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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
Ryder's Chicago Gossip.
Willie Green's Letter.
9-SpOrting Page.
Bicycle News.
Great TrOtting Race.

9-SpOrting Page.
Bicycle News.
Great Trotting Race.
10-News of Railroads.
Better Crop Reports.
Buffalo Exposition Features.
11-KIOndike's Lucklest Girl.
12-Mrs. Potter PaImer's Work.
Traits of the DOwager Empress
Queer Customs.
I3-Sights Around the 500.
list. Paul Society.
15-Suburban and Lake SOcInI.
POpe's Loved Fun.
ProgFcosiYe Musicals.
Villa Maria Reunion.
1G-BishOp Joyce on China.
Doubts Massacre Stories.
Tien Tsin and Che Foo.
Ways OF Missionaries.
German Students DueIs.
Mystery of Sister Augusta.
Last PensIOner of 1912.
1S-ChampiOn Beer DrinIIer.
The Girl Of the Period.
Rare London Houses.
The Doctors Completely.
10-Pages' Life at Ottawa.
Railroads in the North.
Three Fortunes In Five Years.
Have "A King in Picking.
Berliner Is Alive.
2O-Marlkets of the World.
Financial Outlook.
The Nations Population.
Retirement of Gen. Merritt.
Some Cat Stories.
21-POpular Wants.
Real Estate.
22-Dramatfc News.
Stories of Famous Singers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
END OF A FAMOUS GLACIER
Sea in It's Vicinity Found Full of
FIoat1ng Ice.

TACOMA. Wash, July THE steamer
Queen, from Alaska brings further news
of the presumed disintegration of the
famous Muir glacier. The sea in it's vi
cinty was found full of floating ice, bro
ken from the face If the glacier, but
1t was impossible to get near enough to
find out just how badly damaged it is.
1t is thought the gradual working of the
Ice towards the sea will soon fill the
mouth of the former river completely.
This will create a new face on what re-
mains of the giacier.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08

has arranged to come to Blberon, y. J.,
on July 90 and take possession OF the
Elberon cottage of New Jersey Repub-
lican State Chairman Franklin Murphy,
who is now in Paris as exposition com
missioner. Senator Hanna will occupy
the cottage until Sept. 10. and direct the
summer campaign from Esberon, making
frequent trips to this city, Philadelphia
and other Eastern cities.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
comnronlse sca.e sIgnea.

PITTSBURG July 1.-THE sheet steel
combine officials ard the Amalgamat 4
associa tion came together today and sign
ed q compromise sheet scale. The basis
will be the same as last year on a scent
card rate. About 1900 men are aft CT, d
by the settlement The bar iron and tha
tin plate scales will be adjusted Drobab.I
within ten days.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
FIRE In CRAMPS YARDS
BELIEVED TT WILL BE CONFINED
TO PORTION OF PLANT

PHILADELPHIA. July g. 2:SO a. M
Fire broke out early this morning in the
extensive plant of the Cramp Shipbuild-
ing company, in Kensington, and at this
hour the angle building, structure about
200 feet long, has been destroyed.
1t is believed the flames will be confined
to that portion of the plant The loss
will be heavy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
sIp1Do IS IN PARIS.
Youth Who Fired at Prince of Wales
Eludes Police.

BRUSSELS. July THE Etoile Beige is
authority for the statement that Baptiste
Sipido. the youth who fired at the Prince
Of Wales on April 4. as the train bearing
his s42yal highness was leaving the North
ern station in this city for Copenhagen,
has eluded the police, and that he had
fed to Paris.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
CHINESE PEDDLER,s PERIL.
Was Attacked by Crowd of Ansr!
German Farmers.

