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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
CONDEMN THE LYNcH1NG.
Citizen. of Terre Hnutc, Ind, Indis-
nant Over tho Mob's Action.

.Citizcns of Terre Hnutc, Ind, Indi.-
nant Over tho Mob's Action.
Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. ~ frhere is
great Indignation here overSthe han ging
and burning Of George Ward the negro
murderer. and the judge OF the circuit
court has promised % take prompt
steps to ascertain the Identity of the
.yynckers The grand jury will Emeet8in
a few days and under Instructions from
the court the lynching Will he MADE the
first order Of business. 'I'he citizens
generally daplore the tragedy, particu-
larly the savagery exhibited by the
crowd in burning and mutilatinS the
dead body of the prisoner. The funeral
of Miss Frankelstein. the victim. was
held this morning aud the rabbi who
conducted the services strongly CON
demned the conduct of the mob.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
CAPTURE OF RoERs.
sen. french Hounds Up 800 OF tie

Gen. French Rounds Up 800 of the
Enemy.
I.lrsiar Feb. Kitchener, tele-
giaahing from Middleburg. says
The following additional captures
a'e reported ny French up 10 the 25th:
THREE hundred Boers surrendered. with
-poandsr Srnpp, howitzer, Maxim.
a9,nise rounds Of ammunition I53 rifles. a
ldise number of horses oxen, sheep,
wsisoiss. carts and Beers The casual-
ties y re fatr killed and five wountled.,
IonGpn. Feb a7 The war office Sc
'se'sf ne double anniversary cl the
battle q Mdjn;a Bill nnd Gen Cr9nje's
SURRENDER s publish Gen. Keiley-K ken
.fsys disDatch 10 Lord Roberts dealing
with the events Immediately preceding
ths- surrender q Paardeburg The dis
paicii contains no nsws. but it threat
tIls g re-olsen the discussion regarding
.tlle respensi ihil!iy for the attack on the
Beetll Tines az Paarlebure, which proved
50 eestlN 70 the British only las even
ing IN The house pf commons Mr.. Brod-
rick he war secretary said that Gen.
keilsy- Kenny WAS In command Pre-
sumabiy he vas. altho his dispatch con-
eluies as follows
Lord Kitchener. he chief Of STAFF.
WAS present all the time. In accordance
With TIE inssruc tiens conveyed to me in
your note Of February {. i RECOGNIZED
his suggestions as conveying q, me
Your lordship's orders and acted there
an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
HIS last STATEMENT
Consul wildman Was interviewed
at Honolulu Just Before
His Death.
Expressed Opinion That the
Philippine War Was About
At an End.
Thought China Would Be Divided
Into Five Kinsdoms..0ther
News.

San Francisco. Feb. 27. The last
statement made for publication by Con-
sui General Iaounseville Wiidman. who.
lost his life in the wreck of the steamer
/ Rio de Janeiro, was printed in the Hon-
lolulu Republican Feb. IA. The Repub-
lican says:
Mr.. Wildman is returning to the
States just to see how things are look
ing after four years of absence as he
Iexpressed it. When asked concerning
the situation in the Philippines Wild
man said Before answering that ques-
ftion, let me say these words in a pre-
fatory way: The present administration
has acted most wisely in handling this
matter. The Philippine question is
practically at an end If our forces can
keep the insurgents under control dur
Ting the rainy sason. and believe they
cai the matter VIII solve itsAif The
insurgents are being cut off from all
eexteinal communication They long ago
Mere prevented from receiving anything
IN the WAY Of firearms. They have
scarcely any powder and, in order to
carry on heir3warfare fill their shells
with the heads Of matches The force
generated by the detonation of this r.a-
lteriai Is of sufficient force to drive a ball
thru an inch plank.
Aguinnldo. I believe is dead There
is considerable dispute on this but from
indications am inclined to believe ne
Is no more. Gen. Sandip chief of Agui-
naldo's staff. is trading in Agulnaldo's
name and is in . very unhappy plight
lt Vas he who issued a proclamation 10
the Insurgents to kill ali foreign women
and children. We have the proclanla-
ton in his own handwriting. He is
making threats over Aguinudo's name.
seeking for pence. and at the same time
declaring II terms advantageous to the
rcbels by th 9 foreign protectorate are
not made the war will be renewed with
much more severity.
TO prophesy the future of China.
Wlldmen said, is most difficult thing
to do, but may safely hazard this:
China viii be divided into five differen,
Kingdoms China originally was five
distinct divisions and to those ii will
again revert. There ia absolutely no
sympathy between the northern and
southern portions In the north a eau
Ecas'ian' 3 life is never safe: in the south
he may travel anywhere with impuni-
ty,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
CHARGED WITH ExroRr1or
Mon Held in New York on Charge q
n Saloonk eeper.

