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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
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Lakeview, Ore, Dec. l3.-The Lake
view and Ager stage was robbed last
night att o'clock about two miles from
this city by a lone highwaynan. No
passengers were aboard. Two mail
sacks were ritled and registered mail
taken.
Chronic nasal catarrh poisons every
breath that is drawn into the lungs.
There is procurable from any druggist
the remedy for the cure of this trouble.
A small quantity of Ely's Cream Balm
placed into the nostrls spreads over an
intlamed and angry surface, relieving
Immediately the painful inflammation,
scleanses. heals and cures. A cold in the
head vanishes Immediately. Sold by
druggists or Will be mailed for 50cents
by Ely Bros, So Warren street. New
York
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
a Milton Persons ynccinatcd


New York Dec. 13-In consequence
of the caases OF smallpox which have
occurred in this city lately the demand
for vaccine virus by physicians TO use
in their private practice exceeds al the
demands In previous years. The corps
Of vaccinaiors sent out by the health
department has been increased and the.
scope Of their labors widened. After to-
day they vii visit the better class of
apartment houses and private DWELL
inss up town and satisfactory proof
must be presented to them that the
necessary precaution has been taken.
If IL is not they viii make II them
selves. 1t is estimated. that by the end
of he week more than 10000 parsons
Will have been vaaccinated in the
borough of Manhattan alone. These
measures are not intended to create
alarm. but they allay it and the physi-
clans Of the health department. assert
With the utmost confidence that the re-
suit Of present advice that all persons,
Young or old. who submit To vaccina-
lstions Viii be made entirely manifest In
three or four weeks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
Iowa,s Governor Complimcnted.

Iowa's Governor Compltmented.
Washington, Dec. 13.-President Me-
Kinley said yesterday to a member of
fis cabinet Il was very favorably Inn
pressed by the remarks of Governor
Shaw, of Iowa. The banner republican
state beyond the Mississippi seems to
always select its best men for it's best
positions and its highest honors.' That
is the highest encomium that could be
Uttered or quoted. The Iowa men here
are very much elated over the address
sof our governor, the gracious manner of
its delivery and the gracious remarks of
many appreclatiye hearers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
History Of the Expedition in
Search Of the Green
Family
Incidents Of a Journey With the
International Troops in
China.
Manner and Methods of the Hostile
Chinese A Few Small
Sllirmishes.

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elolisi had the British command ing of
.tirsr at Tissl Ts.t III allowed to- move
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sis.sli MAI Gen. I.orris Canspps i corn
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

Dewitts Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills but they never fail to
cleanse the liver, remove distractions
and inyigorate the system. All drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
The ( llar.es.

N tsyy y Ork, Dec. lJ.-CnargeSl OF aWfl OLE
sale fraud soi, the part OF the people IL
Ilndianapolis-hi and low, rich and
poor. official. clerical and lay were
line directors of which declare that by
fdeprived of 80 much revenue that they
have been compelled tosdefer action on
iiividends, for an itadetinite period.
In general terms they say this necessi-
Its arises from .stfle most extraordinary
social conditions that prevail at pres
ent in the capital Of EIocsierdorn. Sre-
professional men and mer-I
| Fave by boring their mixers secured
Iinore gas than they have paid for and
4 that the consequent drain on the COM
pany, tiuid has borne heavily upon lis
Finances.
.'lsoring mixers is "a term peculiar TO
1.-the natural gas belt. In that region
f2etssrs are net used, but bills are rem
| red according 10 the number and size
thru attachments in order that the air
1 may be MIXED with It. These are the
mixers, and the enlargement of the
sE:foles that let the gas thru, which, is the
basis Of the conpany's complaint. is
said TO haze been done by boring
These charges we're made yesterday
i by Frank S. Hastings. president of the
Indianapolis Gas Company-by order of
4 1.-The directors. whose Views are embodied
Fin The following statement:
TN spite of existing prohibitory stat
3 Ltes, a large percentage of our custom
ers have unlawfully Increased their sup
lply by the practice known as boring
{ bout their mixers
Every effort has been made by you,
managers to stop this unlawful vast
age but altho the best legal. talent has
been employed. supported by indisputa-
-zjshle proofs, it has been found utterly i'm.
POSSIBLE to secure conviction. becaus,
Z f, fthe- fact tha; t,1is Illegal practice. n !,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
WHY KRUGER WAS IGNORED.
coun, Won Bueiow Explains the

