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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Names of Those Indorsed Therefor
by Their COnstitucnts.

Names OF Those Indorsed Therefor
by Their Constituents.
The following are the selections of the
various counties for their representative
on the Democratic state central COM
mittee, as reported:
Aitkin-J. r. O'Maley.
Benton-W. F. EWert
Blue EARTH. c.. Taro.
Carlton-H. H Hawkin.
Carver-O. C. Brunius.
Chippewa-E. B. Herberg.
Chisago-John Hardy.
Cottonwood-Dr. ]. K. Moen.
Dakota-Willia Cadzow.
Dodge-G. B. Heley.
ault-Peter Cromer.
Fillmore-C. J. Spies.
Grant-Charles Cater.
Houston-W. H. HarVies.
Hubbard-A B. Herlin.
Isanti-Henry Whitney.
Itasca-Dr. George G. Gilbert
Kanabec-Nathan Orton.
Kandiyohi-Patrick Lawler
Kittson-M A. Goar.
LIE Sueur-John Timpany.
Lyon-M. e. Mathews.
McLeod-G. P. Brown.
MarshalI-J. E. Ostrom.
Martin-Mathew Pfeiffer.
Meeker-C. II. Dart.
Mile Lacs-C. H. Chadbourne.
Morrison-Hy Prescott.
4IOWSI-J l.. GoHSSOy.
Murray-W. ]. Mcleod.
Nicollet-Joseph Mason.
Nobles-J. e. King.
Olmsted-M. Hefforn.
Otter Tail-H w Wheelock.
Pine-R ]. Saunders.
Polk-H. G. Ebbighausen.
Red Lake-James Meehan Jr.
Redwood-George Posi-.
RenYille-A. H. Keefe.
Rock-Jay La Due.
Sibley-Dr. M. E. Bushey.
Stearns-H. J. Rosenberger.
Swift-C. W. Stanton. oun
Todd. ]. Reichert. Ic I
Wabasha-John Costello. s.tT
Waseca-E. W. Mcclellan. a5
Washington-B J. Mosier.
Winnoa-W. ]. Smith. ,c js
Wright. F. Mcdonald.
Anoka, Becker Big Stone. Brown, Cass,
Clay, Cook, Crow Wing, Douglas, Good
hue, Hennepin, Jackson, Lac squi Parle,
Lake Lincoln, Norman, Pipestone, Pope,
Ramsey, Rice. Roseau, ST. Louis, Scott,
Sherburne, Steele, Stevens. = Traverse,
Wadena, Watonwan, Wilkin, yellow Med
icine counties yet to report.
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st. Paul to Charleston, S. c., and
Return. %20.SO.

Account National Educational Associa-
tion Meeting. Tickets on sale July 2, 4, 5
and Z, good returning until Sept l.
StopoYers allowed at Chattanooga, At
lanta, Savannah, Augusta Asheville, N
G., THE Land of the Sky" Columbia
Richmond, Norfolk, Lynchburg, Washing
ton and other points of interest along the
Ine OF the SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Ilckets good returning via Washington
y q, $46.55. Side trips at greatly re-
duced rates can be made from Charles
ton, Norfolk, Richmond and Washington.
GIVE us some idea about what points in
tne Soutn you want to visit. We will
cheer1uily answer any and all questions
send you literature, and may be able to
suggest something to enhance the pleas
ure of your trip. 1t will cost YOU but
MO Wo, cgnts gI n postage; Address Or call on
VIM. II. Tayloe, A. G. P. A. Southern
Railway, Louisville, KY, or ]. c. Beam
Jr., N. w: P. A, 225 Dearborn street
Chicago, III.
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Lobbies of the West Hotel Last Night Indi-
Gated a Campaign This Year That
Must Mean Victory

feet that the Hennepin county delega ton
recommend that the roll of counties be
called on the election of national COM
mitteemen for the state, and that the
person receiving the majority vote of the
convention shall be the elected national
committeeman. The resolution further
provided for the delegation being in
structed to vote for this resolution. The
purpose of this resolution was to change
the method of electing the national com
nlitteeman. The present is to leave the
selection to the eighteen delegates which
the state convention elects to attend the
national convention.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, June 19.-Today's
Master Car Builders association was
opened with a paper by R. P. Sanderson-
OF Topeka, Kan, on ITO What Extent Is
1t Desirable to Equip Cars With Perma
nent Check Chains Now Shown TInder The tho
Recommended Practice of the Associa-
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Swedish Lutheran SYNOD

