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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
LONDON GRE[|S HERO
Lord Roberts Given Generous
Welcome in the City Of
London.
Fifteen Thousand Troops Present
to Prevent Crush---Greeted
by Prince.
Members Of the Royal Family
Receive the Great Field
Marshal.

southampton, jan 3.-Lord Roberts
arrived here this morning and was
greeted by a large concourse of en-
thusiastic people. He was driven from
the landing to Hartley Institute, thru
profusely1 decorated streets. where the
mayor presented him with the freedom
of the city. At 1880 the field marshal
started for London.
london, Jan. Crowds OF psople
flocked to points of vantage along the
route followed by Lord Roberts from
Pa ddington Station to Buckingham
palace, but the numbers in no way
compared with those gathered at the
demons tration in honor OF the return
of the city volunteers from South Az
rica- Fssars of riotous behavior and
disasters on that occasion deferred
many persons from joining in the pub
lie welcome The authorities today
furnished barriers to prevent q crush.
Fifteen thousand troops in addition to
thousand police lined THE route. AS
Roberts descended from the carriage to
the platform of the elaborately deco
rated railway station he was greeted
by the prince and princess OF Wales.
the duke and duchess of York, dukes
connaugllt and Cambridge. The nem-
| bers of the royal family shook hands
heartily with the field marshal, while
bands played the national anthem The
/ prince of Wales. with Lady Roberts.
ieft the railway station in the royal
sarriage. drawn by six horses, escorted
4 by the life guards, preceding Roberts to
~ ngham palace. Roberts was pre-
sniAtt with an address from the mus
y of Paddington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
THE SENATE PRoGnA NJ
Army Organization Bill Likely TO
Temporarily DispInce tho Subsidy

Washington, Jan. 3a.-The general ex-s
pectation among senators is that the
first few days of the time of the senate
after re-convening today will be- de-
voted to consideration of the army or
gantzation bill, but thsre is some dis
position to make an arrangement for a
division of time that will permit of the,
continued pres snta ton of the ship sub
sidy bill during part Of each day
When the committee en- order of
business made the subsidy bill the reg
uIar order of business at the beginning
of the present session there was an
understanding that when the army bill
should be presented for consitieras ion
the other measures should be laid ass it.
temporarily If considered necessary In
order to secure the prompt passage of
the army bill. There is apparently a
disposition on the part of some sen-.
ators partially to disregard this agree
ment and the friends of the subsidy
bill. most of whom are also supporters
of the army bill, are trying 10 eecure
an understanding for confinement of
the discussion Of the army bill 10 the
morning hour of the senate's daily
proceedings. giving the time each day
after o'clock to the subsidy bill
A meeting OF the committee on milf
tary affairs has been. called for today.
when rhe matter of procedure probably
will be discussed and a decision reached
as to whether the committee shall ask
for all the time of the senate until its
bill Use disposed of or for only part of
IL. Some members of the committee
are disposed to divide the time with the
subsidy bill for the present. but all
senators, regardless of politics. con-
slider the army bill of pressing import
ance, because Of the fact that the time
for which the volunteer soldiers in the
Philippines were enlisted has almost
expired. Hence it is probable that
some arrangement will be reached
guarding against any protracted delay
on the military measure. While COM
paratively few Of the opposition SEN
ators will vote for that bill. none Of
them appeartwilling tomake any bjec-
ton to Its early considerations
There has been a general surmise
that Senator Cockrell would offer a
substitute for the army bill. but he
stated today that he had no such in
tention, at the same time expressing
his conviction that the bill should be
pressed to early dlspos ition becanse of
the condition in the Philippines. Mr..
Cockrell expressed the further opinion
that the army bill would not be debated
at great length unless there should be
at the same time an attempt to carry
the subsidy bill along With it. In that
event he thought II might be difficult
to get the army bill thru promptly.
The opposition senators generally will
content themselves with an explanation
of their views upon The army bill and
will make no opposition to its becoming
law,
There are still several speeches to
be made upon the suDs,uy bill, but APP
parently none of the promised speeches
have been prepared, so that Senator
Hawley may be able to go on uninter-
ruptedly regardless Of any arrange
ment concerning the subsidy bill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
T.-R. BULLETI IN.
NOTICEABLE N : 5 OF TODAY
-------------- '----------- q, ----------'
The w 10 ha-.

