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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
TAKING PRecAUTloN.
New York Requiring Al Her Ciissn. ia
ii- Naccinstsd.

New York Requiring Al Her CiiiEsns {,
b- Naocinstsd.
New York. Dec ~. In eonsequeuc,
OF the cases of smallpox which have &C.
Cured IN this city lately the demand
for vaccine virus by physicians. to use
IN their private practice exceeds all de-.
mands in previous years
The corps of vaccinators sent out by
the health department has been in.
creased and the scope Of their labors
widcned. They will visit the better
class of apartment houses and private
dwellings up town aud satisfactory
proof must be- presented 70 them that the
necessary preraudon has been taken
II 70 has not they will take il them.
selves.
IL Il estimated that hy the end OF thi.
week more than 100000 persons will
have been yaccinatsd In the borough OF
Manhattan alone.
These measures are not intended 20
create alarm, but to allay IL. the board
OF health department assert with the ut.
most confidence that the result Of the
present advice all persons young and
old must submit 20 vaccination will be
made entirely manifest in three or four
weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Logansport, In1., Dec. i2.-Acting ON
information received from Warsaw. the
police undertook TO arrest man who
had attempted TO sell stolen team at a
local livery stable TIE man started 10
run. and running fight between the
police aud fugitive took place. The
man had been recognized by one OF the
officers who knew him. as Marvin
Buhns. the noted desperado. who on
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
-Dhecion Of Dan Ouinl1n--

Nov ~ escaped from the Ohio peniten.
iiary. where be was serving life sen.
tence for the killing Of William Cam.
pan. Fosiorin, O., horse trader. Nearly
40 shots were exchanged. and during the
fight Officer B'njimin Dean was shot
By She fugitive twice, one shot entering
the right breast and the other the right
side ot the abdomen Both wounds are
serious, and 10 Is thought Dean will die.
hnhus e.nnnnd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13

Olathe. kas., Dec. u. "A northbound
passenger train ON the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe crashed into the rear end
Of northbound freight train at Clara,
30 miles south Of here. Noble Thomas,
aged 10 years. of Emporia. Kas., was
burned TO death in the caboose. Hi.
father was fatally injured. the engineer
and fireman of the passenger train were
seriously injured and half dozen pas
sengers IN the eabosse were slightly
mart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
1'HE STRIKE STILL ON
Railroad Officials Say the Road Il
Gaining Every Day.
TRAFFIC IMPROVING,
Strike leaders Declare They Are Sure
10 Win, and Deny Statements
Given The Public by officers
OF the Santa De-.

Galveston, Dc. ~ Reports received
up 70 "A late hour last night at the gen.
eral Officers Of the Gulf. Colorado and
Santa r. were very encouraging from
the company point of view
The information was ssnt ont from
Chicago that the company had with.
drawn ~ advertisements for operators
and that al. place. on the lines west Of
/ Albuquerque bad been filled II wa.
stated by Vice President Barr AZ Chica.
10 thnt operators would be- sent 10 Texas
90 supply the places of the men on strike
General Manager Polk made state.
ment that Boz was deiuged with tele
frnm' and letters OF application from
men seeking employment as operators
and agents Some Of them have been
accepted and others will bs after inyes.
lshiipn Hr nlsl stated that be had
received applications from mcmbers Of
the Order ~ Railway Telcgrlpher, who
want 10 return % work. In this con.
ncctIon Colonel Polk stated that while
hr piird some oi the poor fellows who
PERMITTED Themselves 10 b. lead into the
strike. his iuyhriable reply 20 an such
applicants is that under no cIrcumstanc.
e. VII the company reinstate any man
who has violated tho agreement by
deserving hi, p1st
Reports indicated that M trains arr
running on schedule time without de-.
lay Or trouble with the exception Of the
breaking 30 two and running together
OF freight train near Cedar Ilill. This
arrdeni, however. was not attributed
% thc operator,
a message from Division suparintend.
ent Scott by General Manager Polk
stated that crowd of citizens headed
by 'X'Agaut Scale at Morgan forced the
new employe ~ that place out of town.
Later another message announcing that
ih' new agent and operator bad return.
cd 20 the place and they were prepared
70 remain on duty aud the company will
protect them.
Atelegram from Santa Anna. where
u was reported % mob had waited ON
and run the new agent out Of town was
received. bat all s. quiet NJ that place
now and new men are being installed
aud not bothered. r. z Richardson
ar' the two men holding down Santa
Anna and they report everything lovely
No present
In regard 10 a statement omenafinc
from headquarters of the Order " Rail.
way Ieleguphers 20 the effect that
large amount ~ cotton was ued up NJ
-idonia, Colonel Pork stated that four
.hr' oi coitNs bad been delayed at Ia.
lonia be'nus' the way bills had been
lost ~ destroyed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-13
Two Wreck. Near PART.

