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The sun., 1901-08-13
INTEREST OF THE PURIfr.
Bisiness Mans Suggestions on Two
Subjects.

II is suggested by Il business man that
rs the roof garden mt Brandywint
Springs Park is not being used foi
tleairt,als Ii would be il good thing t.
in~ mn p.r n ' wn "p h. 20 'sr rreat # a.a" r"n'
'nWlaiion. Il" thinks, particularly in til.
evening.
The salnn man argues that the Peo
pies Railway Company should sell siS
tickets for twenty-five cents and arrange
with ILL" Wilmington City Railway Com
paly for hanarina transfer tickets.
The sun., 1901-08-13
visited Canning Party.

/ A party of Y. NJ G. A. members
wont to Bowers Beach i'll a naptha
launch on Saturday to visit the members
Of tho association who are campins
here ana returned yesterday.
The party comprised Joseph McEi
Il, wnev, Robert Stewart, George Duffy
r, 4, ,crt Parvis. William j. Byrne. vii
I'm, Bartlett and .Tesse Sharp.
The sun., 1901-08-13
Rabbi Bla,t Expected roday.

ltuLli II. Il. itlatt of Baltimore who
kndeSh congregation, this city, is eN
nected to arrive in Wilmington today or
tomorrow Rabbi Blatt is IN elnlilent
speaker and mace Il good impression
when hc lecture. in this city last week.
The sun., 1901-08-13
Women Had a Disnute.

Some excitement was created on l'opia.
street above Tenth Sunday night about
w O'Clock by an alteration bntwe,,,
MIS- =. j. Bennett. of No. 93S Poplar
street and Mrs. w. H. Hickman of NJ
,oon Poplar street. Jealousy is said ia
be the cause Of the affair,
The sun., 1901-08-13
Post Iortem Examination.

nr. james a. Draper, .Ir. held Il post
mnltrm examination yesterday over tho
fcmainS Of Mrs. Annie Cloud, who was
found dead on Sunday morning sittihg
in chair 1T her home. NJ. Sl2 Conrad
.trrrl. \ certificate Of death by heart
lisnase WAS given.
The sun., 1901-08-13
Levy Court 10 visit Farnhurst

The Levy Court will meet ut 10 O'clock
his morning and later proceed to Farm
hurst where they will inspect the site
for the new pcstholiSe and also inspect
the plans. The court has been asked
70 appropriate $3,Gon for n brick pest
house
The sun., 1901-08-13
Did Not go TO Chester.

on account of the rain yesterday the
irownson baseball team did not 80 to
hester to play the Athletics of that
place. The Athletics will be here to-
lay and Hartmann probably will pitch.
Tomorrow the Manayunk team will be
the attraction.
The sun., 1901-08-13
House TO be Fumigated.

The house No. S12 Conrad street, whore
Mrs Annie Cloud was found dead on
sunday. will be fumieatad hy Health
Officer Welsh MS soon as the body is
inferred.
The sun., 1901-08-13
Appointed TO Succeed Sampson.

Washington, .Nug. T.. Rear Admiral
Mortimer l.. johnson, eommandant Of
the Port Royal navy station, has been
selected 10 succeed Rrhl Admiral Salnp.
son rs conmanlant Af The Boston navy
ward, on account Of The lattcr's i'll
health.
The sun., 1901-08-13
Resumed Her Trips.

The staner Diamond State of the
Delaware Navigation Comlmny's Inc,
after Icing off several days resumed hal
trips Yesterday morning. The boat was
IN il dry,lprk 1T Philadelphia for rr-
pains
The sun., 1901-08-13

Colonel Thrndorc Townsend Of the
National Guard Of Delaware and Captain
Chlnrccy Hocomh o. New Castle wcrt,
in the city yesterday.
The sun., 1901-08-13

CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
BY WAY OF CONTRAST.
rDayenport Republican,

s When Cummins secures delegation
the press that is opposing him insinu-
ates that the voters Of that particular
county are out Of line with the repub-
lican party Of Iowa. The insinuation is
a libel on the very men who have made
the party in this state what 1t is. A
large majority OF the men who are sup
porting Mr.. Cummins are men who have
never sulked. but have remained true
to the party, and to them Is due its
present strength.
Dare an opposition newspaper say
that the republicanism Of Congressman
Rumple and ex-Congressman Lane Is
not as good as that OF exc Congressman
Perkins Of the Eleventh district? Is not
the republicanism OF ex- Conog oressman
Tom photograph as good as that of Con-
gresham Hedges? Is not the same true
as to Congressman Thomas and Con-
gressmcn Lacey and Hepburn? Is not
the republication OF Treasurer Gilbert
son as good as that OF Auditor Merri-
am? It would be unfair to the former to
contrast the morals OF the two men.
Dare an opposition newspaper question
the republicanism OF x-Congressman
Curtis? Certainly not. All the men we
have named who are, supporting Mr..
Cummins are faithful members Of the
Republican party. az their records will
show. s Is
5 1t 10 unfair 10 such men as Captain
Rumple, Toe r.. Lansc George NJ. Curtis,
Tom UpdeEraph. TrsA pslrer GIlbsrtson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05

republicans over the county known the
exact facts In the case In question they
would have been . unit, a. we vouch
that the republicans OF this county are
not in harmony with the opposition from
railway attorneys who have endeavored
TO capture the county for Mr.. Trewin.
All along the sentiment OF the republic
ans Of Clayton county was very pro-
i,ounced for Cummins. and 1t was all
lowed to shift for itself by Cummins'
friends, but, however. as soon as tmpor-
tations were made and these hirelings
began to stir up fractional strife, lie and
deceive. the fight was on, and waged to
the end. This was not the first time
that presumptuous individuals gave
their promise to candidates, u will
deliver the republican delegation Of
Clayton county," and It will not be the
last time that such audacity, pomposity.
rrre and unadulterated gall will get
squashed out Of existence. Republicans
o. Clayton county are harmonious. in
telligent and think for themselves, and
outside interference are contrary to
their political ethics and considered dan
gerous to the welfare Of tie party.
[Wall Lake Blade.l
1t will soon be over. BY next Friday
they will all be Cummins men.
lPomeroy Herald.l
In case Cummins has enough votes to
elect him early in the fight his nomina-
ton, OF course, will be easy. But If the
opposition is strong enough to with
stand the first onslaught successfully
then the result will be doubtful and no
one will be able to make even good
guess az to the one who will receive the
nomination for governor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
THE HARDIN COUNTY CASE.

tleCOTQeT.It.
The Hardin county papers are dis
cussing the action of their board of gu
pervisors in paying Attorney c. e. AL
brook $1,000, being 10 per cent of the
money collected on omitted taxes The
Recorder expressed the opinion last
week that the only Objectionable feature
about the case was the secrecy of the
transaction; that the supervisors ought
to have published the contract in their
proceedings. But little reflection will
convince any one that publicity in this
case would have defeated the purpose
for which the contract was made with
Mr.. Albrook, as parties of whom back
taxes We're demanded would not have
gone to him for advice, IL they had
known that he was retained by the
county. Soft seems to US like an ex-
iceedingly sharp and prudent move on
the part of the board, and the fact that
Hardin county realized nearly $4,000
without suit Is evidence to US that the
board Of supervisors are good financiers.
For instance, suppose our board of SUI
peyvisors, when they made the contract
with Mr.. Moore for the collection Of
omitted taxes. had gone at the same
time and made a private contract with
the law firms of Taylor & Evans and n.
p. Andrews. agreeing to give them if
teen per cent Of what was collected,
does any one suppose but what the
county would have been 100000 ahead in
the transaction? Hardin county real
lied nearly three times as much as
Franklin by taking this course. and il
the money is what they We're after. why
did not their board Of supervisors act
the part Of wisdom and prudence?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
JUDGE WEAvERs CHANCES.
rE1dora HeraId1

lClOOLd I1GTdlU.l
1t is always extremely difficult to pre-
dict the chances of candidate for the
nominate to the Office he seeks, prev
ious to the holding of the convention,
unless he is known to have large ma
jority Of all the votes of the delega-
tons. From the best information the
Herald has been able to gain 1t is per-
haps a conservative statement TO say
that Judge Weaver has more than an
even chance with any other candidate
for the supreme judegship to secure the
nomination and he will go into the con-
vention with good prospect of success.
His friends at home and turnout the
state feel very much encouraged at the
hopeful outlook at this distance from
the convention. The Herald is certain
of one thing and that is If the republic
cans of Iowa were as we'll acquainted
with Judge Weaver and his eminent fit
ness and qualifications for the position
as they are In his own district, where he
has presided on the district bench with
such distinguished ability for so many
years. there would be no question about
his nomination at Cedar Rapids next
Wednesday. The Herald has faith to
believe that Judge Weaver will be nom
mated and will be very much disap.
pointed If he is not.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
G ca CUR i MS.
There b = Way to Wash them
without Rob bng Lace TO Pieces.

