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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
TIME is CALLED.
Marntime Canal Company Loses It's
Franchise In Sicaragua-lts Prop-
erty Sie2ed.

Manaeua, Aug. 1.-The government of
Nicaragua has taken possession OF the
property OF the Maritime Canal Com
pany and removed the cars, rails ard
property 10 the interior from Greytown,
under the articles of concession.
N.sw York. Aug. Aug. was the
date sat for the assembling of the Mica
rasuan congress. One subject TO come
sup was the confirming of the decision
of the courts and an official deciaratiaQ
of the minister of public works thai &he
time granted to the Maritime C1hal
Company in which to construct an in
teroceanic ship canal across Nicara-
qua had expired and the concession to
the. company was rendered null and
void. II is probable the seizure of the
company,s property has been made in
ccnfromity with the decision and the
declaration above mentioned. POSSIBLY
reinforced by congressional action.
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Russians Hard Pressed.

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-Ofiicial dis
patches from the east continue to show
the Russian military commanders there
have all they can do to cope With the
armed Chinese in the territory adjacent
to Port Arthur Russian detacnments
are seeking to disarm the native sol-
ldiers, who are in the neutral zone con-
trary to treaty stipulations.
Fighting occurred in various parts of
the Liao Tung peninsula. One detach-
ment was twice attacked by the impe-
rial troops, clad as civilians. their mill
ttary badges concealed by cartridge
boxes. Another detachment lost ten
killed and thirty wounded. A third
force, treacherously attacked, lost
twenty killed, six wounded and four
mfasinfr 5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
BOERs DISTRESSED
Paper NJ oney of the Republic Becom- :
ing Worthless and Many Burgers
Ruined.

Pretoria. July s1.Mrs. Botha was
The guest Of Lord Roberts at dinner
YESTERDAY Boer animosity to Kruger
grows on account of the fact that his
officials are persuading the people that
the South African Republic paper
money is as good as Bank of England
notes, because based on inaliena Bile
state securities. even tho the state is
conquered. As the English have not
recognized this contention many
burghers have been ruined and much
misery prevails. The wives and child
rem of the poorer Beers are almost
starving. Botha's force is kept to-
getler by extraordinary inventions.
The cores pondent has seen an official
circular asserting that Lord Roberts
force retreated south of the Vaal and
lady Roberts eecaped in a balloon,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
T.-R. BULLETIN
NOTICEABLE NEWS Of TODAY.
The weather.

The Weather.
For IowaAFair; showers in the east
tonight; warrfey; Thursday, fair.
For 1lli4sis7 Fair tonight and Thurs
day; shoS Srsins the north and warmer
~ PACE ONE.
TELE4 R4PH NEWS:
Ady dyNaace on Pekin Begun.
Dil,et News from Legations.
More Beers Surrender. &
The Iowa Republicans.
Canal Concession Forfeited.
News OF the Day.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
! Roach's Convention Speech.
All Quiet in Italy.
Anarchists Endorse Assassination.
| PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
lEDTORIAL
/ Ante-C Convention Gossip.
Southern Iowa Notes.
Stcck Nominated by Democrats.
| General News of Iowa
The Man With the Vacation.
Danger of Weak Nations.
Tom Reed in This Campaign.
Topics and Press Comment.
Iowa Items and News.
The Chinese Rulers.
PAGES sIN AND SEVEN.
4 CITY NEWS:
4, Mann Touched For S35S.
Southwestern Reorganization.
Not Pleased With Alaska.
4 School House Case Decided.
/ Miscellaneous Local Chroniclings.
4 PAGE EIGHT.
MARKETS AND COMMERCIAL:
4 Wednesdays Markets by Wire.
A Death of John Clark Ridpath.
Tommy Sullivan Defeats Dixon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
LETTER FROM PEKIN.
Details OF Events s,nces1hc Outbreak
-LegationsB Burned.