Paris. Tex, Dec. ~ The northhound
Santa Fe aud the sonihtonud Frisco
passenger trains were each delayed over
three hours Tuesday by freight wrecks
The Santa 10 wreck occurred between
Wylie and Celeste and the Frisco wreck
near Greenland. Ark.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
RECESS IS TAKEN
Congress Adiourns For Over the
Holidays, to Meet Jan
uary 8.
Death OF the Wife Of Senator
Frye Announced in the
Senate.
Representative Wise. Of Virginia.
Also Passes Away---Gen-
eral News.

washington, Dec 2l.-when the
house met today there We're less than
100 members on the floor. The majority
8of the members had already departed
ior their homes to spend the holiday
recess The chaplain in his invocation
referred tendety TO the deaths of AIrs.
Frye and REPRESENTATIVE Wise. After
apprav & al or the Journal, some routine
and nsirtar matters We're transacted by
isaalsiiIl us consent.
No business was transacted by the
senate, The news Of the death of the
Iwifs of President Pro Tenn Frye was
conveyed officially to the body and out
% rs peet 70 her memory Immediate adj
journnlent was taken
l2se5 ne saIsate adjourned until
Jaf
Jenes. os Virginia, announced the
saesth Of ares, ntatlve Wise and the
Gus totiiary soaltions were adopted and
I a committee appointed. AT 1920 the
/ l. onse adjourned until Jan. 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
supply Of satables, ana he ate a hearty

supply Of eatables, and he ate a hearty
Thank sgiving supper.
He walked ten miles before he found q
horse and buggy. With this he drove
all the way to Arcola, where he traded
horses. From there he drove on home
and has been in the neighborhood ever
since. He told Judge Adair that he
could have made his escape on several
different occasions, but to have done so
1T would have been necessary for him TO
kill a guard.
He said he was serving an unjust SEN
tence IN the penitentiafy for murder and
ne ough to be pardoned or paroled. The
Judge advised him to 20 back to CO.
i1imbus and give himself UP. believing
that by so doing he could make a favor
ob.e impression on the Ohio authorities
and secure his liberty Kuhns replied
that his friends advised him not TO do
that. and he rather thought they were
fright III said the officers knew where
he was, for they had had a couple of
detectives in the county for a week. HI
said he had been spending the time
Since his return home visiting with his
Icid friends and that he had invitations
Icnoush ahead to last until after New
Years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
STORM ON BRITISH COAST.


Ono of the severcst Gales In Many
Years.
London, Dec. 2l.,rhe severe storms
Which have been prevailing of the
coast the past few days appear to
have reached their height during the
night. and while the gale is stifi severe
and tsis. ssas very heavy, ii is hoped the
N5rst IS eyer Stories Of wrecks and
damage are coming from all directions.
but happsls the fatalities are feN
Tie Dominion line Steamer New E,i,g-
land which sailed yesterday from Liv-
.rpeol. had such bad tins IN the
schannel ahat several Of her crew were
snJlrrtl. rnvre have been numerous
MINOR wrs.clss The g;sls ted ali night
and bles almost a flurricane at4sillless
Tine telegraph tlnss stle doNn in & di-
srections and contamination With Scot
land IS cut off Mercy s-fl'y boats .sass.
suspended servtce ard channel pa 3 $
haXs, been the mos temp tuous "
years.
borhood was the most severe IN q
decade Great damage was done e
property and many persens wesFe IN
jured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
!. SHORT TEL. E(sR.AN Ms.

