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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Two Schools.

/ nut my heart 10 school.
In the wcrll where men grow wise.
eco out ! said, and learn the rulc'
Conc back when yoa win the prize
NV heart came back again,
And where is the price ] cried.
E1he rrllc was false, and the prize
was pain,
And the teachers name was Pride
put my heart to school.
In the woods where wild birds sing.
In the fields where flowers spring,
Where brooks run cool and clear,
And the blue of heaven bends near.
.Go out" ] said. you arc only fool,
But perhaps they can teach you
here
And why do You stay SO long.
Ny heart. and where do You roam?
The answer came with a laugh and a
song
'.I find this school is home"
Henry Van Dyke. in April Atlantic.
an April Sun Picture.
With liquid pace. less heard than seen,
The water Elides along;
The woods are all a midst of green,
The air is a sea Of song.
Big clouds. in dazzling wlnitcncss clad,
Sail hravcly through the blue,
And all young things on earth arc Slad,
And all old tales arc true.
Henry Johnston, in April Atlantic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
F.nd Trace Of ,he ehicora.

st. Joseph. Mich, Jan. l5.-That the
wreck Of the Inflated steamer chicora
iiss few miles TO the southwest of This
farbor was confirmed yesterday morn
:rs thru the finding OF a large bunch of
brass baggage checks by Timothy
O'Keefe. who was eNcavating gravel on
the shore. The checks bear the name,
Chicora.'
The steamer Chicora foundered in
Lake Michigan on Jan. u. 1895, and the
oicw Of twenty-one was lost. Attic
wreckage came ashore the following
spring al various northern points. and
while many mariners believed the
steamer never reached this shore, it is
aereed in marine circles that the steam
ei on the fatal night did reach the east
crn shore at this point, but fearing the
bar at the mouth of the harbor. which
was damned with ice, was compelled to
put about and make for some west shore
barbor and While about to return foun-
dered near this shore.
Secretary Stanley Morton. of the Gra-
ham 4 Morton TRANSFORMATION Com
pany, does not believe The checks are
from the Chicora, but are property
stolen from other steamers of the com
pany two years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
it Of the terms Of Gen. MacArthur's

out of the terms Of Gen. MacArthur's
proclamation. CHASING all who do
things inimical to the interests of the
army as rebels and traitors, are having
a pointed effect, with the Offering of To-
cal autonomy and protection and show
ing a certainty of punishment Of those
who remain rebellious
The cutting of communications and
supplies has destroyed the remnants of
the insurgents organization. The in
habitants of towns are disinclined any
longer to contribute secretly to the
hopeless cause, and it is generally be-
lieved pacification of a sufficient num-
Der of provinces to inaugurate a gem
leral scheme of provincial government
will be accomplished before many more
weeks have elapsed. The most pro-
nounced resistance at present is in the
remote parts of southern Luzon, north
ern Mindanao, Cebu and Bohols
The first batch of thirty leading in
surgents who have been ordered de-
ported to the island of Guam will sail
on the transport Rosecrans today.
Gen. Wheaton reports fifty-th
armed bolomen surrendered at Ben
guet
Sixteen of Geroninos band were cap
tured Sunday night and brought to
Montalban
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
TO ACT ON CUBA SOON.
Congress May Consider the Cubal
Constitution This Session.

Congress May Consider the Cuban
Constitution This Session.
Havana, Jan. 15.-Several members
of the Cuban constitutional convention
assert that one of the delegates has re-
ceived letter from a recognized au
thority in Washington saying that If
the committee completed the draft con-
etituuon before the middle of February
and presented the same to congress it
would be considered during the present
session. The strictest secrecy is main
tained as to the sender of the letter and
az to its recipient.
The receipt of the letter appears to
have stimulated the convention to an
extra effort to bring about the iminedi-
were held yesterday afternoon and eve
ming.
The questions of liberalization and of
greater power for the provincial gov
eminent are the most important mat
tiers remaining. Governor General Wood
says that there will be no delay on his
part, and that so soon az the constitu-
ton is finished he will forward it at
once to Washington.
The administrative council handed
down decision yesterday in favor of
the Pan-American Express Company
extending the validity of its contract
with the United railroad and other rail-
roads of Cuba. The Cuban Central rail-
road s negotiating for the purchase of
the Cardenas-Jucaro railroad, one of
the best paying. lines in the island,
which runs thru the heart of the sugar
district, with $4,000, 900 capital stock.
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valuable the waste places all over the
western prairies, the land being the
heritage of the people of the United


