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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
pe.perado /, Z: .Claptured. 3 I

Big Timber, Mont, Nov. 10The
Courier reports the capture Of the des-
p4rado who last evening killed Sheriff
Young and wounded Deputy Bell after
a fierce fight. He seriously wounded
three of the posse.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10

1t Speaker Henderson ran far ahead Of
his ticket In Dubuque-the Gibraltar OF
the Iowa democracy. a great EFFORT
was made TO secure q large majority
for Mt. Birdsall. but hundreds upon
hundreds d democsrts voted for the
colonel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
Is Root (3Oess foLl, uhn.

New York. Nov 10. The new steam
ship Nofro Castle sailed today for Ha-
yena lecyetsTyS ofs War Roos W. ons
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
DAMAGE suIT BEGUN.
Nevada Woman Asks $4,000 for
Alterations of Husbands Alec

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Nov. 10.-Papers have been
served by Jennie Mcbride, wife OF F. NJ.
Mcbride, who died suddenly here a
short time ago OF heart disease. on Mrs.
Carrie Clifford, asking for $4,000 dam
ages for alienation of her husband's 8 af--
fections and the cause os his death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
Sl|SGAG[ MIL resign
New York Paper Says Secretary d
the treasury Will Resign
Portfolio
Dawes said to Be Slated For The
Position Gage Denies the
Story.
Administration Considering Philip.
pine islands Problem Con-
ersl News

New York. Nov. 1O.-The CONNER
Advertiser says: 1T will be am
nounced at national republican head
quarters today that Secretary Gage
will resign from The cabinet and
Comptroller OF the Currency Dawes be
asked to succeed him. The announce
lnent is positive from authoritative
sources. The change will be made be-
fore March IL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
Popul..,on .Announ,cemen...

Washington, Nov. 1o.Population an
nouncements:
3 New Jersey. 1,ss3.669, against l.444, ,9s3
in 1890 Increase 3o.3 per cent.
Idaho. 16l,772. against s4.3s5. Increase.
91.7 per cent. Ii
city of Joplin. Mo-. 2s.025. against o.
943 Increase, 1911.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
Gage Denies Il.

Washington, Nov. TO- Secretary
Gage denied emphatically this after.
noon that he contemplated resigning
from the CABINET before the expiration
of McKinley's first term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
Death Of ", n. Grexe.

Chicago, Nov. 10. illiam NJ. Gregg.
an old and prominent board OF trade
man. organizer OF the First National
Bank, Monmouth. Ill. died at hts homo
at Riverside today Of heart trouble. He
was 70 years, old. s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
a STEAMER FOUNDERS.

Forty People Go Down TO Death on
the steamer Monticello.
Yarmouth, n. c., Nov. 10, 4:15 p. m.--
Word has Just reached here that the
steamer Monticello bundered in the
Bay OF Fundy. F k.ty people perished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
Expenditurc. Of the Navy.

Washington, Nov. 10. The annual re-
mort Of Paymaster General Kenny, of
the navy, shows that last year he spent
SO. .859, 900 on account OF construction
and repairs to ships: sl1,T15,0oo to keep
ships in commission, including pay; III
5s9, 900 for the marine corps and Soo,ssa
for the naval militia.
The paymaster general says that the
navy store house at Cavite has proved
Of great value as supply base. ano
the bureau intends to meet the de-
mands OF the fleet for supplies without
purchasing on the station, as far as
possible. The refrigerator ships hay.
been employed with the most satisfac-
tory results.
The paymaster general makes an ur-
gent plea for the appointment ofsang in
spection division in his Office to look
after the various yards and stations
He also asks for an increase of the pay
corps and for recognition for the pay
masters clerks, including retirement.
In conclusion the report suggests
that the department be authorised tc
accept certified checks in lieu Of bonds
from contractors and sets out the neee
for additional store house buildings al
| Portsmouth. N. H.; Boston, League Is
land, Norfolk, Key West and Mare Is.
Hand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-10
TO sTop ms Cox:FLIcT.
Campaign A Agninst the lFiliplnos May
He Prosecuted Actively.

