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dy last season, viii be the 3 I traction 3,

o. = -
dy last season, will be the attraction at
the. Opera House next Friday evening,
October 8. The story Is said to be q
pleasing mixture OF fun and sentiment
founded upon the quarrels of n fussy
young couple and the effort, Of the pa
rents to cause them to Cease quarrellng.
In order to demonstrate the folly, OF 1t,
the old people pretend to quarrel In the
presence Of the children. However, the
pretcnse OF ,quarreling Is carried a little
too far, and 1t comes near 70 resulting
seriously to the loving old couple. BE
cause She Loved Him So" Is an adap-
tation from the French by William Gil!
lette. author Of Secret Service, TOO
Much Johnson" and other well known
plays. and while Of French origin lis
without the slightest trace Of impro-
priety. s. rs
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Lost on Miserable Fielding.

CHICAGO. Oct, LIST. Louis miserable
fielding allowed the locals to win easily
to-day. Chlcagos latest find pitched n
credltable game for starter, and. al
though batted rather freely. kept the hits
well scattered. Attendance, LOO. Score:
RHE
Chicago .......1 o o / o o o. III Z :
st! Louis $40 1 0 20 l o. 0 S
Batteries. Eason and Donahue: Jones
and Crlger. Earned runs, st. Louis l,
Time, Isl. Umpire, O'Day.
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carrick Lost His Bearings.

NEW YORK., Oct. l.-carrick was the
cause of New Yorks defeat at the hands
of tho Phlladelphias to-day. He lost bis
bearings In the third and before he got
settled again the visitors had three runs,
more than enough to win. Score:
Ezfy57T fESi5' - r. n r II L
Philadelphia 10 IA 90 o o 0 o--5 ii 2
New York 80 o % 90 0 o o. 10 2
Batteries. Donafiue and Mcfarland;
Carrlck and Grady. Earned runs. New
York 4: Philadelphia 2. Time. I'D At
tendance. 800. ~ ---------- - -. = I
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
IA MEN WANTED-By jewclry manu-
facturers: salary and expense guaran-.
send money order for 81 7J for sample OF
ElEin or Waltham. full Jewel. li-k filled
watch. retailing at sos with privilege of
rcturning): guarantee for IS years in
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO.. Milwaukee. Wis je3O
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Decrease In National Debt.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 1.-The
monthly statement of the public debt
shows that at the close of business Sep
TENDER 20. 1900. the debt, less cash In
the treasury. amounted to sl,l06, 1851.
which Is decrease for the month OF
s6,122,4 35. This decrease Is accounted
for by the Increase In the cash on hand
and the redemption Of per cent bonds.
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5 COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. LA threat
ened race riot at Georgetown has been
averted without the aid of the military
The trouble grew out of the arrest OF
negro for killing white man. Mayor
Morgan cleared the streets and stop
ped the sale Of liquor.
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"lT was almost n miracle. Burdock
Blood Bittcrs cured me OF terrible
breaking out all over the body. am
very grateful" Miss Julia FIlbridgc,
West Cornweii, Conn.,,
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PROCESSES.
BIDS FOR COAL.
waEELtsla. ". "a. Sue %. .lsoo:8.

WHEEL!siG. W, Va. Sept 20, 'lpoo.{li
ot.iec otCie-k OF Bonrd os Education,
Say no. - Fourteenth Street,
.Flcs Will be received NJ Tho office OF the
clerk OF tic board OF education until
MClregday, October 10. at u nj. for fur.
nisl!t'iE c'eGl Coal. cstsa and slack for tho
Public octadsos iie city OF Wheeling for
the ensuing schpol scar.
Bids sill 30 Sccciyed fo- furnishing coal
for III The srhpolS, ny we'll as 10 each SUBJ
district separately. The contract VIII be.
awarded ito tue lowest lpsppn9!ble bidder
employing union labor, Tho board re-
Ferycs the right TO reject any or all blds.
WALTER H. HALL
scfG-2s.cce-f-isS ial fas Clerk.
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PERSONAL.

WTlDoWER. l6 YEARS, YOUNG, NO
w incumbrancc. nice home, income
loo yearly, property $4,000, wants wife
who will appreciate Kindness. bank refcr-
cnces. MIR. WILL, Box ll6S. Chicago, Ill.,
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MONARCH over pain. Burns, cuts.
spralns. stlngs. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclcctrlc OIL. At any drug
store.=2. --. -.
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STEINWAY Square Piano, good con-
dition, only sl2a, as 5i n \
r. w. BAuMER co,
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Opening to-day, swABAcKER's.
THE RIVER.
River Telegrams.

