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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15
FOR FIRM HAND IN WAR.
Lord Salisbury Favors Vigorous
Measures to Conquer the Beers.

London, Feb. 15.--In the house Of lords
liate Yesterday afternoon the marquis of
fNVaterford conservative moved the
address in reply 70 the kings speech.
He 10 perhaps tie Youngest member to
whom the honor has eyer been accorded.
Lord Manners seconded the notion
Lord Kimberley. the liberal leader, af-
ter canplimenting the moyer and sec
I4onder II tbs address said the house
needed no further assurances tina; the
king would follow in the steps of his
mother. and proceeded 10 express dis.
| satisfaction With the conduct of the war
lin South Africa. He said the present
lconGitions in South Africa filled him
with apprehension. The government
ishad been living in d fools paradise
4 tsrles's it enabled Cen Kitchener speed
lilly TO terminate the war the situation
lcould easily become more dangerous.
| II the government attempted 10 put
| the whole military system on a more
satisfactory basis. he concluded it
would receive every support from the
liberals
| Lord Salisbury rose leisureiy and add
| ed his congratulations to the mover and
seconder of the address, and proceeded
to refer to the manner in which the
country's loss had been received th,u-
out the world. Continuing, Lord Sails
bury said the country could now hope
confidently that the promise given by
! the king that he would follow in his
mothers steps would be fully and
1 abundantly borne out II so, 1t would
be the greatest triumph for the princ-
pie of monarchy and for the name OF
1 the British union.
Dealing with the war, Lord Salisbury
thought there was nothing unusual in
the length OF the campaign. He referred
Lord Kimberley to the Indian mutiny
and the American war, between which
and the South African campaign, he
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15

Children never cry very loud for it,
but they do like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. Ask B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15
LESS TARIFF
CONGRESSMAN Babcock Comes
Out Squarely For Change in
Dingley Law.
Many Industries Are Now Able
to Compete With the
World.
Protection For the Weaker Ones
Only Favored=-0ther
News.

news.
shington, Feb representative
li;abcock, q Wlscons IA, Who lea ped most
1roia5lently before the public a few
asys ago BY introducing a bill 10 re-.
ssl eertain sections Of the Dinslev tar
law rslaSitis 8 metals and manufae-
tl'l'ss Of iIatals, waii, ON record last
evening n q ;irefgllsi prepared inter
view rs y. ing ii favor Of materially
Changing tha; lstw
Ihs elimination Of conditions he
said makes tias. present law absurd
Asked svhy he introduced this BIZ! ilc-
ferrtsa 10 iiss felliad that he believed ii
gtl ti,sle tliiS great question was re-
So viNs ststioas attention from the IL
lflil'iis q parts. He added that le hArd-
~ that the committee Oh way s
ia means, Which is is a member,
Asoulti t2e stae % take u, his biil for
eiisct1ss ltiIs report I this session III
ssilsisss ssN ing e NJ short remaining
ti:f1e lllgNills,sl g act. but sie lfaped SOME
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15
Two sauaws want one Man.

Denver Col. Feb. 1.-THE Ute In
dams are making great preparations FOR
the marriage Of Manager j. +. Alt
berger, of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, of this city. and pretty
little squaw of Buckskin Charles tribe.
Pablita, one of the most beautiful
maidens of the southern Utes has
heard that Mr.. Altberger contemplates
marrying the daughter of Buckskin
Charlie, and claims that she filed a pre-
emption on Mr.. Altberger's heart year
ago. Unless he renounces his intention
of marrying a. chiefs daughter, Who is
princess by rank, Pablita says She
will use a poisoned arrow.
Chief Charlie wrote Mr.. Altberger a
letter from Ignacio stating that all ar
engagements were completed for the
marriage and that IL he (Altbarger)
does not come and fulfill the engage
ment he will come to Denver with some
of his tribe and compel Mr.. AltDerger
to marry the girl.
Children never cry very loud for it,
but they do like DR. Caldwell's Syrup
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15
VIII Retain TANK Check Tax.

