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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-13
woman's Home Missionary society.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. June l3.-The eighth an
nual convention of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the Marshalltown
district conyenes in this city today and
continues over tomorrow. A program,
previously published in these columns,
which includes ar address and papers,
followed by discussions on matters per-
taining to the work of the society, will
AFFORD entertainment for the delegates.
r. Il. Van Ness. OF Marshalltown. is
president of the district organization
and Mrs. Ella G. Phillips. Of this city,
To 5.53S5
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Approved by the Bundesrath.

Berlin, June 13-The bundesrath to-
day approved the navy bill and meas
ures providing means to carry out the
projected plans, as already passed BY
! the reichstag.
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small FIRE nj Garner.

Special to Times Republican.
Garner, June 13.--Some young men
while playing base ball yesterday dis
covered smoke issuing from the barn
belonging to Mrs. ]. s. knauss. An
alarm Of fire was given, but the fire
was extinguished before the firemen
arrived. The fire was started by some
children shooting off tirecrackers in the
barn.
A number of Gamers citizens have
Just returned from land-buylng trip
to Breckinridge. MINI. They We're SO
ifavorably impressed NTH the countr,
that several of them investeu IN from
100 to $40 acres. 1t is i'll the neighbor-
hood OF Breckenridge that Hon. T. "A.
Way, OF Britt. and G. f. Stevens, OF this
city. have bought up several thousand
acres of choice land.
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LEsATIoNs ATTACKED. 4
British Diplomatic Quarters AS
snultcd and Occupants Have Nar-.
row Eacane.

Washington, June 13.-Oficial dis
patches received at diplomatic head
quarters show the rioting in Pekin has
reached an acute stage, the rioters di-
recting number of assaults against
the members of the different foreign le-
cations there. One dispatch states that
the secretary Of Belgian's legation was
attacked twice Monday and escaped af-
ter being maltreated by the mob. The
same day two officials of the British le-
cation were attacked by a large crowd.
The Englishmen drew revolvers and by
a show Of force made their retreat
without injury. About the same time the
British summer quarters, fourteen miles
from Pekin, were burned down. They
belonged to the British government,
which adds significance to the depreda-
tion.
Japan nCo-operating With Powers.
London, June 13-In regard to the re-
port that Japan is about TO declare war
on China, it is learned at the Japanese.
embassy today that the attitude of Jap
an in the Chinese crisis is to cooperate
with the European powers In the ex-
listing situation japan is not willing to
see tiny single power take the lead. The
murder of the chancellor of the Japan
| ese legation at Pekin is regarded as
1 likely to lead to serious complications.
but no decision has been reached by
| Japan az 10 what rclit.ca. measures vii,
be necessary to meet the situation.
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1hz2ll1,lq
Special to Times-Republican.
Imnorfnni Oninion.

Des Moines, June 13.-Attorney Gem
eral Remley in an opinion transmitted
to the auditor Of state Tuesday holds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-13
I,nke of Olden burR Dend

Duke OF OIden0ufR Uedd.
Oldenburg, June lS.-The Grand Duke
Of Oldenburg (Nicholas Frederick Pee
teri u dead. aged q
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SITUATION No BETTER.
Minister Conger Reports Matters
Still in . Critical State
at Pekin.
Party Opposed to Foreigners Now
in Complete Control Of Chinese
Government.
The solace Sails From Manila With
Z Reinforcements Attack on
Foreign Legations.

Washington, June 13.-AIinister Con-
ger at Pekin cables the state depart
ment that Puan, father OF the heir ap-
parent, has been appointed president OF
the -li-yamen; also that the three
other new ministers appointed are at
fliated with the party opposed to the
foreigners. On the whole, Conger re-
ports the situation not materially
changed or improved. The guards are
repairing the railway and as soon as
they arrive at Pekin it is Conger's be-
lief that the safety Of foreigners at the
capital is assured.
Manila, June 13-The hospital ship
Solace sailed at midnight with 100 ma
rines and five officers, Mai. Waller
commanding. In response to tele-
graphic request Of Admiral Kempff,
thirty marines left last week on the
gunboat Nashville, bound for Tien
Tsin. 1t is believed others will be sent
later. A supply ship leaves this week
and possibly the cruiser New York.
Hong Kong, June 13.-Orders have
been issued to the contingent of Brit
|ish troops assembled here for service
in the north to sail for Tien Tsin to-
morrow.
Washington, June 1s.-The navy de
partment was informed that the York
town yesterday sailed from Shanghai
for Che Foo. The United States con-
sui at Che Foo informed the state de-
partment yesterday of Boxer" dis
turbances at that place, but no par
ticulars were furnished. Che Foo is or
the northern coast Of shantung PENN
sula.
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Dr. Terry Murdered. \