GermRn Fnrmers.
CHICAGO, July IA crowd of angry
German farmers, living in and about
Niles, several miles west of Evanston, in
order to avenge the death of the Ger
man ambassador in China, attempted vio-
lence tonight on Chinese peddler. They
chased the man with pitchforks and other
agricultural implements, but he escaped
into the woods at Norwood Park. The
place was surrounded by the pursuers,
but after an hours search the pursuit
was given up.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08

BILE to have a complete PopuIist ticket in
the field as in this way we can best hold
our forces'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08

Mr.. Hannn's Summer Plans.
NEW YORK. July 7.--senator Hanna
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
SILVER REPUBLIcAN ADDRESS.
Executive Committee Of the Party
Defines Its Action.

KANSAS CITY, July THE Silver Re
publican party today by its executive
committee issued the following address:
To the Silver Republicans of the United
States:
The Democratic national convention of
1900 has nominated William ]. Bryan for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
LEANING UPON JAPAN.

Much Is Expected of That Country
in China Trouble.
WASHINGTON, July IAN important
dispatch to the state department from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08

CLEVELAND, o.. July THE schoon-
er-yacht Idier was lost in a terrific
storm sixteen miles off this port this aft-
ernoon with six persons, all members of
the family of James Corrigan, wealthy
vessel owner of this city, aboard.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
Registration Notice.
Office of Registrar of Voters, }
Parish Of TerrphOnno. La. !

> ~ i"ls . tIN-llDEbllt. l4l. :
Honma, La, August 4th, 1850.
In accordance with See. "a of Act No.
1919, of the General Assembly of 1893. on
days and Mt the places Indicated below.
ana within the hours prescribed hy law
the Registration OfieN will Ls epsu
Sundays eNcGpted, as fellows:
At the Cuuit House ~ the town of Hgumn.
La, from August 9Th To 3lst.
ALP. Hotard's store, Canal Belpnger,
SCPaHmbcr LIST.
September 9th,
September It'll.
SeptemheF 9Th.
At + e Guidry's store, Little CaiROu,
40 Arthur LeBlano's store, Little EaillOu
At g. Daspit & Sons store, Little Gallon,
September 5th.
AT Ash@ald store, Grand Gallon. sept. 18th.
At Luke Bondrpaux's store. Grand Caillou,
September l4lh.
At Mrs. +. L~btuuper's stare. DrL,,o sort
18th. SPO
Az I. w Cooks store, BayOu DuLargo,
September 18th,
~ WITS ~ NJ NlhbGlW 3 store BAYOU DU-
Large, SepiCinles 18th
At Bapnon B"nvillaiu's schoOLhoussr bayou
Black. September 10th.
~ H. g. Daspit's store, Bayou Block, Sept.
Ath, Walthers store, Gibson City, Sept.
2lst,
At f.. &. BOudreaux's store, Cbaeaboula
Station, September 10Th.
AZ Stonwaod Duvals store, Central Sta.
tiUp, September 18th.
e Schriessr Station, SchFisyeg. La, Sept.
IS Alex 9autreaux's- store, BeattyviIle,
September 18th.
~ the Canrt House in the DIVE Of HOuma,
La. from Sept, 24th 20 Oct. 9Th, 1870.
Q. A. DUVAL, JR.,
Parish of I~errebonue, La.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
THE VERMONT ELECTION.


Vermont, as every one knows, is
Intensely Republican. It was as GER
tain to % Republican in the election
last Tuesday, as Arkansas was to 60
Democratic. Therefore the fact that
It went Republican was not the ecca-
sion for rejoicing the part Of the
Republicans nor for weeping for
Democrats However the decrease
of 8 per cent in the Republican vote
and increase of is per cent in the
Democratic vote emphasizes a truth
chat has heen forcing itself for some
time on the minds Of close students
Of the complicated political situation.
That truth IS that the Democrats are
gaining and the Republicans are los
ing ground even in the Eastern
States
That these Democratic gains viii
continue at such Q ratio as to put the
Eastern States in the Democratic
eolumn next November, does not n
ter into The calculations Of the most
ardent Democrat; but there is every
indication that the vote will be closer
IN those Republican States than it
has been since the days Of Lincoln.
It is in the so-called doubtful
States, such as Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin and New York, that these
political changes will have an impOr-
tant bearing on the result of the
election. The result Of the Vermont
election makes it reasonably certain
that each of these States will give
Mr.. Bryan a majority of the votes
oast.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
SUCCESSION SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
10th. Judicial District Count, Parish
Of LafOurche.
Succession Of Louis Clay Picou
No. 1860, Pro.

