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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Don Juan Ubarri y don Juan
Camel, de Rio Pledras, establecen
recurso de alzada contra aquel
Ayuntamiento, que les exige que al
presentar ell ganado para la, matanza
acompaf1en una lista de precios a
que han de venderse las carnes.
~ A 81. ascienden los expedien-
tes intruidos por la alcaldia de Pa
tillas, solicitando condonaci6n de
contribuciones. & ~~+
Ell Banco Espafol ha enviado
a la Secretar1a Civil dos ejemplares
del balance y situaci6n del mismo
en- la tarde del del actual
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

colega. ST en- 81 ha salido bien pa
rada Ia. personalidad del Secretario
Civil, no es nuestra la culpa; como
siga realizando trabaios que redun-
den en- benefcio del pals, tendra
nuestro APPLAUSE; como estamos dis
puestos a tributarlo tambi6n, q to-
dos los hombres de buena voluntad,.
sean del partido que fueren, porque
este nos importa POGO, que trabajen
por nuestro progreso y bienestar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
Estudio d { ab o1gados 6
Londr6n y Smith.
e5 y-67, Tetu&n, 65 y 81.


Ofrecen sus servicios en- toda
clase de asuntos y negocios relacio.
nados con SD profession. nd
D1cese, que esta comprobada
la mentira de los corresponsales de
algunos periodicos al asegurar que
la plaza de Weneper habia sido a.
bandonado. f>.
Core como cierta la version de
que los generates Butler y Warren
han sido relevado de los cargos que
ocupan en- ell Africa del Sur,
En- Simonstown, prisi6n de
eboers,> intentaron estos la fuga,>
pudiendo escapar catorce. En- diclas
prisio ones Sc ha declarado Ell titus.
=. A esta pregunta. sCuales son
los establecimientos mejof surtidos
de la Capital y donde Sc ve1lde mas
barato? responde 3 todo el mundo:
Gel Ahorro, Lun Ia rs y su sucursal,
Cruz 21,s donde hallareis frescas y
superiores conservas alimenticias;
azdcar de pilon en- polvo, para nif1o
reciennacido; ma antequilla italiana;
galletas <Zephir;> jam6n; avena en-
polvo eta, y ell ex xcelente vino cali
forniano 13.
Sc alquilan. habitac clones fres
cas- y baratas, como tambien salones
propios para oicinas. Punto centri-
co. Informaran en- ell Polo Norte.
DBL
Don Hermi1iio Diaz Navarro,
reputado jurisconsulto, Sc halla en-
Mayagiez practicando diligencias
de su profession.
En- Francia Sc ha organizado
una sociedad de damas, cuyo dnico
objeto es abrir suscripcioaes a ia:
vor de los beers.
En- la Corte de Justicia de Ma
|. .yaguez Sc habra celebrado hoy un
ruidoso juicio oral, Ell la causa que
Sc seguia a los sef1ores don Jose
Gonzalez Hernandez y don Limo
Guzman, vecino de San Sebastian.
Ell defensor de los procesados To- es
don Hermio Dlaz Navarro.
El joven don Inocencio Gambia
ha entregado en- estas ofcinas un
NY ~ootAAoAUo due oHCOuIIO Ell Ia calie,
q:solo interesa pa Josefa Santana,
vluda de @ Neill. Es una certifica
cion expedida por ell Consulado es
panol de Mejico, a favor de dicha
Sra. Puede pasar q recogerlo la in
teresada. .Fz
D1cese que de la administra-
elon de correos de- San German Sc
extrae la correspondencia. oue
mucnas cartas son abiertas y que a
otras no Sc les da curse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
Moviimiento
maritime.

