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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

Sheriff Shoemaker returned this
morning from Ft. Madison, where he
landed safely behind the walls of the
psnitentiary. at II O'clock Thursday
night, Murray and McC.abe. the State
Center burglars. Constable G. II. Mason.
Of State Center, who accompanied him.
remained in TT Madison today to visit
the prison.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

j. II. Gribble Will be at our store Mon
day, Oct. |, With complete line cf fur
jackets eapes colIarettss and scarfs
NJ. f. Andrews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

The Naccabee Harp Orchestra will
furnish music both afternoon and even
ing for the slnclear tea house on satur-
day the 29th.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

IS Professor B. S. Barborka's orchestra
assisted by home talent, will give a
concert at the Congregational church
Monday evening, Oct. 1. Doughnuts
and coffee Will be served at the close
without extra charge Tickets. % cents.
For sale at 3. A. Morgan's and Banna-
tyne e Laws
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

4
The summer seasons band concerts
were brought tosa close Thursday even
/ ing by a general sserenade on the pa.t
lof the members of The Forty ninth
Regiment band 10 the business men of
the city. The concerts of the summer.
months, altho they were rather late in
starting have been ~ery much enjoyed.
| and the band has been better one than
| Marshalltown has had for the past few
years. The fact that the organization
was made the reslmental band Of the
! Forty ninth created a new interest in
the work, and has resulted in putting
Marshalltowns musical organization at
| the head Of the regimental bands of the
state, according to the recent report Of
the inspector general. Col Olmsted.
The band vii keep UP its practice thru
tout the winter, and as soon as next sea-
son opens will be in good shape for an
early appearance in excellent form.
/ Spinning Wheel Chapter. D. a r.,
has just issued its year book. which IS
/ very attractive in appearance and
gDromises To be as attractive from a
4 mental standpoint. There are but
Jseleven meetings provided for and one Of
| them is the annual banquet, another Is
1 the children's day and the meeting for
4 Decoration day the last of the year, is
4 the annual one, at which the reports
of the year will be heard and the Off
GERS for the coming season be elected
The first meeting was Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. G. F. Kirby
and the subject for the day was "A
Group Of Art Poems" which were read
4 by the various newbers and We're very
Interesting as evidencing what the
noted men Of the literary life have
thought and said OF the masterpieces
4 Of the painter, sculptor and architect.
Mrs. w. A. sandoe whistled for the
1 ladies and Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond
sang "Awearying For You, the music
to which is her own. The other sub
jects to be discussed are Women Of
the American Revolution" Battles Of
the American Revolution, Heroes
EARLY American Artists" 1.-THE
Quakers,' Birds and Grant" on the
anniversary of his birth. The chapter
now has a membership Of tWenty-one.
Of whom eight are non-residents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
observe their second anniversary and
reopening tomorrow: and Will serve cof-
fee, give souvenirs to lhe ladies and try
TO make it pleasant for you if you Will
come in. Music afternoon and evening
by the Maccabee Harp Orchestral
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

DR.. Cora Williams. specialist. Dis
eases of women and children Office
and residence Nos. 6 and s West Main.
Both phones.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

wish 70 state that make a special
" Of teaching the mandolin and sui-
TAR. Seven years experience. Call and
see me, At 1o4 South First avenue. New
phone, 1856. Chester N Patrick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-28

Mrs. r. Il. Iialferty ard daughter
Laura. tesiden;s zof5this city fo;; SEVERAL
years, went 70 Hampton Thursday eve
ming, whore they VIII make t1sir home.
for the winter at least, with their
Fdaughtei and sister MIS-. Arthur Hug
gard. Mrs. Haifer;s VIII be greatly
missed from the chicks Of Electric
Lodge. Of which sil has been a pronll-
rent worker since It's organization. She
viii rlof sever her membership. however,
A number Of the Rshakahs We're at the
depot Thursday evening to bid her
farewell
The evening times., 1900-04-03
OYSTERS IN a Trusts GRASP
4 Syndicate to IL Formed with an
Immense Capital.

4 Syndicate to Ia Formed With an
Immense capital.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 3.-David
c. Saudford, OF the Connecticut Slell Fish
Commission. who is securing options cn
oyster grounds in Connecticut. New YorS,
New Jersey. and Rhode Island for e
formation Of the oyster trust has returned
from New York He says that the syndi-
cate would be formed in New York city
on Thursday afternoon OF this week. the
capital stock to be S15,OOOOCO. II viii lie
known as the United States Oyster Com
pany. and will be organized under the
laws of New Jersey. Two per cent Of the
capital stock will be paid in cash at
Thursdays meeting. There are 300 O. s.
ter growers in the proposed syndicate.
fifty of them being the very largest dealers
in the states named.
FKty per cent will be paid in cash to
the growers for their lands and plants and
the remainder in stock OF the company.
Mr.. Sanford said that the company would
make a specially Of developing high-pr ced
oysters for the half-shelI, 1900. 900 bush
els Of which are sold every year in the
States specified, 100000 bushels being
used in New York alone.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
A TRIBE OF RED MEN.
4 New Organization Refuses to Tai
the Name Of occur d'AIcnc.

