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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29

licensed to We'd.
Oliver c. Vance. bridge carpenter
aged %, and Inez Truesde, aged 81,
both of Mars11alltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29

WooseIl blankets that were $500 now
$40 at N. +. Andrews.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29

H E. Ssnllsins. Undertaking exclusive
Y. Second door west Of postoitice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29
THE ,'-IllY In BRIEF r

New belts at the Haiwkeg'e.
Dr.. Janss. surgeon and physician
Spikes ard ribbon ends at the Hawk
,yea
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29

Miss Nellie Smith, teacher Of the sec.
end grade at the Second ward, vas nn-
sbie TO assume her work this morning,
because. of Illness with the rnumps. This
a ggravating disease is quite prevalent in
the city at present, especially among
the school children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29


Rev. r. w. Russell, Of the Presbyte-
rian church, is contemplating beginning
a series or revival services soon, TO be in
charge of DR. McGaslln, of Cedar Rap
lids, formerly pastor OF the parlor city's
second church but now in the evangel-
cal field in the Presbyterian church. 1T
was thought short time ago that ar
arrangements could be made satisfactorily
whereby union revival services could be
lneld this winter, but now it seems, on
account of lack of sufficiently com
N, odious quarters, that the plans will
have to be abandoned. Smith & Miller
eyangelists who held services in Mar
sponded with the view of obtaining
their services. but it has now been found
/ impossible to secure them.
Buy your muslin underwear at the
FaWkeye
Mr.. a. r.. Turner. of Grinnell, who i:
well known in this city, and who has
been travelling for several years for thu
w. ID. Messenger Paper Company. Chi
cago is contemplating removing soon Y
this city to reside. Mr.. Turner repre-
sente hfs Arm on the Chicago & North
western and Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific railroads from Chicago to Oma
Iha, With the exception of two cities OF
4 the Northwestern-Ceda Rapids ant
Marshaltown-w which are made by Mr.
NJ. Horton, of Iowa City, one OF tn,
Oldest travelling statesmen IN the Mes
senger Company's employ. Mr.. Horton,
health Is failing, however. and he 4
hawing to give up tn
road before long. When he does Mar
e,alltown and Cedar Rapids will be as
i signed to ME-. Turner's territory an
4 then he will move to this city, in orde
that he can be more centrally locates
in his territory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29

AT the regular weekly drill meeting
of Company Fl, Fosty-ninth Iowa,
Monday night, four new recruits re-
poi,sedI for enlistment in the persons of
William II. Long, William n. Ford.
William r. GIlchrfst and Henry Plan
ders New applications as guardsmen
made to Capt. L.sle w. Brown are
Harry B. Beasley, Herbert S. Ayers,
Carl w Hildrerh and George e. Lundy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29


The case of Adam Norris, alias John
Melby, colored, who was arrested a few
weeks ago UPON charge Of having car
nal knowledge Of an mbecile female
v;as continued In Justice Burritt's court
Monday afternoon, when the prelimina-
ny hearing was called. The continuance
was asked on the part Of the state,
Myrtle Wright, colored. the principal
witness in the case, being unable to APP
pear.
Mayor F. K Stsbb4ns OF Iowa City,
president of the iowa League of a1u-
nicipatitses, has announced the COM
mittees OF HE league for the coming
year ana has appointed as chairman
of the sewage sanitation comnNtt Or.
George w. Harris, Of this city council
man from. the Third ward. The other
members Of the committee are Mayor
Gam Neason. Of Ggtnneal, and Mayor
George w. Brett. o6nGsson city
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29

New line of corset covers at tn
Hawkeye.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29

Samuel Wilson, a we'll known cl1arac-
ter about town, was assaulted on East
Main street Monday evening about 6
O'clock by an unknown man. supposedly
q friend with whom he had been drink
ing. Wilson was under the influence Of
rauor and when he was knocked down
struck his head in such manner as to
cut a severe cash in his forehead. His
wound was dressed. No arrests were
made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-29
licensed 10 w ed.