The w q her.
For Iowa-Fair ght and probably
Friday; warmer i, :: ie east; colder in
the northwest Frit II night.
For Illinois-Fai 9 night and Friday;
slowly rising tenlI :: ture.
PAGE ONE.
NEWS:
Roberts Welcomed in London.
Pingree in Pessimistic Mood
Colorado Finances in Bad Shape.
Army Bill Taken Up in Senate.
Severe Storm in the West.
To Protect States Wards.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
Harrison's Plan of Reforms.
Quay's Costly Campaign.
News of the Day.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS
The Jones County Fee Case.
Book Agents Swindle.
Fire at ST. Anthony
Trouble for Coal Miners.
PAGES FOUR AND five.
EDITORIAI-:
~ century Oh leace.
An English Editors Mistake.
Third Terms Not Popular.
Election of Senators.
Topics and Press Comment.
Outside Point Of View.
Iowa Items and News.
PAGES SIN AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
A Clash of Authorities.
Kindergarten Talk to Mothers.
Myers Case in Federal Court.
Nice sum for Charity.
Iowa Central Stock Changing Hands
Brief City News.
PAGE EIGHT.
IOWA AND COMMERCIAL:
Special Grain Letter by Wire.
Thursday Market Quotations.
Some Good Roads Ideas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Thomas Nearly Recoycred.

Washington Jan. s-R preventative
Thomas, Of Storm Lake. has almost en-
8tirely recovered from the severe fall
which he sustained couple of weeks
ago. He is able to get about now with
one crutch anG he IS confident that he
Will be able 10 discard that one BY the
end of another week. Mr.. Thomas
found his confinement to his hotel5ex-
ceeaingly irksome ard it naturally put
him back in looking after the interests
of his constituents. in which ne has
been very Industrious since he came to
Washington
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
cAMBoN COMES BACK.
Frcnch Ambassador v cry Cordialin
Prnise OF United s,f;,fcs.

y frfuiich ~ IN bassndor very 1ordiaIin
Praise OF Omitted states.
Washington, Jan. s.M .Iulas Gam
bon. the French ambas adors .vas b,,sv
yesterday receiving callers and rnalsirs,
calls upon his colleagues Of the dfnlo.
matte corps. ana today went 10 me
state department to resume dise,ssion
of pending auestions with th;s poverr !.
ment. The ambassador tforo,,eh,v en-
ioyed the five months he snant. abroad
and has returned in excellent bealtl
He spoke in the highest terms, or the
exhibit cf the y5nitet, statss al n, !
Paris exposition and said thnt / r,.. ma y
ficina finn ~ ,,his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
4 souIIess ,.orporn,,o,

Toledo. Jan. s.--The Kerlin Bros. Co.
which supplies heating gassto about 700
families in this city recently entered a
bill to the city council for several thou
sand dollars in connection With d gas
plant deal. The bill was turned down.
Last night. the coleiest of the year, rep
resentatives of the company wen. be-
yond the city limits, took out a joint of
pipe, plugged the ends and cut oil the
entire supply. leaving many families
d absoluteiy without fuel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
ROOSEVELT joins Masons.

Oyster Bay, Jan. ss.The rooms of
the Matinecock Lodge, Free and Ac-
cented Masons in ths- bank building, on
Main street, were crowded last night 10
witness the conferring of the first de-
gree upon Theodore Roosevelt.
Every lodge in this Masonic district
was represented. Many members OF the
order We're unable 70 witness he cere-
monies on account of the small size of
the room, which, however, is enc of the
finest in the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Actor Dnntels WEEDS.