xiv
QY VIRTUE or AND IN OBEDIENCE
~ to an order and Commission Of Sale,
pmanating from the above named court.
III the mHttcr OF the Succession Of Eonis
Clay PicOu, aud 10 me- directed, / will
offer for sale at Publie Auction, to the
last and highest bidder. in front Of the
COnrt House. in the town Of H0uma, La.
on SAEaSDAY, THE ? 8th. DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. d.. 1900, cOmmpnicing
NC tlle hour eft IL O'clock a.. M, thefOllOw.
ing described property, to-wit:
ga certain tract or parcel of land, sit
uatpd on Bayou Blue, IN the Parish Of
TerFebOnnr, measuring une and Oue-hnlt
arpeHt front on the right descending
bank Of the said IiayoR by u depth Of
seven arppnts. aud l,eing abort Is miles
distant from ThihohauN; bounded above
by land lIrsin MatheFRa and below by
land belonging to Louis Picon; together
with all tbe buildings and improvements
thereon"
On the following tRrnNs and conditions
tO.wit For Cash to pay debts.
A. w. CONNELY,
Sheriff, Parish of Terrehnnne.
per Z. v. AYCOCK, by. Z
Honma, La, August LIST, 1900.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
Amendment to the Charter of
The Terrebonne Building
and Loan Association.
HOUMA, LOUISIANA,
W%, lst, 1900.

AASNNAHI AANtbARANANfhg Z
AmS. LIST, 1900. !
DE 1T KNOWN, to all parties concern
- ed that at Il general meeting OF
the Toe k-holders Of 'The T~errabonne
Building g. Loan ASsOCiHtiun," held at
the office OF said Corporation in the town
OF H0uIaa, Parish Of F~rTrebOnne, La, on
the 10th. day Of July, 1900;
The tONrth Paragraph of Article Five of
the CHATTER was amended so as read as
follows:
The Directors shall elect from their
humber u PreSideui; First Vice. President;
Second Vice -President; and Six Directors
shall be Il quorum for tile transaction of
business Z" likewise, tire last sentence of
the fifth paragraph of same article was
amended 10 nS TO read as follows: "But
they shall not have power to DurChi q
real es~tateleNcept tor cash and upon CO .
cent of eight Directors, nor contract an =
Indebtedness whateveF in excess Of one
mouths instullmemts; for the Transaction
OF all other business. six shall form "A
quorum, and all other provisions herein
conflicting herewith shall be- from this
date repealed and of no effect"
4 hereby certify that the above is Il
true copy of said paragraphs Vt said Arti.
Gle Five aS amended by the general am
nunI meeting Of the stock holders of said
Corporation,
ROBT. B. BUTLER,
Secretary of StOck-hUldsr's Meeting
of The T~erTsbUnne Buildiug
g. Loan AssOriatiUn.
l hereby certify that the original of the
above has hsem duly filed in this Offire.
and duly recorded ia hook Of miscellnne~
GUS Acts, folio % et seq, Aug. 18th. 1900.
1911 G. a. IELEStIN,
&~~A Parish Of T~crrebOnne, La.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
Trespass Notice.

The public is hereby notified not ia
trespass or hunt on my property over
the Bayou Ietreb0nne, and also on tht
Old JOLIET place, adjoining my property
WitlIant perinisRiOn from the owner,
under penalty Of the law.
JOE CAIRO.
uoumar Ia, Ma5Ch Stll, 1899.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
Trespass Notice.

Hunting IS hereby prohibited on my
property on Last Island without my per-
mission will ta dealt with lUaardihg to
law. J0SGPH PaEvOsT,
April 14.3ms.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
Trespass Notice.

