorous opponents OF
the proposed legislation
At the conclusion of Me. Clay speech
Mr.. Hanna OF ohio said be bad exnerted
to submit some remarks ON the bill today
but owing to the latsness OF she hour
would postpone the delivery OF his adj
dress until THURSDAY.
The Senate then az 90 D, m, on mo
ton OF MIR Lodge went Into executive
session and at As p. m. adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12

delegates plunged the country into the
vortex of dispair future generations would
curse the convention ana those who
participated in it.
"Hog wash" yslled an o Brlenite In
the gallery.
AZ know where the hog is,' said Mr..
Harrington, which caused protests and
cries of she is calling his fellow patriots
hogs. -
had admonished the convention to give
him fair hearing, made a temperate
appeal for harmony
After other speeches, an amendment
taking the bitterness out OF the resolu-
ton, was proposed by Father sMcNeere,
put this was rejected Overwhelmingly
and Mr.. y Brien's resolution was adopt
ed, only 20 hands showing against it, The
convention then adjourned until tomor-
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
DUTCH REFUSE TO ACT.
No Help For President Kruger From
Netherlands.

The Hague, December 1.-THE Dutch
government today finally ana definitely
refused TO take the Initiative In behalf
of arbitration between the Transyaal and
Great Britain.
The decision of the government was
communicated In an interview between
Mr.. Kruger and DIR. Leyds, and the Dutch
foreign minister ami the minister OF I'm
ance, Mr. N. q. Pierson. Mr.. Kruger
explained that the object of his journey
was to disseminate the idea OF srbitra'
ton and the Dutch ministers replied that
tha role of the Netherlands must be pas
sive The initiative belonged to the great
powers When they had reached a de-
eision. the Dutch government might ses
what it conld do. A serenade OF Mir.
Kruger by the scholars, fixed for tonight,
has peen prohibited by the police out of
fear of disturbances,
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
THE CANAL TREATY

Washington, December IL There
were no sat speeches on thu Hay
Paunoefote treaty In the executive session
of the Senate today. Such discus ZION as
there was consisted OF questions and
answers directed towards caring up
doubts concerning the effect OF the treaty
generally regarding the rights.of the
United States in Central America
Senator Beverldge took the initiative
He asked for Information as to the effect
of the pending negotiation on the ques-
tions disposed of for the time by the
Clayton Bulwer negotiations, The ques-
tions brought out replies from Senator
Lodge, in charge OF the bill and after
Mr.. Lodge had concluded a number OF
senatorial lawyers found occasion to par
tiUipate In the controversy which ensued
Those who spoke included Senators
Foraker, Teller, Money, Mason and Spoon
ar
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
DAMAGE TO THE COLLINS.

Boothbay Harbor, December 1l,-Tha
steamer Della Collins, which was sunk
at Southport during the severe storm OF
lastssweek, still lies in the same position.
a diver has visited the place and made
an examination Of the steamer, preparR-
tory to making repairs and estimates that
she was damaged to the extent OF about
$500 There IL a seven foot hole IN the
steamers hull. aInidships and another
smaller one aft Her hold is full of water
and she has suffered somewhat from the
strain incident to the gale. She Will be
raised within few uavs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
LORD ROBERTS FAREWELL AID.
DRESS.

Cape Town, December 11.--At the re-
esption in honor or Lord Roberts yester-
day, when the British commander rose to
respond, after the presentation tn hun OF
the sword and casket, all Dre sent rose to
their feet, cheering and waving handker-
chiefs The demonstration continued
for some minutes.
At Its conclusion, Lord Roberts made
an eloquent address. After exprassi ne
deep thanks for the honor accorded him
hs said the war in South Africa had pc.
culiRr interest for him inasmuoh as 1t en-.
abled him to bring TO what he hoped. was
a successful conclusion o. the work en-
trusted to him twenty years ago, that Of
dispslling, by force Of arms IL necessary,
he aspirations of the Beers TO render
themselves Independent of British CON
broi
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
TO MEET PLAYERS.
National League Appoints a Commit
tee 10 Consider Grievances.

New York. December II, -The Play
ers' Protective association will be given
hearing by the National League mag
mates now in session in7thfs city. Tomor-
row morning a COMMITTEES consisting of
A. IL. Soden of Boston, Col. John l..
Rogers of Philadelphia and John T..
Brush of Cinoinnasi, will meet the COM
mittee from the players organization and
listen To their demands.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
THE BEST PLAsrER.

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The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

10 make 1T apparent to thousands. who
think themselves Ill, that they are not
afflicted with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing. is to
bring comfort home 60 their hearts, as a
positive condition Ia easily cured by using
syrup OF FIGS Manufactured by the
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by all druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
THE RlCYCLE RAOE.

New York, December ll.-With the
thousand mile mark but SCORE of miles
ahead Of them, nine OF the six-day bioy-
Gle riders in Madison Square Garden at
midnight tonight were keeping up the
hurricane pace set for them at midnight
on Sunday. At the end OF the 4S hours,
the leading teams were three miles ahsad
of tho record
The score at IL O'Clock:
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
Miles. Laos.
YALE.S CAPTAIN.