4 n j. SHOEMAKER, Sheriff.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Little Mamie Gleason. eight years
old, daughter 81 u ST. Louis laboring
man, lost her life in trying Ia cXtn.
guish the flames which were de-.
siroying her mothers dress. The
mother, Lille Gleason. lies fatally
burned nj the city hospital. The
child's grandmother, Mrs. Louise
Mnddock. is suffering from danger
Gus burns on the hands and legs.
which She received in trying Ia save
the life uf Mamie, and Charles Glca.
son, her uncle. had his hands and
face badly burned while rolling the
blazing body Of Mrs. Gleason In the
snow. What occurred To start the
burning may never he known for the
daughters lips have been sealed by
death, and the mother is uncon
scious. nnd may never recover.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
coSGREss,oNAL PROCEEDINGS.

The scnnic war not In session on the
l2th.u..in the hOus" the bill 10 tempo
rarlly provide revenue for the Philipplh"
Islands was reported by Mf. Payne, ant
hy unanimous consent. an order Tor thc
consideration Of III" bill on the lith anu
18th was hdop,rd. general debli" 10 clorc
nj four O'Clock of the 18Th, when the pliI
II 10 be- placed on i,r passage. Thr oul-
cial announcement of the death of the
late Representative Iirosius, Of P"nnsHl-
,anla. was made hy sir CHSScl, his sue
cessor and the house adjourned until me
nth.
IN the senate. on the 10Th. Mr.. Jones
hrkI introduced u resolution cNl'hhlhs
III" thanks uf congress ANA the American
people 10 Admiral Schlcy and the officers
and men under his command during ih,
battle ~ july g. 1885 IN the hurbor OF
Santiago. cuba II was referred to the
committee un naval Hnaifs. the Vest
resolution looking 10 the suppression uf
anarchy was adopted Littl" other husi-
nrFs was transacted. the senate d"Npting
III" greater part ~ the day. IN cN"cuil'"
session. 10 consideration OF III" nay.
fauucrfot" treaty ......lh" house was not
In session.
In the senate. ON the 18th, NJ husin"sa
OF importance WIS transacted m ~" open
session In oy,cutiy" session a large mum
bcT of appointments were confirmed.
......ln the huuH" the ilffi debate ni ihc
session occurred un the uill ~ provide
temporary revenues Tor ln' lNlil'p'H'
Islands. Several mrmb,rE participated,
but the feature ~ tho dchli" WIS an i'm
piRslonod speech In opposition to rotcn'
iinn hy Mr Dr Almond ,Mol. who has
just returned from trip "a the Islands.
MIR Robertson n.II supported the bill IN
N" interest Of IN" sugar p~ntcfs of his
state.
In the senate. on N" 18Th, two bills were
introduced by Senator N"lson. pr"yidiug
for industr - schools The iirst authorize
~ appropriation fur IA" establishment OF
industrial schools IN any county ~ over
Boa inhabitants The second provides u
system ~ education Tor tn" territories. In
cludinr the recently acquired Islands Ou,
million dollars w suggested fur III" District
of Columbia and t,..Hrs" for Porto Rico
md the Philippines. ..... In the house the
bill tu prov id" r"y"nu" Tor the Philippine
islands wI' pFHstd hy u vote ~ iGi tu lN
thr'" democrats from Louisiana voting
Ter the Illl
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


