Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-19


American church. I'll tell them how we
take our stand firmly for peace, and
then tell them that the blood of our
brave, and the lives of our courageous
living are far too sacred and precious
to permit men honestly dying for their
country and flag to be villitied. These
preachers have gone about to influence
They alienated the support of every
man. woman and child whose kin or
friends have fallen in battle. They ought
to ALLEVIATE the support of every one else
who calls himself patriot"
Now that Conger has pulled out the
delegates selected in Warren and Madi-
SON counties are free to vote for any
body to beat Cummins" which was the
purpose for which the fight was made
that selected them.
The steel strikers have been making
Sight gains. 1t is easy to quit work at
this particular juncture in the heated
period.
a harvest hand at Colby. Kan. was
convicted of crime which carried a
Jail sentence. His employer appeared be-
fore Judge Smith and said he needed
the mans services in the wheat field,
and wouldn't the judge defer the sem
tence until the next term of court, in
September The judge would. and did
One Of the striking features of Luther
Kountze's beautiful country place at
Slorrstown. y. j.. is the cannon that
the close of the Spanish American war.
bought by Mr.. Kountze and taken out
TO his Morristown home. There are
thirteen of them. immense bronze pieces,
OF the time of Louis v of Spain u6S3-
1870. An embankment is to be built es-
pecially for them, and they will then be
properly mounted, their present ar
rangement being temporary one. Mr..
kountze also has number OF old Span
ish mortars and other interesting relics
of the war on his charming grounds
az
\ Pioneer Press cartoon represents
David Il. Hill putting hot weather hat
ever the democratic donkey's head,
marked reorganization" and saying,
This old boy isn't going to be sunstruck
again. Not il ! know it,"
In Montgomery county Indiana, few
farmers bought switchboard and tec-
phones for their own use paying SO in
i,ia,i1n and IS centsa month. Tolls from
non Subscribers net the salary of the
operator, This system has been extend
ed until it serves forty towns with 6,oot
telephones. In n Massachusetts, county
200 farmers provide their own telephone
facilities for Sc each year
President Elliott of Harvard was ac.
cused by Henry Austin Adams at ths
Catholic summer school at Detroit the
other day of bein IAN avowed agnostic'
interviewed on Saturday while on his
way 70 his summer home on Mount
Desert. President Elliott replied TO Mr.
Adams statement by saving: "Ther,
is no truth in that Whatever
| UP in Minnesota. Secretary Bracker
Of the state board of health hasccnsult
/ ed Attorney General Donahower reiatiy
| To his power 70 issue Il general order re
curing the vaccination Of children thru
out the state. In the opinion Of the as
Sistant attorney general Ii lies With,
3the power of the state board to isau.
such an order when any infectious dis
ease reaches the state OF general cpl
deniic.
North Dakota crops as a whole ar.
safe barring storms. and Will Yield we'll
according TO latest advices from trust
| worthy sources. The ground contains
sufficient moisture to tide the grain thr,
1.-The ripening period. and the sun is nom
4 too hot.
i Muscatine county was the only doubt
full county In the Second district Cum
I Minis, Hartman and Herriott each Wis
/ tied the county and Cummins carrie
4 every ward caucus in the towns OF Mus
catine and West Liberty. Handsom
4 Albert must certainly have made a goo,
Impression.
i He smoked forty cigarets day TO
years. did Frank Smith aged "a, of Phil
adelphia. Now he occupies padde
]. ward in St. Mary's hospital where h
can do himself no violence.
A dispatch from London reads like
chapter from Kansas Ii says: Will
Scotland and ireland have recently en-
joyed thunderstorms, there is no pros
feet for rain in the middle and souther
parts OF England. and steady increas
II heat for several days is predicted. TIL
sunshine is everywhere greatly in OK
cess of the average, the temperature
above the mean and the rainfall is be
low the average. London has not bee
. ran-washed in weeks. Strokes of apo
/ plexy and heat prostrations are frequer
and the hospitals are busy. The Ii,
stock market is unusually crowded,
4 owing to the failure of pastures farmer
are forced to sell their CATTLE Fol
!. deaths from heat and fifteen sunstrok,
were officially reported in Londc
n Thursday.
Y The burning OF distillery and II
d emptying of 200 barrels of whisky in
- the river at Reading, Pa, made the fis