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New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
RAILROADS.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Phe time & from ne.brs.ss. ana
sGssF.iasa. sssssi. is s.s min sss. @ ,%ssf ssss s
sfaticn. except where otherwise noted.
Cars New Yo 10 P5u epnx so 'cs Car spmss Pssp1s pa1s
q chicaso; No coaches TO Pittsburs-
oss n n EsT 7NRsRsHz aPa GsGiaaa Com
sss eissf esasns fs ssa fa
M sfS5. cfcaao 5 ASp sa'i' sr LOUIS EMPRESS
Sic.T ESE ToiesP g L0gsvts via cineinnat IndanaRO
s : LoI Iou1s s'3;Sf RfREsFor p,r,surs Ind
Ass1s %EsTERS + E%PRESsFoT ESf alnls Chicago For
fa:'Ps safsiely PRES .sa, and
For KNOXVILLE daily via Shsnandoah valley
s 49, 2 " I,y5I sI R S5SSATS n, sS &
el'n@V wasHISGToNs AS HhS"5lT,oss AND THE SOUTH.
19 :sbro.s9 go n s65 Sp It5Ss lSss aRs ea 3 M s. & 70
sESaiaaa Bn c h AS al ln5 PG59 % and Pms G @ r. @ o as5
Sunday. %. s55. 1O55 Dining II IS g IS
pininE E0e ea Al ass 5t3f tans s1s Carr
SOUTHERN D 3 RAHwAY.-Express. a25 425 IL 10
ATLANTIG 4, M COAST LINE--ExDresz. sSa and as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RALwAY-''Florida and Met
9dS rGRSitsn tam, Limited 1255 daily Express. i2io
NoEF9LK o5d 9. SND WESTERN RAILwAr-For Memphi.
cI5EsAPE3AKE 953KE & ONO RAILwaY-s5s a. n, and As5
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-Jss =.
ATLANTIC cTTya ana a9s 2 m daily, <.
ThToqgh xestIbuled Trains BuTss Palior Car. and
APE MAf--f255 p. m. weekdays.
West Twenty third Street stafion1 SIS a. m. Tao
- %. = 10 and 455 sundays. 8 25 a a s.
m ufCIn Desbrosses and Cortlandt 400
m 1250, 2.3O 40 42O and SO D m Suntays
945 a m m - ~ - - @-'
g n ~, FOR PHfLADELPHIA.
and Cortlaldt Streets. 500. Is. I5S.
9 - 20 80 IS Penna. Lmitec 1910 Oesb=ossss
u OsItandt Streets To- % Dining Carr Dining
Sar} n55 a 1876. 2 10 CDesbrosses and Cortianit
IrEseS 22C, 255. .25. ass. 425. AS dining Carl.
q 20 'Dlhins Car, 555 Dining Carr S25 SIS
- m ITO night. Sundays e.tO coachesl
- n{ho 20 80 (Ltnlitedl. 955. 1O55 Dining
NJ i1AS 155 Dining Carl. s25 ass 425 Dining
u 30 tDinng Carr 555 Dining Carr. 1855 SIS.
o9O. 920 p 70 night ~ - -
9Ilces Nos 461 l19S 1884 III
- I'm Avenue (belOw 23d St); AstOr House West
Neuty-th!rd street Station. and stations
Susses ana Cortandt Streets:
9.IeSL Ss broadway and Pennsyivania Annex Station.
tookyn; St3ton- Jersey City The New York Transfer
d onpa9y VIII call for and check baggage
ana residences through destination
road Cab Service - -
J. b HUTCHINSON ? w0oD
General Manager General Pass Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
NAVAL STORES.

