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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-29
ANiERICAN SILK WINS.
the Gold Medal Over the
French Exhibit.

Paris. June 29.-The greatest surprise
in exposition circles since the fair came
yesterday when 1t was announced that
the American silk exhibit will be
awarded the gold medal over the
French exhibit. This announcement OF
the triumph of the silk manufacturers
of the United States, who competed
with the French weavers in the home
OF the silk industry, gives an uncom-
Portable shock to Paris.
The daily number OF visitors at the
exposition is steadily increasing, the
average now being between 22O,0O and
24O, 600. The jurles are getting thru
their work with unexpected facility. 1t
is q notable fact that they have In
many Instances taken into account In,
making the awards the amount of the
regular annual business done by the
exhibitors more than the Individual
beauty OF special exhibits.
The chamber OF deputies had a
stormy session when Fiorman Faure.
questioned the minister of war on the
Delanne incidental M. Faure began by
attacking the minister Of war, declaring
that he war prote6e OF the Masonic
Fraternity, that he had demoralized the
war offlce by putting Col. Picquart's
lfrIends In office. He wanted to know
why Cen Delanne had been forced to
remain as chief of the general STAN. and
wound up by saying he knew the leftists
would vote the order of the day favora-
l,ble to the government OF which they
we're the servtors.
4 Pandemonium broke loose among the
ileftists. and amidst the tumult. Presl-
Ident Deschanel called NJ. Faure to order.
Threatening to impose Il fine for his In
4 sulting remarks to his colleagues.
Unabashed. NJ. Faure continued that
1.-THE government of Premier. Waldeck-
A Rousseau was one of blood. which made
1.-The confusion indescribnb BILE. president
4 lDeschanel powerless TO restore order,
ilet the deputies have their own way and
scream it out until they were exhaust
Led.
The minister of war Gen. Andre
then replied in a dignified speech thai
he was master In the war office. thai
4 he had forced Gen. Delanne to remain
Il as chief Of the general STAFF in spite o.
u the differences between them, becaus'
i he wanted to teach the officers tha
s they could not come and go as the,
l5pleased He was, he said. determined
= to follow the policy of the repression o
J rebelious officers. but would choose hi
Town time to do II.
! IA voice cried. When the chamber Q
Isdeputies takes Its vacation.
Gen. Andre did not reply. butt 1t b
intimated that he would make Gen
8Delanne ana other officers pay dearl.
. for their mutlEous conduct.
Deputy Lassies told the minister tha
!, instead OF studying methods of repres
! sion he had better defend the army.
! rheiorder the day, favorable to tn
government. was voted by 301 agains
l 226.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-29

A masked robber started thru . Pull
man car on a Burlington train sitter!
leaving York, Neb.. soon after midnight,
He got two watches and so. but took.
alarm, pulled the air brake and left Mei
train before completing Tie work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-29

Nilsson Rendering works burned.
Buffalo. June 29.-The Nilsson rem
dering works. near Cheetowaga. burned
this morning. Loss, $780, 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-29
lB||||)|I'|R|S ! | I|R| VAR.
Kruger Urged to Eject : xUesttls.
nsnt Of the Trouble With
England
= -------- ---------- - -
His Army Realizes the Hopslessness
ofthe Struggle With super.
ior5 Forces
Roberts Reports Two Small Battles,
49,
Roberts Reports Two Small Battles,
Both Favorable to the
English.
London, June 2s.-This dispatch ial
published by the Daily Telegram from
Bennett Burleigh. its special correspon-