John II. ViyiRn, at Fulton, aged 7a
Mrs. W. +. Cunningham, nt Stein
mentz, Howard county.
Mrs. L, II. Donohoe, wife of u 70.
tired farmer. ut Pilot Grove; inter.
Inent at Boonyillc.
{. I. Cloudns, u well.known man
about town, and identified with tho
Swift Packing Co.. at ST. Joseph.
from injuries sustained by falling
through an elevator shaft at the
Swift plant In that city.
L. I. Ellis. IL retired merchant OF
New Florence. ut the Mullanphy hos
pital, 81. Louis. Of kidney troubles.
MIR. Ellis was ~ years Of ugc, and
had suffered for years.
Jacob Speck, one Of the best known
Of the older business men Of st.
Louis. He was wcll.tnown in q. 4. IL.
circles.
Robert ID. Patterson, wcll-known in
business circles Of st. Louis. nt the
age Of 20. after an Illness OF four
days, from pneumonia.
Mrs. +. VI. Tyler, aged 93 years and
months, widow Of DR.. Milton Tyler.
in ST. Louis.
j. Horace Miller. aged 20, of Hunts.
Vile, Of heart disease. He was sit.
ting in u barber shop at the time, Mr..
Miller was assessor Of Randolph
county for number ~ years. he nl.
80 was deputy county clerk for eight
years. and nt the time Of his death
was treasurer ~ the county.
John ". Paisley. one Of the wealth..
est farmers Of Nine Mile Prairie
township. Galloway county. The
cause Of his death was paralysis lie
leaves three children. all grown. lie
owned one of the finest farms IN Cal.
lawny county, consisting Of Is0 ncrcs.
lie was breeder Of fine stock, and
grew wealthy.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Prof. William Il. Harper, Of the
University Of Chicago, declines to ne
ccpt the dictatorship of international.
congresses II: The ST. Louis World
fair.
Hundreds of cattle are dying In
northwest Missouri from the Effects
NJ eating wurm-infcstrd corn nun.
bins.
II is reported that United States
iinancicrs are to be- sounded ns to tie
possibility Of placing 100000 900
Russian loan in this country.
Alphonc Levy, United States Gus.
toms inspector. AT Galveston. Tex,
was killed by being run over by n
railroad train.
Miss Helen NJ Gould declares she
received no invitation to attend the
meeting Of the Worlds fair board oi
lndy managers in New York.
The tow boat II. 4. Speed and tw,
barges were destroyed 10y fire n, Ten
ncsscc island. opposite Paducah, Ky.
The loss was $4,000.
\ summary of the commerce Of the
Philippine Islands for the third quar-.
ter of the current year shows tho
United States to he second In the
lists Of exporting and importing ma.
tions.
A fatal epidemic is prevailing Mt
Ccn'ralia, Mo-, among children, aud
the public schools are temporarily
closed. Several children died the past
week.
Rcar-Admiral Schlcy has declined n
proposition to lecture for $500 u
night over circuit to cover 10 nights.
Momn Brown, iG years of age, wan
ran away from her home. in San An
tonic, Tex, is under detention ut ST..
Loris.
Robert Shnmblin. aged 80, runner
for the Peoples bank ut Mobile. Ala.
and n package containing SG,OOO, are
missing.
John Murphy. superintendent Of the
ST. Louis branch Of Swift & Goa pack.
ers, died suddenly at the home Of his
wifc's parents in Muncic, Ind.
Frank Cannon ana viii Kelly, both
negroes, were hanged ut Helena. Ark,
Friday, for the murder. las, Jml,. OF
Isaac Lane and his wife, negroes, TN
Island GO. in the Mississippi
Albert Earring attempted to board
n southbound freight train at Red
Bud, Ill.,. but missed his footing AMI
| fell, breaking his back. lie died in a
few minutes.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

In the senate. on the 10Th, the bill
to provide temporary revenue for
the Philippine islands was referred Ia
the committee on the Philippines.
At l2:iO the senate went into cNccu'
tive session. and NJ ] y. III. the senate
adjourned until lnunary 6....ln the
house. the session was brief. the ma.
or portion of the time being Occu.
pied by Mr.. De Almond (Mo.l, spcnk'
ing Ia a point "f personal privilege.
Before the house adjourned for the
holidays. special order was made
for the consideration uf the Nicarn'
qua bill beginning nn January 7. and
continuing until The bill is disposed
of.
Representative .Icnkins. ~ Wiscon.
sin. who proposed n constitutional
amendment to control trusts in the
last congress. on the 18th, introduced
q measure II similar character for u
constitutional amendment providing
for complete governmental regulation
OF trusts and other commercial cor.
porntiuns.
Ntturncy.Gcncrnl Strnng ~ okla.
hmm, h,rI,d J,,,, mn orini,, ~, ia,
loth. bnldiup that Oklahoma school
lands can not he Irnsrd for town
site purposes. This affects the cities
of Mountain. which il l,rn,,d cutir,
IA an srhuoI land. and ,f Iuth,r nn1
others which ,r, nor,Iv np surh
land.
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IN, .t,nnshin In Cnsruyn, ~ n
Transatlantic Ian. ,yns .,n,,nc,d J.,
tom ,,n,,h., i,,,ri.,,,,,.r, ~, ,h,.
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The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