me market for spirits ruled rather quiet but about
'iF al unchanged prices Rosn, and pitch all
IAR-Reguars 81 10; do oil bbls So 90
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 35 y dS6c
ttSJSlN-CoTnmon to good
e. r. 81 90 g. 81 70; 81 SO; 50; X, 50 40; NJ 81 G5d
- '9 n S"i w g. 81 %. and w W So 30.
STOCK ON HAND.
C-t-
tIl's iurpehtne. 617 bbls
orleans, June 3-Receipts: Rosin, 345 bbls
ports TO Belfast Rosin. hbis
wilmington June 3-Spirits turpentne nothing doing:
receipts - bols Rosin firm. sa$ O5 receipts
ruqe Iurpenlne steady 81 10 and So 10. receipts
bhIs Tar firm 81 30; receipts 10 hbls.
Charleston. June S-Turpentne quiet SC Rosn
firm, unchanged ' ~ -'
London, June 3.-Turpentine- Spirits 27s
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June s.-closing: wheat-spot steady, No
Western winter rs had. No l Northern spring.
es Id; No california Is lad; futures quiet July.
steady As American mixed old quiet IS :94d;
quiet July IS 1%sd September IS 11a6; Octo
ber nominal Peas-Canadian steady. 5s Sd. Hops al
London CPaclhc Coast steady f4Gs.i los FIour-st.
mess. s2s Sd Pork easy; prime mess Western, Cos 81
prime terces. AIS Cd American refined
rails ais ID, Bacon firm Cumberland IS 30 10.
rib. 16 - n. i5s Sd.
light 2S n, as ai; clear nniddles heavy.
clear bellies. II rs NJ Ais Cd Shoulders-Square II
steady. 36s Sd Butter dull.
SIS. good United states. SIS Cheese-Anerican finest
ubfra dull colored quiet.
lov-Priue Australian in London
Cottonseed oiI-Efuu refned-SpOt steady Turpen-
tJne 27s Cd. R0sin-Comnon As
Petroleun-Rened steady. s7sd Lnseed oil firm 34s Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

p Buffalo do 81 So 12o Buffalo yearlings 81 n.
IS 80; 90 sheep I16 n. 81 90; 2ly Kentucky
sheep and yearlings. 80 fo at 81 -.
s Judd CO.. $50 Buffalo yearllngs SIS n. IS 25: 80
do ~ 10 IS Is 126 Ohio sheep. "a 70 at s4 25; 40
B9nslo DO 112 n. AT "a; state do se n a. - so -
Sanders sheep. % rb at 81 DO l3o 70, az
81 y do. n n So 50 do III ~ al - 90 spring
lambs. at 81 each; DO. at 81 80 each
HOGS. Receipts for two days were ~ cars or e'SSo
head including for the market Firm for
i've hogs car OF Western hogs sold at 80 per lS 10
state hogs az 90 S6 So Country dressed almost nominal
sales: Judd & CO. III Western hogs 100 10 aVsrage
at 60 Fer 100 10; State do 1S7 10 at 50 20 DO & 10
at aIe saturday "a Western hogs is 10 al 20 uo
ID n ttol1s - State hogs. 2l+ n az So 70; rousns
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

spct cotton quiet with quotations unchanged on
ps of Sac middling upland and Sac for middilng
ssiss p $40 Southern spot markets were tee-
spso follows: NewOrleans quiet and unchanged az
- NOZZLE, quiet unchanged at 1+sc; Savannah.
..siiass. Charleston nrn unchsnged Tizc; VII
.he,on firm 7&e: Norfolk. steady and
arranged. 7sc; Baltimore nominal. unchanged, AT
Angnsta duh and unchanged at Sc 81 Louis quiet
s"r unchanged 7I1-l6c.
receipts ports interior points to-day.
'~ee with the DAY ar and last
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June S.-CTosing: Spot-Lmited de-
mand prices l-S2d higher: American miGiling fair.
10 i6d: good mdcng +%sd middling 1 u 3=d, low
niddling 3-l6d, good ordinary 2 5-i6d: ordinary.
Il-I63. The sales Of the day 5Uel bales. of
speculation ard and included
1900 American Receipts last report $4,000 bales
closed steady; American mGdiug c. June, 1916
sellers: July 10 Cad sellers; July and
964d sellers, August and september II +i sellers;
September. 146fd sellers; Ocsober 6-i64d sell
ers October November l-6id sellers; November
ana December sellers: December January.
81 Cid sellers January and February. 59-6id buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
NEW YORK CENTRAL.