The time has come in our national
existence when we must retaliate
against any and every government
which Discriminate against our goods
or products. We have as nation been
long suffering, as we were with Spain
in Cuba, but the loss of the Maine
aroused the whole people, and the world
soon found out what we could do when.
il became necessary to administer an
allopathic dose of that kind of retalia-
ton. Steps should be taken immediate
ly to have a general law incorporated.
as a part of our federal statutes so that,
the whole world may be placed on no
tice that our goods and our products
noust not be Disseminated against.
The man who dwells continually in
the days of Jefferson and Jackson, or
ven Lincoln, will not measure up to
the demand of the successful American
in this age. pulsating with commercial
ard industrial activity i may be set
dcwn as automatic that this age will
Fave little use for pessimistic kickers
and theoretical platitudinarians. We
n ust all work, expand and broaden We
rust have the best, sell the best, keep
ut the head of the procession and allow
no other nation to excel in anything.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
LUzoN SCHOOL MIDDLE.


Details Regarding Teaching of Rec
ligion n schools Lacking.
Washington, Jan. 15.--The war depart
mont has received no informations from
Manila that will throw light upon the
Associated Press dispatches during the
last few days concerning discussion.
before the commission on the subject of
teaching religion in the schools. IL
would appear from these publications
that the commission has decided to all
low the friars to continue to do as they
|6idaduring Spanish domination and that
the liberal Filipinos are earnestly pro-
testing. The war department does not
care to comment on the news dispatches,
but does not hesitatetto say that the In
sructions of the commission did not con-
template such an arrangement. 1t is the
policy of the president to divorce the
church from the civil government abso-
lutely and place itzon the same basis as
I'm the United States. The priests We're
to be allowed to continue in care of the
spiritual wants of the people and per-
united to establish as many schools as
they pleased and We're able to support.
cut they We're to receive no financial
assistance. They We're to keep their
hands out of civil affairs and politics
ana We're to: have nothing to do with the
.ublics schools which We're to be estab-s
lished upon a basis similar to those in
this country and conducted in the same
manner, nor We're the military chaplains
or Protestant clergymen to have any
thing to do with the educational move,
swhlcn was to be kept entirely free from.
sectarian and religious influence.
The Instructions given blythe nresii
cent to the commission are elastic, how
ever, and they are authorized to use
their discretion in cases where condi-
tons have changed or their orders do
not apply. and it may be that after in
yestigation they have found it adyisa-
lie to allow limited religious instruc
tons, altho it is a radical departure
from the general policy OF the admins
Era tion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
T.-R BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY.
The Weather

The Weather.
For Threatening with rain this
afternoon and in the east tonight; colder
Wednesday and in the west and central
tonight.
For Illinois Threatening, with rain
tonight and in the extreme south on
colder Wednesday.
PAGE ONE.
NEWS:
Two New War Vessels Recommend.
"a.
Senatorial Contests on Today.
National Live Stock Men Meet.
Mob After Negro in Kansas.
Deg Nloires News and Comment.
PAGE TWO
GENERAL NEWS:
The Bossehieter Trial
Teller's Attack on Eagan.
Newssof the Day
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS
The Pierce. Mansion Case.
Big Fire Loss at Burlington
Labor 10 Oppose Supervisors.
News of the STATE.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
EDITORIAL:
Postal Abuses Again.
The Reapportionment Bill.
Looker-On 0pseiv ations.
Topics and Press Comment.
Iowa Items and Naws
Text Of Reapportionment Bill.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
SeHthsve stern Insurance Transfe
Enjoined Affairs in Middle.
Mayor Temporarily Defeated.
Former Rssideist Injured.
PAGE EIGHT.
IOWA AND COMMERCIAL:
Local Miscellany.
Special Grain Letter BY Wire.
Today Market Quotations.
Nicely Extradi,ion Case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15


