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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03

weeds and proceeded on his way. Some
one found the d4faced portrait and
placed IT on q fence exposed to the pub
lie. II wAe supposed the agent had
posted u up - spitework and he was
arrested for libel. After a full expla-s
nation Of matters involved he was re-
leased
Iowa City.
On Halloween night party Of twen-S
sty-five men and boys were neatly die
persed about 12 o. clock. They were or
ganized under the command Of leader
and proceeded to tear up sidewalks
around the city. They came to certain
residence on the east side of the city
where colored citizen was guarding
the property. He carried large club
and wac instructed to prevent any wan
ton damage, The gang approached the
place and the leader gave the word to
tear up the sidewalk. About this time
Mr.. Colored Man gave the leadersa rap
across the head and then tllwack..
thWack.. came the blows on several oti1-
|ers Of the party The gang ran away
and the next day the head Of the leader
was bandaged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
Wrinkles Come

To many face which should still be
smooth and fair Worry doesn't bring
them. There are no cares and anxieties
to furrow the face. They are the signs
of physical suffering, craven by the hand
of Pain. II is the saidest result OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03

diseases which al
feet the womanlyl
organs that they
write plainly the
sad record of s,,f-
fering Of, the face
and form. The skin
becomes sallow, the
cheeks are sunken,
the eyes look dull,
TIE body falls away.
No W oman who
values her health or
good looks should
neglect to use DIR.
Pierce's FavOrlte.
Prescription for dis
eases Of the wo1n-
anly organs. It
cures irreguinrity,
inflammation, ulcer
alton and female
weakness. It lights
up the eye, bright
ems the complexion,
and rounds out the.
sunkeil curves Of the
body.
NJ take great pleasure
in recommending Dr.
Picrce's Favorite Pre-
scr;ption for fem a e
,..z, H. sHnee u Ss,rsk>u Me-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
Easy to cure a cold

If you go about ii right. Take two or
three krause 9 Cold Cure Capsules dur
ing the day and two before retiring at
night. This Will insure good nights
rest and a free movement Of the bowels
next morning. Continue the treatment
next day and your cold will melt away.
Price % cents. Sold by w. II. Evans. i l3
East Main. and Geo. P. Powers; % East
Main
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g. Jsll.o. the New Dcssert.

sPleaseS MI the family. Four fiavors:
Ls1snon. orange. raspbesry ana straw
ilsffy. Atyour SrocsrS; lescsnts TRY 81
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ONE CENT A WORD.

A EMBELLISHMENTS under the hesdins
~ Wanted For Sale ITO Kent
ITO Exchange. TO Trad e. Lost
or Found" inserted In this column ON r
CENT "A WORT, for each Insert Ion. payable
Invariably In advance. No advertisements
inserted for less than Is cents. sais
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03

To cure Cold While ron Sleep
fake Weeks. Break-U pa Cold Tab
lets. No cure, no pay. Price. % cents.
Peter Mayer. sole agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
ollESTlC' D0INGs

