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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
HAYS VIEWS ADOPTED.
Great Brttnilsss Reply In Deingoa
seizures Received Today.

SC1LuT CO 1kCSses3 u !
Washington Jan. l1.-The answer Of
the British government to Choate's
representations respecting the seizures
of American flour and other goods in
Delagoa bay has been received. 1t
amounted to a partial answer very sat
isfactory as far as it goes. disposing of
the character of some of the goods
seized, but not finally deciding broadly
whether or not foodstuffs will be re-
garded as conrraband. The British
government adopts precisely the point
of view regarding seized goods assumed
by the state department and embodied
by Choate in his note on the subject
addressed to the British foreign office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
Epidemic Of Grip in England.

london. Jan. 1.-THE epidemic Of in
nuenz is spreading throughout the
whole country. The newspapers contain
long list of notable sufferers from the
disease and the death list IS abnormally
long. The royal household at osborne
house, Isle of Wight. has not escaped.
Many of its members have been re-
moved to sanitariums.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plan.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE plan of
having mail registered by carriers
when collected will be put in practical
operation on Jan. 10. when the system
vii! be inaugurated in sixty cities. At
these places carriers will receive the
registration fee and give receipt for
the matter registered at the house of
L he sender.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
money he placed it in an envelope,
marked the envelope and handed it to
Whiteside for safe keeping. Ad-
journed.
DIR. M'GLYNN's FUNERAL.
Great Manifestation of Affection for
the Dead Prclate.

New York, Jan II The funeral today
of Rev. DR.. Edward McGlynn in St
Stephens church, of which he was for
merly pastor, was the occasion of a
manifestation of popular affection such
as is rarely witnessed. The coffin was
deposited at the altar rail at $50 a. M.
and from that time until the doors We're
closed at 1870 p. M, 10000 persons look
ed upon the face of the dead. For four
hours compact stream of humanity
poured through the church and past the
casket. The obsequies began at $3.50
with the solemn chant for the dead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
Nebraska Tragedy.

spencer. Neb. Jan. ll.-M. Jacobs
shot and instantly killed Milton Nelson
AZ the home OF the latter this morning
and then killed himself. Ihere is no
known cause. The men We're friends
1t is supposed Jacoby must nave sud
denly gone insane.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
NAVAL OFFICER SUICIDES.
Lieut.. oom,nnnaes. Green. OF schley

Lieut.. commander Green. of Schley's
squadron. Takes His own Life.
Washington, Jan. 1l-Admiral Schley,
commanding the South Atlantic sta-
tinr. cahled from Montevidso today
that Lieut. Commander f. Green, Of
the Montgomery. committed suicide
"Wednesday evening Green's friends
here are at a loss 10 account for the
suicide His record was excellent and
he had no known bad habits. n was
horn In Indiana.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
battle ON 1RE IUG[[A.
Rumor That Butler Has Attacked
the Beers and Fight is in
Progress
If True, 1t is Expected to Be One
Of the Biggest Of the
War
-
Roberts and Kitchener Arrive at
Capetown-London Press Makes
Critical Comment.


rated rumor is current in the clubs
late in the day that battle is pro-
crossing at Tugela river.
n POLITICAL STORM.
British Government Losing Prestige
mt IIornc-ltobcrts and Kitchener at |
CapetoNvn.
London, Jan. l1.-The plight of Brit
ish arms in South Africa is oyershad-
owed for the present by the storm
which is bursting over the head of the
home government. The Manche ester
speeches of Balfnur, government lead
ar in the house Of commons. has
| loosened such a torrent OF comment
from private individuals OF his own
| party that We're parliament reassem-
bleci today il is doubtful If the conserv-
| atives would retain power in spite of 4
their tremendous majority of the past
session.
During the irteriude of apparent
| military activity ard official score
4 cy Lord Roberts and Lord Sitch-
snsr have arrived at the seat of
war. 1t is assumed that their clear
vision. supported by 10000 fresh men,
who are due To arrive i'll South Africa
within thirty days. will alter the sit
I uatian. and the fourth month of the
+. campaign viii witness tthe beginning
OF Victories for he British arms.
4 They are not, however. expected 10
produce definite results for some days.
hut ths;,. ,,,il, rs,st,,,.a ~
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
FIGHT NEAR SANTA TOMAS.
Americans Defeat Insurgents killing
INcnty.four a nd Capturing sixty.