to have it done at state rather than per-
sonalsexpense. / am strengthened in my
conclusion that ii has never been the
custom Of western states o render mill
larry honors to the president of the
United States at the time Of the inau-
gurat;on.'
To-day is the time when the Titus
amendment case comes up before tie
Supreme court for the first time. xAttor-
the proofs Yesterday and the printers
ore 10 get their work done this morning.
The first appearance of the ease in
court was On tie following written mo-
ten fled with the clerk
State of Iowa, ex rsl Marsh ". Bailey.
s's S. W. Brookhart appellant. The
said appellant moves the court 10 adj
vance the above entitled. cause and 4
day be named by the court in which It
ray b. heard during the present term.
II shows the court that the controversy
is with reference to holding 4 public
.cfice, VIZ, that Of county attorney.
which involves both the validity and
construction Of the amendment 10 the
constitution commonly called the Titns
als1er stillent: that the questions Invoked
are of great public interest and affect
the right q hold different stat ana.
county offices III the state that public
eaod requires an early determination of
this quesfier s. W. BRO0KIfAI,1,.
The appellee in the same case joins IN
azking the advancement Of the case.
So
New corpora tipns. German Savings
Railk. Of Lake Park capifal s25 200; d.
3rectpis, Louis Staitsnbers. j. G c'hiys-
lei. NJ ~ Green. Thee strathman Theo
b9hls. Storm Lake Rutier and Tank
Company. STERN Lake capital. sloooo:s
nscorncrators. Lorin Ellis. 5. p. Mona
kin. Corning Telephone Company. CAPT
tai, 1qon0; ireorporea tors, John A An-
derson. Frank L. Mercer, T. J Mercer.
The Lee israom and Buster Company.
OF Davenport. has Decreased the capital
stock from $4,000 10 $4,000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
CONGRESS TODAY.
cr's = filipino Petition Before the
Senate Auair1

Wcr's 3 filipino Petition Before the
~ Senate Again.
yvashih Jan. 15.--In the senate
Bday rhe resolution presented few.
gays asb by Teller, providing for print
~ ing as la public document the petition
IN of 2.004 Filipinos offered to the senate.
n was LAID before the senate. Stewart, of
Neva ia, declared his opposition to the
resolution on the ground that it is an
untr,fthf,ll recital of the conditions in
the philippines.
At the opening of the senate session
tody.y a bill granting a pension Of $50
per month to Horatio N. Davis father
of 1.-THE late Senator Davis, of Mime
sofa, was passed. Davis was a captain
inf the consndssary department.
Morgan. chairman of the committee
oh iIrter-oceanic canal, asked unani-
n5ous consent for final vote upon he
ticaragua canal bill be taken February
M. Daniels objected.
The Teller resolution was referred to
1.-THE committee on the Philippines. Con-
- Alteration OF the army reorganization
It'll was then resumed.
nhe house is considering the river and
karhor bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
SENA1 I1AL CONTESTS
First ' s in the Nebraska Leg.
isl 5 re For Two Senators
Taken.
Meiklejohn, currie and Rose
waterLead in the Ballotins.-
Other Contests.
Hon. Thomas Patterson Elect 4
in Colorado Quay in PENN
sylvania.

Lincoln, Jan. 15.-The iirs vote for
two United States senators Is be elect
ed by the present Legislature was taken
by the two houses separately at u:
O'clock today. For the long term. IN
the house, sixteen men were voted for.
The vote for the prominent candidates.
for the long term was: Meiklejohn. 1s::
currie, 9; Grouse, $; Rosewater, 8.
For the short term: Hayner, A: Hin-
shaw, 8.
In the senate the vote for prominent
candidates for the long term was: Cur
lrie. S: Rosewater, a. Short term: p. r
Thompson. Z. The complimentary VOTE
of the populists vas largely for W.
Allen and of the democrats in the e
ate for w. H. Thompson. In the how
1.-THE democrats voted for G. II. HIT
~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Decisions Handed Down by Iowa's
nighest Tribunal Today.