The pUblic is hereby forbidden to hunt
or otherwise tFeSpnss on my property
on bayau ChacahOnla, one mile
aud a halt below Chacahoula Station.
rrespassaTs wall be dealt with according
to law. j. N. BOUDREAUX.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08

NAS% ~
sept, 4, balance NH hand, SSoL.Jj
IteSpeVtIutty submitted,
ALrt. DCPUNl. Treas
pvrJ a.. AmG.
The Finance Committee BuhmiUted JIu
iOhUwms repUgC wh,cn Was read and ac-
Ccp,eu
HOcAA, LA, Sept, 4Ln, 1900.
To the Hon. AldYU OF aIId Board Ut AI,Iel-
man ut the tUwn vi i~lUIImRy LA.
GonIlelusn-Ws the Undersigned mem~
beers of the EllLanUo COMMITTEES nave Hp.
pruveu Inu following bus amounting 10
Ghs sun, Of tUur ItunuEed auu EIEnty-
Hlne ana S2llUU DulIaIs, and usk Tor an
appropriation 70 cover s,tAle LU-WIt
D.. Is, DaspiL, Suudries co Marsnsl for
lamps, etc. Sl7.7L
Alph dupont, Orders from Mayor for
the following :
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08

Southern Electrical Coz Tele-
phone Building, Nashville
and New Orleans.
Largest assortment Of Telephones
and Electrical supplies in the South.
Rarties.d desiring Electrical call bells,
door bells, burglar alarms or any kind
Of electrical wiring viii do we'll to
Gscure our prices.
For further information write Or
tapBone. PAUL COLEMAN Agt.,
Bslephoaao Hee, Houma, La
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08
8lOl.82


Respectfully subuaitted,
~ IfttERIOT, Chuirman
/. DASpfr
The Chairman &c tlls Improvement
aud Ealies Committees Rslue verbal re-
ports, which wels accepted.
sUn wbt4On, duly seconded an | carried,
tho May0rappOintsd tpe following spe-
cal COnimitlsrr, lur TIE purpose 6fhayihg
up proper 0~rdlnaneeA, Hnthurihg tho
Mayor to order aIls plegtion of the tax
payets of the own O~Efi6lln8, 4ur the pur
pUoo OF leyying special taxes for Water
wUgks and Public Schuuls.
C~OhIntttBa, on Public Schools. l..
Dasplt, ChaIrunal; U. j. TheriOt, q. +.
Smith.
COmmiatee Oh WateFwoTks-L. j. Mem
Wills, Chatrnlam; y. j.. ThetiOt, q. +,
Smith.
Iil6 following ordinances were read,
considered 10y s]BUtiUns and adopted; thu
yeas and naS on shS4t rTr5soEB being as
follows Yels-Daspit, theriOt, SMAith
and MELVILLE. NHys-mOme. heruupUm
til, Mayor declared ordinances Nos. 1870,
1871, 1S2 ana ~l33aGopted.
M. $50. AN ORDINANCE.
lie it ordained by the Auync aud Board Of
Alderman That the sam OF BUuy Hundred and
Ninety fLnr anl 82LlOO DUttars ba aud ia here
Nv appropriation to pay tile following claims,
tU-wiT:
v b Daapit, sTndriRs to Marshal 7Tl.
Alph Dupont, un.uunt paid for hauling
shells and word on streets, SIC 444 80
li0ulna Snrier ? mus Pub proceedings ~ 20
u. wilson e. Avery, / slistl sprepler 10
b + tiamsel " Bro stationery 10 clerk gu
Il BarTtnger arrests for ID nth Of Aug. d ~
+ y EariHger arrests aud ID hper csmt
Cum nu Sl2U So 1856
DIR Sfu,lps rpuI nf Inf fnp IDpnnunIi,gr
stock 500
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
Fcar Our Action.