el2 A " and ass p " Daily except Sunday TO
flttsteld: sundays only at 920 A. NJ
Pullman cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Piutseh Light
Ticket Offices al lis. 261 f216 Broadway q
Union So W, eT5 Columbus Ave 133 West 125th St
125th St and f3stn St Stations York S3s and T2s
Fulton 81 and lO+ Broadway; z D. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 2Sth Street. TO
Service Baggage checked from hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company -
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H DANIELS
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June s,-Flour steady; Whea-Spring closed
s4&c new. carloads. s5lec- Winter-No offerings
asking prices at country points are No red 'Sc ana
No white 7sc track. Buffalo. Corn fairly steady
yellow, 467646A.c; No do +6l. 4eiac; No corn
46c. No 452c. through billed Oats steady; No
white 32@4c; No do 32c; No mixed 3o4tc; No . 90,
through billed. BarIey-Few small lots sold Western
quoted 57GI61c Rye-No I, in store, 5ssc
asked Cana freights steady; wheat. sac. corn, 2sc
oats. 2lsc; rye. 21sc to New-York.
Chicago. 3.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
SOUTHERN COTroH MARKETS

Galveston. June 3-Cotton steady; midd!ng 10 16c;
low midd.ing, 731dc good ordinary. 1i6: receipts
2036 bales the Continent 2SSS stock 50 2S
Baltimore June 3-Cotton nominal; middltng, Slsc;
low mdding. II lee good ordinary, 1l6c; grOss
Cepts 2S9 bales; stock, 1921.
savannah. June S--Cotton-Holiday- Receipts. l54t
bales exports Continent. S647: stock. 40 525
Orleans S-CoJton quiet middling TS4c: low
middling, good ordinary. Lice receipts. 3S37
bales Great Britain. 1000 bales; cOsstwise
l.ISS: sales, 2.ONO: stock, 13> 612
Memphis. June SCotton steady; middlimg. Tssc; low
6Tsc: good ordinary 1l6c; receipts -
1876.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

stVITOSCotton speculation has IN weeks been so
| as That Of to-day. Business from any quarter was Of
hahd-fo mouth small that The talent
- out recently purchased cotton around the opening and
s prices several points; then turned for cover ana
seltd the market almost Saturdays closing. There
- ttle nothing the way OF investment support
ea me South inclined sell than buy. The
,Pen.hg was quiet. with prices ! point higher TO
loNer this being IN strong contrast Win the cable
0p ana weather news Liverpool after its three Gays
- alJeurnment. advanced sharply to-day on general
movement prompted by the condition
snec by the Friday and by the continued
throughout the belt OF the Mississippi RIVER
government chart reflected further general rains in
central and Eastern belt Sunday, and the fore
- promised rains for Northern Texas and the entire
shy east OF that region tonight and tomorrow The
- reports received noted 'spOty conditions. poor
little cultivation and need for replanting AT noon
- market weak and irregular. with July having
Gown 10 77sc. August 10 72sc ana october 70 fOlc
-1e1t room covering and Wall Street buying OF
f2si rtirened the several points But al best
-iiness slim mainly in the OF settlements
reports from spinning and dull trade accounts
IN Manchester. with heavy port receipts. were the
selgrs which bears based their belief in
80 market The close quiet and steady. with
'.-es net 20 points lower.
Tbs contract prices local market today
Sss a. follows
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector
Through Point Pleasant 1000 a. 100 8 As, 4So
p m sundays. 1000 a. m. Leo 500 ?. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
'.4So 80 Ts.0O. 5000. 1000 sII3O a n II CO.
y so IS 90 g 40 44OO 'S4OG "a So SEQ 200 u aO
$500 Q m, "12 Is mdr-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
'.4.S0 fS.G0 -l000. I'll 80 m I1OO. -1.30 IS 40
800. sT.O0 2 m. ~12 u mdt-
Onices: Liberty Ferry. Ferry. 11s. PSI 434
1900 1854 Broa5way; 1S2 5th Ave, TS7 6Jh Ave .
Union So. West 15S East 125th ST. 273 125th St
Columbus New YorS; Court St. S44. $50
ton ST. Brooklyn; 9S Broadway Williamsburg. New York
calls for and checks baggage destination
'F Liberty ST only. 'Daily 1Daily, except Sun
day Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

