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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25

tends to accept the responsibilities that
have arisen and give to the natives OF
I4uzon, the half-clad, half civilized
tribes 1T Casiguran, Pangasiman, Bon
toe, Bayombong and Bongabong the
best government 1t knows how. If
there are educated men in the coast
towns. where civilization has made
more of an advance they will be in.
strIcted in the art of self-go government
SO that iii time the people of the Philip
pines may govern themselves in all io-s
cal affairs. The method it mas taken
To do this is the only method that was
by circumstances which could
mot be avoided. On the other hand
there is a great question as to the SIM
certify of this democratic opposton.s AT
their convention Bryan said that free.
silver Was the one Important issue and
lif he couldn't have free silver he would
not run. The scheming politicians
whose object in politics is 10 acquire Of
lice have raised the opposition howl be-
cause they had lost on free silver before
IalSi needed an issue. laatriotic. sensi-.
bis men will NOT be caught BY the de
iceptien. They Will not reward such hs-s
Il,acrisg BY support at the palls. Bryan.
IlNs!M never set the chance 70 convene
congress iii extra session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25
aT my14-s. ].
4, Helped Win Isat,lcs.

Twenty nine officers and men wrote
from the front To say that for scratches.
brniss cuts. wounds. sore feet ana
stiff joints Buchlsn..i ArEica Save il;
The best in The World. Same for burns.
skin eruitaons and piles. Twenty five
cents box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
George p. Powers. druggist.
Mothers endorse 1t. children like it.
old folk us II. We refer 10 One MIN
ute Cough Cure. Il viii quickly cure
tfsroat and lung troubles. All drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25
BRYAN SAYS He WILL.


coli:sae 50 ii eNtlaordi1;eis session as
ssaen rs, gslugur;ftcl and recommend an
Immaculate Reclamation 81 tbs nations
.EstlsE les's-iirst, to establish a stable form
'oB gsetiale aitiu the Philippine islards,
just We al'e nss establishing a stable
Lasni Of government in cuba second,
70 ssive independence TO the Filipines.
Jgsit - ws haze promised 10 give iii,ie
81 tssb So ~ 'uta. third, 70 protect the
li.iuGl1s from eusside Interference
'Nilsle ;iss;s N9sk on their s.sstiny. just
~. have pliotsets3sl !ie republics Of
set.giii and South AIlisfiea. and are BY
~, Monroe ioetiisc pledged . protect
cuba
eleetssl he viii eealvsns congress III
flaei Urinary session, ans! il eleeted The
tals votes viii uadpllbtefiiy eeet 10
sasotl 4 feclsttiq nasfnbers u
change it, COMP aNien, and the first
ia3tlNs Mr. El's;lil's extra session
ysettlla be Y aaets some saaicsll free sill
Net measure u rsisea wiaat tlle fsisub-8
fifrp ff,fF the Gauss. 81 sDl,ns,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25

Its d Matter Of Record Dangerous
coughs. Chest ard lung pains have
beengcaecked and cured III the course Of
II faw days With Mullss lightning
.olail Cure sshen everything else
faiied. Pure ard safe for children.
Twenty five cents. All druggists Nc
Bride Il Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25

The fRptilatian ~ Indianapolis rs lGo y
1sis 81 $ aaaiti llt5.a26 IN 1850 an In
'slasase ef e3sfi4s GOA per cert This
ea,,l,a CTS ties Is be the chiyf in
and importance in Indiana.
lgillead artery That constantly feeds i
5Mltn iieW !tle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-25
The Only Headache Cure.

Frank ]. Baker. Of Colorado Springs.
"a s4s: 'krauss's Headache Capsules are
tbs only remedy that ever checked my
ssek headache, ard have cured scores
Of my friends with them. Price Is
cents. Sold by W. II. Evans, druggis..
H. lsas, Main, and Geo. r. Powers,
druggist, IS East Main.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
SeGn6of6-3ed6.
ksE Die 3ontcn

Vte g5uHIcN
5aa,iltsns GrFuriIonsn Zen sansen Eas.
Na3 annapolig uns gBefs8psr ieo.n Nontao.
MittpO5 unb ireitae ubr 8ormittoss, uns
Spnutaes um ubr 9ormittaes.
81. e60nbet Der gap annapoiis. bic sslctten.
atabemi., Der bsebts 9ampir e q Is
les" Gaes iprtt ,uiammsn bisitlb.n su ben
ftinften ausflissn BON 9altimor. aus su MAIDEN.
g8snn al. @ubs piiri6eH. bier finbeu f. bittlbe.
unb otbm,n hab.i ben oans.u Gag Salsluft. Wus
III unS quite Wablisiten. Siuds zoe. 8 a MS
mem m Is. Suui (Suni20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
(sjrnBitucr in NemzCrlcaus.