London. Sept. "a. 3 a. m.-The Stand
ard alone of all the London morning
papers comments on Americas newest
declarations regarding the Chinese
problems. This paper fears that the ac-
3tion OF the United States will tend to
weaken the moral influence of the allies,
as any sign of dessension will unques-
ttionably encourage the Chinese.
The Standard adds: I'VE appreciate
the electioneering difficulties in Presi-
dent McKinley's way. but the country
which wishes to play an imperial part
must learn as one of its first lessons
that it ought not to allow its domestic
politics to interfere with its duty
abroad
Germany claims that its circular has
been accepted by all the other powers
and that America is isolated. We will
be better able to estimate the accuracy
of this view of the case when we have
the text Of the Russian answer. At
present it is not possible to share the
Optimism of Berlin.
The next few days may conceiv-
ably bring news of further differences
and Emergencies among the allies
which can only tend to make the Chi
nese more obstinate. For this reason
the attitude of the United States is
greatly to be regretted
In support OF this view comes a dis
patch to the Times from its CORE
spondent at Shanghai declaring that
there are Increasing indications that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
states That Bryan y, win Lose.

New York, Sept. 24-Every state
chairman in the east reported at the
Hoffman House Saturday for consulta-
tion with Senator Jones and his asso-
)ciates on the national committee A
well-knnwn democrat, who was present
at the conference. said:
After discussing the situation in
ievery detail, the democratic national
campaign managers gave up the state
of Kansas to the republican party.
Kansas was carried by Bryan in 1896 by
e,259 plurality.
The democratic national conferees
also gave up the state of West Virginia.
(which was carried by Mckinley in 1896
by 1,467 plurality.
The conferees gave up the state of
washington to Mckinley. The state of
Washington was carried by Bryan in
1896 by l2,4s3 plurality.
The Indiana men said that they be-
llieved that there was fighting chance
FOR Indiana which was carried by Nc
Kinley in 1896 by 1S.1s1 plurality
"Ones or two present told Mr.. German
that there was no possibility of carry
ling the state of New York for Bryan.
The majority came around to the
Ioriginal idea of Chairman Jones and
lother influential democrats connected
with the national committee that the
great fight would be like that in 1896 in
the middle western states.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
MORE BO[RS Captured
Fragments Of Boer Army Offer Little
Resistance Pole Carew Oc-
cupies Komatipoort
Roberts Generals Are Gathering In
the Boer Cattle by the
Thousands
Burghers and Mercenaries Mostly
Escape to Lorenzo Marques
for Safety.

London, Sept. 24.-Roberts reports
from Pretoria that the guards, under
General Poles -Carew occupied Komati-
poort this morning. Much rolling stock.
locomotives and truckloads of long
tom. ammunition We're captured. Only
a few rifle shots were fired.
.'Paget captured Erasmus camp. with
5000 cattle, 5000 sheep and twenty-three
prisoners.
"Methuen made another big haul of
stock"
Roberts also reports few Boer troops
remaining in the eastern Transvaal
completely "out of hand and says tina;
mostly the burghers. and foreign mer-
cenaries have gone to Lorenzo Marques
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
halfway Employees in Doubt. I,

Scranton, Pa. Sept. 24-It now begins
to look as if the strike would extend
TO the railroaders, at least in this sec
ton. The switchmen had another con-
ference Saturday With their national
officers. Grand Master Frank T. Haw-
ley and Grand Secretary John E. Tip
ton. of Buffalo, to discuss the request
of the striking miners that they refuse
to handle non-union coal. Nothing
could be learned of what was done fur
ther than that the national officers and
committee Of the local switchmen
would go to New York today, an9 that
on their return something definite
would be done. The purpose of their
visit could not be learned, but 1t is sup
posed it is to petition President Trues-
dale, of the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western. to spare them the task of
handling the non-union washery culm
and save them from the alternative of
striking or refusing the miners re-
quest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
fn4zls.llg
Farmer Hurt in a Runaway,
.ial Id Tines- Republlcan.