l..
me cofili'1rei.fi' = 'i''s ~ "
'ss'isn = 80 w -, = s ~
ol 'l.isieiiai ~ : i's s. = : -
Der 10.
NSiitIan l.shetis z y'o'iis NEGRO. snvs
anu k'lssa fss5sa lssssSsSsis' sS'ss'' 81; 1iss
,nsts cotll;llitssa salSiue s isisss'iss'sii'
sslr vests sfsay
e'ongrsssi''an ,JRhll ). i-si'sz,8 as'',siSi p,
.esfat, esisasea ~ sson y 'iss
issSs'li " ''I'le ~ 60 sioM iilai- s
gin, mas siveil IlDsiSe ei CORES r.
tscreta ~ g " - isoos isss sil's'l's's''Si
me ssieesion g 'ht. i'flsS Z y
near pss MONS Ia. as ilis site les 4
rev army posf
The commit,se appointest py 1he re-
cent genera! con terence g lae -asst tstfz
dis cliurcfl8 l8wii y iileet IN MY iofK eles
soon e revis.s ne church hyinhd..
n sidetraek coi'isioh near l'eaz
mont. Mo-, tsraay 5onnsoin lylieil
and j. l. Morris. brakeman We're kiiiea
and v. j. Meiey' another brakeman
was seriously INJURED.
Frank Hamilton, newspaper man
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
STORM ON VIRGINIA COAST.

Schooner Wrecked and Gnnboat
Annapolis Ashore.
Norfolk. Va, Dec q severe storm
prevails today on the coast be. e.ysesn
Caps Hatteras and Henry The Wind
- blowing farty miles an hour and III
cl'-a sing hourly. Tfis schooner Jessie
Hall IS ashore south OF Cape II n..y and
the captain and s'aanen drowned All
small crafts sought Shelter. Heavy
rains accompanied the storm al along
the Virginia coast. Snow is reported at
ICha-lotte, n. G.
TIE gunboat annapolis went ashore
last night at the mouth of Western
Branch. Tugs are enaeavering to pull
her OFF. II is not believed she is, much
DAMAGED
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
CLEVER WORK
His Escape From the British I'm
der Knox an Astonishing
Performance.
By Quick Action Extricates Him
self From Most Difficult
Position.
"A Brilliant Dash Thru the Brit
ish Lines and Artillery
Posts.

~ ~, - : -.. ,,-- N, 80 ~ y T,- \
s3i''' ~ .s'i's - =
VETS escape from the encirciing Bit
ish couinns, show it was one of the
~, ;,,a;y,,,,f,, oe t,,a ~ yvh4n
!, s
: Iols'ss ~
the 18th. some fifteen miles east Of
Thaba Menu. Knox was only about an
p,o,,,s > ;s,,,,t and. Inc y,,,a,..,, s,t,,atior
i,
ssi'i'ssirsu 'e's'l'ssi a's-, put A,ssss s. Mas'
Eequal to tie occasion. Dispatching
s. lr5e.t a,.tar 4, r,s.,vs, nre,,.,,a., E,
,....,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
GIVES KUHNs WELCOME.
a Desperate Outln,v Feastcd ut His
Ola Homo.


Columbia City, Ind, Dec. 2l. Maryin
kufai:s himself has tod how he escaped
from the Ohio state prison. He is nov
.nioying his liberty in Nopiescounty, In
u;a1la. and no one seems to show any
inclination to effect his capture. Judge
j.. w. Adair. of this city had the pleas
ure of hearing Muhns story from
skuhns own lips. and advised the fugi-.
tive 10 give himself up. his advice being
rolitslv refused.
J,,.i.,. Adair in company with his
iuro,. lailiff9 Henry Bnesorl. vent 10 Mo-
ll, county "Wednesday for a hunt on the
,,,siys,s farm AS they started out they
noticed a man coming down the road on
r,rseh4ck and in The evening when they
lret,irre,i 10 the res!sisnce of the judge $
tenant solomon Baker. they had the
rlans,,,.. of being introduced to- the man
whom they had met in the morning. He
/ ,,roved "a he none other than Marvin
;Sl,hns the nost-talked-of desperate in
ira county at the present time
Air I,aker Is an ola friend and former
reg ht,or Of Maryln kIhns. Mr.. Baker s
fan3ily. Judge Adair and Kuhns ate sup
ne, rogstf,e1s in the evening, visited to-
-. ter untll bedtime and took breakfast
toustf,er the following morning. During
lsthe evening kuhns told all about his
cseape from tie Ohio penitentiary on
THANKSGIVING day. The heating plant
ffor the peni,entiary is located a short
4 distance from the prison. Kuhns is a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
PAGE o Ne.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:

