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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-08

y 80 svenue fodsy. Wine not entire
q ~ a ~ = ysu1eSday. wn Of good voIsms.
,oumDef month, BEFORE the active
t11ns Aueust u holding up we'd
(1S]fls and the general tone Of the
80 I'D amount. without the excite
tIns4 but with the stinnuius Of eca-
s6sv nais variation IN character d
= e oder. 'i Fruit. ere mon. = s.ris ~
msIIty and price,, the latter shiftinG
~. according ~ the former. As Affect
1mand, regulate f. Today there 4 :
~ cwfhe 70 what might. N n6m-
-, - Called ; siut IN to mnrhsk
7 I'd 80 Il isuasi Tor ths former. VIA
- ~ q. so32 y PR dossn fcr the
<E - app1es are hard 70 sell At any
- NeDcl.n per box Crawford peaches
~ tou61t today for nc per bon. and Others
4Hss m CRIB appies a stock for 80
z: 4. 4 . sSS 'g e! I, 4 ~ iD md
= sst y 3 ss 3 20 aSssss,, cd west
1lsn cfssueY !: q''oted 3 xa93c. ne
= ncseass Of price, owing 10 an ineress-
"a party because 81 ) more OF less
RI ~ supply Of cream. For ranch but
\ b1ns I'D ths psodnesr. and II il
eisss ssmaia presissily 'unehsnssd.
~ ~ 10 make = fhauTe IN either ths
6 n11Ilne orics. III zane N6y neariy
- en-, the purchasiss prics q
9 - focd.suss business Y sstsye ana
~ nm For PUGET sound hay dssisvs
u ~ ard for Eastsfn WAshinxton tim
IkGs h Z good crop of both this yesr.
~ SsSfu~ y as wv, W escsiIsnt East.
fnlton Is Gfsduaiiy learning that Seattle
u - rSafket for this crop. and the shipments
5 ~ eonstnntiy Increasing. Int 1t pres
f. - ~ inst siss trsSspcrs ssrv,es 70
y Weetina an abnormal demand. forgetting
. ~ Ut Puget sound has . full crop There
\ u ~ fas Larger IMPLY. tut mot q r.ics..
Sertksr with orders from Aiasks. Hawaii.
q Hhlppln<s and China combine 70 make this
4 eGIAu for foodstuHs, hay and grain, that
~ ~ " overlooked by prpducsss Who want TO
! ~. = - other msskst supplies. - fsrnishsd
- snd hidcs marssts -. not active. and
|o ~ ruling practically unchanged. With not
Uo1peet for an advancs IN eithss LEATHER y
~ and with u. ~ crefse. goes the price of
n N6pi manufacturers have no present need
1vx euprlies. and arc ton uncertain. a. yet, Of
~ N6es for fan. winter and spring TO largely
80 snsiT stocks o. hand Furs. slso. show
= IN wheat crop has not hegun ~ active
- d vet snd sccsipts arc not very large
~ ~ Men frreived for mIIlinx purpcees. but
9 Ne wartet Il dull This y due IN issss
= ~ rsresal trndes thcre IL little change. ths
Arffste. rerhspa. being tho decline in Ar
ronve NJ Ne.
" All market there n little NV 1lsifhut
g6ning scstcer and u scarcely sg&icieut guam
I y enppiy the demand They are kcsrcc on the
~ md fishermen arc not takina many. Gao
~ IN sigs5c amclt arc plentiful at b.. and 20
! eoe1gye salmon. at &C. Silvenides are coming
b mnon quantities. and selling Al 70.
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BOSTON, Ana 1.-THE wool trade here Ia quiet
although the demand continues slowly but steadily
70 improve As reports from mill centers Indicate
that stocks OF wool are getting low. there Ia dis
position among manufacturers 20 enter the market.
Prices hre practically unchanged
Territory Woods Secured basis, Montana and
wyoming hne medium and fine. lTdlsc secured SOC ;
staple. 52aAsc; No. medium. ladaoc; secured iaa
NC. Utah fine medium aud nne, i6dl7c secured
Soc: No, medium. lsdac
Idaho Fine medium and fne i6Gl-c.
Oregon Woos- Eastern choice greasy naifc: av-
ersge, liai5c secured fine medium and Ane. ,sae
SOC; VALLEY. No. l, 1e22c; No. g. 2is22c
California Wools-Northern spring choice lsalac
average, lemre; secured 504ssc middle country
