Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-23
SHAW Helps RA|lFY
Iowa Governor Speaks Tonight at q
Mckinley. Roosevelt Meeting
in Boston.
Shaw Likely to Take a Prominent
Part in the National Cam.
paign.
Representation in the Republican
National Convsntsons-Barrett
and Normal Institutes.
Special to Times-Republican.

Des Moines, June Ex-Governor Shaw |
speaks in Boston tonight at great |
meeting to ratify the nomination of |
Mckinley and Roosevelt. He went
there upon the personal and urgent in
vitation of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
the permanent chairman of the Phila-
delphia convention. The governor ex-
poets to return Immediately after this
meeting and will probably be in Iowa
early in the week, unless he accepts
other invitations to speak in New En-
gland. This fine complsmen is only the
beginning Of the governors national
campaign.
The republicans of Iowa are generally
disappointed at the failure of the Phila-
5delphia convention to at least start
some reform as the basis Of representa-
tion in the national convention. The
republicans of the west and north, who
elect the republican nominees for presi-
dent, have felt very keenly and very
bitterly the injustice of allowing a lot
of southern Adventures, utterly with-
out power to benefit the republican par-
ty or help it in any way, however re-
mote, to have the same vote in the
national convention that the republican
states have. This feeling is very gem
eral thruput Iowa and 1t was expected
that this convention would make some
beginning in the direction of curing this
evil, but it seems to have been consid-s
cred inexpedient by the leaders in
Philadelphia,
The homecoming of Congressman
Hull was attended by the cordial re-;
ception which he always receives IN this
city The convention which yesterday
gave him sixth term in congress was
not particularly demonstratiNe gath
ering and was in fact a very quiet at.
fair, because there was no element Of.
| contest in it and it came at a time
when many prominent republicans arc
| out Of the state, having not returned
lfrom the Philadelphia convention.
ISenator NCrossley, who was temporary
chairman, made a very graceful little
speech and Capt. Hull, tho laboring
under the disadvantage of a severe
lameness resulting from an injury re-
\ ceived at Fortress Monroe, appeared to
express his appreciation of the conf
1 dence of the people he has served so
| long
Harlan tIpdegraf1. ssuperlntenden1 OF
the Knoxville public schools. has been
appointed assistant professor of peda-
4 gogy IN Columbia University IN New
1 York city. His chief Is Sicnolas Muir
ray Butler. one of the most famous ed
ucational men in America. This IS as
fine a compliment as any young educa-
tional man In the country could expect
to receive. but Iowa is capable Of fur
nlshlng the pest everywhere.
The music teachers national conven-
ton has been highly satisfactory to the
and II mas meant much TO them. The
Iicotn'rg 8 OIL tAe SClnclnratl symphony Or
ctisstra d aioIe Is an eVellt ~ ehe history
OF ol i'es MolHes, MONIES, since ' ~ Is an eAtraorul-
4 s nary opporluHits LOT d CITY OF this size SIZE
4 % % near three adequate performances or
tIle music music OF ere masters. Next 10 sthe
/ 5Sinelnnstl 7an l orcnesira the sieatest fea-
lure OF the convention convention was OF course
/, 5 5tne performances .'I Ai u hicharu l f'uS-
4 iileistsE. t!e celepFitea piaillst ana
4 composer, ne save tas1 nighl at the
closing cohceft ms concerto IN ~ MINOR
tot, pilno aad orenestra' Wnich was ms ::
lrst sreae com lposillotl. p fierl 5urinels--
tsr ulllers IN many s#resPects from some
OF the other m'lslcS eeiehsltles VINO
nave come come 20 US from across ths sea,
ne ne IS y 'eri'la'i, ~, ana Nes He mas many
sooa thltss 70 say OF Aiherlca ana OF
music music, ana ar. ne1he United states.
i lhere , IS no Deter music 70 pe neifd
anyWhere IN me Wor.u lhan, You near
I'm fSos.on, ne sald, l re tninks Ihere Is
great nope lor musical arr IN America 2
ana says tnae ma! Win the Increase IN IN m
sdus1r! ana apps'cat.oH anu PerseVer- rVer
ance IN me thcse i1nes ms ms country ma!
nope 70 nave inc pest.
state superintendent Barrett and
President Seerley, OF the State Normal
A School. have prepared a manual for
Iowa normal Institutes in which work
4 they have had the advice of many eX-
I}perts in special lines. This work was
undertaken at the request Of the edu- '