Count Won Bueiow Explains tho
Whole situation Anew.
Berlin Dec. ls.In the reichstag the
Imperial chancelloi Count ven lsuelow.
referring to tn complaints which have
arisen on account of Emperor Williams
failure to receive Mr.. Krug aga ain went
lengthily into the reasons for the non
reception of Kruger, covering new
ground in a statement which he made
as to the relations between Germany
and Great Britain.
The chancellor repudiated the sugges-
|tion that the governments action was
due to any wish or proposal from the
giish court or government to the EN-
peror or himself, the chancellor. For the
emperor only German national consid-
eratiors5 We're authoritative. If the fam
lily relations or dynastic considerations
Influenced the foreign policy he would
mot remain minister another day.
The chancellor said the Anglo German
agreement of 1898 did not contain pro-
vision relating to the war between Great
Britain and the South African republics
The Yang-Tse and Samoan agreements
had no secret clauses. When the emper-
or in 1896 sent the telegram to Kruger
there Was no question Of war between
tliS III w fi Il matter OIL "a I'LL DuSa-
lltering expedition. The chancellor did
rot repudiate the telegram whereby the
ienperor gave a correct expression of his
righteous feeling regarding information
I.al law The emperor did not intend to
determine the German policy forever by
THAT telegram. The chancellor added:
/ commit no diplomatic ndi~retion
4 in saving the reception of that telegram
outside of Germany left no doubt that
I In the event of a conflict With England
4 in America Germany would have TO re-
1 ~ solely on her own resources
Baron Won Richthofen. secretary OF
state for foreign affairs referring tosthe
expuls sion Of Germans from the Trans
vaal and the Orange Free state territor-
lies said:
I; fias appeared to me that these ex-
pulspnN in many cases have been UNI
justifiable and contrary To principles of
international law and an expression Of
this view has been made in London ON
The other hand the Germans who had
bsen fighting side by side with the Beers
have been dismissed without pay and
told we did not invite you.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
LIBEL ON ROO&|ERS|
Indianapolis Citizens Righteously
Indignant Over ACCUSATIONS OF
the Gas Company.
Declare Assertion That the Whole
City Hes Been Stealing is
a Libel.
Company Says Loss Of Revenue Is
Due to the Wholesale Theft
Of Gas.

Indianapolis, Dec, lsThe circular OF
the officers of tn indianapolis Gas Com
pany, saying the usual dividend Of > per
cent can not be paid this year because
of alleged frauds on the company by
consumers, has taken the people OF this
city completely by surprise and is gen
orally denounced IL a libel on the pat
rons of the company.
The city has just filed a suit to en-
force a better supply and the council
has an ordinance pending TO regulate
the conpany's charges to the amount
of gas furnished Many here regard the
charges of fraud as the result of de-
Sire to counteracl the proposed step on
the part of the city 10 protect the people
against what they term the company =
e.extortion.
Mhiie it is admitted that the COM
pany may not have made as much mon
ey as 1t did several years ago. 1t is nos
torio,is that ito patrons have paid enor-
nous gasfbilis and have received in re-
turn an insufficient supply of gas. In
all such cases the officers have offered
TO discontinue the supply, but patrons
have preferred to supplement the fuel
With wood and coal in bitter cold wealth
ser rather than do without the gas en-
s;irely. for in moderate weather the sup
ply has been ample.
Ii has been minated that the in
creased cost of gas We'll territory and Of
machinery for forcing the product e
points Of CONSUMPTION, especially when
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

Ninniey Declines Appointments.