81. Paul. Jan sTnforna ton reached
here yesterday that Frank Daniels, the
welt known actor, who is appearing
With his, company IN The Ameer.' in
North Dakota. was married Tuesday at
Fargo To Miss Olive NlcDorman, who
has peen on the stage for two years.
Miss McDorman is the daughter of DR..
c. w. MeDorman. of Fargo. where she
resided previous TO going on the stage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
STORM IN OREGON.
Railway Blockaded by Heavy snow
FRl

Railway Blockaded by Heavy snow
Fell.
Ashland, Ore. Jan. sThe worst
snow storm since the winter OF 1892
turnout southern Oregon and northern
California has ragged for the past ven
ty-four hours. Telegraph and tsicrss77s-sq :
coalmiinica tions are paralyzed. The
Southern Pacific experienced difficulty
in keeping is track clear. Snow plows
have been working continuously out II
Siskyou, wtlSre the snow is seven fe+ts
deep on the level and fourteen IN the
cuts, Al passenger trains have been
able to get thru six hours late. i,u, all
Efrtsights are abandoned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03

bloomfield Monticello and Giennoad.
cities. Glenwoodi was made Z; city
many years ago by spec Sa charter and
Monticello the same Since ihs last
state census Sheldon got INTO ,zse ass
with the cities. Hereafter NJ 10 WIS
Will be made cities because ,l spsciI
census returns made for that gsuI pose.
the new code not having that provision
in il. Neither is there any sion
for reducing taerank Of a city wfier Is
population fails off. The new feiersl
census makes no change OF any city
from second class 70 first.
The printed copies of the report of the
attorney general for the years 1889,
which was fled with the governor one
year ago. We're delivered to the state
house for distribution Yesterday. The
contents of the report are now so old
that they are almost new. Il was in
this report that Atsernes- General Rem
ley called attention to the conpara-
tiS'sly- few ,evereals n criminal cases
by The suprsrne court and com lialsnt-
eG tile district judges and the county
attorneys on this fact. He also called
attention TO several dsfects i n laws as
disclosed BY opinions filed by the SUI
pre,ne court two cases in particular
cause Of complications which gave
them a right to plead technical aequit-
tai before they were actually tried In
both these eases there was no actual
aequittal and the persons escaped by
reason Of bungling laws. He also
recommended that In cases wllere land
titles are involved the state should be
in 4 position 70 be sueG anl thus COM
pei it To close up d.ssals which have no
other effect than to cloud titles.
General orders for tie Inspection of
the companies OF the Iowa National
Guard NIL be issued cry soon. Col. a
L. Oiin ed, inspector general. and
MajsJ II. Hume. assistant. viii begin
inspection about tbs Iosea of the month.
The inspection wiii no; be materially
different from Others. The first regi-
nient 10 he inspsct etii will be the Fifty
second, and after hat in order Will be
the I'lfrieth. the F'orty-niMIh and the
Fifty-fifst. The assigning of regi-
nents to the rs companies at Allan
tic. Aba and Winterset VII be made
within tN'o weeks
The new state printer e. Murphy.
and the old state printer F. r Coma
way. are having he customary and ex-
psstets difficulty n decfd.ng where the
Iold snail leave OF andthe new shall be-
gin AS usual there are unfinished
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
OHIO TOWN EXCITED.

Bank ana shoot mt Citizens.
Lima, o., Jan. 3.--The village of ca
vette, near Van Vert was thrown into
9 fury of excitement by the appearance
of desperate gang of eight or ten rob-
bers who aroused the town by promis-
cuous shooting and blowing open
the safe of the Hoagiand
general store. They secured
about $500 in cash, besides lots OF
valuable papers. About 100 shots were
exchanged between the robbers and citi-
zens. but no one was hurt. The thieves
escaped.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03

franchises He recommends a bond is
sue for funding the entire outstanding
warrant indebtedness of the state in
lcluding so-called warrants. and accu-l
mulated interest thereon. The floating
debt of the state, for payment of which
the governor declares some provision
should be made, amounts to S2.0fS,07I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Prominent Attorney Dead.

Chicago, Jan. 3. Word reached here
today of the deatl, of apoplexy in New
ark, N. j.. OF Hunting W. Jackson, one
of the best known lawyers in the west.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
coLoRADo,s BIG DEBT.
Ex-Governor Thomas Presents Bad
state OF Affairs to tho Legislature.


