Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-06


tlon Of his cabinet are out Of the city.
Secretary Hay, being resident Of
Washing ton, has no vote and he, With
Secretary Gage and limited number
of invited guests VIII assemble at the
white house to receive the returns.
They also Wilt be in long distance tele-l
phone communication with the presl-.
dent and with republican headquarters
in Chicago and New York.
There has been an exceptionally
large exodus Of government employees
to vote. No restrictions have been
placed on employees because Of party
affiliations.
Repres entatives OF the republican
and democratic congressional commit
tees will be on hand at their respective
headquarters to receive and tabulate
the returns. with particular regard to
the political complexion of the incom-
ing house of representatives.
Good Examplcs for I,,wn silver Men,.
Carthag Sc, Mo-, Nov. CD. d. Clarksons5
state chairman of the silver republican
party, has given up the contest and re-
turned sto the republican fold. MIR. Clark
son was manager of the silver republi-
can campaign in 1896 and the brains of
that element of the Bryan movement in.
this section. His dssertion and denun-
citation of Bryan means great many
Votes for Mckinley today. Mr.. Clark
son said:
.lmperialism is not the burning issue
in this campaign. On all the issues of
this campaign except the financial one,
silver republicans are more in harmony
With the republican platform than With
the democratic platform. The silver
question is settled, so far as any possible
Legislation Is concerned, for gone years
ito come. So far as the settlement Of the
trust question is concerned, 1t would be
better to trust one practical mechanic.
like Roosevelt. with his record for doing
things, than to trust the whole demo
cratic party. Mr.. Bryan included, since
he has put his neck in the Tammanyl
yoke
DoNvici,cs Kicked and CURED.
Mansfield, o.. Nov. GA vigilance
committse of men and boys captured a
Dowie elder Mark Loblaw of Chicago
accompanied by a woman. presumably
hisswife, in the eastern part of the city
a bout noon Sunday. II. Leiby local
Dowleite who was with them, was
chased to a swamp and made hisSescape.
Loblaw and the women We're taken to
the Erie depot. no officers being in sight.
and after being held there for two hours
they We're compelled TO buy tickets for
Gallon. In the meantime another elder,
who refused to give his name was also
brought in by citizen and deported on
the same train. Both men We're kicked
and cuffed by the crowd. which num-
bsred several hundred. before the train
arrived. While tho unknown elder en-
,ieavcred to niake a speech from the rear
platform of the train3he was pslted With
stones and gravel.
SRunkfs Bite Causes Death.
& I'll Paso. Texas, Nov. 6.-Silas Carson
of Wilcox, Arz died in this city yea
terday of hydrophobisl produced by the
sbitesnf mad skunk. Carson was a
cowboy and one night about three
months ago while out or the range near
Wilcox he awakened to find that a rab-l
i'd skunk had taken refuge In his blan-
kets Garsun struck the skunk With his
hand and the beast buried itss;eeth in
soneof his fingers.
a few days ago he began In show un-
mistalSable symptomssof hNGrephebia.
II ls no uncommon thing for COW boys on
the range In the remote regions of Ari-s
iona and New Mexico to be attacked
during the dog days by skunks afflicts5.
with the rabies. but this is the first
case on record In this city where ny
drophobia has, resulted.
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