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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-07
MESSAGE FRoM GEN. cHAFFEE.
Tells OF Parade In Imperial city.
Barry Going 60 Manila.

barry Going 90 Manila.
Washington. Sept s-The war depart
ment to-day received the following:
'"raku. China.-Adjutant General.
Washington. Pekin. Aug. 2S.-The officers
and soldiers of the China relief expedi-
ton send thanks 10 the President land
Secretary OF War for message OF con
graduation. Formal entry Of the palace
grounds made to-day AZ o'clock. salute
Of q guns being fired at the south and
north gates. Troops Of al nations partiei-
rated. the Uuited States by a battalion
so strong. composed OF details from each
organization present at taking Of city
Palace vacant with exception OF about DO
servants Gen Barry for Manila to-day
Danish cable Shanghai 10 Taku open for
business. connect with our wire.
Chaffee."
z;=s ;;s= f5;;5Es sfi=:
.aTaku. china. -. Adjutans General.
washington.-Al quiet Pekin supplies
promptly unloaded: forwarded when dis
positions determined All supplies re-
ceived: troops comfortable winter. No
communication Chinese officials after
Aug. IS James II. Wilson. brigadier
general OF volunteers. goes Pekin 90
night. Rockhili. Shanghai. Telegraphie
communication Pekin-Tien Tsin bad. Ex-
creme hea4 ended. All conditions salts
factory. Go NaEasah tomorrow; take
sra. ,ranrport Manila. Barry"
Gen. Barry goes TO Manila 20 assume
the duties OF chief Of stan 10 Gen Mac
Arthur.
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'sYou ask who II responsible for the
shedding Of American blood IN the Phil
ipplnes and ! say that thas party Is re-
sponaible for the shedding OF blood that
was responsible for a treaty that made free
men OF cubans and tried 20 make yassais
Of the Filpinos. tGreat app'ause). When
that treaty came 20 the Senate it had to
be met ard there were three things that
might be done. First, the treaty could Re
rsuifed. second. IL could be amended "
there we're votes enough IN favor OF the
a,uen.iunent. third. u could b. rejected. II
could not be amended because there were
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
IOWA NEWS ITEMS.

Iowa City.
In Johnson county the amount ex-
pendeg for bridges during the year was
81. 662.S2.
Estherville.
The saloon petitions Will be can
vassed by the board of supervisors
on January ..
Dubuque.
Miss Minnie T.. Kelley, Of Charles
City, miliIner. has filed a petition in
bankruptcy The liabilities are $4,000,
with no assets.
Keokuk.
The Keokuk board OF health has is
sued a statement showing tina, there
have been but two cases nuaran,incd
as smallpox and only one proved 10 be
varloloid.
Sioux City.
Il Mrs. Margaret Lewis widow of
George G. Lewis. who died In Septem-
Der last, asks for $1,000 damages from
the city for injuries sustained by be-
ing tripped by a defective sidewalk on
: December 4.
Sac City.
The prcpoeed rural free mail delivery
routes out o. Sac City-one north into
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31

of rich foods is conducive to brain
work. In fact, am sure that the
palmer the diet the clearer the mind.
Accordingly, az am striving very
hard to acquit myself creditably in my
college course, confine myself to the
most nleager of foods,m merely enough
10. keep me going. am hungry for
knowledge, not for food. is not be-
cause ofgextrerne poverty that i live on
10 cents a day, but choice
The potatoes are in every case baked,
as Thompson asserts that those pre-
pared in this way are not only more
satisfying, but more ncuris,iing The
bread is scarcely ever buttered. and the
only drink which is induieged in at
meal times is a cup of hot water, some
times sweetened a little but generally
plain.
Thompson takes all his meals in
Iakandali hall wilers during meals he
va tsson some of the 900 other stu
dents who board there. The fact thai
he is waiter in this establishment
shows that the selection Of potatoes
and bread az a fare is, entirely a volun.
staty one on the part Of the westernel'
j for in addition TO d Sight salary, TIL.
waters receive their board
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31

