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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
MASON City WON our.
Secures Headquarters of the Modern
Brotherhood of America.

Brotherhood Of America.
Sioux City, Oct. 24-Mason City won
out in the battle for the headquarters of
the Modern Brotherhood Of America.
Five other cities We're in the race and
presented their claims to the conven-
tion. They were Sioux City. Cedar Rap
ids Marshalltown, Council Bluffs and
Davenport. Three dropped out before
the final ballot. which stood: Mason
City Sc, Marshalltown 10, Council Bluffs
36. The head officers of the order gen
orally make their residence where the
headquarters are located,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
ADMITS KILLING MRS. Huss.
Henry Wiseman Tells of Murder at
Royal Oak, Mich.

Jackson, Mich Oct 24.-Henry Wise
man, in jackson prison. today con-
fessed that he murdered Mrs. Ellen
Huss in the woods near Royal Oak, in
October 1900 He admits the nsationa1
details he told yesterday duplicating
William Hale, with whom the woman
had been living. were in reality what he
himself went thru.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
DEATH HOUR NAMED.
czolsosz, the Murderer Of Mckinley,
Will Go to the Electric Chair at 2
a. m. Next Tuesday.
Albany, N. Y, oct. a. -czolgosz, the
murderer of Mckinley. will be electro
cuted at I a. m. Tusday, the goth, at Au-
burn.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. McMurty Of creston
Were Married Fifty Years Ago.

Special to oTimes-Republican
Creston. Oct. 24.-A notable celebra-
5tion occurred here yesterday In the
golden wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs F. NJ. McMurtry, who We're mar
ried at Henderson, H.. Oct. 90. 1851, and
moved to Jasper county, Ia. from there
to Madison county. Ia. and for the past
fifteen years have been residents of this
place. where Mr.. McMurtry has repre-
sented the First ward on the city coun-
eli. There are nine children, twenty
grandchildren, and three great-grand-
children alive as result of this union
of the past century. Among the grand
children who were present at the re-
union was Mrs. George Dockstaer, Of
Des Moines. Many presents and
congratulatory letters were received
from various parts of the country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
COUSINS Al wAvERLY.
Fifth District Congressman Addresses
aroe Auaiepee

Fifth District Congressman Addresses
a Large Audience.
Waveily, Oct. 24.-Aon. Robert G.
Cousins, from the Fifth district, de-
livered q political address to a large au-
dience at the opera house on Tuesday
evening. OF course the address was from
& republican standpoint and in the in
terest OF the republican ticket. but MIR.
Cousins reputation as an orator drew
a good many democrats to the opera
house and when they went home they
were saying complimentary things of
the speaker. One of them WHO is par
ticularly good Judge of what good polit-
| ical speaking is declared that 1T was
the best speech ever delivered in Waver-
lly." Mr. Cousins rose above partisan
politics and reached the plane of the
impartial historian in telling of the
achievements of the republican party
as the advocate, defender and enactor
of tariff and financial legislation and
the directing power in the war which
freed Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philip
pines from the Spanish tyranny and op-
preston Mr.. Cousins referred to the
anarchists and the need of more strin-
gent laws to regulate and properly
punish them. Our three martyred pres
idents-Lincoln. Garfield and Mckinley
were. of all our presidents, the ones
having most at heart the wants and
happiness of the common people, and
yet they were struck down by these
worse than murderers, the anarchists.
Cousins eulogy of Lincoln is regarded
by all who heard 1t as the most master
ful analysis of the great emancipators
character and achievements ever heard
1. this city, and his ideas were clothed
in language that burned and thrilled
and moved the hearer as only such
master spirits as Cousins can do these
things.
Mr.. Cousins touched upon state polt-
ties, referring briefly to the prosperous
condition of the people and the enviable
condition OF the state, which is out of
-cebt and has about million dollars in
the treasury. The credit for this must
be giver, to wise and honest republican
administration OF affairs. He spoke OF
the Importance OF returning Hon. Bur-
ton E. Sweet to the legislature to help
carry OH the good work and also to vote
for two republican United States sena-
tors, and his reference to Mr.. Sweet re-
!ceived hearty and continued applause.
Superintendent w. F. Cramer, who
was Mr.. Cousins schoolmate at Cornell.
was chairman Of the meeting and his
remarks in introducing the speaker were
we'll considered and very favorably re-
ceived.
AS we were Indebted to the influence
OF United States Marshal Knott for the
treat of listening to Mr.. Cousins 1t was
proper that Mr.. Knott and his rood wife
should entertain the city's distinguished
visitor which they did with their pro-
verhial hnSpffa1ifv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
BROKE JAIL in TEN MINUTES.

