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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-24
Pablo Opinion on Iowa Subjects as
Rejected In the Iowa News.
papers
The News Of Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com
munities
(. LABoRTNG NAN FOR M'KINLEY.
rSpirifs Il a kes Reacons1


Esprit Lake Bcacon.l
"A laboring, man of this community
who has labored 20 excellent purpose
the past four years. and who cast his
4 6rst republican vote for Mckinley and
Hobart. testifies to his appreciation Of
I prosperity by declaring that he Is.
strictly In line for continuation of
4 present national policies. Previous to
the success Of the republican party.
he said, II know from personal expert
aence that day laborers generally had to.
search long and earnestly for work,
and when successful accepted starva-s
tion wages. I'm one OF the boys. that's
satisfied to lat good enough alone.
Plenty OF employment at from $3.50 to
e day IL good enough for me and I
don't propose to cast my vote for a
democratic diet, That is the senti-
ment OF thousands OF la boring men.
-
SENATOR GEARS SUCCESSOR.
Esprit Lake Beacon.l
What will Governor Shaw do about
1t? 10 the question uppermost in poiti-
cal discussion about the state this
week. He may call special session of
the legislature. He may appoint a man
with the certainty that the legislature
will not continue him in service, or he
may do his best to meet all reasonable
views Of the assembly and the public
by appointing the strongest man he can
md and one most generally acceptable.
The latter course. ought to be pursued.
i There Is no one man SO conspicuous
among the strong public characters Of
iowa as to have monopoly OF claim
( or OF attention in this connection. but
there are number Of men strong In
public confidence, in accomplished SER
vice or in definite assurance of a sena-
torial career OF great usefulness. An
appointment from his list would SO
I strongly appeal to the better Judgment
OF the state and the legislative en-
dorsement and prevent another break
in our senatorial service.
RAILROADS AS MONEY sPENDERS.
[Clear Lake Mirror.l
One has to see the work In operation
70 realsI. the amount OF money being
pent by Iowa railroads in the improve
ment OF their roadbeds. "A daylight run
lver the Northwestern shows what 1t
means to double track. to lower
grades. to straighten a line. In the Ions
run II pays. because the same motive
power 10 capable of doing far more
work ON q level road and straigh,
track. AT the present time Amey and
Ne vicinity ID the center OF the great
industry. Men and teams, steam show
Els, long trains OF fiat care, specially
constructed miniature tracks with min
iature cars are everywhere in evidence.
4 And 20 1t is at different points along tht
line. Ames is an important junction
point and is to have a magnificent new
depot. The Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy is doing similar work and vii
spend over IS. 900 900 on its track be-
tween Burlington and Council Bluffs
General Prosperity is in command, anc
i there is no surer Indication OF his pres.
ence than this work on the part OF the
great trunk lines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-24
Fines, Of Ii. Kind.

Finest OF Its Kind. r. r.
( No beverage Of recent years has met
with such pronounced success With the
general public as BLACK q TAN
The American Porter Its popularity
being due to its true merit. Bernstein
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-24

Dr.. Parkhurst says that man 4 merely
gorilla with conscience. If there u
any semblance OF truth in his theory.
then there are lot of men who are just;
plain gorillas.- Topeka Capital.
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nent was drawn up Tor the signatures
If the participants in the conference.
Il is said he agreement is decidedly
favorable 10 the Democrats Taylor
is to withdraw the state troops from
he state buildings at Frankfort and
send them home. The order cOnvenlnS
the legislature at London. Ky. is TO
be revoked and the regular sessions OF
the general assembly are 10 be resum-
cd at the state capitol without m0lesta-
ton. Ii is believed the understands (
arrived at Will result in an amicahle
settlement Of the dispute between the
two parties in this state and do away
with the dual governments now as
sorting themselves.
TaylOr's representatives, at the ccn-
ference We're Lieutenant Governor
John Marshall. Attorney David rail-
leigh. General Dan Lindsey. T. II.
Edelin,. Judge Robert Barr ana Post
master T. II. Baker, of this city.
For the Democrats there were pres
ent Senator-elect Blackburn. eX-GOv-
ernor J. p. McCreary, judge Robert J.
Breckinridse and Colonel Phil ThOmp-
son.
A large number of telegrams and
letters of cOngratulatiOn have poured
in upon Democratic Governor Beck
ham. all addressed to the governor of
Kentucky. One of these. from Colo
mel c. z. Smith, of Culpepper, Va, Of
fers the services of 900 men ito see
Justice meted out" J. 3. GosbOrn. OF
the Kansas Democratic state commit
tee. telegraphed THE Democrats Of
the nation are at your back. Stick"
In his Office in the state house at
Frankfort last night Republican Gov
ernOr Taylor made a distinct and pos
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PEACEFUL KENTUCKY.
Party Leaders, B-.1g the Civil War
to an Luu,
SOLDIERS TO 8E WITHDRAWN
And the Mcct'n@~ of the Legislature
TO be Rc>umcI nt the state House
dered D.mncrntis. GoNermOr.