New York, June 13.-News is received
in this city OF the murder of DR.. Edgar
G. Terry, in charge of the station OF the
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
at Tsung Hua. This is the fret irdica-
tion of trouble at Tsung Hua, which is
six miles north of the great wall, 100
miles from Pekin.
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ROBERTS N A Battle
British Leader Engages Boer Forces
Under Betha and a Hard
Fight Ensues.
The Burghsrs Put Up q Good
Fight and Are Hardly
Defeated.
Roberts Gains Considerable Ground
But Docs Not Claim . Decisive
Victory.

London. June 1s.-Roberts fought a
battle with Gen. Botha, at the end of
which, tho the British gained consider
able ground, the Beers were not beat
en-. All Is quiet at Pretoria and Jo-
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-05
= Open | q e. TO q 5aety.
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor:
II strikes me that II Is atoat time
tho Republicans OF Saline tou' y
we're MAJ inv u move toward organi.
cation md "a thi. end 7 Uoull sug.
gest that our equity c. ral Com.
mi;,ce have a mo,tin. ani agree upon
q time aud place for holding n Repub.
1ican mas- meetirD ior O." purpose Of
''grt''ux iogcthcr'' ,u q rec on some
plan that will result in n thorough or.
gsniza'iOn ~ all 'hc I,rru licans Of
Sali"c county. Thcrr "a, ver has been
o time ~hcn thrle has been ~ much en-.
couragcmrnt G,r a ite ublican to work
90 ncw Evcr,thing = coming our
way, un,i 10 Is getting To bu the proper
thin = IN this count. to be u Krpubli.
eau. I would Ike To- hear from the
Republicans Of The county ns to what
th,y u:na ~ holding such u meeting
a. irai ia ,icalcd above. Come BRO.
th"i-. vase up ana il, ~ bear from
yon 'hrou"h N. MARSHALL. RfprDLi
CAS-. the best Ec,,dh',,an paper In
Central Mo. Yours.
Fo' Party success.
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-05
Discovered BY Woman.

Another great discovery hes been
made, and that too, by o lady In this
country. "Disessef fastened its clusch.
- upon her and for seven years she
withstOOd its scvcrest tests, hut her
vital organs ere undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she c0ughel i~nccssantly, and
could not sleep. She finally discov-
cred o way to recovery, by purchss.
ing Of Us y bottle Oi W. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, and was
10 much relieve / on taking first dose,
that she slept al night; and with two
hott es, has Teen absolutely cured.
Her name IN Mrs. l.utx. Thus writes
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q. Trial LOtsles free " =. II. Frank.
Las, drug ssore, Regular else So
ava o.. Every bOts>s gaarsnssd.
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-05
PAYS TO CONSULT
A2AA0 The Best!
DIR. HILL. Ik Kla2s City S)etAls,

will give you on honest, scientific opinion Of your case free Of chsrea
Why not throw away your worthless electrical. appliances and patent nedi.
cincs and consult this learned and eminent physician = Almost ten years NO.
after graduating from one Of the leading colleges, he decided 10 connect At0-
self with some Of tho largest hospitals ~ the East where he might still pugUuo
the study Of his profession. He spent much tmc ind money in Baltimore Aod
Now York. where he completed his medical education, md Il Ia only reooo0-
able to suppose that be ID better fitted to undertake the treatment Of your oooo
than q common practitioner. II must te conceded that n who directs hio
whole tme md thought to curing u few diseases, will hecomc more prOncoot
In healing them than the no who undertakes to sure all tho diseases peculiar
Ia man. II others have failed In cur ease Il liz no reason that his treaAmoux
which embraces tho very latest and hest methods now in vogue. sh0uld fell 70
effect u permanent cure. DR.. Hin treats and guarantees o cure In tho follow.
ing described diseases: 81.
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-05
The P~ret:iest Calendar.