Cash quotations were follows; Flour quiet No 2
G4+1.c 80 yellow. 4t]sq qai<e; - oats 2s9.e; No
White 2s qsosG: No white 2a. aSSe EoSa eeaIs
seed. 81 II; No Northwestern 81 q; prime timothy
s5 fd $ = & "a fSys % a9 s2n'eg' peT @ @ s G @ s RoN s g
ribs sides oose 81 I5SI 9S dry sasd shoulders S6SSeG
whiskey basis of high wines, 81 q. on the Produce
cries I4s1s&c dsiTies i4a6t cheese steady 99loisc
Eggs loss on cases. lac; lined. nlsc
9 aasa ans sogF Wbss T ad IL n Tsa IS SoF a
steady: No mixed. 4s:sc. oats easier; No 2 mixed
s7sa5'5sc -, SD'S'
Duluth. June s-CIose: whea,-Cash. No hard 7et.e;
sptba 2 MSISh7a IT, $50 Corn No 4c oaSs s&GS5c
Milwaukee June SFIour. SQ1Oc higher Wheat higher;
7sG Rss du No l. 5 S5i Bs4lSy quiet No ;
56c sample 4oa5ic-
Minneapolis June s-Cl2se; wheas-Cash 74+e: July
- 5s+ 05 second pateEts y '9gs3 80 hrSt ~
ST ST. IS g. seconds s. 0'sS- 10 Bran IN bulk " 'OS
Philadelphia. June $wheat frrn &c higher contract
June 4IAQ4sc Oats steady; No . white clipped SAG
SOC Flour quiet and sJesdy winter suPerniG. - & dog
S3QS3 25 straight 50 25aS3 4 Western winter Sea
& 90 Kansas rrrbt in s. 4SsS So do patent in
sacks So 60G$3 10 spring clear SStSS So do stragh
asa Is city mills extra Sc i5as9 IS; do clear, IS ESQ
S. do straight 81 i0G$S no do patent So sogS+ %
fS5~I near6y prints zoe Eers 1rmer fresh nearby
i3ss. Do Western lie do s6uI6wesern 1sc: do south
l2c Cheese firm; New-York fun creams fancy
Flour 1900 Seis and $50 6o5 n in sacks; wheat 1000
W5s S@a corn @ m 5s6 @ bush @ Iss @ o ba 0Sse 5 Sb
81. Louis June S.-Cose wheat-No red cash. T4l4c;
July 7sc; September 7Osc; No hard 53sg74lse Corn
No cash 29c; July 2sc; September 26s.c No white
Toledo June s-whee active and strong; cash. 76ise;
July I7c; September 74$c Corn active and strong cash
t5g July and se?tebeF 43'se oats higher cash e;
Cash So 10; October. 50 80 on unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

s,,spn Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot eotton
xs. tslsf 1000 bales; rpeculstion Ano ssnoTt sse
CAP. 600; receipts. 1co 81 0,o mid
S lpapd. 1884. Fu.ures opened steady, Lad 10
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
y VALLEY,
WEST SHORE Rail ROAD.

Trains leave Franklin Station New-York folIowA
ana 70 min later foot West 42t St. N Rs
10 A. M.-For INTERN points Albany 4 Montreal
tll.2o A. ND Lake Mohonk. Minnex aska Saratoga,
Catskil MountanA
y 90 P. M.-Chicago Express
80 p M--Cont. Ltd. for Detroit. Chicago ST. Loue
is:..9 M-f9 Fer Hudson River Points and AIhany-
,s:go M-Eor Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit 4 ST LaiA
90 10 p. M--FOr Syra-. Rocn-. Mag Fails pet & CHI
Daily. tDaily. Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No l. al l0;45 a. NJ; at 2t5 p NJ Leaves Jerssy
city. r r. X. Sta. No. l. go A M at 51 p "
Time tables a principal hotels Offices. Bassaxs
c ecked hotel residences Westcotrs
c. E. LAMPERT. General Passenger Agent. n Il.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
ilian coffee is as follows

ao-conse market eteady; No Rao. 4s7Oo: exchange.
receipts Y 900 bags cleared for the United States
-.eo stock. 2S7 600
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

