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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
ATTACHMENT AGAINST ARMOUR.
sioux City Parties Asking for SSH
600 foI. Erench of Contrnct

sioux City Fnrties AskinG Tor SSI,-
OOOfor Breach ofContract.
New York March l6-4An attach
ment has been obtained here against
Philip ID. and jonathan O. Armour sur
Niying partners IT Armour 4 CO.. Of
schicago. for $sl. 9ea in favor u John +.
Cannon. ON an assigned claim from
Beaumont X Nsase. jobbers =, meats
at Sioux " la The claim is for dam
ages for alleged breach of contract for
non delivery of 215S,ooo pounds OF pork
loins ordered from September i5 TO
September -, 1879. 1t was statssi that
the contract prize was -, cents a
pound Beaumont & Nease sold the
quantity ordered AT Ole cents, and the
market price rose TO l. cents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
SPECIAL TRUSTS COMMITTEE
sub COMMITTEES Named to Consider
All l341nti-Trust Legislation.

Washington. March l6. Chairman
Ray OF the house Judiciary committee
today appointed The following special
committee on trusts: Ray, republican.
5ot New York; Isi.kins, republican, Of
Wisconsin: Ovetstreet republican, Of
Indiana; Littleaed. republican. Of
Maine; Terry. democrat. of Arkansas:
Ianhan. democrat. of Texas; Elliott,
democrat. o. South Carolina. This spes
ei.a committee viii consder all bills
ard resolutions relating to trusts,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
.,nwNE is SERIOUSLY ILL.
Free SILVER Advocate submits to Sur
dcal Opcration In Duluth.

ST. Paul, March 16.-Former Con-
gle ssman Charles a. Towne. the we.l-
known advocate Of free silver coinage.
lis seriously i'll at the hospital in pu-
luth, where a surgical operation Was
performed on him few days ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
FIRE AT MOHAWK, N, Y.
Mohawk VALLEY Hotel Block Burns
Los, 500 600

Utica. y " March l6.-'rhe Mohawk
Valley Hotel hG3ek at Mohawk burned
thus morning 4 contained besides The
hotel five stones. postotiice offices of
the town clerk. Justice of the peace, in
surance oitiee Mason hall and opeea
house. All the town records We're
burned. as We're also the records aud
charter Of the Masonic lodge, The total
losses are $leD.0e0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
casual,ics al Dre,fontcin

London, March l6.-It is officially an
nounced today that the British casual
ties at Drefontcin, March 10. We're sixty
two men killed and 321 wounded, includ-
ing one Canadian wounded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
Rhodes interviewed.

Cape Town. Thursday, March 1o.-ln
an interview published in the Cape Ar
gus Cecil Rhodes is quoted as saying:
II feel strongly we can not have peace
in South Africa so long as we have in
the republics rallying ground for disloy-
atty and disaffection. To so further, L
do not think we can safely tederate un-
til we have had some years Of crown
colony government Personally, am
done with the bund.H
says Johannesburg Will BE De-
stroycd.
New York, March l6.-- Montagu
White the agent of the Transyaal in
this country, in signed statement. at
iter discussing Lord Salisburys reply.to
| the Letter Of Presidents Kruger and
lSteyn, expresses his belief that the
/ Beers Mill destroy the English city of
johannes burg, which is within the
Transvaa territory. He says:
Personally. / hope that Johannesburg
may be spared, because ] have consider
able property al stake in that city, but
i i can not see how for strategic reasons,
/ il can b. left as Il base from which the
! English can operate agansht Pretoria.
lit certainly seems thai the Beers must
raze and destroy that beautiful city
The cover which the buildings would
lafford. the vast amount Of supplies that
could be Stored there, its proximity Ia
\ Pretoria--thirty-fiv miles - its water
supply ahundssd things would make il
most invaluable 70 an invading force
bent upon taking Pretoria To leave the
Il city unharmed would be like providing
drawing room accommodations for hen
majesty's soldiers
For these reasons think the de
struction Of Johannesburg would bs
necessary as a military measure for the
Beers. The loss involved would be al
least sl5o.O0o,00o hope, therefore, thai
something may be done to satisfy the
legitimate aspirations of both beiliger'
ents before such a catastrophe TO civil
Z lization happens.
But the Beers Will sacrifice Johan
\ inesburg and its beautiful buildings ans
modern adjuncts to civilization ii the,
are forced to do it. Then II would b.
fight to the last drop of blood for TN
possession of Pretoria.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
WAR SHIP FOR CHINA.
american Vessel Ordered There TO
Protect the Missionaries.