The MARKS at 9 p. m, Monday, showed
Inches and stationary.
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GENERAL. NOTICES,
EXEMPTION OF DoNDS OF ELEC-
I'm ------ TRlC LlGIlr LOAN - -

EDEMTTION OF NONDS OF ELEC-
IN TRIO LIGHT LOAN.
The holders OF the above named bonds
are hereby notified that the following
numbers have been called. namely; 81, q.
o. IS and s., OF one hundred dollars each;
Nos. lS3, 10, l?b, LOG, l66. 1873. III. 1911, liz,
each; No. aOS, OF one thousand dollars. and
nrc payable October ]. 1900, ut which dale
they Will cease TO bear interest bonds
and coupons Will be paid ut tho Bank OF
the Ohio Valley. =
6g F'l COMMISSIONERS OF THE
sell ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
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The Carroll Club Junior bowling league
opened yesterday afternoon with the
Crickets taking three games from their
old time rivals, the LoyalIsis. Score:
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Opening to-day, sWABAoKER's.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

C.1S AIGHT BONA EIDE
~ i q weekly salary paid direct from
pablo men and women TO represent us
appointing agents; rapid promotion and
Increase salary. New brilliant lines.
BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Conn.
.H.. ocl b
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANp1NG OF cLnBs.


Boston 4, Brooklyn 8.
Brooklyn s: Boston o..
Philadelphia. 5, New, York 2
"a ( =. chlcagosa. St. Louis. Z.
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Carroll Club Junior League,

umplre-Dlebrugge.
Ecorers-Wain and Hannah.
To-night-0sceoias VIZ. All AiIkes.
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NTANTED-LADYs STENOGRAPHER,
w one with some knowledge OF hook
keeping preferred. Address 2. 0, Box Isl,
City, - = ,,n"Is
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JAMES A. HENRY

Real Estate agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No, isi2
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WANTED.
Tenth and Main Sis. U.s..

WANTED-Cook AND UPSTAIRS
Nv girl; reference required. Apply at
No 81 Fourteenth street. ser
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M ANTED-GoOD LADY AND MAN
w canvasser. II you arc not worth SIS
per week. do not answer. Address Box .,
care 1ntelllgencer Office. sells
Observation-Disclosures AND EN-
w ERGETIC statesmen to sell the we'll
eating Oils 10 the consuming trade on
commission. Apply to DIETERICH8
yAtVE-OLEuM OIL CO.. CO.. Garfield
building. Cleveland. Ohio. LACY
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FOR SALE.

JToR s.t1lE-HANDsoaiE FAY HORSE.
L, '7e!Sht about 1870. age, 4, suitable for
surrey. procer's or butchers wagon. not
afraid " cars. Enquire at HARPER q
BROS, jit6 Nltn street. ~ 'ocis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
WILL HOLD 25o,o POUNDS.
Great Wool Ware House TO he Erect
eaa NJ Relic E0urcIe.

Belle Fourche. s. d.. March 6.-Work
on the new wool warehouse which is to
be erected in this city by the Northern
Black Hills Cooperative Sheep Asso-
citation will commence just as soon as
material can be obtained. a. II. Mar
Bile. chairman of the finance committee,
states that already sufficient money
has been obtained for building the
house. Its capacity will be 250OOO
pounds of wool.
Resolutions We're passed by the
Sheepmens Association in this city
last week against the bill now pending
in congress pertaining to the leasing OF
public lands by private individuals or
local corporations. 1t was held by res
olution that the bill would make it
possible for a few persons or companies
| to get exclusive control of the best
grazing lands. which would seriously
block the future development of the
west Furthermore, the bill would
place into the hands of one person. tht
secretary Of agriculture, the leasing ol
all such lands. The resolutions Were
| passed unanimously against the bill
and steps were taken to place the mat
| ter before the state representatives II
| congress. The next meeting OF the as
/ sociation will be held April II in thi
] city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
No BO[RS IN natal
Butler Reports the British Posses
sions Now Cleared Of the In.
vading Burghers.
Gatacre Enters Stormberg and is in
Railroad Communication With
Colesburg..
The Beers Driven Out or Dordrecht
British Pouring Into Free
State.

