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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-26
so1nalIs Uprising.

Zanzibar, Noy. 2s.The sonalis have
ris,en IN Jubaland, province OF British
East Africa. Abou. 1000 well-armed
men are on the war path. Sum-Com-
missioner Jenner. who has been on a
tour inland, with small force. Is said
to have been attacked. His position Is
grave.
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Troops reach the Great Wall.

Troops Reach the Great Wall.
Berlin. Nov. 26.A dispatch from
Count Won Wa1dersee says that Col.
Nueclenfel,s expedition hoisted the
German flag over the great wall. which
was reached on the 22d, after difficult
mountain march.
The French have had a severe fight
with Boxers thirty kilometers south OF
Pao Ting Flu.
ULTIMATuM GIVEN GERMANY
America Will Not Agree to Unrca-
sonable Demands OF China.
Berlin, Nov. 26.-In long interview
which Andrew d. White, the United
States ambassador to Germany, had
with the German foreign office last
week, he Informed Baron Won Richtofen
that the United States could not agree
4 to any unreasonable demands against
China, but wasswilling to cooperate full
~ with the powers in all other respects.
The rumored impending partition of
the Chinese empire is again pro-
{ nounced false here. but this does not
mean that the situation is at all roseate.
The contrary is true.
From all indications here 1t is only
fair to say that Germany desires to set.
tile the Chinese question in harmony
with the other powers, and haa no de-
sire to follow separate policy !nlmlcal
to the interestso Of other nations. An re-
ports to the contrary which have APP
{ peared in the papers Of the United
4 States can be declared nonsense.
The story that Germany intends to
orously denied. II may be true. howev-
er. IN view Of the withdrawal OF the
Russian troops from the province of
Chilli. that Germany will send it's troops
3up the Yangtze river and establish
headquarters there.
The Konische Zeitung and the Neueste
Nachrlcht ten of this city confirm the
withdrawal of the Russian troops from
China The latter journal says that
only 20. 900 troops will remain, the great t
4 or portion stationed at PelSin and the
rest at Taku.
Regarding the Russo-C Chinese agree
ment. 1t is reported here on good au-
thority that Russia's advantage is to
consist in economical privileges in Man
churio. At a recent conference between
the czar and the Chinese amba sgador to
I Russia at Livadia supplementary agree
ments between China and Russia were
also made.
Kin Gin Thai, secretary Of the Chinese
legation here, has proposed in an inter-
view that the Chinese culprits should be
I punished by being sent to Europe and
America and made to study there the
conditions social and governmental, re-
porting the result of their observations
10 the emperor of China. Such a ban.
lshment, for such q purpose. the secre.
tary rays. would be, in the eyes Of the
Chinese. punishment worse thar
& Death. sl..s
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Immigration omcial. Reversed.

~ 1mm1gr0tton- U1HcIH1s tseveFsuu.
Washington, Nov. 26.-The treasury
department today decided to admit the
lace workers and their families who
were brought to this country by Dowie,
the divine healer and founder Of the
Zion City, Illinois, to teach others the
art of lace making.
This is reversal Of the action of the
Philadelphia immigration officials, who
decided the lacemakers should not be
admitted to the country.
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Henry B1glcr,5DLendII..,. y.

y Salt Lake. Uteh. Nov. 26. Henry w.
Bigler; who made record of the great
California gold discovery in 1s4S is dead
at ST. George, Utah. aged 20.
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VETERANS CALL ON M'K1NIEY.
Delegation of Old soldiers Call on the
President.

Washington. Nov 2s.-A delegation Of
veterans of the civil war, from many
states. headed by Gen. Daniel p. Sick
les, Of New York, called on the presi-
dent by appointment today and con-
graduated, him on the resultof the re-
cent election. There were thirty N the
party and they We're received in the Ii
brary. The president responded briefly,
telling the veterans how deeply ne ap-
preciated their efforts in his behalf and
he would gladly make the acknowl-
edgement that had been suggested.
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Hypnotfzed into Marriage
A Dismasted Schooner

Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 26.-Patrol-
man Walls, OF the Sands life saving
station today sighted a heavily laden
schooner, dismasted and helpless, Drift
ing ashore on Sands. There was no
sign Of life aboard and it 10 thought
the crew may have been swept over
board by the furious seas.
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KRUGER BECOMES 1IREsoME.7
The wild Demonstrations over the
Boer President Trouble tho Author