Martha. Jan il.-Col. Bullard. With
the Thirty-nirtll infantry. moving in
three columns from Galamba with tMo
guns attacked len companies of TIE In
surgsnts strongly en-ienched on the
Santa Tomas road. They resisted stub
bornly. making three stands. Twenty
-four rebels We're killed and sixty prison
ers taken. The Filipnos retreated, car
irving their wounded toward Lake Taal.
Lone American Mas killed and two offs
GERS slightly wounded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
TO WE'D MISS BLACKBURN.
the Kentucky Politician En-
gagged to senator Black burns

Duugntrr.
cincinnati, Jan. IA Lexington,
Ky. special SAYS Senator William
Goebel. contesting the seat of Governor
w. s Taylor. it is stated is engaged TO
be married 10 Miss corinne Blackburn.
the only Single daughter of United
states Senator Black burn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
Favor Free Indian Land,

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate
committee on Indian affairs has author
lied favorable report on Pettigrew's
bill for free homes on lands ceded from
the Indians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
Mexican Patriot Dead.

City Of Mckee Jan. l1.-Gen Felip
Berriezabal. minister for war and one
Of Msxico's ablest commanders and pa
triots. is dead. President Diaz displayed
the greatest sorrow over the illness of
his former companion in the army and
present member of his cabinet The
minister; son. who is Mexican consul
at Chicago, has been summoned by tel
egraph.
Head OF .Aicxian Brothers Dead.
Chicago. Jan. 11-Rev. Alaysius
Schyons. head of the order of AleXian
Brothers in the United States, is dead
of heart disease.
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Observation-Disclosures

Freeport, ILL.,. Jan. l1.--state Senator
Aspinwall today announced that he will
be candidate for state treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
noun. Also Turned Doyyn

London. Jan. 1.-THE Daily Mail
says:
With CHARACTERISTIC bad manners the
Transvaal authorities have refused to
allow Mr.. Hollis. the American repre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11

the attention of the people and ,he
legislature for sixteen years He now
has accomplished what he started out
To do, 70 make this work d part Of the
state government. and give it u place
I bal cnuld not be duesti tinned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11
T.-R. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY.
The wcat,,e-s

The Weather
For Iowa-Fair tonight and Friday.
Tor Illinois-Rain or snow this after
noon and fair tonight and Friday;
colder in the south tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11

Cars of American pattern have been
adopted for Paris underground electric
road.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-11

The building. ard the work il repre-
sents is but IA beginning solid
foundation upon which Will be built in
the near future a great historical de-
partment like that of Wisconsin, which
is the model toward which Iowa is
working The state is just bsgirrins 20
realize the value and Importance of
preserving her own history. matter
which Charles Aldrich. the founder of
the historical department, has been
persistently and effectively calling to
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
DEWITT WILL WAIT.
h'DONOUGH GIVES FLINlsY EXCUSE
FOR DOUBLE REGISTRATION.

At the request of his counsel, Stan Don
nelly, the case of Michael Dewitt, charged
with violating the election law by regis
tering both in the Sixth and Second pre-
cincts of the Fourth ward, was continued
until May IL. Bail was fixed at 81 ,O0U,
which was furnished yesterday afternoon
Stephen j. McDonough's explanation of
the appearance of his name ON the regis
tration books of the Fourth and Eleventh
precincts of the Second ward is that
Oh the first registration day he was
about to move from 97S Conway street, in
the Eleventh precinct, to his present
house in the Fourth, so he registered in
the Eleventh and took a transfer GER
ttfcate from the judges, SO as to have
his name entered ON the books of his
new precinct. :. &2e
The transfer certificate has been de-
clared invalid even by Markham and his
partisan caadjuters.. o
The attempts on the part of the Repub-
lican organs to excuse the registration
Of 8. ]. McDonough, a Second ward woI k
er, in two precincts, does not explain why
the police Overlooked his case.
In "a letter sent to the judges Of election
in each precinct by Corporation Attorney
Markham was the following paragraph
mo person is entitled to register OF
vote at the coming election unless ne was
resident Of the districtlon April 1Iof
this year, and: it is the duty Of the board
of registration to refuse to register and
the duty Of the judges Of election to re-
fuse to receive the vote Of any per son
who has moved into the district since
April of this year.
The police appear to play favorites In
the enforcement of the election law, the
same as they do in the enforcement of
other laws.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
CITY MEWS 8.

