Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-24
+ TOPICS OF THE TIMES

Admiral Dewey says he Is q plain
farmer now. Time has chastened him
The wire clothesline was the cause of
at least dozen Aeaths last year That
number of women were struck by light
ming ana Killed while removing clothing
from the line.
So.
There are today but three bands OF
Seininoies left In Florida. SO complete
ly have these people been disinte-
grated that no tribal relations now ex-s
list between them; they have no ac-
knowledged chief, and they recognizes
no mans authority. They number
about GOO.
fon an s'ri''s O. Sopuo men ana io9Vo
mat 100 tons OF food and forage are
necessary.
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IN hoih aluallui'l' si1 came from ehss
s'iutiiiu t'eti'iuua, ana measures
Its extended arms. Perhaps Iammany
mas secured 1t for q study.
ny 5iAis'sei', 3stasts3 Doaru5 OF heaisa mas
tsry investtga tons OF the Illinois river
and tributaries, made both before and
9 tier the5oi'enlns OF the Chicago drain
age canal. Much had been said about
the injury that would result 10 the
OF Chicago sewage into them, ana for
this reason the board ordered the in
Iyostigations made. The principal thing
ldlvuigea by the Investigations is taefaet
that the waters of the lower Illinois at
least are not polluted by the flow from
the drainage canal. a complete report
/ Will be made Dec 1.
+ The trllsslan governments about to
take measures sure TO preserve various
I Kinds of trees that are In danger of ex-
termination, which is a commendable
movement that should be made in our
country.
ils iate y -. = y ~ 9''ai Was
interested IN 70 alileren' companions
anu no lei q COZ i3utelll ioteuie ol s-,o-s,-
$500. ,J6...5 a.. 4, -.
4 s'siias 'ie summer saieeinoohs sreadlns
u.is'ei = ltes ~ we - y q % ms country
pa 81 : 3 .''e - way y io's 8 .''e
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hummer .oi seiie ioMa iisaieh li'uiie'ir''
iite Nites7i ii'sils33i, sise'is upon ms siA
'ess1ss' ssar a. secretary oi she poaTu
!. iol hsallh, anu " ioulftsnsh year Us
amiss 10 say that he has grown. or is
.Esrowing, grey in the service: The board
Il Of health, the board OF medical exam
liners, of which he is also secretary,
have shown their appreciation OF his
4 faithful and NOSE earnest efforts te
serve the board and the state by re,
u any adverse votes Thereis no one nov
fconneeted with the board in any capac.
3ity that Mas n member thereof when h.
4 .sas elected. Or. Robertson, Hui. Dick.
ssed from labor 10 resi-. Their worl
n rernains and their memory is precious.
A great many Iowa statesmen are ii
a listening attitude in regard TO a cal
Ito duty.
John Howard Bryant, known as tn
farmer, statesman and poet. and
"a brother Of William Cullen Bryant. Gel
LIBERATED the ninety-third anniversary q
This birth at Princeton, ILL.,, on the END
i He is enjoying fairly good health.
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A3 democfahc paper remarks that
/, fesh outbreak IN the f'hiiippines or
rapeiiion IN Suba Wouia heip Bryar
IA "nich leads the 81. LOUIS sGiope-Den
! oefat TO say, me party lnat mas ru
~ out OF calamity sun hopes Tor assist
ance from natlona misfortune.
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