Washington, Nov. 10.-The probable
effect OF the election upon the insurrec-
uon in the Philippines was considered
at the cabinet meeting yesterday The
Impression prevails in official circles
that the opposition will be speedily
Withdrawn and that Aguinaldo and mis-
followers will quickly realize the fu-
stility OF further resistance.
Porto Rico has also received atten-
ton and the demand for additional
school houses in the island, the princi-
pal subject brought UP. was temporaH-
ly passed over until the Legislature Of
Porto Rico can act upon it.
1t has been decided to prosecute ag-
gressively the campaign in the Philip
pines to suppress the lnsurrection The
insurgents will be afforded ample OPP
portunity peacefully to accept Ameri-
can occupation. and q, reasonable time
will be allowed them to learn of the re-
suits of the election. In fact, Gen.
Macarthur will disseminate the news
thruout the archipelago, and the ma
tives in, rebellion will be informed that
they r-ust abandon all hope of any
change in the policy Of the administra-
| ton.
VEOO1UtSs " tcsAb W
duct. an act Is q. iaoyenaent against the
Insurgents will delay the departure Of
1.-THE volunteers now serving In the Phll-
1 ippines. 1t had been intended to start
\ the homeward movement about Dec.
ii. The enlistment of $4,000 soldiers. in
GLIDING $4,000 volunteers. will expire
within the present fiscal year. Most OF
| these short-time men are now in the
Philippines. and the president in his
message to congress will present q
strong appeal for the permanent IN
.crease OF the army to q strength Of
100000. Congress will be urged to act
upon the matter at once. and the vol
lunteers will be held in the Philippines
lin the hope that by Christmas or soon
4 thereafter congress will authorize the
president to enlist 81, 600 soldiers to re-
sIlieve them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
PROTECTING SHADE TREES.
Judge HIN Discharged a Man Arrested
for Violating City Ordinance.

There has been q good deal OF talk late
Iy about the preservation Of shade trees
which seem to have suffered in some paris
of the city. Portland people take great
pride in their trees and SO many Of them
were found to be dying that the police au'
torities were inst ructed by the mayor to
look after the trees more carefully.
There are two ordinances which have
for their purpose the proteetion Of the
trees. One provides penalty for the
mutilatlon OF any tree and the other pro-
vides penalty for the leaving OF horse
stand Ing 80 near tree that he may in
jure 1t by gnawing 1t.
william Bassett was the unfortunate
individual to be the first Victim of the
police vigilance. He was arrested for
violating the ordinance which provides q
penalty for leaving horse or other anil
NAL so near to tree that 1t may gnaw
or otherwise injurs the tree.
The officer who arrested Basgett testi-
led that he had seen the man leave his
horse In the gutter on Winter street near
q tree. The horse began to gnaw the
bark of the tree and when Bassstt came
cut of the no use no was in the officer
warned him against leaving his horse In
such a position again.
The next day, so the officer testified,
he saw BAssett drive up to a house and
again leave his horse near the tree. lie
had come words with Bassstt and ar
rested him.
Bassett denied that hts horse had In
jured the tree and Judge Hill ordered the
prisoner discharged.
Judge Hill gave the following reason S
for discharging tine man. de said: 81
discharged the man because tie tasti-
mony showed that no gnawing had been
done tho tree by this particular horse on
the particular day specified In the com-
plant. held that there must have been
some injury done the tree to hold the
prisoner. The evidence disclosed the fact
that thu injury done the tree had been at
the most OF trIhing nature"
Judge Hill WAS asksd about the matter
last night by PRESS reporter. He said
that he thought that the mere leaving of
O horse near tres was not In itkelf a
sufficient offense to warrant the imposing
of a fine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
ASSAULTED LITTLE GIRL.
FIendish Deed of An Unknown Man
In DRnvers.

Danvers, MaGs.. March f9-Ruth Allen,
the ak year old daughter Of kimer Allen
of this town. was assaulted by an I'M
known man while on her way home from
school this noon, and lies at her home In
a critical condition. Attending
physicians are confident she will recover.
The girl gives a connected story and Is of
the opinion that when the man left her
he believed she was dead. She said that
Immediately after her Assailant Informed
her that he was going to kill her. he
commenced to pound and kick her, and
then she says shs thought she was going
to sleep. Sne must have remained uncon-
scious for nearly an hour and recovering
she dragged herself to the house Of Henry
Berry. She was In serious condition.
her face badly out and her body covered
with bruises, where the tiend had kicked
and pounded her. When her father ar
rived she told him that she went to sleep
lust as the man had raised a stick to
strik her. Physicians were Immediate
ly. called and q careful examination was
made Of her injuries. They reported that
there had not been felonious assault at
tempted and that her wounds wholly rs-
suited from the blows OF the man who
undoubtedly believed the girl was dead
after she became unconscious.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30