Inc N1lO fDelnOnStratlOnSB BOVcr tne
Bocr President Trouble tho Author
itics.
Paris, Nov. 26.-The demonstrations Of
sympathy for President Kruger are be-
coming more and more tiresome. All.
day long ard far into the evening howl
ings have rendered almost impossible
the thoroughfares in the immediate
ineighborhood Of the Hotel Scribe. About
10 O'clock last night drizzltng rain set
i in which did more to calm the turbu-
lence than the large number of police
and soldiers who have fully taken pos
session of the Rue Scribe from the
Boulevard des Capucines to the Rue
Auber.
Two rows OF stacked guns stretch the
whole length OF this block in the middle
Of the roadway. II this state Of things
continues the shops and cafes. from
which the public is almost entirely cut
off, will begin to complain and wish for
ISruger's departure even before Wednes-
day or Thursday, the date announced as
probable.
Mr.. kruger remained at the Hotel
Scribe all Gay. observing the Sabbath in
accordance with the customs of the
! Transvaai. His apartments We're closed
ito visitors. There being no church OF
his own denomination in Paris. he held
a. private service in his apartments. Mr.
Kruger read a portion Of scripture and
a member of his suite read sermon
prepared in advance. The Boer states
4 man expressed a desire to have an or.
5gan assist the singing, but this coult
not be obtained.
Mr.. Kruger will spend tomorrow
morning In conference with the Boel
representatives. The afternoon will be
devoted to receiving deputations ane
prominent persons who have made ap
i pointments
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-26

Elroy. Wis. The home Of Sandy
Dixon, an eccentric farmer. rs years OF
age. who lived alone seven miles west
l0f here was burned and his charred
bones were found In the ruins Foul
nay - suspected, s.ssss
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kruxcr Tnk es a Drive.

Paris, Nov. 26-Dr Leydes, diplo-
matte agent of the Transvaal. visited
the French minister of~foreign affairs,
NJ. Delcasse, toeay Kruger took long,
drive during; the afternoon in landau,
visiting the exposition grounds and
other places of interest. Later he re-
3ceived various delegations at his hotel
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h|[ CllR s Better.
Reports Of the Cars Serious Illness
Sent Out by Inscriptions
speculators
Physicians F Say the Course Of the
Emperors Health is Very
satisfactory.
Senator Davis Taking Les Nourish.
msnt and Growing Steadily
Weaker.

Washington, Nov. 20. The state de-
partment is informed OF an agreement
or understanding or preliminary treaty
ut 10 impossible now to learn In just
what form the matter stands) reached
by the foreign ministers at Pekin, but it
. not regarded as expedient to give out
for publication at this time any infor-
nation regarding 1t. 1t may be stated,
however, that the arrangement stands
{ q very poor chance OF receiving the
sanction Of all the powers represented
In the Pekin conference unless some
material amendments are permitted.
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pavI. Grccyina NYeaislcr.

ST. Paul. Mimi. Nov. Ex-senator
Davis passed a bad night, being delir-#
ious and apparently suffering a great
deal all night. DR.. Lankaster spent the
entire night with his patient. This
morning the latter is resting somewhat
easier, but is noticeably weaker.
At noon the following official state
ment was given the press by DR.. Stone:
Senator Davis is taking less nourish-
ment and is given medicine by the rec
tum. Temperature, 1o1: pulse. 124:: res
piration varying during the past twelve
hours from II to 26.
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Two shot by HurRlnr

Cleveland. o.. Nov. 2s Early sunday
morning a burglar entered the house Of
Jacob Goldman, on Woodland avenue.
Goldman's son Aaron grappled with the
robber and was shot thru the jaw. Mrs.
Goldman was also shot In the breast
The former may die. The burglar es-s
capped.
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!, visible supply,

& Chicago, Nov. 26.- Visible supply
Wheat, 81, ,26l, 900 bushsls, corn. s.7o4, 600; !;
oats, H,769. 900. ~
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rxvo K,llcd bv Liye ware,

Akron, o., Nov. 26.F'rank Werner
and Louis Rohr were ins.antly killed to-
day by picking up a broken telephone
wire, which had fallen across = trollys
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Conl stca mer Ahre.