Washington Dec 10. Hon. Joseph II
Manley 81 Maine. who has been in
Wa si1ingien FOR several days, left here
for Augusta yesterday afternoon. Be
fore leaving Nj, Maniey informed the
the Maine hctise OF reforese.l tatiyes. and
blisves il TO be h Is duty to the people OF
HIS nHtiye state t. serve them in that
IA pacily after having been thus non
ored by them. Hon. John w. Yerkcs. of
Kentucky. viii receive the appointment
in all probability
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

younded by the falling of brick wall
While breaking in a horse and one man
dead from 3dysentery. The four guns
captured were small, ancient brass
llieces, thirty inches long, unmounted,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-07
Tribute to a Brave Man.

Hon. 5. N. Hawkins, OF New Rich
mond. Wis. one OF the oldest subscrib-
rrs OF the Irish Standard, recently made
a visit t" the federal capital, Washing
ton. d. G., to rccupcralc his lcaltl, and
l"r change OF scene, having been
sorcly afflicted in that awful cyclone
which swept over bis CITY on June II,
1850. While in Washington the Ma
tlonal Tribune OF that city published
the following notice OF MIR. Hawkins,
which we reproduce out Of compliment
to him:
Colonel S. N. Hawkins, New Rich
mond. Wis, who is now in the city for
a week trying to get away for awhile
from terrible memories, has had an cx-
pcrlcncc such as fortunately comes to
few men. He served through the war
as an enlisted man in the Twelfth and
flfty-hrst Wisconsin. Upon his dis
charge he studied law, was admitted to
the bar, married a charming girl, set
tied at New Richmond, Wis, and be-
came prominent and active in building
up pleasant little town. He was sue
ccssiul in his profession, helpful in de-
vcloplng manufacturing enterprises, and
prominent in politics, church, tempe
rance and iratcrnal societies. He was
commander OF his post, district attorney
Tor his county and mayor OF his town.
He had delightful home, a fine office,
and library OF which he was Justly
proud. Around him grew TIP a family
OF educated, capable sons and daugl-
tcrs, upon whom he and his wife leaned
as the staffs OF their old age. He took
one oi his sons in as a partner in his
law business. and one of his daughters
as stcnographcr and typewriter. Up to
the afternoon OF June IL life seemed
as fair for him as ii could to any man
in the world. Then storm came up
which at first BODIED nothing serious,
but IN an instant tore through the fair
little town deadly swath 500 feet wide,
leaving appalling destruction in its
wake. In a moments time his pleasant
home was destroyed, his wife, son,
two daughters. a niece. and fatlcr-in-
law and the hired girl were killed, and
himself and another son were badly
crushed. All his horses, COWS, iurni-
lurc, books, papers, and the precious
mclncntocs and accumuations of a life
time were swept away by the storm
and the fire which followed ii. More
than 200 other buildings were destroyed
at the same time, and II8 people killed.
The loss OF property was about
$I,ooo,ooo. Comradc Hawkins, who had
been appointed All aid on the staff of
the commander-n chief, did not sink
under this terrible blow, but for the
sake OF the two sons yet remaining to
him is bravely striving to rebuild his
shattered fortune
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-07
wave OF manufactured English emotion
in our behalf

wave OF manufactured English emotion
in our behalf.
Responsible papers in Germany and
France were not inmical to the United
States.
Finally, let me say that the CORE
spondcntcs of London papers here con-
tinually cabled to the continent every
article hostile to Russia, France and
Germany for the purpose OF arousing
irritation against us i'll those countries
The Hon. Andrew D. White, our am
bassador to the cour, OF Emperor Will
liam, had peculiar facilities for discov-
ering the feeling OF the kaiscr's gov
ernment, and i'll speeches delivered in
Leipsic and Berlin he vigorously de-
nounccd the statements appearing in
certain newspapers as absolutely base
less. He was equally emphatic i'll his
declaration that no combination, Or
ganized or individuals had been at
tempted by any continental government
for the purpose Of interference with or
neutralizing the force OF the United
States position in the Hispano-Amcri-
can war.
So bitterly were the attacks upon
Germany by American newspapers and
public men resented by the American
colony i'll Munich that they held NEE,
ing on Jan, II, 1900, and denounced til,
an,-Gerlnan expressions used in III,
press and house oi representatives !,
was decided at this meeting to draw III
4 protest and send il to the govrrllmcu,
al Washington, accompanied by dec
larallon that no animosity against
America existed in Germany.
Not once. hut several times. ha.
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador
denounced the fiction oi the so-callc,
European coalition
1t was only after the war began L,
dawn on the, brain oi Grca, Britain an,
the Colossus OF the west began to loon
up big and serene that the government
| w "oNN W lllt .lltlCSSllN q
getting in out OF the rain and OF cap
turing America for an ally Then be
ganthc propaganda OF ialScllood and i'm
posture, the use of false tclcgrams, the
fabrication OF bogus conspiracics, til,
manufacture of tender and cffusiv,
affection for the new. strong world
power.
Every British agency went to worl,
with a WILL banking and stock cxcllang
cs toiled nobly: the cables were heavy
with taify from London and laden witt
fabricated Hatred from Europe. Evi
| dcntly England imagined that the cars
ol Americans were longer than thci,
memories. She needs us now; she needs
anybody she can get let us be wise and
strong and simply say: .Jolln your fra
trrnlly is beautiful and does YOU credit ;
busy day: we have troubles of our own
we are not in any alliance mood this
| week
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-07