Washington. Feb 10. There 10 strong
sentiment on the part of tho people for
the repeal Of the wai' revenue tHx on
bank checks. In thu bill framed by the
HOUSE the 2-cent stamp tax on bank
chseks Mas repealed, but when that:
measure reached he senate this tax was
again put on. The people who are sub
jected 10 the annoyance Of paying Ibis
tax are strongly urging its repeal. A
prominent senator from the middle West
said:
The people from my section of the
country are making strong demands
for the repeal of the tax on bank checks
q am receiving letters ard telegrams by
the hundreds urging the senate to re-
ceae from ito position and accept az ii
came from the house that portion of the
War revenue repeal act which relates 10
this matter.
~ have been to see the conferees on
the part of the senate, placed the mat
II before than, and urged them to yield
10 the house. i wastold fatty this would
mot be done.
y number of other senators have also
appealed to the senate conferees, but
their efforts have not met with sue
ceSa''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15

Kansas City. Mo.-John Julian was
sentenced To forty years in the peniten-
tiary for robbery He had put ex-Alder-
man Regain in an Ice chest and robbed
his saloon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15

AN interesting PARTISAN Debate
prar;n;tnt,d ~, Mrpn. oe
s
Honl,: d.. n..x.
pA-AS "ss De.aosa dsS ~
Hole by Reading Campaifn
Aessels'
Washington, Feb. 15.-The events in
connection with the sale of the ola New
Work custom house 10 the. National CITY
Ra,,r ,v,;,r i, 49,. So, -, 49,, +,,.
M rs s. =. s.e
su'JvNss y iiiucn comment occupied the
center of the stage during the debate on.
the sundry civil appropriation hill in
~, ,,..,
1919 -
a'e'iiae'i slie az pale. MI McRea, an
Arkansas democrat, raised the issue
with 4 motion 10 strike out tha ammo.
pr5y,tis,n ~ ss712,47 far rant az ,ba o,,ss
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80 :
s''s'sis sni ''@iies. - is'iiiia' "a uiicllea
~ fierce attackz 1ipon fh, manner and
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p'siiss Mii'eii ne tlie 10, nus lllaue
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bv MIR. Hepburn ID Secretary Gage
.,,,ro,,.,s ~ ,.l,a "a II ;6.,l claims az ,ha
a,Sa,s,.
w S'ss'l'soh sa'la ~ iloltSii's' OF 'ill-
nols, both defended the custom mouse
transaction and the latter turned the.
tables on the democrats by springing
mon them a series al letters written by
nramirant ,lsmocrats including Sera-
t.Sr Homes ~ Arkansas ia The see.reta,.y
of N, tr.sa ,.r The cleveland ad-
s,,,;,,istra,isy, asl.;ng mo ssenos;t ~ rov-
eminent funds in hanks with. deno-
c,,,, I, nroclivities His center sho, Was
"a otter. WRITTEN nv sI,epresanta TIVE Rich.
Ara san az ,r.nnsss. new tha de,no-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15
FOR TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT.
Illinois May Build a state sanitar-

iun.
Springfield, ILL.,. Feb. l5.Illinois has
taken its first step toward establishing
a state sanitariutn for the treatment Of
tuberculosis. Chairman Rankin, of the
sierse committee on appropriations, in
trofiuced a bill yesterday morning for
stcii an institution, appropriating
s2ue.ao0 for the purpose.
This measure is inspired by the state
health board. II WAS recommended by
10 have the approval of the new gov
The appropriations committee. The bill
With, and unless Unexpected oppose
ten be developed. VIII be made a law.
All details of management for such
an institute, 50 far as practicable are
covered in the bill The superintendent
must be a physician. The resid@nt ply
sicians must be nominated by the stale
board Of health and then selected by
competitive examination. There is fur
Their provision for the appointment of a
consultation staff composed of physi-
cans. who are in a sense specialists. as
d,iagnosticians. Treatment in the SAM
larium shall be free to the INDECENT
The establishment Of this sanitarinm,
III is argued. would be in line with mod
erns science. which recognizes that tu-
berculosis is a highly contagious dis
ease and durable in its early stages
Therefore. il is held. the state should
concern itself to provide scientific
means of checking this scourge, and is
hound to do so quite as much as il is
bound 10 take cognizance OF smallpox
Iepidemics 1t has been demonstrated
THAT one seventh of all persons who die
OF disease annually die of consumption
hence the appeal for state aid Il
check it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-15
ROBBERS IN A PULLMAN CAR.
CutCord About Mrs. Ossood.s Neck
and Get Away With Bnn of .Iexveis

