Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-22

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/; Finley Peter Dunno, author Of the
Mr.. Dooley'' papers, has decided to
make New York his permanent resi-
dence. He has resigned as managing ed.
itor OF the Chicago Evening Journal.
Writing from the scene of the coal
miners strike w. e. Curtis Gays the:
Krsat ma iOrity of miners do not produce
more than eight cars day. SO that
their earnings are not more than $54 per
month, which will be considered very
fair wages.
The Memphis Similar declares there
is no southern White man who does not;
in his heart repudiate that consent Of
the governed" humbug, so far as Ii con-
Germs any other race than the Cauca-
sian.
Final arrangements have been made
for Boston's new Museum of Fine Arts.
a $1,000, 600 structure is to be erected on
a ten-acre piece of ground which has
been purchased in the Back Bay Fens.
The land is at the corner of Huntington
avenue and the Fens The committee
having the Undertaking in charge in-
tends to establish a home for the art
treasures of the city that shall be some
thing of a headquarters for the public
art exhibits of the United States as well.
and the contemplated cost of the newed-
;ifice is not unlikely to be increased con-
Esiderably. There are already within the
confines of the present Museum OF Fine
Arts IN Copley Square 10,0OO.0OO worth
of treasures and the moving of the cell
lection with be mammoth enterprise.
In moving the great bronzes, statues
vases and other large effects many novel
and especially designed appurtenancee
will be employed. The new building will
soon be under way.
The attorney general, in an opinion is
the postmaster general, holds that all of
the so-called card chain schemee that
recently have been operated thru the
mails are violations of the lottery law.
am not willing to debate with one
whose responsibility is less than my.
own, is Mr.. Bryan s. reason for declin-
ing a debate with Mr.. Hanna. Yet one
in reading democratic paper would be
convinced that Mr.. Hanna is RESPONSE
Bile for everything.
Governor Joseph d. Sayers, Of Texas
on the great storm: The LOGS Of life
5occasloned by the storm in Galveston
and elsewhere on the southern coast can
not be less than 10000 lives, while the
loss of property will probably aggregate
S2o,OoOO0o. Notwithstanding this severe
a1llction. have every confidence that
the stricken districts will rapidly revive
and that Galveston will, from her pres.
ent desolation and sorrow. arise with re-
newed strength and vigor'
China is one Of the most important
coal countries in the world. Every one
of her eighteen provinces contains large
deposits Eastern Shan See has an an
sthracit ' area Of 1850 miles in extent.
The Hubbard Monitor has just COM
pleted fta twentieth year as a news
paper. and its proprietor, John O.
5schultze. says 1t has never been fin q
more healthful condition a matter on.
which he is to be congratulated.
Enough German American who
wanted 70 show their fellow citizens
that tina they stood solidly for sound.
money. unscared by any bugaboo OF
imperialism or militarism went to Cen
trail Music Hall, Chicago, Thursday
evening TO fill that building twice
over Over 5000 We're in attendance
and they enthusiastically cheered re-
publican sentiments.
Active military operations in China.
by the powers have been resumed in
an effort to suppress the Boxers and to
restore normal conditions.
Len.4 ROBERTS reports 4iat the Boer
army has practically disbanded. The
cause has become a hopeless one.
"A leading citizen of Galveston says
the city Will be rebuilt in more sub
stantial way as a result of the storm
lesson. Had its houses been substan-
italy erected the less Of life would have
been greatly lessened.
The Indiana state fair just closed Will
res.llt in financial loss OF $4,000 or
more. It rained every day except the
last, and no fair can successfully go up
against storm.
The political reports from all sections
of the country are very cheering TO re-
publicans.
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