The showing which the administration
Of ls99-lsOo made 10 one which cannot he
excelied In tins history Of Portland.
Mayor Robinson's nrss year Is Mayor of
Portland will speak for It elf In the his
tory OF this city as what . good busi-
ness-like Mayor and City Council can
accomplish. City Auditor Ssnborn las
been working night and day recently TO
clean mp his looks and end the years.
business to give the new city council
something to start upon
Today. with the exception Of some bills
outstanding which the committees have
not approved for s,me reason, amount
Ing altogether to not more than 5000,
the city OF Portland has paid every dol
lar that 1t has contrast I'd for during the
past year, paid all of It's fixed charges.
much permanent work. kept do wn the
tax rate and paid in addition between
$40, 600 and $50, 900 of bills left over from
the previous administration.
The amount Appropriated last year
was 81, 0s0, 027.93. Ihs only appropria.
lions overruu to any extent during the
year were the POOR depN tment which ex-
essdsd Its appropriation of s45.C COO BY 49,
4t0 the public buildings exceeds its APP
preparation Of $4,000 by about 81. con
school salaries BY about 5000. aud
streets, sidewalks and bridges by ABOUT
$4,000. All of these Departments hal un.
paid bills left over from ths year before.
For example. the poor depart had
81, 5U0 In round mum bers left over to pay.
Public buildings was an unknown guam
tity at the beginning of the year on ac-
count OF the Deering annexation where
10 was found ne ,essary to make many re-
pairs as the buildings were In poor shape.
This appropriation covers 40 public
buildings outside OF City hail. and the
past year has team heavy one on ac-
count Of repairs. The public buildings
had 1890 In round numbers of unpaid
bills Of the year before to meet during
the past year. The streets, sidewalks
and trlfg,s had 81. COO in round num-
bers to pay out for bills over from the
year before.
BY transferring from one appro priat.on
to another and balancing things up
City Auditor SanborD found that the
oity could entirely clean mp Its slate. A
warrant for $1s3,644 So was drawn by
him yesterday on tAe city treasurer for
the last Of the state taxes. the bonded in
tsrsst and other interest largely, and
this makes the slat, clean one.
This showing is very gratifying to the
citizena of Portland when they think
what has been accomplished during the
past year In the way OF permanent i'm
proven ents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30

lnfsrence is that tae skeleton was that Of
. fTepekn1Ap, Of she eaFlsst period Ct
European t9lsgcoursB On this coast a. Il
shown b. ths opguFTsncp Of aFliclee there
and elsfFh here, ip the ate keloneina to
that period. Rof, thus Tar, no Indian
sksIeten has been found hurled With
Armor, 50 far as am awCrs and the
position " thia armorsd skeleton, prone,
IL another Indication. Il h probable
that the skeleton that was found at It,
side was either that OF q companion or
ef native Indian woman toward whom
the man held the relation Of q husband.
In any case the two were not victims,
bot had been buried BY hands rs friendly
as those which deposited the old War
Shaman, for the destruction Of certain
objects hks the blundersuss lie friendly
act In Indian mortuaEy oustom-the
killing" Of properties that their ghosts
may be rendered serviceable and I'M
harmfdl.
might write you much more, hut
alas, my time IL excessively occupisd.
Believe me then, with regard,
Very Sincerely Yours,
FRANK HAMILTON GUSHING.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
TO P ETIiIoN sQUIREs INTO IN.
SOLVENCY.

Boston, March 80. Petition In insol-
vsnoy were filed by counsel aud creditors
in the United States District court
against the corpora tlon of John T. Squire
s. Co., aud against Frank o., and Fred
p. Squire, oo-partners In the nrm of
Squire Sc Co. The claims presented In
these petitions aggregats about $4,000.
and 1t is understood that other petitions
of like character will be filed in day
or two. The counsel of the petitioners OF
today are Hon. George Fred Williams,
ad administrator OF the egtlte of Margaret
Kuebler and Mathew Dolan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
CAPE COD CANAL DEFEATED.

