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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13
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- EGRAPHIC NEWS:
Probat .tion OF Butler.
Bryan's e.odiiied Views on Expan-
sion.
Italys Latest Demand,
SENSATION at Denver.
Hanna on National Issues.
Correcting Errors in the Code.
PAGE rNp
ilsrii AID Gl1s,ilI.4aI.::
Graphic Story Of Modder River Bat
tie.
Riot in 81. Louis Council.
News OF The Day.
rslGi. liI.sE1
IONA MEMS:
n Sensation a Perry.
Brakeman Killed on B. g. r. & N.
Disastrous Fire a IONA City.
Short Iowa Specials.
PAGES gToUt AND FIVE.
EDITORI-AIl:
The Story of Tie Beers.
Reform in Spelling.
Eoys and Schools
LOCKER -onis Observations.
Topics and Press Comment.
Iowa liens ard News.
pages SIX Anil SEVEN.
CITY NEWS
Committee irsvades Tama.
Primary Candidates.
Hunting accident.
Death Of John J'tz.
Comment of Sewage Problem.
Local Miscellany.
PAGi. EiGHr.
MAR X ETSs AND CENERAL:
Saturdays Markets by Wire.
MeCoy Defeats Choynsk.
The Trade Review.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13
Rank I,urgled.

Rushford. N Y. Jan. 13.-Burglars
blew open the safe of local bank early
this morning The amount obtained is
unknown.
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New York Jan. 1s.-The bank state
ment: Surplus reserve, increase si949,
625; loans. decrease. s1,55s.900; deposits,
increase s334,3oO. The banks now hold
SIG, 7o7. $50 in excess of legal require
|meuts.
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,surgInry al Rushford.

Rushford, " Y. Jan. 49, Burglars
dynamited the safe OF the local bank
last night. Only the outer door was
opened. They got 81 in silver.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13
VIE CLARK CASE
State senator Myers said to have Re-
ccived $4,000 for Supporting the
Montana senator.

Montana senator.
Washington Jar. ls.In the clark in
vestigation case today NJ. l. Hewett.
son of Senator Clark, asked hin. to offer
State Senator Myers sIo,Cuo for mis- vote
for Clark for senator. that ii Was ar
ranged TO have the money deposited
with Whiteside. and young Clark told
witness later that this had been done
Witness warmed Senator Clark against
Whiteside as a follower of Daly. but
Clark said Whiteside was all right. NIit-
ness saw the senator shortly after the
Whiteside exposure and asked him What
he proposed to do. The senator replied:
There is only one thing to do, and that
is 10 make the people believe the Dals'
gang furnished the money and put up
a conspiracy against u.s..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13
France Domingo Trouble settled.

santo Domingo, Jan. 1S-The difficult
ty between France and santo Domingo
has been satisfactorily arranged
through the French admiral and Off
cials of the government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13
TIE cAMrAlGN COMMITTEE.
Hanna Says Philippines nnd Pros
perity VIII Ee the Issues.


Philadelphia. Jan. 10. The .sub-com-
mittee of the republican national cam
paign committee is here today looking
over the ground in preparation for the
national convention The national Is
sues in the next campaign. Hanna said,
Will he:
First national issue viii be the
prosperity of the working people of the
country.
Second, retention of the Philippines.
THE republican party is in pressing
and immediate need Of funds 10 carry
on the work of the campaign and II
must be begun without moments de-
lay. The democratic party has labor
agitators at work throughout the vest
and we find it necessary to meet them
at every point
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13
BRYAN AND FREE WOOL.
Report That He Has Changed His At
titude Is Not Relieved.

Boston, Jan. l3.-The ComMerclala
Bulletin today says
Utah CORES spondents OF Boston wool
houses say that they have received.
personal assurances from William Jen-
nings Bryan that if elected president
he will retain q protective duty on
wool, having changed his mind on free
wool.
Lincoln. Jan. 13.-W. j. Bryan was in
the city a few hours last evening on
his way from Minneapolis to Columbia.
Mo, where he speaks tonight. His
present tour includes speeches IN ST.
Louis, Frankfort, Ky. Cincinnati and
the Atlantic and New England
states. and will not be finished until
February 9. MIR. Bryan left for the
south last evening Political intimates
when asked concerning his reported
change of opinion on the question OF
free wool said they could not speak
with authority, but nothing he had said
Indicated new attitude and they
doubted the correctness of the report.
Omaha. Jan. 13.-The general impress
sion here is that William Jennings
Bryan is misquoted by the Utah CORE
spendent of the Commercial Bulletin
on the subject of free wool AT the
Jacksonian banquet held here last
Monday night. which was generally ac-
cepted as the real opening of Bryan's $
campaign for the presidential nomna-
ton this year, he was Very guarded in
his statements and gave out brief eN-
tract of his speech to the press liz
which no mention whstevei' Was made
of protection. This speech dealt only
with the money question. the trusts
and imperialism. II Mr.. Bryan has
changed his views on the tariff, no one
can be found in Omaha who knows il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13
Young Garibaldi Dead.