Man Sentenced for Stealing overcoat
Serves Short Sentence.
Swea City, Oct. PA man who gave
has name as Charles Wamsley. was ar
rested Tuesday for stealing an over
coat belonging to August Gehrtz was
convicted and sentenced to thirty days
in the county jail But SO far he has
only served but ten minutes in the cali
laboose. He broke jail before the Off
Ger could get started with him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
YUKON STEAMER ARRIVES.

Tho Portland Brings $50 Passengers
and Three Tons of Gold.
Port Townsend, Oct. A.-The steam
ship Portland arrived this morning
bringing $40 passengers and three tons
of gold, most of which came down the
Yukon to st. Afichaels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
Raise in Print Cloth.

Fall River, Mass. Oct. 24.-By offer
ing 3 i1-1s for any amount of regulars
print cloth market q sixteenth cca sent,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
TO GO AGAINST RECORD.

cresecus Will Go Against Time at Kan
sas City Today.
Kansas City, Oct. 24.-Cresceus will go
against his record of 2:091s for mile
over half mile course this afternoon
at the Kansas City Driving Clubs
track. The track and weather condi-
tions this morning were considered per-
feet and Ketcham expressed his belief
that Cresceus would make a new rec
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
Glover Acquitted.

Gettysburg. S. d., Oct. a4.-The jury
in the trial of John Glover, accused OF
the murder of Tom Daily, brought in a
verdict Of not guilty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
CRUSHED BY EALING TREE.
Two Persons Killed and Three injured
atEairxiaM, Kan.

Rockford ILL.,. Oct. "a. = Rev. Daniel
Franz and wife, of Fairview, Kas.. were
killed outright and three others injured
at Cedarville today by being crushed
Ey falling tree.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-24
FIND INDIAN RELICS.
Number of Interesting Discoveries in
Railroad Excavation.