Cut Cord About Mrs. Osgood.s Neck
and Get Away With Bn. OF jew els.
san Francisco, Feb. l5-one Of the
most Daring railroad robberes that has
occurred for some time took place IN a
Pullman ear on the Oregon express
stisin "Wednesday night The wfeof r.
II. 1esgopd. president pf' the Seattle 4
Rer,dll railroad. MS robbed Of da-
nso:i!s and jewelrs worth 5000, which
sSa.s in q bag suspended fran her neck
tbs G'sgpilfls occupied q sectien IA the
Pullman. Mrs. 0sguod taking the tower
.bsrlil. She Mas awakened just before
7s!aAysn by some sudden naise al.t. in.
50 .sei is'tls feeling for her jewel bag
found Il gore. Sonle one had cut the
cord ara rsinoveiStsls bag. Mrs Osgood
gave the alarm ane, young mas Who:
sals ne had beer eating rid Was
l5tase under arrest lst.s colsred porter
could not Dc ennd
hi the commission hpuss district az
80 o'eloek Wednesday evening two
highNayren held up a United States
mail wagon. While one of the robbers
covered Harry Harrington, the driver,
With i revolve: his companion tore
hose the fastenings u tbs rear grating
and naaa 4 search the Wagon He
failea G look on he seat With the
drive., and the result VA that a pouch
sepnSaInina a lalse amount 81 MONEY
was overlooked.
later i the evening a man attempted
q hold ", saloon keeper in the wesss
eIn addition and was shot. The weund
Cd man gaze he name of George Green
and has since been identified Is one of
tbs TWO VINO tried to loot the mail
wagon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25
If the state with prudent, just and
.fapubie administrations

49,
0eiieyedan Press: Mr.. Perkins has
been N public life in Iowa for more than
quarter of century, and during
shat Iline has represented his constltu-
eney = state and nation in q manner
highly satisfactory, establishing a rec
ord ~ which the state and himself have
reas'oia 70 be proud During all OF ms
Years OF public seiviee he has never
oeci1 charged With having been the
tool OF any CLIQUE, elan or corporation,
put on the contrary Ia $ g record ofScon-
&c fvttisnl progress ye IDEAS and ull-
based statestnansalil', Just the qualities
50 much desired Il thy nakeupsof an
iowa executive We peileve that the
more his candidacy i considered the
more popular ~ VII become with the
and We'll wishing element
u loMa republicans
~ rsfei'rins Is Sidney Rosters can
Aalie ite st K We IA gle offers ne
ileiNsIl' l'lss- campaigns OF eeuca-
si.t. 'l2sAe cs'i'tsllt " lied TO educate
am. tbs seNatllsilaticii fails belowf9 per
\ nsanct his opportunities should
iSlaeWs tlliti q man could not get to be
Door -illiaSaf II oi l'osslina Hollow IN the
M ils' PROCESSES 10 DC mode governor of
i9Na Niisl ss5er runs w hill. When
iil9Illlaiit freezes over. Mhen the temper
4 s. Y rec AtaNesl ialss TO 90 below. When
tfeten l-tsistsslpyts a nlall aud Carrie
.>iiilola beat her flatchsi into decan-
tsl II men ~ ll0atl "a ke no thought for
}iae morrow and Jim the foiee's his
Gpitsling. Foster may s't HE nominal
So, ~, SoVsfaas'r ST ls'ANa without the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25

