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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
TRANSPORT IN A STORM.
The sherman Encountered a rerri-
fic .ryphoon in Mid ocean.


san Francisco Jan, g. No transport
plying between San francisco and Ma
niis has ever suffered as did the Shet-
man. which reached late Sunday night,
twent Two ,,:i5 tsroln Mania direct.
with a story of a terrific typhoon which.
almost wrecked the trcopship.
But few men on board ha4i Aver ex-
rsliencedS such a storm, an nong tbs
passengers We're eight Won s he ma
jority of whom We're brave itlan some
of the men. Among the eonlen were
Mrs. Teresa Mccarthy. lsifa e. King
and Mary G.. Loughiin, government
Ys,irsas.
Leaving Manila at 5 o'clock on he af-
ternoona of Dec. IL, the Sherman passed
thru the SAN Bernardino StraI1s the fol-
lowing night and on the night u the
18th ran into a terrific typhoon. For two
days the Vessel plunged and rolled in a
frightfll manner. at times going over
"a an angie of 33S degrees.
This terrific wind struck the Sherman
from all directions. causing great seas
tr go clear over the vessel At $50
o'clock on the morning of the 18th the
typhoon was at its worst. A monster
wall Of green water broke over the bow.
II carried away a section of the bridge,
on which Captain Grant was standing.
snd fell on the steel deck with crash
thatmade the big ship siiiver.
The seas tore the roof from the state
rooms on the hurricane deck, twisted
iron stanchions, and forced huge screws
from the woodwork. The roof for a dis
tance of about 90 feet was thrown back
ardjamnaed against the snnokstack The
ends of the staterooms We're stove in
end tons of water poured in.
]. r. Duff. one Of the passengers, who
had been looking thru his window, was
tarown against his berth His back
was violently wrenched and three ribs
we're broken
An immense quantity of water was
rreGipitated down into the engine room.
ouartermaster Captain Cannon ocou-
pying one Of the rooms onithe hurricane
deck was up to his waist in water and
lad many Of his papers washed out of
his desk. The room of CHIEF Engineer
Ningsland, on the starboard side, was
flooded Two lifeboats We're washed
overheard and two on the starboard
side We're Stove in. After the storm
temporary repairs We're made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
carniynl Assoclntfon Meets.
1ecial to Tirnes- Ilepilblican

special 10 Iilles- -ilepubiear
Webster city, Jan. "a meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Webster City
Carnival Association was held here on
Monday. Fos the coming year the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: President
II .E. Wilson; Vice president, C. ID. Doo-
Little: secretary, W. 6. Bonner; treas
nrerti w. =. Kearns. A dividend of As
8per cent was declared as a result of the
carnival which was held last August. 1t
was decided TO erect an auditorium on
the carnival grounds with a seating ca
pscity of 1000 and also make other i'm
provements. Resides this. it was de-
cided to add another feature to he
known as the May festival. This will
continue for six nights. commencing on
May y. The association Will secure
vaudeville shows of various kinds, so
tnat there may be a change of pro-
gram each evening, The regular carni-
val will be held sometime the latter part
of September.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
a chtcago Mystery.

Chicago. Jan. 9.-The body of Charles
a. shedd, aged IS, son Of William j.
Shedd, superintendent of the KnIcker-
booker Ice Company, was found in
Washington park today. with BULLET
hole in the temple. Shedd left his
home last night to take train for Far
ibault Mimi, whore he was TO attend.
the ShattuclS military school.
Some mystery surrounds the case.
The police believe Shedd committer su-
leide, but his parents and friends be-
ileve he Was murdered and robbed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09

the patients cellular tissues Saturday.
The patient revived, and on Monday
two quarts more of the solution were adj
ministered. DR.. Bayne said last night
that unless Mr.. Neville should suffer am
other severe hemorrhage he would re-
Cover.
Mr.. Neville delivered sixty speeches in
thirty days, and near the close of the
recent campaign ruptured an artery in
his left lung.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
APPEAL FOR BURGHERs.
Committee at kroonstndt Ask the
Boers to End the MAR.

