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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Eagle Grove Times Gazette de-
clares that ut is notorious fac. that
the railroads are not and have not been
paying what they should toward the
maintenance of the state yet each year
they come into the executive council
and make plea against their assess
nlent,s which would make the stones
weep and the rocks cry out for relief
the most grotesque sort that ever APP
peared in public print
The Valley Express observes that
Capt Hulls many friends heartily APP
prove his dignified and consistent
course in disposing of the political sit
uation that confronted him in Polk
county and the Seventh district upon
his return home after the Inauguration.
He was frank in stating that he did not
aspire 10 be dictator and was equally
frank in the statement tina. ii VAS his
belief that no other man should be al
lowed such a privileges that his only
ambition was toreturn TO congress next
year and that other contests contained
but little actual interest for him. Find
ing that his denomination and election
was conceded by al who know the tenn
per of the republicans Of Polk county
and the Seventh district he has turned
his attention TO other matters and the
incident is closed
AS To Cato Sells for the democratic
nomination for the governorship the
fSeokuk County News is Of the opinion
that Mr.. Sells would be a Weak candi-
date because the people of Iowa have.
moi forgotten the sell-out blow Mr.. Sells
say-> tfie party al the Kansas City COM
The democratic party pos
sesses better men right here in this
county than the Hpn. Cato
The Independence Bulletln-J Journal,
speaking Of the eubernatorial contest.
asserts that there are but two candi
dates in the field who are TO win on
their merits, namely Messrs. Perkins
and Cummins. All the remainder and
those who may follow, the Bulletin
Journal says, are merely pace makers.
Iowa democrats" the Dubuque Her
aid explains. are not in haste to trot
out candidates for governor. They have
the advantaee being in the minority
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25


four troops of cavalry and two compa-
nies Of infantry that captured 800 Creek
Indians that made war on the recog-
nized Creek government and defied the
United States authorities. Gen. John
Pope, department commander, COM
Imended him for his services in that
campaign.
In 1883 Gen. Bates was again pres
sident of the tactical board that met in
Washington to revise the army tactics.
In 1892 he was on duty with the National
Guard of New York at its encampment
at Peekskill. One year later he be-
came member of the board on maya
zine small arms which adopted the rife
and carbine used at the present time.
He commanded fourteen companies of
infantry and four troops of cavalry or
idered to Quell the riots at Butte City.
Mont. during the big railroad strike
there in 1894. He was president of the
board selected in 1896 to prepare firing
regulations for the army. and in 1897
was in the service in Minnesota.
When war was declared with Spain in
1898 a number of officers in the regular
army We're advanced. Among these was
Gen. Chen Colonel Bates. He was
made brigadier general of volunteers
and was, soon ordered TO Cuba
During the war with Spain Gen.
Bates was in the battles of Ell Caney,
San Juan Hill and other important en-
gagements. After the campaign ended
he wassordered to the Philippines. He is
Ii, ri m arried
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25

sacted, are the only guides to our feet.
Heron begins the Social Apostolate"
by abandoning his wife and children.
Jesus Went barefooted. Heron wears
the finest patent feathers that money
can buy. Jesus wore his hair long and
had no hat. DR.. Heron uses a silk tile
or an elegant Derby. He is. a second
John the Baptist but John the Rap
list Wore the skin of a camel and for a
big spread had locusts and wild honey.
Does Heron eat locusts and wild
honey? Not much, He wears the most
fashionable tailor-made suit in the mar
ket, and his locusts and wild honey are
the best service that the dining room of
the Great Northern Hotel can supply
The mans later teachings are bad i'm
trinsically hopelessly bad. Believing
Kim sincere. honest and high minded
The American people, in the spirit of
fair play We're willing to let him have
his say. Now that the mans own acts
and the hideous and unnatural life thar
lils has been living has Invested him of
all attributes of saintliness. of inspira-
ton. the people of this country will
have none of him. Or. Heron has had
his day. He slowly sinking to his lev
9l his audiences will dwindle away. he
is discredited as a teacher of men. AS a
prophet he is deader than John the Bap-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
NEGRO ARMY oFrlcER.