91enz Srleans, l. September.
-0as @ebdubs Der n5airbants. Scale
Co." Ir. 6O4, GunalitruBs, tpuroe gez
tern gaadt bur9 5suer 5erItOrt. 9us
onqreusenoe Gabritssbduos Der 5irma
gebriiosr Seifsr unb Oas Morris<9cz
bGube, gde BON @lnalz unb Gampfr,
purDen f6psr bei4apigt. Der Sc
fammtperlult in 9Dbe pon $35O,OOO
ion pur9 @srii6eruns aspsdt le'aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
21ene csiaie mad Cape 2Iap
SO Essl

@um Bier Ir 10, 2iebt=StraBc, Sampfsr
rGucen Gnnc,4 tGei6 I'm Z llbr 9orm, uusoe=
uommtn 5onntags. Sountaog nm llbr @orm
Ridiobrt non Gaps Dtap um 415 Nabmittaqs OIL
99otsntaQen, SOnntaa5 nm 4.45 Tafm.
Saion=9iQet :. ........................S So so
;sreitaQs uno Samta9s bis Sienitae -. 81. rs
SonntaQs, Sitnitu9s uno SonneritaQs, nur
(Gue10 1Wt, ,3&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
Graf 8utberIes in u ben.

Graf DufbetIee in u ben.
8erGin, 1. September. - 9enez
raI<5eIpmarIdaI @raf 8alberiee 6at
aug Qlber. mo er geItern antur, an
&ajier 8ilhelm teleg -ap6irt uno bic
auTFauenoe internatjonaLe Qisbeustpiira
oigteit, tpel6e Ieinsn &intritt in ben
Safsn tenn3ei6nete, 6erporgebpbsn.
0as fran30fI6e Sruppeni4iff ga
G6ampagne" Oampfte nabe on bdS
S6iFf 6euan. uuf Dem Ii8 Der SSefbz
marI4aq befanb, pGbrerb bic WfltIif
Ipielte unb bic Sruppen ibm 5uiubelz
ten. Die 8apeQe auF bem beutT6en
S6iffe srtpiotrte NIT 0eu yMdrieilz
faife," uno Die 5ran5oIen ipielten ba@
rauf bic bsutI6e National6pmne. Der
6eGomarI9au puroe offi3iell bonn bris
tiI6tn MiniIterz9 z9rdIibsnten onrpfaHz
gen unb ieBte Ra4mittag5 ieins Refe
fort.
8aben 9obsfI gerietb
pdbrT 6einli6 in etne
Sale.
8retpria, 9onnerHdg, 80. Q(us
QuIt. - 8eneral 8aDen ponelf
grill Dor orei ooer bier Sagen ben
8eneral @ro6aiaar na6a ben Warz
men 8doern an uno mu6te oann Or
ran8ements fir Elm 8;oouat fir Die
Raht. Spbulo Is aber ountsl mar,
goa er uuF llmpegen Dem 8ro6eldar
16 U}ei,en in Dan Riden. 8aben=
popeu 3lpTte Den 9oeren SeIegraz
p6en na6 Pieter5burg an uno TanOte
Elm GrEu6en um 8erfdrtungen Elm.
Der 8oeren Gommunoant srlpioerte,
OoB Elm 3ug iofort ubgeben nerOe,
unb 8aoen YopeQ traf 9orbeteiz
tungsn, ben 3u9 ab3ufangsn. Die
9osran erEielten uber Nino BON Der
8eIfj6te. 9arau56in Foroerte 8az
cen 9ppsQ Die Streitma9t Strobe
laar'5 auT, Tit gu erge6en. Die TN
ter6arDlungen paren nod i'm @ange,
ois man 3uleBt BON bem britiI6en
9QmmQnQeur gOrle.
9rGfibent 2oubet bonn
G3aren bstortrt.
8uris, /. Sept. - 9rdFbent
2ou6st BAT pom &aiIer g2ifolaus Oem
3tpeiten nit einem ei9en6Gnbigen
G4rsiben beFeIben Den ct. 2(noreass
Orben er6aIten. Der Oroen miro i6m
am ndaIten Montag in RambouiIst
bonn ru7iiI6en goti6aftsr 6Ur1ten
uruiiop iiberreiGt perOen.
gon @terg ge6tnaagurig.
Petersburg, 1. Sept. = 6srr
Don @isrs, gegenpGrtig 8eianbter in
Peting, Toll in nGfiter 3eit ais 8Otz
i4after mad quri5 usrieBt perOen.
GouTo'g 8riump63ug.
Qonoon, l. Sept. = Der auf Der
9ur6rsiTe, obne gu Ipielen, in2onoon
getpsfena umerifariT6e 8apeQmeiTier
SouTa Iagts, DaB Isine 9apeGe 6eu!e
glei9 popular in Berlin, 5rantfurt a.
W}., 80ln un0 Paris lei. Qmerltds
niI6e MluTif Tei itets piQfommen 9ez
p2Ten. Seine WNoergaben OonBagz
uer'T6en Gompofitionen purbsn in
OsutT6tano ent6uTiafiI6 auTgenOma
men. @jne Gupsqe aus 8le4 Snz
Itrumentsn, bic Elm 8iOlinlolo begleis
ten fam, 1T in europa etpas un6es
tdnntes, mo- bic 8erIude, W1iIttGrs
&apeuen fir Gor3ertmuIif gu perz
pert62n, ni6t INNER an9ene9m limb.
Sin SnItrument pie oa5 SaroP9on
1T in OeutTdlanp unbetanat u. grobe
8islIeiiiqteit Der Sonbilbung ber8Ioz
fin @TTefts Fat Ojsl @rItaunen ers
regt.
FaIl in allan lStGOten III SouIa init
6laggen uusge3si6net pOrpen; 10 9ats
te 6rantfurt cine Delegation nod
2onpon geI6idt, Die ibm elm prddti=
gss Banner ii6erreI4ts. ,.1EsrA
= 2tsutendnt 81. 8. Sernofb brm
26. 5reipilligeH>Regi lit m 0u1
mungasz6lufe duf ben p6ifippiusu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02