BURLINGTON, To-, June 10. - The
Swedish Lutheran synod, at todays ses
sion, continued the discussion of the
change in the church law regarding calls
of pastors, and finally referred it to a
committee for consideration. 1t is not be-
Heved the present law will be changed.
number OF petitions and reports were
made, and the most of the day was taken
up by routine business
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MINNEAPOLIS BREvIT1Es.

When Sorrentini appears at Lake Har.
ret next Sunday with his famous, Randa
Rosa, there will be with him the. greatest
Irpmpeter in the world, Sgr Bottage.
VINO mas not been with the Banda Ross5
since its first appearance in this connfrv
until the re-engagement for this season.
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D. w. Evans, a former attorney of
Minneapolis, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday on the charge of uttering
warrant issued two years ago, the date
of the offense being May 6, 1898, and is
accused of purchasing a ring from the
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HIS CONFESSION DOUBTED.
Authorities Not Impressed by John
DOnaher,s Story.

{, John Donaher, arrested last week in
81. Cloud and brought to Minneapolis
under suspicion of complicitv in the Wise
family murder at Anoka, has made a con
IesSlon duplicating himself as the prime
mover in the crime.
about the story but are investigating
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School Teacher Drowrad.

ROCHESTER, Mimi, June I9-tspe-
clal,(-Am rose Reed was ii iowned this
evening while bathing in Lake Shady at
Oronoco. this county. Mr.. Reed has been
principal of the schools at Oronoco for
the past season, and is highly respected
young man. His home is near Mantor-
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For Your Vacation.

Ten-day trip. $4,000. An expenses fnclud-
ed; 170o miles by water 1000 miles by rail
New steamer; best of everything proy:d-
ed. Get itinerary, 500 Line Ticket Of
fee. S79 Robert street.
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Died From am ODerotioD

Annie Kyaal, a domestic, aged twenty
eight, died Sunday at the home of her
sister, Mrs: Lizzie Lee, 118 Twentieth
avenue avenue north. Coroner Nelson was no
tlned OF the case and a post-mortem ex-
animation showed death to have result
ed from a criminal operatinn
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Grand Army at West snner,on

WEST SUPERIOR, June 19.-The ad-
vance guard of the G. A. r. is here TO-
day, large number having arrived.
demonstrations VIC
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TALKEE NO POLITICS.
Former President Harrison VIII
Not Discuss Chinese War.

Not Discuss Chinese War.
Benjamin Harrison, former president Of
the United States breakfasted at Fair
Oaks yesterday morning, and was the
guest of Senator w. D. Washhurn all
day. The Harrison party includes Mrs
Harrison, Miss Harrison, Marvin Hughitt
company; DR.. Haines, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Stroud, of New York The Western
tour contemplates trip through the Yel-
loWstone Park and other resorts of pa-
tional interest
Cen Harrison refused to discuss public
questions in the form of newspaper in
terVi9W,
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POLITICAL NOTES.

1t is urged upon the Ramsey county a.
ternates. that their attendance. as well
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Get itinerary of 500 LINE personally
conducted excursions at Ticket Office, go
Robert street. ~
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BLACK HEADS ON FACE, ss Ss Cure sss
Master Car Builders.

Your druggist will refund your monev
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you so cts,
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RING WORM. No Cure No Pay.
Your druggist will refund your money
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you 80 cts
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If you visit the metropolis, the ad of
the Hotel Empire on page 8 will interest
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-20

DON'T Get Your supper Before You
Start.
500 Line Atlantic Limited, leaving Min
neapolis and st. Paul every evening for
the East, serves supper a la carte.
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Charles Reinholdson. w TT 1Touar,,
George Cunningham r. J. Saunders M VI
e. Hawley, H. j. Rath, George Perkins
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store of Harris & Goldstein, giving in
payment therefor a check that turned
out to be worthless.
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You pay 25c for 4Oc coffee when you buy
Bakers Premium.
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OTTER TAIL.