Among the twelve enlisted men who
have recently completed their examina
ton at Fort Leavenworth for commits
sions in the regular army is Benjamin
30 Davis a negro of the Ninth cavalry,
one Of the two negro cavalry regiments
of the regular service, OF whom a biog-
srapher says
Davis has been a sergeant major OF
the Ninth cavalry for nearly a year. or
a class of eighteen men from nearly as
many regiments who took the examina-
ton twelve passed, and Davis was
third, With an average of 81 per cent.
Sergeant Davis Will be the first negro
private soldier 10 rise from the ranks
To a commission in the regular army.
He is a. native of the District af Column
sbia and was educated in the public
schools of Washington. where his father
is a government einpoye. ON the break
Sirg out of the Spanish American war he
Was commissioned as a volunteer officer
in the Eighth United States infantry.
and Won the respect of the regular army
soficerssin charge Of the regiment After
mastering out as a volunteer officer he
sasclcea 70 Try Tor a commission In the
regular service. He entered the Ninth
cavalry, ard was soon advanced TO SER
eeant major Of a squadron. Within
little more thar another year he MAS
sergeant major Of the regirn sni. He will
receive his commission Within two
weeks. There 10 one negro officer in the
regular army now, capt Charles
Young, of the Ninth cavalry who is on
detail duty s. military instructor y
Wilberforce College, MTiaberforce, Ohio.
an institution for the education of negro
students Capt. Yeung tias been on col-
dege duty nearly all tfe time since he
Was graduated from West Point in 1889.
With the exception Of few months
service he has always been accredited
% the Ninth or Tspih cavalry or TWEEN
-iN-fi fth in fantrX.- al -Legrn. regiueuiS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
TOPICS or THE TIMES


"A prophet is not without honor ex-
Scept in his own country"
Sixteen Chicago ministers in their
sermons Sunday advised their hearers
stc help elect Hanecy to the mayoral,y,
from which it may be inferred that he
lis on the side Of morality.
Beware Of false prophets, which
come to you in sleeps clothing. but in
wardiy they are ravenous wolves"
sAr
Governor Odell. of New York, proves
an agreeable surprise to the people and
a disappointment to certain politicians.
The earnest opposition of the governor
to ripper" bills attacking the principles
of home rule is gratefully appreciated
and heartily applauded by the cities
where self government WAS threatened.
Christ said: That whatsoever look
eth on woman to lust after her, hath
committed adultery with her already ii,
his heart
Attorney General Griggs has handed
I to the president his resignation, to take
effect March 81. Mr.. Griggs intends Ia
leave Washington on Saturday next for
his home in New Jersey. where hereaf-
ter he will reside. His intention is to
resume Immediately the practice OF his
profession. II has been limited for Some
time that he would resign. The presi-
dent, at this writing, has not decided
upon successor. but 1t is stated that
he is canvassing the question Of Offering
the place to one of the several compe-
tent men under consideration.
Senator Trewin denies that he is a
candidate for the nomination for gov
ernor and asserts that all other state
ments are entirely unauthorized.
I'VE thought the vessel was cast ir
frmer mould. but the cracks disclose
the common clay"
And the same John had his raimen,
OF camel's hair and leathern girdlt
about his loins. and his meat was 10.
Gusts and wild honey
4 Al Sioux City the grand jury has de
cided that yellow or pernicious litera.
ture must be kept out Of the county jai
hereafter. An Investigation showed
that 1t was being struggled in. despite
the orders against 1t. that the prisoner
had concealed in their cells the wors
kind Of paper backed novels stories o
J crimes Of the most dreadful character
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25

continued heavy buying on the part of
country merchants, and numerous fill-
in-orders for seasonable goods.
San Francisco advices show that de-
ciduous fruits promise we'll, having go
far escaped material damage from frost
or other unfavorable conditions Except
in few localities apricots are spotted
and dropping. The prune association
has cornered all 1.-THE prunes and is maxi
ing an effort to get rid of them before
next crop Renewed troubles in the
raisin association will probably end in
making the organization stronger or in
disintegration. An unusually long spell
of warm weather has fastened the rip
ening of citrus fruit in the southern
counties beyond railway facilities for
handling the same, resulting in much
sloss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
NEW WESTERN COMMANDER.