-
A number OF requests have come for
goo recipe for fruit cake, which IL all
ways wanted for. THANKSGIVING or
Christmas dinners. TO sonle 1t may
seem az If 1t is a little la te to give such
a recipe, for the old belief that fruit
cake should stand t least six months
before being cut Is firmly believed by
many. Mrs. a. A. Moore, who contrib
utes the recipe given, says that one Of
the chief charms OF the cake fs thai II
is' very good when it is fresh, indeed
some people prefer ii to one that has
stood longer. Age does not. however,
harmait. That is one req son tina a good
housekeeper always likes-to have fruit
cake in the house, as 1t has often proved
a boon, when unexpected company has
arrivd or when delicious desert is
wanted and there is little time for prep
aration. There Isl preparation enough
required when the cak lie made however,
for all the ingredients must be well han
died and tn cake must bake very. very
slowly. One. pound of brown sugar. one
pound of butter and eight eggs are used.
1t is best in fruit cake, as in all things,
to beat the eggs separately. tho many
do not do so in dark cakes. Two pounds
of figs and like amount af raisins and.
lcIrsants must beschopped with one half
pound of citron. One nutmeg grated,
one tablespoon of cloves and one of all
spice furnish the spice. Two teaspoons
of baking powder. one half pint of bran
dg end TWO cups of chopped hickory
nuts furnish the list of ingredients.
While the cake is yet warm. a half pint
jef wins. preferably sherry ruay be
poured over it and many think 1T i'm
| proves the flavor greatly. Those who
object to this use of spirits at all can, of
course. omit the wine. and for the bran
4 dy ussd in the cake any fruit juice alone
or mixed with lemon juice may be used
and the difference will probably never
De. kicWn. This recipe will make three
gcod-s'ized loaves and the work which
Iene must always have who undertakes,
| to bake fruit cake does not justify
Ibaking one which is, smaller.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
Distre.sin. Stomach Disease.

Permanently cured by the mastery
power of South American Nervine Ton
lie. 1nvalids need suffer no longer, be-
Icalse this great remedy can cure them
Iall. It is a cure foy the whole world Of
stomach weakness and Indigestion The
Icure begins with the first dose. The re-
lief ii brings is marvellous and surpr:s-
ing. It makes no failure; never disap-
POINTS. No matter how long you have
suffered, your cure is certain under the
use of this great health giving force.
Pleasant and always safe. Sold by C..
-. Lander, druggist. Marshalltown,
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Twin surprise ). ou-Trv it.

Ii VIII surprise u ou-.rr 1T.
II is the medicine above all Others
fer catarrh and is worth its weight in
gold. Ely's Cream Balm does all that
is claimed for lib w. sperry, Hart
ford, Conn.
My son was afflicted with catarrh. He
used Ely's Cream Balm and the dis
agreeable catasrh ali left him. c..
'Oimstsad. Arcola, Ill.
The Balm does not rritate or cause
ssreezing sold by drusgists at 30 cents
ar mailed ny Ely Bros Sc Warren
Fstreet, New York.
4 Akron. O.. Harvey Earl. oneof tts
lSrioters indscsad by the special grand
jury, M;ss convicted of illegally passess-
ing and using aynamits This the
I first of,the BOOKCASES 10 be tried. Pros
ecutor Wanamaksr says that all of the
eases wiil be forced TO a trial a rap-
isidiy as possible
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+ WANTED--AlANf WITH GOOD REFER
3ences to manage business of old established
p:iyapit3eacf week direct from ielG4u:,rt-
ers; eN pcnsc money advanced: position psr-
,n;inent. En.iosn self addressed stamped
standard House. Us Gaxtou
building Ghirngo
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WkN1'Ep-MEN TO LEARN BARREK
trade. Only eight weeks required. ST..
week. paid graduates. Gatalog free. Moier
Barber College, Chicago. Ill.
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MANTED-G En- rLGNhNs or LADY TO
permanent Railroad fare PAID here. l.;t-
close reference and self addressed atan4pt5
envelope. Wholesalers. :Wl anton building
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WANTED "A FEW REGULAR MAsti-
inss. Firstclass work. Address Mrs. u. III
Thomson. General delivery. 81
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money and II thorough, knowledge ~ the
lumber business for YARD o,f5i.ite south side
stitv. tracks IRON III tire re;i,is and the
larges; l5tieliag territory surrounding the
city SNIP for lie right parry. Apsoli To-.
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IS FOX SALE Or rRA1f.-.A ssSEAT NJ All
ket and fixtures complete FivelivIng no ms
overhead. Lock ox Us. : wal ale. iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03

Congregational church. corner Church
and first streets Tsev.C. P. Boardman.
pastor Regular services a 1870 a. m.
service evening Historical Novels Of
Today. the seventh in the series on
Modern Fiction Sunday school at II
M; Intermediate G, Z. at p- m. and
senior c. e. at $50 p. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03

