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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30
An Ungratefui Tramp.

Belleville. Ill.,. Jan. 30.-1n return for
board and employment when he was
hungry and without work. tramp
giving HE name as Bert Williams yes
tercay kidnapped Willie, the 7-year-o
son of William Kinsella, a farmer of
sCaseyville township. kinsella locked
out Of the house in time to see Williams
and the boy walking rapidly across the
prairie, two miles distant, toward the
timber. The farmer mounted a horse
and gave pursuit. Williams released
the boy and fled into the woods. Kim
sella wae unarrnedi and gave pursuit.
Posses are now searching for Williams.
Recently Mrs. Kinsella came into
possession of a legacy OF $1,000. The
theory is that Williams was acquaint-
ed with this fact and planned to kidnap
the boy in order 10 obtain this money.
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ADMIRAL 1lautz Re1ired.

Washington, Jan. so.-Rear Admiral
Albert Kautz, who has just BEEN re-
iieved from command Of the Pacific sta
tion, Was placed on the retired list yes
terday, on account of age.
He has had a long and distinguished
career, Of which nearly eighteen years
Was spent al sea.
During the Samoan troubles about
two years ago Admiral Kautz was in
command of the American forces in
that quarter. and 1t was mainly thru his
and conservativeness that sarj-
ous interna tional complications We're
s,y-,art sd
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T.-R 81 -LETIN.
NOTICEABLE .NS OF TODAY.


3 Hioi' ION d--f all X ynlSnt ana thursday,
warmer in the 81 theast tonight.
For Illinois 8 aerally fair tonight
end Thursday.
PAGE ONE.
NEWS:
More Kansas Joints Raided.
Mrs Nation Organizing Recruits.
British Troops Mutiny at ST. Helena.
Instructions Sent to Conger.
Experts to Inspect County Asylums.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
Cuban Question at Crisis.
Iowa Indian Agency Retained.
Warm Debate in the House.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
Smallpox at Webster City.
Accident at a Crossing.
Hartman for Governor.
News of the State.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
EDITORIAL:
Competing for the Worlds Markets.
Good Things in Sight.
Porto Ricans American Citizens.
Topics and Press Comment.
The Farmer His Own Best Friend.
Iowa Items and News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS
Small Verdict for Heald.
Thru Train Service for Iowa Central
a Visitors Views.
PAGE EIGHT.
IOWA AND DrONIMERCIAI:
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l;easll Oh i.ul....,g ship.


sA Epss an sos-A special to the
5ssI sze A1sssstass: from Mobile.
iihe ssis,a ssea chip Governor
lssalSA Ni5iall las arrived here from
eil'sf synsgn. hreugllt news of the
bark BY fire at sea.
stlisjai,iy t!ae entire crew pershed on
9sse ss':.e.. vliicll > supposed to have
q ne Mary from New York. Sec
li:s,a esssla he seer cl!nging to the rig
h,it the vess'si was enveIoped in
fam 90 ard reseue vas impossible.
asi james Hunter CT the Governor
Blsi- slid he slghsed the burning yes-
SCI 90 miles from Mobile. bar. 1t was;
luss at dark ard but FOR the high sra
liig al the time the Blake's crew
Wc'l2d aa'Fe gone 70 ;he rescue
hen We sighted tsle bark. said
acapf Hunter she seemed 10 be
nlasg, Of flame. W. Vera riding head
on hefAre the storm ana were in tmnii-
neal assyef y. rseivss 1se made sew
is.lis' 50 % The rescue. but
lhs Atlsd Saa 50 high and he sea so
he&sg tsis Sse We're compelled to aban-
dor Z efforts 70 rescue ana give our
attention - saving ourselves
ae saw lllsarhers, of the crew of the
uiitsFSsnate bark up in the rigging.
lsaf4ns Signals TO as and while We
wefe n sigh two men jumped from the
yard arms into tbs sea. We Judged thar
nothing eouit! save the ves.al. as she
seemed to be a.is- n II OVEN
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est objection to the bill is found in the
fact that it will retard instead of ad-
vance American shipbuilding. The re-
suit of such legislation would be that
ship owners would build ships for for
eigners far more cheaply than they
would build American vessels. He as
serted that the proposed subsidy would
amount to more than 1O12 per cent on
the capital invested in shipping.
The ship owners, he said, never would
consent to division of this bonus with
the shipbuilders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30
king Charles in London.