Special 70 Tines Republican.
Des Moines Jan. 15.-The following
decisions We're handed down by the SUI.
rrene court today
Ieircilman W Standard Coal CO.. ap-s
pellant. Appanooss Affirmed.
sannlis r. Scott vs. Hitt, appellant,
Plymouth. Affirmed
state vs. srhwab. appellant Sac. AZ
5hrinea
Delnlonioo Hotel Company vs. Smith,
appellant. jackson. Affirmed.
Savers vs.. Childers. appellant Polk.
Affirmed
In matter Of guardianship Of Talifaro,
Woodbury.. Modified and affirmed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
TWO STEAMERS SEIZED.
Venezuela Takes Forcible Possession
ofUNo. a me II en- II csse ls .as VI

ofTvo American Vessels.
Washington, Jan. 15.-The state de-
partment Informed this afternoon by
cable from Venezuela that the venezue-
Ian government had taken possession of
two steamers belonging to the Orinoco
Steamship Company. No details of the
seizure were made public. The Orinoco
Company is understood to be an Arneri-
can concern.
The seizure was reported in a cable
dispatch from Minister LOOMS, at Cara
cas-, who says the steamer was taken
for the purpose of being employed
against the revolutionists. The com
pany, it appears. has both English and
American stockholders an American
president and English charter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
Burglars Break Into Bank.

South Lyons Mich. Jan. 15.- Six men
broke into the Carpenter & Jacobus
bank here last night. blew open the
safe and secured but $500. The explo-
sion awakened q. d. Hamilton. who
lived near the bank. and he began an
investigation. He was discovered by
the burglars, who opened fire on him.
Hamilton, after shooting at the thieves
several times. went for assistance. but
in the meantime the burglars escaped
on a hand car.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15

Over 1900 miners in the employ of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company at
Coal Creek. Rockvale. Bear Gulch and
Brookside. Col, went on strike yester-
day, as agreed upon at mass meeting
Sunday, in sympathy with the strikers
IN northern Colorado and at Gallup. N.
Aex.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
NO PLEASURE FOR ROBERTS.
Refuses All Honors Entil settlement
In south Africa

London, Jan. 15.-Lord Roberts today
further emphasized the unsatisfactory
condition in South Africa in a letter to
the mayor of Portsmouth, postponing
the presentation of a sword of honor
from that city. He says: ut is most
distasteful to me to be honored and
feted and called upon to rejoice while
60 many are in bitter grief. and before
we can properly return thanks that the
Cloud is being rolled away which has for
more than a year darkened the homes
and crushed the hearts of SO many in
cur country"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
REVENUE REDUCTION BILL.
senate Finance Committee Con
siders the Measure Today

Senate Finance COMMITTEES Com
siders the Measure Today.
Washington, Jan. 15.-The senate
committee on finance today considered
the war revenue reduction bill, but did
not reach conclusion upon the meas
,lre as a whole, altho several changes
In detail were tentatively decided upon.
The committee formally decided not to
make public their action because of the
opportunities they think public alton
would bring upon them. Chairman AID.
rich expressed the opinion that the bill
will be in shape to be reported 70 the
senate before the close OF the present
week
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
DEwET IS ANGRY 8,
Paul Bothn's Hook Being Distributed
Among the Ran.,hIta..,..

y HohE the KePubltcnns.
kroonstadt. jan 15.The. success of
the burgher peace committee in distrib-
usng among the republicans Paul
Botha's book From Boer to Boer.'l''
has Infatuated Gen. Dewet, who. it is
reported. swears he will shoot the au-
thor at the first opportunity. Refugee
camp is now occupied by 1000 persons
Another is being formed at Rhenoster
and supplies of all kinds in the town
are shortening daily. The Beers are
most active northward and also in the
direction of Lindley. Various com
mands appear to be Joining Dewet to
the southwark.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
Kitchener,s Lntcst Report

London, Jan. Incorporating to the
war office Kitchener says: The Beers
Whole force crossed the railway near
kallfontein on the 13th and are making
to the east. No important changes in
positions in the colonies. Several small
parties appear to be returning to the
Orange River Colony. Some Of the
Cape rebels Who accompanied the COM
mando into the colony. have surren-
dered.n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
STEAMER IS AGROUND.
The yigtiancin Ashore or Banks
West OF. HAVANA

Havana. Jan. 15s-Tne Ward line
steamer yigilancia il aground off the
banks 100 miles westward of Hayana.
She has fly light passengers on board.
but iss in no immediate danger and no
difficulty is expected in transferring the
pa s,engers and freight by tugs and
lighters which have been sent TO her as
Siat aYce.
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saw I.incoln.s DUTY.