Lord Chici Baron Pallcs, in opening
the assizes in the city OF Limerick the
other day. congratulated the grand jury
upon the fact that there was no criminal
business to be submitted for their consid-
Grafton. He said it was the third time i'll
succession that no criminal cases came
before him in the law-abdirg city on
the Shannon. and he declared it was a
remarkable circumstance. And yet we
occasionally hear that the Irish are
guilty OF tcinous crimes against British
law and order Compare Limerick witt,
any city of its size in Great Britain,
and behold the difference on the Grim
inal calendar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15
JAMES K. JONES SEES THREE STRAWS-SAYS HANNA AND HIS LITTLE
 WILLIAM
  CLAIM THE WHOLE EARTH Tactics Shown by the Character of Their Claims. An
 Estimate.
CLAIM THE WHOLE EARTH
Tactics Shown by the Character

Chicago, Oct. Senator Han
 a and the Republican managers are trying to stampede the people, said Senator Jones, chairman of the Democratic national committee, to- night in speaking Of the Republican claims That this is their tactics is clearly showe by the character Of their claims They figure that by claiming the earth bit at 0 time, one doubtful State today and anoth- CT tomorrow and then transferring certain Democratic State to the doubtful column, they can make the people believe things are coming their way. thus entice the doubtful voters off the fence to their si6e.
 There would be just as much sense to our claiming Vermont and massachusetts, as there is in their claiming of Colorado and Missouri. So far as Wyoming is concerned, there is very grave situation there but believe we VII get that State.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15
DR, HOMER T. WILSON.

3r. Homer T. Wilson, the brilliant xas orator and hutnoriSt. will aD- kr at the Merrill Institute in this Il Tuesday nie eht. Sparks from Anvil'' is his latest effort. and of D the Platte County tMo.) Argus | the following to say
 4n the evening he delivered his Nous lecture in such a perfectly ar lie, cultured and dramatic man S as only a Beecher and q select of his age can do. 1 have been 4unate in seeing and hearing all 3se who have been acknowledged &he truly great for the last forty Jrs, and must accord Mir. Wilson
 lace among the most perfect and fured of platform orators. A feetly modulated, mellow and voice face and eyes as express e as Jefferson's. Beecher's, Mary person's; classic pose, and an eutionist of the real and proper pol.n
 Er. Wilson is the first of five lec- Rre, who will appear here under auspices Of The Home Mission iety of the First Methodist Fch. Seats are, on sale at Bailey s Ig store, and if you Intend buying & do it at once. for the house is Idly filing up. Patronize the {es. They are deserving of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15

"In Kansas, while it is true toe republicans have seven of the eight congressman, I believe the state is as safely in the Bryan column as it is possible to anchor it,
 "Ohio is in much better shape for us than Indiana is for the publi cans. Here are three straws. The Columbus Wesbote, one of the two most potent German papers in the state, came out yesterday for Bryan. While this paper was formerly democratic, four years ago it supported Mckinley, and until now it has not taken sides in this campaign.
 '.The declaration of the former attorney general of the state, Mir. Monnett. who made such a fight while in office on the trusts, and especially the Standard Oil Company, for Mir. Bryan will help us in that state great deal.
 ''The third straw is the exposure of the way the republicans are paving for the middle of the road populist ticket in Ohio, which is having serious effect.
 "No, I do not care to make any detailed statement Of the situation, but ] wish to say that 1t is very satisfactory to Us
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15
PETIT JURY DISCHARGED.
Judge Grace and Prosecuting Attor-
 ney sorrslls at Logger heads.