spring. itslsc secured. ssaisc southern free lais
l3c southern defective. spring. iiai2c; free north.
ern, fall. ihdi5c.
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~. peedsrsd. soasc: DRY rrAnuatsd. s.ssie; IN
sAsr ssT 800; *, y e-;n rr,.s,' :, -
~ G l is, a. is ss .ss ss'a sass s' meal y.
M pr 100 lhs. In icEib SACKS. huokwhcat
-. nn rsr lhs, ~ Glib sacks; ersrhsd
~ ~ ~ ibs IL ie.lb sscks. fArtna. e1ss
si ,. .Ss r .sss a sssa Per ss II. Il
eeses corn meal. yellow, Nm per hbi. Va so.lb
s s ssn neal, white, SO per bhi. p toib
u: sfsSlei wheat, !. psr hi. Is Die sscls.
Nt.sal. ~ per shi. n Nib sscAsi srs,
eem, = PER bhl IN sih sAeks: whole wheat
= ~ sssis. re tsar. y per M fancy rolled
~ hhls, y ~. fancy relied qAis soib
- hset ruiied cats. rev case. s1&: nee
~ ssr, Nh, careiia., MS
Costs Rics. ehoiee p1F N. isAsfissc
esss.. rsr cs.e sisssl: Nis cases. psr c "
s.' s's s.s. ssF = e s;,. sssa. se.
4. sshss issessess Lion. iaor. sisrs; ss sisss:
s.stss. Cheese. fssgs and reaitry.
ks1ass. Rsnsh. isalsr up; fancy dairy. IN square,
wsshinsiea esv.msrts., !, 70 AID sis rssni..
~ Eastern creamery. esaxr
&<ss< NAiiss Washington lA&iase: Eastern. II
esHssm cheese. ssssc
s-snsss ssssA s.nsA, nsss. Eastern. ma
- hsasy cali,sraiA csms, rsslse; strained.
nslss, live chisAen. iastsc, M, ,asl.,. n. /,
~ tasAsss. itSkr aaeks. siese rrs dcs. sssss.
Mats.
Ss's2s pr n. ,.sss iSxilc; Eastern h,ars val.
~ foeaas, iie, aihssts, issc, fsrssiis. Ia /;
~1snA anes sats sheit. H. aif-ieras Ma 4 IS /.
@ei vare. ne; bsessry. iAc. enreanuss rss
~ shrstAass, NJ IsAiiaa,. n; popecsr. 10
May, Grstn and Feed.
sss; 's' o.. 81 sss ssr . .l.. sss''a w.'A
a~rssnsd 81
y wsess, ssgl ssseaci 81. ss~i neal. Ter too.
~s-vs~, sAaai "a oa.s ms.,. ~. m,s.
y eaer. slii ssasss si9s chapr~,a fees
sasg sssggsa ieea, 81.
Fo@itr, foaa.
ssssslsssa sysiss sAssis SIS sAr ten: xrsssa.,..s
- ssslss. 81 pc Ion bone neas ~ ~ ~,
800 - tvf'e. 81 ~ faas hriisa sais. So p,T
~ -. ~ PER ton tss sS,sps. iou' "a =,
A's> s'sf'A sFit " ~ taa,
heats. Provisions and Fl.h.
80 - ssass Cos Nees q per 10, s,re, Ae., =.
~ ssss = res " sssh n re- ~ fsA' : scr u
y, ,.Nss haas, lAssr ille ssasli IL, hrr...
4..s * t.fAt Wy .Ai+gN Asdfs, So
rT tshs rsee. W u, Stc White star e.,
rs's sssg T. Ns' vs. Ssis'aa
i. 80, ris.. Halissi, ttfsS; springs s.; soeaeres
csss 49, airasn trcpt. l4s&lAs, tnaaataia
I. ~. nean7tN afte sg,ga q fcok cot La
olss,ss. y sntt sssc, Neek ood las; nsxirss'
a -, 49, pef NtlA s. 5 ref gxi,,a sl....
a. isseseess s'Ahs. hse. 81 "a coded. n a
SSaren sNie Ntis. vfs. csspncs 49,. tiek
~ !. stftias eess, 81 sssifs; Aiasaa h.a,,,s
n 49, ssssasd sealsd herrspg 100. psr ~
y ~ t y, .e',,as ~ ssss sac smoked herrias
NJ. " 'iV Whole cod i3>lb h,xrr ~ ~
~ ~ iA4isga hadlliss. S3ia7. ~ coz
Vegetables.
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LONDON. Aug T-whest earroes on passage.
less Offering; sellers asking I'd moro. English coun-
try markets, steady
LIVERPOOL. Aug T--wheat in Paris. steady.
Flour In Paris, dull French country markets.
steady.
Wheat Spot, arm; No. . rcd Western winter. q
VI No, ] northern spring. n Va: No. l California
= 1aes ~ Futures. quiet; September, q f3i;
December, e. nj 49,
oprn-spot hrm; American mixed new n md
old, y Hid Futures. steady: September a illi
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY
Portland. Or. Aus. T. 1900
Partly ciordy; stationary temperature
q. DEPARTMENT or sGnIcrlruRr
WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
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Cash Quotations.