New ORGANIZATION Refuses To TIA -.
the Name of Occur 81 AIenc.
About sixty braves OF the Order OF Rel
den assembled st . o. m. sunday afternoon
at the Jonadad Temple. 623 Louisiana Ave
nue.. for the purpose Of pcrfecting the or
ganization OF tribe OF Red Men in the city
Of Washington 10 select an appropriate
name. and TO elect officers.
The selection IF a name for the new tribe
was the occasion Of some difficulty. Occur
d'Alene had been suggested and had
nearly obtained acceptance by the assem-
bled braves, when one Of the number drew
attention TO the objection TO the title be
cause of the odium which attached to il on
account OF the state OF affairs that had
lately obtained at the COeur d'Alene mines
in Idaho. as revealed by the Idaho enquiry
in Congress.
In view Of the fact that the purposes
of the order Of Red Men are Of a fraternal
and benevolent character. il was deemed
Inappropriate TO select for the name of
the tribe a title which. as they believed.
was identified with acts OF oppression
The name of .'Sultiese" was adopted
The following officers were elected:
PrCrhet. n. w. Reynolds; Sacbem, John
J. Weed: Senior Sycamore, Clarence Z.
Mcclure: Junior Sycamore W NJ Wood !:
Chief Of Records Jacob Schoepf: Keeper
Of Wampum. A.. J. Arnold
The tribe awaits the receipt OF its char
ter from the Grand Council al Philadelphia,
which is expected next week. 10 light its
first camp fire as a duly authorized tribe
Of Red Men i'm the city OF Washington
The evening times., 1900-04-03
THE CUBAN CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Comparative Statement Showing In
crenSes This Nenr.

comparative statement Showing In
crenses This Year.
The Division Of Customs and Insular
Affairs OF the War Department gave out
today comparative statement Of Gus
toms receipts in Cuba Of The months o.
January and February. 1899. with those
Of January and February. 1900.
The statement SHOWS that the receipts
Of the island for January and February,
1899, were S2.0l4sS&s6: those OF January
and February. 1900. were S2.772. .6IgSl. an
increase for the two months OF 1906. over
The same period OF 1899 o. 500. $685.. BY
ports the receipts for the several months
and years named were. Baracca. January
and February. 1889 s5.772.l0; 1890. 81
4S2S7, BatabanO. January and February.
1899 S9i396. 1900. SSSe.16; Cjenfuegas,
January and February. 1889 S15I.C7074;
1900, S175.970.7l, Cardenas. January and
February. 1899. S35.75S2l: 1900 SGg. .l42 90.
Caibarien January and February. 1893.
SIS 09U.1,, 1850 so. g.652li, Guantanamo.
January and February. 1899. Sl6.393. .C6.
1900 SD 1921 Giba,a January and Feb
ruary, 1889. $20.I5l2I; 1900. S25.556.71;
Havana. January and February 1883. ST.
2-e29.22, 1900 $2.I29 1851. Manzanillo.
January and February 1889. S2lIO7.16.
1900 S2l 650-66; Matanzas. January and
February. 1899. So .292.S7; 1900 SO $50 %;
Nuevitas. January and February. 1889
SD, $3.50. 1900, S3I .2I6gJ. Sagua Ie
Grande. January and February 1899. S22.-
22S.07. 1900. So 1871: Santa Clara Janu-
airy and February. 1889 S3ll.s6, 1900 81
3S2-55. Santiago January and February.
1899. S152 9l4.g5. 1900. SlJ1.O6l IL. Trlni-
dad. January and February. 1899. SI.39S.-
81. 1900. S5.SO6S2 Tuuas de Zaza Jauu-
ary and February. 1893. S712-2I. 1900.
S237. 20
The evening times., 1900-04-03
MANY CHARGES AGAINST HIM
Henderson Accused of Numerous As
snuIts md RohbcrieS.

