Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-19
TOPICS OF The TINES.

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1t might be that Cato could be
induced to run if it We're understood to
be Sells great show.
Since sixty of his school teachers We're
married while en- route to the Philip
pines, Uncle Sam may be still regarded
as a record-breaker, even as matrimo-
rial agent.
The treasury department has decided
that government officials away from
home must live at a hotel to have their
expenses paid. When one settles down at
a point and keeps house he has aban-
ooned his status as a traveller under
government direction.
King Edward of England is rapidly
doing away with many customs to
which his mother was attached. Her
Hindoo attendants We're sent back to
India as soon as the funeral was over
and now stop has been put to the SER
vices in German in the German Chapel
Royal which date back to the early
Georges.
President Eliot, of Harvard, is one of
the best amateur sailors in the country
and spends all his vacations afloat. He
can manage a boat as well as trained
tar.
Inc rain predicting machine has been
unable to deliver in Iowa for the past
several days.
1t is widely believed that no woman.s
club in this country has accomplished
more practical work during its existence
that the Woman's Board of Trade of
Santa Re, n. NJ. Started at the time of
the Columbian exposition, it has since
established free library and reading
room, maintained visiting and relief
committee, which looks after strangers
and gives them welcome Ia boon in a
city to which so many victims of tuber-
culosis bend their steps annually; car
RED on a work for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, and effected much
needed improvements in the city. The
| most important work along the last
| named line has been the restoration and
| identifying of the plaza, which turnout
Mexico and New Mexico is always in the
center of the town. The plaza of Santa
Fe is of especial historic Interest. many
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| ritory having occurred there The board
is entitled to no public funds, but be-
cause of its ministrations in so many
beneficient enterprises the organization
finds no difficulty in raising money for
its work
BY the strenuous efforts of leaders the
steel strikers are now gaining in num-
bers, and more idle men are waiting for
the final verdict.
Willingness appears to be prime vir-
tue in democratic candidates for the
governorship in Iowa
The floating hotel, which was made OF
the ship Stamler. and was to have taker
New Workers out to sea every night, has
Withdrawn from service The scheme
has proved failure. The stamler now
lies off stapleton, Staten Island. dis
mantled and dismasted. The ship was
transformed into floating hotel by
! John Arbuckle.
| Frederick N. Dubois. ofCatskill, n. Y.
| has presented to Jeremiah Day, presi-
dent of the Catskill branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association, $4,000 fol
the purpose of erecting an association
building in the village.
The professional liar braced himself
when he felt the thrill of bite along
his fishing pole. When the cork wen
under he gave deft jerk and landed ;
minnow about five inches long
"Shucks" he muttered with chagrin, al
he took it off the hook II wish that III
had got away; it would have been s.
much bigger" Ohio State Journal.
The Iowa democrats will on Wednes
cay induce some prominent party leade
to run for the empty honor of the gov
ernorship and a little temporary fame
1t looks as tho Tama county, with Sti
ger, mas an equal chance with others a
leadership.
Minister Conger has arrived in Pekir
but LATE Young has robbed any state
ment he may be inclined to make of al
it's terrors to the Des Moines Capital.
One of the most successful stance
glass artists in the west Is a woman
Miss Marie Herndl, of Ni..~aukee. Sh
has completed five in set of six staine
glass windows for st. FrancrsHs cnape
: In that city. Miss Herndl first attracte
, attention at the worlds fair, in Chicago
in 1898, where her window, 1.-THE Fair
Queen" was exhibited. The manager
of the women's building refused it, G
the ground that the subject was treate
too realistically, but the electrical pee
pie accepted it and showed 1t to grea
a advantage by hundreds of incandescen
: lights. A picture of 1t was included ]
the handbook of the electrical display.
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