published by the Daily Telegram from
Bennett Burleigh, its special correspon-
dent:
Pretoria, June Is (via Bloemfortein)
.-Kruger's flight with the money has
greatly dissusted the Beers. Two depu-
tations have proceeded to MachaGodorp
to induce him to surrender. AZ he Is
afflicted with Bright's disease he was
told that the English would probably
allow him to remain in South Africa un-
der parole.
.iBotha's force may possibly number
1000 men and seventeen guns. As ne
declined to submit, Roberts determined
to press forward. Since Sunday French
on the left and Ian Hamilton on the
right, with the Eleventh division In the
center, have been endeavoring to sur
round the enemy's position In the hills
stiftsen miles to the east beyond silver
ton. Three days fighting had taken
place. but on Tuesday night the enemy
@decamped eastward along the Delagon
BAY railroad. Our total Casualties are
under $50. 1t is hoped that Butler may
Be able to Intercept the Boer retreat"
The Daily Telegraph in a note Gays.
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The evening times., 1900-01-06
THIEVES BECOME ACTIVE
The Police Receive Numerous Com
plants of Midnight RobberIes.

The Police Receive Numerous Com
plants of Midnight RobberIes.
The home OF Saunders Garland. at 800
Elm Street Street northwest, was entered
by thieves at an early hour yesterday
morning and ransacked. Entrance was
gained by forcing a rear window on the
lower floor. The family was absen; al
the time and the thieves went about the
building al viii.
They secured a Mutual Life Insurance
bond for 81 000, a revolver valued az s.. a
gold watch valued at $3.50. six pearl han
died penknives valued at 81 and one spring
handled dirk Snife valued NJ s.. The rob
berry was discovered when the members Of
the Garland family returned home. II
was not reported to the police until this
morning and is now being investigated
William W. Russell Of Gil Florida Ave
nue. northwest, informed the police this
morning that be also was a victim Of
thieves, and that his house was entered by
them about II o'clock last night. The
thieves secured nothing. as they we're dis
covered Immediately after entering the
house and frightened of. Entrance to the
building was effected through a second
story window.
MOy 10y. a Chinaman. who conducts a
laundry at 1901 Twelfth Street northwest
and William A. Cause. who occupies a
room at the sane address, notified the po-
lice today that they had been robbed at an
early hour this morning. In this instance
the nocturnal marauders entered the prem
ises through a side window. They secured
from Moy 10y $50 in cash, a silver watch
and chain, a nickel-plated revolver. and
forty cartridges. Cause was relieved o. a
brace and bit and a hammer
o. II. Reed, OF 1216 f Street northwest.
reported that a vacant house at AS r
Street northwest, had been entered within
the past week and robbed OF seven brass
spigots valued at $40.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
ANIMALS FOR THE zoo.
Diplomatic and Consular Officers to
ScOur the World for Specimens.

Diplomatic and Consular Officers to
ScOur the World for Specimens.
The United States Government has de-
cided to secure for the National Geological
Park collection Of the fauna of the world.
The State, War, and Navy departments
have mailed to all diplomatic, consular,
military, and naval representatives, instruc-
tions to negotiate for the capture and
transportation to WashiRstou OF as many
separate species as can De obtained. The
scheme was conceived by s. p Langley.
Secretary OF the Smithsonian Institution,
with the practical aid of DR.. Frank Baker.
its superintendent.
From Africa they desire to obtain the
gorilla, chimpanzee, giraffe, true zebra,
African buffalo, wart hog ichneuman.
strange species of skunk, the aardvark and
other rare animals. A manatee, OF sea
COW" is badly wanted from the West In
dies. The Cuban huita. also listed, Is an
immense tree rat, naked and scaly. Our
soldiers in the Philippines will be asked
20 get the spectre" a squirrel-like ami
NAL, whose staring eyes appear to wear
huge Chinese spectacles; the caroba, a
small water buffalo. wild but tameabIe;
the tamaran, a similar species, but more
ferocious, and the binturong, a lOng-tailed
wildcat that sleeps all day with his head
hidden beneath his bushy tail.
From Asia are wanted the gayal and
gaur, species Of East India Wild cattle; the
cheetah, or hunting leopard; long-legged
wildcat with little head. and the tapir
From Central and South America are
wanted more than others the slOth. Jaguar.
ant-eater. armadillo, and spectacle6 bear,
the last-named found only in the noun
tains Of Chile and Peru. Australia and
other Islands will send the great kangaroo,
wallaby or dwarf kangaroo. wOmbar. duck
bill, and Tasmanian devil. From New
Zealand will be obtained, II possible, the
hwO. a very odd bird, found only upon
that island. the owl parrot, and the hideous
lizard
The evening times., 1900-01-06