Number Of Interesting Discoveries in
Railroad Excavation.
Special to Times Republican.
Muscatine, Oct. 24.-Considerable in
terest in manifested in the numerous
reports that come to the city every day
of interesting finds of relics and re-
mains of 'bygone days that are being
discovered about five miles south of
here where the Chicago. Milwaukee &
ST. Paul railroad is building it's line to
Kansas City on their cut off. Work
ingmen In excavating for a culvert dug
down to the depth of about twenty feet
and found a human skull and great
quantity of bones, evidently of animals
and the horns of elk. Also pieces of
pottery We're discovered. 1t was at first
thought that the might have opened up
a mound as some years ago many dis
coveries We're made of the work of the
mound builders. Prof. +. NJ. Witter.
for great many years the superlnten-
dent of the schools of Muscatine, states
that these are Indian relics. He states
that this place recently opened up was
probably a refuse heap near large
camp.
The naturalists and scientists OF the
city are quite Interested in the matter
and 1t is their intention to keep close
watch of the outcome and perhaps
something of interest in regard to the
history of the settlement of the state
by the Indians Will be the result.
Representatives OF the furniture
manufacturers of the south assembled
at Chattanooga, Tenn, and perfected
a permanent organization, to be known
as the Southern Furniture Manufacture
lers' association.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Tor,,esS was the dominant note of the stock
market Yesterday and the total transactions
were only about 10000 shares There was
little exhibition of strength at the opening hut
the activity soon subsided. and the marker
xettlad down 10 wait for the appearance of the
hank statement. There had heen on FRIDAY
rather optimistic anticipation regarding the
character Of the statement, but the showing
made fell considerably short Of expectations
loans increased for the week S1.S1l.0oo. with a
corresponding increase Of 81 .:S0O0o in deposits;
although n decrease in the loan account had
been looked for. in view Of the contraction Of
the volume of trading on the Stock Exchange
during the week ir addition TO the known fact
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Gampay had
paid off several million dollars Of the loan which
81 contracted 2 year ago in acquiring an Interest
fn the stocks Of other roads. The surplus re-
serve decreased s.. 10000 the reserve being
now only S6Gl1 600 in excess Of legal require
noents the lowest amount for any week except
one since the beginning Of this year. The pub
lication Of the bank statement however, had
little effect one way or the other On the mar
ket. St. Paul and Union Pacific advanced in the
early trading, but subsequently, sold Of the
former showing at the close q net loss Of point
and the latter Of is points. It was reported in
well informed quarters that the declines were
due mainly TO pressure by inside interests. and
the confident prediction was heard that an an
nouncement affecting benefcially the two roads
r,ould soon be made. The United States Steel
Issues continued their customary steadiness,
the preferred huctuating only Is per cent and
the range of fluctuation of the common being
only a per cent-a condition about as close to
absolute inactivity as 2 stock can reach. In
deed practically the only activity OF the day
was shown by Long Island, which made net
advance Of 634 points. on the announcement OF
the plans for giving the road a terminus in the
heart Of Manhattan Island; and by international
Silver preferred, ordinarily inactive stock OF
not the very best standing, which on sales OF
l,300 shares went up points, closing at '59l2,
the top price Of the day. Peoples Gas retained
its strength. selling up TO l2o3s and closing at
119%, a decline of i per cent; but only 2,2O
shares changed hands The bond market was
fairly steady, but the Central of Georgia in
comes and the Wabash debenture 'B s, which
were features earlier in the week. suffered net
declines. Call money ruled nominally al 3 per
cent, with little demand.
The usual weekly table Of price changes for the
n.ore active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADTNG-The trading iT this mar
ket for foreign account was Insignificant IN vol
ume About three thousand shares were bought
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The directors of the
United states Protectue Company have declared
the usual quarterly dividend Of per cent ana an
extra dividend Of > per ent. payable on July l.
The Mercantile National Bank has declared diVl-
dard Of 2 per cent. payable on July l. The
Chatham National Bank has declared a quar-
terly dividend of t per cent. payable on July l.
The following dividends have also been declared;
Greenwich Savings Bank, 81, per cent NauoHa'
Broadway Bank. per cent. sem-annual' People :
Bank OF the City of New-York, per cent, semi
annual Central National Bank per cent semi
annual
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loa quotations
were. Atchiscn common and Rock Island S'e'
A+chison preferred. Chicago. Burlington anu
Quincy Peoples Gas, Wabash preferred Soulhe''
Pacific General Electric. Missouri Pacinc' New
York central. Northwestern. Amalgamated Copper
Reading first preferred ST Paul. Sugar Refining.
Union Pacific common and preferred. American
Tobacco common Continental Tobacco common,
Anaconda Manhattan. United States Leather pre-
ferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit Delaware ana
Hudson Tennessee Coal and Iron. western In'oh'
Southern Railway preferred. Louisville and NaSh-
,iuc baltimore and Ohio common. Erie and United
States steel common and preferred. :, and North
ern Pacific preferred. 3
TONORTNC A VETERAN SPECIALIsT.-James
Rovd who has been specialist on the stock EN-
change moor longer than any othet H"in'e'' MS
speciality being Western Union. celebrated MS
,eventieth birthday yesterday The occasion was
rleasau.lv observed by a large number Of hts fell
low members who gathered At the Western tnion
post, bringing Mr.. Boyd gifts OF flowers and oier-
.nE him hearty congra tulations.
RUSSIAN BONDS.-Farson, Leach Co. OF
Neu-York and Chicago offer at par and interest
s. 7oann Russian Government guaranteed per cent
bonds maturing 1857. the option being reserved
hv the government 10 redeem them in 1915 Inter
%, is payable serni-annuaIIy IN New-York In United
states gold coin. The bonds are made free ifom
taxes hy imperial decree. Russian securities being
d.ol, IN on all European exchanges. they offer the
advantage Of an international market 4 sinking
fund to retire the bonds at maturity has been
created.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

DOMESTIC ENCHANGF.-Domsstic exchange
New-York as follows At the places named:
ew-Orleans-Commercial 75c discount; bank. 81
premium. San Francisco-SiEht. Pug; telegraph
15c. Bcston-Par. ChicaEo-25c premium. Charles
ton Buying. par; selling. &c premium. savannah
buying. l-1sc discount selling. sc premium per
81 0Oo.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money in
London, per cent. open market discount rate for
short bills 2aT2as per cent long bills. 2ssG2 9ls
per cent. Berlin discount rate, Ga per cent for
three months bills and per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange on London. % marks Il pfenrigs
Paris exchange on London. p francs p centime5
Paris discount rate. Il. per cont
FOREIGN SECTRITIES.-R-itish consols for
money. e2'g; for the account. 49,: Spanish 4s in
London. 1i. French rcntee. 1np francs 90 certimes
. TIRE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 59Nc; Mex
lean silver dollars. 47i9c. BAR silver in London
closed at p 7-l6d.
GOLD PREMTUM-In Madrid. 50 30; Lisbon, - 20:
Ruonos Ayres. 1S7 80. Rome. 4g.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

