Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10

TOPICS OF THE TIMES


Is TOPICS OF THE TIMES +
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General prosperity is3 reflected in the
business q the United States patent of
nee which was larger during the fiscal
Year JUST closed han ever before tha
Hea ss'h reeeipts' having been 81. a5s. SIS .as5
lana the number of patents issued a6,-
I $40
\ bach al Nome. Ala ska, soc fees
ji9ns has yielded siI5.ooo in gold This
season.
The Chicago Railway Age says the
1 total railway miieage of the nation is
I apeui lsseyo. and that construction on
\ " road is inptngress. The track
laiti froln Jon, 70 luns 80 will be
t .'i9sti iG54 niles TEXAS leading and
/ S'Ss@ .Isslsey and Maryland bringing up
4 the rear
II. i, Wick writes ;hs T-R. from
j St.ss Hartford SAYING I'VE notice j i
II the -R ttla; rough rider clubs ars
\ being organized We believe This is go
Ing 70 Y ke. especially among the young
ms |. rs iae eoiis9try. Can you give Us
y y e list q astiel.s eessaIy IL, make
/ NJ ne fafir and w.srs thsy can bs
Epolisht. aosnpt know that there has
4 bes5s any s,st;lea plan FOR organizing
s4thssss clnbs and fitting them out. ANY
3lala tiail YOU can give us Miil be ar,-
So far8a the r-R. Is In
saf'1lte iiospisssl.ibea uniform has been
adopted.
4 Eis+crttie railv ~ trains Viii run.
from 1iiaieage to MILWAUKEE In three
hours next year. The distance is abou,
E .s. my N les on q straight line.5
one hundred and lif,y thousand
.I=ilesses aud mules have bsen lanessd III
IisssAa IN ffieia since tbs beginning Of the
4 4 81 = Silzt i9et, Nat- This demand has
\ largely held up prices fo, horses.
he 81 Louis cit9pes Democrat no-
iitss that the Democratic PLATFORM
PFC Poses - give /, ~ Philippines but
no lslaGa ssss'stllAll an extension III The
4 Nitss;ft3e dc ttine. Il seems. therefore.
81 iiIa stss Monroe prifGilfie may be IN
Isa19si'sfi ii the eastata Hemisphere. tho
this country Itself mus, be limited 10
.la:eentisuous territory
The Museattne Journal urges ,ha,
l.. Roach Of that city. be.
H bieugilt out las a candidate for congress
.iisin the seeoisd district u ursesl loo II.
lane who Will not stand forreno,nina-
.Esti9n. The journal says Of Mr.. Roach
A He Is We'll Know n aNe,Atile district and
q stEtte. He Wias q delegate 10 the recent
llifiona! convention al Philadelphia
& and has ever been one Of ths leaders ii.
rsfdlpitg3ii politics in the state, shrewd,
t}lifceful and a qaiet but wise and
& I's'SSerf.til leader. Mr.. Roach himself.
3 We u,lcs;fst and has $ teadfastly refused
Il 70 isiYe any definite anIouneeine "a
a NJ eit,set That lle could ind the Way
A ple % even consider this honor,
(which MS friends seem determined a
I3sst thrust upon him. HI has. as all
4 knoW lattse business cares which seen!
sEso stand IN ais Way and he has author
Z! gizett no advancement or statement of
MS candilacy His friends, however.
4 ana many republicans Of the district.
4 see ne latter differently. Mr. Roach
Is The man for the place and even tho
ne seems disposed to Try 10 avoid ii, ii
viii follow MIN up and be brought
him by the party. In other words, he
llbe .Roasaveited. :,
If Very damp for the human race this
morning and a damper on the ..hoss.
trace
Il ne most remarkable postal district
i IN the world is in Chicago. where fou,
4 mail carriers never get out OF one
j building -ths Monadnock skyscrap per
4 seventeen stories high and shelte,ing
Inearly 5000 people. Here these carriers
are constantly employer in delivering
5000 pieces Of mail daily. making six
4 rounds per day.
IAN allied force Of nearly 100000 SOL
4 diers Will be in China within a week Ia
a help restore order. They will consist
4 of japanese. German. Russian, Ameri4
lean, British. French and Italian troops
Portraits Of Adlal show that he has
4 cultivated Il fierce look wholly out OF
keeping yith his tame record.
d Washington correspondent says.
The memory Of man is proYerbially
short but democratic memory must be
the shortest Of the whole bunch. Only
a little more than three years ago Hon
Ada! Z. Stevenson was vice president
and as such presiding officer OF the SEN
ate, and was being blackguarded and
abused by the silver senators and the
silver press for having sold out the in
terest OF silver, which he protested t.
|belieye in, because he would not do a.