Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-27

the Philippine ssnde, Some time ago
Professor Krat9 wac aeked by Irwin
secretary OF the National Edus
cational: Aseociatton, TO recommend al
few teachers TO 30 to the Philippines
inresponse to q request made by r. w. 4
Atkinson, superintendent Of public In
Struction In the islands. Professor Kratz
made some Recommendations and now
the places have been filled. A large num-
Der OF letterr have been received by him
from all over this section asking for In
formation regarding the opportunity Of
fered to 60. One letter from an Iowa
man said he had two daughters who had
just graduated from the normal school,
and II there was g chance the whole
family would go to Uncle Sam e Islands
in the archipelago.
Dubuque.
A travelling man at the Julien recent
sly said that It was the prevailing opin-
ion among business men in the east that
the country would be more prosperous
during the next four years than ever
before in Its history. He said that all
the great steel and other manufactures
were up to their eyes" in orders, many
of them from foreign nations. =
The commissioners of insanity had Mrs.
Emma Morrow before them, and, after
q thorough examination, they decided
that she was insane and fit subject
for Incarceration In the asylum at Inde-
pendence, to which place she was taken
on Monday. Mrs. Morrow is the widow
OF an old soldier and, until about four
years ago, resided in Grant county, Wis
consin. She is the mother of three chill
dren. who will be cared for by their
uncle. Each of them will receive SO pen
sion per month until they reach the age
of 16 years, and this, with what their
uncle can do for them, will support
them.
Davenport.
The cigaret fends in Davenport have
been having hard time of it for sew
eral days, and have been casting about
for a new form of dope. On account of
the adverse decision of the United SUI
Ispreme court in the case from Tennes-
see, where the conditions We're the same
as have governed the sale in Iowa for
Iisome time, the American Tobacco Com
|spany has told it's Iowa. patrons to quit
liselling the little fool-killer and keep 1T
out of sight. Selling cigarets is against
| the law in Iowa, but the American To-
bacco Company thought a few years ago
that 1T knew how to gel around the law.
1t shipped the little boxes of cigarets
there, dumped from these onto the count
| er in the cigar store, and the dealer thus
Twas able to sell them in the original
| package, for which the Tobacco Com
| pany was confident the law could not
| touch him. Nowit finds itself defeated.
i The scarcity Of good hickory
nuts this fall is still unrelieved. There
! is not nut of this years crop in the
lefty, as far as known.
Shenandoah.
The Sentinel is informed by DIR. c. NJ.
Day that the men who have been con-
Quoting the government experiments for
! the prevention or cure of hog cholera
/ have received orders to take no new
! cases, but to continue with the cases
under treatment until the matter is
closed up, when 1t is presumed the ems
I ployes will be discharged for the winter
lat least. AS to whether the experiments
will be continued next spring Mr. Day
lis unable to state, but as some of them
have special work mapped out that will
take them most of the winter it is like
4 ly the work will be resumed. Mr.. Day
himself has orders to conduct some ex-
4 periments with black leg that will take
This time for month yet. Regarding
/ the success of the work during the pas
\ season only general statement can be
made at this time, as the results are MOI
Itabulated. In many Of the Instances the
4 herds OF hogs treated have shown de
]cidedly better conditions than those OF
HERDS not treated. but in a few instances
the results have not been SO good as de-
33sired.
4 Spirit Lake.
4 1t is pretty definitely reported tina,
A the Milwaukee Railway Company vii
lin the spring build a large hotel on tbs
West Okoboji lake, between Okoboj
land Arnold 8 Park. This is important
Il to all the AXE country. Petition:
are now on file in the office of the clerl
4 of the district court asking for perIna-
nent injunctiors against John Burmis
i ter Spirit Lake, Frank Arens. Lake
4 Park; John Alters Superior, and F. E
\ Sherman, Terril, proprietors of the foul
4 saloons of the county, based on the lille
4 gal sale of liquor. These cases are thu
l0utgrowth of temperance meetings held
here and elsewhere about the count,
1.-The past week by II. II. Abrams. OF De:
4 Moines, president of the State Anti-Sa
loon League. c. H. Stone & Co
i have disposed of their lumber yards a
4 this place and Superior. Iowa. and a
Il Ellsworth and Kana1anzi, Mimi, TO thu
III. J. Bruce Lumber Company. Mr.
Il Stone retains llis elevators and grair
Interests at Spirit Lake. Terril. Mont
4 gomery and Ellsworth. Spirit Lake PEG
i pie will be pleased TO know that it i.
4 not Mr.. Stones intention to leave Spiri
1 Lake.
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