Beers to End the War.
Cape Town. Jan 9-The central po-s
lice committee at Kroonatalt has .ssueei.
Circular. in the course of which ii
slys: The time has arrived for the III
habitants of the Orange River Csolon3s
to make an effort to save the country
from further destruction. The country
Is literally vast wilderness. The farm
era, ruined and facing starvation, are
obliged to go to the towns for protec-
ton, and huge refugee camps have
been formed by the British tor them
This ID caused by an obstinate minority
who will not bow to the Inevitable
The circular points out that the Brit
ism will never restore Independence to
the republics. and urges upon the
accepting the terms offered. The recent
criticised in the circular as misleading
the Boers and giving false impress
eions.'
In conclusion the committe says:
The British government is willing to
settle matters in way not humiliating
TO us. We appeal to you TO appoint an
other congress and to nominate men OF
influence out of your iist to visit Mr.
Steyn and Gen. Dewet, and try to per-
fsuade them to accept the terms Great
britain Offers. These two men are the
only obstacles TO peace. We ask you
to believe us when we say that Mr..
Kruger and the late Transvaal govern
Ment are willing and would already
have accepted the British terms but
Mr.. Steyn has refused to have anything
TO do with surrender. He has continued
the war and has encouraged the burgh-
ers with a hope that Ne would get E.u-
ropean assistance. Today he IS cut off
from all communication with the out
eide world You know and we know
how unfounded that hope is. 1t Is your
duty to assist us 10 make him UNDER
stand this. We appeal to you to help
us TO end the unhappy state of affairs
which is plunging everybody into pov-9
erty and despair. We appeal to you
because we know you are able to assls,
ns in the right manner
The committee includes w F.. Dewei
late assistant chief commandant, three
members of the volksraad and two jus-
tees of the peace.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
Syhole Legtslnture Mav Go.

Columbus. O., Jan. The general as
ssmbly Of Ohio in all probability will
atte nd in a body the inaugural cere,no-
res OF President Mckinley If it does
it VIII betfe first time in the legislative
history OF the state that such an honor
has been paid to q president. Several
weeks ago the members from the coun-
NY districts began to advocate that a
tip to Washington TO attend he inau-
guration be substituted for the annual
legislative banquet. The matter was
presented g the committee on arrange
inents for he banaeut at its meeting
here yesterday and it was decided to
rave both the banquet and the excur-
son. The banquet will be held on Feb.
IT, and when the legislators are ali
PRESENT formal decision on the trip
Will be reached
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
PAGE ONE.

40 = t'1S 'ST F1:''
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
River and Harbor Bill Up.
President Recovering from Grip.
China Refuses to Sign Agreement.
Funeral OF p. D. Armour.
Steamer Rusie Wrecked.
The Titus Decision.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
Burleigh Bill Passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
BRITISH FEAR BAD NEWS.
Lack of Authentic Details of War
Operations

London, Jan. 9.-The rapidity with
which details of favorable military OPP
erations at Megaliesburg are received
excites the suspicion that efforts are
not going equally well in other quarters
whence no authentic news can be OBJ
tained.
Gen Trenchs cavalry division has
again outmaneuvered and defeated De-
larey's force, and possibly has driven ii
out OF the Witwatersrand district. altho
this is not quite clear from the dis
patches The mountain strongholds are
less important to the Beers than for
merly, since they are making no use
OF artillery, and are depending almost
entirely on their rlfIes and horses.
Gen. French apparently has the body
Of mounted men requisite for the hot
pursuit Of Dearey's burghers, but they
Will probably divide and break up into
small bands.
From Knox's headquarters there is
less information than from Megalies-
burg, and the fear Of military men that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
Filipino Resolutions.