EoR SALE OR RENT NEW EIGHT
room house loa sontll Ninth street i,elan0
7. smith. fonrt house.
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Hoods Sa. labe.l1

Hooa.s r,Ils cure liver iIl.: ths -
only csthaItc to take With Itotds. go e1slIa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03

FOR SALE ELsEi;A y ~ ri, ME- OF FORTY
aer res near city. John Wilson. Rural Route.
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WANTED ErERYWnEII IGsTLERss
totack sign.. Distribute circulars. SAMPLES
etc no canvassin9 good pay. Sun Advcr-
Using Bureau. GhcigO. &
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FOR "a l. e. MI n pass ENGEk ON
snibns in Al shape: just newly pninted.
McGnnibs Brcs
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TO isEN
no RENT UPSTAIRS. I,47 EAT STATE
street; suitable FOR family. Apply to |. q.
Einkte ssiy;
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PERSON AL -WiDOWER RESIDING
near this city. owning u 81 aero farm, would
like Il companion between rs and ~ years OF
ase. \ good hometo the right party. Adj
d.ess r.. care Tunes Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03
AN INDIAN CAMP MEETING.

AN INDIAN CAMP MEETING.
Over. a thousand Indians recently
gathered at Christian island, Georgian
bay, for religious camp meeting. There
were also number of white campers
besides few ministers and nis.sionar-
ies. The meetings were conducted some
what like old fashioned revival camp.
meetings There were prayer meetings
from sunrise to midnight and after.
There were Bible classes and preaching
services One of the features wac the
singing by the Indians led by a native
choir under trained Indian organist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-03

TO RENT iODEgN Il lslss Il S ii ED
house within five minutes walk court
house. viii make IL An object II esirable
ien;,at, Address N. Times kepuhlicd,t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA
SOUTHERN RAIl,WAY.

Beginning November list; 1900. and con-.
tinuing unal April Goth. 1871 the Southern
Railway VIII sell excursion tickets TO the
various winter resort points located in the.
South and Southwest AT rsatly reduced
rates. Tickets will be on sale daily, and
the majority OF them viii bear return
limit May slss. 1901, Among such points
included are Columbia, S. c., Aiken, S.
Charleston. S. c., Asheville. n. e.,
Hot Springs. n. c., Tryon, N C.. Augusta.
Ga, Savannah, Ga. Brunswick. Ca,
Thomasrille. Ga, Jccksonville. Fla, st.
Augustine. Fla, Miami. Fla, Nassau, n.
p, Havana, Cuba, and many other points
in Florida and the South: also New Or
ie.;,s, La and to various points in Texas.
Mexico, New Mexico and California The
Southern's facilities for handling such
travel are unsurpassed, operating as it
does the most superb and luxurious trains.
composed of Pullmsn's latest designed
sleeping cars. and Southern Railway Din
ing ;icr.: and Thoronghfare Coaches, with
5f.,st6 and convenient schedules. In addition
to the standard service operated daily on
Inc various trains Of the Southern, tourist
/ s.eepers are ope:ased shres tines week
between Washington DanHilie, New Or.
5,sr.ss San Francisco and Pacific coast
no.,.is without change of cars. For detail
iaforrnas ion apply to any agent Southern
Railway, ", w N w. ~ W
7. T. a.. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02