Hopkins "Trans-Oceanics." which have
been secured for local engagement that
commences Monday afternoon at Herman s.
include two very clever performers in
Frank Bouman and Rose Adele. For sew
eral years these comedians were employed
as leading juveniles with Thomas F. Shea
their work in The Mau-O-Wsr's Man"
winning them considerable praise sea-
son back. both left Mr.. Shea to enter vau-
deville, in which they have been entirely
successful. Their present sketch, The
Door Key" has received the unqualified
commendstion OF no less captious an Indi-
vidual than Chieot, OF the New York
Telegraph" and certainly should please
the less critical but equally frank patrons
Of the LyCeum.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
$9.98
EACH.

NOT \ SINGLE SUIT AMONG
THE LOT THAT'S WORTH
ANY LESS THAN $3.50 AND
FROM THAT UP TO $4,000.
IT'S ONE OF OUR 1900 SAC
RIFICES, WHICH WE DOUBT
COULD EVER BE REPEATED
AGAIN DURING THE NEW
CENTURY.
THE GOODS ARE ALL NEW
AND Up TO DATE IN MAKE.
FIT AND FINISH. THE MATE
RAILS OF WHICH THEY ARE
MADE INCLUDE SUCH STA
PIE WEAVES AS WHIP
CORDS, HOMESPUNS, VICU-
MAS, CHEVIOTS, BROAD
CLOTHS AND FINE SERGES.
THE COLORS ARE ASSORTED
B WINS, TANS. BLUES.
GREYS, BLUE AND GREY
MIXTURES, OXFORDS, AND
BLACKS.
EVERY JACKET Is LINED
THROUGHOUT WITH GOOD
QUALITY TAFFETA, MADE
WITH EITHER SINGLE
BREASTED, TIGHT FITTING.
DOUBLE BREASTED OR FLY
FRONT. THE SKIRTS ARE
EITHER SADDLE OR HABIT
BACK, AND MADE WITH
BOTH w ELT OR PLAIN
STITCHED SEAMS. EVERY
SIZE FROM 80 TO 40. WE AL
TER THESE SUITS WITHOUT
ANY EXTRA CHARGE.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
90 ReImburse Former Confcdcrntc..

Representative Gaines Of Tennessee has
introduced a bill TO provide for the pay
ment to former Confederate soldiers the
value OF horses and other personal property
taken from them in violation OF the terms
OF surrender. The bill provides that any
person who. being then a former Confeder-
ate soldier, surrendered under terms that
allowed him to retain possession Of his
horse, side arms. or other personal prop
erty, and from whom such property was
taken by order OF any commanding officer
Of the United States Army. or by any officer
or soldier Of the same. with or without or
deTs, shall be entitled to recover the value
OF such property from the Government
The evening times., 1900-01-06

Columbia Theatre-JcfCrsun De Angels in The
Joly MUsketeer; afternoon and evening.
iafayettc Square Opera House-Rchard Golden
in '.Thc Princess Chic" afternoon and evening.
Grand Opefa House-Naudeville; afternoon and
evening.
KeInan's L;ceuui-Sam Deveres company; af-
ternosyn and evening
The evening times., 1900-01-06
OLD CLAIMS UNADJUSTED
Auditor Petty's Statement TO the
District Commissioners.