Il,
=. '''iala - - Niso 70 + pe,''ii's "
eered TO resi'laais'h his command in the
PHILIPPINES that he may assume com
~ s, Z. 49, .,,,3an, IL ~ ,,;ss,,
= i.sssAesii's t'si.s iiaiil' 'ias iisuieu
prominently III the Philippine war. At
ter the ca pture Manila the task 81
s., 10, "a 49,, IL.
= islsiiSs ~ , a. - = iieu 70
Bates and he was - successful in his
Undertaking that Ms reputation as a
,si,sli,,,4 81, NJ -. 4
s''iss'f' = sAseeii = isis 90 i'-es siis." : q
varied service:
Cen. Johnsc. Bates ls a native Mis-
ssQurian. having beer! born in ST. CHARLES.
county. August 26. ls42 He was "A son
lot that eminent Miss,oilrian. the late
ard Hates. Who served in Lincoln. 8
first cabinet as a yforiley general. When
Ito ST. Louis. SO HI. may be considered a
native st. I-ouisan. Gen. Bates never
attended q military school. his advance
attention Is duty. He mas been fire.
tan, positions in the gift Of the army
lofficers and has always earned every
promotion. He was educated In the
Iconanor schools of st. Louis. and for
thine attended Washington University.
/ tho he never graduated from that inst;-
tuition. He was just on the verge OF
| young manhood when the civil war
/ broke or. ard ie.h:sa:ng tns spirit of
/ the times he desired to take a part for
the union.
| On May14, 1851, when bur 19 years old,
he was commissioned a first lieut. snant
in the Eleventh United States infantry.
He served with the army OF the Poto-
mac until April, 1859 He was with his
company at Gaines Mill, Malvern, the
second battle of Bull Run, Antietam
land Fredericksburg, and was in every
engagement in which the Eleventh took
part From December 1862, TO April,
1863. he was an adjutant, and was then
lappointed aide-de-camp to the general
commanding the army of the Potomac
He retained that position until the army
was reassgned and redistributed in
1885, During the last few months be-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
BUSINESS AT LEADING POINTS.
Dun shows that general business is

4 Dun shows that general business is.
satisfactory, which indicates that it 10
az good asscould be expected a present.
Boston reports that the volume Of
mere handise trade is increa sing, and
the past week has been good in results
accomplished by retailers. who. have
been liberal purchasers. With johbers
business is good for the season, and de-
Sliveries are heavy OF dry goods, cloth
ing, millinery, footwear. etc. Both job
beers and manufacturers look for a large
return business as retailers wants
have been conservativeiy filed
In Philadelphia iron and steel are
fairly active tho there is some com
plant of dulness. Stores are busy and
report difficulty in obtaining material;
mills are full of orders. Coal iss reason
ably active and machine shops are.
busy
In Pittsburg iron and steel continnes
buoyant. Heavy transactions charac-
.terized the market during the week and
the upward tendency Of prices contin-
ucs.
Al Baltimore the close Of the spring
seasons finds business more active than
at the beginning, the number of buyers
in the market stimulating all jobbing
lines, while road trade is quite good.
New Orleans reports that there has
beer decrease in the volume of bust
ness transacted. and trade has not been
up to expectations Collections are sat
isfactory.
In Cincinnati carriage factories are
busy and full of orders but are discom-
NODDED by labor troubles. Strikes are all
so interfering to some extent with foun-
dries and machine shops, which are we'll
supplied with orders and clothing man
|ufacturers are also experiencing labor
TROUBLES at time when they are all
busy. Business continues good in gro
ceries, and prices are well maintained.
Hardware shows activity, and building
materials are selling we'll. Shoe factor
les are we'll employed, and retail trade
| in this line is improving.
Chicago reports that pork in two
| weeks has advanced almost SO per bar
rel, the gain being most rapid in the
past two days. and quotations closing
firm. If producers are correct, consump-
ton Is unprecedented. and live hogs
available few in number and in weight
| slightly under the average. The for
eign demand has increased considera-
bly,. All hog products are marked high
and, in fact, live stock is in excellent
demand. Cattle and sheep show de-
cline, and provisions exhibit unusual
strength. The building iines are now
| very active and new forces of workmen
daily find employment. Money is cheap
deposits are swelling, and the supply OF
commercial paper is not quite in keep
ing with the aggregate OF general bust
ness. The mail order bushes maintains
favorable proportions and jobbing ir
dry goods and clothing good.
In Minneapolis the demand for spring
goods In all lines continues active
Values are generally arm. with indica.
tons pointing to advances.
J st. Louis reports that there has beer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25