Jefferson City. Mo-, Jan. "a resolu-
ton was adopted today by the Missouri
house of representatives memoriaMzing
congress to allow the Filipinos to estab-
llsh government of their own.
Bloomington Red Murray. one of
four alleged silk thieves, at his prelimi-
nary hearing at Quincy, ILL.,. yesterday
was bound over in bonds of 5000. The
cases of the other prisoners were con-
t:nued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
ALvoRD PLEADS GUILTY.
Defaulting Banis Teller Admits His
Guilt in (souyt

New York. Jan. 8 Cornelius T.. Al
,.ord. Js former bank note teller of the
First National Bank. was arraiarled ba-
fore Judge Thomas in the United STATES
circuit court today and pleaded guilty.
1e airse counts IN ne Indictment,
charging HIM With the ernbezzlen1erlt 81
sleOpoo from the bank narneel. .Alvord
NH De sentenced ON the 18th
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
BIG FIRE IN BRooKLYN.
Excursion steamer and Shipping
Stores Burned.

New York. Jan. e.-In an early morn
ing fire in Erie basin, south Brooklyn,
Beard s shipping stores We're partly de-
stroyed, the excursion steamer Idiewild
burned, one fireman injured and close
upon fifty senmen narrowly escaped
With their lives The loss is estimated
at 100000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
DON'T WANT M'KINLEY.
Confcderate Organization Protest
xAg.ainsf In " ifufi1a1a f,c, Pres i1ia.a4

New ORLEANS. Jan. 81. a meeting
of the camp of the Army Of the Ten
nesses United confederate Veterans
the trongsst confed crate association in
New Orleans, a resolution offered by
Gen. Stephen ciiaiarea. frlara .siss,,s, OF
the camp. protesting gainst the invi-
tation of Mckinley 10 the confsdera5e
reunion. 70 be held IN Memphis this
spring, Vas unanimously adopted
'haiaron explained thar it was urder-
stood the rres dent would be my ed 70
MAnlphis ant' the resolution MAS sin-
ply a Marniiig to Memphis not to 90 tt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
Salt May Save a8Congressm,n !

Washington, Jan. "a salt solution
has been administered to Representative
Neville. of Nebraska. who was taken
sick in this city week ago with hem
orrhage of the lungs. In three days he
had lost four quarts OF blood, and his
life was despaired of. DIR. j. w. Rayne
injected three plnts Of salt solution into
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
GLOBE FINANCE CORPORATION.
a Warm Meeting OF tire Stock holders
mud Direcfars

and Directors.
London. Jan. 9 Amidst cries of
Turn him out" hooiing and other hos
tile Interruptions. Marquis Of Dufferin
and Ava chairman of the suspended
sl-onGqn ana Globe Finance Corpora
tion, limited, at an eXtraordinary meet
Ing called for today. succeeded in al,
least temporarily appeasing the wrath
of the share holders. The hall was
packed ana the directors were evident
" supported bya considerable faction.
as warm cheering was mingled with
misses and boots. AS the result Of the
explanation of the directors the share
holders Voted Adjournment until Mon
day, when a scheme fer nstruction
OF the concern Will be submitted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
BANK CLERK MISSING.
His Accounts short About $40. 900
Its1s said

Sharpsbure Pa, Jan. 9.-Harry X.
Deer. messenger ard assistant book
keeper of tbs Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, IS missing. 1t 81 alleged his ac-l
counts are short $4,000. Ii IS claimed
Deer had beens speculating in stocks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
FUNERAL OF P. D. ARMOUR.

Services Wereof the Simplest Char
nctcr.
Chicago, Jan. 9.-Private funeral SER
vices over the body of the late Philip
ID. Armour We're held at II today at the
Armour residence. The body was then
taks n 10 Armour Mission, where from
noon sintil it lay in stare and was
viewed by thousands of people. The
ser vices at the house We're of the SIM
plesst Character. attended only by the
family and close friends The home of
the dead millionaire WAS simply piled
with tlowers, the display being one of
the most magnificent ever seen at a fu-.
neral. At 2 o'clock public funeral SER:
Vices We're held at Armour Mission,
ans. here again simplicity Is as obse rlSeds
in every arrangement. AT the coneiu
sion of The services the coffin was tax
en- by special train to Cirs.celand cem-3
etcry, where the body was laid at rest
in the Armour family lot. Representa-
tives of the firm from Omaha, Kansas
City New York and many other cities
c,ff \,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
SENATOR'S DISCUSS cANrEEN
Galltnger Strongly Opposes Amend
ting the nm Sent Erom the II oise

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
WiIl BE Ignorcd.