LEGATIONS Burned.
Chicago, Aug 1.-THE Evening News
mas the following from its staff corre-s
ispoMdent, DIR. Rust Coltman, Jr., in Pc
kim:
.Pekin. July 21.-The German minis
ter was, murdered BY Chinese troops and
the secretary wounded June Goth, While
on their way TO the Tsung Ii Yamen.
The foreign residents, oesieged in the
British legation, have bsen under daily
fire from artillery and rifles
Our losses are sixty killed and sew
|enty wounded. The Chinese losses ex-
ceed 1000.
There has been no word from the
outside world. Food IS plentiful. such
as II is--rce and horse flesh. Yesterday.
under flag of truce, a messenger was
sent by Yungs 11u,s asking If British Min
ster Mcdonald would consent to a truce.
The minister replied he was willing,
provided the Chinese came no closer.
Shell firing then ceased. Everything is
now quiet.
We hope, having defeated the Chi
lnese. relief is nearing US. We are all
1 exhausted With constant standing
| guard fighting, building barricades and
/ digging trenches both night and day.
s.All the legations, except the British,
were utterly wrecked by shot and shell.
The Austrian, Italian, Belgium and
I Holland buildings We're burned to the
/ ground. The United States marinet
1 still hold the vital position on the city
walls commanding the Legations
! After a brilliant sortie on the right
4 of the Sd Capt. Myers succeeded in
4 driving back the Kansuh mounted
\ troops During the fight Myers was
i slightly wounded. Secretary Squires.
tof the United States legation, deserves
the greatest credit for his services
4 thruo,a the siege. His military expert
ence and energy are invaluable. Many
5I'fags ard rifles We're captured by Myers.
4 1--WE fear treachery is possible when
! the defeated Chinese troops enter the
i city. Meanwhile we are living in in
altense anxiety, hoping for early relief
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
LAST WORD FOR JESTER.
Prosecution Presents It's Final Utter-I

Prosecution Presents It's Final liter
ances This Morning.
New London, Mo-. Aug. AT the
Jester trial yesterday the attendance
was the largest since the case began,
four weeks ago. Many people failed to-
gain admission and the crowd became
so dense in the courtroom that Judge.
Eby issued an order to close the doors.
Upon a petition by the people the doors
were reopened. and tho the halls and
entrances We're soon packed with the
throng there was an overflow crowd in
the court house square
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
New Deal for Mtl,yaukee.

Milwaukee, Aug. 1.-The Chicago &.
Milwaukee Telegraph Company is sup
plying the Milwaukee chamber Of COM
nerce with Chicago quotations today.
while the bucket shops are receiving
figures oversa special wire. The prices
do not compare. in many Instances
there being a difference of a quarter to
half a cent on various quotations. Very.
little trading is being done.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
.PopuIis,s Against Gocbci Law.

Louisville, Aug. 1.-The state. .conven-
ton of the peoples party OF Kentucky
was called to order this morning with
the largest attendance ever seen at a
populist convention in kentucky. The
pla torn as unanimously adopted OPP
poses the Goebel election law and de-
mands direct legislat ation. these two
planks composing the main features.
II. cafdin ,sas ilosnin I Ter Eov.
erhOr. N
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London, Aug. Roberts telegraShs

London, Aug. Roberts telegraShs
the war Office at follows:
Pretoria Hunter reports that 1,1oe
more prisoners surrendered yesterday
with Commandants Rouse and Monte
mel, whilst Commandments Depley Pots
gieter and Joubert surrendered to-
Hamilton. Hunter expects the total
prisoners will amount to 1000
Near Frederikstadt the enemy had
torn UP the rails and a supply train. 60!
corted by the shropsh.res, was derailed,
thirteen being killed and thirty nine tn-3
iured.,' sSs s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
PLAYWRIGHT Hovt Released.

Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 1.-The decis-
ion of Judge Freeman, of the probate
court, in the case of Charles 1T. Hoyt.
playwright, was announced today.
4Hoyt is released from the retreat for
the insane on condition that he be
placed under physician selected by
friends and guardian be appointed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
coNF1RMAIoRY NEWS.
London Gets Important Message,
From the Orient.

London, Aug. 1. 3 a. important
additional confirmation of the safety
of the legations was received in London
last evening by Mr.. Duncan Campbell.
representative in Europe of the Chinese
customs service, from the commits
sioner of customs at Che Foo, in the
Shape ola Pekin dispatch. not dated,
but believed to have been written on
July 81, signed by both Sir Robert
Hart. Inspector general OF customs, and
Mr.. Robert Bredon. deputy Inspector
general. to the following effect
STAFF and family still sal s5s
This has been confirmed ~ The CO...
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
Ohio Town Burned.