new star; 1t is distant from the north
star about twice as far as from Capella.
Another clew to the location of the new
star is given by it's position in the APP
proSimate center of the triangle formed
by the three faint stars, Alpha Persei,
Beta Persei or Algol and Epsilon Per-
sci.
1t appears that Consul Whitman, who
went down in the Rio de Janeiro linz
sered on the vessel to secure a valuable
EoN and lost his life. together with his
Wife and two children. 1t is only an-
ether Illustration Of the fatal choice
which many make in life.
Senator II. r.. Butler, Of Washington
county. Tenn, is the oldest member of
the Tennessee Legislature in point of
service. He is now serving his eleventh
session in the senate. and before that he
had served ok wears Ia the house. Be
SIDES this, experience IN state legislation,
Senator Butter served ten yealssin the
national house of representatives. He
served in the union army, and was leu
tenant colonel of the Thirteenth caval-
~.
The March Atlantic contains re-
lnarkablc paper upon Mr. Mckinley as
president, by Henry Il r. Macfalland,
the famous Washington correspondent
of the Boston Herald Which Mill at
tract the widest attention and discuss
SION BY the dircctness Of its language
its brushing away of popular decisions
and its s'harp-cut Analysis of Mr. Me-
kinley's record, leading up to its con-
clusion that it Was fortunate for the
republic that he was ii lis head in the
closing years OF the nineteenth centu-
ry
& New Workers. are taking up a scheme
80 construct a barge canal for canal
boats 70 be propelled BY electricity,
from Buffalo on the lake 10 I'ohoes on
the Hudson river, along much Of the
route 81 the present Eric canal. Ii is
estimated that i; would cost about $685.
o0o. ooO.
The Rev. Thirdly tangrily casting
aside his Monday mornings papsr)-
The idea This paper evidently didn't
send a man TO report my sermon yester-.
day.
His wife-rhat,s too bad. dear Lei
ire see; what was your subject yester-.
cay
The Rev. Thirdly Why An sunday
Labor Should BE Stopped. Philadel-
phia Record
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25
BOARD OF CONTROL METHODS lNspEcTED

AS indicated in a previous article The
state legislature Of Minnesota Is SER
lously considering a bill 10 establish a
board of control Of state Institutions
similar to that adopted in Iowa. For
the purpose Of gaining knowledge Of The
methods in vogue in the Hawkeye state
two commissioners appointed by Gov
ernor Van SAINT, of Minnesota, have Just
paid visit to Des Moines and inspected
the board of control system. They were
somewhat surprised at the simplicity,
accuracy and economy Of the system.
as they had been led to believe differ
emily by the opposition of the conserv-
atives who are employing the same tao
ties to defeat the measure as those en-
ployed in Iowa when the board was es-
tablished. The visling members ex-
pected to find the state house full OF
board Of control employees, but they
Eouad, besides the three members. only
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25
HYGIENE OF THE HANDKERcH

We are making our packets into
nests Of microbes by using hans.ker-
lscliiefs as we do We are warled in
1.-the Revue d'Hyeiene BY NJ Nallin
What We ought to DO. he says. is TO
carry detachable india rubber pockets
and disirifect them at intervals. neyer
using the same Pocket both for clean
and suled handkercfiefs. The Revue
i8scientiique, III a nptce Of this article
Isays
The spittnon is without doubt very
useful, but it has been demons rated
that expsctoration hurts gu, 10 4 dis
tancc y Yard or Inore yii,ulNnt vesi-
cleS That remain floating in the air like
LITTLE soap bubbles. On the other hand
the handkerchief is a repugnant object
land the japanese make fun Of Euro
lteanss who carefully prcselve in their
pockets he eXcrstions IF then. noses
mouths. threats and bronchial tubes
M. Jorissenne remarks that the same
handkerchief does service in Nipng
dust from the face or in removing
sweat or tears from it, ard in rubbing
off Spot Of dirt from one clothes ar
ter noistening il with saliva. we shake
1t in token Of Joy. aiieu or aai>iiration.
But, says NJ. J1rissenne. ';we do not
limit ourse Ives TO tiiese eccentrlcities.
You nut YOUR dirty handkerchief IN one.
of youi pockets. not always the same.
sone. perhaps with other articles And
ladies' Who usually have only one
pocket in dress. shrust ii in among
the collection Of small articles thai
seems 10 be a necessity to them. Tnis is
done by tfis most careful people. by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25

head IL" he-caniillly admitted. "l4o don,t
know enough Ia carry in wood ana
when n comes 10 rithnettc no doy'.t
know the difference between m,,lt,nl,ca-
ton ana snl,traction. i don't heiieve
my duty nv him and take him ont on a
farm and See If j can't nut some gimp
into him.,
A few wears later one of these CON
fidential friends found the father run
ming an old fashioned tavern NOT far
from Kalamazoo.
.Hello.- was N, : greeting .I,ast time
I saw YOU Won Mere going 10 take your
nov ;nta 49,. aa,,,,tr,, ord ,,,,t s,,,,a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25
GIRLS IN BUSINESS LIFE.

