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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
Not Ltked m TSier1nany,

Berlin, Sept. 1.-The Russian PROPOSE
tion on China has made sensa ton in
Germany. The military critics of the
great German dailies say the allied
troops would have to take Pellin a sec
ond time If they should leave the city
now. IVney point out, moreover, that
Germany has refused to recognize Ii
Hung Chang, as his credentials are far
from being trustworthy.
The officials of the foreign office say
that Russia would never take its troops
out of Pekin ifsthe Japanese contingent
should remain at the Chinese capital.
The flags of the east Asiatic regi-.
ments and troops We're consecrated in
the rotunda of the Berlin arsenal yes.
terday. The east Asiaticregiments will
not receive the Prussian, but the Ger
man, colors. The words on the flags
are: For glory and the fatherla.id-
The official and semi-otiicial German
papers call the foreign papers unjust
because the latter continue TO proclaim
that the kaiser wants to annex parts
of China.
The sending OF German troops to Chi
ma has not been stopped by the latest
diplomatic developments. Five trains
crowded with German troops arrived
yesterday at Bremerhayen. where the
men embarked on the transports Darn
stadt, Palatia ard Andalusia The
three transports left the harbor imme-
diately.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
IOWA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1900

beets is far less than they at first sup
posed the acreage will be increased
many fold next year. Small boys from
the towns are hired to do the wedding
during their summer vacations, and all
the work is done under the direct SUI
pervision Of an exper. who comes from.
st. Louis Park. 1t takes from ninety to.
12O days to ripen and fully mature.
beets and as the local crop was sown
in May there is no possibility but that
every beet will be fully ripened by the
20th Samples Of the beets raised here
weigh from four to six pounds much
exceeding the ordinary size. AS sugar
.beets are being successfully raised and
manufactured into the saccharine prod
uct in. southern Minnesota, there is no
reason why they can net be raised sue
cessfuIly in Iowa. Local capitalists are
now talking of the erection of plant
of 400 tons per day capacity, to be built
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
GAR. PEOPLE CRUSHED
Twenty Exoursionists Injured iaEs
Panic Today at the Joint
Ticket ONCE.
Crowded in to Get Their Return
Coupons Woman tainted and
Panic Ensued ID
Police Save the Others by Ttmsly
Arrival-some Go to the
Hospital.

Chicago, Sept. Twenty people were
injured here today in the struggling
crowd which filled the joint ticket
agency at 253 Clark street. Old soldiers
were knocked down. women tainted
ind children were bruised and knocked
about. The place during the forenoon
became densely crowded with veterans
and others who went there to secure
thei. return coupons on the q. A. r.
encampment excursion tickets. Hun
caeas were unable to ge. thru the doors
and formed ir Indignant crowds out
side. a panic was started By . afainting
woman. When sk.s saAi % the door q
rush w2e insds 30 get into the open air.
a plate glass wsndoH ives broken and:
q ,.unbet .nJurs6 ny the Ealing glass;
The letl.e.y psoksS srowd waiting %,
GET inE:oe lnsreaaeG the panic among
those VINO wer. :rs-:nE 70 get out. A
Detail -oe police arri~ed In time to put
an end to the panic. The injured were
nearly all cared for at a neighboring
drug store, altho a few were taken to
!. tie hasnital sss..s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
r. BULLETIN.
NEWS Of

The Weather
For Iowa-Fair; continued warm to-
night and Sunday, preceded by thun-
der storms this afternoon
For Illinois-Fair and continued
warm today. Sunday and Monday.
PAGE ONE.
TELEGRAPH NEWS:
Troops Getting Out.
G. A. r. Excursionists Crushed.
Bryan Begins His Talk.
Prosperity Hard on Lawyers.
State Fair CLEANS Up 100000,
PAGE TWO
GENERAL NEWS:
Profits on Fake Fights.
Kansas Miners for Mckinley.
Illinois for Mckinley.
PAGE THREE
IOWA NEWS:
Close Call. at Clear Lake.
Gilman Elevator Burns.
Other Fires and Accidents.
Democrats Plan for the Sixth.
p.AtiES FOUR AND FIVE.
lEDITORAIL:
j. u. Stevens a Candidate.
That Express Assessment.
Stone Piles and Tramps.
Belgian Hare Craze.
Topics and Looker-On.
Sunday Reading.
| Iowa News Items.
PAGES sIN AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
/ City Teachers Assigned.
4 Central Agitates Passenger Circles.
1 Midnight Ride After a Maniac.
Death OF w. L. Read.
Local Comment and Miscellany.
P4AG L EIGHT,
IIOWA AND GENERAL:
Railroads Talk Politics.
Weekly Trade Reviews.
Big Bank Ciearings.
4 Marshalltown Mans Head Smashed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS QUIT.
convention Mt MILWAUKEE, Ends
president Presided in SHIRT Waist.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept 1.-THE con-
vention Of the National Association Of
Local Fire Insurance Agents ended to-:
day. The features Of the, session We're
the reports, resolutions and nominating
committee recommenIations,w which We're
adopted, and George ID. Markham. Of
ST. Louis, was elected president; Frank
F. Holmes. OF Chicago, secretary
fure,.
One of the interesting features of the
meeting was the action Of President
Woodworth in calling the convention
10 order yesterday, when he eSciaimed:
millions for comfort. but not one cent
for style, and straightway proceeded
to presilt in a shirt waist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
GERMAN SYNOD MEETS.
Elects officers to General synod and
Votes Down the Fire Insurance