London. Jan. 80. King Charles. of
Portugal, with a large suite, reached
London a noon from Dover. The party
was driven to Buckingham palace
They We're warmly greeted by the fair
sized crowds which gathered along the
route. Later in the day King Edward
visited the king of Portugal.
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strong, Dana, Humboldt, Hamilton
Hamilton county; Cedar
township, johnson county; Stockholm
township, Crawford county; Cook town
ship. Sac county Hanllin township, Au-
dubonS county: Brighton township, Cass
county; and several different townships
II, Humboldt county,
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.lowan Gets Good JOB.

Washington, Jan. sO-Ats 2 o'clock the
army reorganization conference report.
which was under discussion in the sem
ate. gave way to the subsidy bill.
The president today sent to the senate
the nomination of Thomas B. Hide
brand, of Iowa, to be receiver Of public
moneys at st. Michaels, Alaska.
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Neely at Havana.

Havana, Jan. so. Charles F. W. Nee
ly, former chief of the bureau of finance
il the Cuban postoffioe department,
sharged With embezzling $4,000 of de-
partment funds. arrived here on the
steamer Mexico. Captain of the Port,
Young took charge of the prisoner and
delivered him to the keeper of Cartel.
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Attorney solomon Appointed.

Cape Town, Jan. 3O.-R. Solomon,
the attorney general of the late Sshrei-
ner ministry, has been appointed legal
adviser to the Transvaal colony ad-
ministration. His appointment is com
mended as demonstrating the desire of
the imperial government to conciliate
the Dutch.
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TWO KILLED BY FIRE.
Hotel JEFFERSON, New York, De-
stroyed-Guests Have Narrow Es-

New York, Jan. S0.-During a fire in
Hotel Jefferson in East Fifteenth street
early today Elnora Downing, nurse
and Elizabeth Reynolds waitress. lost
their lives. Many guests and employees
rel lived injuries, none, however, fatal.
Th re We're many narrow escapes. most
ofahe occupants getting out of the
burning building by fire escapes rr By
means of board leading from the roof
of the hotel to an adjoining building
Miss Downing was Killed by jumping
from a sixth story window. Miss Rey-
nolds was suffocated in her room. Loss.
$4,000. Among the injured We're: John
r. Walsh, aged 50, contractor; John
KallagEer, porter; j. Ensign Fuller, W.
ii. Voltz, New Haven; Col. William l..
Gildersleeve, an attache of the supreme
court Of Afexicns
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Police B1Ilgl-assed.

Albany. Jan. 80. The New York City
police bill passed the senate last night.
The bill goes to the assembly. 1t pro
vides for single headed police conlmis-
sion. practically legisiating Chief of
Police Deyery out Of office.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Decisions Handed Down by Iowa,s
Highest Tribunal Srod,v
Special to Times f publican.

Special to Tim.s Republican.
Des Molnes. Jan. soThe following
decisions We're today handed down by
the supreme court:
Carroll ys G.. NJ. & st. p Railway
Company, appellant Woodbury. dis
t,iet. Affirmed.
Lind,t vs.. schlitz Brewing Company.
appellant: Council Bluffs superior
court. Reversed.
Bird vs. Jacobus, appellant Polk dis
tricl. Affirmed
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Funeral ofYerdf.

Milan, Jan. 30 The funeral of Verdi
took place today All the authorities
and vast concourse Of people followed
the bier. The. ceremonies were simple
and Impressive.
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Donovan is Acuuttted.

Belvidere, N. j.. Jan. 30.-Paddy Don
ovan, the Philadelphia puEilist, was to-
day acquitted Of the charge OF man
slaughter in causing the death oS Frank
WEIGH during an exhibition fight at:
Pittsburg on New Years eve.
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Explosion lpjnrcs ro,r

La Sale Ill. Ian sc-T Three nssa were
prcpsRoly fatally burned by the expo.
SION of q gasoline lamp This st.'terncon
IN the buffet of the Park.: hotel Two Of
'ie men reached the street. and rolled
N 'tilfi snow. The Injured men are wiz
lam steffins bartend-sr Arthur Stef-
ms. assis istailt Charles Jolaneon. boiler
maker and James Reidv, barber. Tho
hfst ailree are in a critical condition. s
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Hnns valder nend.