Alpena, Mich. Nov. 2s.-The steamer
St. Paul. laden with coal. ID afire four
miles out IN the bay near w hitefish
Point. Two tugs are throwing watef on
her. y
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treaty
Ministers at Pekin Reach Some
Kind Of an Understanding
on China.
-------------- ---------
Form and Terms Of the Agreement
Not Kown-Is Not Sat.
isfactory.
Stated at Washington That Powers
Are Not Likely to Ratify Min
isters' Action.

London, Nov. 26.-Since the cars
sickness has apparently assumed a seri-
Gus turn it has been the daily practice OF
brokers in Paris, London and elsewhere
to announce his majesty's death. Hence
probably the reports of the cars death
which have reached New York.
Liyadia, Nov. 26.-The emperor
passed a good night. He perspired pro-
fusely. This morning the patient's con-
sdition is very satisfactory Tenpera-
ture, $50; pulse, 20. In the general
course of his illness distinct improve
ment is observable.
Illness Gravity Concealed.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 26-From three
sources Of information, directly connect
ed with as many ministers OF state, the
st. Petersburg correspondent OF the AZ. :.
ISOLATED Press ascertained that 1mperlai
officials are becoming extremely pessl-
rnistic regarding the condition OF Elil- Ems
peror Nichol and assert that the Li-
vida bulletins conceal the gravity OF
his illness.
In spite Of the notorious ease With
which an alarmist rumor can pe selrcu-
Hated in the Russian capital, many gooo
Judges believe that the chances OF the
car recovery are diminishing one re-
port says that the emperor, in addition
to typhoid fever, with pectoral compli-
cations. has brain fever, the result Of
the blow he received from fanatical
policeman during histour in Japan; anc
lit iss even asserted in some quarters
that trepanning has become necessary
Altho the imperial ministers have as
slImed wider powers in administration
since his majesty's Illness began, tht
whole machine of government is affect-
ed by his disability. and many depart
ments are almost at a stancstill. Rus
sian laws and customs impose an I'M
nense burden OF detail work particu,
larly in the matter of signatures, upor
the car; for example, numerous specia
pensions, whose payment on each oc
casion requires the emperor's name.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-26
pwo TRAGEDIES IN H NrUcKY.
Deputy sheriff kills a Man ana 3
Duel Proves Fatal at Mtddlesboro.

Deputy sheriff Kills Man and )
Duel Proves Fatal at tMiddlesboro.
Middieboro. KY, Nov. 26.-John HUB
bard was shot and killed by Deputy
Sheriff Steele and Patrolman Turner to-g
day while resisting arrest. A hot FIRE
was kept up by both parties until Hub
bard fell lifeless. While this was going
on Will Watkins and Al G. Bowltnson
engaged in duel few squares away
in which Watkins was fatally wounded.
Bowlinson escaped.
nypnotized Into Marriage.
San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 26.-The
most novel claim ever set up for di-s
vorce has been made by N. G. Palmer,
a business man Of this city, who claims
in his complaint against his wife that
she made him marry her against his.
will. and that at the time of the we'd
ding he was in a hypnotic fog. Mrs.
Palmer was formerly Mrs. Fanny
Stockton, who was expelled from the
First Congregational church Of this
city. Palmer declares that she hypno-
tized the Rev. c. o. Brown, whose
forced resignation from the church
caused much comment few years ago.
Mrs. Palmer is now in Chicago.
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Escaped Jail Birds Recaptured d

Escaped jail Birds Recapture0.
Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Rapids, Nov. 26.-Becker and
Doyle, the two Cedar county highway
men who broke Jail at Marion. have
been captured at st. Louis.
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Adyruce a sug,arl.

sugar Refining Company has advanced
refined sugar. Ave points
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-26

Bradford. III. Daniel 8. Turn. . coal,
miner at the Rennyck shaft. was k1Ilo1;
by falling reek
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I. .-R BULLETIN
NOTICEABLE NEWS Of DAY
Tho weath,r.

For Iowa-Generally fair yht and
Tuesday; warmer IN the ea 3 onight.
For Illinois-Fair tonight : i'd Tues
day.
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"The question Of those laws which at
feet the right OF one national hank to
consider as cash resource = deposit IN
another national bank. called its reserve
agent, is one Of great Importance and
involves the most Fundamental sprinci-
pies of safe banking. The extent to
which the reserve az one hank can safely
be represented by what as practically q
loan to another bank, in tead Of by cash
g 10 yaults. y = props; subject for cone
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
MRS. FRANCES MEGARY DEAD
EXPIRED LAST NIGHT, AFTER A
PROLONGED ILLNESS.

