Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-20
4 New York Tribune.

bling establishment they will be dis
missed from the service and turned over
to the civil authorities. Without doubt
the Mexicans will view this movement
with amazement
A New York correspondent, writing
under date of the 18th. says: Carrie
Nation was snubbed by the hotel men
at Atlantic City today when she made
endeavors to secure accommodations for
the day. She came in town this morn
ing and TWO hours We're fruitlessly spent
in trying to get her rooms. The St.
Charles Hotel. which has a buffet, de-
clined to have Carrie turned loose In the
house Haddon Hall said they had
no vacant room, and the clerk broadly
| intimated that Carrie was persona non
| grata The Chalfont Hotel. managed by
Quakers. could not find spare room for
| the Kansas terror. and despairng of Sc
curing quarters in any of the hotels. ar
| fragments were made at a boarding
| house Hints were conveyed to Mrs.
Nation that she would be jailed If she
| attempted using her hatcher While here.
| She carried one in her hands, but made
no effort to do any sensational chopplng.
| The object OF her visit was to deliver a
| lecture on the Auditorium pier. Two
| thousand people assembled during the
afternoon, and more in the evening to
hear her talk In part she said: The
Lord says to destroy the works of the
| devil. That's what did out there with
my little hatchet have been whipped
in the pubic highway by a prostitute
hired to do it. 1t have been thrown in
4 the gutter and knocked down in the gut
ter, but j am still alive and am in a
good state of preservation"
i
Former President Kruger, in an in
terview With Dublin editor, says Brit
ish proclamations and speeches VIII on
ly encourage his people to continue
| fighting, but it is suspected in unbiased
4 circles that Mr.. Kruger is not good
authority on what is Transporting in
South Africa
Il The Boer women have taken the fiert
Il and are riding about gathering VI
horses for the use of the male warriors
Their cause has reached the last stage:
OF fight for life.
The drouth has not seriously affected
the sugar beet crop at Grand Island
Neb.
The Indianapolis News notes that TIL,
present drouth at Longcliffe insane asy
lum compels the hospital authorities t
enter the market for vegetable SUPPLE
. at an estimated expenditure of $4,000
The last legislature was asked to ap
propriate $1,000 for an irrigatng plan
at the hospital, but 1t refused.
Panthers are said to be proving ii
the woods within few miles of Eurek
Springs, Ark.
In review of the bushes situation
the Chicago Tribune says: Develop
E ments in the steel strike during tn
week favored first one side and thel
i the other. The matter has not We
$ reached point where Its end san b
seen. Prices of materials have bee
e advanced, particularly tin plates. whicl
have risen sharply. Production ha
been affected to some extent. but tn
s mills Of the steel corporation are $
/ many in number that the strike woul
1 have to be much more general befor
h they could be tied up completed,
D Thus far little over one-third of tn
! output OF that corporation has been GU
e lon. Companies outside the trust" hav
/. secured a eood deal 81 business on &C