HSNIO0hK ccpeT.
New York, Feb. --Etienne Boyer. a
former detective sergeant: Louis Lee
vene, a lawyer; Julia Boyer and Louis
Gampel. were held in $500 bail eacf, by
Magistrate Hogan yesterday on the
charges of extortIon. The arrests were
the result of a complaint made ia
Magistrate Hogan by Edward III. AL
cott. saloon keeper.
The police allege that Etlenne Bower
and Louis Levene were at the head OF
what was known as the New York
Anti Vice Society" Julius Boyer is the
son Of Eltenne and is charged with be-
Ing implicated with his father in de-
manding extcrtion money, and Gampel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
no Clean out Capetown.

Cape Town. Feb. 27.--In consequence
of the gravity Of the bubonic plague sit-
uatlon the government has taken over
from corporation control everything
connected Herewith. is engaging Z
large corps for thorough cieans.ng OF
the city. burning of undesirable houses
and destruction Of rats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
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To Aid starving Indians.

Phoenix. Ariz., Feb. An appeal
has been sent To the department. II the
interior AT Washington for aid for the
suffering Al,nig Indians in northeastern
Arizona and northwestern New Mexico,
where there is much suffering from a
lack Of food and clothing. Rations at
the agency are totally Inadequate and
the whites have been contributing sup
plies. So widespread is the troubl- that
the government is the only source os
siI hsf q \. 1 inl- ., "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
Triend OF lincoln Dead.

Chicago, Feb. GA message from
H.. announces the death.
there today Of j e. Morrison. aged rs.
he Was a Personal friend of Lincoln.
and one OF the pioneers in the ranks OF
the republican party. and a delegate to
the national convention which nominate
ed Lincoln for president. He served a
of terms in the Illinois legisla-
ture and was one of the oldest lawyers
In tho at ado
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
Gnrdncr Convic,cd.

Fremont. Neb.. Feb. 81 At 1oclock
this morning the jury in the ease Of Ed
ward Gardiner. charged with being an
accomplice in the murder of Herman
zahn early in December returned a
verde Of murder inthe first degree and
fxed the penalty at life Imprisonment
One Of GARDENERS companions. William
Rhea. was on December II. sentenced to
death for completely inthe murder and
another. Frank Darrel. Will be tried
next week8on the same charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
Punishment for Kidnapping.

Harrisburg, Pa. Feb o. Among the
bills introduced in the senate today was
one prepared BY Judge Thayer. OF Phil
adelphia, making the crime of kiinap-
ping and abduction for the purpose Of
extorting money felony and fixing the
penalty like that OF murder in the first
degree. The passage of the bill will be
ssxncdited
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
Attempted Rank ROBBERY

Youngstown, o., Feb. 81 Four.
masked men tried to rob the Farmers
National Rank at Garfield early this
morning. The explosions in attempting
to open the safe aroused the c.sizens.
The wculd-be robbers sought safsty in
flight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
OPERATORS REFUSE DEMANDS.
Iowa Miners Run of Mine scale is
rsnf.r,

0ttumwa. Feb. 2l The mine operat-
ors toeay refused the demands OF the
minors for run-of-mine scale. and the
matter has been referred to the miners
FOR further Instructions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
THE PORTE HASN'T PAID.
Cramps Repudiato Contract viii
Turkey for (.rutAor

corlssantinople, Feb. Pit is stated
that the porte, not having paid the In
stallments due on the cruiser for which
a contract VAS signed recently with the
Cramps Shipbnilding Company at phil
adelphia. the latter considers the con-
tract void ard repudiatcs all RESPONSE
bility in the matter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
Bubonic plague at Cnpetown.