Hoods Sarsaparilla PrOvcrb Cal.
cndar for 1870 IL the prcttie-t We have
scrn. II Is born In front Of two little
uiris. whose fresh, sweet faces, and
dainty robes OF blue and pink form u
pleasing picture upon which to lock
during tho coming year. The Calendar
Is printed from large, plain type.and
gives valuable Information. ThcCal.
cndar Il made To stand alone or Il can
be- suspended from the wall. Every.
one will want Hoods Calendar, and
you should ask your druggist for II 1t
once. You q obtain one, II more
convenient, by sending q cents 10
stamps to G Hood Il Co., Lowell,
Mass.
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-05
Tobseeo 70 Yeass on

w. q. Fowler brought two small
plugs OF tObscc0 70 tho Hustler last
Wednesday, which vert presented 70
him o. . Christrss riff by his sister.
ln.lsw, Mrs. susan Ford. The 70.
bscco wss brought u this county by
Mrs.. Ford's father. Robert Y. Thorn.
son, when he came here from Kentucky
In 1891, a,.d In therefore over ~ yesrs
Of age. II wSs recently found st the
old Thomson homestead, where Il had
been carefully laid away In u paper,
bear Ing date Of 1872. The tobacco IN
still In . perfect state Ut prcserv sti0r.
--SlSter hustler.
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-05

The Fsrmsrs'M Mutual Fire 4 Light.
ming Insurance Company OF Saline
County, Missouri, he's been In busi.
Q for four ycsrs ending Sept 10Th,
1899. They have insured during that
time oS0o. 600 90 worth Of property In
the county The business Of The con.
psny 10 growing rapidly esch year;
every loss hes besnprompsly psid and
NO assessments made. We are the
only company doing ssricsly . farm
business In the county, " have NO
agents In tho feld, end oil spplica.
tions sre taken by directors For par.
siculsrs,c call onL HTucker, Secretary,
South Side Public Square, Msrshall.
No. Dircctors:J + Stoui5er, Proc, Nap
ton; Arthur Hupp, Msrshsll; Itobt
Smith, Miami; Henry Terrell, Elm.
wood; w = Newell, MARSHALL; + A.
Bencdick Napton; II / Gaines. Mar.
shall; W & Gaines, Slater; John
Yesglc, Marshall; $ p Houston,
Malta Bend, l. II Tucker, Mar.
shSll, Ma.
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Giain-J! GsG,s-O!

Remember that name when you want
q delicious. appctiz'ng, nonrishiny
food ar,ns To take IA" place "i coffee.
Sold D, AL groc,rs and liked b! I'll
who have used Il. Grain.O ismade o.,
pure grain, IL aids diges ton md
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stimuiau, but II health builder and
the children ~ we'll ~ thu adults, Gun
drink Il with great benefit. Costs shout
! ~ much ~ coffee. l5c and 2Sc per
package. Ask your grocer for
CrMin.O.
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0lerious usWs

Comes from DR.. D.. b. Carlyle, Of
Wsshita, 1. T. He writes: -Four
bottles Of Electric Bitters has cured
Mrs. Brewer Of scrofula, which had
caused her great suffering for years.
Terrible sores would break out on her
head and face, and the best doctors
coald give no help; but her cure 10
complete and her health 10 excellent"
This shows what thousands have
proved--,hat Electric Bitters IL the
hest blood purifier known. IT'S the
supreme remedy for eczema, letter,
salt rhcum, ulcers, boils and running
Orc IL stimulates liver, kidneys
mud bowels. expels poisons, helps di.
restion builds up the strength. Only
10 cents. Sold by p. II. Franklin,
Druggist. Guaranteed.
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-05
He Fooled the Surgeon.

All doctors told Rsnick Hani lion,
OF west Jefferson, o., after suffering
Is months from Rectal Fistule, he
would die unless . costly operation
wsa performed; but 10 cured himself
with Ave boxes Of Bucklen's Arnics
Sslve, the sureat Pile cure on Earth,
end the best Salve In The World. Is
cents . box. Sold BY =. II. Frsnklin,
druggist.
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To Exchange.

will sxohsngo . good Jersey COW,
Q rtch mixer, for . froshy0ung shOvt.
h6rA COW Aad pay s0ue di60SusA
q. N. RsaA MSrsAoA ~
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Svphilitic Blood Poison.

