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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
srEcIAL GRAIN LErTER.
Stronger on Good Demand
Corn N1arkc ct More Moderate.

~ nc following market letter is furnished
We lines kcpublisan by Martin y Slack
members OF the Chicago Board of Trade
from their local office. over % East Main
thru a. j. Clark. local manager.l
Chicago, April -Wheat-W Wheat has
had another strong day; helped by
stronger cables, good cash demand and
strong outside markets. Liverpool spot
wheat was unchanged to I'D higher.
Futures We're Is to sd higher. Paris
vas - centimes higher, and local sales
We're $4,000 bushels ard fifty loads We're
taken at New York There was a good
deal OF damage talk also from the south
Mest-more especially from Texas.
Whore serious losses are conceded. Snow
and the Modern Miller continue TO pre-
dict good crops from the present indica-.
lions. Gltsarances We're 10000 bushels.
Germ The corn market has been more
Eaoderate not quite so much excite
nient. Phillips seems ready TO liquidate
al least q portion of his May holdings IN
the neighborhood of 4Sl2 cents and sup
ports the market around AS. Commits
SION houses have been good buyers OF
July. Country offerings We're freer
Primary receipts Mere So 900 bushels.
against aSl,ooo last year Ninety four
cars Mere received here. With l55 esti-
mated for tomorrow. Argentine ship
treil,s We're 10000 bushels. Cash de-
mand has improved Very noticeably. To-.
cal sales We're 70o.1Oo bushels. with SIN
weight loads taken II New York.
Oats The market has been steady
Late seeding has helped the July option
Commission houses We're good buyers
E'here has been a very good cash de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
THE LIVESTOCK REVIEW.
The Usual Friday Mark ct for cattle.
IIoys Ofru NiclSle

Chicago. April 2s. c'attle-It was a
characteristic Friday market, only
mostly common in quality. Demand Mas
light and prices were barely steady
The weeks receipts are ilearly $4,000,
against 1887 last week
Hogs-About 25,0oo arrived today and
trade was fairly active at a decline ef
about a nickel down from yesterday :
best prices.
shesp-with estimated receipts today
Of 5000 trade was fairly active at yes
terday $ prices. With receipts this Week
af nearly 10000 ahead of last week,
sheep declined 25MS5 cents and shoin
lambs sold off about dime
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
II FAILED TO WORK.
Davenport Justice Thwnrts An At
temptn, Illegal Marriage.


Special to Times Republican
Davenport. April 26.-The attempt Of
middle aged man TO marry a 1isvear-
cd school girl was thwarted by Justice
ci the Peace Finger in this city yester-
cay ~ appears that a marriage III
cehse rae been issued BY the county
clerk to man named MeGaw ard 81
filliatn named Smith, al least tina was
,he name even 10 the county clerk for
me s'rl. a third party signed himself
i. Mlison, testified that he knew the
parties and that The girl MAS past IS
Years OF age. Alter the license WAS is
use me parties called at the court of
justice > ~ tringsr and made their
request y he married There We're
'nree IN the party, the intended groom.
he little girl tnis intendsa bridAl and
me woman VINO claimed TO nave raised
the girl was 70 become the brida and
the woman Who claimed g have raised
the girl waste become the bride and
acted accnrdlngiy until corrected The
correction Was too many for him.
You ne said in surprise. "a little
school glrl, soins TO marry such fell
low as thiss And IS Your name Mary
smith he continued talking TO the
girI The answer came. Why, no..
| IL developed then that when the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
status of Herron.s Relation to the
Congregational Church.


Special TO Times Republican
Giinnell April &c 'Ille association Of
the Conversational church which is TO
be knld at Baxter Ia on next Tues
e9y, AT.il 30, will not try The Rev. Geo.
-. Heron fer either heresy or immor-
atty II is not within tle province #
the association te. do 50 What it will
do, however, is to request the church
with which DIR. Heron has Keen must
closely related, the one at Grin
nell, 70 call council consist
i,.g Of representatives from va
rous churches within the as
spciatior for the purpose Of conduct
ing trial on Whatsoever charges that
church may choose 10 bring If Dr.
Heron defends. the council will be mus
tudliy chosen. but if he does not see fit
To % So the church here will selec, u
council ex parte. TIE findings OF such
a cpuncll are final.
1t IS safe 10 predict that heresy will
not be charged, since trial of that
character would be entirely 70 DR.. Her
ion's liking. immortality can scarcely
be proven by testimony at hand nos
can tbs charge be sustained on the evil
dencc asserted to al the court in AL
gona Stree The papers in the case have
smysteriousiy disappeared" The coun-
Gil which is to be formally calle-, will
strip Or. Heron of his ministerial titles
On the grounds Of unbecoming con-
duct alone. The home church VIII fin
ally he requested by the council to in
vestigate the membership of tho ex-
professor With reference to the desira
Ill hi.
church rolls, and ii is here that the fin
ishing touches viii be given 70 the
meteoric public career OF this man.
The social boycott was begun when
Miss Rand's request 70 be assigned
work inSthe school of music in Grinnel
college was refused at the beginning Of
the current term. In spite of this. the
Rands' remained socially orthodox 10
the last and sent their cards to former
friends on leaving town, The same
never, has characterized Herrons acts
thus far, and a PROMINENT churcslman
has given ii gs his opinion that Heron
viii be We'll represented at the council
wh=n ii Is called.
H. A. Knepper left last evening over
the iowa Central for Galena kas
where he has gone to look over a propo-
sition 10 become manager of a lead
mining property If the facts in regard
10 the matter are as they are repre-
serted to he Grinnel viii doubtless lose
Mr. knepper and his family Within a
few weeks attic he Will still retain his
hotel interests here.
DR.. L NJ Iiibbitts has added $1,000 10
his property inrecent repairs and im-
provements.
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Kansas city Live Stock.