The LegRcy Left the Municipal Au-
thOrities by the Old Board of Pub
lie Worls-COnEressi Action
on n Number of Gases Suggested.
AggraVHtinE Delay IN the Courts.
The evening times., 1900-01-06

The bill of exceptions in the ease Of George r.
Davis charged with IN as~-ul- to kill, on Ar
thur Baumeartcn, was s.snsd today By Justice
Clabaugh
The evening times., 1900-01-06
civil Service EXAMINATIONS.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission viii bold examinations in any city
where II has board OF examiners on Feb
ruary and z. for the position of computer
and architectural craftsman in the Office
OF the Supervising Architect and for the
position Of aide in the Office Of the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey. the an
nual salary In both instances being $40.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
Marriage Licenses issued.

Marriage licenses were issued to-day 20: Thomas
W. Han and Alice \. Mcclure; Joseph Graft and
Ella Fossit
The evening times., 1900-01-06
Old Ironsides 10 BE Reconstructed.

Mr. Hale OF Maine has introduced a bill,
in the Senate TO provide Tor repairing an /
again placing in commission the United
States frigate Constitution. The measure
authorizes the Secretary OF the Navy to
cause the Constitution to be repaired at
the Boston navy yard and restored to a
serviceable condition in order that she
may be again placed in commission and
used as a training ship or otherwise. The
expense OF such repairs and restoration arc
to be paid from funds 10 be raised by pop
ular subscription under the auspices Of tn
Massachusetts State Society OF United
States Daughters Of 1872
The evening times., 1900-01-06
Direct from the Coal Mines
of Wyoming Valley
VIM. ]. zEH, 7O2 llth n. W.
! Aftcruoon Meetings Of the y. VI. G. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association VIII
hold mems meetings during the month Of Jan
uary under the leadership Of the Rev. George y
Luccock, ID. d. pastor OF the Metropolitan Pres
hyterian Church. These meetings viii begin at
4 o'clock.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
LinenI Rank of NnxnI omcer..

The question Of liHc1l rank Of warrant officers
Of the Navy under t,e Personnel law has been
passed upon by Judge Advocate General Lemly,
Of the Navy lie holds that warrant officers are
at the bottom cf the list Of commissioned officers
81 the Navy, and that an ensign Of tsc Navy and
4 Eecc- d lieutenant Of marines tai, precedence
over chitt gunner, chief boatswain. CHEF car
pentcr. r chief g maker, irrespcCtiyS Of thu
datc5 Of commissions.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
NC MI,Ite Literary societ, EIcction.

At the regular meeting the Jth inst Of the
White Litcra1y Society. Of 81. Johns College. an
election Of officers ior the ensuing yea- ,ys held
with The following result: President Inlr,ce =
FiizEerald; Nice President, William Felton, Bar
zett; Secretary. Thomas }. Howell: Treasurer
Francis J. Lynch, and Librarian, Edward r.
FoTneT.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
THINGS THEATRICAL.

James T. Powers. Rachel Booth. Marie
Celeste, Arthur Cunningham. Van REM
saeler Wheeler. Henry Stanley. May Baker
Jeanne fowler, Miriam Lawrence, Joseph
c. Fay, Maurice Abbey. Charles R. Smith,
and chorus of forty will be seen on
Monday evening at the Columbia Theatre
in Augustin Dalys musical comedy. "A
Runaway Girl" The piece originally vas
done at the Gaiety Theatre. London. where
its success was so great that its term Of
service there has just ended. Presentati
at Dalys and the Fifth Avenue, in New
York. followed before the Offering was
taken on the road. a Runaway Girl
really is a delightful compilation which
fully deserves the patronage that it has
been receiving steadily since its first pro-
duCtion.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
rhe order of RaiIway TeIegrnnherr.