Acller Post No. q, C. A r.. viii hold
a regular meeting at the Post hall today
at D. m. There will be a muster.
At an entertainment for the benefit Of
the BOer war fund at Century hall, Min
neapOlis. Friday May 4. G. A. Towne, OF
Duluth Will tax. The Ben Franklin club
is arranging the meeting.
Nr. and Mrs II. B. Dunning, of Mar
garet street, have returned from Burk-
hardt. Wis. where they were called
Tuesday by the death of Mr.. Dunning' s
father
1t was a glad night at Westminster
Presbyterian church last night, the occa-
sion being the burning Of a mortgage for
Sl.Gj0 and a reception to Rev. F. III.
Shedd. soon to become the pastor Of the
church.
The fire department was summoned to
Finch Van Slyck, Young 81 Co.'S whole
sale house, corner of East Fourth and
Sibley streets, yesterday Roon 1t was
false alarm. the mercurial alarm system
being out OF order.
The Order of the Sons of st. George
will attend St Johns church, corner of
Kent and Portland, at p. m. tomorrow
afternoon, when Rev c, f. Kite will
preach on The Call of God to the Eng
lish-Speakng World
A union of express men will be organ
lied May 10 Sylvester MOntOur will be
president Ed Levy, vice president; Peter
Peterson, treasurer, and Miles Gibbons,
rgeant7at-arrns.s The purpose is to raise
the license to SO p as it was before.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
SCENES IN TRANSVAAL
DEPICTED BY DIR. j. HI. b. SMITH.
OF DULUTH.

An audience of over 200 people heard
Dr. ]. H B. Smith, of Duluth, lecture on
"A Pictorial Journey Through Roerland," !"
at the Peoples church last night. DR.,
Smiths lecture was illustrated by steref D.
dcon views which DR.. Smith collected
while he was In South Africa as a mis-
sionary.
DR.. Smith described the journey from
London to Cape Town, and from Cape
Town to Kimberley. Dr. Smith said: BE
fore one can intelligently pass upon the
present strife in South Africa ne must
study the history of South Africa and Of
England's treatment of the Beers, which
has led to strong racial antipathies, which
has been used by capitalists to accom-
plish their ends. The Beers. are not a.
filthy people, and if 1 had to choose be-
tween travelling In the great Northwest
for six months or in South Africa for one
year, would rather travel in South Afri-
ca, as far as hospitality and cleanliness
are concerned. 1 believe that the present
war is an unnecessary and unjust war,
and that which was sought could have
been obtained without bloodshed.''
The lecture was given under the aus
pices of the Emanuel church. Dr. Smith
left last night for Duluth, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
ASKED BY JACKSON HEIRS.
That They Have an Opportunity -tc
Review GuardfanshfD.

The guardianship of Fredricka H: jack
son, appeal of the st. Paul Trust COM
pany from an order Of the probate court,
granting the application of the ward to
open the account of the trust company
as guardian, is on trial before Judge
Jaggard. There is another case Of the
same kind. that of Allen w. Jackson,
also ward of the trust company.
The Jackson children were. in their mi
nority, wards of the trust company. They
are the children of Frederick Jackson,
formerly of the wholesale house of Far
well, Ozmun & Jackson. and inherited
from their fathers estate something less
than $40, 900 each. .
The trust company became their guar
dian in 1887, and so continued until 1896,
when the guardianship account was clos
ed by Judge Willrich, there being at. that
time no appearance on the part of the
wards. who were East. where they have
lived for a number of years.
The wards now claim that they have a
right to scrutinize the account and to
hold the trust company liable for inade-
quate investments Of their money and
methods not warranted by conservative
business customs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
STUDENTS IN HENRY ".
SHAKESPEARES PLAY PRESENTED
AT MECHANIC ARTS SCHOOL.