Fort Wayne, o., Aug. IA large part
of the business section Of Convoy, o.,
twenty miles east Of here, was destroy
ed by fire this morning. Isoss, $80, 900 to
100000. The burned buildings include
the postoftice, town hall, Columbian ho-ss
tel and six stores Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
CONGER Is SAFE.

Message From the American Minis
ter Received Thru Col. Da2gett.
Washington, Aug. minister Conger
has been heard from officially, but in an
indirect manner, the advices coming last
night thru Col. Daggett, of the Four
5teenth infantry at Che Foo. Following
IieF the meszage:
Che Foo (unda ted Corbin. Washing-
ton: Tien Tsin. Message just res
|esiysd from Cong ger; says since 18th ~
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4 ATripie prownfnr,

Muskegon, Mich, Aug. John Mort
wedt, Charles Erickson and Selma Tel-s
efson We're drowned last night at Mus
kegon lake by the accidental capsixing
of row boat. This makes nine persons
drowned in that vicinity in less than eix:
weeks rs
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sunk by Coliision. .

Detroit, Aug. 1.-The schooner u ss.
Richards, of Cleveland, was sunk In the
Detroit river in collision with the
steamer John w. Moore early today.
Two sailors on the schooner we're
drowned. The Moore continued on her
swa 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
M,euTcHEoS DEFEATED.
George q. scott Elected Committee
nun from Eleventh Dtstr!ct.

Special 10 Times s-Repubican.
Dss Mcines, Aug. 1.C;eorge C. Scott.
of Plymouth county, was elected mem
Der Of the .spubliean state committee
frcm the Eleventh distric, this morn
ing. Gpfaating L. II AIcCutcheon, of
Ida county, by the following vote:
McCutehen. Scott.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
THE GOEBEL CASE
Defendant Power. Subjected TO Rigid
Cross-Examinntton One Witness
Arrested for Perjury.

Georgetown, KY, Aug. defendant
Powers ives subjected 70 rigid cross
examination this morning regarding
the organization of the mountaineer.
army. He said TAYLOR and himself We're
the primary spirits in getting it up. He
had urged Taylor While the contest
board was sitting to call out the militia.
companies and send the bulk of the
other mountain people home and had
secured partial promise from the gov
ernor# to do it. This was TO be done in
order that they might hold possession
of the state offices till the supreme
court of the United States had passed
on the merits of the case.
Witness contradicted the statement
of John a. Black. Who swore that Pow
ers in discussing the mountain excur-
sion to Frankfort referred to it as
mob, Powers says Black SO referred
to it, but ne told Black he would do all
he could to keep it from degenerating
| into an organization of that character.
George F. Weaver. the witness who
l8claimed to hail from Colorado and who
asserted thatfhe saw a gun barrel
pointing from the office of the secretary
of state at the time Goebel was assas-
sinated, was arrested today on war
rant charging perjury. The attorneys
for the defense in the Powers case say
they found that Weaver was never in
Frankfort till last Saturday.
Roger w Wolcott Accepts.
Washington Aug, 1.--Former gov
ernor Of Massachusetts, Roger Vol
I}cott. has accepted the position Of
United States ambassador to Italy and
i his commission has been issued. He
lsueceeds Amhassador Draper, rsGlgnel
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= 4
,na' ,a ss na'sos. ,,. rnis report was adopssd
chair He said the honor had come to
him unsolicited and unexpected He
commended the speech of the morning
and said the time for actiopnad arrived
and inquired the pleasure ct the con-
Nennon. This one minute speech wass
heartily approved.
FIRST BALLOT.
$40 p. ,n.-On the first ballot for sec
retary, Hobart got IS votes in the
Eleventh district: from Cherokee, 10:
Clay. ): Ida, s: Monona, 9; O'Brien, 8;
sOsceoia, s; Sac, L; Sioux, IL; Wood
bury ).
The first ballot resulted:
HOBART, 432..
Martin, 35s.
Manning, 1s3.
Redman. 24S.
Stetson, 76
Necessary to choice. 649.
SECOND BALLOT.
Hobart, 4a6.
Martin, 502
Redman, 2l2 %.
Manning. II %.
Stetson, 80.
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: : : = ~ .-l.e- -. - n 20 -. ,.
Col. Rood Named for Elector- Pierce
on Resolutions Committee.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moiiles, Aug. IL The Fifth dis
trict caucus met carly at the Grant
CUB committeeman Sargent, of
8Grundy. called the caucus to order and
nominated sClassen chailman.S Linn and
MAS the only contest. CIaSSen made a
deal whereby Marshall traded twenty
votes 10 Col. Rood, of Linn, for Linn's
thirty votes for Pierce for member OF
the committee on resolutions. Tom Mil
ner. Of Benton, got Benton, three OF
Cedar, four Of G1Tundy, Jones and
1yTana, III ty- two, and Col. Rood sol
six six.
Senator Penrose,of Tama, was made
vice president; j. G: Graves. of Grun-
dy, member of the committee OH per-
Ismaneat organizations; T. G. Pierce
RESOLUTIONS; II. Il. ISrotherland, Cedar,
Icredentials.
TIE NINTH DISTRICT.
The vote in the Ninth district caucus
on committeeman vas.
De@ell. Bruce
Adair... &. ...... -. j. ). 81.
Audubon. 8. =. \. 8. 49,.
lCass.. "a. - :. t...... ). .... IA
Ga,hrie..3.. !. ..s.. 80. =. -. -
f1arrisea a...s.... :. ..15
Mont gpmery.. ....... 8
Minis. ~. Ill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
cautionea Against Delay.