city hot water heating system does. In
the upper part of the house is placed an
air tight tank, which holds about ten
gallons of water. From this runs a pipe
to the hard coal burner or wfa tever
kind OF stove is used, passing thru the
stove and thence thru the different
rooms of the house. The water Is thus.
heated, a circulation formed and the
heat carried to various parts Of the
building. 1T is said to be a most ex-
cellent method OF heating a house thru
out. 1T is not necessary TO refill the
tank, as no water or steam escapes.
Vinton.
David Mercer. congr snlan from one
of the Omaha districts, was boin in
Benton township, this tBentom county
lin the carly Sos Mr.. MERGERS family
when he WAS a small boy returned 70
the east, but afterwards emigrated 10
Nebraska, where DAVID grew. to man
hood. Ills election to congress has
brought him into public visw. He was
leiectetli at the late election for the third
lor fourth term. He and Congress SINAI Il
Cousins, who vas also born, raised and
| educated in this district. are great
friends. Mr.. Mercer IS chairman OF
| public buildings and grounds. one OF
| tbs most prominent committees osseon-
grass.
1 Traer.
/ Miss Sadie Campbell, cf Trae,. has
been teaching school in Story county
Recently she Was taken SICK With APP
pendicitis and an operation was reeey
sarw to save ller life She Nxas takss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
A COLD MUD BATH,
a Young Man and 7 sso Ladies
Plunged Into Mud Four Isect Dec p.

plunged Into Mud Four n cct u &c Pc
Traer Starr ipper.l
Last Saturday night Frank Watkins,
steps9n Of Julian Bauna,i, and Misc 3
Keller and Iaustsan we've IN a buggy ON
ilsir way 10 d part in Grant township,
When they met With bad accident Il
bridge BY John Howard. = farm vas
washed away last summer and for '9rsae
sunlin own i.esss,1n wa never leplaceti..
A hole twenty fect wis,e and several feet
deep was left The right Wss dark aud
nelths, hogss s. nor driver se,is Cd to have.
noticed the break IN the road, and all
plunged into he dark hole. The bottom
Mas n.,id ana water 10 the dspth 90 four
feet. The young man fell u n finitt IF tsie
buggy behind the horses and received
ssygrRi bad WOUNDS On lle head. Miss
Keller received a few ssfatches a li
three Of the parties We're rsal'ty buried
IN mud, and II more g Ter had bern IN
ftils. big hole ore OF. two az them wolile.
l!kely have persisted a. ties Mere
e.a;lgists in sucti q M y as 70 be unable Ia
nlorc foi- Ii tire ana MI. tlSlns aula
fhreathe only by holding he mud aya. y
/ from his, mouth NTH h5s, tars:s'. Ne
hors aefe buried 81 laep IN she mud
Sthat tatsN could scarcely fiinve else a
ittlawly would have follea.esi With
lsoaa IS ions res,li,s After Illuminating
Aareund ~ this dark some Tins rio trsp
ent es.t. Tho loasleG with mud. nl called
Iiale aid Of ERNEST Archer. q farmer near
by. With his help the team ans, btlgg
We're pulled our OF the ,niie afte. five
/ foisss hard work The buggy MAS bad
t5ly br9seii. rle c.pthi,ls worn by t:se Ia
isiiss was praetiealis faiiaets Several
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
Brave Men run

Victims to stomach liver and kidney
troubles. az we'll as women and all feel
the resuitssin loss Of appet:te. poisena h.
tie blood, hackactle. nervousness. head
ache and tired, lisstless, run- Down feel
Ing. But there 8 no need 10 feel like
that. j. W. Gardner, Of Iaavilies Ind.
says: Electric Btters are just the 4lling
for a man When he don't care whether
he iiyas or dies. II gave me Ilew sstrent e ii
and good appetite. can row eat any
thing and have Il new lease on fife"
Only 80 cents. Al Geo. p. Powers drug
store. livery bottle guaranteed,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
How He nispoxcd ne Him

"Y'es. sir" said thesreturned iSlondiker,
Cone of my dogs. inst common mon
grcl, saved my life"
And you We're not heartless enough 10
sell him, were you?" they asked.
Nav. ate him. indianapolis
Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
The NEWS FROM HOME
What Iowa People Are Doing in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

