Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-02
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The republican party is the party of
the people and not of the schemers.
Moines will result in a greater one at
the polls.
OF the conferences which have been
held by the representatives of various
steel and iron companies during the
past few days in New York and Chi
cage President d. c. Reid, OF the
American Tin Plate Company, said
Tuesday, The general condition Of the
steel trade was discussed but as no
particular matter was brought up for
decision there Is nothing to announce.
The steel industry is in excellent condi-
tlon. New orders are constantly com
ing in and prospects of large run of
business in the coming year are exceed
ingly bright"
The reports show that the lake ship
ments of grain in July We're the largest
for that month ever known.
w. T. Stead says i, will take Civili-
cation 500 years to subdue the Chinese
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The democrats of Illinois are begin
ming to think Bryan is not winner of
Votes. Realizing the hopelessness of
attempting to carry that state for
Bryan, the democratic campaign man
ayers, according toSreport, have deter
mined to concentrate their energies and
resources in behalf of the state ticket
Make every effort to elect Alschuler
and the state and county tickets and let
Bryan take care of himself is the ma
stnre of the Instructions that are to be
quietly sent out to the workers from
national headquarters.
"A member of the Chinese legation in
London says if the allies push on TO Pc
kin a general uprising and Slaughter of
foreigners will result.
The strong republican state ticket
nominated at Des Monies will receive a
grand endorsement in November.
Governor Beckham viii call an extra
session Of the Kentucky Legislature to
amend the sCioebels election law. which is
a democratic confession that it is UNI
just.
The Minneapolis Tribune il Of the.
opinion that Some of the comments
upon the senatorial situation in Iowa
seem to be based on the presumption
that Governor Shaw is a self seeking
Gemagosue instead of the high-minded
official he has shown himself to be on,
every occa sion, ON the other hand. III
may be said that most of the comments
have recognized him az a worthy as pir.
ant who will not take advantage of any
unWis'e4a aid TO advance his candidacy.
Rains have male the crop prospects
decidedly better ii most of the famine
stricken districts III India.
he anarchists III the country rejoice
in the killing of King Humbert OF Itaiy.
Vet claim they furnished no direct
movement that brought it about. ANY
ore Of these cranks has desperate, mo-
lives tsss enough in hfs own heart to have
inspired it.
Chairman Jones of the de,nocra tic
stisttiottal committees. Indignantly denies
t,se charge of the New York papers thu /
ne Is connected witha trust. THE pa
l,ers alluda Of course. to the fact that
8f own stock in the American cotton
company Senator Jones is quoted as
saying. This is in no sense a trust
nor is ia company with inflated can't
tai. Thus when cornered, the Bic
Boss of democracy is compelled 10 ex-
plain that all great corporations are no,
cratic orators. S.il. whether his cor
/ potationis j trust or not, the American
/ Cotton Company seems to have com
/ piete control of its own particular
branch OF trade, The American Cote,
! Company makes and leases patented
tiAs. y - ~
l3of cotton. The common stock is 81 !.
io00.oo0, the preferred, which is pc!
4 cent. is ss,o9o,eoo, all outstanding. John
f. searies, we'll known among thos,
popularly termed trust. magnates, i.
at the head OF the company.
The Boer soldiers appear to be com
ling in numerously out Of the shower o
bullets.
Chairman Jon Is, Of the national dem
\ ocratlc committee. has sent numbe
5Eof kilograms 10 different points in
4 structing democrats To meet with hin
4 in Washington and there discuss TIL
sEsituatio? as he found it in New York
j The democrats thus show they have de
signs on New York, and Chairmal
4 Jones indicates that there are severa
4 horns to the dilemma to be considered
Toole Kept Cool.
j. u. Toolc was once acting In London
when one of his company failed to com
in answer to his cue. Amazed at his non
i appearance. Toole commenced to gag. an
then repeated the last line OF the originn
scrip with great emphasis. Still no actor
So, turning to the house, he remarke
coolly, las my friend T does no
seem In the slightest way anxious I