Washington. March is-secretary
Long has cabied instructions TO Adj
iniral Watson al cavite to send q war
ship to Takp, china. at the mouth of
ths. Tieho river u look after American
missionary interests that are threat
,s,ied
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
Germnn statesman Dead.

Berlin, March 1e.-Herr Won Putt
kamer, ex-vice president of the Prus-
sian ministry and brother-in-law of
Prince Bismarck, is dead ct varzin,
aged Il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
sam for Englund.

Cape Town. Thursday, March l5.-The
British first-ciass cruiser Powerful,
with the naval brigade which has been
operating against the Beers in South
Africa, sailed for England today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
The House.

Washington March l6.--.After an
agreement TO the senate amendments
to a number of pension bills the house.
pursuant To the recently adopted rule
of setting aside alternate Fridays for
consideration of claims. went into COM
mittee Of the whole and took up the
consideration of private bills reported
from the committee on claims.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
5 ARGUMENT
Puts Up a Strong Talk Favoring
His Plan of Taxing the
Corporations
Marshalltown Company Will Be
Allowed to Issue Old Line
Insurance.
Senator Healy Will Push the Build
ing and Loan Bill to an
Issue.


Special to Times Republican
Des Nloires. March ls.-Senator
E6.,as,,..1 ,,,a,,a s.,,.s ,,aca,,,,,ion 81
ms Ptoi'osit'oh 70 saS eAi'isSs ooAi-
panisS on a new pasis' nut eoiiipafa-
s.-.,.;a = III anla ,rs,,4,a,, Tho
81. a;a
t'''.' ~ a. a. 49,
Iciple OF taxing corporations We're 19r {
,tunate in having this bin considered I
FIRST beeause III has from eight TO
49,. H.. ,
: ~
iple is involved it is true. but the eN-
Ipress people have not made ready for.I
any great fight against the bill. They
4 ~ n.sets,a ,i,air hill3 wonla come last and
80, ,,o, ,,.a,,id ga. ~. hsn..s, of tf,a
80. ~ -, 49, ~, ,aa
'''''
against tt'e ptlHelple IN ih's l'sissiap pii
and telephone bills They mad not or
y sanized Is the telegraph and telephone
interests had. Then again. there is
,;,,slfs.,. ,j,.
I'm
tflft ttley nave oeeh eoiilpsiis'' 70 i'as
heavy taxes IN Iowa, Whlie the teie-
graph companies have Deen doshg SO
for a number Of Heafs. ltle fsti hgh'
VIII COME when Senator Btanchafd O
: fers his substitute Tor the telesrStph
and telephone bits. This VIII array me
/, home interests, the mutual ana md
: pendent leleplone hnes, Wnlcn haNes
. organized 20 SUBSTITUTE the fnltMaE
taxation plan OF assessing TINS kind OF
. property The advocates q the Naesh-
: ire bills do not clam mat their pan
will result in increasing ne amount ot
I taxes 70 be paid by these companies.
but they are strenuous about wanting
: the principle adopted " Is admitted
: by all that some new system must pc
: devised fo the taxation OF all these
I corporations because the l,resen1 SIS
K TEN mas nsen Nlrtliai4s nero 70 o.. un :
j, consttulpfia1. si's8 oiisioNeles siis' s.
70 lore = between. .,F sNo = stsiii "
iti WHls.il.3 tie fttiiNsiS - ste.ii 80 II ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
Hoar Secures Promise to Have the
Quay Case Considered Inter
state Commerce.
Cullom's Bill Will Be Flushed
Schurman's Letter on Porto
Rico Tariff.


Washington, March l6.--lhe senate
convened this morning at 1O,in order To
finish, if possible, before noon, formal
reading Of the Alaska code bin. only
a few senators We're present during the
reading, which was concluded at noon.
Hoar, of Massachusetts, renewed his
request of yesterday that date be
fixed for taking up the ts,Se relating to
the seating of Quay as senator from
Pennsylvania, and asked that the time
be fixed at two weeks from next Tues
day consideration of the case not TO in
terfere With the appropriation bills con-
ference reports, unfinished business or
the Spooner bin conferring authority
upon the president TO govern the Phil
ippines. After some discussion the or
der proposed by Hoar WAS agreed to BY
unanimous consent.
After the morning business was dis
posed Of the senate took up the Porte
iRcan appropriation bill The amend
1.nents Of The senate committee limiting
the appropriation to revenues collected
prior 10 Jan. /, 1900 having been agreee
to Yesterday, Il Vote was taken on Al
Hens amendment declaring the constitu
ton extended over the island. Th'
amendment was laid on the table, 36 L
III.
Jones withdrew the amendment h
offered yesterday and in its place Of
fered an amendment proposing fire.
trade between the United States am
Porto Rico. II differs from the frs
amendment Jones offered as the on
4 proposed yesterday provided that TIL
money collected should be repaid i
those who paid it.
Il i,I,I.I.nAl INSISTS .IbAN Al,,IInN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
a1AssHA1LrowN. FRIDAY. MARCH 1e.