Not one Of the many vcneriai diseases Is - much to bc dreaded on sccoun
of It's frightful effects IN the system. aud yet none ac IN amenabc 70 treat
mcnt II taken In time Scrofula. Eczema. copwrcobred spots ON faces o.
body, soc" throat failing Of the hair aud all the symptoms attending ths ter
riblc disease ac speedily and permanently removed. II you have this loath
sOm disease and will put yourself under the treatment Of DIR. HILL he will
cleanse. purify and restore your system Ia perfect hea,hin from i5to 20 dsys
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
BEGAN WEDNESDAY,

Lord Duntlonald Led Buffers Latest Adj
vance Movement.
CHIEvELEY, Wednesday, Feb. H.
The movement northeastward began
this morning. Lord Dundonald, with
cavalry, infantry and artillery, occupied
Hussar hill, five miles north of Chieve-
ley. The infantry entrenched the hill.
General Lyttleton worked around to the
right and Sir Charles Warren in front
and to the left.
The Beers were heavily entrenced on
Hlangwane and Monte Christie hills.
A steady, independent fire, with oc-
casional volleys, was maintained for
some hours and the enemy's trenches
were vigorously shelled.
The Beers had one gun in action dur
ing the carly part Of the day but when
we began shelling they moved it across
the river. They used one Nordenfelt
in the afternoon.
Our casualties were few.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
FIGHT NEAR DORDRECHT.

Beers Driven From Their Position at the
Point of the Bayonet.
BIRDS RIVER, Saturday, Feb. H.
General Brabant's horse, 1900 strong,
commenced the march from Penyck
Thursday morning over trailless veldt
and through mountainous and tli!ti.
cult country. Early OIL Friday they
were fired upon and the firing continued
all day and well into the night, the
British clearing the Beers out Of suc-
cessive positions under a terrific rifle
fire lasting eight hours.
Toward midnight Friday the British
forced the Beers at the point of the bay.
onet from their last position, an impor.
tant one overlooking Dordrecht. The
artillery duel was continued today.
The British casualties were eight
killed, including Captain Crallan and
Lieutenant Chandler, and eight
wounded.
The British captured some prisoners
and quantity Of forage and provisions.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
BRITISH DRIVEN BACK.

Mounted Infantry Attempted to Prevent
Cronjes Escape.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Daily News
has dispatch from the Modder river
military camp dated Sunday morning,
which says:
cat dawn on Friday the Beers were
observed moving wagons along the
kopjes toward Kofyfontein. Our mount
ed infantry was sent out from Kip
drift but was driven back and the ene-
my's wagons passed.
General Knox's Twelfth brigade,
however, quickly attacked the enemy's
main body and severe fighting went on
all day over a line which was very ex-
tended: The enemy making desperate
attempt escaped owing to the serpentine
bend Of the river. The mounted infantry
suffered from the trying flank move
ment
"Our force has now been reinforced. {"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
PCPULISTS IN SESSION.

National Committee May Not ~r'cc: Il Cone
vrnti"n City at This Time.
LINCOLN, Ne.b., Feb. l9.-Thc Popu-
list national committee is i'll session
here to decide on place and date for
the next national convention. Three
cities-Cincinnati, Kansas City and
Sioux Falls, S. Dare working for the
convention. Chairman Butler said he
believed the committee would complete
it's work quickly.
"Thcre are only two things to do,'
said the senator, "na1ne date and
place, and that should not take long. AS
to the convention city thrt is purely n
matter Of finance. Whichever candi-
date makes the best guarantee naturally
will be awarded the mccting.'
"Then the Populists will go ahead in
dependent of the demands and the
proposition for fusion OIL w. j. Bryan?'
was asked.
Senator Butler said he could not speak
for the whole committee or it's probable
action. He admitted there was posi-
bility that the
but would empower him as chairman to
name both date and place, following the
decision of the Democrats.
Senator Butler said it was well known
there were differences between the COM
mitteemen as to the question Of fusion
but he declined to express his individual
opinion or forecast the outcome. His
admission that the committee might
postpone action was regarded as signifi-
cant by the pronounced middle.of the
readers, who announced that they would
fight any proposition looking to any
other than an independent Populist
ticket. Members Of the middle-o Of the
road committee declare that Bryan is
the logical candidate Of both parties,
but they prefer to first name him and
let the Democrats follow if they wish.
The name of Judge Caldwell of Little
Rock, Ark, as vice presidential posi-
biliV was frequently and favorably
mentioned.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
kELl-Y-KENNY'S HAUL.