Rome, Jan. 1s-Manlio Garibaldi, son
of General Garibaldi, is dead at Bordig-
hero.
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Wntting to Menr From Brynn.

Salt Lake, Jan. 13.--The wool men say
they have heard nothing of the reported
change in the views of William j. Bry-
an on the question Of a wool tariff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-13

when he says: If Lord Methuen re-
turns home it will be on something more
than temporary sick leave.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
Saturdays Fire.

The department was called into
service again Saturday in response to
an alarm from the residence of H. C.
Webster, on Macon avenue between
Sixth and Seventh streets. The fire
evidently started from defective
flue. A peculiar sound in the room
overhead attracted the attention of
the family and upon going up stairs
the flames were seen coming from
the room into the hallway. A bucket
Of water was obtained and thrown on
the flames but to no purpose, so the
alarm was sent in. The department
responded promptly and soon two
streams were pouring into the build
ing. flooding the it, and the FIRE
was soon extinguished.
Mr.. Webster's loss consists largely
in the damage to the building, more
from water than fire. Loss on house
hold effects will be between one and
two hundred dollars; that on the
building will reach $500; but the
building is insured for $1,000. There
was no insurance on the contents Of
the house.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
NEW RAILROAD Shops.
The Grading z Practically CompIsted
The dround Bslng Filled with
Huge Piles Carpenters Busy
Framing 'rImbers.


The site of the new shops for the
Cahon City and Cripple Creek railroad
is a busy place. Hundreds of huge
piles gil the ground and these are
being lined up and sawed of. Car
penters are busy framing the timbers
to be used in the construction of the
buildings.
This busy spot is just east of the
D. & R. G. coal chutes, and here will
be erected the general offices, machine
shops and round house for this rail-
road.
The general Office building will be
38x48 feet and two stories high. The
machine shop will be 6Oxl25 feet,
the store room will be 25x5O feet,
and the car shop will be 40x6O feet.
The round house will contain stalls
for two locomotives. An approximate
estimate of the cost to the company
for these improvements places the
figure at $35, 900.
The work now in progress settles
the question of headquarters that has
been so long in dispute and Canon
City got the prize as promised at the
outset. The DELAYS, seemingly neces-
sary, have caused much uneasiness in
the community but it only goes to
show that railroad officials keep their
own counsels, and move when their
plans are perfected.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

The leasers of state lands, many of
them, are sadly delinquent in the pay
ment of land rents, and Register
Chipley is urging legislation to rem
edy such defect and recommen ds that
the present law be 80 amended as to
give to the board the power to cancel
all certificates of purchase that have
become delinquent and remain 80 for
one year. And that, in case of can
collation. of any such certificate, all
previous payments made thereon
shall become forfeited to the state,
and the land described therein shall
revert to the state. and again become
the property thereof as though no
sale had been made. Thirty days
notice, however, Of such intended
action to be given to the party or
parties holding such certificates, to
enable them to protect their interest
before final action is taken.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
Death Of Bevan BIniord.

The many friends of Mr.. Bevan
Binford. formerly general secretary
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation here, were greatly shocked to
learn Of his death in Denver on the
10th inst. While it was known that
Mr.. Binford resigned his position here
on account of i'll health, yet it was
hoped that an entire rest would re-
store him to health. The dreaded
tubercul@-bacilli attack his brain,
however. and speedy end resulted.
In Mr.. Binford's death the association
lost a most valuable worker, and the
world at large most earnest Christ
ian gentleman, who was beloved by
all who knew him.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

The RECORD desires once again to
call the attention to the careless
manner in which the bitches cut to
tap the water mains are left after
being refilled. 1t would seem that
the. roadway should be left in fairly
passabIe condition after being thus
dug into, but the reverse is true.
There is one other complaint that
the bicycle riders make and that is
that the streets are covered with
rocks and glass in large quantities
everywhere. These matters should
receive attention from the city
council.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
!. E. DAWSON,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND ,NvEsrmemre
FIRE, AND aen1s co,,~.--,
ACCIDENT INSURANCE puctic -
City Property.

