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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
Refuse. TO Receive chun.

Berlin, Sept. 13.-It is reported that
Prince Chun offered TO make visit of
to Baroness Won Ketteler
(formerlyy Miss Ledyard of Michtgan),
saying that this would come nearer to
healing the wound caused by the assas-
sination Of her husband and that it
should be made before any other expia-
ton. Baroness Won Ketteler refused to
receive him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
Over q score Are Hurt.

Syracuse. N. z. Sept. 13.-The West
Shore Chicago Limited. westbound.
was wrecked three miles east of this
city at 2:3O yesterday morning by a
misplaced switch. Twenty-Five pas
sengers. mainly Foresters returning
from the Newburgh convention. were
more or less injured. but none was
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
A New orleans Strike.

New Orleans, Sept. 13.-The business
of the port of New Orleans lie tide up
by strike of the colored and white
longshoremen. The trouble was threat
ened several weeks ago. but the mayor
took the matter in hand and for while
it was thought a settlement could be
reached. The shipping agents, however,
refused to accede to the demands Of the
longshoremen for higher wages and the
strike was begun yesterday morning in
earnest, when about LOO Of the cargo
handlers failed to return to work.
The longshoremen demand an in
crease from 40 cents straight to so cents
for night work and 80 cents for Sunday
work. In the case Of grain the unions
demanded so cents an hour for ordinary
work. 75 cents for night work and q for
Sunday work.
The ship agents say they can not af-
ford to pay any higher wages, and re-
fuse. with the exception of three steve
dores. to countenance the demands of
the longshoremen's unions An extra
force of policemen is patrolling the
wharyes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
Finnish Senator'S Removed.

st. Petersburg Sept. 10. Tuesday the
Finish senator's Homen. Heikel, Num-
melin, and Ramsay were removed for
opposing the emperor's commands"
They voted against official publication
of the new military law. Twelve SEN
ators favored qualifications.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
crime 10 Visit ToIstoi.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 13-The pupils
of woman's school near Count Toll
stoi's residence at Yasania. who, with
the teacher and other young persons of
the neighborhood. called upop him and
presented the count with flowers. have
been arrested and their teacher has
been dismissed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13

Indications are that the congressional
fight in the Seventh district will be un-
usually warm right along from this
time. Judge Prouty is evincing Gispo-
sition to force things. His letters to
Capt. Hull proposing that they agree
that whichever gets the majority of the
delegates in the Polk county conven-
tion shall have the entire delegation
from this county to the state conven-
ton. was regarded as movement to
force Hull into position early Hull
will not make the agreement. Some
years ago Hull secured majority in the
convention and was permitted to name
the entire delegation. thus breaking the
rule in regard to supervisor districts
as the unit In the recent campaign
the Hull men, who favored Foster for
governor, insisted on the supervisor dis
tricts being the unit instead OF the
county. They were opposed by the Cum
Minis men who are generally, also, for
Prouty Now Prouty has succeeded in
ousting Hull on record as in favor of
the supervisor plan. If this plan is
adopted the county is sure to divide its
vote between the two and the outside
counties will have to settle 1t. Dallas,
Warren and Marion are sure for Prouty.
Madison has always been for Hull, and
Story is fighting ground. The first week
in October there is is county fair at
Adel in Dallas county. They nave a
democratic day. to be addressed by
Walter McHenry, and they have in
duced Judge Prouty to speak to them
On the next day. This is regarded as an
expression of the Dallas county prefer
ence for Prouty. In fact the Cummins
strength generally will go to, Prouty,
while Hulrs men forced the fight
against Cummins and viii have to rely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
PAGE ONE.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
President Not So Well, But Has a
Chance for Life.
Will Spend Money on State Fair.
The Hull-Prouty Contest.
Judge Torrance Commander G. A. r
The Schley Court of Inquiry.
Strike Soon to Be Declared OFF.
PAGE TWO.
GENERAL NEWS:
Editor Most Arrested.
Will Help Crop Movement.
PAGE THREE.
IOWA NEWS:
Physician Bitten by Mad Dog.
Sad Case of Insanity.
May Hit the Railroads Hard.
Campbellites Not in Politics.
General News of the State
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
EDITORIAL:
The Schley Inquiry.
Not Yet Won over.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
Iowa Items and News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
Verdict in stover-Flower Suit.
Cemetery Dissertation. ;i
Runaway Girl Captured.
Social and Other Local News.
PAGE EIGHT.
IOWA AND COMMERCIAL:
Big State Surplus Expected.
Money Still an Issue" Says Bryan.
Gloomy News from Buffalo Depresse.
Markets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
FIVE MEN KILLED,
Explosion in Works Of the American n
SchuItse Powder Comnanx.