London, March 6.--The Beers in
treat to Orange Free State. The pos
session of Stormberg puts Gatacre in.
railroad communication With Cen.
Clements at Colesburg, for tho the
Beers partially wrecked the railroad, II
is understood it can be quickly repaired
and thus entrance of additional British
troops into the Free State viii be
greatly facilitated. The position gained
by Brabant at Dordrecht is reported to
be exceedingly strong. Whites garri-
son has begun to leave Ladysmith and
is arriving at Mooi river camp, where
the troops will remain several days af-
ter which they will go further south.
They are emaciated and exhausted and
say the road to Colenso presents scenes
that exceed in horror those depicted in
Dante's Inferno" Dead men and ami
mails are lying mutilated and purified
in the trenches formerly occupied by
the Beers and fill the air with sickening
stencil In cases where hurried burial
was attempted the rains have washed
the earth away and out of the earth
stick ghastly legs and arms of dcac
burghers.
A dispatch from Osfonten says tha1
according to Boev prisoners another
important British success will cause
President Steyn to flee to Pretoria
leaving provisional government a
Bloemfontein, which is likely to max
peace overtures
Recent rains have afforded Robert
good grass and copious supplies hav'
reached him.
GATACRE ENTERS sTORMBERdi
Srerkstrom, March 5.-Evcning- Cat
acre entered Stormberg unopposed 70
day. The Beers destroyed the railwa
approach, but the station was left IN
tact.
London. March The war Office ha
received the following from Roberts:
"Osfontein March 6.-Gatacre oceu
pied Stormberg Yesterday The lines Q
railway west will now be repaired. Gel
Clements is at Jouberts siding stauoI
beyond Colesberg. The duke of Mari
borough, with the oxford company z
imperial yeomanry, left Cape Town 10
Naauwpoort.
Butler reports Natal now praeticall
clear of the enemy and that lie cam,
hear of any formed body of them any
where The Roers left some ambt
lances full lof their sick, from when u
mules have been taken for transpol
service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
President OF Philippine Commission
Tells of McKinley.s Attitude.

Cincinnati. O., March Ga compli-
mentary dinner given last night at the
Queen City Club TO Judge William III
Taft, recently appointed president of
the Philippine commission by his
friends and reiehbors was unique in
its elegance and good VIII. A hundred
substantial citizens who took this meth
cd of bidding farewell to their friend,
Eineluded the repre- sentative men Of cin-
ieinnati. NJ f. ingalls, president of the
Big Four Railway Company, presided
as toastfnaste!'. .hfter reading letter
| Of regret from Secretary of War Root,
| he spoke in a happy vein of Judge Taft
land introduced Judge William r. Day
lfermeily secretary of state. Governor
George X. Nash followed Judge Day
land was in turn succeeded by Judge
Judson Harmon. the attorney general
lunder cleveland.
4 He eagsed some surprise when he
STATED that one OF the best qualifications
of Taft was the fact that he was not an
eXpansionist
Judge Taft followed and spoke for
about an hour, devotng much tinle tc
slhis associates OF the Cincinnati bar
with feeling words Of thanks for tff
4 Itributes of his friends Coming to tbs
topic of the Philippines, he sad:
The commission is not organized. IL
members have never conferred 20
getfsr. / speak, therefore for nlyseI
& alone. | ann iot now and never nav,
BEEN an axpansionist | have aIJay:
hoped that the jurisdiction of our ma
ton would never extend beyond ih'
territory beyond the two oceans W.
have not solved all the problems o
popular government 50 perfectly as Il
Justify our Voluntarily seeking NOR
difficult oRes abroad do not think j,
. this instance We haze vciuntarf.,
tsought them Circumstances beyon,
s. our control the sequel Of the Spanisi
war have thrust on us the responsible
lity for the future government of th
Philippines. have 10 deal With Tn
situation as ii IS and whatever III
IcauS. II it. the question nov is, wha
are We 10 do TO meet the prasant needs
! The high and patriotic purpose of th
president in the present inneture is t
give the people Of the Philippine is
lands the best ciyil government whic
he can provide with the largest meas
ur. of self government consistent Wit
stability.
He seeks only the welfare af tn
Filipino and the betterment q his con
ditiel. The incidental benefits TO III
! trade of this country arising from III
new relations must BE- made suhservt
ent to the interests of those Who hay
become our wards This IS MS cbars
to the rev commission. With his pun
pose thus defined, have the deepe!
= sympathy
e The presentation Of handsome 81
=. Yer loving cup TO Judge Taft close
:, the exercises.
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7nMslhu<Q
NORMAL BILL WINS
A Motion to Consider Carries. the
Whole Question is Resurrected and
Measure is Passed.
Special to Times Republican.