Springfield. Ill, Sept. 1.-The district.
synod of Wartburg, a synod OF the
German Lutheran church Of the United
states, today elected the following del
egates to the general synod to be held
next year at Des Moines, Ia: Rev. Will.
liam Schuelzke Springfield; Rev. B..
Neumann. Burlington, Ia Rev. Saal
Born, Hariand, Ia; Rev William
Rosenteigle, Carthage, lit. Rosenteigle
is editor Of the ..Zionbote,' church
paper published at Greenville. o. He
read a paper on Revised Version of the
Bible which was followed by discus
sion The proposition 10 establish fire
insurance company was voted down.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
OPTICAL WEATHER FORECASTS.

Special to s-Republican
Des Nefnes. Sept. 1.-Synoposis Of
weather conditions:
The barometet, is higher over the At
lantic coast states and the low is still
central at Rapid City,
The highest pressure is 30:s6 inches at
Boston and the lowest 2s.54 at Rapid
City.
The temperature is slightly higher
sippi river and is lower in the north
west
Light showers occurred yesterday or
I last night in portions of Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, and generally fair
weather prevailed in other sections.
The following observations We're
taken at Z a. M, central time:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
STATE GOLF.
3Tournament Closes lvith Dcs Aioine,
Z SNlnner- Nlnx well n Famous plnyer

Tournament Closes With Dcs Moines
WInncr-Nluxwelln u Famous Player.
Des Moines, Sept 1.-The state golf
tournament closed Friday. The whole
day was devoted To the team matches,
and Des Moines was the winner. keo-
kuk, whose player Maxwell Won the in
divldual state championship. came out
last. combination team from Prim-3
CHAR and I.eMars took second. and Du-8
buque took third. Des Moines was far
In the lead OF all the teams. but the
other three were buched close together,
there being only twenty-eight strokes,
between them. Twsnty-six holes We're
played, and the Des Moines team made
them In 775 strokes. 1t took the next
team, the one made up of the Prim-
CHAR and LeAIars players, over 100
more strokes to make the round:
The individual playing OF the Des
Moines players was good. They all
played we'll, and their success in gain
ing the state championship for Des
Moines compensates for the loss of the
individual championship. Maxwell. of
Keokuk, played we'll, but did not come
up to his playing In the Individual
matches. The players in the other
teams put up a good game, but We're
not In II with the Des Moines team. The
showing they made was surprise to
all other teams, and even to their
friends here. The teams We're:
Des Moines-Dickinson, Windsor, w.
o. Finkbint and Robert Finkbine.
Primghar-L -ReyOnldson, VIM
terrible, Yates and Coleman.
Dubuque Tredway. Mcdonald,
Coates and Kiene.
Keokuk- Maxwell, Goodrich, Evans
( md Mcfarland.
The team championship of the state
resulted as follows:
pes Moines . s. J. {. :. !. !. !. !. 77s
{ fsrimghar- LeMars Il. .........,.. Ss:
Dubuque !. {. !. !. 1. 80. s6s
Keokuk !. !. :. J. 8St
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
ToTaIk rcn Tfmes.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept Nv. j. Bryan
left last night for Chicago and from
there he will start today on campaign
trip that will extend over the states of
Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, West
Virginia and Missouri. He vii go first
to South Bend, Ind, where he will speak
this evening. Monday afternoon he will
deliver an address at the Labor day
celebration in Chicago and in the even
ing will leave for West Virginia. He
will be three days in that state, bit
all his dates have not yet been ar
ranged. From West Virginia he Will
go to Milwaukee for a speech on Sept.
9, newt to Fort Wayne, Sept. 13. then to
Columbus, o., Sept. IA. He Will con-
clude his speaking at ST. Louis on Sept.
H.
Mr.. Bryan will deliver ten speeches
during the trip and will return to Lin
coin on Sept. To- After remaining here
two weeks he will gain start east,
speaking first at Indianapolis, ind, on
Oct. s. and from there he will go To
New York state.
+ Mr.. BRYAN refused to be interviewed
concerning his plans further than the
indianapolis engagement. He expects
the democratic national committee to
arrange the New York dates, and it is
understood that New York City. Roeh-
ester. Buffalo and Albany will be IN
| l.cluded in the itinerary. MIR. Bryan viii
tprobably devote the major portion oi
/ October in the east and Will thenfturi
| his oratorical batteries toward the
Il y i 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
IOWA CITIES CENSUS.