Louisville. Feb. Ga conference.-the
tween accredited representatives of the
two state governments was held AT the
Gait House IN this city last night as
a step toward bringing about peace
full settlement of the disturbed political
conditions now cAising The Demo-
Gratis at lis. were inclined to press
their demands To the limit. requiring
the withdrawal OF troops from the
state buildnss ut Frankfort. the recOs-
milton of BookEam as governor without
any further action by the legislature,
on the reports of The contest boards by
which Goelel and BeckLam We're de-
clared TO have been elected. after
which the main points in controversy
were to be adudicated by due process
of law
The Republicans showed no DISPOSE
tion to make such extreme cOnces-
sions. Trey had elected 10 stand On
the legah'N 'i 'laylOr'S proclamation,
though the g9tement to some extent
Of the bo,l.ercncy of the authorities
at Frankie was reflected in their ar
gumertS. This had been expected since
the release II AlonzO Walker after
TaylOrs military officers had refused
TO recognize e writ Of haboas corpus in
his case
Shortly after midnight the con-
ferees came 10 IN agreement \ stem
ographer WAS summoned and docu-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-02-10

Mr.. Macrum VII Boep It For a
Few Days Longer.
HAS GONE TO HIS OHIO HOME.

Failed to ficet secretary Iiny nm"
Did Not Feel Inclined "a Submit His
Message TO Assistant secretary
Hi.
Washington. Feb. 6.-Mr. Macrum
has come and gene. ard the reason ior
his leaving Pretoria when duty seemed
to demand his presence III tnat cap'lal
remains as deep "A mystery as EVER ana
must so rcaain probably ior another
week The eX-cJasul'5 appearance
was awaited at the state department
with interest. Just before noon yes
terday Representative Iayier, OF whose
congressional district Mr Macfum IS
resident. called at the department ana
spent some time in conference with AS
sistant Secretary Hi. and was follow
ed late in inc afternoon 10y Mr.. Ma
crum. who cane alone Secretary
Hay. who had an eYhau5ting day. had
gone. so the ev-cOnsul was obliged 10
pay his respects 10 Or Hin His stay
was short. about ~ minutes perhaps,
and he lett Dr. Hill as much in me
dark as be had been before AS to Mr.
Macrums motive for Leaving Pretoria.
Nor did it develop whether or not Mr.
Macrum WIS the bearer OF any mes
sage from Hru~cr. He did net mention
the subject to DR.. Hill.
Mr. Macum said rothing as 20 his
reasons for appearing i'm Washington.
but asked that 10 be permitted 10 go
to his home IN E2et Liverpool. C.. for
few days to attend 80 some matters or
business which rere press'9@. aud 10
rest. DR.. Hi hal no objection. and
Macrum left for Ohio lost Hight He
promised to be beck hore soon. per-
haps before the enc Of the present
week anC --i' hr thon would make a
formal report 10 tho state d"nariment.
As he lee he siate den'r.ment Mr..
Macrum ars''od tire newspaper men.
who stepped I'm. e nc h"d my state
ment at all % a. r go tAe press (and
he was pot ep-' tn"f ne WOuld)
he probably would w'ke /, public upon
his return 30 N'shilstcn. Some OF
the persons hr.e vino ",c familiar with
his appaarance vnor he frs, went ont
to the Traney,al sid thai he looked
very much h,i.co ard lacked the vim
that formerly characterized him.
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BERNARD RELY,
Proprietor.