Aver tarde Sc despach6 para
Nueva York, via Santiago de Gu
ba, ell vapor transporte americana
xCrook>.
Con rumbo San Thomas zarpo
hoy de nuestro puerto ell remolca-
dor <SlOcum,.
De hoy manana Sc espera la
llegada del vapor <Marfa Herrera,
procedente. de la Habana y esca
las.
Hoy ha entrado en- nuestro
puerto ell vapor espanol <Puerto- Ri
coz, procedente de Barcelona y es
cdas, con pasajeros y carga para
varios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
Ulti ma h0ra.

Con insistencA circula la mott
cia de que los Estados Unidos han
declarado la guerra Turqufa.
ST es cierto, que 10 dudamos, va
tenemos planteado ell problema que
ha de poner en- peligro la paz de
Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
Noticias
Generates.

Segdu noticias, ell general
Roberts ataca duramente la conduc-
ia del general Sir Redvers Butler,
por haber permanecido en- inactivi,
dad desde que fue socorrida la pla
"a de Ladysmith. Esto ha dado por
resultado en- avance de los beers Ell
ell Natal.
La Colecturia de Rentas de
Humacao dice que por la Colecturia
de San Juan Sc lie ha devuelto la Ii,
quidaci6n de las cantidades que los
sef1o-es don Santiago R., Palmer y
don Car los Berustain adeudan al
Tesoro por dos pertenencias de are
mas auriferas radicadas en- la juris
diccion de Luquillo. -.--
Don Jesus Loubriel, de Baya'
mon, suplica sd dele sin efecto la
authorization que Nha dado ell Ayunta
miento de aquel pueblo, para que
otro persona fabrique en- terrenos
de su propiedad " Sc permita al re-
currente 'reedifcar un ranch6n Sc
gun 10 solicit6.
Por maltratar de obras a Jose
ia Diaz, curada en- ell cuarto de 5000
rros, fue detenido aver ell individuo
Eustasio Alfonso. Este juicio de fal :
tas 10 resolvera maf1ana ell Tribunal
de Policia, por no haber compare
cido hoy la agredida.
Alimentos indigestos, dispep'
sia y males de- est6mago no resisten
q la Estomacalina Ulrici.
UN MAYORDOMO para ha-
cienda de caf1as, que posee conoci-
mientis te6ricos y catorce amos de
practca, admitira una buena colo
caci6n. Sc daranI informes en- la of
Gina de LA CORRESPONDENCE
us 1O-7
Ell alcalde de Al guada ha pro-
puesto al Secretario Civil, la manera
de remediar en- aquella poblaci6n la
miseria que existe en- individuos de
ambos sexos, que constantemente
acuden su presencia en- solicitud
de trabajo, que no puede proporcio
narles aquella alcaldfa.
Circula ell rumor de que los
Estados Unidos han pasado una no
ia de Ultimatum a la Turquia, y que
solo Sc espera su contestaci6n para
resolver, declarando los Estados
Unidos la guerra, en- Case de que
Turquia resista pagar la indemniza
cion exigida.
La prensa de Londres ,censu
ra al general Butler Roberts,
porque, mientras estos no salen de
las inmediaciones de Bloemfontein,
los eboers> dominan la Griqualan
dia, Bechualaudia, ell Cabo, el Natal
y otros puntos.
Dicese que los sboers> contin1an
estrechando cada yes mas ell cercc
puesto a Ia plaza de Weneper.
Ell Ingeniero venezolano, Mr..
Carroll Brandon, ha marchado &
Ponce.
Dfcese que Sc ha presentade
una proposition al Congreso, deter
minando las condolences en- que har
de quedar los oficiales del Ejercitc
en- Puerto Rico, una vez implantade
el nuevo regimen. .
El sef1or Obispo sale hoy ls
vista pastoral segun Sc nos asegu
ra, dirigiendose Ponce; ]e aeon
paf1ara ell vicario de Arecibo Pbro
don Pedro Ma Berries.
De la secci6n civil del Cuarte
General, han sido nombrados como
empleados Mr. George II. Draper
y Mr., James G. Preston, quienes
llegaron de Washington en- ell 1ltime
transporte.
En- Ell trasporte <Cabridge. har
'llegado q la colonia del Cabo / 3O(
prisioneros <boerss'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
Ana Oter0.
PROFESORA de PIANO,

ha trasladado su residencia a la ca
lie de San Sebastian n1mero 49,
N. s. 8 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
rtul: % Va azquez Prada.