Police Had Hard Time in Protecting
John R. Myers from Fuzzy
of the Crowd.
NV Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. November -Four eggs
were thrown al W. ]. Bryan tonight just
as he left tine Central turner Hall, wherc
he had concluded his address. Inc eggs
were thrown by three or four young 'ieii'
one of whom John r. Myers. Il Sish pau
ter was pIacet. under arrest. The othef
men escaped
nr. Bryan had Just passed through inc
door of the building, and was walking
r,ward his carriage when four eggs
whizzed al almost the same moment over
his head and struck in the crowd beyond
which was waiting to greet NIX Bryan as
l,c left the hall One of the eggs, Which
lacked a great deal of being ifesn. struck
Policeman C,ulkins square!E on the foFe-
head and streamed down ms race. = III
kins saw the men who threw the eggs and
made a rush for them Myers was tne
only man whom ne could each, the others
slipping away in the crowd
RUSHED FOR PRISONER
The hall was surrounded 5y large
crewd and as soon as 1t hscaIhe hiio"it
that eggs had been thrown at Mr. hfsaii.
the excitement was intense ii"iid : 60 :.
men made rush for the prisoner ana u
was only by desperate efforts that Cui-
ki,s managed to hold on To his prisoner
Several officers came to MS ASSISTANCE. am
all the OFFICERS were compelled to use thetr
5c,Ifhs before the crowd would eve ground
and allow the man 10 ne ptace" III 'i'e
patrol wagon.
Myers declared positively that he had
tArou,l no eggs at Mr.. BRYAN personally
and had no intention of hitting him he
declared that IN MS anxiety To OBJ ain a
good view of the candidate as he ieft tue
hall. ne had crowded close To the citsr.',sc.
and that the driver had struck nm WIN
his whip in order to make an <'asa oieA-
nj.
standing, and they promptly hlrSets the
eggs at The driver. and that just as they
did so Mr. BRYAN came through TIE haor-
Mrars declared tina; no was Democrat
and never would have thought OF throw
inc eggs at the candidate OF his party.
He defined % give nc names - -! ~
c,n,nautons ar1 cnuld give no explanation
of WIN they had como 10 the meet Nc
carrri,I. bar! eggs II the'- pockets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
Annual Inspection OF the c. & o
O,Ilrr Items of Interest.

Other. Items of Interest.
The annual inspection Of track and sta
lions of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way will be made next week. The party
will occupy a special train, and among
those who will compose the party VIII be
AIes9rs. George w. Stevens, president;
C. e. Doyie. general superintendent East
ern Division: j. NJ. Gill. general superin
/ rdent Western Division; L. ". Scar
borough, engineer bridges and signals;
u. l. Cabell, engineer maintenance Of
way. and others OF the various general
and division officers
President stevens, OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio, is III Newport News, a member
of the insp. citing party making tour
OF the terminals at that point.
The United States Government has asked
FOR BIDS for the transportation OF Two
cars of ar1nor-piercing projectiles. from
the naval arsenal at Port Norloik 70
ogden. Utah The Government mas
recently been shipping large co.'s.s
Of naval munitions from eastern atSe'i'i's
10 those along the Pacific coast
Mr. NJ. NJ. Ansley, Atlanta, travelling
frajeht agent Of the Atlanta and Vast
POINT. is a Richmond visitor.
Colonel H. C. Hudgns, general freight
and passenger agent OF the HoTloiA a'io
Southern. IS in town.
Mr.. ]. S. B. Thompson has been
appointed general agent of the Southern
at Atlanta.
The Southern Railway Company reports
for September as follows:
;ross-Se2tember. 1900 s2,S1o.94i; 1889, 81
6S2. 500; Inc, s12S,G3l ,o
Expenses and taxes, 1900, si,N5,0H; 1899,
sl.G95Si:; Inc, Sli9,6a1.
Net, 1900, sse5.s91; 1899, sass.s62; Inc, S.
934
G,css-Ihree months, 1900, sS.013,sI3; 1889,
s7,522. 032; Inc. si9l ,s46 ,.o
Expenses and taxes. 1900, so,529, o97: 1899,
s., 0f1, 5a5: Inc. s461,5o
Net, 1895, s., 4S4,IS1; 1893 81, AGO, 1856; Inc,
S24,354.
The stat ment of earnings and expenses
of the Norfolk and Western Railway for
month of September. are: Total earnings
s.. 81, S7717, and increase Of Sl05,5olu;
total expenses. s7S9,364. and increase OF
$50, .5s; surplus. 1852 52a.S4. and increase
of sl92S4.46
For three months-July 1st to September
Goth: Total earnings s3.9sS.SGc5l. and in
crease of s519 937.47; total expenses, S2,369,
431.S3 and increase of $:Sl,39i-52: MT
earnings. sl,569,43S6S and increase OF
s2ss5, 95; surplus, Sloll, asses, and ncreasa
OF S2i9.2t4.S2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
Tele"raphic Ercy;tics.
(By Associated Prcss.)