Mrs. Frances Megary. wife OF Mich
ael Megary, Of the firm of M. Megary
& Son, died at her home, No. 305 West
Sixth street. last night. after an ill-
ness Of several years duration. The
fatal attack, however. that caused her
death, came upon her at o'clock yes
terday morning. and at 3 o'clock she
died, neuralgia Of the heart being the
cause She had left her home but once
since September last.
Mrs Megary came from the old
Dwyer family, known throughout Ire
land. She was born in Dublin, whore
she met and married Mr.. Megary. Com
ing to this country. in 1858, Mr.. and
Mrs Megary located in Philadelphia.
where they resided for several years.
when they moved to this city, living
here ever since. Mr.. Megary engaged
in the furniture business on Tatnall
street, but later removed to his pres
ent location, Sixth and Tatnall streets
Mrs. Megary had a large circle OF
friends, being a loyable and charitable
woman. She was an active worker in
st. Peters r. c. Church. contributing
largely to all church funds.
She Is survived by her husband and
the following children: James Me-
gary, Mrs. Margaret Ford, wife OF
Peter J. Ford, and Mrs. Rose Mont
gomery wife OF Clawson X. Montgom-
cry.
Funeral Will take place from her late
residence, No 305 West Sixth street
on Monday morning. with solemn re-
quiem mass at St. Peters Pro-Cathe-
dral
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

New letter-boxes have been erected
at Twelfth and Heald street and Four
teenth street and Railroad avenue.
Letters testamentary on the estate
of r. f.. Wainwright of New Castle
hundred, have been granted to Eva S.
Wainwright.
The Ferris Industrial School band
will give a concert in the hall at New
port.
Local Red Men will meet on
Tuesday evening. when matters of i'm
portance will be discussed.
Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Atkins, OF
.Centroyille M. e. Church, have return
ed from a trip to Cuba and Florida.
The Queen Anne Railroad Com
pany is making an effort to have its
name changed to the Baltimore and
Delaware Breakwater Railroad Com
pany.
-Forty-three dwellings are expected
to be erected in the Eleventh ward as
soon as the weather permits.
William McGonigle was kicked b,
horse at Stirlith Bros stable yester
day.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Pennsylvania railroad
will be held on Tuesday next in Horti
cultural Hall. Philadelphia.
S. II. Derby addressed a meeting
Of the Farmers Institute at State Roa'
today on Fruit Culture"
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
CHARTERS GRANTED.

Dover, March 9.-Certifcates Of incor-
poration were granted yesterday to
the following: The Carl Seller Com
pany, with offices in Scranton, Pa, to
manufacture antiseptics under the for
mula of DR.. Carl Seller. Its capitaI
stock is 100000. The National Land
Company of North Dakota, to engage
in general land development and coloni-
zation, emigration and to irrigate and
purchase land and erect buildings. The
capital stock is s2,OOO,OOO. The Lewis
Steam Laundry Company, 20 conduct a
general laundry business, with princi-
pal offices at Lewes. Del, was char
tered with a capital stock of $4,000.
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
FEARS FOR THE FRAMNEs
HAS NOT BEEN HEARD OF SINCE
FEBRUARY 19.


Fears are felt for the safety of the
Earn Line steamer Frames, which
sailed from Philadelphia February 49,.
via Norfolk 25, for Havana and Santiago
de Cuba with a general cargo, valued
at about $4,000. She passed out the
Delaware capes during the night of the
18th, arriving the following day at Nor
folk, where she took on some cargo,
and on the 26th passed the Virginia
capes on her way south. Ii is thought
the Frames has been caught in the
gales reported to have ragged along the
coast shortly after she put to sea.
Her commander is Captain Thorb-
iOrnsen, and the crew consists OF about
twenty-five men. Constructed Of steel,
the F'ramnes, which is valued at about
100000. was launched in August, 1888,
at Newcastle, England. She halls from
Christiana, Norway, and is owned by
Fearnley & Eyer. Her registered ton
mage is 1,147 net, and her dimensions
are: Length, 1927 feet; breadth, 80 feet
and depth of hold 1868 feet. The
Framnes is a single screw vessel, with
triple expansion engines, and she is
schooner rugged. Included in her crew
is a young German, who is the first
foreign sailor to be debarred from
these shores under the Treasury regu-
lation promulgated last year, chasing
foreign sailors as aliens. He was de
clared by the Marine Hospital to b'
suffering from a chronic kidney dis.
case.
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
VALUABLE GEMS STOLEN.