Receipts Of breadsurfs points thousands
last three ciphers 900 omitted -four bbs grain bush
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions
"A received at their Uptown once No.
% door north OF 3ist-st-. until Q o. clock
ments received az the following branch q
Office rates until : o'clock .. m. viz: Is
cor. 2Sd-sr-s l52 6tn-ave.. COG l2th-st-:
and 14th-st-: i42 Columbus-ave. near w
West 42d-st-- near 5,h-ave. 90 East IA,
42d-st-. between 9TH and Sth aves.: i5o Ia
Sd-ave-. between 18th and T7th sts-: o.
6lst-ss: 1.7oS lst-sve.. near sprh-sc: Is
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

rs for The Tribuns
.. l.242 Broadway.
K .. m F.. advertise
J omces at regular
2S4 sth-ave-. . O.
): Macy's. shave.
West 66th-sS. 100
Hth-st.: 37 West
East t1th-es-. . I. ass
!. OPS Sd-avs.. near
$50 1remont-Aya:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
CENTRAL +. R. Of new Jersey

From Liberty ST and South
Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21

hat, and In his usual impetuous fashion.
and before any one knew what was go
ing on, bolted thru the doors OF the
white house and soon was steaming
along thru the parks in front of the ex-
utive mansion. The president had passed
the white house gates and was well
along on his way to Capt. Cowles resi-
dence more than half a mile away, be-
fore the astonished officials realized
what had happened.
President Roosevelt is not endowed
with any spirit of bravado, but he feels
that as guards could not save the life of
President Mckinley at Buffalo they can
not do much more here He does not
propose to be imprudent, and Will neg
lect no reasonable precaution.
He believes, however, and has so ex-
pressed himself to his friends, that 999
out of every 1000 American citizens
would defend their president at the risk
OF their own lives, and he is willing to
take his own chances with the odd men.
In fact, President. Roosevelt would be
o formidable antagonist for anybody at
close range. He swings along with al!
the activity of an athlete, and his pow
erful shoulders. with the sturdy poise OF
his neck, show the effect of his long
training among the cowboys of the west.
The president expects to remain with
his brother-in-law on N street two days
more. and then will take up his abode at
the white house on Monday, being fol-
lowed by Mrs. Roosevelt and the chill
dren on Wednesday,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
Masons on Late President.

Richmonod, Va, Sept. 20.-Masons
here recall the initiation of President
Mckinley as member of Hiram lodge
of Masons at Winchester, Va, and COM
ment on the way In whichhe was taken
in. Major Mckinley poined the lodge
May i. 1865. He had been in the valley
campaign with the federal troops and
was greatly struck with the kind way
in which federal officers who were Ma
song treated confederate prisoners who
belonged to the order. This SO impressed
him that he applied for membership
and was received. He and George
Washington We're the only two Virginia
Masons who We're Illegally initiated.
mckinley because he had not been u
resident of the state for year, accord
ing to the regulations of the order. and
Washington, who was was taken into
the lodge at Fredericksburg when he
was 20 years old. q years of age being
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
4 M,klNLEYs GRAND UNCLE.
Put to Death 100 Years Ago for Defend
ing His Native Land.

Syracuse, Sept. 21.-M. +. Cleary, of
Cortland, calls attention to the fact that
lOs years ago this month, in 1898. Will
lam Mckinley. grand-uncle Of William
Mckinley the late president OF the
United States. himself an Irish patriot
of the Presbyterian faith, and defender
of his native land aaginst the tyranny
OF England, was seized by murderous
band and hurried away and put to death
in his own county of Down, Ireland. The
murderers claimed to be acting for the
government and considered Mckinley a
rebel but he was patriot and lover
of his country. He was buried in the
old cemetery of County Down. Mrs.
Cleary's ancestors came from the same
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
! ROOSEVELT yNeuARDED.
President Does Not Think a Guard is
Neceasarv.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 21.-Presl-
dent Roosevelt has no notion of guard
ing himself from the bullet OF an assas-
sin by any extraordinary means. From
the time of his arrival at Buffalo the
president has persistently frowned down
upon the well-meant efforts of the Sc
.cret service and other officials to pro-
vide him with bodyguard day and
night The suggestion Of 1t seemed to
annoy him exceedingly. He has been
guarded persistently, nevertheless. al
tho the detectives were always at a dis
lance. Yesterday he stole a march upon
them, and upon the white house at
taches as we'll. and put in practice his
favorite theory that be is safe in the
hands Of the people in spite of the fate
Of President Mckinley.
Soon after noon yesterday, having fin
ished some temporary work in his office
UP stairs, president Roosevelt seized his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
To Aid 81. Louis EXPO.