Medico cirujano (t1tul 10 sobresa-
liente,) ex-alumno intern b por opo
sicion del colegio de San Carlos,
premiado % por las Facultad lies de Me.
dicina y Ciencias de la U niversidad
de Madrid.
Ofrece sus servicios profesiona,
les.
Plaza de Alfonso XII, altos de
la Farmacia Colon. Telefono, no 623.
IA 15-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

La compaf1ia Martinez Casado,
tan pronto termine en- Arecibo su
compromise, volvera a esta Capital,
en- donde dara seis funciones esco-
gidas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20
Sc Vende.

Un piano de muy POGO uso. Els.
ia completamente nuevo. Informa-
ran Cristo 25 altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Sc halla en- esta Ca pital don
Julio Rossich, de Ponce, a ouien
hemos tepido el gusto de .salu
dar. \ -. $3.50. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Dicese que Sc ha presentado
una proposition al Congreso, deter
minando las condolences en- que han
de quedar los oficiales del Ejercito
en- e1 Puerto Rico, y ma ez i.mplantado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

El sef1or Obispo sale hoy la
vista pastoral segun Sc nos asegu-
ra, dirigiendose a Ponce; ]e aeon :
paf1ara ell vicario de Arecibo Pbro.
don Pedro Ma Berries.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

UN MAYORDOMO para ha-
cienda de caf1as, que posee conoci-
mientis te6ricos y catorce amos de
practca, admitira una buena colo
caci6n. Sc daran| informes en- la of
Gina de LA CORREsPONDENCIA.
Us 1Q-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

=. Aver fueron denunc iados por
La pollcia Manuel del Real por CEN
surar los actos del guardia Juan de
Mata Valdivielso. al proceder este a
la detenci6n de Jose Belen Lopez;
Ramon Canety por arrojar piedEas
al Hospital de Hygiene, contra fas
mujeres enfermas que 10 pcupan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

De la secci6n civil del Quartet
General, han sido nombrados como
empleados Mr.. George II: Draper
y MIR. James c.. Preston, quienes
llegaron de Washington en- ell 1ltimo
transporte..'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

D1cese que los <boers> contin1an
estrechando cada YES mas Ell cerco
puesto la plaza de Weneper
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

En- Francia SO ha organizado
una sociedad de damas, cuyo dnico
0bjeto es abrir suscripcioaes q ia:
vOr de los beers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

En- Ell trasporte eCabridge, han
la colonia del Cabo / 300
prisioneros <boers,'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Ell Ingeniero venezolano, Mr..
Carroll Braudon, ha marchado a
Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Alimentos indigestos, dispep'
sia y males de- est6mago no resisten
la Estomacalina Ulrici.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Sc ha propuesto por la colec
turia de Rentas de Ponce que sean
los recaudadores de los pueblos del
distrito los encargados para la for
maci6n de la matr1cula de industria
q comercio, y no los Ayuntamien
tOs.
Sc las ha instruido expediente
por defraudacion al Estado los
senores Moreno q COmpafia del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar
en- esta redacci6n al professor de AFRO
yo Don Enrique Huyke, que Sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad con motive
de las sesiones que esta celebrando
el <Board of Educati6ns.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Don Hermirlio Diaz Navarro,
reputado juriscon sulto, Sc halla en-
Mayagt1ez practicando diligencias
de su profession. --'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Ell municipio de Naguabo Sc
adhere al de Yabucoa, en- 10 que
respecta a que Sc distribuya entire
los pueblos de la isla la cantidad
que devuelva ell Gobierno de Was.
bingotn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Segdn noticias, el general
Roberts ataca duramente la conduc-
ia del general Sir Redvers Butler,
por haber permanecido en- inactivi-
dad desde que fue socorrida la pla
"a de Ladysmith. Esto ha dado por
resultado en- avance de los beers Ell
al Natal II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-20