SpeciaI TO OTlme9-fepupiicdH.
Shenandoah. Sept. 24.-Levi Baker,
one of the wealthiest farmers of Page
county, who resides east of this city
about five miles on his country home
stead known as FL Dorado, was quite
severely injured in runaway accident.
Mr.. Baker had been to Bingham, to look
after business matters, and a fractious
horse, that he was driving. became
frightened and ran. Mr.. Baker was
thrown from his, buggy and sustained a
fractured leg and severe bruises about
the bCdy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
I. r. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS Of TO-DAY
rhe Went1,e..

The Wenther. VS.
For Iowa-Thunderstor tonis
and Tuesday; warmer in the north q
tonight; cooler in the west Tuesds =
For Illinois Threatening tonight
Tuesday, with rain; warmer in the,
northeast tonight
PAGE ONE.
TELEGRAPH NEWS:
More Mines Tied Up Today.
Troops ordered to Shenandoah.
Yellow Fever in Havana.
Dolliver Returns Jubilant.
Glass Workers and Geld Miners
Strike.
Rounding Up Boer Property.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
Foreign Gossip Of the World.
The English Elections.
Great Britain Will Side With Ger.
| many.
| Waldersee's Real Mission.
Bryan's Dates Causing Trouble-A
Conference.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
The Tenth District Convention.
4 Iowa Veterinarian Goes to the Phil
ippines.
! 3. Of I. F. Selects Chattanooga fot
Its Next Meeting.
Farmer Suicides.
Southern Iowa Affairs.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
4 lEDITORIAL:
The Nations Policy in China.
Business at Leading Points.
4 Topics and Press Comment.
4 Iowa Items and News.
The Army Canteen.
4 PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
4 CITY NEWS.
y Mrs Newton Wins Insurance Suit
Other Court Matters
II Death of Sylvester Lacey.
i Lieutenant Governor Milliman Com.
ing.
q Gentry Show Declared on.
Brief News Mention.
PAGE EIGHT.
Il IOWA AND GENERAL:
Sixty Thousand Steel Men Go Back II
Work.
Wheat Drops off-other Markets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
Father l.hillips with Them.

Hazleton, Pa, Sept. 24-Father Phil
lips yesterday morning told the strik-
ers once more that he was With them in
their war against the operators. ST.
Gabriels church, was crowded with
miners to hear their champion speak.
His declaration Saturday that the
strike was now struggle between
capital and labor and his chamn.oning
of labor's cause led tho people to ex-
pect some vigorous Statements. They
We're not disappointed. The priest be-
gan by announcing that he would not
accept the purse Of $1,000 being raised
by his parisnioners, saying:
II have learned that my people are
collecting large sum. $1,000 or more.
sary OF my ordination. While my heart
Is touched, cannot take the money.
You are poor men mostly and need all
you earn. ! hope the money will be
returned at once to the donors
Then the priest took up the strike,
saying:
The ARRAY at Shenandoah on FRI
day, in which a human life was lost.
was deplorable. Yet, tho they were In
nocent of blame, the striking miners
are blamed. warn you. men OF st.
Gabriels parish, and all the miners Of
Hazleton, to be on your guard. Do not
let yourselves be provoked into any
acts OF violence. Shun the locality OF
the mines as you would contagion. The
operators realize that they are fighting
a united army of men who cannot be
misled into deserting the cause. and
their one hope now is TO have troops
brought to Hazleton. Don't aid them
by any act that would bring troops to
our city.
"a disturbance here at this time
would mean the prompt dispatch OF
state troops to Hazleton. Do not lei
Iyour enemies use yon AZ q tool to at
tain their own end. Be patient, be Law
Iabtding and 60 your cause Ii Just "a
INill pour success - assnSyi s. .Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
.Texas Floods Bad. !.

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 24.-nhe city mar
shall of Dublin. Tex, at 1 o'clock today
telephones as follows: THE disaster at
Brownwood was reported here today az
being very serious one. Eight persons
We're drowned and a part Of the town
badly wrecked by water. The town 10
entirely cut off both by wire and rail-.
No lives were lost near Dublin, but the
property damage is large. In the
Brownwood section the Colorado.
Chonco Pecan and other rivers and
their tributaries made widespread dam.
age''