$ 4ASkS y ~ ~ y 70 W 13n yuSm
without Rubb Lace 70 Pieces.
Lace curtains Of any degree OF fine.
nsss simply viii not stand the ordinary
process Of washing.
There is q proper way to wash lace
curtains and the first requirement is to
get aEcarton OF Beach's Peosta soap.
Soak the curtains while you do the
breakfast dishes, In l,,kezwafm water,
after having rubbed Peosta soap thor
oushly over them.
When you have finished the dishes,
souse the curtains in the suds and the
dirt will fall out
After rinsing thoroughly, according to
directions given with each cake OF
Peosta, hang the curtains full length to
dry. or better, dry in q curtain stretch
er.
You never saw such whiteness.
Your money back any time you are
not satisfiedswlth Peosta,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
The Doings of Your Friends in Iowa Towns
Your Old Home.

and hundreds Of other Representative
republicans of Iowa who arel supports
ing Mr.. Cummins to question: heir party
fealty. Their records show: that they
are as good republicans as the men who
oppose Mr.. Cummins. They recognize
in the Dies Moines gentleman a good
enough member Of the party to claim
their support, and no man on earth
needs better certificate ofsbarty fealty
than these republicans give Mr.. Cum
Minis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
TIE PERFECT WAY.
4 SCORES of Marshslitown Citizen.
Have Learned Is.

SCORES of Marshelitown Citizens
Have Learned Is.
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There 10 only one way to cure It.
The perfect way is to cure the kidneys
a bad back means sick kidneys
q NEGLECT 1t, urinary troubles follow
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for kid
sneys only; ~ q
Are endorsed by Marshalltown people
Mr. Henry Olson. shoemaker. IA East
Main street. says: :. WhentI learned of
Doan's Kidney Pills I was laid up with
very severe pain In my kidneys. Itook
the advice OF q friend, procured IA box
Y t8McBrtde . VIII Drug Company's
store. vorner Main and Center streets.
nsed The remedy. was cured and have
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. For sale by All dealers 4 Price 50 cent?.
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Il enasna berl the u mi I)oea's and take
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05


per is not bolter. It gracefully bows
to the will of the majority and will be
among the first to help swell the ma
jority. AS to the minor Offices this pa
per makes no prediction.
[McGregor News.1
The republicans OF Clayton county
have again demonstrated that importa-
tons of henchmen from adjoining coun-
ties to manage and dictate our politics
we're properly resented.
While they are glad to have any can
didate before the people to visit them.
see them and form their own estimate
o. the men, they resent the attempt Of
any clique to import. lieutenants to
either instruct them in regard to their
political duties or to stif1e the free ex-
preston of the will OF the republicans of
cur county.
Every township in the county was
visited by one or several emissaries. to
work of sentiment Tor any one to beat
Cummins, and our countys' experience
lis no different than others over the
state, where all was harmonious until
these foreign emissaries invaded the
county and the good republicans rushed
out and in most instances defeated these
hirelings Republicans OF clayton coun-
IL have no string on them. az they are
intelligent citizens. and the result Of the
convention proved the utter uselessness
Of agents, colonies, lawyers. etc, to
spend days and days In. the county and
endeavor to instruct republicans In re-
gard to their political duty. ana had the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
% Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun
dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.
WHERE WILL IT LANp7f

[Grundy Republican,
Readers Of the Cedar Rapids Republic
can, the most rabid OF all anti-C Cum
Minis papers, are wondering what posi-
ton that journal will take in Iowa pol
itics after the nomination Of Hon. A.
3. Cummins for governor. It can not
after all its condemnation and vitupera-
ton OF Cummins as a man consistently
turn about and support him for office,
and yet its only excuse to live for sever
al years past has been it's position as the
leading republican daily OF the district.
Win the relative positions Of the two
Cedar Rapids dailies be now changed,
and will the Cedar Rapids Gazette after
all show the best and truest republican,
ism in the coming campaign?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
"A. PIGEON INDUSTRY.
rlAto,a,,, Yrn, n1., Hr...