A very creditable entertainment was
given by the senior class Of Mechanic
Arts high school last evening, consist
ing of a production Of Shakespeare's S
Henry w. Assembly hall was well
filled with friends and patrons of the
school. The heavy character of the piece
somewhat tested the schoolboy actors,
but the young Thespians acquitted them
selves with credit, and the class play was
accorded the Endorsement of the audience
that it deserved.
The costumes were all in keeping with
the play and lent great deal to the
piece John ,PriedennaH made an excellent
King Henry, and the other parts were all
taken with equal success. The following
contributed to the cast: Howard Flagg,
Dewayne Stegner. Arth Larkin, Carl
Schmidt. Robert MacKnight, Gordon Dib-
BILE, Huntley Downs. Arthur CRUDE, Fred
Bowen, William Middleton, Roy Sharood,
Gustav Zachrinson, Carl Bohn, Hugo Her
mann, Louis Penhoel, Charlotte Brink
and Sarah Shedorsky.
The play will be produced again to-
night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
CHEEK GUT IN A SALOON
ROW IN TWOMBLY,S THAT En-
POSES GETCHELL'S MIDNIGHT
CLOSING FARCE
LYONS CHEEK is sEwED UP
Early Morning Array in u Waba-
sha Street Rum Emporium That
May End Seriously for
Some.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday morn
ing the central police station patrol wag.
on took John Moriarty, alias John Ly-
ons' to the city hospital for the purpose
of having deep knife wound through hi:
cheek sewed up. that he might be return
ed to the central station for confinement
during the night. fnt'lt.
Mortarty was arrested with his assail-
ant, Putney Smith, and four others, by
Lieut.. Joe Davis and Patrolman Casser-
ly, at Twombly's saloon, 326 Wabasha
street, where two of the five became in
volyed in an alteration early in the
small hours. and 1t was finally agreed to
resort to the arbitrament of QueenSbuTy.
They met in Twombly's back room, and
Lyons was victor. After a little Smith S
satisfaction did not seem to be complete,
and they went at it again. Lyons, ac-
cording to eye witnesses, was still vic
tor. Finally, after second drubbing,
Smith appealed from the Queensbury
court to cold steel, and slashed Lyons
cheek with a knife, wheEeupon the p lice
arrested all five and tugged them to the
station, and the fifth to the hospital.
They were all able to be arraigned- in
police court yesterday morning, and, in
view of the fact that the story might be
a bad one if the facts were aired, reveal
ing to the public in its full hideousness
the favoritism of Chief GetcheIPs saloon
policy, the police consented to the fining
of each S. for disorderly conduct, and let
it go at that.
AS matter of fact, Twombly's place
has been open nightly after the prescrib-
ed hour for closing, and the fact that he
has been shouting for "Chet' Smith, as
has the gang that hangs around his place,
has been esteemed the reason for the ap-
athy Of the police in his vicinity. Thurs
day morning, however, the proprietor of
the saloon himself became involved in an
alteration with a prominent business
man, and the affair was reported to the
police, the officer on the beat, to protect
himself, swearing out warrant against
the saloon man. It had not been served,
however, so far as can be learned, up to
the time that the cutting Of Lyons or Mo
riarty occurred.
Chief Getchell is probably as vel quail
ified as any one to tell why the war
rant was not served.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
ONE DEAD, ONE INJURED
TWO WORKMEN AT NEW CAP.
ITOL FALL FORTY
FEET
ACCIDENT A PECULIAR ONE
Passing Wagon Drives over Rope
Used to Hoist Material and Scaf-
folding, on Which Men
stood, Falls.