The American people Will not toler-
ate any paitering with solemn obliga-
tiors. Recognizing the national good
faith as the nations chiefest good. they
Will condemn any violation OF il as the
blacklist crime.
Let me add. too. that this Porto Ri
can legislation is testing us before the
eyes Of the Filip!nos. who keep We'll in
formed Of all our doing, they viii
judge BY this legislation of the value Of
American promises. Al ti.s moment
when we need to inspire confidence III
the minds of the conquered. Fitipinos,
shall We commit an act Whish viii con
firm their distrust of Us quicken their
suspicious and breed new and perhaps
ineradicable antipathies. iod f9rbid.''
To Increase Guard Appropriation.
Washington. March lG The house
committee on militia today directed a
favorable report on the bin Of Repre-
sentative March. of Illinois. increasing
the appropriation for the national
guard and militia of the country from
S4oo,0oD TO s2,000,000 annually
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
htcnso,s pcep Mntcr1Nay.

Washington March Representa-
tives of the Chicago sanitary board at
the capitol today presented the senate
and house With a memorial favoring
th,. construction by the government of
a deep waterway from Lake Michigan
via the Chicago sanitary and ship ca
nal and the Des PLANES and Illinois.
rivers to the Mississippi river. Former
Representative McGann, of Chicago.
who was in the party, says the memo-
rial will be followed by a bill or resolu-
tion for survey and estimate on the
project
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
nEJolcIsG AT cApE1owS.
Great Demonstration ut News o
Capture of fl;locmfontein.

Cape Town. March l6.-There was
great rejoicing thruout the colony upon
receipt of the news that Bloemfontein
was occupied by the British. The first
intimation of the news at Port Eliza
beth was the firing of twentyone guns
at ii o'clock in the evening. The in
habitants FASTENED to the streets. car
ried the mayor on their shoulders II
the town hall. where a demonstration
was made. Today will be observed as a
general holiday.
There was great rejoicing At Bloem-
fon.e.!n. whose women and children
had been shut off for months. Great
complaint was made Of harsh treat
ment by the Beers during the occupa
ton.
Rebels are coming in daily with their
arms from the south. A number OF
other rebel leaders were arrested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
Davis at Naples.

Naples March 16.-Webster Davis.
United States assistant secretary of
the interior, arrived here from Pretoria
on his way to America.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16

Another death from bubonic plague
has occurred at sydney and two fresh
cases have developed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16

AT Dublin William Redmond an
nounces that he will resign his seat in
the council as the result of the passage
of the resolutions to present an addssGO
of welcome to the queen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16
An Inspiring sight
Graphic Description of Gen. Roberts
Triumphant Entry Into Free
State Capital.
Populace Cheers the Lines of Troops
AS They March Thru the
City.
Brabant Handicapped at Aliwal
North by Lack of Artillery
War kilograms.

Bloemfontein, March 13.-As Roberts
was being conducted TO the town today
.,;, ~,
~
gone out 10 meet htlll' ne was ss's'sSa
by great crowds of people cheeringe'
,va,.int, bandlserrhiefs and displaying
.,,.; ,,a a,di.li,,.
Wy
ISsGlisn songs We're sung uis'oii 'aeh
WI four-leafed shamrock eiil-
hro;dcred in the corner by Lady Rob
~, ,.,.o.;,,a,,,,, .,,t,s
lhe cheering Vas ,re'iie'iiuous. -
appointed Gen. Prettyman governor
and released four who refused to fight
~ pr;.;s,, ,rbsn maj NORTON
,,s .a,,. ,,,,,,,s..r,, -, NAN ,ha north
~ .ioops
8elii lieis'''s 9ai " i''s.
town afnia 'ne cheefs Oh 'he peos'''
When the morse batteries passeu .iis
contrast between the well7fed citizens
and the exhausted and worn out gun
,.,.e ,,.bo eat tba;r hors.s and caissons
- a,i,., u4,s NOS,
-
striklns. ny 'ii's 't'is 'i pi'i
side the town was Stauuaiy iittils "teu
infantry regiments and immense trans
port conveys. which seemed to overrun
the ground like water Gradually out
of the chaos order emerged eacn oiig-
ade and transport establishing llseifs iii
its proper position in long straight
lines. miles in extent. From a hisher
. kopie near the town. far beyond couid
be seen the long yellow serpent repre-
senting regiment after regiment OF
Khaki clad troops marching on the
town. Joubert is expected mere carry
in the morning, but the blowing up OF
the line north of town prevented MS
coming. He remained at Brandfort
with the Second Natalers
Prettyman is succeeding admirably as
governor of the town. he issued
proclamation today requesting purghers
within radius OF ten mlies 10 usilNei
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-16