london June 22.-The approach of the half year
or4 e te-innirg 70 ne felt. Money will probably
ba more wanted next week. owing TO the settle
mon. and the usual half year demand. stil. on
aro,,e rates are not likely. although the market
IN, ,rob.hlv REQUIRE temporary accommodation
f-o,, the Pank of England The average rate Is
2s led paid for twelve months treasury hl's
THURSDAY is somewhat above antcirahon IL was
exrected tha, some foreign money employees hese
,ya,,ld he utilized 10 compete for the bills, hut an
r,,ra,t,v tris expectation was not realized. An
explona ton is found in the fect that number or
nev. issues of capital are pending IN consequence
81 the continuance Of cheap money. This accounts
aIso for the depression in consols and other hrst
aias. .crrities holders realizing in preparation
for new Investments yielding more profitable re-
turns The belief Il prevalent that the local loan
issues viii he postponed until the turn OF the nan
wear Probably. when the 100000 In treasury
bills. due July .. are renewed 'heS WIZ NC P
at lower rate.
CormertinE on the abnormal circumstances gov
erntnr tho course of exchange between Amerl>a
and Europe and the fact that gold Is shipped from
ance is greatly in favor of the United States when
,Inder normal conditions. shipments would be made
from, Europe THE Statist' concludes:
.rha birb American exchange of the last two or
three Weeks due to the fact that the 5@r2a1
and other Gorp0i % sns of none borrowed in Fu
rops nTms baTe now marketed their securities with ths
the icans obancd Europe How soon the NV whole lie
,,u bo Is diihcu!t 10 deterfnlntH hU', ~
,nw wt1 of the immense trade balance the process
shonld not be lengthy. Moreover, IN vieW Itr ed rre
suou urnose NJ money in London, Paris and Berlin
rrcater eagerness may presently be shown 10 con con
nnWantiy should money in New-York he easier
reaid decline in exchange may oe Witnessed
The Bank of England's report shows that 'he
reserve and holdings of bullion total t'ooOoe' more
than year This Wi oec"he ''siue.su's
s, .he next few weeks. in consequence of the
,,.,a, outflow to the country in connection with
tho bo,idavs The holiday requirements WIN proo-
ohlv he 81 5Ooooo An early advance IN the oank
rate is improbable. Unless the reserNs 'ouches
ron ooo oon Il IS not likely that there VIII ne an ao
- .,,,t ,he autumn when the demand for gold
in tb. United States and in the country may MAKE
. ner cent rate. In view, however, OF the iiluen
gr.,ter strength OF the banks OF knsiaiu' oe'
80 TO-. ..,,ra IN the autumn in consequence OF
the American demand, may not be witnessed
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
Outside SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed irregular.
Otis Elevator issues were strong; the common
advanced per cent 351a. Seaboard Air Line
issues fractonaliy off Denver and South
western common shade frmer selling up TO
7ol1; the bonds sold 9s. Cotton Duck issues
quiet. American Locomotive issues were strong
the opening. but lost l cent before the close;
about 2GDo shares of the common sold from 34ls to
35a Transportation sold down 10 1884. Detroit and
Southern issues were strong; the common sold at
IA American Can issues were firm. selling at H.
preferred at a. Consolidated Tobacco As were a
up to IA.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.
c Schumacher & 90. say in their weekly re-
view:
During the week demand sterling declined NC 70
Igc per pound sterling, and sixty daNs sterllng
about l.c per pound sterling while h!Hs on the
Continent have remained virtually UNCHANGED me
ercrs. ~ suppIy which led TO this decline con-
sisted partly Of bus drawn against stocks ana
bonds ana partiy ~ bills drawn against the week :
gold shirmfuts Tho aDcunt OF these shipments Is
the greatest Of any week this year. The none!
markets of Europe ha wing shown further down
ward tendency this week, and the Bank OF Ger.
many having further reduced us ofhcisi dlsCccn. @
rate n pcr cent does NOT look as II any more
Of our gold needed there, or DO we see where
any rressnC demand for remittance couid come
fr.n fter the July requirements for coupons ana
divtGanGs have been provided tor -. -
" re r,oreover 9pprCa hing the season OF the
,.oa- where our banks and bankers begin 10 draw
more liner 7lv IN anticipation of the autumn move
-, or our crops These crops. from all accounts,
iook well and although cotton Is three or tonr
y.enks lato the general export roVement cahh"t
ian WITHIN few months time 10 provide All tle
exrhance that may be needed. The enSagements
for shipment of gram during the du'ui"" "'e' -"
fact very large 1lread'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
STOCK MARKET DULL.
.EARLYSTRENGTH DLSSIPAIED
IRREGULAR PRICE cHANGEs-THE BANK
STATEMENT.
quotations were:

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from fridays hnai
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
Bay State Gas Co.