llmtrie6en bic 9oli3ei 5u berartigsn
9orIi6tsmaBregeln, bic dllwotngs
bart erT9einen, oeranldbt.
Sans tebrt bic 9eim dth
5uriid d.
gorbetttnsgopitGn Cans, DER olS
Gommarbant pas ySlti5" BEL Der 8ez
i9isBung Der Satu@6prtS 10 i6per
perpunoet puros, miro i'm Sttober
pieoer bienItfd6ig Tein uno oann in bic
Setmatb 5uriidtehren.
4boIf 4biltp p 3 q a It pteI
in Berlin.
Q(m 8erliner .Sbaliu 96eater"
tpiro, ME bic Sirettion befannt maat,
4oolf 9bilipp nit Dem Gniemble oe5
NepzNorter v@srmuniu : S9eaters"
i'm SUM- 1901 Elm 8aitfpiel abIolpis
rem.
v9ruf 8uGosrfee" duf9es
lanfen.
Der 0ampfer r8raF Walber7te,"
Der bon 92etpzYort auf ber Glbe onz
fam, 1T bel 8lanteneie auf 8runb 9es
ratbsn unb muB, um pieoer fIott gu
tpsrpen, einen Sbeil Der &abung in
2i6terI4iffe auslapen.
Get4s >6eIb3ei4en fir bie
Gbina Srupper.
Die na4 G9ina beItimmtsn Srupptn
erbalten teine preuBiiten, fOn0ern
Rei6sz Jelb3ei6en. 0a8 peiBTeibene
6abnsntu4 1T BON einem oiagouGlen
&reu3 our6quert. Die RGnber TnO
roth uno Idpar5 perbrGmt. Sn Der
Mitte beFinoet ii6 Der golbgcitidte
&ei98aoler nit Der &aiIertrone. 0n5
Spru46unb trGgt bic 4ufi4rift: rpro
gloria ct patrid.
9ur3s 8obeIfunten.
Der 96ilUfop6 Carl NsIenOOnt iii
5Om &diier geabelt tpOroen.
SSn Berlin itar6 9rin3 Sermdnn gu
SOlmS 8raunfelS, Mojor Ia Suite
bes @rpBber3oqs BON 6eHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
ssse pie 8di 6inunter

bsiuobe bis sur ti.fcn blauen See unS bsm Gittlt
Gboptant=JtOtr, $50 Wsilen GIturfonsn !ir ben
qanaen Sag, nit Osm 3amsfsr .Gmma Siles' ies
ben Seafag uno eamftag. @biabrt nm ubr
@crmittaos. 9srQnigunstn auf ben 9anouHess
slassu uno Bargains oOn Grlbtsn, Sdsinnsrsr'
Borfubruneen.
Srptter ansflms BEN san,en 2as In Der sBsIt.
Rettet ano.rR oas 9eben. 25 sents.
(Suni20l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
A1arnldnosr Stauts> Normal Shnle,