Denver. Jan. 3.-Governor Thomas
today transmitted his final message to
the legislature. Concerning the condi-
tion of the state finances and the plan
for increasing the revenues. he said:
Our credit is exhausted and we are
face to face with the alternative of re-
lief or bankruptcy.
II would recommend that our great
industrial corporations operating and
owning property scattered thruout the
state, be placed with the transportation
companies under the jurisdiction of the
state board of equalization. know of
no other method whereby they can be
compelled ratably ard justly to con-
tribute to the public burdens Their
evasions of the revenue laws are gem
eral and notorious.
The governor advocates Z taxation OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Cnshicr Rnmme Arrested

Newport, Ky, Jan. BE. C. Ramne,
late cashier of the German National
Bank. was arrested today on the afiida-
Nit of Bank Examiner Tucker. charging
him with aiding Assistant Cashier
Brown in the embezzlement of the
Tanks funds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
over $500. 600 for NIiss,ons

Boston, Jan. 3The nineteenth an
5nual report of the American board of
foreign missions was made pubic to-
day. Donations received during the
year aggregated S3l7,9l5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Hobbers Loot t,ustoms nonse,

Hong Kong. Jan. s-Robbers rea
ly attacked the customs static
Kumchuk, in the West River ces
and obtained loot valued at s.,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Queen WIN Go to France.

Osborne Isle of Wight, Jan. SIT is
officially announced that Queen Vic
Storia has decided, unless something un-
foreseen happens. to visit cimiez, in the
south of France. in March or April.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
GLASS WORKERS STRIKE.
Three Hundred Employees Quit Be-
cnuse Poor G. lass Is Made

Barnesville. o.. Jan. 3.--61ver 800 en-
ployes of the new Eastern Ohio Win
dow Glass factory have gone on strike.
They complain of the quality of glass
produced ant! refuse 10 work longer sun-
less there s' Improvement. canning
they are unable to york satisfactorily
with IT,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
..tondensea A,tlk,, Bulle,s.

Cape Town, jan s.-station Araster
Fraserburg Of the road has seized
number of cases marked CONDENSED
Milk, which contained 1000 split bui-
lets, 500 detonators and 100 pounds OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
TWOKILLED BY EXPLOSION.

Pure Food Milling eompany's Plant
Wrecke edat Matsekn, III.
Wasseka. H., Jan. BY the explo-
sion Of a. boiler this morning the Pure
Food Milling ComPanys min WAS
Wrecked. John Stphrle. one OF tho pro-
prietors, and Luke Mallote were in
stantly killed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
san Juan's First Trolley,

San Juan, Jan. Thousands OF peo-
pie Witnessed the starting of the new
trolley system. the islands first road
of that description. The people were
much astonkhed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Kurnor of Fighting

London. Jan. 3.-There's
firmed report from Cape q
lighting has occurred eigh
Of Matjesfontein.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
A BIG LAND IDEAI.
Illinois Central sells 80, 900 Acres in
Illinois


Chicago, Jan. acknowledgements were
made yesterday whereby the Illinois
Central Raiyroad Company transferred!
to a Syndicate of 1llinoisans headed by
George w. Fithian, of Newton. forne,
congressman, the remaining lands of the
original Illinois grant made to the com
lans' by the government fifty years ago.
-he deal involved approximately 60, 600
acres located in the counties of William
son, Franklin, Union, Jackson. Perry.
johnson and Alexander, and the amount
Laid. which was offered as lump,
Price. footed up between s2750O0 and
s3G0,O0O
-Four years ago syndicate of capital
lists headed by Mr. Fithian bought be-
tween 25O0o and 10000 acres of the Illi-
Eois Centrai's government grant. and
the success with which the land vas dis
posed OF prompted the purchase made
yesterday Almost all of the land is in
the Egypt" district in the southern
part of the state, and is about evenly
divided between high and marshy prop
e.ty.
Half century ago the United States
government turned over 2,500,0G0 acres
OF land in this state to the state gov
crnment, with the understanding that it
should be given to the Illinois Central
Company as an inducement to construct
lines between Chicago and Cairo and
Cairo and East St Louis. The land was
III alternate sections and the proposed
routes We're about T05 miles long.
As a return for the land the railroad
company agreed to pay into the illinois
STATE treasury annually Z per cent OF its
gross earnings. This phase of the deal
rs in effect now and always Will be- Last
year the company paid to the state on
account of land grants something more
than 100000. The governor of the state
is director ex-ofiicio of the company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
More Fntlures In London.