Blacks bsn 10 have boards Of super
visors elected in the county at large II
,ounties Of 1900 to 10000 population
failed to pass the house. receiving only
f9rty-feur vates. |, may b. reeonsid-
cred. The house is considering Tena-
Pies appellate court bill, which is like
IL to pass,
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

"How the New Flyer had it's Picture
Taken" is the title OF properly illustra-
ted phamphlet, reprinted from the Den
yer Evening Post OF May IA, 1899, issued
by the Burlington Il Missouri railroad
company, copy Of which has been re
ceived at this office through the courte.
sy Of G. W. Vallery, the company's atfa-
bic Denver passenger agent. In add,
ton to the write-up Of the trains sent
out by that company it contains large
amount OF useful information relating
to that route and its connecting lines
Address G. w. Vallery, Denver, and sc
cure a copy.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

When Otis Skinner was quarantined
in the South about three weeks ago, he
started out one morning to take drive
in one morning to take drive in one of
the small towns near Savannah. The
only vehicle he could get was ram
shaclsle buggy driven by an old darkey,
a1d ns they snailed up the road he anus
ed himself by pumping him about the
people and things. Finally it occurred
to him to get some pointers on the best
place TO lodge, as he intended TO spend
couple OF days about there. Look
here, uncle, he said, where do folks
generally hang out hereY' The old man
gave sudden start and glared at him
with evident apprehension.
| We'll, boss, he replied, in hoarse
whisper, they mos gener'ly hangs out
on that thar big chestnut tree yonder,
second limb from tho bottom.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
Stockhniirr,r Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the New York Store Mercantile
Company will be held at their Office in
Central City, Colorado, on Monday, Feb
ruary 8, 1900. BY order OF
L. j. RAcHorsRY, Secy.
Central City, Colo, Jan. "a, 1900.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

Strict attention paid ladies' hairdress
ing Mt John Bass toDsorial room, next
door to The OBSERVER Office, Contra
City.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
Rest Il Sweet,

A man or woman will smile all day AZ.
ter night of refreshing sleep on one OF
those Duplex mattresses sold by A. l..
Anderson, the furniture man.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01

Funeral designs OF cvery,description
cut flowers for parties, balls, or wedding
bouquets. and flowers OF every descrip-
ton for garden or house, furnished by
Cockburn, the florist.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-01
Private and Chronic Diseases Of Men

Men suffering from evil ef-
fects of youthful indiecre-
tions, syphilis, gonorrh4a,
gleot, structure, eexual
weakness, varicocele, un.
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
unfitncss to marry, blood,
skin. kidney or private dis
cases, are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent 80
ycnrs of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
in curing this class OF dis
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
UnderSkirtS.

LADIES' UNDERSKIRT- Muslin; umbrella style, ruffle, edged with three tucks, dust ruffie. Advance spring sale price SQe
 LADIES' UNDERSKIRT- Umbrella ruff1e, edged with embroidery. Advance spring sale price 0Qn
 LADIES' MUSLIN UN- DERSKIRT-6-inch ruffie of embroidery, narrow dust ruff fie. Advance spring sale price QQn
 LADIES' MUSLIN UN- DERSKIRT-Deep ruffle, two rows of Hamburg inserting; dust ruff1e. Advance spring sale price l.2Q
 LADIES' MUSLIN UM- BRELLA SKIRT = Ruffie composed of two rows Ham, burg inserting, finished with deep edge of embroidery. Ad- vance spring sale price l,7S
 LADIES' UNDERSKIRT- Very handsome, long ruff1e, deep dounce of embroidery, headed with seven tucks. Ad- vance spring sale price 225 LADIES' UNDERSKIRTS. Fine Cambric, ruffie, um- brella shape, with 6-inch en- broidery. Advance spring sale price 1As
The age-herald., 1900-02-11