Lz1I6Uad Pper -11eS
In spite Of the fact that Frank Nj
coulin has advertised in twenty-eigl1t
papers and has had wagons out among
the farmers, he has thus far been able
to secure only 400 doves, while he wants
5000. He has his building and yard
ready and is very anxious to get full
supply Of breeders. He thinks that per-
haps people are too busy with their far-
vesting. Still there does not seem to be
large supply of birGs in the country.
MIR. Nicoulin intends to breeds squads
for the market. A SQUAD is a young
pigeon from 81 to "a days old. They pass
for quail on toast and other delicacies
in eastern restaurants. AS the supply
of wild game diminishes the demand for
SQUADS increase, and squad breeding is
q profitable business
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05

Editor 9. q. brown. Of Bennek SS1lles
g. q, was once imfnensely sufpr4 M
Thru long suffering from dyspepS
STA I" he writes, my wife was Grea&ly
run down. She had no strength on
vigor and suffered great dtstress frntn
her stomach. but she tried Electtic
Bitters. which helped her 1t once, and,
after using four bottles. she Is entirely
well, can eat anything. It's = grand
tonic. and it's gentle laxative Squallt1e1
are splendid for torpid liver. For In.
digestion. LOSS Of Appetite, Stomach
and Liver troubles It's a positive guar
anteed cure. Only soc at Geo. r. Pow
ers' drug store.
In cases Of cough or Group give the lit:
tie one One Minute Cough Cure. Then
rest easy and have no fear. The child
will be all right in little while. II
never fails. Pleasant to take, always
safe, sure and almost instantaneous ia
effect. George p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05

Bids.
will be received for a remedy that ID
equal to Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
For particulars ask B. A. Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07

feature the water fete has been really beauti-
full spectacle. The university cricket match has
drawn tremendous crowds for three days, and
next week there will be the usual social func-
tion at the match between Eton and Harrow.
There were few house parties for the July meet
ing at Newmarket; that event, like every other
racing meeting. suffering from the lack of royal
patronage.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury has thrown
open Lambeth Palace TO the members of the
Convocation in large, we'll managed party.
The opera has been going well, Nine Calve
having had the greatest success OF the week in
''Messaline." Sgnor de Marcesi has had a sec
ond trial for Mr.. Grau in Les Huguenots" and
has come out we'll While lacking in stature
for the heroic characters, the Italian tenor sings
with taste and judgment and has a flexible
voice remarka bic for it's purity Of tone. MI
Bisphsm will have a recital at St James's Hall
next week.
The heat is driving immense multitude out
of London over Sunday. The temperature is
not high according to American standards, but
with unusual humidity it Is sufficiently op-
rressive l. y. f.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
MORE REBELS SURRENDER.
BELLARMINO GIVES HIMSELF UP-TAFT
AND CHAFFEE WORKING IN
HARMONY

Manila, July 6.-The insurgent leader Bellar-
mino. who has been operating in the province
of Sorsogon. surrendered Thursday last at
Legaspi, on Albay Bay. with 81 officers, 215 guns
and 5000 rounds of ammunition. The insurgent
presidentes of that section of the country and
many Filipinos accompanied Bellarmino, who
gave himself up to Colonel Theodore j. Wint of
the 9th Cavalry. In all, since June. 0S1 in
surgents have surrendered in that district Colo
mel Wint's regiment came from China with Cen
eral Chaffee. Before dsembarking at Legaspi
Colonel Wint went to General Chaffee and asked
II he desired him to clean up that part of the
country. General Chafee replied; Yes. But l
do not command until July A." In three weeks
Bellarmino was cornered in spite of the theories
or many officers that cavalry could not be used
in effective operations in such a country.
The insurgent General Cailles (who surren-
dered at Santa Cruz. Laguna Province. on June
with Malvar, the insurgent leader in Southern
Luzon. for the latter's surrender.
Former Filipino officers who belonged to NAL
vars command, report that fifty insurgents were
killed and that many were wounded by the COM
mand of Lieutenant Manaoi CD in a two days'
night recently in the province of Batangas The
Zotn infantry has been ordered from Northern
Luzon to Batangas
civil Governor Taft and Military Governor
Chaffee are working agreeably together They
are holdlng informal conferences, and are ar
rlVlng at mutual understandings, a state Of af-
idirS hllhefto almost: unknown here.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
THE BTFF4LO BANK FAILURES.