siMo-wnl buy good 4.room house;
large lot, bearing fruit: $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
s1I00-Wnl buy nice Broom frame
house: south front; 3 blks OF p. o.
, 9o-wiil buy good 4-room frame: 7
blks OF p. o.; bargain.
s2loo-will buy good 6-room house; .
lots. south front; on corner, 3 blks OF
post office; a snap.
Sf20O-will buy nice s-room brick house
5oxi0 lot; large fruit trees; pretty
home.
Q 5JO-will buy two A foot lots; on
corner. eblocks from p. o
s30O0-Wili take a new seyeu-room
frame house, cellor, bath, chicken
house, barn. on corner, two lots.
e3500-Will take modern five-room
pressed brick. south front, nice lawn
ind shade trees. A pretty home.
s2500-wili buy six-room frame on
Greenwood, lot and half, good To-
cation.
brick, three 4t-foot lots, good location,
n bargain.
SHOWN take four lots on Main ST.,
south front, bargain.
s230O--will buy asix-room brick. cellar,
barn, chicken house. two lots. on cor
ner, lots set 10 fruit.
si200-will buy a six-room frame
house, barn. lot set to fruit. in South
Canon.
= sJ0-wiil buy new four-room frame
house and one lot. A bargain.
Q 50u-wiil buy well located "a foot
lot t.south front. four blocks from P.O.
. 250-wiil buy a good residence lot,
seven blocks from postotiice.
. 225- win buy two lots in Harding's
addition.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
rlers Nlsehlaerx order.d.

The Canon City Brick and Tile
company has been SO rushed with
orders for building and fire brick that
it has been found necessary to order
lot Of additional machinery, which
will arrive I'm short time. During
the year over 100000 building
brick and 100000 fire brick have
been sold Four car loads Of ground
clay for setting the fire brick have
been sold. The company is at present
repairing one Of its large kiins by ad.
ding one 6-inch and one s-inch wide
iron bands SO as to prevent the kiln
from spreading.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
THE NEW ZINC WORKS.
Active Work to Begin Right After
January First-Large Amount Of
Money Already Expended.

The Mineral Point Zinc Company
while only starting operations here
some two months ago has expended
large sums of money in the purchase
of lands and employment of labor.
At the present writing this COM
pany has title to nearly 600 acres of
land lying south of the city. A large
portion of this land contains an ex-
cellent quality of coal and will supply
all the demands that the company's
extensive plant can make upon it.
Upon the property is one well devel-
oped coal mine (that used by D. H.
Hayes.)
The Santa Fe has surveyed an ex-
tension of their switch, which at
present terminates at their cattle
chute, to the site. of the proposed
buildings, and the switch will be COM
pleted just as soon as the railroad
can get the necessary steel.
Ore is being received each day to
the extent of 300 tons from the
mines at Leadville. At present the
ore is dumped at the end Of the
switch.
Up to the present time this compa-
ny has expended fully $130,0O0 in
securing the necessary lands and in
the purchase of ores. A gentleman
who is qualified to speak of the new
plant and its probable size, feels con-
fident that the one million dollar
mark will be reached in reasonable
time after the first of January next,
at which time the chief engineer in
charge of the construction will ar
rive in Canon City to take up per-
manent residence here and will occupy
the Shaeffer house, corner of Fifth
and River streets.
The works for the Mineral Point
Zinc company will stand among the
largest in the United States, and be
one of chain owned and operated
by the company. The zinc ores will
be separated and concentrated and
the product for the present will be
shipped to the company's plants at
other points. The location Of and
erection at this place Of large works
means the employment Of a large
number of men in the immediate
future and the benefits of this will
be realized BY our local merchants.
1t is believed that this Improvement
is but starter of what is to follow
and that Canon City will soon enjoy
the reputation Of being one Of the
largest and best ore reduction points
in the United States.
Mr.. George R. Shaeffer of this city,
man prominent in the city's history,
is the resident manager for the COM
pany.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
Criminal Fun.