Cape Town, Feb. 27.Seven fresh
cases Of bubonic plague were reported
yesterday Two of the victims are
Europeans ln the majority OF cases the
spread Of the disease Is traccable to
rats and conoealment by colored people
of its existence among them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
Murder md Snicide

Savannah, Ca, Feb. 2T-Dr. William
F. Aiken. the eye and ear specialist, to-
day killed himself and wife with a re-
volver. II Is said Aiken has not been
strong mentally for some time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
! Bank err raimer Arrested

Chicago. Feb 27-Edmund Palmer.
whose banks in Des PLANES and Ash
icy M and Ellettsville, 1nd have been
Closed With total liabilities estimated at
sSo,on0 was arrested at his heme in pes
PLANES today. Palmer is wanted by the
authoritics at Ashley. Palmer said to-
cay MS inability to realize on his securi-
ties IN liquid air projects was the cause
OF the closing Of his banks. hut asserted
Y allowed TO carry out his plans he
would be able % pay his creditors dol
lar for dollar. The majority of the
claims against Palmers banks were
held by small depositors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
stecl Prices rutup.

Pittsburg Feb. 27.-Annonncement
was made today that the American
Sheet Steel Company had advanced all
gauges OF sheet to 81 per ton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
senrchin. for Diamondyille yic,,n.

kemmerer Ws-o.. Feb 81 The work
OF recovering the bodies OF miners who
persisted in the Diamondvil.e mine Mon
day was ensrgetically prosecuted all.
last night and this morning UP Is 10
O'Clock, when fire damp began pouring
out from the sixth and seventh levels.
compelling The men to abandon the
work. It WI! be several hours before
the search for the bodies can be re-
sumed. Eight bodies have been recov-
arad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
FIRE AT COLLEGE SPRINGS
Church, Pnrsonnse and Fine Busi-
ness Houses Burned.

Special to Times Republican.
Clarinda, Feb. p. Fire at College
Springs last nisht destroyed the Metho-
'ist church. parsonage and five business
houses. The particulars are not obtain
able 1T this hour
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
THE HOUSE.


the scene of sensational incident late
yesterday afternoon which threw that
body into violent state of excitement
For an hour the storm ragged, ending
abruptly when an adjournment was
taken upon motion OF Mr.. Payne, the
floor leader of the majority. Mr..
Lentz. an Ohio democrat. who has Gre
ated many sensations during his serv-
ice In the house. stirred the democrats
TO fever pitch by rising TO d question
Of privilege and alleging that a speech
he had turned over to- the public printer.
under general leave to print, had been
withheld from the Record. and had been
turned over to Gen. Grosvenor. OF Ohio.
by the speaker.
The nature of the speech was not de-
:, eloped during the events that followed
hut II was learned that it was an attack
upon Senator Hanna and the methods
hy which he WAS elected to the senate
The speaker explained that IL had been
represented 10 him that the speech yio-
lated the privileges of the house and he
had directed that II would be withheld
Until he could look 1t over. Pressure of
business had prevented him doing so.
however. and only twenty minutes be-
fore. he said, he had directed that the
speech go into the Record. believing
that II 1t contained anything offensive
icould be stricken out OF the Record by
the house later.
intense excitement followed Several
points OF order were made by the repiib-.
llcans, but the speaker declined To side
track the matter In thlt way, holding.
however, that to proceed an appropria-
tion OF some kind must BIZ before the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27

is barber Who, 1t is said, was used as
a go-bctween.
The specific complaint Of Saloon
keeper Alcott was that The men had ex-
torted 800 from him by threatening to
have his license revoked on the ground
that he kept disorderly place.
In the district attorneys office 1t was
said that many other saloon Keepers be-
sides Alcott had undoubtedly been vic
tiynizad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
T.-R. BULLETIN.
news OF TODAY.
Tho weather.

Tho Weather.
Iowa illinois Fair tonight and
Thursday warmer.
South Dakota-Eair tonight and
THURSDAY warmer in the east and cen-
sral tonight, colder in the west Thurs
day.
PAGE ONE.
MEMS:
Wildnan's Last Interview
Revenue Reduction Agreement.
Proceedings in Congress Today
French Captures 800 Beers
Execution of Chinese Boxers.
Iowa Political Gossip
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS
Sampson Scored in Congress.
c'ubans in Defiant Mood.
News OF the Day.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS
Prisoner Burned in Jall.
The Des Mennes & Iowa Falls Road.
On Iowa Roycrofters.
News of the State.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
.EDIrORIAI.:
Punisning Negro outragers.
cnrbing the Cubans
Nebra ska s. Senatorial Struggle.
Topics and Towa Opinion.
Niews of English Life.
Iowa Items and News.
pages SIN AND SEVEN.
CITY MEMS:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
A PAVING SGANl|
The Alleged Irregularities 10
Become the Subject Of In.
vestisation.
Lincoln Will Succeed George
Delavan as Fish and Game
Commissioner.
Judge Robinson and Architect
Visit Cherokee TO Consider
Hospital Park.
Times Republican