35,e54. u Gain sioux
ty833,l1I, a Loss of Twelve Per
Cent.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 1.-The Gems
sus bureau announces the population
of Davenport, Iowa, to be 35.254, against
'26,S12 in 1880, an increase of 3l,19 per
cent; and the population of Sioux City.
Iona, to be as,111, against 1896 in 1880.
q d ee.reasss of - 40 per cent. ssssss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
7nz2zls,4>1Q z
AN ELECTRICIAN KILLED.
Failing Motor at Mason City Crushes
an Empioye.

Il <At asoA SAhS "a A6lACo
an Employe.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Sept. Nv. H. Brown,
an electrician, was killed today by be-
ing crushed by a failing motor weigh
ing four tons. il was being moved into
an upper room. He was one of the old
est employees of the electric company.
The Grinncll News.
Special to Times-Republican
Grinnell, sept. 1.-George Proctor, a
former resident of Grinnell but now of
LeAIars, isE a Grinneli VISITOR and Will
remain over SUNDAY. Mr.. Proctor is en-
gagged inSthe implement trade.
John G. Powell and wife and Burdette
Stove have returned from the Chicago
eneampment. and agree that it vac a
great gathering.
The September term of court will
convene next Tuesday, Judge Clements
will preside.
4 Th fall term of collegs begins Sept. "
The public schools open Monday next.
Rev. q. E. Morphy will conduct union
services in the stone, church Sunday
evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
ANOTHER KENTUCKY EPISODE.

al Charge is knifed by Assatlants.
London. KY. Sept. l.scott Stanley.
tried before Judge s.Anherry this morn
ing on a aerimina. e.asgs. was acquitted.
and On leaving li,e eo.,r; room Stanley
was attacked by Grant Hamilton, John
Peters and Abe Black and received
knife wounds in the back from which
he will probably die. All the parties are
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
.BRYAN'S Talk BEGINS
Bryan Arrives in Chicago Without
Incident-Trip Across Iowa
BY Night.
Few Shouts at station-Goes to
Democratic Headquarters and
on to South Bend.
Will Talk Ten Times. Returning
Sept 15-Will Start Out Again
October 3.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. Nv. j. Bryan ar
rived here over the Burlington this
morning. The route from Lincoln was
unannounced. and as the
journey occurred during the night there
We're no demonstrations on the way. AT
a few places at which the train stopped
Bryan was recognized by those about
the station, who either called for a
handshake or set up a shout. Bryan
was escorted to the democratic head
quarters, where he met Senator Jones
and other officials of the committee. re-
naming with them until he left for
South Bend, where he will speak to-
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
s,evcnson,s lIlinois iouto.

Chicago, Sept. 1.F-Gen. stevenson $
itinerary thruout Illinois is as folloWs:#
Joliet, Sept. 10; streator sspt. II; : VAN.
dalia, Sept. II. East 81. Louis. Sept ls''
Havana, Sept. IA, Rock Island, sept.
Is The Hon. James Todd viii accom-
tpany Mr.. Stevenson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01