New Haven, december 11.--Oharies
Gould, 1909, and rush on the Yale foot
bali team, was tonight elected oantain
for the season OF 1901 by fhs ID players
who participated In the championship
this year.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
HARRISON CALLS All WHITE
HOUSE.

Washington, December n.-Ex-Presi
dent Harrison visited PresidenS Mckin
icy this afternoon He was acoompanie!
by ex-Seoretary Foster
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12

Washington story has 1t that Hon.
j. IL. Manisy may be the next assistant
secretary of war in case Mr.. Metklejchn
becomes "a United States Senator.
The post Office at Miilinooket, Me Will
become presidential office on January
Land the salary of the postmaster Will be
$500 year.
A cnroner's jury Is investigating tina
shooting of Aura StuFtsVanJ while hunt
ing In Bowerbank.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
KNIGHTS OF MALTA Al BELFAST.

Belfast, December ia degree team
from Lisle Adam commandery, knights
OF Malta, OF Roxbury, Mass arrived here
tonight to install tiovernor Crosby COM
mandery in this city. The degree work
was In oraer tonight and will be conttn-
ued tomorrow evening.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
BIG ORDER FOR COAL BARGEs.

Bath, December l1.-A- good idea OF the
work in shipyards here is shown In the
filling OF an order for eight haFges and
an ocean tug for the Staples Coal COM
pany of Taunton, Mass. IRE first barge
OF 5000 tons, will go overheard next
month.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
BASKET BALL.
League of Military Companies Formed
Last Evening.

The committee on Military Basket
Ball league, met at the Armory last eve
ming 60 draw up II set or regulations fol
the league which Is to include all the
militia companies In the city, also a
schedule of games. The Basket Ball as
sociation's official lies were adoDted.
The following schedule was adopted &c
January Sd:
December 1e-Naval Reserves VS. Co.
b.
December I8-Co. L VS.. Co. Is.
December 20--Co. A vs. Naval Reserves.
December 26-Navai Reserves VS.. Go. A
December 27-Co. l. VS.. Co. b.
January 1-Co. 4 VS.. Go. L..
January 3-Co. A VS.. Co. Il.
The first league game will take place
tonight between the Naval Reserves and
Co b, after the n. L. driIl
The game of last evening was between
Co. E and Naval Reserves, Co. winning
by a score OF II TO 5. The first half was
close and exciting, the score being and
In the second half the teams were
somewhat changed and Co. E showed up
much the stronger, scoring to the
Naval Reserves ], making total of II
Co 8.
The lineup.
~ Naval Eacaryaa
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Q uinIne Tablets cure n cold
n one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price % cents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-12
Naval Reserves,

Caseldsn, right forward, A, Mcleod
j. MaIoney, left forward, j. Rundlett
ID Maloney, centre, IL. Steele
Mccarthy, right back, l.. Hese1tine
Flynn, left back, A. Ward
There is a prize offered for the team
winning in tins league ssries. The prize
will be a picture suitable for the occa-
ainn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MARBLE FALLs--Mr. F. o. Perry is
here buying horses for the English gov
ernment for use in South Africa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for a large rice
crop Ia this section are rapidly being
pushed by william Miller, late OF Des
Moines, Iowa.
BuFFALo-The smallpox cases have all
gotten we'll and have been discharged. to-
gether with the twenty-one inmates of
the detention camp. and no further danger
is apprehended.
WHARToN--The dewberry crop this
year is plentiful, the berries large aud
well formed and delicious and retail al
81 per bushel. There is also prospect
OF a good fruit year.
HANsFoRD--Grass Is beginning to
have some strength and cattle are pick
ing up. The ranchmen are busy ploughine
preparatory TO sowing sorghum and mil
lot principally, as fodder for their cattle,
Ell PASO. Texas-A. r. Robinson snt
Ben wallace, two negroes arrested a weei
or more ago BY the police OF this city
have been indicted for murder at Hal
letsvilIe, Lavaca county, and we're deliy'
cred to Sheriff Boone
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-28
pLoopnouNps AFTER HIM.
The Arkansas Man Robbcr In Being
Chased by n Posse.


Little Rock. Ark. April 21--Stimulated
by the offer OF rewards aggregating $500.
several armed posses are in hot pursuit
of the bandit who boarded a passenger
train on the st, Louis. Iron Mountain and
Southern railroad early this morning at
Hggineon and held up the passengers for
$3.50 Bloodhounds were put on the trail.
The mask worn by the robber was found
near the railroad track, covered with
blood, and II is supposed the bandit was
wounded. As he jumped Off the train sew
era shots were fired at him by John
Flucus. the colored porter on the train
A number OF prominent men who were
passengers were relieved OF small sums.
Conductor Collect was compelled at the
point OF a pistol to walk ahead OF the
robber ans awaken the passengers The
heaviest loser was r. Reigl OF Efarreus,
N. Y, who was en- route to Galveston.
I~ gave up $2t5. J. Guernsey. ST. Louis
travelling man, was mulcted for $3.50. The
robber declined to take any vaiuables from
lady passengers, and also refused watches
and jewelry, None of the excited pas
sengers attempted to interfere with the
bandits progress, After be had gone
through the st. Louis sleeper and the
Memphis chair car, he jumped on and
disappeared. The man was disguised az a
negro and wore mask.