One juror said: Those fellows sit down
There reading that stun and filling
themselves up with 1t until they mag
inc themselves Younger brothers or
Deadshot likes. They aren't any too
good in the first place, but this sort of
reading makes them worse and when
they get out they're likely to do some
thing bad. Let them read. but let them
read decent stuff" There is much truth
in this and If such stories could be kept
from the yonug before they are inclined
to enter upon such career it would
tend to keep them out of such places.
Yellow literature should be suppressed
in the interest of youthful morals.
The most serious menace to business
at a number of points is the threatened
strike among workingmen.
In case of doubt take an umbrella if
y gu are beyond the borrowing age.
The postoffice at Washington is now
handling tons of garden seed day in
about 100000 separate packages, which
are mailed free OF cost underline franks
: . ~ 'sls ~ liies houss'
- '''eiis CONS el'ushes' ms ou'Fourlhs
VIZ CONTINUE uiapa'esp uneil tne 1nladie
of May.
Because straight is the gate ana mar
row is the way which leadeth unto life,
lAfess ioollsh VIRGINS 'rlea 70 Steep To-
ls,sler ~ a loiullig ped in New York the
os'ie'3 ny ny. ne psu was priea apart
y: e'i'le 70 save 'heir preath.
sssl'. sss'i'a e'Ns .S,''i'e'i 3 scran'on
ana snovel ana recently sod ms mining
= ~ eile L7lisn ssai1es raslroao
ior more efan 2ss'VvV,Vou, says taat there
VIZ ps no strike ~ me an.hracite re-
" \, '.s ilsi'ie's u.''o''' SEEMS es'si-
1870 = oie's.' one = 'i'e 0lsfaso Is-
luse - 'eepsi'i@e ma of ssoh. Mr.
- 7 80 : - : 20 y = = ai'-
"a rii,s renewed he 10 perez, Increase
- Va : - put VIII not RECOGNIZES ne Or
sahlzasion or treat with PRESIDENT
Mltcheii or MS fellow officials on any
subject or under any conditions.
The big steel combine is TO begin bust
ness April lst, the date being suggest
i've.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-25
The FALL OF HERRoNIsm.