Preston. Mimi, Jan. 30.-I'ans valder
is dead at his home In Nsburg. assd IS.
He emigrated from Norway .insIs45 ana
settled in La Sale county, Illinois. He
was the first Scsn&fnaSian Rnptlst
minister in America.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30
Denies smaIlpox at Bode.

Special to Times-Republiean
Bode, Jan. 80 Your Des Moines dis
patch accrediting two cases of small
pox to this town is in error. We have
had no smallpox here a all.
o. sWEEN. Mayor.
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The senatorial7Conte.ts

Helena, Mont, Jan. sO.-Today's bal
lot for United States senator resulted:
Mantle. republican, 80; Frank. demo-
Graf %: AlacGinnis, democrat, 10; scat
stering, "a.
Lincoln. Neb., Jan. so.-The vote for
United States senator today was with
ont material change from previous ball
lnts
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In Congress.

Washington. Jan. so.-In the senate
today the credentials of senators-elect
Nelson, of Minnesota, and Mcmillan. of
Michigan, each for the full term of six
years from the 4th of March next, were
presented.
When the house met today Taylor, Of
Ohio chairman of the committee on
elections, submitted report of the con-
tested election case OF Walker VS.. Rhea
from the Ninth Virginia district. the
COMMITTEES found that while gross frauds
and Irregularities had occurred in the
erection, they fell very far short" of
changing the result. The committee
recommended that Rhea, democrat, the
sitting member, retain his seat. The
Eouse resumed consideration of the aSri-
cultural appropriation bill.
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Is INSTRUCTED.
Secretary Hay Abandons Further
Efforts to Change Seat Of
Negotiations.
Complete and Detailed Instruc.
tions Sent to Minister at
Pekin.
Washington Receives Cheering
News That Mosquito Fleet
if Safe.

Washington, Jan. ao.-Being obliged by
the attitude of the other powers inter-
ested to continue at Pekin the negotla-
tions looking to a settlement of the
Chinese difficulties, in spite of the most
encouraging outlook for favorable
conclusion there, the department of
state has now sent by cable to Conger
very precise and detailed instructions
for his guidance in treating the ques-
ton Of indemnity.
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1lltpois royyn Badlv E.rr,a

night destroyed almost the entire busi-
ness section of Toiono, nine miles
south. The loss is estimated at $10s,-
000 partly covered by insurance
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to Dc,nta lyitl, tn,,

Madison. Wis. Jsn so.-A debate
with Iowa was detesnin upon last
evening by Representatives of The Wis
consin University debating societies.
This will be the third year that these
two Institutions have met in il-ha te.
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VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION.
Indications That the Castro Regim.
May lie OyerthroMn.


Washington, Jan. 3O.-Ofiicial advices
have been received in Washington indi-
eating that the present regime in Ven
ezuela " about to give way to another.
a good sized revolution is on foot, and
the asphalt war of which 80 muci. has
been satd of late pales into insignifi-
canoe compared with the conspiracy
row under way for the dislodgement Of
President Castro.
1t 10 generally understood among
those familiar with Venezuelan affairs
that the purchase of the Gould Yacht
Atalanta by President Castro was not
20 much to secure fighting machine az
TO provide himself with means of es-
cape when he finds he can no longer re-
tain his position as the chief executive
or dictator of Venezuela
II will not be surprise to those ac-
quainted with the details of the reyolu-
ton to learn at an early day that the
Atalanta or Restaurador, as she is
now called, Is reported at Curacao or
Trinidad the usual resorts of presiden-
tial Refugees from our sister republic.
Gen. Castro Is said to have secured a
handsome competence in the usual way
and with a speedy ship can make him
self comfortable for little while at
least.
State department officials do not adj
init that any advices from Minister
Loomis as to threatened usurpation of
power in Venezuela have been received.
But 1t is we'll understood that our
minister has so privately informed the
department.
The story appears to be that Gen.
Andrade. who was himself driven from
the presidential chair in Venezuela, is
TO be the next president of that pecul-
lar government. Yet that is not an as
cured fact. Gen. Hernandez is believed
To be by far the most aggressive and
clever man among the plotters of that
ration, and perhaps 1t is he who will
be enthroned in the high place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30
Rovnlty HAS Measle..

Cowes, Jan. 3o.-An official bulletin
issued today gays the duke OF Cornwall
and York, who is suffering from Ger-
man measles. is progressing satisfactor-
eflv
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FURTHER HoNoRs FOR EDWARD.
Emperor William Max es MIN Cniel
of a Kcgiment.


