Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-06
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
Mayor Philips, OF Ottumwa, May

Walsh We're in the city few days ago
on a quiet mission that has not been ex-
planned. A reporter learned that while
they We're here conference was held
amongs local leaders and other distin-
guished party men of this part of the
state, and a plant set afoot looking to-
ward the nomination of Mayor r. j. 4
Phillips as a democratic candidate for
governor of Iowa.
1t is asserted by his friends that, be-
ing one of the few democratic mayors
of the state. and that, too, of the best
city in the state, and being prominent
and active in party politics, MIR. Phil-
lips is their logical candidate for COVER
nor 1t is claimed Furthermore by them
that our mayor has shown II high order
of executive ability, that he is the head
of one of the largest enterprises gi1ls the
west. and that he would be equally
strong and successful in the governors
chair. Besides, ii is claimed that he
would receive party support from the
laboring menof the state, and would be
an especially strong candidate.
Ii is stated upon good authority that
numerous letters are being written and
other missionary work being quietly
done in his behalf, and that already his
friends have the situation we'll in hand.
1t is understood that at a conference of
local party workers 1t has been decided
to hold a meeting in the near future, a
which the mayors candidacy will be
formally announced.
Mayor Phillips was approached late
Yesterday afternoon as to the truth Of
Walsh and Hoffman being in the city
u
Eonly said that it is much too early to-
talk about it. He would neither affirm
NOR deny that he had been approached.
Town mt wnshington.
Washington. March 6.-Serators Alli-
son and Dolliver must remain here for
ten days or two weeks because OF the
extra session of the senate.
Speaker Henderson viii leave for Du-
lbuque Friday evening or Saturday
morning.
Congressman Hull will be at home by
Monday or Tuesday next.
Col Hepburn VIII remain here until
the latter part Of April.
Maj. Lacey will not be able to go
home for about two weeks.
Congressman Cousins Will not remain
here longer than next Monday.
Congressman Hedge Will return to
| Burlington about the same time.
Congressman Rumple and Hsugen
will leave for their homes on Thursday.
! Judge Thomas and Congressman
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Major I.nccy's Bird Law.
/ Washington. March s.. Representa-
/ tive Lscey's bill for the protection of
/ game has been in operation about a
4 year and the reports received b. him
indicate that it has been very effective
lin the preservation of bird and animal
i life. i have not had any official re-
4 ports on the operation of the las, but
1 have had many Letters from men
who worked with me To have the law
enacted. In the northwest the indis-
crinnate killing of deer and other
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4 the United States have practically