Cong.r T,l1I1, Y, '.;i5,,,' a l.ra-s. mont
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500, lsIyf,
GENERAL NEWS:
cuaaiiy Offers Reward for Abductors.
Eddie Cudahys : story
England and Amended Treaty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
SUPREME . Eig SIONo.
Decisions Hanaea JosSsl ny iosv.l'-s

tt.-- e, y - n ~ n ~ ~ = ~ ~
sspseial q Times epnblicatl.
pss Moss lS fllasing
clse!sioFss 5seas slasieea down IS the Su
l3rellI count today
stat s. Hull appeiiant Dsea5uys
clstsi AiiffsTsi
sssi ~ c'Wls appsliait SO
Hc.stf5es Aitigh.ec
l ys Niaisls tppe rt l9sgasps
icsstsset. I.eVefs
Monroe ledge No. Aipia Sf;tts
Bank al,aaIlant. Manfpe l!sa 4-
ttigHeel.
I,asrs appe Hart, Is. isSsls S.. AIa5a Z
Iroose asslSicE A;tifnled.
Anshas IS. Roeses, aPpsllairt. Les
slriet. .atfitnlsd
Braifofa sl,ltnal Fire Insurance
iEalatls. appailant. tsnion distinct Az
fiiIpS.
sitzer. appellant. vs.. Fenzloif. Floyd
!sdistrist. A.lirlnad.
Metzradt vs.. Modern Woodrnen of
America, appellant. Louisa district. Al
tisnled
! Weasewood & Co appell ~ Parr.
K Busna Vista district, .Atfrt
Runanell vs. pealy apps
3distraet. Affirmed
Weleh vs Albers apnella ogbas
distrct. Reversed.
| Pollock vs. Milburn, aprsisa aa:sr
Rapids superior court Rs sesi
Bank of Commerce al,t aAf IS
tarreil Mahaska dist.
Rea, appellant. IS. W "a
4 district. Reversed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
HoGUE's SLAYER HANGED.
John owens Goes to GaIlows Refus-
ingto Disclose His Indcnrity.

PARIS. lli., Dec. > r. Prs stivirg . the
las the .sIlsnee with winch ,te has
sllipudsd h IDENTITY, john Ovens
alias Raacliii's. wnt bfags.ly . dcsst j
on he gaileNs today for ne nrutai
murder of James II Hogn ef this ;y,
Sept nAberlast. About 700 l5eiis ~ Wit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
MILLIMAN NOT A ca sDaTE.


Says ii is Not His AMI ION rs suc-
coed Governor sissy
Des NIoinss Dec. eu snant
s6iovernorsJ. G. Milliman rat
he Will not be a candida re-
publican nomination fs r'aar TO
succeed Governor Shaw
A mob, lee by the husban he VIC
tim. tried 10 lynch Andrew " 4 ne
gro. accused Of murdeiina ] l..
French, a white woman eslna.
Tex. y company of militia 1arding
the negro.
The Calumet and Hecla cpl mine
has made a reduction in the eia ting
force estimated at nearly 1000 raen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
JURY SYSTEM FAVORED.
Porto Rico Legislature Passes BIZ
IstSbfishirg iiie system.

is.ll ntrpducing The jury system into
Feite Kiea passed both houses. Tha
htlise mas Passed bill tixins the sala-
.5ss tist sat;ve coanciilors at $1,000.
9sisisrsd eNesssiYe and it is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
Banner stern bery Sentenced