Berlin, Jan. S0.-The Militair Wochen-
Hiatt, the official military organ. an
Eounces that Emperor William has app
pointed King Edward VII. TO be chief of
the late Queen victoria's dragoon regi-
ynent OF the Guard. Few OF the Berlin
papers comment upon the appointment
OF Emperor William to be field mar
shal Of the British army. The Berliner
Neueste Nachrichten says:
1T Ii gratifying that the excellent re-
lations which King Edward has always
fostered with the csar And complement
liz the good, friendly personal relations
between Emperor William and the ruler
OF England"
The Post says:
This spontaneous mark OF honor
proves that the suggestion Of certain
papers that the coolness between the
prince OF Wales and the emperor would
rot be without influence on the relations
between the two countries is destitute OF
xll foundation
Ths Bsrliner Tageblatt says:
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"A man like the emperor will know,
when fitting occasion appears, how to
breathe life into his position of field
marshal OF the British army, which, iii
itself, is purely ornamental. 1t may we'll
be affirmed without exaggeration that
Emperor William today is the most pop
ular man in England, and there Is no
reed to add that the fact Is to the adj
vantage of the 100000 Germans livine
cnder the British flag and otherwise
hound to Great Britain by the closest
commercial ties
AT the same time there is much head
shaking in regard to Emperor Williams s
pronounced Ang glo-mania, and the whole
tenor of his world policy, which, how
aver, without the good will of Great
Britain, is generally recognized as an
,mpossbility.
Address to the Young Prince.
London, Jan. 30.-The following is the
text of the address of King Edward VII
to the crown prince of Germany, Fred
Eerick William, OH the occasion OF his
majesty presenting the insignia of the
Order of the Garter to the crown prince
In the council chamber in Osborn mouse
Monday morning:
Sir: In comforting on your imperial
and royal highness the ancient and most
noble order of the Garter. which was
founded by my ancestor edward Hid
many centuries ago, invest you with
the order of knighthopd, not only as the
heir to the throne of a mighty empire
but also as my near relative. 1t was the
wish of my beloved mother, the queen
to bestow it on you, as mark of her
favor, and am only carrying our her
wishes, and am glad to do go to one of
my illustrious relatives
TO the German emperor, to whom L
wis1l to express my sincere thanks for
having come at a moments notice to
this country and for having assisted in
tending and watching over the queen
and remaining with her until her last
moment desire to express the hope
that my action in comforting on you this
ancient order may yet further cement
and strengthen the feeling which exists
between the two great countries. and
that we may go forward hand in hand.
With the high object of insuring peace
and promoting the advance of civiliza-
ltion of the world.
Causes Comment in Russia.
ST. Petersburg. Jan. 3G-The newspa-
Spers here comment lengthily on Emper-
or Williams appointment as field mar
.shai OF the British army The Svet
says:
he appointment and the naval dis
play a Spithead demonstrate the offen-
siVes and defensive character of the An-
glo- German alliance. Ii is now clear
MT. Kruger was not received at Berlin
because Germany needed rho ot1fa ,,,., ,e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30
MOSQUITO FLEET SAFE.
Navy Department Hears From the
little Boats at the Canary Islands.

I.fttIc Bouts at the Canary lslands.
Washington. Jan. 30 The navy de-
partment received cablesram today
announcing the arrival of the mosquito
fleet, consisting of the converted yacht
'Frolic and the rugs Wampatuck and
Piscataaua. at the Canary islands, en-
route to Manila for patrol duty The
department was much alarmed as to
the safety of the fleet, because ner-
chant shipping in the same waters had
suffered severely.
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AMOS M'INTOSH,
JOHN r. GOAT,
THOMAS w. PERUVIAN.
Delegates of the Muskogee Nation.
lnher,tnnce Tax I. ynItd

Lansing. Mich, Jan. sO.-The Michigan
supreme court yesterday sustained the
eonstitutionalty of the inheritance tax
Jaw passed at the legislative session two
years ago. 1t provides tax Of . per
cent on the transfer of property by Will,
the taxes SO paid to go into the specific
tax fund of the state. Altho passed
nearly two years ago, very little has
been done in the way of enforcing the
provisions of the law, the general pre-
sumption being that the law would be
declared void, and the amount of reve-
nue. it will yield is a. yet uncertain.
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would SEND prisoners 10 Inai.