Buffalo July 6-Attorney-G, neral John c. Davies
and John f. Mason. Deputy Attorney-Cienerat are
here for the purpose of looking the affairs OF
the Niagara Bank The Attorncy-General hound
that the report of Superintendent ktiburn OF ths
State Banking DepartmeIi, was net ready Accoiu-
ing TO the State Banking Laws. no one except the
Attorney General one of his deputies. can make
application for the appointment Of receiver for
state bank.
Superintendent kilburn said to-day that so far as
he could there reason why receiver
for the bank should not be appointed md appii-
cation for the appointment of viii be made.
His report will be ready The appointment
ultimately Of a receiver fer the CITY National as
We'll for the Niagara Bank is not unlikely
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
THE POPE BREAKS 4 RECORD.
EIGHT GUESTS ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON Ply
THE PONT1FF-cONDEMNs ANTI CHURCH
LEGISLATION.

Rome, July 6.-The Pope broke a record on Thurs
day bv entertaining eight guests at luncheon in
the Vatican. in honor OF his physicians. Drs. lap
poni and Mazzeni Although the Pontff has occu-
pied chair OF St. Peter for twentyth three years
he had never before entertained any one a his
table. In accordance with Vatican etiquette, the
Pope's guests "A table In the centre OF the
dining room. the Pope sitting alone at table in
an alcove window.
The Pope has sent letter TO the superiors and
generals OF the religious orders and institutions
condemnng the French exceptional legislation
against the congregations
The letter says His Holiness is much afflicted at
the gravity OF the offences recently committed by
some nations against the religious orders and nsti-
tutions The Church has thus not only been deeply
injured in it's fights, but its power of action has
been impaired He who touches the priests
monks touches the apple of the Churchs eye, The
Pope severely reproves the recent enactments OF
these laws by country toward which the Pope has
exhibited particular solcitu6e and His Holiness
desires to comfort these orders and Institutions
that are suffering from the hatred of others tow
ard the Church. He urges them to redouble their
ardor faith prayer and good works. to initiate the
examples OF the beloved founders Of their orders
and to repeat with Christ the sublime words
Father forgive them" The letter concludes
Console yourselves in God The Pope and the
whole Catholic world with you
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
FUNERAL or EX-GOVERNOR PINGREE.

Detroit, July 6-The funeral of Ex-Governor
Hazen S. Pingree took place at his former home
here to-day. The house crowded its utmost
capacity. The services. which held in the east
drawing room. began with the singing of Jesus
Lover Of My Soul" and Scripture reading after
which the Rev. Reed Stuart. Unitarian minister
and the Rev. Nehemiah Boynton. Congregation
ast, spoke the life and work of Mr.. Plngree
Prayer and the singing of Lead, Kindly Light"
ended the services. The coffin placed on a
flag draped caisson drawn by four horses, and. es-
corted by Governor Bliss and hi. staff the lst
Regiment, Michigan National Guard, the 1st Bat
talon, Michigan Naval Reserve, and thousands of
members of various civic organiZat tions, taken
to Elmwood Cemetery, where the burial took place
The services there were in charge of the Scottish
Rite MaSons and the Grand Army of the Republic
New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
MAN-A-CEA! MAN-A-CEA! MAN-A-CEiI
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH AND IN
TESTINES,

CATARRH OF THE STOMACH AND IN
TESTINES.
or Catarrh of the Mucous Membrane Of the IN
testinal Tract; and all the ills il entails:-In-
digestion, Dyspepsia. Gastrftis Excess OF Mucus
Fermentation. Cases Acidity Pains Cramps
Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Cannot digest or re-
tain food That feeling of a Lump, Fulness
Distress after eating; Anamia. Impoverishment
Heart Failure, has caused much trouble 10
Humanity any iii flesh is heir to. and it seems
none have baffted more TO the Scientific World
Remedies. methods. and experience, drastic and
persistent seem to have given only temporary
relief
F.. MAN-A-CE,A, the wonderful tasteless simple
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For Enteric troubles resulting from Catarrh:
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