Potomac Division. No III. Order Of Railway
Telegraphers, viii meet tonight az 8 O'Clock al
Society Temple Hall, Fifth and q Streets north
west, Tor the Transaction Of regular business.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
OPEN LATE TONIGHT.
s. KANN, SONS & CO.,
9th and Market Space.
pea.1ey Denies His wife,. Charge

Bensiey Denies his Wtfe's Charges.
William A. Beasley, in his answer to the
charges made against him by his wife in
her petition for divorce. denies each and
every one CT them in most positive terms
and lays the blame Of their domestic trou-
bles to her. He states that since their
marriage In 1891 she has not borne herself
properly. Once. during the time he was
visiting his mother in Virginia. he states
Mrs. Beasley took all her belongings end
moved from his house and did not return
The evening times., 1900-01-06
4 Memorial NInSs.

memorial mass was solemRized at St Aloy-
sius Church this morning at O'Clock to com
memorate the fourth anniversary Of the death OF
Gen. William p LasSclle
The evening times., 1900-01-06
Ube Gueuina GimrS
SATURDAY. JANUARY 6. 1906.
The weather Indications.

For the District Of Columbia. Eastern PeunSyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland. and Vir-
able winds; temperature viii continue above
freezing.
The evening times., 1900-01-06

The following summary viii show the
distribution OF improvements in the dif-
ferent sections OF the city. and the value
of the same.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
TEMPERATURE.
THE Sun AND MOON.

Temperature at l D. m.....-..-.............- Al
Lowest temperature, 5 a m.-..-...-....-....--I =,
Highest temperature, p m----...-.-....--..-.5 -
The evening times., 1900-01-06
BnnI.. Authorized 60 BesIn Rusiner.-

Banks Authorized TO Begin business
The Comptroller Of the Treasury has
authorized the following national banks to
begin business: IKE Myerstown National
Bank. Myerstown. Pa, capital S5O. 600:
president, A. II. Carmary: cashier. George
II. Horst, and the Windber National Bank.
OF Windber, Pa cai'tal. 1900. with S.
r. Shumaker as president
The evening times., 1900-01-06

PHASES or TIE MOON FOR JANUARY
New . Iyl and J0th Full ............... 18th
First uuarter.......sJh last quarter sd
The evening times., 1900-01-06
DECEMBER BUILDING PERMITS.
The Inspectors Report on the Num-
ber aud Value of Structures

Der aud value OF Structures.
The Inspector Of Buildings has issued the
following report OF the number and charac-
ter of the building permits issued by his
Office during the month OF December. to-
gether with a summary OF the improve
ments and their distribution in the various
sections Of the city:
The evening times., 1900-01-06
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide An. and G:27 pm.
High A N.
The evening times., 1900-01-06

SI,25 60 BnItin,ore and Return vim
ID. a o.
Saturday and SlLJay. January c and :.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
UNEEDA BISCUIT.
GOYFKNNIENr GOODS

just received another lot Of Army :
Shoes: No. and only Galvanized Ash
Cans. 80 cents. Bed Sheets. - cents.
Rice lG0 pound barrels, 3lzc- Shelter
Tents, 80 cent Blankets and other [
goods y BENSlNGER & CO, IIth and /
b SIS, opposite Hay Scales. ja4-tf,em [
The evening times., 1900-01-06

sun rises. .....7:l9 An sun sets.-......4:5o ?. N.
Moon sets..-..Il-l IA T. 81
The evening times., 1900-01-06

Managers Burke q Chase havc booked
another vaudeville combination for next
week at the Grand-this time Joseph
Hart's Company. Mr.. Hart is a farceur Of
marked ability, while his organization in
clad,s such people as Henri French, trick
bicyclist and juggler; Smith and Campbell,
the rapid-fre takers" Phil a Ott Mol
lie Fuller. Lottie Vincent, and Mabel Full
leT, sketchists; Fleurette and Frank Gar
diner, vocalists and dancers; Elizabeth
Murray. m0nolOgist. and the JOhnsOns
musicians. In addition. the Biograph has
been retained and will round out a bill
that promises TO be excellent in every way.
Ths Grand is doing an exceptional business
now and Mr.. Hart's aggregation probably
will hold up the record for an extended
period.
The evening times., 1900-01-06