The confirmation uf the Hay
Fannccfotr canal treaty puts nn END
to u controversy of fifty years II con
trorcrsy which at times has been lit.
Tie more digniiird than n wranglr.
The new treaty supcrscdcs that bone
oi contention, the Clayton Bulwcr
convention. and practically gives the
United States u free hand in the con.
siruction, maintenance and control
of canal which shall connect the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Mr.. Carnrgir's technical schools nj
Pittsburg, with his proposed cxpcndi-
turc upon them of S,,OOOOoO for build
ings and endowment, should make
them one Of the creates, institutions
III the kind in the world. Its three
leading branches will he technical
college. technical high school aud n
school for artisans. day and evening
classes. Pupils for the technical high
school and technical college must
have u satisfactory public school rec
prd.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Admiral Dewey is wiser than his
critics. He practically cxoncratcs
SchIey on all the main points of his
rampaign-thc Cicnfucgos voyage and
blockade and the Santiago voyage
md blockade, and then accurds him
full credit, ms senior officer in nbso.
lutte command, for the Santiago vic.
tory. Dewey knows that there never
has been a campaign or battle with
out error Of Judgment, 81 he approves
Schlcy's chief movements and lets
the rest go without comment.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Nickel concerts, To draw Young
men and women from the streets.
have been established in New York
city by the Musical league of Carnc.
gle hall. formerly the Womrn's Phil.
harmonic society. The board Of edu.
cation has consented to the use of the
public school bindings for the pur-
pose. II is promised that the pro-
grammcs will lr III II high standard.
The uniform price Of admission to
the concerts will be one nickel. this
sum being asked To- remove the idea
that the entertainments ARE char.
ity,
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Hundreds Of cattle in northwest
Missouri have died recently while
running in the stalk fields. DR.. T.. l..
Ncthcrion, assistant state yctcrinar-
ian, states. after an investigation.
that the trouble il caused by tho
stock-enting nubbins Of corn on
which worms have previously fcastcd
He says: Il predict that IL the farm
crs do not use unusual precautions.
thousands Of cattle viii die This win.
ter"
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Jh" drought has compelled many
Of the farmers Of Kansas to with.
draw their money from the banks.
Within two and II half months $500.
600 has been withdraw from seven
national banks of Kansas City. A.
III" farmers money goes into circu.
1niion as fast ns he has ,o spend it,,
H"mrb"dy will be- benefited by the
large Withdrawals.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

James VI. Bcayan, II wcll-to.do
farmer and stock raiser. two miles
north Of Fulton. committed suicide
by cutting his throat with small
penknifc. lie bought farm about
n year ago, and the other day hc sold
the farm to the original owner At u
less sum than he gave for IL. His
wife refused to sign the deed.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
On the 18th a bill was introduced In

On the 18th bill was introduced In
the senate, by Mr.. Pcnrosc, Of Penn
syl,ania. authorizing the payment Of
per dicm pensions 10 all officers and
enlisted men 81 the United States
army, who served in the civil war.
On the 18th the house committee
On agriculture hNrd january \ for
taking up the ELECTROMAGNETIC
question. nj which tim" the various
interests will br assigned dn'rs for
bpuriups
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

The charges "f unfairncss which
scme Of Candidate Mnso's support.
ers are bringing against the United
Siatcs officials in Cuba. in the clcc.
'ornl rnnNnss, give rise to u suspicion
that they ~" defeat for their favor.
iic and nr" getting ready to take 20
the brush
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Reports from southern California
Indicate that the seasons crop Of
sugar brcis in that section will be-
large and profitable the average yield
per acre being about twenty tons, for
which ready sale Is found NJ about
N.25 per ton.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

In her petition for divorce 81.
Louis woman alleges that her has.
band sent her to n conservatory of
music, "io improve her musical rdu.
cation" which was against her will
in order Ia be rid of her presence.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Swiss bundcsinth has declined
to approach Great britain on the sub
icct Of the concentration camps in
South Africa. taking the ground that
II might be- interpreted ns unwnrrnni
able interference in the affairs of n
foreign country.
On the 18th the Belgian chamber ot
deputies shclvcd the resolution. pre-
scntcd by VI. Van Der Nrldc, the so.
cialist leader, ON the 10th, tn the cf-
feet that nm appeal he made To Great
Britain to take the necessary steps
Ia reduce the fearful death rate in
the concentration camps Of South
Africa"
On the 18th scmi-oilicial adviccs
were received in Washington. indicn;
ing that active hos;ili,ics were about
Ia begin between Colombia and Ncnc.
zuclu. The delay in proceeding Ia cx-
,rcmcs has been largely caused by
the lack of n suitahl. stock Of arms
and ammunition by the Colombian
government.
On the 18th the navy department
announced its final acceptance of the
battlcship Wisconsin.
On the 18th the transport Thomas
arrived nj San Francisco, from Ma
Mia. win Nagasaki. She had ~ cabin
passengers on board and l,S3i return.
ing soldiers.
On the night Of the eth. while suf-
fering from an attack uf violent in.
sanity, Dexter Knight. rnnchman
living near Bryan. Idaho. killed his
iiye.ycar'old boy and severely injured
two Others OF his children. Knight
killed his sen by dashing the babJ' s
cradle on him.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Andrew Carnegie has given in this
country for libraries and educational
purposes $4,000, 600. not including his
latest proposed contribution Of SO.
100000 for students OF science. Mr..
Carncgie's total list of bcnrfacti0ns
"a date IL $50 .OOO, 900.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
FORSYTH,

