Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-26
TOPICS OF THE TINES.
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In addition to having a backward Il
stature Nebraska has just been visI,
by heavy snowfall

In addition to having backward leg
stature Nebraska has just been visited
by heavy snowfall.
Plans are being outlined for the rails
Ing of a fund OF 100000 by popular SUBJ
scription for the rearing Of a monument
70 Gen. Harrison u indianapolis.
Mrs Carrie Nation failed TO accom-.
S.,,lish anything III Leavenworth. All pub
lie places We're closed against her and
she was compelled TO make II speech in
a vacant lot. Without her hatchet she
fails to stir a community.
Republican sage In urging republican
organization for municipal elections.
You see this IS republican city and
party pride and party spirit will go far
in winning success When the sage
energies from burial under the ballot
the T. r.. can only wish him better luck
next time
The T.-R has carefully preserved
Bryan's First Battle and can tender
the loan of it % discouraged republi-
cans.
To a correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune an anti-Cummins man said:
"Cuinmins will be defeated, if not by
one of the candidates now in the field
against him. then by Conger. This talk
that the opposition can not get together
is nonsense. There win be little friction
when the times comes for action :"
When the T-R. claimed that certain
candidates We're brought out as puppets
by the railway machine leaders the ma
chine organs cried "Fie, These are
worthy men seeking political honors, "
hut here is machine man who asserts
that the machine has things well in
Irand and will center on the right mar
when it gets good and ready.
What remains o be done with the fish
is 10 pickle the herrin.'
Hicks the weather prophet, struck 1t
about right. For tie latter part of
March he predicted unsettled and un-
pheasant weather until the 18th. Heavy
trains and possible tornadoes viii visit
many interior sections, and snow, slee
and Billiards will wind up the turmoil
in the northwest, central and northern
PARTS of the country. The last storm
period runs from the 26th to the 29th.
| II is believed sufficient rainfall will
visit almost the entire country during
the coming months" Given stormy
month, Hicks has made the best use OF
a good opportunity.
In South Africa the bubonic plague
continues to spread. At Cape Towr
there is an average OF six fresh cases
officially reported daily. Most Of the
victims are colored persons.
Austria is experiencing another heavy
| snowfall, the third of the season. In
some places II has been showing for
thirty-six hours, with serious interrup.
ton to railway communication. Severa
rivers in Bohemia have overfiowed ant
flooded the villages and further flood:
are reared wnen the heavy snow on the
mountains melts.
| Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Taylor has ordered the deportation OF
l fifteen Spaniards who landed in New
York March 4 en- route to Boise City
Idaho. where they are to engage ir
sheep herdtng. They were refused ad.
mission on the ground that they came
in violation OF the alien contract labor
law. Well the deportation of Span.
iards gives an American comfortable
feeling.
The Philadelphia Record tells stor,
OF little girl whose evening prayers
are very detailed First she says the
Lords prayer, then the one beginning
with Now ! lay me down to sleep" ant
then comes God bless grandpa and