ind east into Coon valley.-Shave been
recommended to the department BY
Congressman Thomas, sufficient pa
lronage having been promised ON both
soutes.
cfferson.
Mr.. Joseph Thompson recently deliv-
fat cattle for this season. He has re-
shipments above mentioned bringing
him over $4,000.
Mason City.
Work on The court house is moving
right along The tower is almost COM
pletea and arrangements are laow be-
ing made for putting on The four clock
dials. The bell Viii be placed in posi-
ticn in due time.
Ottumwa
known Ottumwa boy, is now residing
at Red Oak, whore he Win ASSUME the /
ditiss of private secretary % Smith
Mel herson, judss 81 the United States
district court For this district.
Boone.
The News reports hat " Mob smith,
q valuable deg tie pslgirg 70 ~ \.
Smith. Cf North Rpone street, has BEEN
poisoned ana ceIs eetue entity died. Mob
vas valued at S15 and WAS considerea
BIZ sportsanen to be one Of I'll" best Ia 4
sthe city for hunting. In the las week
eighteen dogs have died, al from the
Iefftets Of poison administer dapy some
one unknown.
Reinbeck.
Mrs Mary kolt has begun action
against her nus baisi Frank Kuht a
ing for sepaHa.e maintenance ard Gus
gtody of her twa children and All n,pliy,
scharging her husband. with e,,uei ana
inhuman treatment The children were
a few days ago Is rssvea from tfa foals
by Mr.. kohtto the country and yslac..,l
IN the Keeping 5fS.his brother G. n
Ixeht, Mrs iSoht has cured d liiald-
ators, writ giving her possession Of he
slfiiis!vsn ana alinlony ENDING the trial.
Spirit Lake.
There have been filed for record re-
Ecently twelve deeds from different par
ties Conveying real estate a, Mansia;
tar Beach 20 L. l. slyerly Of Des
Moines who bought the Manhattan
lhotel property several months ago. Mr.
Myerly DE the entire property 10 the
Manhattan Hotel ard Land Company.
This indicates That there Will b. con-
lssiderable ACTIVITY on the VEST shore Of
INVEST OlsobojI lake next season. AS to
lstne Plans OF tile new company we are
Hin The dark.
Lake City.
I,9k. t,itv il c..,,,,o,,n co,,nt,
periencing q genuine srnallppx re. 4
ma 4 by the name Of Jones living in thu.
north part of town had oacas ion 10 ca II
1 in aaphysician. The doctor al once
pronounced the case smallpox. The
4 children We're at school. Tho inmedi-
ately sent home it is feared they man
I aged to infect the whole school. The
schools were at once closed, q number
Sef houses auarantinea and every pre-
caution taken % guard ;igairl.s the
4 spread Of the disease.
lsG,tenu,ooa
a Wa,.,, en,,, q from, ,-aco,,,., We,
1,,,,',,..ii, fas !, -.
,'f,.s T,,stIt,,fi5, 4
ed as saving ne cannot recoser The
lscancer. which is located on the oN ii
jaM lad bsssn e, develop bssore he
i If, G ieHivos,d me tss Years. ago.
4 At tlie cengre 81 innal church Sanday
morning Rey NJ y Reed preached his
farewell sermon prs pasatory 10 his ne
H., K
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
NEIGRBORHO0D NOTES

ALBION

A-I3IOS
Dee al NJ n NJ Dsiano and fam
n.y. OF Calhoun county, are visiting
esativess an4li friends here
Mss she isisv. Of E-idora VAS an oyer
night VISITOR with Miss RolstoA FRI
day night.
Mrs. Lang worthy II Dubuque. is
ting her sister. Mrs strattoA.
Mr. and Mis-. H. Z. De!aiio. OF Zear-
ir!ss. are visiting Mr.. Deialso's Ieopies
sfar a FEW days.
a Nate ii meeting VIII be heldlsin the
VI. +. church from 9nntii II tonight.
Mrs G; f. MibiDck is visiting her
parents in Iitino;s.
Mir. ana Mrs. b. Il Frajey are the
pa eIst.sl 90 i fine baps girl. born sun
DAY incoming.
Mss Lacey Brooks Vas married last,
az * % MI. * lpp KNAPP
MT L. &; Parks Z has traded his prop
etts- ac joining tenn ao,; South pakots
la,sli MI Parker does not corat srll9l ass
moving away from this loeislty hosy-
Mr. T s Brooks has disposed ST his
e n II merit 10 VIII Palmer and ex-
I5e II "a gs,st, Okla hnrlfl soon.
-rhe f. and a. NJ. soflge held their
instailttion enie Saturday il:esllt.
.sbaut ssy.si, live Nele baaaue
SOUTH EAST WIEN Ma.
Ioes. 81 sIesSrs: Anlbrese and Dan
S Isussie spant Christmas with thsir
neiler.
hli. atsa mrs Henry Nanz are reieic-
the a rriS'hti u q tsssls's-i pound
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
NEW RAILWAYS IN 1000.
A summary OF railway reconstruction
During the Past ear.


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81 the history of ths country and tne.
bss IF (,
III. j,
f,5s..s
wsfl as the avail:.bIs eapital Then.
,,,..lf,,,b.eI, 49,. ,,., i,
check until tns national election was
], eyfl, ana Il Is s,sa, t,t,,.8 MAJ ~
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4 card.