At lis Tuesday morning the peo-
pie residing in the vicinity Of Seventh
and Harrison were suddenly awakened
from their sleep by terrific explo-
sion, one which broke windows, dishes
and in one case burst doors open. 1t
is surmised that some one bent on fun
% set off lot of giant powder to
celebrate the incoming Christmas
A careful search the next morning
by sheriff Hawkins and others, tried
to discover any place where the ex-
plosion occurred but were unable SO
to do. The supposition now is that
the powder was thrown into the air
to explode. Considerable damage was
done and the following properties SO
far as heard from were injured: w.
L. Hawkins, c. A. Biggs Chase house,
N. P. Weston, W. B. Ryle, s. Elliott,
A. Page, W. Wilson, and H. Earle.
To the person who set of the pow
der it may have seemed funny, (the
jar he would give the people, but as
a matter of fact it might easily have
proven fatal. The city authorities
should have the matter looked into
and, if possible, capture and punish
the mister funny man.
P. S.-Since the above was put in
type the officers haye discovered that
the giant powder was placed in the
top of catalpa tree growing in
front of the residence Of Mrs. N. P.
Weston, Harrison avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh. The top Of the
tree was entirely demolished.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of John Franklin Greenswalt Of
Florence, and Miss Margaret Ringold
Roseberry Of Victor, which is to oc-
cur on Tuesday January !, 1901. To
enjoy the acquaintance Of this young
couple is our pleasure and the RECORD
passes up the wish thst theirs may
be life of unalloyed happiness. The
family home will be established in
Florence, at which place Mr. Greena-
walt is the editor Of the Daily
Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
Skating ON Lake Lincoln.

Dali DeWeese had great outing
on his picturesque little lake on
Christmas days The surface of the
lake was covered with ice as slick as
glass. During Monday Dali was about
inviting everybody to bring their
skates and have an enjoyable time.
He said there would be good fire in
the Den" and plenty of apples to
eat. The invitation was largely ac-
cepted and those who took advantage
Of 1t, unanimously claim that Dali
was great entertainer.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
Fruit Ranches.

s2iUu-wiil buy good 5-acre fruit
ranch, In bearing fruit; good 5
room frame house; snap.
sl0U-wiil buy q acre tract: about
"a acres in bearing fruit, y acre Of
strawberries; cherries and piums. 8
room frame house.
. su will buy a nice 3-acre tract: ali
under old ditch.
s3Oo0-wiil buy ten acres, set to fruit
trees three years old. good water
place la good condition.
sis0D-will buy iive acres set TO fruit
apples and cherries, cash, balancs|
three years at per cent.
$3.50 will buy five acre fruit ranch
apples, cherries and small fruits, four
room frame house. barn, cistern, Gel
lar. ESQ cash. balance in three year.
at = per cent.
sis0o--wili buy 6ve-room fran.
house, cellar, cistern, barn and -
acres set to fruit. Easy terms.
slsSo will buy five acres. half set /
fruittrees, four years old balance In al
falfa. good water right.
ess00-wilI buy n nice little frui
ranch of !, acres. large barn, houss
cisiern. good location
eio50-wilI buy live acre fruit ranci
trees TO years old. part In alfslfi
small house. good water right.
sl0o0--will buy 2,< acres. all ut d
fruit. Strawberries. apples and che
rics, small house, cistcrn.
eaoD-will buy four acres. good locs
tion. In bearing fruit, good wais
right.half cash, balance ON easy term
eiS0-wiil buy a 5scre fruit ranch.
room frame house, good water righ
easy terms.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
Marriages TaIss The L.ead.

During Monday last marriage iicen-
ses were issued by the county clerk
to the following parties:
Geo. W. Wetherel- Georgia B.
Butler.
Jno. Husband Belle Corvsn.
Eddie Thomas -Mollie Frue.
Jno. Mcdowell Mary Arnold.
PHcy B. Allen Carrie Stassr.
R.P. Russsll- StsIIs n. Vaughn.
Ernsst G. Bstsmah Alice Aillbsnk
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
QUALITY

Quality always does its work and does it WELL Cheap
goods will always lead in price but this day and age
cheap goods low but the best goods price
We do not get out lists advertising few things very low
draw We all known the fable Spider
and the Fly good goods fair price does not attract
your attention and your trade we have done our part
As we have the finest line of goods in Canon City select
from and inspection of stock trial will prove all
claim The best goods fair price are the cheapest
for the consumer.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Woman's Auxiliary Of Christ
Church will be held Wednesday after
noon, January I'd, at 8 o'clock.
Harriet B. Bartlett, Sec.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
Letter List.