Tien Tsin, july 26-The American
Washington to-day not to delay the adj
vance on Peki, He was also informed
that heavy reinfercements are en- route.
Great activity is noticeable al the Jap.
5anese headquarters and transport prep
sarationis being hurried. 1T is extreme
ly unlikely that the japanese or British
intend to be left behind the Americans
tho British preparations are leng way
from completeness. The japanese or-i
ganization excites the admiration of all
The tctal strength OF the allies here is
1900, and reinforcements are arriving
I fia liz
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
sends Home the Sick.

washington, Aug. 1.-Admiral Remey
cables the navy department. that he has
sent horne on the hospital ship Solace
those Wounded in battle at Tien Tsin
and the sick among the American force.
He states that a Japanese hospital ship
will be at our disposal for conveying
the sick and Wounded to Nagasaki.
This is welcome news and may relieve
the situation materially in case of hard
f;phtinp} in pekin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01

U
The First district caucus unanimous
Iy endorsed II. O. Weaver and he will
probably BE- re- elected chairman.
A. b. cummins was elected chairman
of the Polk county delegation unani-
mousiy.
j. s. Dewell was defeated for re-elec-
tion to the committee in the Ninth dis
Itrict, by SO to 6s. by James q. Bruce, OF
Cass. Isl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
The IOWA CONVENTION
Republicans Of the State Meet to Name a
Ticket. xs
MARTIN FOR SECRETARY --RAlLRoADl DEFEATED

Action the Eleventh District Cuc the Sensation the Convention
Outcome Very Uncertain When Balotng Was Begun-Aend
Largest and Interest Most Intense Many Years
Electors and New Committeeman Named
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
IHE ADVANCE begun
Allied Forces Begin the Advance on
Tien Tsin With Pekin as
Objective
The Americans, Japanese and Brit
ish Taking Part in the For
ward Movement.
All Authentic Advicss Indicate
That the Congers Are Safe
at Pekin


