Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-24
!: TOPICS OF THE TIMES
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Following the solution of the senator
ial problem the breaking of the back of
the hot spell has been the most satisfy
ing thing that has happened.
a deadlock between the California
wine makers and the Wine growers has
ended III the breaking UP of the grow
ers combine. Grapes, are now selling
fol-. s1S and S14 ton. instead of SIS and
$50, the pricessfiXed by the association
An eastern writer fears there is dam
ger that Farmer Bryan Will neglect his
crops If he is to be notified Of all his
In response to many inquiries as to
the truth of rumors 70 the effect that
SCIENTISTS We're sraying for
the safety of the American ministes
and family IN China the following oiIl-
eial statement from Mrs Eddy has been
given out: Concord, ~ H., Aug. H.
laoo.-- My reply 10 correspondents is.
The prosperity of men and nations has
ITS source and resource in Cod. Pray
ffir our inperilie! cnllplryman in G'liina3
and for#the peace. Pros perity and broth
sihood of alinankintl. Prayer Includes
no VIII power Human Mill is lost in
the divine When prayer is effectual.
Not by might, non by PRAYER, hut BY
my spirit saith the Lord of Hosts.
Mary Baker u. Eddy.
Secret inquiries al Canton show that
all the forts have been newly armed
with disappearing guns aud that the
gstrrisansnnumbes $4,000 men III all, and
ARE armed With MauseYas and Ninches-
tiers.
Padding a census has its penalties in
time, tho il has taken omaha ten years
10 reach the period Of seornfut refer.
ense 10 a G5shonorable decd With 4
showing of l4o;45a in 1880 and cne of
la22S $50 ten years later, q, a5l1ss OF 26.sS
per cent. il Is Impossible 70 believe that
the census OF ten Years ago Vas fairly.
taken or that the city has not developed
in The pas Item years.
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The G. r. reception arranged for
President MCKINLEY in chicago Monday
Afternoon will he exc usissei for vetet-
sans.
The kansas state cersus has JUS, been
eonlpgeted and in the face Of the pros
p@t.ity that has been tie lot of Kansas
I5is rather unsatisfactpis, for il Shows
but a small incrsase in population. The
ltoialtigures, are ]. t4l, an increase over
last yea,%of 1853. or l.Ss per cent. The
gains @eie in siNty4tive counties that
gained -. S93: the loses in thiriy-nine
Souaties that lost s.3oS, Ii Vas netice-
able that the loss'as came largely from
central ard eastern counties and prob
ably fiia 10 be accounted for b.! the
Gfanging pppuiaiipn that came there
from the Sslst. ana then moved on When
lstEie:,e seemed Il better chance elsewhere.
! The population ia yet Well below its
highes't point--l5ls II, 1855. From
4 that point i Vent down - ,3a34 sss IN
1889 and ttlsil began II tls's slety y, Las
i 4 sur. iist.i'etssf avsr the previous year
YVES 10000. This year II Is but little
tii tst.d White. ira rae !. itlors q 3.
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s4.ir4s IN, 15:;zzs t,.s,. g go,
\ To q party af enda Who had con-
gIatutassd him Mr.. i5olliver. after ex-
Ilfessislg his thanks said: presume
this IN the biggest thing that has lla r
l,s.ltsd 70 OUT family since tbs baby yas
bonn,
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81 3Nllis!s 80 tiisl'5ltssilts.
9 psflI Ns! sltltssd fFsstt5 ~ le}le os
ssa}sts ot tftstr i,ass PIC flee Y isssll N.
sS8a ttteil 81 tbs isaul5lT Inn fiiat the,
sfiavs been spprs sSss! h,4eatisa un
Ws9atlly q q lIliti2 q his l3ositiaia The,
AIS ctlsei!y ~ value rs the adnljaa sra.
ton III al terniming Is attituGe II IN
~ ARISES
Japan has PLACED hesvs5sereefs' IN ssaa
th salmon eTolo ~ shor, this season
Al pEiee- viii be further strengt heilss::.
l'e5 present I'f9sE'ssflis5 st The colt'
i.ss Is, 9lis rs President slsisilllesy II
Fl ha= 9ter accused 81 endeayollns /