Sc alqunan habitaciones fres
cas- y baratas, como tambien salones
propios para ofcinas Punto centri-
co. Informaran en- ell Polo Norte.
n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
The CHURCH WORKERS
Missionary Force Of the Congrega.
tionalists in Iowa Mostly Lo-
Gated at Grinnell.
Or. Dwight Breed and Rev. Smith
Among the Latest to
Arrive.
New Churches and Many Improve
ments Being Made Turnout
the State.
Special 10 Times-Republican,


Grinnell, Sept. 3.-Grinnell is getting
TO be the Mecca for Congreg ational
mission workers in Iowa the city's lat
est addition in the Way of Il resident
being DIR. Dwight p Breed. of creston.
who was recently appointed by the ex-
Kecutive board OF the State Home Mis-
sienary Society of the Congregational
church as general missionary TO assist
DR.. 4. o. Douglass. of this city. secre-
ftary of the State Home Missionary
Society.
pr. Breed is a we'll known man, not
only in congregational circles, but in
an educational way, being recognized
ology. lie began his new duties Sunday
Hby visiting the mission fields at Rad
jcliffe. Lincoln and Ellsworth His APP
paintment places him under the direc-
ltion Of DIR. Douglass, whose duties have
grown to be Very heavy within the past
few years.
Another Well known man in Congre-
gational state work is Rev O. o. Smith.
Of Tfaer, state superintendent of Con-
gregational Sunday schools. DR.. Smith
Mil remove this week with his family,
hfrom frazer 10 GIinneli. where he can
be in closer touch With the other gem
eral workers of the state.
Among the many affairs of state
vide interest Transporting in Gongrega-
: a. ~
Idedicatlon of the rev church al Man
chester. Delaware county. Oh Sunday,
September IS. MI. Douglass Will con-
duet The dedication. TIE church was
recently rebuilt a I an expense of $4,000
land Viii contain a handsome pipe or
gan. the gift OF Mrs. Hoyt. wealthy
and benevolent lady, recently deceased.
| The organ wil cost about $500.
The Congregational church of Toledo,
Tama county. has contracted for new
I pipe organ. costing $1,000. which Will be
lin readiness soon. When the new
Echurch was dedicated a few months
ago Rev. Douglass raised 500 towards
the organ fund The committee APP
pointed for that purpose has since
raised the balance. Rev. l.. l.. Potter.
pastor of the Toledo church. has re-
signed and is now in charge of the
church al Cromwell Union county. No
successor has as yet been elected TO I'LL
the vacancy at Toledo.
The Cedar Falls church is putting in
ia fine new pipe organ, costing $3.50.
The fund was raised entirely by the
ladies of the church.
Rev Douglass spent Sunday in Eima
Land Saratoga, Howard. county, both of
which are mission stations. He went
20 Des Moines this morning TO attend
the monthly meeting of the executive
committee of the State Home Mission
II AIRY Society.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
SAYS BRYAN IS AN EXTREMIST.
Judge McIugh Of OMAHA. Democrat,
VIII. Oppose lin