Bay State Gas Co. o......
Bing Gas LIST mtg 5.. 1898. &.
do stock --.-...--.--
Buff c Gas 1st mtg SIS. 1851.
do stock. ............
Colum Gas Co LIST IS, 1892. e.
o G & z Co lst Con IS. 1910
DO stock. k..........-...-.
ct " Gas Co LIST SIS. 1928. {.
Grand Rapids G l. Co 6s. 80.
do ist 5s. 1919. ....
ind.anap Gas LIST IS. 1920. &.
Lafayette Gas lst IS. 1922. &.
L & W V Gas 1st IS. 1928. g.
Mad G & E Co LIST 6s. 1925 =
y z @ & c LIST mtg 6s. 1923.
do stock. .......
Ohio & | G 1st mtg 6s. 1925
do 4 2 c new ..........
Syracuse G LIST mtg SIS. 1855
10 stock. ..........
81 Joseph Gas LIST IS. 1887. i.
81 Paul Gas Con IS. 1871 De.
do stock.
West @ of Nilwaukee q o c.
do 1st is. 1888. .......-.-.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

w ea9 s0 ~ 'al 600 eOs $50
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June %. p. m.-The market Tor amen
can securities were dull and steady Final prices
follow: Atchison. s11s: Canadian Pacinc lus'* o.
Paul. 1ssh Illinois Central loo1e' bo' - st
,,t,-Iie 11s. Union Pacific preferred 9Sh New
vork Central. ISL; Erie 49,: Pennsylvania n'
Reading. 2s5s; Erie lst preferred. 7s; Northern "a
c,ec ,referred 100: Grand Trunk 1ias Anaconda
Im. United States Steel. sos; do preferred icl7s'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

81 0sl 800 on Friday The heaviest dealings were IN
the Atchison issues Baltimore and Ohio As, BROOK
l,n Union Elevated lists Central OF Georgia 5s' ls
"a and Cd incomes. Colorado Midland lst S-fs hfe
gsn.rsl Is Mexican Central 1st and I'd incomes
Nor,hern Pacific 3s ST. Louis Southwestern 2ds
Southern Pacific As. Texas and New-Orieans os'
Union Pacific convertible As Wabash deoenture rs
and wisconsin Central general As
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
SALES AT THE STOCK E1CHANTh
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

!lsir a,,' Fin Rid. Ask sold.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

I SATURDAY. Saturday. Net
june 10 June p. changes
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

Bkiyn T Is: Con 5s. I94S. E.
40 stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hob F 1st mtg IS. 1876. ..
y Y & z n Ferry Co stock.
10 ist mtg IS. 1923. 5000.
Ny & HF lst gu mg IS. 1915
i0th & 2Sd ST 1St ms rs. 1870
Union F of y Y & 2 IS 60.
do stock ...---...---.....
Ny & NJ F LIST myg IS. 194S
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEw-YORK.
FURNISHED by 9. =. rockingham. No 20 Broad-.t.)
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET rates follow: Call
money per cent. Time money. 324 per cent for
sixty DAYS. 4 per cent for three. four and six
months on railroad collateral Commercial paper.
sIhG4I5 per cent TO- three four and six months for
the best names and above for names not so we'll
known.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures steady. Actual
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

Furnished by c. F. Frothingham No. 20 Broad-ss.)
Arizona republican., 1901-02-02

His Interpretation of the allegro scherzando and presto movements from ain't- Saens' Concerto in G minor was a thing to be remembered. Mir. Co., dowsky was recalled after both the concerto and the overture to Tam hauser.' which he played later in the evening, and presented with two wreaths.-Herald, New York.
 Godowsky's technic is thorough, his execution conspicuous for directness and simplicity, and his manner de- lightfully easy and unaffected New York Times.
 His execution Is smooth and clear, and he plays With great brilliancy and always with taste.--Ncw York World.
 Godowsky's art is infinite, his mem ory Is remarkable, his technic is unsur- passed, his pedaling is correct and his adaptabiIity to the various musical characters of the different composers and their portrayal has not been ex- celled.-Musical Courier. New York.
 Godowsky will appear at the Doris theater Sunday afternoon and the event will be the greatest one of mu- sical nature that Phoenix has ever seen.