Isabella Reeves, an 1S-year-old col
ored girl, is under arrest in Philadel-
phia, being suspected OF stealing S3,910
worth OF jewels from Mrs. Kaseiza,
wife of U. S. Kaseiza the Russian ma
val officer who was sent to this coun-
try by his government to inspect the
construction Of the czar's warships
which are being built at Cramps ship
yard. The gems were stolen from be-
meath Mrs. Kaseiza's pillow at her resi-
dence. No. 3104 Berks street, Philadel-
phia, on Tuesday night.
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
UNVEILED A PICTrRF.

Wilmington Conclave, No. ~. An
cient Order of Adhesive Mogullians,
gave a smoker in A. o. U. W. Hall
Ninth and Market streets, last night
At the same time there was an install
lation of the following recently-elected
Officers, Past Master Edward +. Kane
being the installing officer Master mo-
gul, William j. Wingfield: senior mo-
|gul, Wilbur Sasse; junior mogul, James
l.. Glaeken; quill driver; William
Banks; cash grabber. c. T. Watson
|supe, William Tinsman; inside snoozer
j. J. Cokely; outside snoozer. Frank
McShane; bandmaster. Charles NJ
Murch; hustler n. l.. Henderson; or
ganist, Will NJ. S. Brown. The event OF
the evening was the unveiling Of a
large crayon portarit of the late NJ
SOmers Clark. founder Of Mogullian-
ism. The picture is mounted in o
handsome gilt frame, and was made by
Cummings.
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
MORE MONEY NEEDED
AN ORDINANCE PRESENTED IN
COUNCIL MAKING EXTRAORDI-
NARY APPROPRIATIONS.

COC-NCAE AA@hAAAAN0 Ia ANEAOANAtA~
NARY APPROPRIATIONS.
At last nights meeting of Council
Mr.. Cannon presented an ordinance max
ing extraordinary appropriations for
the Public Building and Crematory
Committees, the incidental and miscel-
laneous accounts.
The amounts to be transferred to the
various accounts were left blank in
the resolution, which was read twice
and referred to the Finance and Law
COMMITTEES.
The report for the S. p. c. A. show
ed: Dogs in pound February 1, 4; taken,
l04; killed, SO; redeemed. 6; sold, s.;
left February 2S, 4; received, SO. The
usual monthly order for $3.50 was
drawn in favor of the society.
City Treasurer Hamann' reported the
balance in bank to be s56.S11.34; re-
ceived Of l. c. Pyle, $50; Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company, $50; from
repository banks for interest, $113.71;
Thomas S. Lewis, S1,015; Eugene NJ.
Sayers, 81 ,050; J. f. Dolan, 1888.
Owing to the absence of Chairman
Kane the Council investigating com
mittee made no report.
Evening journal., 1900-03-09
DAVIS FORTUNE DISPOSED OF

MARGARET SCHRIVER, ACTRESS.
GETS THE BULK OF DAVIS FOR
TUNE.
A dispatch from pittsburg today re-
lates the disposal of the fortune of
Charles l., Davis, the actor, who for
merly lived in Wilmington, and has
numerous relatives here. Il says:
The will OF Charles l.. Davis calvin
Joslin'D, proprietor Of the Alvin The
atre, in this city. was filed for pro-
bate yesterday. He leaves 100000 in
real estate and $4,000 in personal prop
erty.
After bequeathing sums ranging
from $500 to $1,000 to employees of the
Alvin Theatre and providing for pay
mont of his debts. he directs that $500
be paid to Maud l.. Strain, of Albany,
n. Y; 81 900 to Charles NJ. Johnston. of
Pittsburg, and $1,000 to Harry c. Stan
ley, former member of his company.
The residue OF his estate is left TO
Margaret Schriver, an actress. who for
mcrly played in his company.