SchuItse Powder Company.
New York, Sept. 13.-Three explosions
occurred In the works of the American
Schultse Powder company at Oakland,
N. j., yesterday afternoon. Fiy. men
We're killed. They We're: William Titus
engineer in charge of the boiler; Ar
thur Curry. driver; John Dupont. en-
ployed at Isaak's hotel: Richard Van
Blarkan, mason. and Harrison Weyble,
driver. Bartholomew Burns and An
drew Lassenberger were fatally injured
and five others were less seriously in
iured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
Take . Gloomy View.

Washington. Sept. 13.--Noon.-No Of
ficial information has been made public
at the white house since the bulletin of
the physicians at 8 O'clock, but from
messages received direct from Milburn
house 1t is learned that the president is
believed to be in a very critical condi-
tion, tho expressions of hope are re-
.oeived at the same time. Those officials
who know the contents of the messages
take very gloomy view of the situa-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
czoIqosz's Guard Increased,

Owing to yyl nyenu nueil nuenu nunu
Buffalo. Sept. 13.-Owing to the criti-
cal condition of the president, the guard
of the prisoner at police headquarters,
which had been reduced gradually, will
Immediately be restored to its original
proportions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
THREATEN ROOSEVELT
Police on the Lookout for a Foreigner
who Says He Will Kill Vice Presi-

Berlin, N. H., Sept. 13-The chief of
police telegraphed the chief at New
York today to look out for foreigner
who left here this morning for New
York declaring that he was on his way
to Washington kill Vice President
Roosevelt.
Saratoga, N. Y. Sept. 1s.-It is doubt
3ful if Roosevelt can reach North Creek
to take the train for Buffalo before or
5 o'clock %. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
BALDWIN HEARD FROM.

Arctic Explorer Sends Message by Way
of Hamnerfest.
Christiania, Norway, Sept. ia mes
sage, dated Aug. 5. has been received by
way of Hammerfest from Evelyn P.
Baldwin, head of the Baldwin-Zeigler
north pole expedition, which says:
America, latitude Is, longitude 3s
Seeking a passing northward thru the
ice. All WE'LL"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13

on the same forces as Foster and Con-
ger. Under the circumstances. shrewd
political guessers foresee sharp con-
test for supremacy in this district with
the chances slightly in favor of Prouty.
A. B. Cummins was in the southern
part of the state yesterday and tried his
voice en- the people, but he will do his
speaking Saturday evening at Atlantic
and tell the people what is his platform.
There has been some friction in. regard
to the Atlantic ranysin this thai the
people OF the Ninth district wanted
Cumnins to speak both afternoon and
evening. The campaign committee is
not disposed TO permit Cummins tc.
start off with double header on the
first day. They recall that an previous
occasions his voice has given out under
great strain. They do not want any
dates for two meetings a day, at least
not early in the campaign 1t is prob
able that Cummins will say only a few
words at Atlantic in the afternoon and
reserve his speech of two hours and a
half for the evening meeting. He eX-
poets to cover the whole ground and
present a very fine speech. Much inter-
est attaches to what he will gay en- the
tariff question. In view of McKinley's
recent utterances indicating relaSa-
ton of the terms of protection and a
turning toward reciprocity or tendency
toward lower duties, it is expected thai
Cummins will take a similar position or
even go further along the same line
Senator Allison is known to be low
tariff man on principle, and Gov. Shaw,
in some of his recent speeches, has
given unqualified endorsement to the
theory that the tariffs should be modi-
fled so as to secure large trade in for
eign countries. Mr.. Cummins is said to
entertain positive convictions on this
subject, and he may take advanced
ground.
The democratic committee has en-
ployed Frank Q. Stuart. of Charlton, to
attend to the literary work In his
varied career he had the pleasure once
of running for congress on platform
of his own construction. which con-
tanned demands relating to the abolition
of all laws relating to tariff duties, all
laws relating to the collection of pri-
vate debts and all laws making legal
tenders Just keep an eye on the demo-
cratic campaign this year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
The Erik Arrivee,

North Sidney. G. b, Sept. 1S.The
Peary arctic steamer Erik from Cape
Sabine, Ellesmere land, August =. ar
rived here today. All are well.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
T.-R BULLETIN
NOTICEABLE NEWS or J 5lJAY
The Weather.