suults and RObbcrteS.
The alleged confession made to the police
yesterday by Robert Henderson. oolored
in which the prisoner is credited nOc only
with describing his entrance into tho laun-
dry Of Lee Hing and his assault on the
Chinaman, but also with admitting that he
shot Moy Sing at his laundry about three
weeks ago, and robbed and shot Moy Sam.
clears up the mysteries and wholesale rob
bing Of Cinnamon which had bafied the
police for weeks The alleged confession,
II il is, as the pOl,ce say, credible, also
eXcnerates James cambridge colored. row
under indictment by the grand jury rs
the assailant of Moy Sing cambridge is
at present under bond. It is understood
that immediate steps will be taken by The
District Attorney TO dismiss the charge
against him.
Though Henderson is said to have con
fessed to offences which will warrant his
arraignment on four charges OF assault 10
Kill and four charges OF housebreakiug At
night and it is said claims that TO be the
full extent of his lawlessness. the police
believe there are other crimes which can
be traced 20 the prisoner. Because OF that
BELIEF henderson was not taken into the
Police Court this morning for q prelimi-
nary hearing. The police Of The Second
precinct and Detectives Brown and Lacy,
who have been detailed on the case, are
hard at work securing evidence which they
say viii connect the prisoner with az least
two C.her cases Of house breaking Two
Cinnamon, whose laundries were entered
recently and who caught a glimpse Of the
intruder. this morning attempted TO iden-
tify Henderson as their nocturnal visitor
The attempt, while not wholly unsuccess-
iul, was not q positive Identification
Major Sylvester this morning received a
communication from Constable ". o.
George. ir.. of Culpeper Va which Eiyes
a little information concerning aenders on
According TO Constable George Hender-
son has rot been IN Culpeper since June
%. 1897. when he was sentenced 10 serve
two years IN the state pcnitentaTy for
burglary. He was convicted with his
brother, William. 70 is said for robbiug
the store OF Brown & Ashley.
Constable George states fuCther that
Henderson committed several other rob
berries. and points significantly TO the fact
that in every instance entrance was ef-
fected by breaking glass from a rear doo-.
When Henderson made his confession 10
the police yesterday he claimed that lie
was impelled TO do so because h. did not
want TO see Dandridge slfieE-
The evening times., 1900-04-03
THE APRIL TERN OPENED.
The Branches OF the District Su
prcme Court Resume business.

The Branches OF the District Su-
prcme Court Resume business.
The April term Of the Supreme Court
Of the District opened todaY 81 30 O'Clock
a. m. In the Circuit Courts the new tales
men were received b. Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Justice Bradley. in Divisions
Nos. 1 and 2. and in the Criminal Courts,
by Justices Cole and Clabaugh. None Of
the juries are complete. several of those
summoned to serve having been excused
fo- cause by the Justices presiding in the
different branches OF the court
II was found on examination that all
those summoned 10 serve as grant jurors
could not fiji the positions, and six OF tue
number were excused.
The Jury Commissioners have drawn q
sufficient number o; names from the jury
box 70 fll the vacancies in the different
juries. and the persons so chosen viii re-
port for duty tomorrow morning
The evening times., 1900-04-03
4 Good Letter Frorn e Brisnt Girl

Miss Victoria A. Berus, Lyons. y. y writes
Il am sJCnoSrspher Of the Democratic Press Office
and IN my official position .iaye frequently rad
proofs of the advertisements Of Ciambcrlaiu'S
Cough Remedy. I have never bets t:ocbled with q
ish people went 20 tlU doctoI instead OF 20 the
drug store. As you may have seen by the u-nors
we have had very hard snow torn. In going 10 th,.
Office the other morning ! caught cold and "a. "a
result had a terrible cough. This tiur instead
Of going 20 the doctor. ? went 10 the drug store
and purchased a bottlr Of Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy. which. without The slightest exa=gell-
tion .iid me more COED than all the rre,iiCires
have ever used Cor the same purpose. for ia lcs.
than three dary my cough mad entirely dislpnrar-
ed For sale by Henry Eyaus, wholesale aud re-
tail, and all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
The Largest
MILLINERY
SEASON
In Many Years

is the one we have before us
now. The preparations we have
made stand without Il peer. Our
large show of ready trimmed
hats, our immense display of un-
trimmed ones, and the many re-
quisites necessary to complete
such are displayed with unlimited
selection. Easter Will soon dawn
upon us. We are prepared to
meet every demand, no matter
how strong it may be. It's left
To YOU now whether YOU wish to
wait until the last moment and
run Your chance of being disap-
pointed, or whether YOU wish 10
place your orders at once and
get the proper attention. which
yoG deserve. \ few Of our very
Specials selected to cnticc voa
into this department:
Imported bOnncts. round hats.
and toqucs-the latest and best
ideas from such houses as Mai
son. NairOt. Caroline Rcbcoux.
Estermeycr. Camille Roger.
Louis. earlier. Linn Faulker. etc.
Also showing the most choice
collection of dress, street, and
suit hatS-all select designs
made in our own workroomS and
marked rs low aS
The evening times., 1900-04-03
coIored rhief Confe..e. Periurr

