Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-01

south ,gl,o Want the resources Of the
seepnt,N dsxelprsd alie fer Mckinley.
will not saS that ihis' sentiment viii aft
feet the presidential election IN the
laeuth This year. hut its future effeetwill
hf Wonderful. ] saw many aemocraiic
I bushes, tnen. Who asked my yieWs of
the outlook, and when | gave assurance
1ef republican Nieters thsy exprss'sd
l8Pleassil'e. For formality's I, sake many Of
t.lGs,s may cote he democratic ticket. j,
I8ss,,aflli make little difference amy how.
Ialoq1it llair voting fer N KIM az the
i.dt.5lisciafie managers xiii take care 10
Essa has TN state goes for P,san.
Mayor IA 81 Evans s9n III. Il gold.
Bdsnsessl,3i las Wasered sl,oeo 70 goo
THAT al,,ItsiIlItss viii Sc reelected
William = Dillingham;. the new
/ l'nitsd States ssnator from Vermont.
! has z. ssissaniy- cut face with the rather.
I5shafp features Characteristic Of New
/ isnala nd, 4 keen firm expression ard
WEARS slassss His nlusta9t1e is dronlp-
ling and gray and HIS iaalr is dark. NTH
81 shes Of sreS- 8sl the iop II MS head
Isn5t h the temples.
ssira!lp ox aas broken o,lt On a num-
lbef u Indian RESERVATIONS in ti3e wsst
stlala s Is fsared :fai when the cold
Fweatii5r ssis i'm the epidemic wifi be-
geenN; more Siaespfsaa and assume a
tf.5al'e malignant form. Lieut.. Col
Randlett. IL charge Il the kioWa In
IsdiaG g s9lscy n Oklahoma, telegraf,lss
fFs snialipsx is epidemic on the Wien
Ia ati,5ii. and that fifty cases
hssNe occurred among the children at
ithe sfYefside Indian boarding school on
/ tlle ifssl ;vation. Tine GOVERNMENTS do
ling az u can to stamp ii cut by for
,Yardtfg vaccine virus 10 the various
agencies. loves experience with it
ilast. xintar should lead Il The utmost
care this SEASON u see that#a repeti-
{5tien does not occurs.
President Todd or the Cuban Central
ll.stilNay in his report at London praises
t..fhs splendid administration in cuba
lioy the United states.
Several life Insurance companies arc
lWatching with sreat interest FOR daily
ltlssSs If John Wanamaker's condition.
/ The ex-postraaster general has over a
million on his ife and is probably the
imost heavily insured person In the
country He has Just undergone a sur
lsieal operation Tor the removal Of a
tcarbuncle and has nof quite recovered
notwithstanding which he is making
}campagill speeches against Senator
Quay. Hence the solicitude Of insur-a
lance companies
Running out in a drizzling rain is no
Joke 10 the HalloWe'ener.
Foster. the weather prophet. predicts
that November Will be about normal II
you have any recollections Of November.
iatmosphere you viii recall that it is
normally unpleasant.
Hon. Henry f. Davis. a prominent
democratic member Of the Washington
bar, who is actively supporting McKin-
Hey and Roosevelt, gave the following
condensed history of the curbing Of
trusts by republican legislation: In
1890 the Sherman anti-trust law was fa-
shered and passed by a republican con-
gress, signed by a republican president
and executed by a republican attorney
general, Then there We're complaints
made to the attorney general that the
sugar trust existed in violation Of the
new law. In 1899 a bilr was fled In the
name of the United States against the
sugar trust in Pennsylvania. The SUI
lpreme court In deciding the case said,