The stcry OF a Bachelors Honeymoon
which Will be next weeks attraction at
the Lafayette Square Opera House, con-
Germs a certain whileom widower who has
taken 10 himself a second wife He has
neglected. however. 10 tell this cbarmer OF
his former marriage and OF two grown
daughters at home, while the Aforesaid
grown daughters are equally in ignorance
OF the wife. The result OF this secrecy is
a set OF complications that is said not to
have been equaled since the time Of George
Broadhurst's What Happend 10 Jones"
The farce is 10 be presented here BY what
is described as an exceptional cast, among
its members being Della Stacey, the last
Julie Bon Bon OF E f Rice's The Girl
from Paris" Seats are selling.
The evening times., 1900-01-06
SAPOLIO. ns ssss1s2.. s2a2 sfas51 sa2v..s.-
Shoe Prices HdiVed.

sweeping success Mems. women's. and CHI
crsn's shoes from the Aarcerou stock going Et
One-half former pTiCiugN sale being conducted
az 9lS Eighth Street southeast. S BIEBER
The evening times., 1900-01-06

Choice Of Suits IN best Scotch
HOmespuns, Fancy Worsteds,
and genuine Clay Dlag0nals.
Overcoats in blue or black ALI
wool Kerseys, fine English Mel
tons, and winter Coverts, $3.50.
The evening times., 1900-01-06

Fine Suits In Cassimeres.
Fancy Tweeds, and Cheviots. in
blues and blacks. Overcoats in
COveTts, English kerseys, Mel
tons, etc. Your choice Of these
SO Suits and Overcoats today
for s..
The evening times., 1900-01-06

Splendid variety OF warm,
stylish Suits in Sacks and Cuta-
ways; ChOise Of Scotch CheyiOJs.
French WOrsteds, Imported Clay
Diagonals. and English MeItOns.
OvercOats in Thibets. Beavers,
MeltOns, kerseys, etc.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-05
OUTPUT
Of Cotton Mills Will be Greatly Re-
duceds

Charlotte, N. c., Sept. Ain regard to
the probable effect of the resolutions
adopted by the Southern cotton spinners
at their meeting here Monday night, DR..
John H. McAden today said to an Associ-
ated Press representative:
THE output will be greatly reduced In
fact, some mills have already shut down.
while others are running on short time, and
still others only operating a portion of
their spindles The membership of the
Southern Cotton Spinners' Association now
represents IS per cent of the cotton mills
of the South, and 1 have reason to believe
that all of them will curtail their produce
ton for the next two months as much as
possible. The object of the millmen will
be to so arrange the work in their plants
as to employ as much of their labor as can
be utilized without turning out the full
amount of goods.
1T is probable that the action of the
committee may have a temporary effect on
the price of cotton for, of course if we
curtail our output it will have tendency
to reduce the present demand for the sta
pie. The offer of certain Northern yarn
commission men to accept our bushes on
a basis of per cent commission and guar
antee and per cent cash discount, is an
important item to the Southern cotton
spinners for it means a saving of $500, 900
annually in the sale of our products"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-05
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Girls Sweetheart Killed by Her Brother
and His Body Thrown In
River

Atlanta, Ca, September A special
from Columbia, s. c., says:
THE body of H. Taber Earle, proprietor
of a restaurant in Seneca, was found in
Seneca river yesterday by the sheriff of
the county, while Matte Gaines, a young
white woman, gave directions to the Off
GERS where to find her lovers body.
Earle and the girl were sweethearts
against the wishes of the young woman's
family. They forbade Earle entering the
house, so the young cople met in a nook
by the river Saturday two borthers and
brother-in-law met the young people at
the river. The girl and Earle pleaded for
Ms life, but the young men, it is said, shot
MIN to death and threw the body into the
river me young woman was arrested
when Earle could not be found and after
trying to shield her relations for a time
told the whole story. All are in JAIL"