Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-28

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Save the flowers FOR Decoration day.
The senate has adopted the Cuban in
Ivestigation resolution. lie, no guilty
man escape is still the demand of all
ltrue republicans.
The Bryanites Mere defeated in the
Maryland primaries and it is suspected
THAT ADMIRAL Dewey has been passing
around the cigars.
The house committee has favorably
reported Il bill requiring railroads IL
furnish the interstate commerce CON-
mission With details Of accidents. This
wou!d Keep raiiroad department busy,
but study Of such statistics by the
govsrnmeit nigh lead 10 the adoption
of reinediss that would tend 70 minis
mize them.
Hello. Sinlth-ATom Smith. OF Har-
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Ian, la. Say, tho girls are just crazy 10
know If you are engaged. 4 This is the
greeting Of the Omaha Bee
Being aroused by his Wife and told
THAT there Mas i burglar, In the house
Land asked il bnS Wasn't going 10 do
something about III, Dobley replied
Isl No. Maria. tina humane man, but II
I8tilat fellow fails over Johnny's tin wag-
| on, and steps into a toy drum. and gets
by treading on a rubber doll
! that says papa. and harks his shins
1.-The same as did when i came herein
1.-THE dark tonight, tMill he all his own
lfauit. Idon't feel called5uren 10 inter-
i5fere with my advice OF 70 offera help
ling hand. for II Won't be deserving
lease G.night."
/ The new Kansas calamity case is in
Waived in the statement that twenty car
loads Of corn from Kansas are on their
way 10 India famine sufferers.
Memorial day ought 10 be observed
Hasa quiet and patriotic event, Vel das-
3pite this many are planning 10 observe
kit as a day of amusement.
The following voluntary tribute 10
ltllis paper, is presented by the Weldon
+ .NeNs a journal published near the
Hsoutliern boraerof the state. ard which
l5fact shows that the TR is appreciate
ed in that section of the state as well
i as others: Among our exchanges. we
4 always dwell Longest with the Times
4 Republican. Of Marshalitown. The pa
i tall the news writienin the cleares and
fmost concise manner. You would d.
5Iswefl by taking this popular daily pape,
sEanriny the great political campaign Of
1000"
4 ii is believed that Mai. March anG
Col. Hare have struck Asuinaldo,s
trail If he is alive and in the field
some bright American soldier ought tx
find him. He would Win fame In doing
ESQ. Is it possible for one man of his
A stamp to cover his tracks so tina,
American skill and persistence can MOI
lEcapture him?
4 The next general eclipse Will occu,
on Tuesday following the first Monday
lin November, or on November IL
\ Smoked glass will be turned toward
4 Mr.. Bryan.
q A london item: Colonial Secretary
4 Chamberlain visited the orchid show
4 at Temple Gardens on Wednesday
There he met the Countess Of War.
wick. who asked him what he though,
Il of the prospect in South Africa.
4 Chamberlain, assuming an attitude Of
4 exaggerated reticence, answered.: =.
really don't like to say anything on the
subject. ] have to be so careful
4 But are you satisfied with the way
1.-THE war is going?:''
Yes, am satisfied but can MOI
4 say more than that"
ooh. j see, MI. Chamberlain. sweet.
lily rejoined the beautiful countess, "yor
prefer 10 keep your indiscretions 70,
4 your public speeches"
To which Mr.. Chamberlain retorted
4 Yes. perhaps they are safer there"
This little encounter and keer
sErepartee by Chamberlain is causing
much amusement in society.
4 There was dedicated Thursday 6
\ school for girls founded in the suburb.
4 Of Washington. D. c.. by the munlfi.
i cence OF Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, OF
liCalifornia. IT stands upon the summi
! of Mt. st. Adams, near where Presiden,
Cleveland had his summer residence
land oyerlookS the city and the valley q,