T F. J. Pfefferie, L. P. Bottenfeld. G. L.
Lotterer. Hugh Kelly. James ~ Shea 1s'sE,'5t Pe+
Moore, Moore, F; Maufin, Adam Keller, w. P
iS3agyley, c. c: Warfeld, Michael Marx 7
>; Scrioner, Louis Struett, Charles Bach
George Freeman, Joachim Doll r T.
Frazee, w. T: Duncan, T. N. Mclean
!. s. Billings, L. E. Dawson, r. G. Cav,
9on. +; J. Brabec, Dave German, Frank
schroeder, Frank GIstafson, William Pc
ters, j. F. Kepperman.
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John R. McMnnon, Sam Roseptbal
James E. Morrisey, j. H. Peterson. 7 F
Montgomery. G. F. Conger, H. P. Gies,
a. =. Schmidt, William Anglim. w. D.
Stockdale, w. E. Mckenzie John Ras-
musson, George Kronschnable. High
9ulgley, Ole Narvesen, Joseph Smith
Nat Campbell, Alex Thompson, Alex Me.
hinnon' ll NJ C.. McLennan, s. N. Soren-
son, M. Merrick. H. G. Ebbighausen a
Dutresne, Hugh DunIavey, Charles
KieWeI. es
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E. Peterson, L Rogers, J. o. Cederberg,
ID. Bo1chier, c; l. johnson, John Bon
inert, Peer Mcdonald, Henry O'Connor,
John Rowan. j. H. Farrell, T. l.. Lott,
NJ. J. Flanagan, J. August Nelssen, F. A.
Barbeau, John T. Smith, A w Vance,
Q. j. Hendy, N F. Seegers, Charles
Brenck. L, A. Cornick. John Hammes,
James F. Maloney, ]. G.. Donnelly, w. H.
Mcdonald, Charles G. Lauer, c. W.
Fischer, j. H Jansen. Charles H. Miller,
Ed Millaney, 3. B. Mcguire, John s.
Schneider. j. W. Dougherty. NJ J. Moran,
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Mayor Robert A. Smith has been chosen
TO NIL a vacancy on the list of delegates
from Ramsey county to the Minneapo Is
convention.
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Frank A. Day, of Falrmont, former
state senator and lieutenant governor.
was also IN town yesterday for the pur.
pose Cf attending the convention at Mn
neapols today. Mr.. Day is very sanguue
over the political outlook, particularly in
his district-the Second
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as that of the delegates, on the Minneap-
oils convention, is needful. The party,
accompanied by band, Will leave the
Ryan hotel this morning at 10 o'clock in
chartered cars.
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The Ramsey county delegation will
meet at the Jefferson club rooms in the
New York Life building at o'clock to
caucus.
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The Republicans will hold primaries
this evening to elect delegates to the
state convention.
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M. Heffron. H. H. McCray. J. w. Ever
stone, Joe Bird, George W. Waidre9 er-
Ihomas Spillane, P. K. Fitzgerald p n
MNaXheld, N 4atel Carl Fenske, John NJ Campion
n n FTenGn, n 9Ii. ]. W. White, William Brown
IL n n Witherstone James Carroll Job1
" Chapman, ]. w. O'Rourke WiSiarn SIi,I,
EATON, Z. Elliott, James A. Bear w IT
White, w. w. Mayo, John 3. Mccnve-,1I ~
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WRIGHT.

]. F. Mcdonald, ]. F. Madigan, J. NJ.
Baxter, A. c. Riggs. William Zieb 3rth, NJ
A OHair. T. M. Dygert, A. =; Richie
p A shannon Charles Bugbee, T. F.
Kelley, H. Tanner, A. Neuman, Fred
G,asSing.
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1RE DEMOCRATIC WAR HORSES AR[ ALL ON HAND
van, Andrew stoddard, Martin Whela
James Mcclure.