For Threatening, " s. showers
tonight and in the east and E raj Sat-
urday; warmer in the centr 5 id north
east tonight.
For Illinois-Increasing cloudiness,
with showers Saturday and late tonight.
For South Dakota-Cloudy, with
showers in the extreme east this after
noon and tonight; cooler tonight; Sat-
urday, fair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
REMSEN is NAMED.
Admiral is Selected for the sehIey
Court of Inquiry, Howison's Place
To Resume Monday.

Washington, Sept. 1s.-Admiral Rem
sen has been selected as Howison's suc-
cessor on the Schley court of inquiry.
The court will be reconvened on Mon
day, when the actual work before it Will
be taken up. No further delay is ex-
pected, altho the hearing will be quite
lengthy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
Balloon Tests to Be Made.

Treasurer-A. weltner, New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

New Mexico. Tho commissioner and
bis assistants are charged with tho
collection and preservation Of apcci
mems of all the geological and minor
illogical substances Including mineral
waters, rocks. Fossils. coal. stone
mica. iron. asphalt. claya. etc. to
classify and study the same. aud to
distribute reliable Information regard.
lng the location and available supply
of all such products. Statistical re-
ports covering the whole subject of
mining and smelling In New Mexico
are required 90 be- made blcnninlly to
the governor and the legislative na.
somhly. The mineral specimens here.
toforv collected by the bureau of i'm.
migration and the worlds fair CON.
miasioncrs are transferred tO the Gus.
tudy " this bureau. Twenty seven
gcncrnl rules are laid down In detail
ln the bill Tor the purpose of provld.
inR the necessary regulations for the
government NJ mctnlliforuua mining
Ice New Mexico. The bin contains
twonty sections. and r-oats the
whole subject IN most Exhaustive
manner. The bill provides for the
following salaries Commissioner OF
min's, $1,000 per anuum aud travelling
vsponscu, Inspectors, 81 goo per year
and travelling expenses. clerk aud a.
distant curator 81 goo per year. atun
ographcr or assistant clerk 81 600 per
EsuT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09

TIE MlMINo lNTEREsrs-

Councilman Martinez ~ iaOs coun.
iy has introduced in tho Legislative hs.
romhiy two bills of the highest import
Goo the mining interests Of New Mex.
ico. ono of thUm provides that. should
a locator fail 60 perform the asseaa.
munt work ON hia claim within the a..
gally specified ninety DAYS from date
ui location. hC shall forfeit nu right
thereto ana shall be- dcbarrcd from re.
locating the same or become interest.
tt ln 10 except ha "a bona hds purchns-
rr iDr value. Failure 90 40 the work
required by law shall be- considered an
abandonment of the claim, aud the
subsequent locator shall not be- en-.
i'tlce to any credit for any work that
may be- done prior 10 his location no.
.tico. within ninety days from date uf
which he shali mark the boundaries
with eight substantial posts or stone
monuments. one a. each corner. aud
one nc the center of each cui and side
line. projecting a. least three feet
above tho surface Of the ground. each
Of which posts or monuments shall be
plainly marked showing the name ~
the location and tho direction thereof
from such monument Tho second
bin ON tho subject by Mr Martinez
I|hNlN'H TOT the tNlhNllnNfnf fui or "a
department tO be- known az the "hu-
rcau Of mines Of New Mexico" The
principal Office shall be- maintained al
the capitol A commissioner of mines
ia to ho named by tho governor aud
hD shall hp "a citizen ~ the territory
~ not loss than seven years practical
experience in motallurRy aud mining
In ne. Motic0. ana hail possess o.
practical AMI scientific tnuWldrr of
minur u.thlUrsy Wlucwl0gY and
grO'nH IhlH officer lhlil nlyr a
bond Iu 40" Hum nf $4,000 for tho
faithful fifrhnrro of his dufirf. ana De-
hAll NI'l co., consent nf fhs govern
or appoint two Inspector 90 nractl.
rul Rp0rignra in mining loo New aeH
/ iDu oIForinr "a period of at least seven
}tli" a rlork having general
/ knuNlrdgo ut Che subject also 90 be-
appointed who shalt ace nH assistant
curator Zoe the territorial mineral col
lection, Il Is made the duty nf the
inspectors 90 examine and report 90
iho tummiH6loner of mines the condi.
ton ui the h0isting machinery. on.
glnea. boilers cables cages. etc. tho
munuor and method Of working. the
sanitary condition. etc. Ia use In an
metalliieruns mines la operation la
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.