Berlin. Dec. 2l. -sternbere. the mill
ionaire banker who has been on trial for
luns time, was found guilty today OF
unnanleable imrnoralities and was sem
fenced To- two and a half years. impris-
alnent. with LOGS of citizenship for five
yearS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
PAT GROVE SUSPECTED.
Omaha Police Relieve He Led the.
KIDNAPPING Gang

Omaha, Nsb., Dec. 1t is stated To-
day that Pat Grove, yell known ii pos
lice circles, Is the man whom the pos
lice suspect Of being the leader 81 the
gang who abducted young Cudahy.
Search IS beIng nlasis for Grove. Be-
yond this there are no developments in
the case An extra force of iinksrtons
arrived this morning and We're put TO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
l.aNys for the Isilipinos.

NJ mia Dec. 21,.-The Philippine COM
mission mas passed bills prescribing
that the English text shall be used in
The construction OF all laws enacted;
authorizing the provost marshal to es-
saplish nogire and health rsgulations
with limited punishment for violation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
.-R. BULLET TIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF I)DA' !
tn. syes.h..-

For Iowa Unsettled tonight and
surday with showers Saturday; =
Saturday afternoon or night.
For Illinois Fair tonight; Saturday,
cloudy. with showers BY night, contin-
ted mild TEN nperature
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
Injured at a Fire.

Toronto. Ont, Dec. 2l.-Matthews
Bros pictura moulding factory burned
today. About twelve men were injured,
three seriously and one fatally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21

atoning for them. Moreover, hence
forth they would devote themselves 10
wipng out the Indebtedness The
pleadings in the case We're unfinished
and the hearing was adjourned for a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
MRS FRYE DEAD.
wlfe.o tlae l.residsa: FRO rena of tho

Wifcgof the Prcsiden; Fro Tenn of the
senate Passes Away.
Washington, Dec Mrs. William p.
Frye Wsfs os senator Fry, died this
iasatnire She had been lsfor son1e time
Fast Hear. failufe Nas given as the
ti1irisdiate cause OF death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21

q, !, 4, ,,,;oa,,
~. ,sa:...s 1,
i2e' MONIES i'Sse : 'as :
the case Of the state vs. i;air, whien 70 y
,,,pre "a. to,l,,. con cred on an appeal
..a,,,, 4. retr,rsle.l nv
4 s ! : ~ Z
the ss 80 $
ca examiners as BY ar the fnost lsii-
t,,s. ,sS,,,.t ,s,,s ~, r,,s.licai practice
,,,. ,hs
- y 'ssss' 'l''i'5''a +
hesls' of the episode II wren the p4s'fs' /
turned down an applicant for a Ger iifi = 1
Scata q. nrsc,ica u3ef,ic,ne by an osteo- /
81, 4, y. IS, 4; ~, ,,sI
i'''s'', s. ? 'Sssss s - =
OF tfe bparts.
This decislon. said DR. Kennedy,
secretarv of the board, effectuallv d s,-
f5tsess Of a class Of itinerant heaiers who
nave. beer going about th.- state rrac-
Iticing their qua 4 kerry. WE tried for a
Hong tifne 10 get rid Of tile worst of these
itinerants,. the notorious Diamond Dick
land a "a - vas trisa in Warren county
lin which Judge (fanlsi.. decided that the
E.law is suneonstis slltioRal 80 far as it re-
les 10 itilaarar,ts Under mi Z, eleuisIot
i.D:ainontl DselS ara others OF hia class
have been travelling about the stats
ever since TAen a casa cams up in
lsAndlbon county IN which William j s.
BAR Of THIS clty. Who. holds a certificate
isfr,i,ls tllis, board emitting him to prae-
4 ice nlsdjxine: which certificate was is-
s,l,l on d diplolasa. refused TO pay ii-
8cense to the state as am frinerart, and
when suit was brought Judge Macy hels.
IL I,,,5 i, =, a,d ,i1ssl.sskl tj,s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
Arbitration MOTION Defeated.