tmhh QuOtntIOnh,
Fiour-Steadier.
Cnrn--No. p SOC.
oat-No. q 2aaasc; No white. zaasslc: No. >
white, 23l62lic
Rye-No q fsic.
BarleyGood feeding. sias5c; fair to choice malt
Ing Ha43c
FlaSseed-No. I. ti.3f; No. l Northwestern. $751;
Timothy seed--Prime $50
Mess Pork -Per barrel. sil ssalf. %.
I.ard-Per 100 pounds IS saS6 As.
Short Ribs Sides, loose 81 95t7 IS.
Shorlders-Dry saited, boxed. sfd7e.
Short Sides-Cirar, boxed. 81 6sa7. 10
Whisky Basis Of high Wines Sig4
Sugars Unchanged.
Cioyer-Contract grade new. 81: old. $50
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n r y
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

y Il y
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
q IS
wheat Enpcrt-No ! GLIB. sc: No, h'ustsm.
Is q 70
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Aug. y.wheat-- Quiet and unchanged.
Bluestem, SOC. club Sc
% 70 "a
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. Or. Aur Y.-The wheat nsrket is
quiet. husew and sellers alike showing but littis
sisssc for waiis Waiia and valley. and a@ssc for
hluestem.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETA.
Dreadstuas.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug -whea.-Ffm~.
RaIiey-spot stronger.
Oats-Quiet
spot Quotations were;
Wheat shipping. Ne. /. slcs; choice nsi mill.
harley Feed. 7sar7sc; brewing. SaWc.
oss.- seod @ choices. ai'tsi.s; sny. q. iosa.s .;
rrd, H.fst9i.22i.
Receipts.
F1onr quarter sachs. Sos Oregon. son wheat.
esnias s.s0; barley, ccn,ss. 2 Zoo cate, centais,
2Mn. beans sarks $40; corn eentals, 700; pota-
toss sacks. sc bran. sacks. 100. middings, sacks.
so. hay. tons. no: hides. number. ga.
prcvisions. FTutts, Etc.
Mhls,uns~ Middinss. siIesi bran. siasc1isn per
ten
ray~-wheat sssia; wheat and os.. sasii best
barey q 80; ahalfs. Ss7 a. compressed wheat, s.
era, straw. per bale. 8mCkc
rctatces~Swcst. iiiaiir.
Vegetables cncunbers. its2se green ress. af1c:
string brsns 2ssSc pss III tomatoes. Tsc@s; asrar-
Frust--Arpics. choice, 81; common. Sc; Mexican
lines. Hsf; ccmmou California lemons. 81 sofz IS;
ehraes California lemons. $3.50; bananas. N.Ds
Z ". pineappies. g ass5 70,
Hu,tsr- Fancy creamery Uesssc; seconds. zis92sc;
fancy dairy fAelenc. seconds, EAlsc
Cheese California tsts Nata. Young America.
ssesi3c; Eastern, hbtite
Esxs Store. is&1sc. fancy ranch. &c: Eastern. 10
&ts.e
foaitrv-rarhey eub,asrs. aaIee: turkey hens ias
lie. old Tcutsf~. g. net voting rcos;ers. s. SOS,
sras hrnilrrs. s3asl y large trniiers 8. nae. fy-
SOS a. hens. sSsss; ed duek c8s geese. g. ~
els
wool and Hops.
wccs-s srfns~ Nevads yS9is: Easiern Oregon 10
&l<, valley e,Fsran. lSssS Fail Ssrthsru roosnf.
ain izrntr'. i9aise; uruussia hnfs' Aalor san
icaanin plAins. Ssi&; Hamhslit and Meadeeina.
iSnie
fscge-cscp Il lsa. iisisc
Closing Quotations.
whfA.- Firrasf Deesrnhsr. 81 ~. cash. N.G.
nsflry-@Na ssies
carn-farre ss,isw. giissir
q e. q,
NEW YORK MARKETS..
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Dolly Prodncta.

Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the butter market
was firm; creamery, lsa isc; dairy, lia1Ic
Cheese Dull. ola l02r
Eggs-Firm fresh. l2c.
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~ ' 49, tecsl sisalsi Yakima. SisSn per ton.
- = ~ saeA; tafaipas iss IA saGk; s4s.
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ilix ~ 70 . 500 pcssonous
rNzz<4y Tor Sonn<xf1B
gle<f. spsrnatorfkoa.
Nhl:sx. nnss1rAi dis
charges, OF arr irfkFn1.k-
tioa, irrflsttos4 or ulcers
tson - mncc Gs msm-
A hxaaex hca- azsriaxsnt.
4 ossa ~ Dvuegisea.
% s~st IN ri&5a ursSEr.
Go. o. !, bessiss. d1s.
0GealAs - en rsennqb
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
John Croskry. Living Near Tama,
Seriously Wounded by Companion
IYIi IL IIllnfinn


Special to Times Republican.
Tama, March 27.-As the result of
hunting accident at noon today, John
Croskry, aged 20. son of Wesley Cros-
kry, an old settler of Tama county, re-
siding three miles southwest of this
city on the Iowa river bottoms, lies
dangerously wounded. with his life
hanging on the merest thread. Croskry
started out duck hunting this morning
in company with a neighbor friend and
his brother-in-law Eugene Sherman.
The men We're on the Thomas Everett
farm, southwest of town, between
Tama and the Croskry home, when the
accident occurred. Sherman was car
Trying a repeating Winchester shotgun
and his shells We're loaded with large
shot. In trying to load the gun one OF
the shells exploded and the entire
l;charge struck Croskry in the right
| side. at the outer and lower edge of
| the shoulder blade, lodging under the
skin in the region Of the right nipple
and breast bone.
/ AT 5 O'Clock this afternoon Croskry is
| alive. but that is about all that can be
said. His condition is very precarious
| and but few hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
/ croskry is a married man and has one
small child
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
QUIET At TIE FRONT
Bosr and British Armies Apparently
Inactive Except For an 0cca-
sional skirmish.
Roberts Attempting to Maneuver
the Enemy Out Of Position
Fighting Expected.
Believed That Methuen, French and
Clements Will Soon Engage
the Burghers.

London. March 27.-Reconnoisance
only features of the war in South Af-
rica. Roberts wires the war Office as
follows:
.'Bloemfontein, Monday, March 20
Capt. Sloane-Stanley, of the Sixteenth
lancers was slightly wounded in an af-
fair of the outposts at North Modder
river March 25.''
This bare statement is all that comes
from the commander-in-c A dis
patch from Bloemfontein, dated March
26, and published in the Times, ampli-
fics Roberts dispatch as follows:
"A cavalry reconnaissance was made
yesterday towards Brandfort. The
Sixteenth lancers by skirmishing drew
the Beers from their position into the
open, when the Ninth lancers attempts
ed to outhank the enemy while they
were engaged from the front by a dis
mounted section of the Sixteenth lane
ers. Our casualties are reported few"
A dispatch from Maseru, Basutoland,
dated the 26th, says:
The Basutoland government is
busy collecting the natives to be ems
ploycd at Bloemfontin repairing and
laying railroads. The natives report
that the. Free Staters on the borders of
Basutoland refuse to go to Kroonstad
and are staying on their farms, as it is
now the plowing season and they are
inclined to keep their land and submit
rather than give it up and fight
The Boer reports from Natal show
that no developments OF Importance
had occurred there up TO March %.
A Ladysmith special says: Boer
patrols endeavored to trap a party OF
the Thirteenth hussars March % at
Wasehbank. A hot chase ensued and
several Beers were wounded"
The same dispatch says: A printed
document has been found giving the
Boer losses at Spionkop at over 250, but
this can scarcely be credited
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
Denied at London.

London, March 27-The report pub
5lished in the United States that Sails
bury has apologized for opening Amsri-
can consular mail in South Africa is un-
true. Nothing whatever has passed
between the two governments on this
matter and the British premier has ta-
ken no action to investigate the allega-
tions that Charles e. Macrum. former
consul Of the United States at Pretoria,
has made, nor has he been requested to
do so
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
THE AMENDE HONORABLE.
Salisbury Apologies for Opening oil
Nlncrun1,s Mnfl by the Censor.