Special 10 Times Republiean3
1,a ,,s,. ,s
8 = = Z : ~ ''''s
iroi'' Mlhheapols are IN oes Moines
this Week stirring up matters whieh
will develop a first sIass sc,naa, IL,
~ 80 i-iss ssa
l'ss Moines ilrms furnished nearly Z.
100000 brick for street paving in IJinne-
apolis The b1,si,,ess has h.enl s,,,s.,,l
(; H.. n.
5 s. ~ g 8 suil''is''is
rate. Recently t'1e asphalt coiibire has
been making strenuous efforts to break
into Des NIones . nd ,-af q s.,ot i, Z, !, 1
.,,
- s''e '.'',h i'i'ius'fs, sp''s
liius rs N'la poor success ipl TIE
asrhall buslnsss is being savagely att
tackled by the people Interested in the
highly profitable brick business III Des
Moires.
Aldermen pa,yers ond cro,.s
i, ~, ,,,,;s. Il. *, ,,,',,s,
- - = : : ~ 49,. 81 =
s'e Wy ~ Mh'cs' eiis DIE Drlek con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-27
AGR[EON REVENUE Bill
House and Senate conierees
Have the Revenue Measure
Practically Complete.
Tax on Insurance Policies Re.
pealed-- Other Items in Con.
troversy Settled.
Present Understanding Thought
To Be Final. Proce edings
Of Congress.

Washington. Feb 27.-The republican
confcrecs on the revenue reduction bill
have reached an agreement on many OF
the items in controversy. in addition to
those on beer, tobacco, bank checks and
medicines, heretofore given. The house
provision repeating the tax on insur-
ance policies, life and fire. are retained.
The senate provision regarding convey
ances OF real estate. etc. are preferred
owe. those Of the house, which made a
complete repeal of all taxes on convey
ances.
The senate provision exempts convey
ancss under s2.5o0yand imposes a tax OF
. cents for each $500 over $500 The
numerous special taxes on tneaters, cir
cuses and exhibitions are taken off, as
provided by the house. Besides the
compromise of $50 cents on tobacco the
cigarets come in for much discussion.
But owing to some question as to the
rights of the conferees over this item.
the rate on cigars probably Will remain
at SO per thousand. The understanding
thus far reached is looked upon as like
ly to be final. altho the confereas them
selves say that no forma, agreement
has yet been arrived at and ii Will mot
be until the democratic confereers are
cslled in that final agreement can be-
made. In the meantime the republican
members are continuing their meetings
ON the varicus items Still open. With a
prospect that the complete adjustment
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19
FROM DRYDEN.

Correspondence ...
nunls h.. Sept. ll-k... a.. D. ~u.
art, o. Pennington uap. spent Friday 700
tais pIsre.
ur Cara. uho ua- reported being s.cs
lasi ueek. boss been moved fo hls Homt
and i- stiH Improving
Mts Flora Saelaourne. OF NaLNa..
Has visiting her sister Mr-. R So orr.
Dose week
N. S. Young. oaa BIAS Leaa attending
tae Business School at Bristol. returned
home Sunday
NJ. 81. Reason OF Oinetr. WAS doing
business with Esquire Barker. Saturday.
JP. Hemdou lc0 Monday might Cor
Knoxville, 90 iuy DIS iar stock of goods
Bradley Parsons made business :
t7lp to Occonita Saturday. returning
Nouiay.
Misses lizzie Richmond aud Daisy Iegg
two charming Fouag ladies. we're uo from
Pennington Gap saturday.
Me-srs. A. aud D. $ Cox bad a mule
and horse killed 10y The passenger train
sunday morning
Miss Allie Wassom. who ha. been sis-
itiug her aunt. Mrs X. Shuaehareer. LETT
tor Bristol Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Larkiu Henderson re-
turned from White Shoals where they
aave been spending a few dsr- With their
Daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Litiou
You kSav
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19
NEW GOODS.