fatal accident at the new state caD-.
itol building occurred few minutes aft
er o'clock yesterday afternoon Through
the breaking of a scaffolding, Albert
! Swanson 3S01 Fourth street north. Mir
neapolis. was instantly killed, and Frank
! Thiery, 1858 Erie street, dangerously in
jured. Both men were employed on the
building.
The workmen were engaged, with 9TH
ers. in putting up scaffoldlng on the
! south side of the new building, in front
Is of the east facade. The accident which
i cost the life of the one, and came near
| killing the other, was very peculiar in
/ its nature, and resulted from the catch
ing in the wheels of a wagon, of rope
used in elevating material to the top Of
the scaffold
| Swanson was a mold caster, and was
working with Thiery on the top of the
scaHold. The rope used to elevate ma
terlals passed over a pully at the top,
thence to the ground, and under another
pully and to a hoisting machine some dis
tance away. Both men were busily en-
| gagged in carrying up the construction of
the staging when a stone wagon was
driven over the hoisting rope at the teot
of the scaffold. One of the wheels caught
in the rope by accident, and, before the
driver knew that anything was wrong,
the horses had carried away the tackle
and overbalanced the staging
The entire upper portion of the stag
ing gave way, and Swanson, falling in
side, close to the building, struck against
projecting timbers, and was dead before
he reached the ground, forty feet below.
Thiery fell on the outer side of the scat
fold, and, by what seemed almost mira
Gle, was not killed His left leg was
broken above the. knee and he was badly
bruised. He fell on a mound of sand,
and Jared better than he could have hep
ed had he struck the ground underneath
Physicians were summoned at once.
Swanson was dead, and Thiery was taken
at once to the city hospital Swanson's
remains were sent to Minneapolis, where
he has friends. He is a single man, and
has no relatives in this country. Thiery
is married.
Coroner Nelson viewed Swanson's re-
mains and decided an inquest UnneceS-
sary. Thiery, on arriving at the hos
pital, refused to enter the institution, and
was taken to his home. Aside from
broken leg, he is not seriously injured.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
UNDER BANKRUPTCY LAW.


FL. 8. FairchiId Filed Petition
Yesterday.
FL. 8. Fairchild, real estate dealer at
so East Fourth street, filed petition in
bankruptcy yesterday. The liabilities are
$65,974.15 and the assets $3.50, of which
SIS, $50 is in real estate.
Some Of the larger creditors, with the
amounts and claims, are as follows:
Eleanor Tatum, note, $1,000; John SVEN
son, note, $1,000; National German-Amer-
Dickerman, note, $2,12s.5o; Eliz. R. Pen n.
field, notes, $1,3S2; Albert L. Allison,
note, $500.
These notes are secured by real estate.
The National German-American bank
has a judgment of $S147.S1. Judgments
are held by others aggregating $40, ,304 ST.
There Is balance due the estate of S.
G.. Tatum Of 1,80O.51
The Walter A. Wood Harvester COM
-pany Is a creditor to the amount of S5,=
632.16, balance due on stock subscription
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28

the mysteries of spirtualism in particular
will be discussed and exemplifled by the
famous spirit medium, DR.. Slater, the
seance beginning, at 5 o'clock sharp. Many
wonderful manifestations are promised,
including table manifestations, spirit
materializations and other wonderful
tests of the mediums power;
everything takes place in the full glare of
all the electric lights In the theater.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
Hand Crushed in a Press

Eugene Gates, a sixteen-year-old youth
employed at the ST. Paul Printing COM
pany,s Office, Fourth and Sibley. streets,
had his right hand badly crushed in a
printing press yesterday morning. The
and before the machinery. could be
stopped the flesh had been torn and
broken.
He was attended by DR.. Charles Dohm
and sent to st. Lukes hospital.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
Turnyerein wiu EntertoIn

The West ST. Paul Turnverein will
give a benefit entertainment and ball this
evening at Paul Martins opera house.
on the West side. The benefit Is for the
class Of twenty that goes to Philadel-
phia in June to attend the National Turn
fest. The class will go through the same
exercises at the entertainment this even
Ing as they will give at the National
funniest
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
millions for Hasebam.

A million of dollars are spent every
year upon the game of baseball, but
large as this sum is. it cannot begin to
equal the amount, spent by people in
search Of health. There is a sure method
of obtaining strength. and it is not a
costly one. We urge those who have
spent much and zlqst hope to try Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. It strengthens
the stomach. makes digestion easy and
natural, and cures dyspepsia, constipa-
ton. bfii6usness and weak kidneys
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-28
Families i'm a Row.

John Johnson, small boy living at 1886
Magnolia street, was in the municipal
court yesterday charged with assaulting
Clarence Noyes. a youngster living at
34l Magnolia street. The case was dis
missed, and Immediately thereafter Mrs.
Johnson applied for a warrant for the
arrest of Noyes on charge of tres
pass.