Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-14

! TOPICS OF THE TIMES

iSAsS! ttutG!ioItiS.E7 fliile cIOWIlk colony SNS-
len of government can be best under
stood by reference TO the system in
vogue IN the Yves. Indies, Sierra Leone
and Cs.ylon.
Governor Roosevelt has reiterated his
discrimination not to accept the vice
presidency, position that hosts of re-
pui9licans would be glad to see him oc-.
cupy.
Senator Depew aoesn', think the adj
miriistration leaders have the slightest
idea Who will be nominated for vice
president, and he is as nearly correct
as the guessers.
he Louisville Courier-Jou rnal. which
supported the gold democratic ticket in
1876. does not favor the movement; for.
another ard similar ticket. Ii saws.
The gold democrats should meet. de-
clare the organization ended and, if
they can not make up their minds 10
endorse the action of the Kansas city
convention. they should leave indiyid-
uai democrats free To do as they please,
a thing they are pretty certain to do
without any special let or hindrance."
As lud G. Wtelliver, OF Dies Moines. has
purchased a third interest in the Sioux
city Tribune and will assume editorial
charge, George II. Allen, VINO has been
editor of the Tribune for four years. Will
retire from that position July l. Mr..
Aliens services have been valued high
~ BY John G. Kelly. the publisher. and.
So has shown himself 10 be a thoughtful
and judieious writer.
Grim war grows griinmer every day
Tosdo DIS its nature.
The names of Chinese towns are worse.
Than Transvaal nomenclature
Baltimore American.
St Louis distress in battling with
big mob Of strikers is winning more att
tention than her success in securing a
great worlds fair.
The recen, strike ii 900 freight
handlers and car repairers at Buffalo.
\, W was in marked contrast to the
st. Louis strike. The strikers INDUCED
in No disorderly acts. and the trouble.
was finally adjusted peacefully byrep-
ressntati.es Of the American Fedora
ton OF Labor ard Of the New York
state board of mediation and arbitra-
ton. In the settlement the car repair-.
ers received some advances in pay. to
which as skilled workmen they seemed
to be entitled: but all of the demands
of the freight handlers We're not
granted. and some of them We're
dropped d, their places having been filed
viii not fare as Well in the outcome,
from the present outlook.
Admiral Dewey ard Mrs. Dewey Will
go to Newport in July Where they Will
be very extensively entertained. The
1 adlnirala special object in going to
! Newport is to attend the session of the
navy policy board, of which he is pres
ident.
\ William F. Gurley. of Nebrask ska. urges
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