Memphis Tam, Jan. 9The protest
cl the New Orleans camp of confeder-
ate veterans against inviting Mckinley
to attend the reuniono Of the confederate
veterans here next May VIII be ignored
se far as Memphis is concerned The e9in-
vitation viii b. carried TO the president
by a committee selected for inc pur-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
TWO NEGROES HANGED.


Washington, Pa. Jan 9. George
Ward ard James Jones, coioreti. were
hanged here this morning for the rob
lery and murder Of Samuel Wustlich.
an aged German of stockdale, in Sep
TIMBER, 1899.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
q
M'KINLEY RECOVERING.
Ailnen. yielding Readi-

iy TO Treatment.
washington, Jan. Sat 10 this morn
ing Secretary Cortelyou reported that
the president passed very comfortable
night and his case was yielding readily
to treatment. No unfavorable symp-
toms have appeared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
in Sioux City but who has more recent
" been in the Klondike, Will be mana

in Sioux City but who has more recent
ly- been in the Klondike, Will be mana
ger Of the company
The following are the dates for the
inspection Of the companies of the Iowa
National Guard in the Fifty second
regiment
sac city. Company NJ. Jan 2s
Perry, Company Is, Jan. 30
Sioux City Companies H and L, Jan.
Hull, Company f. Jan. 81.
Ennet sburg. Company X, Feb. l.
Algona, Company f, and bard, Feb
..
Mason city. Company A. Feb. 4.
Hampton Company D, Feb. ).
Webster City, Company c. Feb g.
Fort Dodge, Company G. Feb. T.
Boone, Company I, Feb. s.
The district court has appointed Will
ham Atcllison. Jrs, a commissioner TO
dispose Of the Homestead property. the
sale e bs within sixty days Pierce
has given notlcesof APPEAL and says tl,e.
property VIII not 60 at auction.
The number Of smallpox cases in.
Dss Moines has $ iiicrea seG 10 thirteen.
4 smallpox hospital VIII be sstab-
iishad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
CLOSE ISLAND PORTS.
Effort to Prevent communicationB Be-

tWVVf IfiSUryrntS.
Manila, Jan. The military govern
ment is considering the question Of
Closing certain ports in the southern
islands, in order to prevent more effect
5ually communication between the insur-
gents. The port of Ebay, Eohoi island,
has already been ordered closed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
T.-R ,ULLETIN
.NONCEAy { NEWS OF TODAY
). ,hc wenther.

For low Rain or snow tonight and
Thursday iarmer tonight.
For III s-Rain tonight and Thurs
day, exc snow in the extreme north;
moderate temperatures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
Cyclistt.orps Race WIN Boers

Cape Town, Jan. 9.--The cyclist corps.
which left Saturday, occupied Picka-
ner's Kleef Sunday, after race with
the Beers for its possession. The re-
rublicans attempted to intercept the
cyclists, but the latter succeeded in oc-
cupying the position, tho three men were
Killed and twenty three wounded Com
Wandering of horses has commenced in
the districts where owners refuse to sell
to military authorities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09

George krupt a clerk in the Port
land, Ore, postoitice. was shot ,hree
times and killed by footpad.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09