When Andrew Gonzales. colo-ed. was arraigned
before Judge Kimball yesterday morning ne en-
tered plea Of not guilty 10 a charge Of stealing
a boot-blacking outfit, and asked for a continuance
until today. When he apI cared in court this
morning Gonzales had changed his mind. and in
formed the court that he was gl.lty as charged
Judge Einball scored the prisoner for hiS perjury
Of the previous day. and impostj the maximum
sentence of six months Iu Jail
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Charged Win Arson.

Joseph Jineonne, whose barber shop on seventh
Street. near Pennsylvania Avenue, was damaged
by IRE about a week ago, and who vas later ar
rested on the complaint Of a col0red barber nam
cd Brown. who alleged arson. was araignei before
Judge kinh4ll this morning aud waived pre-
lmiuary examination lie was held in $500 bond
for the action of the Grand Jury. Attorney Jo-
scph Shillingion appeared fer The defendant.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Additional Policemen Named.

rs order of thc Dis,.ict Comm 'ssicars \. J.
THcuas and r. }. Bcsle have been appointed cd
,l,,l-ai private Of Che Mctropr'i,Iu Police force
fss rgtv as assistant street. inspectors ~ flc
Erc:lcef'- Department sud ow-a - COLLINS f,r
dnfy In The grounds of ihc Episcopal Cathcdrai
on Tenlcytowu Road and Woodiey Lane.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Meet your friends at the
Lunch GrcttO and enjoy a
a light luncheon.
RESURRECTION.
SI.5O Edition. 99c.

BY Leo TolStoy-the only com
plete and authorized edition
which bids fair To outrival any
sensation of this century. Book
department. basement annex.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
The Canal Commissioners ReturI
From Their InvestIgntIon-

From Their investigation
NEW YORK. April 3-The Canal Com
missioners. Rear Admirai Walker. Samuel
Pssco. Colonel Ernst, and W. J. johnson,
were passengers on the Atlas Line steam
ship Allegheny, which arrived this morn
ing frcIn Central America. Rear Admiral
Walker said, at quarantine: we have
completed our portion Of the work of in
vestigating the possibilities of both the
Panama and NicaTaguan routes We have
spent three month, n the bush and have
collected great lGs - OF data which will
be put into sh.lpC fJ- our report to be
handed 50 the President next December.
Nothing can be said on the subject that
would give the public a clear idea until
this data has been arranged and put into
shape"
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Grcnt MortnIity Among the yoo,,ts

GUADALAJARA. Mexico. April s.-Tbe
several hundred 1aqui Indian prisoners
who were recently brought here under an
escort OF Mexican soldiers have not vet
been distributed TO the several cities in
the interior, where an effort under gov
ernmental direction will be made TO mako
them good citizens. The Indians do not
take well 10 captivity. and there has been
great mortality among them since their
arrival In Guadalajara, twelve dying In the
Guada'ajara Hospital last week.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
WEE S,5Ef RIRT RIJIEs5 e'TH{as' B5s SAPOLIO
Permits to Build.

Permits 70 build llyc been issued hy auihant5
Of ,he District Commissioners a. loilovs: A. R
Collins. Ms. j. IT. IIosushy, 7. A. M.ii,r. AID L.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
EmgincerS' Licenses Is.ucJ.

1hirdclo- steam engineers liccus-, h-vc b-rn
issued 20 p, +. Csgood and Thoma, r. Ri.te.ts
uy CLtr of thr Di trict Commission IS,
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Easter Cards and Novelties.

We are showing Il line of Eas-
ter Cards and novelties equal to
our Valentine display. The prices
average about the same, from 1c
up.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
S. Kall, Sons & Co.
The Busy Corner
Always Ure best of everything
for The IeaSf money.

Now is the time TO buy Mccall
patterns - perfection in every
kind. Two prices, 10c and l5c.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
COUNTING THE PEOPLE
Preparations Nearly Complete fer
Taking the Next Census.

TNventy-eight Hundred Clerks VIII
BE Necessary 90 Perform the work
OF Transferring the EnumeratiuE
sheets To Cards-A Multitude VIII
Undertake the Classifying work
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Fire Box for the Volta Ruresu.