VIRGINIA:-lu rue rircnit r'urt
tor the county of AccOmsck. in the
Vacation Of th- sid cnurr. the 49, u
dav of January, A y. 1900.
The FIRST National Bank Of Com
MEANWHILE Come tutvill~. Pennsyl.
vAuiA, corporation duly crAaf"d aud
existing under the laws the Uniied
States OF America. ......... Plnlntiff
against
Charles ; 'apler.. 49,. Defendant.
In Deot and rpon ID Attachnrnt
retnrn-I Levied
The obj~c Of This suit is 70 subject
a lot or parcel OF land belonging to
the defendant. sitna'ei on Chincp-
teague Island. ACCOM- ok county Va
10 the ia, InenI of n certain jndg>
ment rendered in favor OF the plnIn>
riff against Ihe defendant tor $341 II,
WITH interest and costs.
Affidavit having been made before
the clerk OF the sad 'Ourt. That
Charl+s =. Capper. the defendant IN
the above entitled cause, j. II non
resident Of the State OF Virliuia. gu
the motion of the plbintiif, by it,
attorney. il j. ordered that he, tho
said nOu-resideut detsudaut. do aII-
pesr here within fifteen day = after
due publication "l rms order, aud d1
what il Necessary To protect lis M
terests; aud that this order he pub
lisned once n week for tour sac 'rnsivr
weeks in the Peninsula Enterprise ~
newspaper published al Acc"in"ck
g n Virginia. aud also posted NJ
the fInut door Of the Court House OF
tie saId county. on the first day of
the next term Of The county ecu "f
said county
Test. JOHN ID GRANT, c c.
A Copy
Te,r: JOHN D. GRANT &C.
james h. Fletcher. Jr,p q.
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i've offer 70 submit the merits OF his
claim 10 the gubern2tOrial chair OF
Kentucky 20 any three fair minded
men in the world. these three men to
be selected by the United States su-
preme court. He will allow them to
arbitrate the case and will abide by
their decision.
Since the shooting of GObel by an
assassin hidden iii Il state building. on
Tuesday OF last week. each day has
brought some radical action on the
part of both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. each side claiming to support the
only legal governor. TWO men are in
iail at Louisville on suspicion. but
there seems to be no evidence against
either. One of these is Harl2nd Whit
taker. farmer of Governor Taylor's
home county. and the Other is James
Sutton. sheriff of Whitelcy county, a
bitter opponent Of Governor GOebel
The swearing in of GOcbel as governor
after the majority of the legislature
had declared him legally elected, took
place last Wednesday night At the
same time j. c. W Beckham was
sworn in as lieutenant governor. The
situation was further complicated last
Saturday ht by ,hC death OF Goebel
and the swearing i'm Of Beckham as
governor "hc troops who We're called
to frankie Ivy Taylor's order were
ordered 10 ,iSperse by GOebel as soon
ms the latter took ~" ooth of office at
the C;Oebel der has been ignored Two
OF TaylOr's official acts We're ignored on
Thursday President RoGman. Of the
Tarlrors' bank 4 st'te depository. re-
fused to cas- :Ic,ks signed by the
governor for .e Ply OF the militia,
land Warden le.. of the Frankfort
Ipenitent!&ry. used 10 release pris-
Toner pardon by Taylor Meantime,
1.-The legislaN having been declared
adjourned b raylCr. the Democratic
majority no reen prevented by the
military fro entering the state house.
Today the icdy OF William f. GOe-
bel is lying '. late in CovingtOn, and
tomorrow il rlll lie in state in Frank
fort. The ale~ment will take place
in Frankfor' in the cemetery where
Vice Preside 1t Richard Johnson and
several Kent lclly governors are buried
The Democ7 tic legislature will make
an apprOprla .on for a monument, and
this will be added to by private SUBJ
scriptions.
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against
Alfred TrOwer, .....Defendant
In Chancery

and upon an Attachment re-
turned Levied and Executed.
The object Of this suit is to
obtain q decree against the de-
PENDANT for the recovery OF
thirty-six dollars and thirty-siX
cents ($3G.3G). due by open &C
count, with in crest thereon
from the lst day Of Januar' A.
D.. 1892, till paid, and the costs
Of thus suit, and to subject, for
the payment thereof. the undl-
vided one. fifth interest Of the
defendant. in a certain tract or
parcel OF land, situated near
Keller, .4ccomack county, Viz
ginia, containing twenty eight
and one half acres (2S!A }, more
or less. and bounded on the
North by the Keller-Fair Oaks
county road, ou the East by the
Lands of Apple Mapp apd
Harvey Marston on the South
by the lands Of the heirs OF John
K. Downing, deceased, and the
heirs Of Katy Phillips, deceased,
and on The " est. by the lands
of VIM. I KillmOn.
Affidavit having been made
before the CLERK Of the said
court. that the defendant
III the above entitled cause,
is a nonresident Of the State Of
Virginia, On the motion Of the
plaintiff, by his attorneys, 1t IS
ordered that be, the SAID non
resident defendant, do appear
mere within fifteen days after
due publication of this order and
Go what is necessary 10 protect
his interests; and that Thu or
der be published once a week
for tour successive weeks in the
"Peninsula Enterprise, a news
paper published at Accomack
&. H., Virginia, and also posted
at the trout door Of the court
house If the said county On the
first day Of the next term of the
county court Of the SAID county
Trst: JOHN - GRANT, e.. c.
y Copy
Test. John d GRANT. q. c.
Mrais y Mapp. Z. u.
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WI SHART POINT
TRANSPORTATION co.
- Cheapest and best route to -
Chincol e ague.