The petit jury of the Jefferson Cir cult court was discharged by Judge Grace this (Mondas) morning for this term of court. The new jury, to try the civil cases, will convene at the court house on the morning Of Novem Der 12
 Soon after the jury was discharged Proseeu ting Attorney W. B Sorrells appeared in court and said he was ready to try the criminal cases Judge Grace informed him that he had discharged the petit jury for this term of court aud no other criminal eases will be tried.
 You were ten minutes late" said the Circuit Judge, "and there were no witnesses present. l can't wait all day"
 "YoH were day late laet week. :" answered Mr. Sprrells.
 That is none of your business. ]" quickly responded Judge Grace.
 "Then it's none of ' our business If I am late,' said the prosecutor.
 And as they shot few more hot words into each other, Mir. Grace walked into his private room and Mir. Sorrells went to his office down stairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15
4 PROMISING YOUNG MAN
MT. Henry Hall, of Swan Lake, Dies After an Illness of Swamp Fever.

Mir. Henry Hall. age 23 years. died at his home Ut Swan Lake, this county Sunday afternoon at about 3 o'clock, after severe illness of swamp fever. The remain were brought to this city this Monday morning and shipped to Nashville, Tenn, for interment.
 Mir. Hall WAS one of the most pop. ular yonng men in this county. He had q fine future before him, having established q paying mercantile business at Swan Lake. He was quite well and favorably known to our people. was honest and deserv ing and had many friends over the state.
 A sister, Miss Mary Hall, and an uncle. Mir. b D. Hall, uf Swan Lake. survive. To them we extend our sincere sy sympathy and confidence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15
TRAN CREW ARRESTED.
Iron Mountain Crew Will Answer to
 Charge.
a Charge.


 The Iron Mountain engineer. flre- man, brakeman, yardmaster and switchman, who were in charge of the makeup freight train on that road last Thursday, were arrested by the police Saturday on a charge of running flying switch in the city limits. Running a flying switch in the city is violation of the law.
 They were on duty when young Venna Evbns was run down and horribly mangled by the cars on East Third avenue, and which in- jaries caused his death
 The men will be tried this uon- day afternoon before Judge Brown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15
MORE CAR PROMOTERS.

Mesfrs. G. E. Crater and R. Nj. Unall, two monied men from New York, are registered at the Trulock hotel. They arrived h the city Sat urday afternoon. and the object Of their visit, so we are told. is to look over the city, and if satisfac- tory ,ibuild an electric street railway and light plant here.
 The city council held private meeting In the M. < P. Bank 's parlors this (MondaS) moruIng but all the couucIlmen are "mlm' as to what as done.
 It is stated, however. that the matter will be brought up before the cou 1cil at It's meeting tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-10-15
ASKS FOR DIVORCE
Does Mary J. 0lcott Who Eoped to
 Marry Her Present Husband

Mary Josephine Oicott, this Mon- day) morning brought suit in the Jefferson chancery court. through her attorneys, White < Altheimcr. against LeRoy Olcott. in which the plaintiff prays that during the pend ency Of the suit the defendant be restrained from interfering in any manner with her personal and real estate property, her business and other things mentioned and which are valued at several thousand dollars. That receiver De appoint ed to take charge of, manage and control her business at pastoria, Ark. She also prays that he bonds of matrimony existing between her and LeRoy Olcott be dissolved, set aside and held for naught and that she be restored to all the rights of single and unmarried person. and other relief. The ground upon which she asks for divorce is mis- trea tment.
 Mrs. Olcott was formerly Miss Mary J. Embrey, and eloped with LeRoy Olcott from her home ut Altheimer on February 23, 1900. The marriage took place against the will of her parents.