+
Special TO Tnlas Republican.
Des Moines. March 6.-The normal
school bill was brought up in the house
this morning and a motion to reconsider
its defeat carried, IS to 3S. The vote by
which the bill went to it's third reading
was then reconsiaered; also it was open
for amendment. This was done so as
10 afford another opportunity to get rid
of the Knoxville amendment. Payne Of
Appanoose, Offered an amendment de-
creasng the bond required of towns
from $25, 900 to $4,000, and increasing
the distance from the center of town II
which the school might be located at
from two to two and one-half miles and.
striking out the Knoxville amendment.
allowing the use of a state institution
| for IL normal school. This provoked
debate which lasted until the noon ad
journment. Warren, Eaton and Temple
opposed Payne's amendment, while BY
ers supported II The house adjourned
| until ~. m. without a vote. Friends Of
1.-The bill are divided in their opinion as
Ito whether it viii pass or not.
| The house passed thu senate bill to
consolidate the state library and the
| historical department.
The resolution to adjourn March Il
was amended To read March 20 and then
| laid on the table.
4 LYMAN of Poweshiek, introduced a
! bill repeating the law passed two years
4 ago legalzing the collection of usurious
4 interest by building and loan associa-
tions.
/ The senate spent the forenoon in dis
cussing the landlords and tenants bill
for the protection of grain dealers liens
on crops. and a bill by Cheshire to cut
a strip of ground off Governors square
fora street. Neither bin was passed.
Later-The Normal School bill passed
the house by 30 TO 81, With the Knoxviil,
amendment still in. Payne's amend
ment was defeated.
t Canton, S. ID. March 6.-Judge Wiggin
: one of the oldest and best known citi
: zens OF Lincoln county. is dead n
: underwent an operation early last week
/ but never rallied from the shock. Th
: funeral will be held Tuesday from tn
: deceased's nome in South Linn town
a ship.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
FORTY Miners Killed
Explosion of Gas in West Virginia
Mine Causes Half Hundred
Deaths.
Seventy Men Entombed With Little
Hope Of Any Being Rescued
Alive.
Forty Dead Bodies Removed From
the Misunderstanding Scenes
Witnaccod

Montgomery, X Va. March s.-By
an explosion of gas in the Red Ash
mines this morning seventy men We're
Imprisoned Twelve OF the men have
been rescued, five of whom We're dead
and the others are in a critical condi-
ton. The others are in the mine with
TO hope OF relief.
Later-Forty dead have now been
taken out and the rescuing party is
still hard at work. The scenes of dis
tress about the mines are beyond de-
scription.
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GET AID FROM ROCKEFELLER.
Newton Theological Seminary \
NNercd u Donatton,ol 100000.

Boston. March s.-At the meeting Of
the Baptist Social Union last night it
Was announced that John ID. Rockefel-
ler had offered TO give sl5o,0oo TO the
Newton Theological Seminary, provided
that a liks sum be hereafter raised by
the institution.
Newton Theological Seminary has no
special connection With the Boston Bap-
tist Social Union. It is. however the
only Baptist theHiogieal seminary in
New England, and. as the seminary has
b8en a work for TWO Years 10 raise a
large amount ri money q enlarse its
work ana has asked the union for con-
Etlibutions, vas thought fitting q
make b. announcement Of the good
news AZ las, nights meeting
II WAS said that the seminary lrustees
haya already practically raised tbs neg
sSsary sl5ecoo 10 seeare The Rock feiler
aiFt
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s. y. capt. Johnson. I. s. w. and ssx-
erai passe ngars. Including William Bels-
cough. the artist for Harper's Weekly
The Warren made stop Of ten days
at Guam to permit gen. .M-hee ler to nlalse
an investigation Of the government ss-
tablished there by Lieut.. I-eary
The Warren brings the news from
Honolulu that of the three suspected
cases of plague reported on Feb. 20 bu'
loiae proved 70 be genuine plague. ane
when the Warren left Honolulu the au-
ithorities We're Of the opinion hat tlt
plague had about died out. tho every
prscautian was beirg taken 70 eontins
any fresh outbreaks.
The Warren was ordered 70 quaran-
tine. but may BIZ rel leased today
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
THE CABINET MEETING.
Hawaiian Council authorized to ES-s
pend 100000 in suppression of

washington. March s. st the cabinet
meeting today the recommendation q
the Hawaiian council that they be at-
thorized - eNpend $500 200 in suppres-
sion Of the bubenic plague and in the
relief of the distressed natives was for
Imally approved Some doubt is eN-
pressed as 10 the authority Of the Ha-
waiian council TO make this expendi-
ture. but the opinion is unanimous that
tbs gravity OF the situation justified
l.that course. and the neassary directions
isyyiit be Forwarded {. | once. Porto Rican
ipastal affairs We're also considered. a
large part Of the time Of the meeting
was taken up With a discussion on the
! Porto RiCan bin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
IT, BULLETIN.
NOTICE Il NEWS OF TODAY.
rhc weather.