sestlse SIG sISes u position
ssaalsl ploel3liiil q olliei tsg ligl.atis9l
Slf ing el5srsssaee @ every customer BY
la' dslaitiils ~ Ssaisel herr she slrnHlg
estii not aEt'3rd te Do H. and the sooner
y. tsalizss Is I'VE bettslslt VIII b. for
i
+ What Pie Joy White SAYS in8
N'qsslail lone olppaniaa. She
" scare "a you girls
siliifl;lf POS ION
ny MAJ VIII find that
tsssS nd an il-teres II
Iii ypIi sngagea
s3la iens Ultimate Success
Sss5si l9 81 f4tiute ii size III
nsttisil al5iity t., ~
siAs 9is hi ulsdeifaIkar 1a;tas-
laiHt iaaNEl b. eiiltiyatstis
his flie mimi s5s4
Wttfl el,syailng
tsasss rs XsIisisM tiis isf
'tt@ alss ths isliti, lll. eifl. Vail
5it sll wlil y I'M
Csc i'ssf MP s Volt saA
~ isstAsifisig p9 VI ieesii.}l her
q sissai rat oil ;tiI make
iI.Ss''s aliissis tle l,pttsrn
s9'sil} WA z men II ilei me of
tisa ;l1eisls Re- I
'ia:Stf l,stil + lss&etiet that at
sll'asis rs KS AeiiS body because it'll
;ietis flGoIss ialiS seeks tiiesl
2stfi EilSssi no Worth a con-
+ ,sti{ 3iiS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25

A powerful engine can not he run with.
4, weak boiler, and we can't keep up the
strain of an active life with weak
stomach, neither can we stop the human
machine to make repairs. If the stom-
ach can not digest enough food to keep
the body strong. such preparation as.
I<odol Dyspepsia Cure should be used. 1t
digosts what you eat and 1t simply can't
help but do You good. George p. Pow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25
Hadlto conaueror Die.

II was Just about gone writes Mrs
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs.
= G. Il had consumption so bad that
the best doctors said | could not live
iGore than a month, but l began to use
Dr. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cured by seven BOTTLES and am
NOW stout and we'll. 1T is an unrivaled
e-savcr in consumption, pneumonia.
"a grippe and bronchitis; infallible for
coughs colds, asthma. hay fever, Group
or whooping cough. Guaranteed bottles
50 cents and 81. Trial bottles free at
George p. Powers. drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25

sufficient in number for days needs.
NJ. vallin observes that there is a
great amount of truth in all this, with
a certain degree OF xaggeration. Ii will
be difficult task to alter our customs
in this regard. Altho the fashion has
somewhat changed, let US not forget
that thirty years ago, ladies at a ball
We're accustomed to hold in their hands
a lace handkerchief worth several hun
dred francs. Was not this a singular
idea-to exhibit such an object as a
measure Of the good taste and the
wealth Of the one who carried it, and
who besides took good care not to use
1T? An Ingenious critic of the period
suggested that 1t be replaced by paper
tina. is to say, a bank note
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25
Relief in SIX Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by the New
Great South American Kidney Cure.
1t is a great surprise on account OF its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder. kidneys and back. in male or
female Relieves retention Of water all
mos, Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by c. j. Lander. druggist. MarshaIl-
town. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-25
Making "A Man.
TNiyon, Waterman 1

Hurry the baby as fast as you can,
Hurry him, worry him, make him a
man,
Off with his baby clothes. get him in
pants
Feed him on brain-foods and make hin,
advance.
Hustle him. soon as he's able to walk,
Into a grammar school; cram him with
talk.
Fill his poor head full of figures and
facts.
Keep ON a-jamming them till it cracks,
Once boys grew up a t a rational rate;
Now we develop a man while you wait.
Rush him thru college, compel him to
grab
or every known subject dip and a
dab
Get him in business and after the cash,
All by the time he has grown a mus
tache:
Let him forget he was ever n boy,
Make gold his god and It's jingle his
joy
Keep him a-hustling and clear out Of
breath.
death