Calcutta. Jan. 3O.-It is reported that
Kitchener wishes to send 10000 Boer
prisoners to India.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30

Smallpox has been reported this week
from about twenty places in. the state
DIR. Kennedy. secretary Of the board of.
health, has gone to oelwein to investi-
gate supposed cases and will also go to
Dakota City. Among the places from
which smallpox has been reported this
week are the following: Webster CITY.
Rock Rapids. Avoca. EldredEe. -Arm-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30
Mis. NATIONS RECRUITS.
isand OF Forty or.anized at Topeka .

Band OF Forty or@anized pt Topeka.
topeka, Kas.. Jan. so-a1rs Carrie
Nation today organized a band of forty
~ NsNfiaen 70 follow her leadership and
SSsss ii1 wfiping out the joints. The
ssIisS Vas orsanized at mass meeting
Iar Nsf 2, called by Mrs. Notion. The
vsoil5sr!'sli take charge of the work in
I5sisisA atlIilIg MIS-. Nations absence.
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KNOX FIGHTING DEWET

The Latter Attempting Another In
vasion of Cape colony-Two Mines
Damaged by Beers.
London, Jan. 30. Kitchener wires the.
war Office: "Dewet has been engaged
by Knox forty miles north Thaba
N'Chu. No details. Dewet intends
again attempting invasion of Cape Coll
ony. a force Of Boers entered Beris-
burg Monday and damaged two mines.
comnrandant Nlarias was among the
prisoners taken.
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-FOUR JOINTS SMASHED
Mrs. Nations Disciples Take Up
Her Work at Anthony.
Kansas.
Twelve W. CT. u. Members Armed
With Hammers and Axes
Make a Raid.
Husbands Go Along Armed 10
Protect Them Blood is
Shed.

Anthony, Kas.. Jan. 30-Early this
morning twelve w. C. T. U. women, un-
der the leader of Mrs. Sheriff. Of Da-
nile, armed with hammers, hatchets
and plckaxee, raided and completely de-
molished four Joints" in Anthony The
husbands of the women went along
armed TO protect their wives. The ac-
tual damage done to personal property,
aside from the liquor destroyed, is
placed at 81. 000 A s q result of the at
tack the greatest excitement prevails
The first place attacked is situated in
the rear of the drug store which was
forclbly entered from the rear 1t con-
tanned some costly bar fixtures. Within
Ia few minutes the women had smashed
everything in sight Half block down
the street the second scene of .jolnt
smashing was enacted. They found
the saloon locked, hut the axes were
applied and the whole glass front
smashed ii. Here a fight occurred, the
proprietor being srra shed over the head
With beer bottle and his scalp laid
open. blood being mixed with the flow
Of liquors that ran in small streams
over the floor. The joint keeper was
struck by tlle husband of one of the
women In quick succession two other
places a snort distance down the street
were subjected to similar treatment,
the fixtures being smashed and all the
Alieuor turned into the gutter. The saloon
keepers each have a wareroom aside
from the saloon where stock of liquor
~ ksps. The crusaders did not know
this and considerable amount of pro-
hipited liquor is yet unmolested. After
the work Of demolition was completed
the cr,s ders held a preyer meeting on
4 sfle Sidewalk. Nearer Ny God, to
I III ee, Vas sung with fervor.
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This includes all the county hospitals
except in Polk county, which is large
one and has many inmates.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-08
on by The NIOnkeya.

Monh"ys ere r'ry amusing creatures,
but one hafdiy thinks of them as useful
IN educational work. However, their aid
has lately been sought by the London
school officers, with admirable results. II
seems that in one OF the school districts
there were not az many children reported
by the parents os being Of school age AZ
the oihccr6 knew there ought TO be. 80 10
ascertain the real number they called In
The monkeys to help them in this way:
Two monkeys were gayly dressed, put
IN wagon and. accompanied by brass
bhnd. were carried through thc streets OF
The district. At once crowds OF children
made their appearance. Jilc procession
was stopped in :; park. and the school
officers began tlIcir work. Distributing
sweets t" Youngsters. they took their
names and addresses. They found out
that w parents KEEP. their children from
school. This ingenious method brought
to school about 200 boys and eiris.-in.
dian Witness.