Charles H Phinney, Thomas Gillesby,
r. Burns, Louis Larson, E. w. Lee, ].
Anderson, j. s. Jacobson, M. 3. Sheppard.
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Oar S. Hall, of Renville county, has
engaged rooms to be used as headquar-
ters during the state convention, and has
come out as candidate for one of the
railroad cOmmissionerships
Mr. Hall Will not give up his federal
position, however, until after November
even in the event of his securing the
nomination.
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G. F. Buck, H. shulz, H. I. Buck, H
W. Lamberton, S. w. Hamilton, w. J
Smith, z. ]. Grove, T.. t1tzpatrlck, >
Stever w. ]. Whipple, NJ Donohue, A
strehiow, c. L. Foss, NJ. Schneider, Jo-
seph Sewager John Ludwig, M. Nagle' G.
Rausch, George Fischer, NJ. Goergen, M
Bambeneck, John Prodzinskl, Richard
T. Caseweu and John DeitZ.
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G. A. Lane, Nick cono1y, Ole Allen. H.
D. Bartlett, D. A. Sullivan, NJ. M. Rider,
c. ]. Spies, W. H Roberts, David Keen
an, H. Christianson, Charles Butler, ], T.
Maloney, S. M. Wilder, Francis Rafferty,,
E. G. Holton, C. F. Fischer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
GIVES LIZ 10 h|ACRUN
State Department Makes Emphatic
Denial Of Story That Mail Was
Opened.
The Complaints Made by En-. Consul
Macrum Had No Foundation
In Fact.
State Department Replies to the
Resolution Asking For In
formation.

Washington, Feb. 21-The answer Of
the state department to the house reso-
luton calling for information regarding
certain charges made by the late Con-
sui Macrum was transmitted to the
house today The document says the
department of state had been in regular
communication by mail and telegraph
with Macrum since his entrance upon
the duties of his office. His dispatches
had been regularly received and there
was only one instance of complaint in
respect 10 the transit of mails for Pre-.
toria. which was promptly remedied.
The document states that Macrum,
while at his post, did not report any in
stance of violation by the opening of
official mail by the British censor. In
regard to a secret alliance between the
United States and Great Britain, it
says no secret alliance is possible un-
der the constitution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
THE wARDNER INQUIRY.
House Committee on Military Affail

House Committee on Military A fairs
begins to Hear Testimony.
Washington. Feb 2l.-rhe hearing of
Witnesses in the Investigation Of the al
legged improper action by the United
States military authorities at Wardne,,
Idalle, began yesterday before the house
committee on military affairs. The
committee adopted as 4 form Of procs-l
dure that the WITNESSES for complainant
be first heard. With opportunities for re-
sponse from The other side
\ A. Frazer a lawyer of shoshone
county. where lie trouble occurred. tes-
tilted mat the eiyil courts We're doing
business At the time When the martial
lay Is said TO have been in operation.
Fred c. Robertson. a lawyer of Spokane,
told of visits 10 the scene of the riots.
and gave a detailed explanation of the
friction growing out OF the employment
Of non-union miners by the Bunker Hill
mine the gathering of LOCO miners on
April % and the destruction caused by
the dynamiting Of the Bunker Hill
plant.
Goyernor steunenberg proclaimed
that a state of insurrecuon existed and
several men We're arrested and put III
The .buil pen. Robertson applied for
writs Of habeas corpus for the arrested
men, but the courts held that they
would NOT interfere with the action Of
the governor. which, in effect. the wit
ness said. was a suspension of the writ
Of habeas corpus. Adjourned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
FRE1GHT-TRAFFIc MANAGERS.
Meeting in Chicago to Discuss Ques-
ton of Proratiny.