4 We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-oent bottle
of G;raeneis Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
III fails TO cure you cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cenr bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Henry G. Sieg. George r. Powers. c..
A. Seely & Co. Marshalltown; H. May
tag, Laurel.
Now Is the time when Group and lung
troubles prove rapidly fatal. The only
harmless remedy that produces ira,nedi-
ate results is One Minute Cough Cure,
1t is very pleasant to lake and can be
relied upon 10 qlficlsly cure coughs. colds
and all lung diseases. II VIII prevent
consumption. All druggists
christmas and New Icnr Holiday
Rates Vim Chicago Great Western
Rniiway.
One fare and a third to any point on
the lire within 200 miles. Tickets on
sale Dec. %, %. n. - 81. and Jan. i,
good to return Jan. .. 1901. For further
Information apply 10 ] A. Eliis. ticket
agent Marshalltown, la.
Excursion .atcsto Winter Resorts
Via the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets are sold daily, with favorable
time limits. to numerous points in the
west and south at reduced rates Fo,
tickets and full information apply to
agents of the Chicago & Northwestern
railway.
To all those who contemplate triI
to California it viii pay you to sic,
down to the Chicago Great Western anc
/ inspect the elegant new tourist cars
which go via this route. one car leaving
Monday evening ct 5:35. the other cal
leaving Saturday at 9:22 a. m. j. A
Ellis. agent, will be more than pleased
to show and have you make persona
/ inspection Of these cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31

Golden weddings are taking place all
over the country. The old couples evi-
IDENTIFY took Rocky Mountain Tea in
their young days 80 cents. Mcbride
: s. Will Drug Company.
AT Flint, Mich, in runaway accident
Dr. George w. Rowland was killed and
q. H. Quigley. a prominent business
man, fatally injured. TIL e men were
driving, when the horse took fright and
Ian away, overturning the buggy.
Dewitt's Little EARLY Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail to
cleanse the liver remove distractions
land invigorate the system. All drug
gists. n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
THE JOY OF COMING HOME

There's Joy in sailing outward,
Though we leave upon the pier,
Win faces grieyed and wistfui.
Our VERY dearest dear.
And tie sea shall roll between US
For perhaps a whole round year.
There's joy in climbing mountaiRa,
In furiing rushing BROOKS.
In poa.ns into piares
We've real about in books,
In meeting stranger people
With unfamiliar looks.
But The joy q JOYS is ours,
Untouched BY any pain,
Whom we take the home hound steamer
And catch the home bound train;
There's nothing hall 50 pleasant
As coming hnme again.
Margaret L. sAngstcr in uarpcr's Baaar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31

seliio AGO eissslr WESTERN isi
Maple Leaf isoute.
TRAINS SOUTH.
Not j.. NJ. & IL. q. Limited ...... 4:45 IA. m.
No, u. MIST. J.. y X u. Express 9.9s q. nj.
Noj southwestern Exprcss ~. 5:a5 D. m.
TRAINS NORTH AND EAST.
Nos Twin City and Chicago Spl, 4:16a. N.
Noi 81. Paul;ind Chicago Exp. 1860 y. M.
30. I. Twin CITY and Chicago Lin ~: " y. IN.
Nos. sunoi except sunday. others every
cay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31

Ny4ANrED- FAlTHFIiL PERSONS TO
travel. Salary $50 and expenses. Abso-
iuteiy no cany1ssirts. Enclose sci I'D
dressed stamped envelope. Colonial Com
)any. Siiica.ro.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
as Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun-
dreds of Different Towns
and Communities.
HAS ELEMENTS OF LEADERSHIP
TNinton Eagle.l