something has gone wrong are not dis
PEELED. The scene of operations against
Dewet Is, however, at a distance from
the railway, and communications are
slow
defensive operations against the raid
;ers who are roaming at will in the
Dutch districts of Cape Colony are con-
Quoted on a large scale. but no active
measures for following or heading off
invaders are reported.
The Indifference of Lord Kitchener to
What Is going on in the south is mex
pllcable, except on the theory that he
considers it good discipline for the
Cape Dutch to have practical expert
sence in supplying the Beers with
horses, clothing and foodstuffs without
being paid for them, and that Cape c. OIL
Sony can be depended on to repel the in
ivaders without interruption of the
campaign in the two new colonies.
Earl Roberts has been closely occ11
pied at the war Office, and it is believed
mat reinfprcements will be ordered on
large scale for the moral effect of
convincing Kruger and the Beers, In the
ileid That resistance is futile, and that
Lord kltchener's overtures should be
accepted.
Not MAXI Any Prophcsics.
London, Jan. 9,-Lord Raglan. under
secretary of state for war. Who was in
iterviewed yesterday by a representa-
tive OF the Associated Press, regarding
me serious trend of events in South Az
srlca and the possibilities of peace and
the action the war office is taking to
mend matters, said:
The condition of affairs in South
Africa absolutely forbids prophesy. ou.
can not call 1t a war. yet in some re-
spects 1t is worse than war. 1T is we'll
nigh impossible TO fight in the ordinary
way against a people who have no uni
forms.
The secret of the whole thing con
sists in horses. We have enough men
there, but not enough mounted mon
me army Is getting 5000 horses a
month row, and we are going to begin
70 commandeer horses thruout the dis
tufned regions. What With aepriving
eile f5oerssof mounts and transforming
all our men into mobile bodies, capa bic
soi pursuing detached commanders we
trust the commandoes may be run 10
earth, altho 1t is arduous work
We are not nervous over the pos,,i-
Spiiilies Of serious rebellion in cane
eeiony Lord Kitchener is getting All.
ne flsSe' for. Lori Roberts has 4 ner-
fectls free hand What can be dom :. ;s
being DONE, = -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
Revolution Put Down

Caracas, Jan. s.-The last place occu-
pied by the revolutionlsts of Carupano
surrendered yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09

1t is understood here that F. NJ.
Hubbell, who recently purchased the
three idle Des Moines packing houses
will open and operate them as, packing
houses. The ice houses are nov being
filled with ice and Mr.. Hubbell admits
that there is something to the talk that
the houses Will be operated. 1t is also
said that James Il. Booge. the old Sioux
City packer, who started the business
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-09
to Tim { s. r epublican

19es' Moiles wheelnlen have become
much I'M crested IN the project Of ST..
Paul and Chicago vheelmen to build
bicycle pathfrom The twin cities TO the
windy city. The Des Moines wllsvinen
Wilt hold a meeting in a few days to or
game and consider tfe advisabiiity Of
building path 10 connect with this.
cross country route. Tie Des Mones
connection Will be made at Waterloo
and viii pass thru Marshailtown.
Wheeling has been much neglected in
loss Menes in recent years. This pro-
ject ii is believed. VIII add to the inter-
est taken in the matter ard revive in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-05-30

The last summer campers at Lake
Emily of which Otto Wipperman was
a member, gave little farewell party
in his honor at the home of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Wipperman
on Court House street Saturday
evening. 1t proved a most enjoyable
occasion and on Monday Otto started
for Chicago where he will undergo a
civil service examination before
accepting position in the q. S. navy.
There is scarcely Il question of his
successfully passing the examinations,
as his educational qualifications are
much better than the average candi-
dates for such appointments.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-05-30

Oscar Mortrude, the artist, expects
to move into his new gallery in the
DAILY building about the 8th Of June.
He will undoubtedly have the finest
gallery in this section Of country when
located in his new quarters. A very
large ground glass, single angle sky
light, in room calcimined with a
delicate shade of light blue, should
enable him to secure superior
negatives. His printing room is on
the third floor and is well arranged
for this purpose. The gallery is 22x64
feet in size. His parlors in front are
22X22 feet, nicely lighted by large bay
windows from which a good view of
the street can be had. OFF from this
parlOr Is a most convenient dressing
room, where the subject for photo
can prepare himself or herself for the
sitting. Pratt & Favel have done a
nice job of carpenter work on the
rooms
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-05-30

w. G. Trahern of Walker was
transacting business in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Trahern has re-
Gently purchased the interest Of S. A.
Spafford in their 200 acre cranberry
marsh, located about 8 miles west of
Grand Rapids. The two gentlemen
have been joint owners in this marsh
for the past % years, but Mr.. Trahern
wanted to associate his son. Willis F..
with him in the business so he bought
Mr.. Spafford's interests. 1t has been
a profitable piece of property and
there is fine prospect for a crop there
this wear