the advance on Tien Tsin this morn
ing" announces an agency bulletin,
dated at Shanghai today II Is assumed
that the Americans, British and Japan
sese are taking part in the forward
movement, whether the other nationals
ties are or not. An advance base will
probably be established twenty or
thirty miles; nearer PeiSin and supplies
be assembled preparatory to a direct
stroke at the capital. English military
observers consider 10000 allies availa-
BILE for an advance beyond Tlen Tsin.
The Chinese forces, according to vague
gatherings OF the allies intelligence of
ticers. up to the 9th, were disclosed in
great arc thirty miles long and dis
tant ten or fifteen miles. Their NUM-
bers and the exact location of the sew
eral divisions is utterly unknown. The
Pei-Ho river is blockaded by sunken
stone-laden junks for twenty miles be-
yond Tien Tsin, and a dam is being
CONSTRUCTED farther UP for the purpose
of flooding the low country.
Shanghai kilograms gay the foreign
consuis met yesterday and decided to
Invite Admiral Seymour, British, to
take command Of the Shanghai defens-
E.es. Seymour promised TO draw up plans
and submit them TO council OF officers.
The Shanghai municipal council objects
Ito the consular action.
The British Second infantry brigade
has been ordered to debark at I1ong
Kong and form flying column TO serve
lanywhere in China. Two more trans
ports With Indian troops on board are
1 due to arrive today. The customs oftl-
cers at Canton seized Q Chinese junk
which had 2.Goa rifles and much anlmu-
milton on board.
/ WORD FROM Ii HUNG CHANG.
chinese ytceroy Asks That Ministers
4 BE Escorted Out OF Pclsin.
Washington. Aug. 1.-F'ollowing is a
copy of dispatch from Ii Hung
i Chang. presented to Secretary Hay BY
Minister s,5u rod !. .s Who received it las
midnight from the Chinese minister ii
London:
4 just received dtelegramifrom Pao Ting
Flu. sixth moon, twenty-third day tJuls
i19th), that the privy council that day
4 received an imperial edict aa follows:
We have received the memorial of L.
H Hung Chang and others inploring us te
save and protect the ministers Of the
various nations. Now the ministers are
all safe and well. Lii Hung Chang is
E.directed to Wire Yang Yu and others, 81
they may inform the respective s,ecre-
3staries of foreign affairs accordingly. Re
d 3sspeet this.
This telegram has been delayed il
Il trans mission. The othsrday | and 9th
Ter viceroys,s sent a joint memorial re
Aquesting that the different ministers b
escorted out of Pskin, or first enabled I
communicate by letter and Wire witt
their respective governments. When TN,
Imperial answer is received will agar
wire. Communicate this to Ministe1
Il Yang. st. Petersburg; Yu Paris; WI
Washington, for them oinform the gee
Iretaries of foreign Affairs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-01
A. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST i, 1900
agreement no firing. Have provisions
several weeks. little ammunition; all

II [Daggettl report allied forces coon
advance. Practically no looting by
Americans no unnecessary killing. In-s
diana arrived 26th. Order MacCann.
sladen, both Aliens, Mitchell. Bryce join
regiment here.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-10

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5tgtte Der, bbor bor Spmpati ltg9er-
nem'ig bos be, Tom pil 9etferoi9beo
moo ale, % Tom bill arbeioe for @ano=
6eo % foltelig Oplps"in9. @i oil os=
laa babe noole af Gorretnin9smenoene
meb %. Ser er Meno al bem o9laa,
lom itaor for &et % @anobeo. og meo
oem bill ri i1utte en- $rop ON bet 9ooe
Gertile. .Og LAD os ale i1utte os lams
men ON bet Maal at fremme bet 9ooe
og ianoe og tilintetsibre alt, TOM truer
meo at poeleg9e og unoer9rabe Wor
Bp / MoralT % Manoelig Gorftano.
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N}Qn6elt meD be to @pnS.

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2poiabeo.
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8anter ino paa andre @psr9smoal.
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meo oi99 Sc pil boloe bans 8anter.
bpor ri sniter benz"
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ct 8lao, fom inoeboloer en- oemotratilt
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6ent9ten, ftisnt man Tan alori9 ftole
paa bisle 9emotrater" fbareoe 2anos
lorben.
Og ben 9an1le, 9ooe Garmer baboe
im,olertio itrabet fammen ale be &on'
tanter, ban tnnbe tomue ooer, % bar
nu fe>biQ til at betale bet belle til 2anb=
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itet, for &efen.
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bgrte Norberre bleb ban Dberlat til
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Da Manben Tom til Bpen, git ban til
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ia manben og 9i'nto9 alt, bbormeo
BAN babbe bebeget &sberens 6ierte.
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ten. vWeb ou lite, at ON ou git
Barnet ct baarotogt 9@9, iaa faar bet
onbt Mapen og bsr." Og preftn
bife Rg pifere og barmbiertigere enb
Mpperen % to9 beg9e' 6sns fra Man.
ben, for at bars Barn lite ftuloe bli
fpgt al ct baaroto9t s@3 os bs. Men
lite lange berefter opbe Barnet al sult.