Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-05
The FIFTH DISTRICT
Trewin Alleged TO Be Making
His Canvass a. Fifth Dis
trict Candidate.
Makes Chances For His Sue.
cess or That Of Penrose
About Nil.
Judge Bishops Handicap in T .
Judeeship Race.-Eibock y
on Iowa.
Special to Times Republican.


Special to Times-R Republican.
| Des AIoines, April 5.-The report
comes here that in view of the fact that
/ the Fifth congressional district has two
candidates for state office, and unless
one or the other gets out of the way
neither will have any chance of success,
that Senator Trewin is to make his can
lvass for governor strictly as Fifth
district candidate on the ground of his
removal to Cedar aRpids to enter upon
1.-THE practice of law Trewin seems TO
| be about the only uncertain quality in
until Representative klemne has come
| out in his former district as candidate
for lieutenant governor. and it is be-
iieved that klemme will be able to
gather up what delegations are not first
and all the time for Superintendent
| Barrett, also of the Fourth district. The
| strength of each of the other candidates
for governor has been pretty we'll dis
posed of by the political gosspers, but
| nobody seems TO know how Trewin will
| fare in his corner of the state. In the
meantime there Is not much politics
here. Hon. a. B. Cummins has been
out on legal business, making a journey
Ito st. Louis and other cities and deliv-
ering an address before the state uni
versity medical class at Iowa City. He
says all that he can learn about the po-
litical situation is encouraging to him.
4 ~. r.
the republican voters are for him and
that he IS gaining friends in all parts of
the state so that when the final test Of
strength comes he will have no trouble
In landing the nomination for governor.
\ Mr.. Cunimins is demonstrating his
strength here in his home county in a
manner to cause surprise and chagrin to
the few who had set out to turn him
down at the beginning Of the cam
paign.
1 Judge Charles A. Bishop has been
holding court in Washington county
Land the reports from there indicate that
he gave great satisfaction TO the bar
and made u most favora BILE impression
on the people with whom he came in
contact. Judge Bishop will be some
what handicapped in the race because
! of the fact that he can not claim his
} own county exc,usivel,, for him nor
4 viii he be able 10 canvass the field gen
lerally for delegations. Judges Church
/ and Towner seem 10 he the hest situat-
ed in this respect.
$50
Cen George A Stone az This c;.y +be
limited states hank ayamine, for ~.
southern Iowa district expects 10 he
! able ia move 10 Burlington verv s,nn
He has been aln,os, hone,es,aly IN for
some time and ii Is hardly exnectea be
will be able to resume his duties as ax-
/ Jamtner again but ba dasires, IN r.-t,,r,,
\ to Rurlinpton where he VIII iiye u.itb
n sister The national bankers .,f. love,
have shown a lin.lly interest in bis
welfare and he has reneiyed hesidas the
welcome gift OF money from tha bsnk-
lers. many letters Of kindly exnress ssnn.
/ from them.
go
The Coneer button has already mad,
Ito appearance. and the NIinists.r t,on,,..r
| cigar has been on the market some
| time. The preparations, for q c,onper
| reception are we'll in hand and Des
| Moines and Iowa win show the niris.
tier that he ia fully appreciated.
1
The discussion started by I,afe Younp
in an address by him before ,ha editnrs
of northeast Iowa ON What Ans
Iowa, has received a notable accession
| by Col. ,Joseph Eiboeck in the Anzi.as,ar
lCol. Young had succeeded in demon
lstrating that the chief or nractically
sole reason towns and cities have nor
more manufactures is that the railroad
/. rates are such as 10 forbid. Now comes
lCol. Eiboeck with his well known theo-
4 ry, and applies it nicely to the situation
He declares that what ails Iowa is mot
wholly because the rates are not right
but greater than all other causes com
bined. which retard the prosperity of
the state. is the oppressive prohibitory
law upon the statute books of iowa
| which the mulct law has but little
farmers by depriyinr them Of . an, marlst s..
but ! !.
Were ii not for prohibition small,
4 army of men might have received ac.
tive employment in the breweries and
ldis,illeries. And this not alone. hut once
known that Iowa is free state ike
Illinois. Wisconsin. Ohio. etc, there