Omaha, Sept. s.Judge w d. Nc
Hugh. Of Omaha. for some years a lead
( el II the dainccra tic forces in Nebraska
and Judge Vt ttle federal court under
i'fesident ClRvaland, il strongly opposed
Ai,. Bryan in this campaign. In 1892
Judge MeHugf was among the most
tfNe workers FOR Mr.. Bryan III his con-
ztes's'!eiial ca npaisn.
On the tariff issue' he sai2 today,
Supported him for congress in 1892,
hut wnen later on he appeared as the
champion of free silver free riot and
fire. everything else that he thought
iweuld max vote. | could not continue
lin his political company He again Of
IfefS' hilfssif as the savior Or Til nation.
| IN 1896 fe teiG the people that unless
itlel adopted the free and unlimited
coinage q silver business would never
rasiNfsa and the county would 90 10 ruin.
his Seaf ne tells, tn III that Unless they
adept ais policy. aa regards the Philip
I pine islands freedom and liberty VIII be
tsadangsred and the very existence Of
iifls republic threajened
Brya n as preside would he a men
ace to peace as Well as TO commerce.
the rlse sifient has everything 10 DO with
Ithe foreign relations, ana a president Of
| l'fyan3s iinpettlosity, raaicalsni and in
fortunate ambition WOULD have ua n
VOWED in international difficulties upon
the Slishtest pretext. Bryan fs an ex-
tremjst of the Worst kind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
GRocERYMEE PLAY BALL
Employees or Wholesale Houses Wage
War. With Ball and Bat-Letls.
Eletcher vicNrrs

Employees OF Wholesale Houses Wage
War With Hall nnd Bat-Letts.
Fletcher yictOrs.
The Warmest game of ball, in an anna
teur way, played in this city this sea-
son was the game of Saturday after
noon. at Finkle's Park, when bats were
crossed by the employees Of the Let's
Fletcher Company and the Marshall-
town Grocery Company, the two whole
sale grocery firms of the city. The
game was quite interesting after the
sixth inning, and from that period until
the close it would have been an even
bet to pick the winner The Let's
Fletcher boys were fortunate in piling
up q good score in the first few innings,
while their. opponents played to hard
luck for the first few times at bat. A
little more ginger was put into the play
ing, however, towards the latter part
of the game by the commodity hand
llers from the depot, and the result was
that when time was called at the close
of the game the store stood % TO "a in
favor of the Let's Fletcher employees.
The teams appeared as follows:
Let's Fletcher Co. Mar. Gro. Co.
Hatton.. 81. catch &C. II. Russell
Smith ............s.... pitch ....l...'.s.. Reid
Lindstedt first base. Kellerstrauss
Let's .......... second base. 49,. Eaton
Baker .s......5.. third base ...... Rodgers
Burns ......... short stop..... Weidterz
8Cattell ....8...... left field ....E. Russell
Miller $1,000. center field -. Whitaker
SoMles ......... right field .....Hedstrom
/ Mr.. Dell Rails acted as umpire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
safety Republicans

Moftpel;er Sept ;..f am 3conft-
CERT ~ VII carry srrnoHt for stick
aney by 3e,pQf plurality next TUESDAY Z
saiG ira aten hartman If the 'epuh-
lieai2 st4s committee. We can not
hope 20 eQual the saplsndif. vete Of 1886.
Whsr ss.Nerstl thousand democrats anti
80 With ~ sflssa prot 4at against frsse sill
yer fo'ling 10 he handsome pllilality
ut 3StaIl Tor G;roGi since then sitans.
gold democrats haNe returned 10 their
party. haiieNi1as itiaf the fiaancial ques-
;ina Is atfled. There is. no doubt, now
EYER, that as atil4 far aufpass the repuo-
tis,all VOTE of tSvG years ago, when smith
estrr!ed 'le STATE for governor by@oniy
., $50 Tie campaign has been carried
or With vigor. l1eiiese that the people
81 Vermont VIII give Z great expression
o thtir Confidence III HI administration
next Tuesday.
expect 70 reduce the republican
plurality u beioW 80 600 is all Chair
man r. S. Harris of the democratic
s.4te committee would say.
Vermont a.j roll UP good old
fashioned majority against Organism
ard 5o-eent dollars, predicted Senator
Proctor We shall defeat the demo.
Gratis by between Sn0Go ard $1,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03