Gde Garrplltons unb eafaptttesM
8altimore, Mo., ben II. HusuT 1900
0t. Serbas effan bssinnt 5isnffas. ben III.
September 1900.
s.eu. s6llsr miH.n f6 bis aum IL. StSttm;
Ser 1909 rt9ii.rirsn luNen.
Ole 8raiunqtn fur Muuabm. uno fir Ptf6ross
xunaen finbtn am r., l3 uno IA. September
sott. Sic giutbeiluns Der 9lafen unp rsguidre
Wprtrdat unb 9orleiuustn beginner W . II t O.,
s,u H. 6ept.mb.r. SbHl.r ptrb.n ni6t ebsr IN
b. mittltren Rlaftn aufsennmmsn, al5 bis ne o.
,rfsretrIidtu 9ruiuuetr an ben pbsn Genanrttn
Sao,n in ,uirieDenfsatnoer Wsiis btltanStn bdbtH.
rGIementars unn afaeemiidbe Departments.
Sir Gl,mentorz unp otaosmil6en Stportemtnts
Ers sradbtia fir ben unt.rribt unb oi. @usbs
nuuq spn S6ul.rn spii4en funf uno ltdsssbH
Sabr,u, iOtuie iar bi. @Orbtrstuns aum eintrtt
;r nag Rprmal= 9cSarttment ausaefatt.t. Sis re-
cular,n Qebrtr nerbtu b.i'm un!srrt6t IN Der 9ho'
Sf Gbtmit. gotanif Raturpineni6att uno anots
rem Stuoitn bon ben 9rofeHOrtn Dts Rormal= e
tcrt,msnts unt.rfiist, mi. BON btm SrlHi'pai Der
etaats. .Rprmali6ule anetoronst futrotr mag. Ser
N.rbtfurius beaiunt am 9 ten taa, Den Is.
Gtptmbr.
ge,o.n p.ittrer Gugfunft, sataloes uno eirtu'
Iare psnSe man f6 On
e. 3. prettuman.
Wlarpldnoer etaats=Rormalibult,
(130 Al Baltimore, Wo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
mt. at. SpjepbS=S plleg.

etubi,r= eurius Rlaifiac, niF,ni6aftibtr u.
fQufmdnniidtr unterri6t; erinDder unttrribt in
her btutittu Sprabe. - Pebiraungcn: ,goarDers.
bro e.iEon Don fini Mouuten sll5. Stuoitn bes
oinuen am Sientoe, ben L. September 1900
Man aoreifre:
Sruner Softpb, Tirettor.
Citation s, Baltimore, Wb.
eatalca ouf 9.rlanotH. (Sulil4 ;2Wtt, ,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
BUR Iad1rtdIt fir otc Sunbcn
Der
unitfN AliIk DrODafcrs' Aaofiati0n.

Die GompaQnit pro pom 10. September al
Wil6 jdcts Ju folQcuoin 8atsn psrfaritn:
40 @jut= oOsr % Guart-5Idcts, nab yRib... LOO
30 Qiut= oOtr 20 Cuart= Iidsts, qrOjrnt
DttID, III 6Ill5sn. .....................-.'T .'TA'-o
40 ,Rint= oOtr % Quart. Iidtts, Qrolcnt
Mil4, in Glabtu. tu........................S 40
Sir Wtilb Die AMI oiens Cont g:Iisftrt mini,
miro an itlbcu Gdtum Elm Nrti5luiitlcg bDr
Gtrt pro Guar: fir idOe Gulitdt IN &rait tEstsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02

= 2tsutenant 81. 8. Gernofb brm
26. 5reipilligensReg lit m 0u1
mungasz5luFe auf ben p6ifippusu
ertrunten. Gr itammte aus Mtntsra
port MGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-02
Bulletin.