Boston, March 30. Another plan for a
canal across Cape Cod has probably fol
lowed its numerous predecessors into
oblivion, though rejected today by the
state senate of the Dill permitting the
Boston, Cape Cod and New York Canal
company to issue sla, ZOO. 900 In :sstocks
and bonds without regard to the actual
cost of the proposed canal. The vote on
rejection was IL to Is. The principal
objection to the bill was that 10 was d.
rectly contrary to the so-called "stock
watering act of the state.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
INCENDIARY FIRE IN RoCKLAND

RockIand, March 29.-The stors and
tenement on Ingraham Hill, Rockland,
owned by chm s. Case, was completely
destroyed BY fire early Thursday morn
ing. Neither portion of the buildings had
been occupied for some years so the fire
was undoubtedly caused by an incendi-
airy. The loss was between $500 aud 5000
ana the insurAnes is only $3.50. Several
|IncendiaFy nIes have occurred here Of lats
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
CAPT. THOMAS INDICTED.

New York, March 29.-The grand jury
today handed up three indictments
against police Captain Andrew J.Thomas
Of the Tenderloin station. The indict.
ments charge failure to suppress the
Tiovli, Haymarket and the Dore. three
resorts In his precinct. No warrant will
be Issued for Captain Thomas but Chief
Dsvery Will be notified to produce him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
PORTLAND THEATRE.

Portland theatre was well attended
yesterday afternoon when the Kennedy
Players presented for the first time by
them In this oity "The Octoroon," and
In the evening "East Lynn" was the BILL
Miss Nellie Kennedy as Lady Isabel
showed herself to be capable OF play
ing any part she undertakes In tirst.
olsss manner. MIR. Priestly Morrison as
Archibald Carlyle, takes well. On the
whole the play was well stsgsd and acted
and thoss who attsnded went away per-
fectly satisfied. For this afternoon will
be that beautiful love story "Lovs Finds
the Way" and for the evening (which
is amateur niGht), "Ths Hesrt Of
New York" will DO the bill.
RIOS SIM CLUB.
At their concert yesterday morning the
Rossini club gave the following pro-
gramme:
Piano Quartetts--Ballet Music from
"KinR Manfred Rein coke
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. johnson, Mra Allen,
Mrs. Thorn pion.
Vocal Solo (by request 1.-THE City Of
Words By KiplIng. Music in manu-
script, com poser not given.
Mrs. Rand.
Vocal Solo--A Dream Of Spring,
Max Spicker
| Miss Noyes.
| Vocal Solo-F0ur Songs:
., Ny Ain Dear Lass. Miss MacGregor
b, The Years at the spring.
| Q, A king Lived Long Ago. (from
Browpings Pippa Pasaes)
d, Lullaby, Latham True
Piano Duet-Erenoh Venetian and
EnalI Serenadss,
Bergmein
Mrs. Dension, Mrs blanchard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
RUSSIA WANTS 10 LAND TROOPS

London, March 29.-The Evening News
publishes despatch from Kobe, Japan.
under today's date announcing that
Russia has demanded leave to land troops
near Masanpho. Korea. thu despatch
says, wants oGtsids interference.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30

Mr.. Cook. county commissioner OF
franklin county and his daughter we're
In the city yesterday and called upon
Mayor Robinson. They are on their way
to Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT.

. Eliot. March 29.-Moses Libby the old
est resident Of this town died today. His
age was 70 years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-30
ALLEN s. CO.,
204 Middle Street.
mar23dtf

and State Insurance Commissioners are
busy investigating.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-20

mouth of the South fork OF Salmon
river is undergoing extensive inn
provements. A saw mill is being
erected and about three miles Of
fume will be built to insure q suffi-
Gent water supply. A large guam
tity of pipe which was freighted
through Grangeville last fall il
now on the ground. The Warren
Dredge Company have four men
doing development work ON this
placer property. There is short
age in supplies and the difficulty
in getting them in there during
the winter may Cause some in
convenience.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-20
Idaho County Teachers.

Through the Kindness Of Su, err
intendent Elsensohn we publish
the names and addresses "f school
teachers who are following. the pro-
fessi"n in Idaho county. They
are:
Percy NJ. Granville. e. +. Nc
earthly, Miss Bloom Taylor, Miss
M. Helen Fray, Miss Pauline Ray,
Miss Mary Maxey, Miss Mac Dow
Ter, Mrs. Sarah Spedden, Mrs Car
rie l. Dimick, Miss Eta Norman,
Miss Kittie X. James, w. N. Nc
Donald, Grangevilley G. NJ. Hoop
err, Miss Matilda Gerhardt, Mt.
Idaho. d. w. Gibbons, Miss Mary
r. Hanson, Grangeville, Clyde
Simmons, Miss May T. Hayden,
Geo. Wilson, Denver, Miss Barba-
ra Cowan, Grangeville, Mrs. Edith
B. Craig, Miss Minnie Harrington.
Miss Maude Kinkaid. Cottonwood,
James l.. Edwards, Keuterville,
Walter p. McWilliams, Ferdinand,
f. M. Cooke, Cottonwood, Jacob
Nercler, DR.. Cora Alcorn, Stuart,
G. M. Bosler, Woodland, Chas. A.
Bald win, Mrs. Flora Parker,
Gregg, Miss Elsie McCory, II. H.
Pogue, Clearwater, Miss Alberta
Hobart. Harpster, A. A. Lyden,
Florence, e. l.. Root, Warren,
Miss Jennie Newman. Miss Phyg.
enia McCory, White Bird, Mrs. l..
A. Fairburn, Grangeville, Mrs. g.
w. SlaytOn, Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-20