reimbursement seems almost complete,
and new orders are coming in freely
at the reduced prices; nsuring a cons
.tinued demand for both products and
labor. The textile trades are slow in re-
gaining their balance; but progress is
being made and the outlook is not dis
couraging. Nobody expects repetition
of the boom of 1899, and the indications
are that we are entering upon period
of moderate and more stable activity
Should the market go lower. as is quite
possible. good stocks will be purchased
when the uncertainties of the election
the Chinese question and foreign money
markets have been safely passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
WE HAVE THE COW.
Why No, MIX ner-A sugar Bee, IL


lustrRtion.
Many years ago was at Elgin. in
northern Illinois and met al a hotel
there an old gentleman from Texas
Eigin was neW place to both Of us
| II is located where dairying and manu-
factures connected with it are the chief
business. We had both visited an ex =
tenstNe mix earning establishment
there that ay. ard this became a sub
tject of our talk.
He MAS from Texas and had beer
telling me Of the immensely of Their
ceres Of stufe and cattle ranging ovfi
them. vas At Elgin To buy young cal
Ne 70 pasture 81 the then vacant laEt.3g
| OF northwestern Iowa. He was there
I3to buy CANNED NH. 70 ship 10 Texas,
and had just bought three car loads.
/ expressed surprise at this-their
having 50 mans cattle and coming
tnearlg Thousand niles for milk He
turned toward n3e and with great delib-
ieration and Peculiar drawl remarked:
4 We havs CONS there great numbers OF
them. ard good ones. too, but ! tell YOU
Eiust how il is, stranger: our people are
too id lazy t. mix them.
] often tifiuk af this in connection
with our bee sugar industry. We have
The soil ard rainfall and climate and
4 lime and fuel and clean water and idle
imoiley and foms market for the sugar
but We prefer 10 send 10 Germany and
| France for our sugar than 10 grow tins
beets here and nave our sugar made al
home.
When the Texan can milk his own
COWS and stop shipping milk from =
distant state, then possibly we will stol
ssending to Germany for our sugar
which VIC can produce profitaoly al
home
What started out to write was this:
Now il an excellent time for deep plow-
ing and our soil is the better for decI
blowing every few years. Would tnol
be we'll for a thousand farmers in Mar
shall county and near it to pillow five
acres or more very deep this fall Will
1 the thought Of possibly sometime plant
ing it with sugar beets?
Let US keepin mind that sometime
Marshall county must have q beet SUI
gar factory, and we can have it IL WI
Twill. WILLIAM BATTIN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
The Money Market.

New Yarl. Sept. Money market
conditions faVor frmei rates Bank re-.
serves in New York are low ant, as
soon rs the usual fall demands set in.
lenders will undoubtedly be able to get
more satisfactory rates. The interior
banks. however, are well supplied with.
funds, and as the refundins operations
Of the government have largely IN.
creased the supply Of funds there is no
reason to antioinate 2 stringeney. Spec
ulation will Undoubtedly be more active
a few weeks hence, and this viii help
swell the loan account. Apart from the
uncertainties mentioned the outlook for
the market is favora Bile. Railroad earn
ings are excellent. Trade is less active
and less prof bic than a year ago: but
is settling down to more normal condi-
tions. In the iron trade the process Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
peyton Makes New Confession.

the cocaine tiend, made a new confes-
sion in ST. Louis Saturday, in Which he
says lle and notorious criminal named
Mason killed john Robson in this city
ar thu. isiglli III Dec. % 1889 Peyton is
very circuinstaHtiai in his account He
SAYS he and Mason Went 70 Robson5s
Office 10 blow TIE safe, and that being
surprised At their work b. Robson
Mason Killed the contractor With a
Ratchet, when they afterwards hid un-
der bridge
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-03
nom eseek srs, Excursions.

Via the Iowa Central railway on the
first and third Tuesdays Of every
month on these dates excursion tick
cts Will be sold 10 points in the west.
northwest and southeast al the rate Of
one face Plus 81 for the round trip. Ask
any Iowa Central ticket agent for full
particulars as 10 points reached, limit
Of tickets. etc, or address George S.
Isatty q. p. and " a., Marshailtown,