Chicago, Feb. 2i-Western freight
traffic managers have seclected a COM
nnittee of nine TO meet representatives
OF eastern trunk lines in New York
next Tuesday for the purpose of MAX
ing final argument for a satisfactory
settlement sif the pro-rating question.
The nine men are w. B. Biddle OF the
Santa Fe, Fred A. Wann of the Alton,
j, NJ. johnson of the Rock Island. ] H.
Hllanc OF the st. aPul. w. E. Keepers of
the Illinois Central, Thomas Miller OF
1.-THE Burlington. S. s. knight of the Wa
bash, j. n. Tittemore of the Iowa Gem
tral, and Marvin Hughitt. Jr., of ths
Northwestern.
The eastern officials have signified
their intention of Giscontinuing tht
present system of pro-rating on west
1 bound trans mississippi business one
week from tomorrow The western mel
have protested against the proposed ac,
ton. showing. as they believe, that tht
promised conditions would work havot
Ito Chicago ana Chicago interests. II
4 the eastern lines do away with prora t.
ing 10 the west all Of the shipping viz
this city will have to DE based on ths
] sum of two locals-the local rate from
| New York to this city and the reg1la:
tariff from here 10 the western point
9of iestination-m making the total rate {
cents per 100 pounds greater than ths
! cost OF Shipment via East st. Loui.
! would be. The westerners do not nlaks
4 their greatest complaint because OF
this however. They Will allow ST. Louis
te have a slight advantage if the east
ern lines Will prorate with them 10
points on the upper MISSISSIPPI. II the
seas sterlers rsflse 70 prorate. shipments
4 70 the upper points viii be made at less
rates via s.. Louis than BY way Of this
ciiy.
The western men are hopeful how
eyer. for a satisfactory settlement Of
/ the trouble. They believe the eastern.
lels win cancel their pending ordcr ant
continue relations Win the western
carriers under existing conditions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
BUTTER MEN TO FIGHT "oLEo.' !
Urged to Unite mt the Convention BE.
gun at Lincoln, Ncb.

Lincoln. Neb., Feb. II. With the ar
rival of the Kansas, Iowa and Minneso-
ia buttermakers all the large delega-
tions expected for the weeks coflven-
tion are accounted for. Secretary Su-
dcndorf said S400 delegates We're IN at
tendance Milwaukee. st. Paul and
Kansas City are making the most stir
ring contests for next years meeting.
The initial session of the eighth annu-
al convention of the Butternlakers' As
ISOLATION was called to order by Presi-
dent Boardman of Iowa. The Auditori-
UNI was handsomely decorated. Presi-
dent Boardman said the association had
been growing in usefulness since its or
ganization. He declared the oleomar-
garine interest a gigantic trust, which
threatened the existence of the dairy
industry. The association must bury all
differences and staRd united and vigi-
liant in opposition. An address of well
come by Governor Poyn,er was read by
his private secretary, Allen. The eve
ming session was given over to IL discus
sion of trade topics.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
Opposition is Growiny

Washington, Feb. 81 The opposition
TO taxing the trade of Porto Rico is
growing in congress and it looks very
much as If the committee on ways and
means would be overruled and the %
per cent duty imposed upon imports
and exports to that island stricken out
of the bill. Mr.. Payne and his associ-
ates are finding it very difficult to con-
vince people that congress ought 10
place an embargo upon our commerce
with Porto Rico, simply to show that
lit has the power to do so-for that is
the only reason and the only argument
advanced in support Of the proposition
to establish a precedent to be applied
to the Philippine islands for the protec-
tion of the domestic sugar and the to-
bacco interests when We come to frame
a government for them. Mr.. Payne pro-
poses to call a republican caucus in or
der to make the bill party measure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
PURSUIT OF CRoNJE.
Boer General Reinforced and Battle
With Roberts Is Expected


