Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06

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i TOPICS OF THE TIMES !
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The paramount issue is 10 get the re-
turns.
shaky candidates say a frost may
appear at any time.
The T.-R. is positively sure of one
thing. tha, the name of the successful
candidate is William
The Dewey arch in New York City
has become an eyesore I'nable TO
raise a fraction of the money needed
to reconstruct it With permanent ma
terial. the TEMPORARY arch is denounced
as an obstruction 10 travel.
Some of the candiGates would appear
better in the sour, than at the soup
house,
Senator Cushman IL. Davis. of Min
nss6ta, may lose his right foot from
blood poisoning caused by the dye
from a silk stocking. He has been laid
#up for some time.
At any rate Bryan reached home in
Nebraska without a broken head or d
tMisted neck as the result of lodging
missiles.
Between the towns Of Los Angeles
and Pasadena. in southern California.
There has been constructed an over
fead path for the. exclusive use OF
cyclists. The path is built OF Wood,
varies from three feet TO fifty feet in
height and has an average gradient OF
Eone in eighty. The path accommodates
tour machines abreast is lit turnout
BY electric lights. and the entire cost
9 construction. including purchase of
right-ef-way overland. has been about
$4,000
The late John sherman came of a tall.
and long-lived race. His grandmother
was six fee tail ard lived eighty-one
years.
Senator Hanna lastly is: What
shall it profit man if he gain. Bryan
and lose his fun dinner-pail..
These very sure weather prophets are
a bad lot.
In Minneapolis. Judge Vail on Mon
l,day decided tina, board Of trade quo
statiors mus, be given to the public
without discrimination.
4 a Honolulu CORRESPONDENT Of the
4 Boston Transcript writes: John Chi
4 ma man Is an entirely different person
iii Hawaii from what he is in Califor-
sfnia Those who know him only. on the
1 Pacific slope do not know him at all.
There he is a despised menial, outside
lated because he cant be wholly got rid
LEE In these favored isles he is a mar
lanlnng men, the faithful and trusted
servant, and often occupies important
i places in pubic affairs. he is vel
5leoned to any society for which he has
l.htted himself. And SO well has he irn-
4 proved the exceptional opportunities
that have come 10 him in Hawaii thai
PIE Is sometimes able 10 grace the mos
select social functions. Last week
Eattei.ded a reception al Oahu College
given to the new president and his
svife. There. among the elite Of tn,
Ieity.1 saw Chinese and japanese me.
and women, some in their nationa
COSTUMES
M more blufting now, Must &c
Il down to actual figures.
!, Forty thousand Pittsburg working
.sE men have sent their respects to Presi
s ident Mckinley. Ii is hoped that host
Of Others may do 50 tomorrow.
q The Corn field vote had a good in
: leentiye hereabouts TO go to the polls.
7 Neodosha. Kas., has a population Q
I Iabout fifteei. nunGred, which include
more thin people han any place tyvic
e Isit SIZE IN a!issflca4E NJ sdly o1 The me
less than 100 pounds. tho in goo
: heath. Physicians say that the petre
$ seum and natural gas wells there al
. responsible for making people look lik
I whitened refugees from a famine dis
Z triet in India.
), Thisis ,ha day for landslides. br
I tomorrow II Will be necessary to loo
: after coal slides.
Vice Chairman Payne's estimate
81 that Mckinley and Roosevelt will cal
Try Illinois by 100000. Michigan BY Is
i 600: Ohio by $4,000; South Dakota b
10000; Wisconsin by 100000; Minnesot
) by 10000: North Dakota by 10000 an
Kansas by $4,000.
Following the advice Of Ii Hun
I Chang the Chinese Will not again ri
j sort to arms. it is said.
In Indianapolis late Saturday after
7 noon Thomas Taggart, mayor of Ii
dianapolis. and democratic nation,