The custodian Of Volta Bureau was Yesterday
informed 10y ihr District Cpmmis>i11cr. That Il
would De impossible to comply with tie request of
ttr Bureau for Gre alarm box in front oi the
building. owing 90 q lack of fuls for jh5t pur-
next fiscal year De sufficient tfe CJnnlIssiontTs
promise favorable action upon a, request
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Commando DEVenpOrt's NcVv POST.
Commander r. G davenport has been detached
from the IIydfsg--rni, Office IN ,d., city, and
ordered 10 command til. Essex,
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Fair tonight; cloudy "Wednesday: fresh vc,terf
wiUds, becoming ysri.ble
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Ubs Gueuins Gimes
TUEsDAY. ApRn 3. 1aln.


II E>DAA, APRIL 3, 1900
The Weather Indications.
Fair tonight; cloudy wednesday; fresh wcsterl,
winds, becoming yari-ble
TEMPERATURES.
Temperature at I p. n,................... q
THE sun AND MOON
sun rises. .5:4S An. sun SETS ... eos = "
Moon rises s..--..--...-.s Moon sets.-...II IL PM
TIDE TARLE
Low tide. 4 as 4 NJ and J-2j 2 N
high ude--.... 1910 An and II -0I T. NJ
STREET LIGHTING.
Lamps Lt today :Oi p n
National Theltre-''TE- Bos.ouians:~ evening
Columbia Theatre fuHa Held in Papa.
WIFE, evening.
Academy OF Music lIoyt's a Blaes Sheep: =,
evening
Grand Opera House -vaudyi'Ic; sheIu,-n and
evening
kerna1's Iyccum m,atrs-''J1Iiy Cfss- Wi..oy,. o,
and Vaudeville Company; Afternoon and ,.ii.,.
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Sun rises. .5:4S AN. sun .6:25 T. y
Moon rises. ..--.--....-., Moon scts.-..II.I4 T. \
The evening times., 1900-04-03
STREET LIGHTING.

TIDE TABLE
Low ude---....-.--.------4: Las An. and % P NJ
High tide. 1870 An ard II -0f + n
The evening times., 1900-04-03
TIE sun AND MOON

TEMPERATURES.
Temperature at p. n'.................-.... :,
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Spring Tonic
and Stirr1tt1ant:
DUFFYS Pure
MALT WHESKEY
lFoR MEDICINAL USE

The standard Of purity and excellence for
nearly halfa century. II is just what you
need to build up your system after the long
tedious strain of Winter. DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHiSKEY has no equal 1t is the
only absolutely pure malt whiskey in the
world. lt contains not drop Of FuScl
Oil" the most dangerous ingredient which
Is found In other Mliskies
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-13
A GRATIFYING INCREASE.
Noted In the Amount and Variety of
American Products Entering
Turkish Ports.

A gratifying increase in the amount
and variety of American products en-
tering Turkish ports has been noted
of late, according to n report to the
state department from Consul General
Dickinson ut Constantinoplc. Wire
nails and other articles of American
manufacture, says the consul, have
taken complete possession of the
Levantine markets, and when other
staple articles of American make are
once thoroughly introduced, their
market in Turkey can also be con-
trolled by our manufacturers. Con-
sui General Dickinson reports an inno-
walton in the shape of orders for
American boots and shoes, from lead
ing Turkish merchants, their unde-
niable superiority over the European
product assuring extensive sale in
Turkey. The greater part of some
2C0, 900 tons of railroad material to be
used in constructing the new Nile
railway will be furnished, it is said,
by American manufacturers.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-10-13
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL.
Soon to he Equipped with Machinery
for the Manufacture OF
small Arms.

Within a comparatively short time
the buildings at the Rock Island arse
nal will be equipped with machinery
for making small arms such as the
Krag-Jorgensen rifles, the senate
agreeing to an appropriation of $500
coo for the installation of the necessary
machinery.
There will be no delay in installing
the machinery, as the ordnance bureau
of the war department has had ample
time in which to make arrangements
for the machinery owing to the delay
of year in beginning this work. This
was caused by n mistake of abolt $780,
Coo in an estimate made by the bureau OF
ordnance, when congress called on it to
furnish data on which to base an APP
preparation for this purpose.
While experts at the war department.
decline to say exactly when the Rock
Island arsenal will be in shape to turn
plant will be in full operation within
the next ten or twelve months. With
the additional arms that will be turned
out at the Rock Island arsenal it will be
a comparatively short time before the
national guard will be equipped With
the latest improved rifle, as legislation
will soon be enacted by congress au-
thorizing the secretary of war to ex-
change the obsolete arms now used by
the militia for those of the latest pat
tern.