PORTLAND, OREGON, November l.
a cabtegram received in this CITY from
London states that the Eva, which left
Portland October 9Th, with a cargo of
flour for Nladvostock and Hong Kong,
has been lost at sea.
LONDON, November 2.-Thc United
States Government according to q dis-
patch from Sydney. y. S. W., to the Daily
Express. has intimated that ii would be
pleased 10 send warshps to attend the
Inauguration OF the Commonwealth Of
Australia
GRAHAM, GA, November 1-At Ila-
zelhurst six miles above here, last night
the town Jail was consumed By fire In
the jail at the time was Il ncgroe who was
burned to death
EATON,TON. GA. November Ia man
known here as Flowers was shot and in
SANITY killed by his fatner-in-law, Wiley
Wilcox, IA wel-known farmer six miles
from Ea;onton this morning. No quarrel
preceded the murder, ana there were no
eye-witaeSses.
DALLAS, TEXAS, November 1.-Reports
from northern and nor:h central Texas
show Tuesdays storm TO have been very
destructive. Houses We're wrecked in
Kaufman, Ellis, Hill, Collin and Cfrayson
counties. Three persons were killed and
several seriously injured.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1-Couat
Toistoi fell october 9Th and severely in
iured one oi his hands, consequent: his
intended removal from his estates to Mos
COW for the winter has been given up.
PiTTSBURG, PA, November 1.-Wu
Ting Fang. the Chinese Minister. was the
principal sneaker al the Founders Day
EXERCISES at Carnesie Institute this after
neon.
CHICAGO, November 1.-stanley Water
s loo. me author to-day tiled q petition in
bankruptcy, scheduling liabilities of $i2,lGD
and assets of $12o.
MIAMI, FLA, November 1.-t;sneral
Leonard Wood embarked hers to-day on
tie Dispatch boat k;,nawana r,hich left
at once for Havana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
Br.,' Jefhnson,s Experience.


Wen l5rer Johnson got religion he hol-
Tered out SO loud
He shuck de shingles on de roof en- tarri-
tiad de crowd!
Feared lax it WIZ q, yearthquake en- dc
stceple gwine ter fall:
De preacher in de pulpit couldn't keep his
feet at ALL
Den de preacher Quit de sputin' en- De
spoundin' or his views:
Dc pulpit tumbed over en- played lcapfrog
wild de D2ws.
En- fun de amen co'ner we hcarn de bro
tllerin call:
s.Have mussy in Brer Johnson, en- have
mussy on us air.
You never seen SIGH capers! De preacher
led de way.
En- Ilollered ez he hit de ground: 81 swine
home ter-day.'
Dey warn't no bcnedicticn; he had no time
fer dat;
Likewise. Ter get his walsin' stick On
shiny heaver-hat.
De congregation follered-a-rushin' out
Gcy come
Whilst Brer Johnson's voice riz louder
dan a regimint bass drum!
En- ez dat voice went roiiin en- reachin
fer on high
Feared lax it shuck de winders or de
mansions in de sky!
He des broke up de meetin-des laid it
on de shelf:
IN less dan ! kin tell it had de whole house
ter hisse'f.
a rcs'lar ortims Jonah ter de women en-
de men:
lie got re!isior sartin-Dut he's simmercd
down senre den.
Atlanta Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
EospitrlS Notes.