Kansas City April IS.
Cattle Estimated receipts for today.
900; steady to strong; native steers,
60G5.60; Texas steers. 4.5005.lI stock
ers and feeders, 4.1o@5.o5; calves 4.5o@
600
Hoes-Estimated receipts for today.
900; SOLO cents lower; heavy, $500
l.s5; packers. 575@5.s5; light. 5.4oM5.75.
sheep-Estimated receipts for today
800; steady; cents higher; lambs. 4.so
@5.o5; spring lambs, 5.oO@7oo; muttons,
415G4.40
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chicago Live stocx,

Chicago, April 2s.
Cattle Estimated receipts r9r foaay.
2,oao: steady, good 70 prime, 5.oo05.0o;
poor 10 medium, 39odia5; COWS 275G.
400: Texans, S5OM40o suckers and
feeders. 27594.90.
Hogs Estimated receipts for today
err light 5.7o@5.s5; mixed, 5&75'a6oo;
heavy. 565Ms05.
Sheep Estimated receipts for today.
5000; steady. 4.So@4.9o; lambs, 45oM
$50
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Great Western Paintings.

Chicago, April 26-The gross earnings
o. the Chicago Great Western railway
.(Maple Leaf Route) for the third week
of April, 1901, show an increase of 81
54344 over the corresponding week of
last year The total increase since the
beginning of the fiscal year Gully ~ to
cate is s12S 744 ~
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st. Loul- Produce.

St. Louis. April 2s.
wheat-Cash and May, IA.
Corn--Cash, 44ss May, 44is.
Oats-Cash, %; May, 27s4.
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Peoria Produce.

Peoria, April 26.
Corn-steady; No. 4S1s.
Oats-No. 2, white 2sA.
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duluth Grain.

Duluth. April 2e.
wheat-Cash: No. 1 hard, 761s; No. /
northern, 76h; No. 2 northern, 70M; No.
s spring, eeM. To arrive-No. i hard,
1855; No. / northern. 749s; May, 745s;
July, 75x; September. 7S.
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shah of Persia Very III.

St. Petersburg, April 2s-The condi-
ton Of the shah OF Persia is becoming
worse. His liver and kidney affections
and difficulty in respiration are assum-
ing more acute forms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26

New York Exchange.
Chicago, April 26.-New York eS-
change 8 per cent premium.
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rhe Money Market.

New York, April %. Money nominally
cad; prime mercantile, 4@4la; sterling
steady, ASA OH demand; 4S5@4.S51s at
sixty days.
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Cash Prices.
Mhea mo. . red. 74M75ls: No. 3 d