New York. March "a specisi, %
the Journal and Adve.tiser from
Washington says: Lord Salisbury has
apologized to the United States for
the opening by British censor at Dur
ban of mail addressed to eX-Consul
Charles L. Macrum, of Pretoria. The
apology will be sent to the house com
mittee on foreign affairs by Secretary
of State Hay when Macrums case
against the state department is heard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27

He lays down two principles which hel
holds must be recognized if the British
empire is to be we'll governed and to
remain united. First, he says every
part of the empire inhabited by white
men has right to manage its own To-
cal affairs in its own way. Secondly,
every part of the empire which bears
its fair share of the imperial burdens
has right to voice in the decision of
questions of common interest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
TELEPHONE DEAL
BELL Telephone Company Transfers
Its Interests to the American Tcle-.
phone and Telegraph Company.

Boston, March e7-The stockholders
of the American Bell Telephone Com
pany today ratified the recommendation
of the directors that the real estate and
other property. except lis ownership in
the stock of the Long Distance Tele-
phone Company. be transferred to the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. They also ratified the rec
ommendation that two shares of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
stock be exchanged for each share Of
stock held in the American Bell Com
naIlY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
Boers at Biggarsburg.

Ladysmith, March 27.-It is reported
that the Beers are massing in their en-
trenched positions at Bggarsburg and
it is stated that their transport trains
are packed at New Castle in readiness
to facilitate their retreat if necessity
requires such step.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27

PAGE ONE.
ToDAYsS TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Quiet at War Theater in Africa.
Three Battles on the Tapfs.
The open Door Correspondence.
Powers Bound over for Goebel Muir
der
Porto Rico Bill Amendments Offered
Stormy Debate in the House.
The Iowa Legislature.
PAGE TWO.
AND GENERAL:
Meaning Of Open Door" Agreement.
The Senate Republican Caucus.
News of the Day.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
The Iowa Elections.
MacNicar Defeated at Des Moines.
News of the State.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
The Porto Rican Question.
Mcpherson For Judge.
Young America Reaching Out.
Looker-On,s Observations.
Topics and Press Comment.
Iowa Items and News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
Result of City and Town Elections.
Particulars of w. B. Bentley's Death
Some Interesting Facts Regarding
Money Orders.
Sugar Beet Men Begin Work.
City News in General.
PAGE EIGHT.
MARKETS AND sGENERAL:
Tuesdays Markets by Wire.
Forty-ninth Iowa Election.
Lawyer Gets Million Dollar Fee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
Rex. Fntl,er 11.he Dead.

Chicago. March 81. Rev Father
Dennis A. Tiehe. a priest since it's or
ganization OF the Holy Angels of the
church of Oakwood boulevard anG
Vincennes avenue. one of the largest
Catholic congregations in the city. dieG
today of pneumonia, following an at
tack Of appendicitis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
One F,lsifyer Arrested.

Cincinnati, o. March a7.-E. ]. Mar
tinez. who has six aliases. accoring to
local officials, was arrested here today,
charged with conspiring to proving q
false story of the shooting of Goebel
at Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 80 Martinez
claimed the murderer of Goebel was
John NJ Davidson, of Glasgow, KY,
who killed himself at Springfield. Mo-.
Feb IS. Martinez claimed to have
confession from Davidson which in
volved other prominent Kentuckians.
1T is charged he instigated false affida-
Wits to support the bogus confession,
Martinez attempted to sell his story
with his documents to local papers and
their investigation showed the whole
thing to be q fake.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
Trouble in North China.

Pekin, March 27.-The boxer move
ment in the north is assuming alarm
ing proportions. News is received here
that an indecisive. but severe fight has
taken place between the boxers and
imperial troops at Yen Chiu, province
of Chi Lii. Each force numbered about
1,5OO men and there were heavy casual
ties on both sides.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
Ola Man to Prove his Bonst.

Wabash, Ind, March 27.-Abraham
Ulsh, of this city, who is so years Old
has entered into an agreement to walk
from Wabash To Chicago. 125 miles. for
purse OF 500. He is to walk ten
hours daily for ten days. Failing to
finish the journey he forfeits the purse.
He will start May s. A boast as to his
ability led to the agreement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
Ru.stan Aggression.

Yokohama. March 27.-The Russian
squadron has arrived at Chemulpo. 1t
is believed this presages a demand for
concessions of land at Mesanho, a
small harbor twenty miles south of
Chemulpo. and the arousing of uneasy
comments in Japan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
OPENS APRIL "a.
PARIS Exposition Will BE omcially
Innugurated on That Date.