SnltimpresCbtu tusSnbn=Sullettf.
$500 Don Baltimore nab 0tidntic'@ttn.
Sdpe Mtap, Cccan,Sitp pocr SedsJ Jeies
Stp une iurnf uititsn 5reitas Ino sans
ftag, fir bic RiidFabrt OItig bis sum tol9tnetH
StHtu1 siuiblWblib. Giaet, hnO lhr Die
6iu= uno Rudiabrt aui alien 3igen 9ilil.
S1.0O Don Baltimore uadb 6drper'S 6errp nHo
3urId AM SOnuioQ, Ocn Q. ,StRcmber. Stt
Sp3r1lju9 oerldBt Den Glutosue8IbH5sI nm
1l.2O YormittlQs.
SI.O0 pon Baltimore uddj JrcSCrief une 6ds
gcrstppn uHo Surid am Sorntag, Den g. Seps
tenlbtr. Str tSptEaliuQ O,rldBt BEN 6am0sw
9ahubof am ll5r Sub;Tos esq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

i
to complete the task. nut q sood beginning
has heen made and there seems to be
IittIe doubt that. il regular inspection or
tt,e river can lie secured, it can be Kept
permanently clear of the sudd. Some
idea OF the work done may be gathered
from the fact that fourteen blocks OF
..sudd,' some of them more than mile
in length, were removed by Major Peake
and his staff.
HOW THE @"sUDDs IS REMOVED
The method of removal was as follows:
When Il block in the river was met vita,
the papyrus and reeds We're set ':'re te.
Strange to say, the green rtIshes burnt
freely. The surface of the "Sudd was
thus laid bare. AS soon rs the tire Thatt
died down gangs Of men We're set 70
work digging trenches in the mass. parallel
TO- aud at right angles to, the course OF
the stream These trenches averaged four
feet in depth and three feet in width
The upper surface OF the 'sudd was III
this way divided into rectangular BLOCKS,
each being some ten feet square 10
every block in succession anchors with
steel hawse!'s were attached from the
eunboats These latter then steamed
full speed astern. AS q rule. seven or
eight pulls were required before the biocN
finally parted and came away. Il "ts5
then allowed to float down stream anu
another block was tackled in the same
? manner The work was extremely TEDIOUS
No ,,as nnch DELAYED by the breaking
81 OFT me nawsers ana cnafns under the heavy
strain Had explosives been procurable
FRO work would have been Immensely
| s,c.,;tata1 After q certain number Of
| hIoa,,s had hnsn thus removed it generally
! happened that the force OF the water
| .iappe rast of fine obstruction to
nnr away G1 of[itself.
III T,t Mrs. ,non either bank of the
u. l,it ''i Nil, after leaving the ''sudd'
| c,,rrtr,- ha;one. To tn, important negro
| t,iha ~ Shi,I,,i,s They occupy the river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

about January list next. and will occupy
a building OH Main Street.
Alr- Arson King will have tie manage
neft of the business. The new firm Will
be quite 4 worthy successor Of the Smith
Briscoe Company, which recently left
Bristol to locate in Lynchburs.
SOLID PRECINCTS.
The Official vote Of Carter county. t2as,
Tennessee, reveals that there were -four
precincts IN that county where there was
not a Democrat, the vote having been cast
solidiy Tor the Mckinley electors. These
precincts voted an average of over 2ep
each. johnson county had one precinct
which cast its vote iii like manner. An
idea of how the First Congressional Dis
trict Of East Tennessee usually goes may
be had by these Instances:
Congressman BrownIow, Republican, was
reelected by a majority of about 1900.
The Republican majority in the East Ten
nessee counties has been k!low;, to reaci.
about 1900.
Free rural mail delivery has been extend
ed TO the whole Of Washington county.
Tennessee. The change went into effect on
Ihursday OF this week. and With it al:
postoff:ce IN the county except four were
abolished, and these are being used as dis
trlbutinG Offices. The several mail-carriers
in the county VII receive each $500 per an
mum, liz compensation for their services.
Collection boxes have been placed at var
,ious points throughout the county.
Tie Bristol Floral Society gave its an
.n1,al chrNsanthernu11a show this week. Il
was highly creditable affair, and was
greatly appreciated by the visitors who
came to Bristol on account OF the meet
ing OF the Virginia Baptist Association.
FIRES WILL GLOW.
a force Of men began work this week
putting the furnace in proper shape to go
in blast. Iron-ma king is TO be resumed
here about December 1st It is sad the
EmnreyiIle E(Tenn.1 furnace VIII also be
put IN opera tioia again soon.
Mrs. 6. r, Cecil, q most estimable Brs-
tol lady, died this Week. ct the age Of
thirty--two. Her death was caused by a
c:ance,sous growth on her neck. Her hus-
band aud two little sons survive
Mr.. c. x. Mount. the well-kuown con-
tractor, who built the East Tennessee ex-
tension OF the Virginia and Southwestern
Railway, was married on Wednesday of
this week 70 Miss MaSmeatl Brown. a pop
1iiar and accomplished young lady Of
johnson county. Tenn. The couple are
spending their hone yilIoon In the East
They will reside IN Bristol
Prof. n. N LemoGd. principal OF the
Southern Business College, narrowly es-
ca.,a beng burned 10 death this week
Upon striking Il match III a room filled
with esca ped gas. lie found himself instant
Is enve,o,,sd lii flames. His moustacile, eye
brows ami hair were slhged and his cloth
ing was damaged. He saved himself by
rushing out OF the room. HIS hands and
Face were almost blistsred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