Wheat-No. . red. T4n75i2: No. 3 red,
72a74 No. p hard. T4alT4ia NO. 4 hard
20 M nnrth..r,. ,,,ing !.c,i.s
NJ. northern spring. 13ai75. No. 3.
s,9firs. 7l173
f-orn-No. a IS. No. . white. As: No. 9.
low. IS: No. 3. 44ls al443.. No. 3 yell
~ III. a Az.
elafsNo. -. No. . white ess. a
soq1 Nj 2 9sa NJ !, Whit. ssSi, n, 3sa. i
Va Whit 271.qr9Sis
Stock Quotations.
chicago. April %. The following are
the Closing quotations in the stock ex
change tcaaY
American spgai-l4sss.
Narthwe stern 20.''i
Western Enien-si
Alton. stI1ills,rl4
Alton preferred 7sis.
southern lsallYay--S0.
81. auii7oia.
Leather cemnqn--l33..
ROCK Islard-l5sA.
b. K T.-s5a
g. G W251a.
0ias-l1si4.
Pvnnsyl vania-152A
Wabash-i1T,
Ontario & Wcstern-35ia.
{. & O.-i7ss
Alanhattar-l2ss4
Missouri Paeific-l01,ks.
Northern Pacific-l0S&
Northern Pacific. preferred y
Atchison, common-71A.
Atehison. preferred-985s.
Erie. common-29
Mexican central-23.
L. & NAlosas.
r G, I-b6sl
t. S. Steel. common--4sil
l. S. Steel. preferred-s6i4
American Tobacco-12s.
/ Continental Tobacco-45sa.
Southern sPacific-53lla.
Union Pacifie-lD7s.
AIARsHALLTOSvS MARKETS.
The following prices quoted are a.
I nearly correct as it is possible TO oh.
| tain from Marshailtown dealers. The
! quotations are for prices paid nv deal.
ers. corrected Friday afternoon:
GRAIN AND FEED
TIE Kansas CITY Grain COMPANY "a.
norts The following prices:
oats-2gls
Corn-New. 35ls. old. s5ls,
WaeatM5s.
CORN.
rbs e,ucoss s,,aar s Reen,ng conn.,,,
WIN nav 3s cents for sound dry nov
/ corr
1IvE STOCK
paai,.. tod., eoo
prit,a,n r. ara navnp IN. ,n.
4 ,o,.sns ,rices for bops n waeo, ,oaa
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Milwauke e Grain,

milwaukee,, April 26
wheat-No. northern, 75@751a: N5
2 northern. 72A.
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ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT.
Orville Saunders Gives the Clinton
Officers Livcly Ghnse.

Officers Lively Ghnsc.
Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, April 2s-A few days ago
Crville Saunders. well known in n num-
Der of Iowa cities, and a former inmate
os the Anamosa penitentiary. escaped
Jail at Rock Island He is member of
the notorious Saunders family that has
furnished five state convicts. Chief
Cole, of this city. has been on the look
cut for Saunders. whom he has many
times arrested, and yesterday he went
cut on the track of the man. Saunders
has brother-in-law by the name Of
James Hazelhurst, who resides at Fol-
tor police Chief Cole telephoned to
rolletts and learned that Saunders was
there He secured u carnage and ac-
companied by officer Herbert knutsen
drove out to Folletts after Saunders on
Wednesday afternoon. knowing that
Saunders is a hard man to capture, the
officers approached the house as stealth
ily as possible. However. when they
..'ere on the opposite side of the street.
directly in front of the house, Saunders
opened the door. When he SAW the OIL
GERS he closed the door quickly and
lodged back out of sight. Mr.. Knutson
ran To the back door TO head the man
of and Chief Cole started toward the
front par. e he house. MThen near the
building he saw Saunders stumble out
of window The chief hurried TO the
side of the house from which Saunders
mad made his speedy and ungraceful
exit. but nothing could be seen of the
man. Chief Cole looked in the hen house
and other places for Saunders. but
could not find any trace of the escaped
prisoner. He had noticed small box
III the yard, but at first paid no atten-
ton to it, as he thought 1T was not
large enough 10 cover fair-sized dog.
However, he turned 1t over and was sur
prised to find his man, rolled up like a
ball. He was brought to Clinton and
the Rock Island officials were notified
Of the capture and will come here after
Saunders as soon as requisition papers
can be secured.
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines April 26.-For Iowa: Fair
tonight, possibly followed by showers in
the western portion Saturday.
Synopsis % weather conditions: The
| disturbance in the northwest is now
central over western South Dakota.
1t has increased in area and energy.
The area of cloudy weather is also in
creasing in the west and northwest and
rain has fallen thruout Manitoba and
the British northwest, western Montana
and Idaho. but as yet no rain has fallen
in advance of the storm.
The temperature is high In the CEN
trail valleys and low in the northwest.
No Attempt to XIII King Charles.
Bucharest, April 26.-There is no truth
in the report of an attempt made upor
the life of King Charles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
COLLEGE FIELD MEET
Inter.Class Field Meet Of Iowa
College to Be Held
Saturday.
Something About the Athletic
Situation at Grinnell-.
Sporting News.
Popular Misapprehension as to
the Action to Be Taken
Against Heron.
.ial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. April 26.-Grinnell will hold
her inter-class field meet at the fair
grounds Saturday. The meet will be a
holly contested one and Will be especial
ly important because it Will enable the
management to definitely decide upon
the new material that they may rely
upon to win points at the coming trian-
gular meet with Ames and Drake one
week from Saturday and at the state
meet a few weeks later.
cirinnell is unusually in the dark this
year az 10 the quality Of its athletic ma
terial She is entering the spring con-
tests With many of her old point Win
ners missing and with a group of new
men who are promising but who can
hardly be relied upon 10 carry off a
large number of first places However,
the Grinneil spirit, which has enabled
Grinnell 10 pull a place out of apparent
defeat. was never more present among
her athletes than this Year and che Will
fight hard. Capt. Lyman upon being
questioned as 10 the outlook OF the
team said:
We are especially handicapped this,
year by the loss of old and sure point
winners and will go TO the meets with a
large number of new and untried men
However we will do our bes, and be-
lieve that we should stand at least a
fair show for second place at the TRAN.
gular meet at Arnes- This is supposng
of course. that the new men develop
form during the term and that no acct
dents happen. Still we must play on a
narrow margin and the Winning of the
place Will be dependent upon the hard
tst kind of work on the parr of the
iGrinnell men
In the spirits this year Grinnell Will
feel the loss Of Snyder. Who Vas q sure
point winner for the SCARE, and black
Snyder Was also a point winner in the
jumps, and here. too. the (irinnel men
would welcome him back With pleasure.
In the sprints Capt. Lyman 10 showing
up in fairly good form ard should land
place. While Bair. ConSer and Spaul-
ding viii also carry the maltese cross in
the short runs. while Capt Lyman, ID.
Evans and Van Dyke VIII run the 440.
ln the long runs C;rinnell can only
mourn The days of Einie Palmef and her
other swift men who in years past were
sure 10 land first and second places for
the congregationaiists in these events
This year the most promising men in
these events are d. d. and f. Evans
and Mekeag while Waters new man
isto the track is showing up fairly we'll
In the hurdles Grinnell feels that her
strong point lies She has Crouch who
Won the meet last Year and is relied
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Minneapolis Grain