London, Feb. 2l.-The war Office up TO
noon has issued no further information
concerning the movements of Lord
Roberts in pursuit of Gen. Cronje other
than the bulletin showing that the
headquarters of the communicating.
chief is now thirty miles east of
Jacobsdal on the main road to Bloem-
fontein Nor had any newspaper dis
patches been received. Lord Kitchener.
who is pursuing Gen. Cronje, has all of
Gen. French's cavalry, the Sixth, Sew
enth and Ninth divisions and Gen. Mac
Donald's highland brigade-in all a
force that falls little short of 10000
men.
Gen. Cronje also is being reinforced.
To his 10000 men there will soon be
added about the same number, who left
the vicinity of Colenso. while the 5000
who left Colesburg and Stormburg
have probably already joined him. 1t Is
q great mistake to imagine that the
Boer resistance has collapsed. If the
Beers will listen to the foreign experts
they have with them Bloemfontein Will
be evacuated and a great battle is like
~ to take place among the hills before
Winburg, just off the direct road to
Pretoria.
Gen. Harts brigade is now about
fourteen miles by road from Lady
smith. The remainder OF Gen. Buffers
force will soon be across the Tugela
river. The Beers thus far have not
shown themselves In any strength. and
the Orange Free State invasion has
taken away large number of men
The chances OF the British relieving
Gen. White seem good, but burghers
have shown their "slyness" on many
Dssvious scasions, and may be in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21

WILL RETURN WITH TAFT.
Professor Worcester VIII Accept
Place on Philippine Commission.


Place on Philippine Commission.
Washington, Feb. 2l.-Judge Taft
president of the Philippne commission,
had a long conference With Secretary
Root at the war department in regard
10 the proposed work of the commits
sion. 1t is expected that tho commits
sion viii be completely organized in the
near future and that it win start for
Manila about April l.
Only two members of the commission
have been appointed 50 far-Judge
Taf, and Professor Worcester of the
original commission. Col. penby, of the
old commission, who was also invited
to serve on the new commission. has
declined the offer.
.Ns the commission VIII consist of
five members it remains for the presi-
dent to appoint three others. He has
several distinguished men in mind and
will announce his selections in day or
two.
The name of another prominent
southern democrat WAS today adaed.ts
the list OF those before the president
for appointment on the new commits
sion. He is Col. A. A. Wiley, OF Mont
gomery, Ala. Mr.. Wiley was lieuten-
ant colonel OF a volunteer regiment
flom Alabama in the Spanish war. His
name was presented 10 the president by,
REPRESENTATIVES Bankhead. Clayton
ana Taylor. of Alabama, who urged his
iapDOillt Inellt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
THRILLING LEAP FOR LIFE.
Chicago Fircman-- Plucky Action
Clecrcd by Hundreds OF People.

Chicago. Feb. y lin sight Of hun
sireds Of people who We're watching a
ase in the l.indeil hotel, on Fifth ave
nue., last night Fireman Michael Hur-
Icy made leap for life. Standing al
the top of 4 fifty-foot extension lad
der. which was Slipping from the side
Of the building Hurley jumped seven
feet thru space and caught fire es
cape. \ spike Which was projecting
from the ruag Of the fire escape pierced
his right hand. tnahie g release the
injured member, the fireman chung 10
the fire escape until he was released by
comrades, who quickly righted the lad
DER and hurried 10 his aid. When he
reached the ground Hurley was loudly
cheered by the crowd and was congrat-
ulated for his presence of mind and
5plucky action by Fire Marshal Horan
The fire was extinguished with little
| loss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
cullom Wins in Logan.

Lincoln. llt rep 2L--The Logan
county republican convention was hold
in the court house here Yesterday
fractional lines We're closely drawn and
the contest WAS hot one. Cullom's
friends sought instructions for him,
While on The other hand hard fight
was made by the Tanner men to pre-
vent instructing for any one, especially,
for the senior senator. The result WAS
a victory fo, the cullom forces. for
while the city votes We're against them,
they We're able to poll the bulk Of the
country Vote II. G. Maxwell MAS
seated as chairman by a vote of Sc 10
30. The culion forces controlled by
about this vete. instrueting the delega-
tions to state and senatorial conven-
tions to Vote an instruction for the
Hon. Shelby NJ J'ullom for senator
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-21
bought by the Western Union.

Salt Lake City, Utah. Feb. 21.-Col.
r. c.. Clowry, vice president and gener-
al superintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, completed the pur-
chase of all the telegraph lines of the
Deseret Telegraph Company. which has
heretofore belonged to and been operat-
ed by the Mormon church These lines
extend thrlout Utah and to all the
Mormon settlements iuethe states of
Idaho and Nevada.