The eighteenth annual session Of the
Baptist Congress Of America will open
st the First Baptist church OF This city
next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
the meeting continuing through Thurs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
MINING COMP ANY
OF LARGE CAPITAL
VIII Do a General Coal and Iron Bus
mess in Southwest.
The CHRYsANT REMUM SHOW.
Furnace. Soon to Go Into Blast-aIr
c. X. Mount and Miss Margaret
Brown Married-Prof. Iemond
Narrowly Escaped Death.
The cHRYsANTREMUM SHOW.
lsnccEsl risparsb to rne Tsmes.1

BRISTOL, Va, Nov. 1.-THE East Ten
resseo Mining and Manufacturing eom-
rany, chartered, IN this city this week with
capital stock of s2,naa,Ger. has effecter an
organization. ana IS now looking over the
field of its contemplated operations. The
directors would give oft nothing this week,
saying that their plans had not progress
ed srffi cens.y II is understood. however.
Wat the company proposes 10 do a. general
zeal and iron business IN this section, and
will probably build and operate furnaces
md coke ovens, The company viii make
Bristol. Va. its headQrarters-
The King Eros Shoe COMPANY has Just
been organized here With ample capital
20 conduct z large wholesale shoe house.
The company viii be ready FOR business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
Not Guilty.

Merchant Ito applicant for situation as
portcr)-Ara you married.
Applicant-No, sir; these scratches on
my face came from falling over a barbed
wire fence in the dark-Pearson's Week
IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
Considcra,c Tommy.

Tommy says he hates to see his mother
have TO stand up In the Ear. :.
hat a noble child =
he says It always makes hin,
nervous 10 see strap i'll her. hands
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-15
FORESTERS
Protest Against Passage Of insur'
ance Bill.


g. A. Harper, assistant supreme
chief ranger, Toronto, Canada; D. D.
Aitkin, past supreme vice ranger, su-
prcme counsellor Of the Nuccabees
aud a Republican Congressman of
Flint, Mich; j. D. Clark, past supreme
chief ranger, Dayton; w. G.. Philip,
high treasurer, Cleveland; w. NJ. Mil.
Ter. high vice chief ranger, Dayton;
Or. s. d. Mcclure, high physician,
Newark; S. J. Starkey. high counsel
lor, Ashtabula; l.. Robecheck, high
secretary, Cleveland, and several 9th
ers were before the House committee
on insurance yesterday to protest
against the Davis bill to require the
Order of Foresters TO deposit a guar
antee of $4,000 with the State Com
missioner OF Insurance. Members of
tho order in Ohio generally favor the
bill. No action was taken by the com
mittec.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-15
ELOPERS
Are Alleged to be Living
In Akron.
They Have Furnished a Rich Morsel
For Village Gossips.

Leroy has a sesatlon that gives tho
village gossips plenty to talk about.
says Creston special. On Wcdnes-
day evening of last week Wilbur Booth
eloped with the wife of d. j. Eastman,
who resides one mile southeast Of fhe
village, it is said MS
They were seen by parties who knew
them to take the evening B. & o. train.
and since it has been learned they have
gone to Akron, where Mrs. Eastman
has rented boarding house.
Mr.. Eastman was married to his
wife, whose name was Thomas, two
years ago. 1t is said their welded life
has not been C pleasant one, and from
recent actions her sudden departure
was not altogether unlocked for.
A short time after the introduction
into the Eastman home trouble arose
between her and Mr. Eastman's chill
dren. They left their fathers homs
and have remained away since. Mrs.
Eastman also has daughter from n
former husband, whom. 1t Is said. she
has left behind