Rockford, III. Jan. 15.-Elijah W.
Biaisdell, one Of the founders Of the re-
publican party and who is said to have
keen the first man to propose the name
of Abraham Lincoln for the presidency.
died here yesterday. Unusual activity
fl business and literary pursuits began
&c tell some time ago on the health of
the pioneer. and few weeks ago his
strength became completely shattered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
BENT ON LYNcH1NG.
Mob Surrounds Kansas Penttcntiary
Seeking Negroes Life.

SceKihg NeEross Life.
I1eavenworth, Kas.. Jan. 15-Crowds'
Of men Still surround the walls of the
state penitentiary at Lansing bent on
aynching Fred Alexander, negro
charged with attempted assault. in case
the officials should start with him for
-eayenworth for trial The mob stood
about the penitentiary last night and
hooted speechnakers who counseled
that the law be permitted to take its
course.
Topeka, Jan. Is. Governor Stanley
mas ordered two companies of the Ma.
tional Guard to be in readiness to leave
Tor si1eavenworth on account of the ex-
element over the attempts to lynch the
negro Alexander.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
old Newspaper Man Ret,res.

Cleveland. Jan. 1o.-Eugene Fl. Perdue,
for many years president and business
manager of the Cleveland Leader Print
ing Company. has severed his official
connection with that paper and Will
shortly so to Carlsbad for the benefit of
his health. Charles W. Chase succeeds
Mr. Perdue as president
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
$50 81. SO ASS. so

The comparison has been between the
penitentiaries al Fort Madison and at
Anamosa, the one With more than S2l.
GOO 10 .ts credit in the support fund ard
the sum growing, and the other With
less than $4,000 in the fund and de-
.creasirg. Ii is this difference which has
recently caused some guessing as u,
possible scandals III the state institu-
ton, but AZ, some of the unfayorable.
comment has been traced directly to
discharged employees Of institutions or.
persons at outs With the board of con-
ztrol. little attention has been paid TO
the matter. The support fund - in
good condition in general. 1t generally
decreases a this time Of the year, ow-
ing Is The necessity for fuel and lights.
and increases in the summer
The number of inmates at the re-
formatories ard hospitals as shown by
the reports the first day of the year.
Was as follows: Anamosa psnitentiary,
469: Fort Madison penitentiarys Az:
Clarnda hospital. s22;; independence
hospital. 1,007; Mt. Pleasant hospital.
Sol: Eidora reformatory. 1863; Mitchell-
vile refornlatory 1863
Adtj. Gen. Byers still has under con-
s;deration the proposal TO send four
companies of the Iowa National Guard
to Washington To attend the inausura!
as an escort to the governor of Iowa on
that occasion. He yesterday sent a let
ter to Capt. Thrift. OF the Dubuque
company in which he said: The offer
To pay Your own expenses is very gen
crous and is highly appreciated by both
the governor and myself. and if per-
isenal considerations We're to control the
conclusion might be favorable. The
event. however. Is national in charac-
ter. All honors appropriate to the occa-
sion must be addressed to those being
indicted into Office. If the chief eNecu-
tive and other officers Of the state at
tend, it will afford official and not miii-
tary recognition. II Iowa tenders any
military display ii should be sufficiently
imposing to conlport With the dignity of
the state. I question the appropriate
ness of taking a single company. Should
a regiment or even Il battalion desire to
attend as military state organization.
the wisdom of permitting the same will
he then considered The governor agrees
with me that Iowa ought to tender no
honors to its chief executive beyond
state limits. 1t certainly ought not TO
tender less than a battalion IN honor OF
the chief executive of the United States
and ever then it would be more seemly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
Building Trad rs, a.ou,,eu.

Cincinnati, Jan. 1.-THE fourth annu-
al convention of the National Building
Trades Council began here today and
Will continue during the week One OF
the principal subjects is the federation
of all unions in the building industry.
with view to sympathetic az we'll az
CO. operative action.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
IOWA BOY SUICIDES.

Wiley setterstrom, OF Gowric, Killed
Himself Today.
Gowrie, Jan. 15.-W-iley setterstrom,
son of a prominent Scandinavian. fatal
~ shot himself in the head today He
had been Respondent for some tlme
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-15
Grief Drive. Htm 10 su,c,d..

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. IA. Grie;
caused by the death Of his young wife
few months after her wedding impelet
Robert q. Lee Pryor. OF Eastbank. VI
Va. to send a bullet crashing into s
brain in Georges Hotel Sunday ms
ing. He died later. ssssS