d. pngh, of Adams Camp, was
in town MONDAY.
j. NJ. Julian was in town from
Cottonwood Saturday.
Twentieth Century Amusement
Co. at the opera house tomorrow
night.
Charles Moore. from Adams
Camp, was doing business in town
Saturday.
See the line of Christmas goods
at H. & H. Hardware Co.'S store.
Their big bell is their sign.
S. A. Wilson, of whitebird, was
doing business in Grangeville
Monday.
AL. Morse, of Elk City, shipped
three car loads of hogs to the Seat
tie market last Friday.
Double team harness, $751; C
cash; horse blankets per pair $500
cash, at Schmadeka's Big Buffalo
Cash Store.
Make home happy on Christmas
buy buying your wife a Steel
Range. II. & II. Hardware Co.
The Yellow Front opposite P. O
The FREE PRESS has the only
complete job office in Idaho county
Send us your work and get the
best.
We have the finest line of cut
lery in town. Call and inspect it
III & III. Hardware Co. Thu
Yellow Front opposite P. 0.
| My stock OF miners supple,
and general hardware is the only
complete line on Salmon river
Come and see it. l.. Freidenrich
Whitebird.
No more suitable Christmas pres
emit can be found for the wife thar
one of our Steel Ranges. II. & H
Hardware Co. The Big Bell is oul
sign opposite P. o.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-20

famous scientist predicts thai tho ,y..,., =.
coming ~ an end in 1914. bssins His tslculstions
on tn revelations of the bible. Ifthis is 40 !,
Is well for us to get what pleasure ~. csn on,
OF the few years that remain for us >, 10
One of the surest ways 10 en;ov Ito a. ~
possession Of good health and 4 well r.yr,.,.a
stomach. Hos:etter's stomach Hit,a,s VII,
enable anyone to obtain this. II ia tha o,.a,
est medicine for the cure Of Ills that ar,.a er,,,
. bad stomach. II cures dyspepsi.. cons,,n.
ton, fever and ague e, malaria. rhen,na,ism ana
insomnia. No other medicine can sb,,y
record equal to Hostetter's sto mach Ri,,ers
the standard medicine of tho American r.o,,,.
Tor over nfty yesss,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-20
The Jury Disagreed.

Eldorado, Kansas, Dec. IA
The Jessie Morrison jury failed to
agree and was discharged today.
The jury stood nine for acquittal
and three for conviction of man
slaughter. The case will now 20
over to the spring term Of court.
In the meantime Miss Morri-
sons lawyers will make applica-
ton for her release on bond, which
it is believed, Judge Shinn has
already made up his mind to
grant. 1t is not believed that
another jury could be secured in
the county to try the case.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-20
Mill viii be Built.

A special to the Sentinel from
Marinette, Wis.,, says:
The purchase of more than. TO-.
600 acres OF government pine lands
in the northern part of Idaho BY
q syndicate of which Governor
Scofeld is the head has been COM
pleted. The tract is q compact
one in Shoshone county, lying on
the north fork of the Clearwater
river.
1t is said to contain over $780,
600, 600 feet of white pine timber
and cost the purchasers in the
neighborhood of $50, 900. A saw
mill will be built on the tract next
year by the syndicate.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-20
Mining Activity at Warren.

III. Cook came out from Warren
last Saturday and went on to
Spokane to be absent about a
month. He reports everything
progressing nicely and more than
usual activity in the mines OF that
vicinity. At the Little Giant
Superintendent Bennett has about
20 men at work. The Silver King
is working 7 men on a 600 foot
tunnel which will cross cut the
ledge at . depth of 200 feet and q
chloridizing plant will probably be
put on the property next summer.
The Iowa, the property Of Cowley
B Tilson, is also working q number
OF men.
The placer property at the