The opening year of the twentieth
century has witnessed sunstrokeH in
the klondikc and eases Of freezing
10 death in New Orleans. Weather
novelties for 1901 ought now to be
regarded M complete.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

The recent cold wave was the most
severe experienced in Missouri in De.
ccmber for number Of years. II ex.
tended over the entire state, and
good puff ~ it went south into Ar
kansas and Louisiana. At various lo-
calitics people frozc Ia death, and In
the cities there wns much suffering
among the unfortunatcs.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

Inquiries made into the question
Of the use of fuel, by the liailronI
Gazette ~ New York. show that n
number OF roads Ia the southwest
are seriously considering the usc of
Texas oil for locomotive fuel. while
n few ronds now have some oil.burn.
ing locomotives in service.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
Ills Heart Nns Weak.

W. Jrgoliil2, whose home was scy.
crnl miles south of Valley Park ~,
Louis county, attempted to walk
home during the blizzard. and died
from heart failure on the road.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
She wants 10 Go On I'll. stage.

Says n New York dispatch; james
f. Roberts, u prominent ~. Lnuis
lawyer, came to New York to search
for his wife, who, against his wishes.
had left home und chosen II stage
career.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
Every Not Naccinatrd.

a panic was created in one Of thc
81. Louis courts, when II was dis.
covered that one of u jury In Grim
innl case. had been taken To qunran.
tine with case Of yariola. Judge.
jury and all the cou.S attaches were
NnccinnicH
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

ON the l5;h announcement was
made that pu,tmnstcr.t,rnrral smith
had trndr ed his resignation and that
ii had been accepted. Henry {.
Payne. Republican nationnl committee
man from Wisconsin. was offered thr
position AID accepted.
Andrew Carnegie has offered SlO,Ojn
for public library nj Canyon City,
Col, and the library association has
accepted ia" conditions imposed.
I'm the 18th Representative Wood.
If California. introduced u hill in the
house to establish department oi
mines and mining.
On the 18th the Incorporation Of
the Worlds Union uf Christian En-
dcavur under the laws of Massachu-
scttS was announced a. the quarter.
ly meeting of the board Of trustees
of the lnitrd society. in lIus,un. In.
der the incorporation. Rev Francis T.
Clark, ID. D.. was chosen president: j,
Willis lIncr secretary, and William
shaw treasurer.
On the 18th the hill to provide rev
cnrue temporarily for the Philippine
Islands passed the house by vote Of
IG3 iu i2S. Five republicans Mrssrs
Mccall, NJ Massachusetts: Littlcficld,
of Maine: Ilcntwolc. Eddy and Stcy.
ems, nf Minnesota. voted with the
democrats against the bill. and three
democrats, Mcssrs. Robertson. Dayry
and l.roussnrd. of Louisiana. voted
with the republicans for IL.
On the 18th President Caroline llnz.
znrd of Wellesley college announced
that John ID. Ruckcfcllcr had offered
that institution $lG0,OO0 for u dormi
tory and n central heating plant, pro-
yiacd an equal amount he added ''
the college endowment fund from
other sources before commencement
day. 1902.
On the 18th the United States bat
tlcship kcarsargr arrived AT Havana
Rcar-Admiral +. j. lligginson and hi'
stan called on Goy.-Grn. Wood, VIII,
returned the visi, later.
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26

The ST, Louis house of delegates
passed resolution giving the Trans.
II Co. 10 days in whicl - furnish
adequate transportation facilities
The Taney County republican., 1901-12-26
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

Appalachian region.
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o. r. & l.. Co.
TIME TABLE.
From and after January !, 1899.
TRAINS

G. SMITH, Gent Pass, & Ticket Agt.
!. p. DENISON, Superintendent
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