For owa-Fair tonight and wednes.
day; colder in the east and central to-
night. warmer Wednesday afternoon
or night.
For Illinois - Fair tonight and
"Wednesday and colder tonight. With a
cold wave in the extreme south.
-, -, 80, >.r.,..
49, 80, :, ~ - lans - = =
- ;. ~. ~. W., ,-;at.;.
taDan, ph,,a,an ana alaer W nn, ,s,aa
,,,,,a
me- me rlpe5eaihgs ,', Ss.,, ~ congress
af;na I.a,.,,o,. =, ~, 1s-ast ! v;rs.;,,;,
m,
At No.
TELEGRAPH AND GENERAL:
1srltalil lsls W var fSuoset
Mckinley Produces Philippines Rec
ores
News ol ene Day
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
Suspect Arrested for Robson Murder
Millla1ns Nlns Siancer SUIT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
Fierce Campaign in Omaha.

Omaha Neb. March 6.-The oitter-
ness which has been a characteristic
feature of the city campaign has
reached such a pitch that the police
power and the state authority vestedin
The persons Of deputy sheriffs Will be
pltted against each other in the city
election tomorrow. The democratic
managers have been Instrumental IN
having a number Of deputy sheriffs
sworn in while the republican admin
istration Will control the special police
men on duty at the polling places. open
flostilities are expected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
Muscatinc Election.

Muscatine. March 6.--At Yesterday :
municipal election Barney Schmidt,
democrat. was elected mayor over Dr.
oliver. republican, and democrats Were
elected TO the offices of treasurer and
assessor police judge and wharfmas-
ter-ali tie offices on the ticket. Dem
ocratic aldermen We're elected in three
Of the four wards, but by reduced ma
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
GoEBEL SUSPECTS TRIAL.

Harlan Whitaker Examined as to
His Connection With the Murder.
Frankfort. March 6.-The court house
vas packed today at the examining
trial oc Harlan Whitaker for assassi-
mating Goebel. The prosecutor was as
sisted by Col l.. c. Campbell. of New
York. All the witnesses today We're
Ethose parties patins in Whittakei's ar
rest, including detectives. who told
startling stories. The defense did not
cross examine any witnesses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
Eight killed in Philippines.

Washington, March 6.-Otis cabled
the war department today a list OF
casualties in the Philippines. compris-
ing eight killed and twenty-five
wounded Among those killed was
FIRST Lieut.. Edgar F. Koehler, Ninth
Infantry, who met death at Tinuba or
March 4. He was nataive OF Illinois
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
The Ho,,se.'

Washington, March 6.--The house to-
day. without preliminary business, re-
sumed consideration of the Aldrich-
Robbins contested election case from
the Fourth Alabama district. which
was taken up last Friday. Robbins.
sitting member who is democrat,
took the floor for an hour in defense of
his right TO the seat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
refuse to Repeai G oebel Law.

Frankfort, Ky. March 6.-The house,
by party vote. killed the bill intro
duced by Representative Hasweii, re-
publican, which proposed the repeai OF
the Goebel election law and TO suDstl-
tute for 1t the law in force at the time
of its passage and under which the
election machinery was in the hands OF
county Judges.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
FOR A PACIFIC CABLE.
,..e >sva, Annirs COMMITTEES Rcc-

Senate Naval \ tfnfrs committee ISec-
ommends Passage OF the Eli.
Washington, March 6, The senate
coinmitte'on naval affairs today or
d.sred a Favorable report upon the bill 10
construct a cable TO Manila by Way OF
Honolulu. Midway ISLANDS and Guam II
10 be under the direction of the navy
denartnent ard TO be a government ca
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-06
WILL NOMINATE DEBs.
National Convention of Socialist
Dem ocrnt e Party.

Indianapolis. March s The first ma
tional cfsnI,entien Of the socialist demo-
cratic party. for the purpose Of nonli-
mating candidates for president and
vice president, met today in this city.
AIt is now believed thai Eugene Y. Debs
VIZ be made the presidential candi-
liate.