Paris, Sept. 2o.-seth Cobb. vice pres
ident of the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition. has arranged with the CONNER
cial- Geographical Society of Paris to
have the question of French representa-
ton at the exposition brought to the no.
tice of the commercial associations and
chambers of commerce turnout France.
This step will secure the largest pub
licity among commercial and industrial
classes and do much to promote sat
isfactory showing on the part of France
at the ST. Louis exposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
coRBETT ON THE STAND.
Former Pusilistic Champion Examined

Former Pugilistic Champion Examinee
in Proceeding for Debt.
New York. Sept. 21.-James ]. Cor
! bett, the former champion heavyweight
pugilist. was summoned before the su
prene court yesterday for examination
on an unpaid Judgment of s52S.4
against him. That Judgment was in ia
vor of the AntiSaloon League, altht
technically in the name of the superin
tendent, John @. a. Henry. 1t consist
ed of costs incurred by the league IL
taking away Corbett's license for thu
saloon he formerly kept at Thirty,
Fourth street and Broadway.
But oh, no. he said. before the ex
animation, Il don't pay this sort o.
graft, nohow; not on your life. Never
/ pay all my debts, but this is rubbing
Lit in sure enough"
H. Clifford Spur, In behalf Of the
league questioned Corbett.
II live at various hotels" the pugilis
said; II travel good deal. have M
present occupation
9. What personal property do yot
own? A. / don't own any outside Of my
clothing.
@. Did you ever own any diamonds:
A. No. never wore any. think they
are vulgar i have had lots of diamonds
given to me. but 1 always turned then
over to my wife. haven't iowned q
watch in six months. lost the last one
Don't know where 1t went. haven't
owned real estate in two years 1 solo
my equity in the last house owned fol
$4,000.
Q. How did you invest that money;
A. didn't invest 1t. / lived a pretty
fast clip. I gambled, played the
races. entertained my friends. What's
1874, 900? That's nothing to me. l have
spent ten times s24 900 in short time
Why. $4,000 don't last me six months
It's mere bagatelle to me.
@. Have you any of that $4,000 left
A. What? You don't think $24, 900 would
last me that long?
@. How much money have you now:
"A. None.
Corbett said his hotel bills are paid
with his wife's money. He added that
appendicitis and supplementary pro-
ceedings were fashionable diseases now
Ccrbett said further:
II got about 1000 bum checks while
was in buslaess. What's the use trying
to collect them? A man who will give
'phon' check will never make good.
The examination was concluded as to
Corhett, but other witnesse will be ex-
+
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
WANT STATE ARSENAL.
The Iowa National Guard Department
Askinu for New Building.

Des Moines. Sept. 2o.-Four years ago
deal was made by which the city of
Des Moines got possession of the old
state arsenal building grounds on the
river front for a city library site, and
the state got plat of ground facing
the state capitol building on East
Eleventh street, 100 by 1872 feet in size.
in return therefor, in addition to about
$40, 900 In cold cash. This deal was emf
nently satisfactory to the military de-
partment of the state, which has long
been dreaming Of modern arsenal
building. ST
Such structure will be asked from
1.-THE incoming state legislature. A maxi
mum cost Of $4,000 is fixed. A two or
three story stone building is desired.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-21
a pavenport Club House.

Davenport, Sept. 21.-The annual
stockholders meeting of the Davenport
Outing Club will be held at the Outing
Club inn on the coming Saturday even-
ing at o'clock. The meeting will be an
important one or account of the numer-
Gus matters of vital interest to the club
that will come up for consideration.
The most important matter that will
come up before the meeting will be the
question OF a new club house. This
question has been considered on several
previous occasions. but never before
were the possibilities for its construction
SO bright as at the present time. Several
OF the prominent members Of the Outing
Club were seen yesterday and they
stated that in their opinion there was no
doubt but that the stockholders would
decide at their next meeting that q
handsome new club house should be
built.
Plans were drawn some time ago for
a new club house, 1t being estimated
that building suitable for the purposes
OF the Outing Club will cost about $l5,-
600. 1t will be one OF the finest club
houses in this vicinity and will be just
such building as this club has needed
for a long time.
Another matter OF interest will be the
election of officers for the ensuing year.