London, Jan. 3.-Three additional
failures are announced today in con-
neetion with the suspension OF the Lon
don & Globe Finance Corporation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
piscount Rnte Raiset,

London. Jan. sThe Bank Of Eng
lands rate of discount has been raised
from to 5 per cent today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS

Illinois Man Appointed Attorney
General for Porto Rico.
Washington, Jan. 3.The president to-
day sent the following nominations tc
the senate:
Oscar f. Williams, New York. to bs
Consul general at Singapore.
Frank Mowrer Ohio, consul at Anti
qua.
w J. Frederick Rittman, Ohio, audi
tor in the war department.
James f. Harlan, Illinois, attorney
general for Porto Rico.
Secretary Hay has recovered from his
recent indisposition and he was able tc
spend few hours at his desk today.
A change for the worse is reported to.
Cay IN the condition of Richard N
Bachelder, formerly quartermaster gen
e,.ll of the army
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Ouoen,s ChoIce

The Hague, Jan. 3.-The second cFam-
zer today adopted without amendment
various articles approving the queens
marriage to the duke Henry Of Neck
lenburg -Schwerin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Feared ships Are Lost.

Astoria, Ore. Jan. 3Twenty-two
days ago the fine British ship Andrada
cf 1884 tons appeared off Columbia and
Pilot Cordiner was taken aboard. a
great storm arose at that time and the
sAndrada vas driven to the north. She
has not been seen since. and it is feared
she net fate similar to that of the
British ship Cadzow Forest. which dis
appeared With Pilot Grassman five years
ago. and was never again heard from.
The revenue cutter Berry has gone iii
search of the Andrada.
{ The British ship Rathdown, now
ninety-one days from Yokohama for
this port, is long overdue. and 1t is
feared she has been sunk by a typhoon
eff the Japanese coast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
A SHIP ON THE ROCKS.
The British steamer Ivydenc Pound.
x.A tn pfnras

Ine bTltlSn Steamer lVSOGnC l,OunOe
ed to Pieces.
st. Johns, N. f., Jan. s3-Thirty men
of the crew of the British steamer Ivy
dene owned by j. T. Lunn & CO., nar-
rowly escaped death off this coast last
might. While they are alive today.
many of them have had ears hands,
noses and other portions of their body
frozen by the terrible cold. All are ssuf-
fering from exposure and exhaustion
after the all-night battle for life.
Their ship, bound from Hamburg to
Wilmingt salt laden, waa supposed
to be en- miles south of Cape Race. but
instead was thirty miles north of her
course, and in a binding snow storm
struck the rocks near Lamanche at
midnight. When she struck the ship
tore out her bottom. aud az the seas
buried her she slowly settled down. The
crew had barely time to eav their craft
before her decks were submerged and
her underbody. pounding On the rocks,
was then sp!intering everything, while
all the movable parts of the steamer
went overheard.
The crew was unable to ger ashore
because of the fear that the high run
ming surf would dash their boats hign
upon the beetling rocks Therefore
they rowed out to sea and then along
the coast, hoping to reach harbor
somewhere. In this effort they We're
exposed 10 the full fury of the intenst.
gale and bitter cold and driving snow.
The STOW prevented the sighting of the
shore and the piercing cold converted
the sea that swept the small boats into
ice that incrusted the men boats and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
Kruger sol,,e

The Hague, Jan. e
this morning. The
ito normal course
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03
crane Tnkes the onth

Boston. Jan. 3.-W. Murray Crane, for
a second time, took the oath of Office of
governor at noon today. The lieutenant
governor was also sworn in. The gov
sornors inaugural address treated of
state affairs exclusively.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-03

Several Iowa towns will be made
into cities before the spring elections.
Among the towns which have just now
come above the 1000 mark in popula-
tion are waukon. Storm Lake. New
Hampton. Colfax, Sac City. Corning,