Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-17

have been preparing opinions on the
case and from this 1t is argued that the
court is divided. One well-informed Of
fetal hazards the prediction that every
member of the bench will have writ
ten opinion to offer no two agreeing
wholly in their views of the law and the
philosophy. In government circles there
is the utmost confidence that the decis-
ion, whenever it is rendered, will be
found in favor of the contention that
the constitution does not automatically
follow the flag"
Mayor Carter II. Harrison says that
experience in Chicago, at least has
shown asphalt or brick to be the ideal
pavement for residence streets and
dressed granite block for heavy traffic
streets.
Two signed communications from
prominent Conger mon in Dallas coun-
ty appeared In Thursdays Capital
branding as false the interviews ac-
credited to them in the Register. 1t
would seem that the Registers reliable
ity on the gubernatorial issue is to be
doubted now and then.
One man or thousand have right
to quit work IL the terms are not rea-
sonable, but on the other hand one man
or thousand have the same right to
accept work when the terms suit them.
Organized labor has no ilgnt under law
or morals to prevent unorsanized labor
such cause merits only the severest
punishment. If such mob defies the
troops in trying to preserve order the
quicker the soldiers shoot the sooner Will.
the trouble be over.
A small-slzed weekly newspaper
whose editor is reputed TO have obtained.
q large slice of the Gear campaign fund
can not now devote every week seven
full columns of expensive type compost
ZION to abusing Cummins without arous-
ing suspicion.
An exchange notes that for weeks
Messrs. Hartman and Trewin have been
sailing along on the political seas with
them by the Cummins papers. True the
unfettered and uMowned republican
press of Iowa has nothing 10 say against
either gentleman. 1t is the railroad ma
chine crowd headed by Blythe, Hubbard
and their respective organs and fol-
a n Ia sS ftfly al Nfyt,
holders that receive the bouquets from
the press admirers of Mr.. Cummins.
These political tyrants propose TO de-
stroy every man who refuses To do their
bidding and are constantly attacking an
eminent leader in their party with a
viciousness never equaled BY the mean
est members of the opposition party.
The Prussian railways have been in
formed that there will be a large emil
grafton this spring of Ruthenian farm
crs TO the United States and that 5000
will pass thru Hamburg within the next
few days.
AS the Chicago News sizes up the stu
deioii III liiiS stdte tie eIOWd senator's
act as If they would like to use Conger
to kill off some of the aspiring politi-
eians of the state But lnis may be a
libel.
Mr.. Finn. of Iowa river: did you see
those fellows with poles and lines and
cheap bait2n Mr.. Scales: Yes, what
n th.,- fl,a,, a ~. :
than glucose? z" Then he took another
big drink of the deadly absinthe, and
rolled over in way that made Tama
officer itch to arrest him.
Col. Russell b. Harrison is an attrac.
| tive figure at the Indiana c. A. II. en-.
campment. He seeks investigation o.
| his conduct az an officer Of the army
II do not seek reinstatement in ths
| army. All ask is that be freed from
| the imputation Of being forced out o
\ the army for cause. If there be any
thing wrong in my record want tn,
world 10 know IT," 1t Is doubtful if III,
G. "A. X. will take this matter up, a.
many members believe it liz out OF thei
province.
News to Him-"Are you going to mar
4 ry sister Ruth?' ''Why-er-I reall,
don't know. you Know That's what
thought. Well. you are!' Life.
All Paris is laughing at Mile. Mari,
Anne de Bowel, apostle OF free love ant
opponent of matrimony. She has jus
surrendered to Cupid and her HUSBAND
| is boy of 10. The bride is "a years old
/ Hicks-Poor Jones looked like gone
| the last time / saw him.
Wicks-Oh! he's sure to live for fou
years at least. The president has JUS
appointed him to an Office!
4 Catholic Standard.
Fought for his Life.
MY father and sister both died O.
consumption" writes j. T. Weather
wax, of Wyandotte, Mich. and / wa.
saved from the same frightful fate onl,
by DR.. Kings New Discovery. An at
tack of pneumonia left an obstinate
cough and very severe lung trouble
which an excellent doctor could no
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