Hack leaves Bloom own 6 4.
m WIsharts 30 "a m. arrlv-
ing at ChincOteaQue 9.l5 "a m. :;
leaves Chincoteague $50 a III +,
arriving at Wishars IL ID m,
Bloomtown ~ 1'.; leaves Bloom
town p. M, arriving at "A iSh-
arts 80 p. m, Chincoteague
$50 p. m; leaves Chipcoteague
4.3O y. III arriving at Wishar >
s p. H., Bloomtown 7 p. m
Fare on launch Globe 80 cents
each way, on hack ~ cents
full fare from ChincOtcague to
BlOOmtOwn 70 ce is.
s. w. MATTHEW'S,
President.
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To Prevent RniI~ond Wars,

New York. Feb. G.-rhe Herald
says. 1t is the plan OF Pennsylvania
railroad and their allies. as represent
ed by President A. J. Cassatt, to OBJ
tain a voice i'm the management OF
the Norfolk and Western railway. This
is a part Of the general Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania scheme which has for
its object an alliance Of all the rail-
roads Of the east having seabOard
terminals. whereby the eastern rate
situation will be so securely held in the
hands of the dominant interests that
railroad wars will he impossible.
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A GIRLS AWFUL SUICIDE
Only Fifteen Years Old. Her Father
Opposed Her Choice.

Albany. Feb. G-kate Farone, an
italian girl. H. years old. committed
suicide in horrible manner at Me
gainesville Sunday because her father
forbade her to marry Michael Ricceo.
She had two lovers. RicceO and Fran
cesco Cervera. 7 he two were IT the
house Sunday, and heated armament
ensued Suddenly the girl broke away
and ran upstairs 4 few moments af-
ter a shot was heard. aud on running
to the girls room she was found deaC.
She had killed herself with shotgun
owned by Ccrvera. she hao sc'.cd her
self on the floor. raised the h.mmer Of
one Of the barrels ard placed The muz-
zle Of the weapon agaias. hor abdo-
men. Then she had hooked ,o" rinsed
end of poher over the trigger and
exploded the gun. sending "A charge
of bird shot through d.. body. The
internal injuries were frieh.iul. The
casing enclosing Che heart WIS rup-
tured. and pieces c. corset seei were
driven nearly through fhe body.
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CONGRESSMAN SiBLEY EXCITED.
Declares Ills sea; ConStructiNeiy on
fhr NcnrhIi..nm SiAr.


the Republican side.
Washington, Feb. G.-The Democrats
of the house continued their assault
upon the Philippine pcli,y of the adj
ministrati,n during the general de-
bate upon the diplomatic and con
sular appropriation bill yesterday. Two
speeches were made by Democratic
members o. the foreign aiT1irs COM
mittee. Mr. Dmsmore of Arkansas and
Mr.. Champ Clark Of Missouri, oppos-
ing the retention Of the Islands. The
speech of Nr. Clark. which lasted al
most two hours. was notable effort,
replete with unique ep.Slams. and at
tracted much attention.
MI Sihley. OF Pennsylvania, who
was elected as a Democrat, but who
made a speech last week defending
expansion. was goaded yesterday into
the announcement that the Democ;a ais
could consider his saat cons,ruciivcly
on the Republican side.
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NICARAGUA CANAL TREATY.
England Agrees That Our Govern
mrnt SauU Have Associate Control.