tsllC. w dSll AWAY liie SiililS VI tllts u
vorce court and his true character
stands revealed. Crafty, cunning. heart
less, instead of a saint he is sim
per. Instead of a prophet he is simply a
vulgar fellow, a fakir and a fraud.
Tired of his Wife, tired and disguised
with the marriage relation, tired of the
bright and beautiful children that have
sprung from his loins, he puts her and
them away. The Wife was bur a passive
actor, doing innocently what she vas
ted to do She made the complaint, but
matter in charge OF his bosom friend
sEd co-worker, Darrow. An attorney who
eldn't know the plaintiff. but WIS ems
ployed " them u appear for ths pgslin-
Tiff. II was that other attorney bust
ness TO locate the venue and secure a
court that Wouldn't ask embarrassing
questions, and one was found For this
reason Mrs, Heron jouineyetl FROM
Ssrinnell an the way TO .Algena. a place
she had neve1r Seen. aud wilissIs She had
no friends. She was but mare puppet:
Others pulled the strings. III her verb
fled petition she swears that her resl-
oence is III Nossuth county, but swear
ing 10 it doesn't make il 50
No alimony was asked. but a large
sum vas paid BY DR.. Heron i
friends This is told to show tho
Wonderful Fslagrianin,ity OF DR. Heron
and his friends. but tle IA xas III
fixed in advance.
The AIeines I5ea,,.sr savs rha.-
fIarron has ~, s,t II ,b.s ,a,,.s
with his farai3x far vea,s a-bati,..r
mis- i Yr,,a Il. not ~. NAM Is ,.nsx,n
Ia he 5n,a i,ls. ~ i,,<,t -.
owe His l,ieb- born sa,,l6 easIla mn.
sn,nn,,,ns. yi,a III. xsor,a,, ,,.,,. ss,,3
,orne him chSl,s,sn And baa iii s+bass
vars faIf,f,,l,y r.s,.f 5,rr,,@d very ,l,,,v
she ia e,.f.srs,l VIM his ,ysFs bis ,,,;s-
.ion So r. so,,s,tst eS,,,ets,.,,,,- n,,,ra
ssonrani,,l. cot,,rar,v II ss,,,sa I'M,
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y.
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LINES OF THE FACE.
THEIR RELATION TO THE BEARD AND
THE MUSTAcHE.

A Knowledge of Drawing on the
Part Of Men, Says n Woman Artist,
Would Have the Eject OF Enhanc-
- ing Masculine Good Looks.
"a knowledge of drawing on the
part of men would have the effect OF
increasing their good looks" said a
lady teacher Of that art recently, land
it would make presentable many a
man whose appearance is not calculat-
ed to-excite admiration 1t sounds an
odd combination, drawing and beauty.
does 1T not? Nevertheless ii is fact"
To the natural request for an expla-
nation she replled:
The first principles OF drawing are
geometrical lines and curves. These
lines and curves occur in everything.
\ potter I'm criticising an ugly shaped
jug will most probably tell you that its
lines are bad. Most OF those who dab
bic in drawing and gain certificates
merely learn TO make these lines and
curves without acquiring the slightest
knowledge of their effect.
Here is an example. Just take this
pencil and draw n face. oh, anything
will do! But be sure to make two
straight lines over the eyes for eye
brows.~That's it. See how serious that
expression is?
Now rub out those straight tines and
in their places make two curves with
the ends upward. That face has an ex-
preston of intense surprise, hasn't It?
If you had made curved eyebrows with
the ends down I'm the first instance, the
difference between the two would have
been more striking.
well, the human face has it's lines
and by studying them our men could
improve their appearance. The most
elementary eXpedient is to adapt the
mustache and beard to the lines of the
face, and 1 must here tell you that
lines in technical language include
both straights and curves. Such an ex-
pedient is within the reach OF all, and
there Is no need for me to remind you
that the whiskers make n tremendous
difference in n mans appearance
Take n man with an aquiline nose,
clear cut features and broad brow,
then imagine this individual with a
long, dropping mustache; why, 1t accen
tuates the whole 'droop' of the face
and spoils it. Such n man should have
small pointed beard and a mustache
with ends pointing slightly upward.
1.-The exact opposite is also frequently
met with. Asman with features that
have n distinct upward tendency Will
wear mustache. with ends that are
turned up and so long that they seem
to be thinking of Joining the eyebrows.
Men with mustaches that display an
inclination to grow long ends think that
these ends should be permitted to grow
and that they must be trained upward.
That strikes them as the only proper
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-10-04
Excursion Rates.

From the increase in travel TO
Buffalo, the Low Rate Twenty
-dayIimited tickets via the Nor
folk ~ Western Railway to the
Pan-Amer can Exposition is ap.
precitated by the travelling public
These tickets are on sale via Col.
umbus, Cleveland and La ewood
or Hagerstown and Har sburg.
In addition to the Exposition,
which must be seen to be appreci
taed, Niagara Falls is only thirty
Minutes ride from Buffalo.
Information as to rates etc.
cheerfuly furnished by agents of
the N. & w. Railway, or
w. b. BEVILL,
Gen'. Passr. Agen