Agreeable tO motion by Mr.. Wal
ton, the house took up and referred 10
various committees some three dozen
OF more council and amended house
bills
Nj 0uiterFes called for the report
OF the committee on conference on
council substitute for council bin No
lb' the retunding act. and tho same.
recommending concurrence in the
amendments suggested BY the council
committee was read The prlnclpal
amendments referred 20 provide that
county commissioners mag refund
such outstanding indebtedness in.
CURED since January I. 1897. up 10
January !. 1901. an has been audited
and approved by tho county boards
and approved by the district Judge
ana making stronger that part of the
hill relating TO the removal from offiea
of those violating In future tho provis
IONS of the nateman law. Tho bin as
nmcndcd passed. 81 TO 7, Mr.. Wins
ton IN the negative.
Council substitute for house bill No.
ilA Mr. AsCarntc's ..h amending the
game law. was taken np. Mr.. Ascerate
said the substitute failed 10 provide a
penalty clause. and he moved To
amend by maKing violations of the act
a misdemcanor, with fine OF SOS To
500 or imprisonment thirty 10 sixty
days. or both. AS the penalty. which
was adopted. and the bin passed
Tho speaker presented and dad read
n communication from the aecrotary
of the territory saying that any time
after n. m today pay checks would
DE handed 20 the members
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
HOUSE

A fuli hour and ten minutes was oX.
haustgd yesterday morning in reading
he journal Of Mondays proceedings
Al l0;4U this proceeding WAS intDr
ruptpd 60 receive a message auuouug.
ng that the council had failed to con.
ear In tho house amendments to the
iiarr on rrfunding measure, council
.uhftitutc for council hill No 10. nnd
asking Tor conference thereon The
chair appointed Mcssrs. Barnes, Gu.
.lerrc2 ana Sanchez uf Hlo Arrlba as
lou8p Cunter,vs on the subject.
Finally, az ~ go. the house got down
tn business. and took up the special
urucr of the day which was SIR Burns
council bin No 2N, ON tho Couatruc-
tiun and maintenance Of public roads
lhD house committee uu highways
presented an adverse report ON the
measure. ON motion of Representa-.
1--we Dali0B the report was rejected hy
:. vote of l3 10 s. aud the hOusU went
into committee of the whole. Mt
'iHfncs in the chair, Tor a cOnFidpra.
lion OF tho hin Mr. Slaughter also
uad framed "a rather complete Ein
uFCging the subject. and hp sought
90 amend the llurnE bin In several par
ticulhIa and Incorporate the principal
features of nis own therein AR Ia
.ilDa, Mr. pondlotun, Mr. Sanchez Of
dora declared the bin had been care
.uily framed. was admirable iu all it8
provisions and they were uppuF 81 10
ans amendments hy thu house. Mr.
WINSTON supported Mr. slaughter gAy.
ln ono uf fhn defects Boo the council
liil Ma. its Mllu,r to provide that "a
person liable to road tax may employ
"a substitute tn work ou the road AZ
i.r twenty minut IS spent in warm
lrhaty, pro and nun, the Slaughter
substitute Tor section ] of the council
Uill was adopted Mr. Sanchez OF
Mora moved the committee rise. aud
,hut the chair bO empowered tD name
% committee al three 90 confer with "a
like committee of the council 90 draft
a satis factory bill covering tho whole
subject ul highways and their improve
mcnt and maintenance. Mr Read
moved W amend by having the com.
mittco ~ The whole rise. report prog
ross ON the hill. aud ask Tor further
time Go consider council bin 80. 2A.
Amendment adopted Mr. sanchez ~
Mora moved to adjourn Lost Mr..
pendlgtou asked unanimous Conspat "a
Introduce three bills Mr. Walton ob.
! lcotcd Adjourned 10 2 $40 D m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
l-.nsp Dc .nlil.n.. I...lnr..