CORSET CovERs--Plain, made of Muslin, tight fit ting. Advance spring sale price llc
 Corset Covers--Made of Nainsook, full effect, back and front trimmed with fine Nainsook embroidery very hobby. Advance spring sale price l.75
 High Novelties---Corset Covers, surplus front trim med, back and front, with nainsook inserting and edge, waist fine finished with bead ing and ribbon. Advance spring sale price 2,25
 Corset Covers--Composed of lace inserting and narrow strips of lawn, neck and sleeves finished with the same material. 2.95
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
Corset Covers.


CORSET CoxERs---Made of Cambric, neck and sleevesdt trimmed with neat embroid- cry. Advance spring sale price, 39c
 CORSET CovERs--Of Main sock, loose front, edged with lace. Advance spring sale price, 49c
 CORSET CovERs--Full front, square neck, trimmed with handsome embroidery, bead ing and ribbon. Advance spring sale price, 99e
 CORSET CovERS--Of Nain- sock, full front, two rows of inserting across front, ueck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery to match. Advance spring sale
 price, l.@
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
St. Valentine.

This patron saint of all the. hearts tender functions and holy sentiments; the lusty young god oflove and the clown of mimicking mirthfulness are most fttingly and artistically represented in all the newest and most fetching designs. Valentines are here abundantly displayed in unique and artistic designs and devices, and at such prices as will suit the purse of Prince Fortunatus or the widows mite. ''F
 Valentines at penuy and S m ranging all the way to VsVV
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
Sale Boys Clothing

We are prepared to save the mothers of boys money, as these few items attest:
 BOYS TWO PIECE SUITS, sizes 9 to 16 years in double breast brown Kersey, sold for $3.OO 0 0E reduced to Ae BOYS TWO PIECE SUITS, sizes 9 to 16 years, in double-breasted Cheviot all colors, to be i on sold for only lsOS BOYS PANTS, all sizos and qualities. Sold for
 50 cents, now 35c 63 cents, now ARC 75 cents, now 6Qc BROKEN LINE OF all kinds and qoalities in Corduroy, Velveteen, Covett Flannel Cloth and DE- Leather, take your choice <OC BLUE FLANNEL, sold fO- for 25c, now lOS MOTHERS FRIEND Waist, with large collar in only broken AE
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
More Night Gowns

LADIES' NAINSOOK NIGHT GOWN-Mother Hub bard style, cut square in front and back, beading of embroid- cry, finished with ribbon, neck and sleeves embroidered, ruffie. Advance spring sale price iA0
 LADIES' MUSLIN NIGHT GOWN7Yoke Empire style,
 embroidery and tucks, deep ruffie of Nembroidery across yoke, square Aecko5fAdvance spring sale price ,is;w Dl,59
 LADIES'MUSLIN NIGHT GOWN.-Three rows of in- serting across front, square neck, deep ruffle of embroid- cry forming the collar, front of neck finished with beading and ribbon. Advance spring sale price 2.I9
 LADIES' MUSLIN NIGHT GOWN-Empire styles, collar edged with inserting and lace, sleeves to match. Advance spring sale price 2.49
 LADIES' NAINSOOK NIGHT GOWN--V neck yoke, fine tucking, edged with lace inserting, deep ruffie of lawn, edged with lace, sleeves cor responding; very stylish. Ad- vance spring sale price 3.49
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
"The Largest Store South of the Ohio. :"
Ladies' Par1Or
Name AWa ard

We will pay ten ($1o) in gold for the name that will be adopted for our Ladies' Parlor. Ask at the store for suggestion coupon. There are only few days left, for on St. Valentines Day, the committee of three we'll known ladies will decide which is the most preferable name, and the lucky number will be published in our adver- tisements of Thursday and Fri day, February E and I6.
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
"The Largest Store South of the Ohio.
TranSfer!
Ask tle Superintendent

Ask the Superintendent.
 Get a transfer card from the superintendent's desk near the entrance of store, and when ever you make more than one purchase, transfer. Try it once and you'll be surprised how simple, easy and convenient it all is. Plain instructions on each card. No waiting for packages. No waiting for change. You pay. for all your purchases at one time, when you've finished buying.
The age-herald., 1900-02-11
Book Sale Monday

S.v Send your subscription.fo you favorite magazine to us and we will save you money.
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