Mr.. W. II. D. Moncure is not SO well
at the Virginia Hospital. He was
operated upon a few days ago, and
since has been in very critical condi-
ton.
Bonnie Schimer, d typhoid fever pa
tient, was admitted 10 the Virginia hos
pital yesterday morning
Mr. E Prussiano, a draushtsman with
holland & Baskerville, is under treatment
at the Virginia Hospital.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Lady Managers of the Retreat
for the sick, was not h Id yesterday.
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler remains about the
same at st. Luke's Hospital
Mr. A S. Roberts. was admitted to the
Retreat for The Sick last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
THE STO(, Ton
IS A FAST Boa
The Lille Flyer Expected to Exceed
Contract Speed.
THE NORFOLK COUNCIL, TOO.
Judge Hancock Follows Judge Witi's
Plan OF Demanding "a Proper Jail
OF the City Conncil-Charlcs
Adams Sent On.
espeeial pisrateh 10 Tae Timcs.o


NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 1.-The Richmond
built torpedo boat Stockton crossed to
Norfolk today and coaled. All is ready
aboard for The trial trip III Chesapeake
Bay. It IS likely that the run viii not be
made over the measured course until late
in the afternoon. The Stockton will. If the
water conditions be favorable and only 4
i.sat wind prevails. exceed her contract
speed of twenty-six knots an hour, and is
Likely 70 cover twenty-seven Knots.
TITS is said with knowledge OF what
may ae expected of the flyer.
Charles Summer, The little boy reported
S.->s-erday as suffering from lockjaw. SUI
perinduced by a triflins flesh wound, is
dead
ELECTRIC COMPANY FAILURE.
Z. R. Wells was to-day appointed trus-
Company The company-s liabilities are
$500; assets, 1880. Creditors principally
local.
Charles Adams. who yesterday fired five
shots at Harry Stokes and failed 10 hit
him. was sent on to The grand jury to-
day by Police Justice Taylor.
Adams testified that he believed Stokes
was armed ana meant 10 snooi NM. anu
he hence fired at him. The trouble arose
over Adams visits TO Stokes sister. Of
whidh the Stokes Family disapproved.
MUST HAVE A JAIL.
Norfolk jail being unfit for occupancy,
Judge of the Corporation Court Hanckei.
last February ordered the City Council to
repair ii or erect a nsw jail. Nothing
having been done. Judge HanclSel to-day
under section a3l Of the Virginia Code,
asked the Chancery Court. Judge Martin.
10 1nandamus the Council. compelling them
to act A mandanus is expected TO issue
TOMORROW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
ALIGNMENT OF POWERS.
.itIHaye Now Replied to Br:tisE-Ger-
man agreement.
lRy Assoeistc.l rrcss. }

WASHINGTON, Now moer 1.-The
;trisanleu; Of the Powers OF the British
German agreement is now complete Aside
from Italy aad Austria. whose adherence
tn the agreement was e;spec.ed, owing to
their political relations witt, Germaay.
Japan is ;ae only ore Of tile Powers which
has given unconditional assent 10 TIE
agreement.
AZ the matter now stands five OF the
Powers are united In all the terms oil the
agreement. viz: Great Britain, Germany.
ftaIy. Austria and Jauar: three OF t.sG
Powers Uaitcti States. France and Estrs-
sir aceep. the clauses relating 10 the
open door and the territorial integrity Of
China. but withhold action on the third
clause relating To future procedure III case
any Power seiZcs territory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-02
WILL STAY IN CANTON.
Mckinley VIII I..;,rn Ills Fate in HIS
Own Home.

tHy ASsp.'iaf"'F fF7'SN-F
CANTON. OHIO. Savgraa'r I--PFess-
dent Mckinley has decided )" remain nj
Canton u receive tl.e nes u nc el''e'ioh
next Tuesday rleh.. In preT-atls elections
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