J. shop w Hamilton. of san FRAN
Cisro, lectlrod at the Lead Avenue
NrtHpdial chpua lass Digut to an audi-
euce that nilod tne building. His
-u1lecs was placed aat Misplaced
People. aud hc htndlcd h a. only "A
man ~ his ospe. ieuco auf learning
go M. in his rruhrLs be- scored the
business moinoos Of fhe daY, paraicu.
Ia ~ the concentration oi capital 20 the
dririmcnt NJ small business men, who
we're deserving ~ ghn assistance and
patronage NJ The pub ir. The hishnp
did nos miuce matters, but took se-
yorcly tO task Dee few who combine 10
disuoS the many. some excellent asi-
vice was icnder.i Suung .euple tO ind
their proper place ih tne wurld's work,
and tl ~ With honor ~ themselves
tn" bishop Is o iOrciblc and entertain
ing spcakcr aud charmed an present
wl,h Dds h1mOr and manner.
The evenings exercises were maieH.
Tiiy assisted by M Houghion's we'll.
trained chOir, thai gave rendition of
thc Halieipiah chorus from the "Mes-
slab tha, was much enjoyed Bishop
Hamilton b oceedoi on bis way hone.
in talii0raia, last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
LEGISLATIVE CONDOLENCES.
On Account Of the Death Of Mrs. lisa.
Tel Baoa de Luna.

ln M" legislative council Friday nj.
t.Hnuu The following, offered hy Hon.
Frank Springer Of san Miguel county.
was unanimously adopt I'd
Whereas, Divine Providence In its
ncIUinhic wisdom. has seen nt to
take from our midst Mrs Isabel Baca
In Luna who departed this life al .
o'clock .. ia, ON Thursday. the gSth
tay oi February A. D. 1901: aud.
whereas, the said deceased was
descendant of most illustrioua and
wcllknown families ia the territory.
who settled and became pioneers
theruin early in the seventeenth cen.
tGIr. auI.
Whereas the said deceased was the
mother of Trnnqullino Luna. now de-.
ceased who represented this territory
Iu congress- FOR two terms: ~ j. NJ. Lu
IH who Gllod many offices uf CONF.
lenco ana trust in his native county.
Anl II solomon Luna. now a member
Hl thU republican national committee
ai New MrNipu. and hut few months
1900 declined the unanimous npmina.
tUn Tor delegate 20 congress by his
party. although assured uf success. In
order to cheer the defining days at his
mother, who desired him 10 do so
and
Whereas the said doceaard was a
woman of most noble and exemplary
character, and well known for her
many douds of charity and hcnevo-
ionro throughout her native county OF
Valencia and throughout central New
Mexico therefore. be- IL
Resolved by this council that its
heartfelt sympathy and sincere condo.
lnncn are hereby extended to Hon. Sol.
ouOu Luna her son and his sister
iirr Elulso Luna Dc Borgcrc. and tho
utaur relatives and descendants of the
| IdUaga.rd that this resolution be-
nruprI y CngrosEcd and enrolled and
.nri hy the president and attostod
/ uy ttc Clcrk of said council. duly
framed and transmitted 10 the said
solomon Luna,
Be t further resolved. that this
council as a mark of respect to the
memory uf ,hC deceased. aud for the
sorrow and grief Of her children.
Grandchildren and other relatives. do
now adjourn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-09
THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Interesting HoIbrook, Winslow, viii
liams and Flagstaff Notes.
TOPICS FROM ElNGMAN.
FLAGsrAFF

From the Gem.
George W BLACK aui family le.. for
points in kansas and Missouri where
they viii Visit relatives and friends Tor a
few weeks
II. g. IS Wr has died hls petition
with The ps.hnt, Judge 10 hr appointed
admInlsirn' lHr estate of W. IA.
Ashurst, deceased The hearing of che
petition Is s,t Goa Thursday The Ith day
OF March
The appropria tom bin FOR The support
and maintrlhnr. pf the Northern Nor.
mai school ut this place for iho ensuing
two years. has pl-spi both houses of the
lcgislIturr u is now up 60 Goycrnor
Murphy j'v win Bppro, the hiD
We a pliBhly informed that the
Prescott Journal Minvr published an
item recently stating that the schuols ut
lalrsi1n bad hrou Clusoi ou account of
small puN. Tho statement is uUfrur.
Ihuf. !. n"f o. rtil oT supposed ease in
town. Ior hasn't hcrn In two years.
Such statement. is thr above published
in newspaper lp a great injury GO q
town.
The following citizens OF this r'ty lcu
for Prescott tp hr tu attendance on the
lnitei States Supreme court. which Don.
vonvd iu that D'iy, to -Dry, a- juror. iu4
witnesses \. e. Nlus1u, Al ioylc.
Asn Clnrt. e.. w. llamcy. i. A. Lind.
!. j. Dounhup. John SanIcrson. Henry
Slosson Frank Bral. If. VIM. hcr.
J.. u. lanirrs pau HOGAN lfmcs
Smith. irunrG Black p1u knue, uuI
John Smith