Letter Lt8t.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the post Office at Canon City, Colo
rado, for week ending Dec. %, 1900:
Arnold, George
Bunce, W F
Burkheart, Mrs W C
Churchill, Mrs Jenny
Daniel, Wayne
Daymon, Ed
Dwrand, Cartes
Hall, Robert D
Haskell, Miss Mable
Hawkins, Miss Ella
Hayden, Frank
Jones, George
Kline, H B
McAbee, J Z
Moesh, Geo H
Schaffer, A
Stradet, Ed
Thomas, Geo II
Walket. Mrs Francis N
Wilson, Geo H
Wilson, Walln
Guy U. HARDY, P. NJ.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
NOTICE OF DiscoNrlNuAMcI
NEW YEARS GREETING.
May Peace and Prosperity Attend its Readers The
Records Wish.

Before year will have closed
1901 and the twentieth century will have the
What the future have for ALL know
feel assured that life largely what good
And actions fellow
of the at
be done could perfectly prevail misery
there would be- would therefore,
remembering that cheerful smile and helping fulfilling
Divine the
will be bettered for our living in it.
The RECORD reviewing the gratitude
toward its friends and patrons evidences
beginning of the 1900 outlined policy greatest good
number and has failed its purpose accomplishments
has the
century, willing every
the public good contribute ability
1901 unparalleled every
Believing that Christmas trusting
dawnng of the twentieth century will be the opening of the
greater prosperity THE RECORD wishes all Happy
THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
popular 299 Of this
Bryan received 1896 he
Mr. Mckinley received 2677; 1896 gain
11l,7ls Mr.. McKiuley's plurality is s59,s24
standing the Cubns with the Washington
cud stating that the United States would
those islands, Here what Gen. Lee really said The meaning
convey the
that will be capable protecting
giving confidence capital The United States promised
and will its promise Upon
the responsibility determining whether that
otherwise"
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

The RECORD is desirous of getting
all the news. It's friends and patrons
can aid it very largely in this work.
If you come into possession of an
item of news, come and tell us or
call up Hello, No. 81.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

Editor Frank Briggs and wife of
Cripple Creek, were guests of Canon
City friends last Sunday.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

A great variety of string musical
goods far below the average merch-
asts price, at Lowelrs, 232 Main St.,
corner Sd. 51t2
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27
nsrrisd

JoHNsoN-MAEsUR-In Cshon City,
Co,o., Dec. 10, 1900. Mr.. Ole Johnson
ard NsTgsrst MApsur, both Of Cripple
0sei4 Colo5 Esquire J. J. Minor.
oIneiating. = Z
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

Don't miss chance while the sale
is going on-25 per cent off, Hsken's
Jewelry Store.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

Nj. and Mrs. HUI Of Victor, were
Christmas guests Of Supt. Rockwell
Of the c. c. and @. G. railroad in this
city.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

0ne fourth off the price Of every
thing; Haken's Jewelry Store.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

c. H. Wilson, travelling salesman
for The Thompson Paper Company of
Pueblo, and his parents Of Kentucky,
have moved into the residence on
South Sixth street recently occupied
by VIM. T. Armstrong.
Cañon City record., 1900-12-27

For sale at a bargain, fruit trsc
on Lincoln park; old bearing orchard.
Make On offer. J. N. Ragsdale &
Sons. 1t {,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-21
Some Good Shooting.

Our Texarkana Gun Club can read
this telegram dated from Pine Bluff
and marvel at the fine score made,
and then try and initiate:
Pine Bluff, May 49, To-day ". B,
Sorrels of Pine Bluff and G. E. De
Long of Hot Springs had a shooting
contest here for the individual
championship medal of Arkansas,
which has been held for two years
by the latter. Outof possible so,
Mr.. Sorrells killed a, and De Long
40.
Mr.. SorreIls, who is prosecuting
attorney for this district, now
stands ready to defend the state
championship against all eligible az
pirants.
In a practice shoot after the con-
test Sorrels killed SO out of a pos
sible 100 and De Long SO.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-05-21
THREE OLD LAND MARKS.
The Work of DemOlishing Going on
to Make Room for Better I'm
provement,

The workmen will commence to.
day to tear down three houses in
this city that have stood and been
inhabited for over 20 years in order
to put larger and better buildings
in their places. The houses to be
demolished are situated-two of
them on State street, the Hebron
place on the corner of5th and State
and the Ragland house on the cor
ner of Unknown as the Pitcher
place and the W. B. Kizer place on
the corner of Broad and Oak.
Mr.. Ragland will put up a modern
house for his home and Mr.. Heilbron
will erect houses on his lot for
rental. The Kizer lots are to be
used for something else-just what
we do not know. Texarkana is on a
building boom and it is here to stay
and don't you never forget it.