scventv->;glit Wagons of Boer Stores
and Ammunition Secured.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch to the
war Office from Lord Roberts says that
General Kelly -Kenny's brigade Friday
captured rs wagons of stores and am
nutrition belonging to General Cronje.
following is the text Of Lord Roberts
dispatch:
'Jarol"'lal, Feb. 1850 a. m.-
General KeUy- -Kenn US brigade captured
yesterday 70 wagons laden with stores,
2 wagons of Mauser rifles, s boxes Of
shells, 10 barrels Of explosives and a
large quantity Of stores, all belonging
to Cronje's laager, which was being
shelled by our artillery when Kitchener
dispatched his messenger.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
STICKS TO HIS STORY.
Ex-Consul NIacrum VIII Furnish Evidence
Of Its Truthfulncss.

Ex-Consul NIacrum VIII Furnish Evidence
Of Its Truthfulncss.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 19.-Charles +. Mae
rum, former United States consul 1T
Pretoria, left for Washington Mt 10
O'Clock on the Baltimore and Ohio road.
Before leaving he said:
II do not withdraw a word Of my
charges against the British officials in
South Africa. If am called upon l am
prepared at any time to testify to them
and furnish evidence Of their truthful.
ness"
Mr.. Macrum is evidently delighted
over the effect Of his statement made
public last week. He says he is not 60
ing to Washington on any special mis-
sion, but wants to be on the ground to
give his testimony should it be desired.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
PLANS WORKED WELL.

Relief of Kimberley Was Accomplished
With Loss Of Fifty Men.
JAcoBsDAL, Orange Free State, Fri
day, Feb. 15.-Lord Roberts combina-
tions for the movement Of the corps
dovetailed with precision, although OBJ
stacles unforeseen had to be overcome.
The execution of his design began at 8
a. m. Sunday. General French rode
into Kimberley Thursday morning, just
when he was due according to the field
marshal's time table, having in four and
a half days marched 80 miles with artil-
lery and fought two small engagements.
The relief of Kimberley was accom-
plished with the loss Of only 30 men.
Twenty thousand infantry made splen-
did marches under a sub-tropical sun
and through dust storm to hold the
positions which General French took
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
DRAINAGE CANAL. MEETING

Red River Enthusiasts Talk Over Plans
for the Future.
FARGO, N. D., Feb. 19.-An enthusias-
tic meeting Of the Tri-State Drainage
and Canal association committee was
held here. A general executive COM
mittee was appointed consisting of DR..
r. Kelsey, chairman, White Rock; A. G.
Edwards, secretary; Mayor johnson Of
Fargo, Major Edwards Of Fargo, E. G.
Valentine, Breckenridge, Mimi, and
Fred Falley of Wahpeton. These are to
appoint vice presidents all along both
sides of the Red river valley. A mass
meeting is to be held not later than
March Is at Fargo. DR.. Kelsey said;
According to late government re-
port, Big Stone lake can spare $1,000
cubic feet per second into the Minnesota
river, thence to the NJ ,ssissippi river,
making that river navigable all year
from below St. Paul.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
ORDER OF THE RED FLAG.
Pirates Causing Considerable Trouble in
Chinese Waters.

Pirates Causing Considerable Trouble in
Chinese Waters.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l9. According
to news brought by the Cop,ic, pirates
are causing much trouble in Chinese
waters. The government seems power
less to stop their depre,1ations. '"|'',S.s' ''
During the early part Of last month,
the crew of IL steam launch from the
British gunboat Tweed, stationed near
Chuteau Shang, China, lad ltNyiN
fight with PIRATES who are known III The
Orient as the "ordcr Of the red fia&s.'
Several pirates were killed, Il number
wounded and one British blue jacket
was shot through the chest. Other
fights have been reported near Canton
and merchant vessels and boats have
been held up and robbed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-02-20
BLESSING TO UNEMPLOYED.

One Result OF the Recent Blizzard in New
York City.
New YORK, Feb 19.-The total snow
fall Saturday was seven inches. The
storm caused little inconvenience in this
city and being unaccompanied by severe
cold did not add greatly to the suffer-
ings Of the poor. Indeed the snowfall
was blessing to the unemployed, Civ.
ing work to thousands Of men in clear.
ing the streets and sidewalks.
So far $1,000 carloads of snow has
been removed. This is equivalent to
cleaning about 60 miles Of street. 1t is
claimed that this really breaks the rec
ord, only 1000 carloads of snow being
removed during the first day Of the big
snow one year ago.