agement will keep faith with its patrons
by providing a much better. fair another
year Better provision viii be made for
the display of exhibits. This year there
was insufficient room in many classes,
and things were crowded together in a
manner that interfered with the best
display. All these things will be cured.
The attractions another year will be- OF
IA higher order, because the manage
ment will have more money 10 spend
and more confidence in the results OF
providing high- priced entertainments.
This year the management had but one
successful year TO go on and did not feel
like running the risk of getting into
debt again. They Went as far as they
dared 10, but there Waa some limit to
What could be done. Another year thsy
| Will not only have the money but the
| leXperience Of another successful fair
The people Will always get just what
7Ettisy demand and are, willing Y: pa, for.
4 Ii they demand high grade fair and
4 demonstrate by their patronage that
5Tthey are willing to pay for it, as they
ihave the past two years. they will get
fit A great many people come to the
lfair year after year, and it is their only
Iouting their only pleasure trip. The
y
lin Ioes Moines and en the fair grounds
4 PRIMARILY the fair IS for these people,
/! and their tastes and desires are TO bs.
|censIdered first.
The people of Des Afoines have taken
,Imore interest in the rair this year than
flor several years before. They gave it
3Ibetter attention in every Way. But still
lit is an old story to them, and If the
l5sruth were known. half the people Who
glgo out from the city go for the enjoy
4 ment they get out Of seeing the country
peo1,le taking in the fair for all they Ire
iwarth. Some of the tiloughtless ORES
Hook upon the country people with rida-
Icule and laugh atlttl.r uncitified Ways,
q but the better classso of people Go nothing
|of the sort. They get pleasure out OF
seeing the hard working farmers and
4, their families enjoying this exposition
4 of the greatness of Iowa WHICH they
! have helped TO create. The fair belongs
to the farmers because it is an asrieul-
81 Itural fair in spite &c the modern re-
81 es;irenlents 70. all sorts of entertain
) lnents ar, s.dsshows of every conceive
sIshsa quality. Some Of these sideshowS
1 ara raid 10 have bean rotten in the ex-
l.re1ne, altho tils management did lis
- lbeatato keep otit eXeisYthings That vas II
!. i.day way disreputa bic or unworthy
: They even went 10 the extent Of shut,
{ ting out the so-oalied hop a'e dealers
/ Hop ale 10 a malt plepafasion which
s cortains practically TO alcohol at all
r 8b,It looks ard tastes Ike lager beer. Fo
several years it has beer sold on th'
state fair grounds under the name o
!, matt. and many of the persons VIII
: drank it did so because they thought j
was beer and could not tell the differ
g ence.
In the exposition building numerous
) signs We're displayed Which read az fol
: lows. No Smokeing Allowed. I. Just VIII
!. is responsibie for this orthographS ha'
Z not yet appeared, but 1t was quite gen
erally commented upon by the visitor
( Ito that building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
DEUTSCHLAND BEATS IT AGAIN.
Again Breaks All Records for Eas
lsunning Between England ans

Running Between England and
United Stntes.
New York, Sept 1.-The steamer
Deutschland, of the Hamburg American
Zine, has again eclipsed all previous rec
ords for fast trans Atlantic travelling.
She has broken ca stern and western rec
ords. Her time on the voyage just end
ed was five days. twelve hous and twen-
ty-nine minutes between Cherbours and
Sandy Hook light ship. At noon on the
3lst she passed the record for the fastest
.day'srun, making 5s4 knots, an average
speed of 90. o. knot 81 per hour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
strikers GO to Work.

Cleveland, o., Sept. 1.-six hundred
longshoremen who went on a strike at,
the Erie railway ore docks several days.
ago returned to work this morning.
pending a settlement OF their grievs:
ances by arbitration K S III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
Rnnk Reserv,e.lsI....

New York, Sept. 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows surplus reserves to
have increased s3.1ss.550: loans. de-
creased s55s,3oO. deposits, increased 81
1870. 500, The banks now hold $27. .c7S, ,475
in excess Of the legal requirements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
Arre.ted for Seduction.

Fsldora, Sept. l.Haryey Gable waa
indicted by tins grand jury and his I'D =
rest accomplished yesterday. on the
charge of seductioli. Crissy Babcock is
the complainant She gave birth to a
child some time ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01

OTIS GETS A SNAP.
VIII Be Commanding OMoer Of 0e.
parImenI of the LAX es.

Washington, u. C.. Sept. Gen. Otis
has been selected 70 Ill! the post of COM
manding officer of the iepartmen mt Of
the lakes to be made vacant next Mon.
day by the retirement of Gen. Joseph
NYTileeIer XII
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
Cotton NILS shut Down

Fall River. Mass. Sept. ~ Forty -four
cotton mills. operated by twenty four
corporations. shut down today until
Sept. 10. The mills employ 1ls 500 hands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
Princes. Wants divorce.

Berlin. Sept. TIE = ,sssarded here as
inevitable ,ha. 3 seea. separation viii
take place 5etveer Princess Albert OF
Anhalt. granddaughter Of Queen Vic
tolia, ard Ter husband.
She seut 10 the United States last
spring :.lder the title of Countess OF
AIunsteroesg, and has not yet retoined
her Spouse.
II aas long been known here that their
lilarr!sa life was not happy, and owing
20 the .nsavcr. reputation OF her hus-9
baad popular sympathy would be alto-.
gelher On her side ~ere 1t not for her
English birth. English training and
English way of looking ut every thing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
BRIDGE GAVE WAY. J
Precipitatlne 81 Head of Cattle In
the stream Many Crippled.