Struct the Htss.an reilreSen Ia tiveS in
the hundesrath 10 propose TO assemble
the foreign affairs committee with the
object of initiating a proposal for arbi-
tration between Great Britain and the
'rransvaal. Tw#!sty-itwo votes were cast
each way All the anti-senite and So
cial democrats favored the motion The
Representative of the government left
the house before the debate on the mo-
ton.
THE TREATY AND CENTRAL
AMERICA.
w. l.. Curtis.l
The gentleulnn Of the senate who are
taking 80 much about revoking The
treaty in order that
1.-The United States may have "A free
swing down in Central America evi-
dently have not taken the dignity ard
pride q the Central American repubii@s
Unto consideration. Wnile both costa
tsiea and Nicaragua are anxious 70
have The canal constructed. thsy are
lequally anxious 70 preserve their ma s
tional dignity ana integrity. and the
] fact that we are taking liberties With
their territory that We would mo- take
lir they were large and powerful ma
tions Is ofcousse disa grecable to thssn.
1 In both of these countries are parties
/ that advocate annexation to the United
i States, who believe that it would be
better for their material Interests il
i'they could come underour government,
/ bur with the general public the sueges-
ftien usually creates . panic.
The clerical papers thruout all Latin
1 Ancrica, from tils. Rio Grande 10 the
Y STRAITS of Magellan. are forever harp
ling on that string ind trying to frigilten
1 tila psppic of Mexico and Central and
South America into the notion that tbs
United tSates intends TO gobble them
UP as ii has Hawaii and the Philip
4 pines. The Clayton -Bulwer treaty has
been the source of great consolation IL
such people. because one Of its stipula-
4 tiors is that neither England nor the
United States would ever attempt t.
exercise sovereignty over amy part OF
lCentral America The tiInld ones have
said that the Yankees dare not try Il
annex them for fear Of England, but II
that safeguard is torn away the con.
4 servative press will make the most of Il
and the speeches and newspaper arti.
i cles and amendments to the Hay.
Paurcefote treaty will afford the text.
for serious discussion.
At Florence. Kas.. The Rev. Harvey s
lChristian. pastor of the Presbyterian
church, died from the effects of an oper
alton for appendicitis. He war about 2
years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
Eire In Chicago.

Chicago. Dec 21.-Fire today dam-i
aged Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s warehouse
on West Adams street to the amount Of
$50, 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
I.he Kentncky Y i'm Suez CnnnI

Port said Dec. 21.Tl,e warsIhip Ken
tliclSy entered the canal this morning
She VIII stop at Suez over Christmas
and WIFI proceed on her journey on the
26sfl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-21
ALLEN IS SENSATIONAL.
Declares IFS Position on
the {. roiIS sss33co.. Ell.

the 6 Grouy 'solco. ELL
washington. Dee. When he SEN
NJ commit: sri tire terday
seslirase I'll, heating trout
olaaTla oil nsl' 81 alien, Of
,sssras as,lss i l:lfss llva u eenna :ttee.
mar ilss csscag.ning
his 2cssi4H as lHe
he said,
Ss si7tlse II fslsal epp2sed
\ The ~ hl' pss reason
of al.s ers b Aasi iSsd i was
-as5aosed iol1ssSs.s' slgf sent
shas he ySotilE afsia i,e measure.
since The hearfng u had
,sen ts leel 8 uggl,ig him
ttle bill. The ssl1n was
ill,s Us. WITH some vssor n sid:
wart7yo eilirr ils protest against
siais ca sh.1 nfsstsi isiea N eth y
I'd hsN-s rs SeIs's 10 g; !ry II t.
hier cailse,ls pt Eci dis lnetliot and for
ssile wpllisl eisg In il. he lob
.isss Who q ,Isroa.siEs this bill are
dssis;g il more n5aliy nan the open and
lst eeclare2 tha II such methods
E Ns ed he sseilia ask that the
siga be q, ,3sEat a CONC Il sion, he
Sssintsto aill7d 81 ounce IN the.
an eapal,le of using
no s'seakii.g ard enaald.s method that
Is lpees pursued ~ y;se. TO this
an "a ssiiYe-,