During this week our new stock which
was purchased recently in the City will be
coming in 1t viii pay any one to visit our
store and see all these new novelties before
buying. Much pains have been taken in
selecting these goods and never before have
we been able to get such nice selection and
newer. prittier styles. These new waist goods
are only in patterns and by selecting them
early YOU can have choice. The markets are
now short on these goods and we can't
promise you we will have them again this
season. Our new ready hats for
Fall have come in and are ready for sale.
Due notice Will be given of our Fall
Opening. Respectfully,
j. M. WILLIS g. co. :.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19
BASE BAIL.

Dryden 8. Big Stone Cap 8.
The Dryden base bali team cane
20 las, Saturday add creased bats
with TIE team At this place
The gone was Interesting. aud
Notwithstanding the wet ground, some
good playing was lone on each side.
The features Of the game was the
pitching Of Bailey and batting Of
liefndou for the Dryden team.
following is the line up Of the two
teams.
Dryden-Bailey, P: Flsnsry. Brad
Icy, e. Flausiy Millard, ID. Cecil.
sam. %. Slemp. Jno.. 81: Gilmer.
s.. Cecil Joo ~ Hcrndon. Ct; jesse.
rl
Big Stone Gar-Mullins. p: Good
Joe, c' slemp. VIM. 10. Taylor. Gee.
~. Tsylor. a. So Collmaa. SIS.
Willis. 7. Went. CT: Taylor. Guy.
d.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19
FROM BEN HUR.

aarf--rerdenee q The Biz Stone Gap posr.
BaS Hrn, Va, Sept l6--Dsummer
Breton transacted business 10 oar city on
Friday.
Capt e. = Dcut had very vaiaahie
mule injured by runaway car teu DAYS
ago.
j. " Cure, travelling auditor 81 the
Virginia Icon, Coal and Coke company,
passed through Truro Friday.
Mrs. Riley Pennington's young son is
sick With fever.
Miss Sue and Charles Dent we're among
J0nesville's recent visitors
Quite number OF Ben Hur children are
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19

From Big Stone Gap to Bristol
Saturday. Sent. 2fst.

The Big Stone Gap ball teani vii
20 % Bristol GA next SATURDAY. The
2lst inst. 80 play the last gasae 81
the season with The Br,stcl nine. The
club has made arrangements with the
Virginia and Southwestern Railroad
10 run = special ,fsis for the occasion.
the train 10 leave here at 5 A. m. and
returning viii leave Bristol 1870 p.
m. and $500 pays TO- the round tip.
\ large erowi will take advantage
Of the low rate aud win 70 with TIE
boys to the border city Tickets cau
be procured from either Cspt Neory
Taylor o. II. c. Barr.
Il has been suggested that the
youngsters who delight ia carrying
guns had better leave them st home
on this occasion. a. the police viii be-
on she lookout FOR them and to be
caught in Tennessee with concealed
weapon is by no means light saeuse
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19
/, Biz Stone Cap Post.
-srRsDAY. SEPT 10. 1901
LOCAL ITEMS.


'l Soda at the Drug store
aa open tais week.
n.,. .r Nortor snopt
- r,s. wool
.-,..,,f f,,obt.r Afi.
...f,,.t ve.t fram n vi.it
.~ r,ste-r VIRGINIA
d. unnu. 90 Oinger was
...- i... weet
'. Ne.'et. '. b. '''
'Ne n'NN '' 'A'-
clothing cleaned and press
.a ladies. WOODEN skirts. by
.r.r- r.i.- tbe p.st.a,,
7ar
. Friavat Nuucya
.t... s.t.
H h0'Fo. otooeea f,at
visiting relative, in tho Gap.
At Dryden
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-09-19

49, o..-ydon, Harris, n. c., Gays. y
~. ~ years for asthma, but
\, -. u one Minute Cough Cure
y ~. good than any thing else
i So Tine. Best Cough care."
ana Iaylor. 30
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The Jefferson City Tribune says
an the last House of Representa-,
tives there were lightweight Demo,
Gratis, fifty-one Republicans and one
Populist, in all 40. The next House
willconsist of l42 representatives, rs
the re-apportionment act allows one
additional representative to st.
Louis city will elect sixteen repre-
sentatives, Buchanan county four,
Greene county two, Jackson county
six, Jasper county three, st, Louis
county two, and each OF the other
counties one. >