Special to Times Republican.
Ciarinda, Sept. Late Thursday
evening. as ex- Sheriff Luke Akin Was
driving fifty-.ix head of stock catIle
in crossing bridge over .he East river.
three miles east OF town, the structure
gave way. preoipi,auane twenty three
head OF cattle to the stream below.
some twenty-ss~sn feet. None were
killed outright, b,;t several were fear
fully crippled. necs.sttssinE killing
them. The ortage wAs an old wooden
lana uncovered or,e .nc had been cons
Isidered by many rs unsafe for some
time. The county officials are making
Ia prompt settiame.. With Mr.. Akin
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
ESGLASD DEilBElsArEs.
Not Yet Ready TO Declare Its Position
on Chtnexe Sttuntlon.

London. Sept. 1.-THE foreign Office is
apparently not yet ready TO publicly de-
clare Great Brtain's position in the
present Chinese situation. but all indi-
cations tend to confirm the belief that
Lord Salisbury favors the principle cou-
tanned to the American Russian rropo-
sails, that he may have some modiflca-
ton to suggest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
WILL WAIT KEANE's RETURN.

Nothing to BE Done About sioux City
Diocese Untii Then.
Washington, Sept. lit is learned
from an official source that nothing def
mite concerning the creation of Sioux
City Iowa, as Il diocese will be done
until after Archbishop Keane's return
from Europe. Father John Carroll, of
Dubuque, is s,aid to be the probable ap-
.pointee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
Rioters Arrcssed .

Akron, o., Sept. THE authorities 10
day arrested twelve workhgmsn NhOs
are alleged TO hovs taken part r. elas y, 4
riot lat wesa 3ssS Ss.s s.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
TROOPS GETTING OUT
Japanese Troops Are Withdrawing
Americans Have Been Ord.
cred to Do So.
England Not Yet Ready to Declare
Her Position and Germany is
Kicking.
Reports From Shanghai Indicate.
England Has Promised to Op.
pose Dismemberment.

London, Sept. 1.-The following was
received from Annoy under date of Au-
gust 81:
Japanese landing parties have with
drawn from here and at Kulang Fu
Only eighty marines remain ashore.
These and sixty British marines landed
4 August 80 and will presumably be With
drawn shortly. japanese troops on the
way here from Formosa have been or
dered to return
ENGLAND TO OPPOSE IT.
Reports Indicate sllc Has Promised
losOppose Dismcmbermcnt.
London, Sept. According to reports
from Shanghai Great Britain has fur
nished the viceroys of Nankin and Ha-
kow with strong guarantees against the
reported intention of the dowager em-
press to supercede them on account OF
alleged pro-foreign tendencies, and the
guarantees are also said to include ops
position to all attempts to dismenbei
China. The imperial court, it is report
ed, remains at Tai Yuan Flu, the capita
Of Shan ST. afraid to move owing to
stories of Chinese troops ravaging the
country far and wide and even murder,
Ing the imperial officials who have beer
trying to join the imperialfugit court
The dispatches further assert that the
German legation will be established a
~ Sh pfyf1 all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
Two Boyv Nl'is.lng,.. 4

Cedar Rapids. Sept, 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
u N. Freeman oS 1926 First avenue are.
over the continued M ab-s
q their two sons. Franz agsd 40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
SSGRIscONi WINS.
Defeats Margar

Dcfents Margaret curtis In Womcn's
Golf olfChalnptonsltp rodny
Southampton, Sept. 1.-Nliss Frances
Griscom, of Philadelphia, won the wo-
mems golf championship today by de-
lfeating Miss Margaret Curtis, OF Bos-
ton, by six UP. With four to play.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01

AAiE.RICA-N7 l.EA5Il y.
indianapolis %. Milwaukee 2.
Detroit S, Minneapoli
Kansas. City 1-3. Cleveland s-4,
STANDING OF THE Il IA Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
germany sticks tolt.

Berlin, Sept. Semi officially it is
feaffirmed that Germany, now as here
tpfore, s.6hsres III th: program mapped
out in the circular of July ;, then ap-
proved by all the powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-01
'a.lague sufrcu crs Improving,

Glasgow, Sept. 1.-The health officers
issued notification TO the effect that
another plague suspect was admitted to
the hospital this morning. There are
now eighty three persons under obser-
yation. Some Of those lrst AFFLICTED
With the disease are lmpioying.