England Agrees That Our Govern
ment SAUL Have Absolute Control.
Washington, Feb. 5.-The United
States and Great Britain have reached
an amicable agreement respecting the
operations Of the Clayton-Bulwer
treaty as affecting the light Of con-
stlUction aid control by the United
States Of the proposed Nicaragua canal
The result marks the termination Of
conferences between the officials Of
the state department. and Lord Pdunce-
fote of fully a years duration, during
which number of meetings were he'd
and the subject fully discusscd by he
rcpleacntatlres Of the governments IN
teres.ed Great Britain agrees 20 Il
modification Of the Cl2yton-BulWei
treaty. by which she practically re!lh-
cuisines any claims Iespcc ing dlal
control Of The Nicaragua c'nd aficr 1t
shall have been constructed The re-
suit. thc.e.cre. is to eHrinate that
feature Of the treaty hearing on the
subject OF DIAL control grd to leave
the United States free to construct and
therefore control this great inter
oceanic vaterway. The suh"tit re
treaty w;a forlaaliy signed TOD by
cecro ry ~ for the iurcd St2'es
and ambassador Yaunce.o.e for Great
Britain.
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Sacramento. Cal. Feb Ga secret
meeting of the Burns forces decided to
throw the entire Republican support
for the senatorsh;p TO Thomas r. Bard.
who received the caucus nomination.
This action of the Burns forces as
sures Bard's election to the United
States senate to succeed Stephen NJ.
White
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-02-10

New York. Dee 6-AIrs. Lille Dever-
eaux Blake last night announced her
candidacy Tor thc presidency Of the
National Woman Suffrage association
at the not.ounl convention Of the as
ISOLATION. which meets on Thursday at
WASHINGTON. There have been only
two elections in the association since
# was founded in 1869. the election Of
Elizabeth ly Stanton rs the first
president. and the endorsement Of
Miss Anthony. who had been acting as
president rcr long time and was
chosen with, ut any opposition.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-02-10

Ponce. Porto Rico. Feb. G.-puring a
band concert on the p,aza Sunday
evening native policemen arrested 10
seph S. Bieelow. j.. OF Boston on ac-
count of leading O. dog. At the Jail,
it is alleged. the native police made
an attack on Bi.oOw who was en-
tireIv unarmed. Finally Policeman
Angel Arsmendi shot Bigelow in the
cheek. and then fled The guards per-
mitted him TO escape, bUt stopped Fe-
Xix A. Mccarthy. an American. who
was holly pursuing Arismendi Resi-
dent Americans are excited over the
affair. and claim that there have been
other cases of reckless and needless
shooting on the part o. the policemen.
Arismendi and Chief Of Police Simon
petri were arrested yesterday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-02-10

Washington. FEB f.-RespOnding to
senate resolution the secretary Of
war reported yesterday the eXpendi-
lures by the war department Of the
$50. 600, OO0 defense fund. The war de-
partment expended $16.525.564. divid-
ed among the different bureaus, the
principal amounts being Ordnance,
S6.S49.459; engineering. $3.50, 9S3;
quartermaster's bureau. 1887 .427; pay
department. $l.477S72.
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william r.. Cstter Pnrdoned.

Washington. Feb. 6.-The president
has granted a pardon to William f.
Cotter. who pleaded guilty in 1898 to
the charge of doera"ding the National
Bank of Delaware at Dover. ana was
sentenced 10 Is months in the penten-
tiary and to rav a fine OF $1,000. The
prisoner is afflicted with an incurahle
disease Of the heart. and his life would
be endanqerod by further confinement
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Labor Candidate Counted In.

Winnipeg, Nam. Feb. 6.-The re-
count of ballots cast in the recent
Winnipeg bye-election was concluded
yesterday and the result is that Mr.
E. d. Martin, independent, is counted
out and MI. Puttee, the labor candi'
late, is counted in by eight majority.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-02-10

Little Rock. Feb 1.-TWO convict
guards. W W Harlan and A. J. Raj
ford, attempted Sunday night to ter
rorize the town OF Portland. in Arthur
county. They resisted the local Of
ficers and both guarGs were shot and
killed
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BnlIingtDn "o"t' D"N'-I:""~ ;r"ir"d
Buffalo. Feh. 5--}-|l'" - 18th.
commando in-ch,ri Of Tho Volunteers
of America, said at a public meeting
yesterday. Il do rot believe the sun
in Heaven ever shore on - more lust
war than that Of the United States
against Spain. Pat could it be s2id
that the sun. ever shone on a moge
unjust war than the one between
Great Britain and the Transvaal? Ih
an Englishman by birth and education
and with all her faults have some
love for England still But my respect
for her would be deeper and truer had
she not entered into this uncalled and
unjust war.
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New York. FEB G.-The horoos Will
son and Ny Tyron were We led and
sunk in Hpatirrton bay. near Hunt
ington, l. T.. yesterday in heavy
northwest ra.e 3 he captain Of the
Wilson. John Finley and his wife
were drowned G plain A. Crom-
well. his We and two small shiidren,
of the Mpy Tyrca. were rescued with
difficulty