Paris, March e1.-At cabinet council
today, at which NJ Loubet presided. it
was decided to officially inaugurate the
Paris exposition saturday, April "a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
MORE BILLS THAN EVER.
Iowa Legislature Still Continues to
Grind Out Bills-A Few
Passed.
Mischievous Corporation Bill Called
In Senate New Insurance
Tax Bill.
Today Spent on Debating Brighton's
Valued Policy Bill-Federal
Judgeship Settled.
,eciai to Times-Republican.

,fa, m, par, hi ir.ln
& Des MONIES -Naie' = .ss'soi ss''s
hire took steps Monday TO comply Win
the conditions necessary to complete the
,,,,.,+io, of 1-n;tad ct.tes a,,x most
near les' MONIES. me piii au'iioii@iiis
the post has passed both houses of con-
sress, and Yesterday Senator Cheshire
sac,,,.ed s.be. na seaee of a hill cedinp iur-
isaie.ioii osei any ieai essss''7 ~ -"
which may be acquired by the United
States to be used for an army post.
,rh. ,rit,,s le.r,.o,,ib;tin,, tba mann
is'e.'i " i''Sai ~ e.is
llaiies was ainehaea 10 liiciuae puetsi
tubs and not TO apply TO present con-
tracts, and in that form il passed the
senate. Other bills passed by the SEN
are we're
.,:.;,s,,
= 'S'iis' -.
.ioii - ,i',s''e a. - ia'.i' ~
- 49,
s.ss ~ .s .'a lns W. poa'',s
are ledui, eu - i.ot'4s ny go s'.'is -
.iie s.aes s'oaiu 81 i'eaten' VIZ = - az,
tilpu'e .i'e 'ouiss ai'ioi.s' ei's 4i'eS1i' a.
so.,s = ~ ,"'7
iiouse f,si'ii''.'i,s les = pis'iiiul'l
iie insurance con- l'ai'iss 10 "fi'e ess y
any :. ins u'',i,ss INST,
plii ps iss Miliei' lelui.ss coiise''e u
siiss'..iou' siis VI s.se seoehlioiue,s ~ eol
i''fa.ionS 20 eisgt 9iiiesis' s,iu. ns so
sei.asoi ia y e,iss
ny eaiiea .l.ss piii ~ ~. - 9 =
q ~ roy. pseause .iie' s's eAis '.,iso,. =,
s''ssi'' s's'' :. - , 9 go - ,
sits s'is. y
10 pass W 'iie seiia.e eoil.iii,.ss -, va q
i,iei.s,ss ~ ~ ''''.t
us.iusu ~ a W " - ~ :. ~ 80
'''.' a
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Mss unus - ~. i,i.s =.
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an ,, n.y. ~ 80 !, -
~" 81 ~ ,' - ~ -, =.
s.,, - ~, ;s,s,.5 - ? ~,
-.
= ~. -, 49,. as..;a ,h,s .e
~ l'ousv 90 ~ - ei''''
IT, h;I,
4 thorzing rural school districts 70 Sc
aside s. per year for each person d
! school afe iD the district for the pur-
pose of transporting children to anc
from school.
I
The new Insurance tax bill Was re-
ported yesterday afternoon from ths
4 senate ways and means committee II
\ proposes to meet the supreme court de-
cision to the effect that these companie:
must be taxed locally the same as indi-
4. I.eessectloiis arg aiipNse With WY =, eA
li'is siish 'i'e ioeei y
I eoii'i'aii'es arg si,ski' 'e'iuiisN - pay g
per eFii. saA oi' .ilsit oo't Z. q ~
4 out u ioMa' liis taN y. ilois-4 u
4 iiis'l le'ais is "iiiSt VIZ ops. q Y
uiiast ny re..ipioSiss isMs y ist.s.N'
i'Wa tisttsuai o7iiii'a,'iss = 2i't NJ ''o'
~ os,'st - So '''f'S' :,
Miie'sos ss,' pay .ils'' y ''is 90 ~
caiics. siif- ioSai esiA - ~ ~,
year. IN piii iil''S' " 'a>-'7u sitiss
because M eVif, ,p'i'iss e,sili'isasss y
Piie ny satuiats ai1a sits VII ~
4 no at.i'9i1's % 20 uusiiisss' aiiafi .'i
present law peca''st 'hss hase sios pS'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-27
Rnilrond Man Dead.

indianapolis, Ind, March 27.-The
News Asbury Park, N. j.. speciai says
p. A. Ford, general passenger agent of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
died suddenly today while dressing at
his home. He was 56 years old.