The Marion Register makes a good
point in calling LATE Young attention
to the fact that he dwells altogether too
much upon "facsions, machine, etc.
Mr.. Young generally speaking is a
hroad-minded editor and is publishing
one of the best newspapers in Iowa. He
aligns himself With those whom he
pieases, but he makes a mistake III cub
.saaMg those who oppose him a ring.
faction or ..inachine. We are sorry
Mr.. Young does not control the srepub-
lican party. as we believe he has the
elements OF leadership. He seems. how
ever to lack constructive ability and
fails to build UP, leaving him in a ma
jority of cases on the losing side. This
seems to irritate him and he is sure the
other fellows have a combinations
ring faction or machine" Indi-
viduality is q great thing To possess, but
1t SHOULD, not kill itself by stubbornness.
COUNTRY SCHOOL LTI3AIsIF.S.
IGlenwooa Opinion.l
County superintendent Marsh tells us
that he has succeeded in installing libra
res in every country school house in
Mills county Will one exception, this be-
ing the Osborne Valley school in Ingra-
lam. This makes Mills county one OF
the first counties in Iowa o comply with
the new law in regard to starting libra
ries.s There has thus far been expended
Ey the various school districts some
\ thing over $500 70. books, the average
amount being from $40 to s12. 1hi:
n ney has been raised by the regular
tax levy In accordance With the ai.lounl
voted for the various school Districts. ],
number of the schools already have III
braries started and have had them Ii
operation for several years past. In ad
dition to the sum voted by the schoo
boards many of the teachers have givel
entertainments and in other ways Sc
cured money and books for their libra
RES The move is a conlmendable on.
ard much good is expected from it.
80
TRAVELLING LIQUOR DRINKERS.
[Estherville Republican.l
Landlord Woodhouseeof the Orlean
believes that the widest Wild prohibi
ZIONIST would believe the lnlllct saloon
the best means of controlling the l;quo
traffic If he would run the Orleans 70
sixty days He says the amount q
whisky consumed in the rooms by tn
travelling public il simply astonishing
and ia a source of the greatest annoy
4 Ance to him and to the employees ii
counted $50 empty whisky bottles tina
had accumuIated In a short time recent
ly. The guests bring the stuff there il
their grips and take it to their rooms
where 1t is drank, anl there IS no wa
Of preventing it They do this becaus
they are not able q go TO a saloon an
get stimulant which they believe tiis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31

WANTE D--T o SELL. RENT OR TRADE
4ip acre we'll improved farm IN Southern
Iowa. Will trade for northern Iowa and
..alI
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ONE CENT A WORD.

IA ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading
~ Manted.' For Sale TO Rent"
ITO Exchange,'' ITO Trade. Lost"
or Found" inserted In this column ONE
CENT A WOIsl, for ench insertion. payable.
invariably in advance. No advertisements
inserted Tor less than u cents. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31
SOUTHEAST NIENN Ma

I)ee. 81 n essi's. Anabrese ard Dan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-31

WANT EI1--A Il RsT CLASS NgACHINIST;
one capable of taking charge of a small shop
good place for the right nan. e. 4. Har-s
per. & Co
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05

Time" to entertain the crowd which
niied every seat and occupied every
square foot of standing room outside
OF the space reserved for the delegates
ana alternates. Chairman Thomas.
warm and perspirns mounted the
rostrum at 4:33. The recess gave n
chance to the Hill admirers to crowd
ABOUT him and for fully twenty min
uteS they kept him from leaving the
hall, shaking his hand and congra tu-
iatlnS him. When the convention be-
gan reassembling the principal point
OIL interest seemed to he the New York
delegation, and around il swarmed tho
delegates from other States anxious to
see Hill, Croker, Van Wyck and the
other celebrities.
Chairman Thomas Savel fell. calling
the convention to order at 4:i3 D. M
the delay being caused by the non
arrival OF delegates and the desire on
the part of the convention leaders to
afford the committees time to prepare
their reports. Despite the continued
rapping for order by the chairman the
convention was slow in reaching such
n state of quietus as was needed for
transaction of business.
TELEGRAM FROM TAMMANY.
When partial order was finally re-
stored Charles S Hampton. of Petos-
key. Mich, advanced to the front of
the platform and read a telegram from
the Democrats assembled in Tammany
E'tii decorating the l2ith anniversary
of the declaration of Independence The
dispatch was signed by Thos. l.. Felt
ner, grand sachem of Tammany Hall
and was as follows:
Greeting to the Democrats of the
nation. Five thousand Democrats now
celebrating the 124th anniversary of
the declaration of independence at
Tammany Hall want to Join YOU I'm
hoping for n indicating OF the prin-
ciples enunciated 1874 years ago to-day.
by the immortal Thomas Jefferson.
THOS. l.. FEITNER
Grand Sachem."
Tho reading of the telegram was re-
ccived with tremendous applause. the
New York delegation leading in the
demonstration. Chairman Thomas an
nounced that the committee on creden-
tails was not yet ready to report
Instead of following the programme
that previously had been arranged and
proceeding ut once to the other bust
ness of the convention Josephus Dan
ie!s of North Carolina. was recognized
by the chairman for a motion to adj
journ until O'Clock tonight.
Amid considerable confusion Chair
man Thomas at Ash declared the mo-
ton carried