wheat-May. 10; July, 747s. On track
No. hard, 75a4; No. northern. 73A !:
No. northern, 71@72.
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q : - 4 Y va TCH-
C'hicago.1 April %.

Chicago. April %.
Wheat-Aprii and MAY 81
Corn April. AS, May. AIS.
Oats-April and MAY. 2sia
Pork-April ard May. l4.4fl
Lard-April, s.22sls; May. Sl7is.
Ribs-April and May, s.222is.
Rye-5lAa.
Rerle.s--ss@sss.
Flax l.sS
Timothy September, s.a5as.27.
aClovsr--10.715.
Butter Easy; creameries, 1919
dairies. Hall.
Eggs Easy; To-
Iced Poultry Steady; chickens. "a
91a; turkeys, sail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
,efents Knox.

Special 70 Times Republican.
Iowa City, April 2s. The Universitvo.
Iowa opened the college base bali sea-
son here yesterday by defeating The
Knox College team by a score of . tie ).
The game was a poor one from the uni-
.verstty standpoint and every fan is hop
ing that the team will take a brace be-
fore the Grinnell game on Saturday.
Knox College played good game
something even better than last year
when il played on the home grounds Of
the Iowa team. McKeera, the short
stop, played the best game of the visit
tors, fielding Clearly and securing three
singles out of total of three allowed
the Knox men by Hurst. Hopkins. the
tcoiored second baseman. made two err
icrs and secured no hit. but played a
ioerd!table game. Grogan played a good
same at third. The Iowa team was out
..layed by Knox at short stop. third base
and left field. Hurst was in the box for
Iowa and struck out nine men, besides
keeping the hits scattered.
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July CORN GOING UP
Speculation in That Option Be-
comes Lively Under the
Bull Leadership.
Light Receipts and Higher Cables
Sustain Prices for Other
Futures.
Wheat Strong and Active at Frac-
tionally HigherFi gures--
Livestock Steady.
IBy Associated Press. !


Chicago. April 20 Belief that the
bulls are turning their attention 10 the
July option gave corn for delivery that
month strong demand. May, while
holding steady, was not active. Light
receipts and higher cables We're factors
in sustaining prices. May opened ui.
changed to Il of a cent higher at As 10
iSia and gradually worked up to 4s's0e
1875, Phillips bidding for small lots.
uly opened Il TO * Of cent up at 45..
g i5ss and advanced to 46. Receipts
We're ninety -four csts. one contract
Grade.
ninety-four cars one contract grade.
May closed V higher at ASS; July, asni2
up. at a5ssd45& The latter half of the
session the market was rather quiet.
Wheat was strong and active. The
sharp advance at Liverpool gave the
market an impetus and May opened 3
10 Is of a cent higher al % 10 1915, and
sold to 1885. On profit taking the market
reached to -. May later reacted 70 f22as..
because Of disappointing cash business,
but closed firm. = higher al
Following the example ssat by the big
corn shorts Nesterllay a number of
smaller traders today settled with Phil
lips, 10 Whom they had sold their corn
8 at d lower price because he was the only
man from whom they could get it. In
small lots he sold about 100000 bushels
between ISIS ard sSl2. The nlarke; Vas
iess excited Today and fluctuations We're
comparatively narrow.
In answer 10 the question in regard 10
his atti;udc towards the market foe
May corn Phillips said: Il hav- not
closea out Yet and there are several
millions of May corn still coming q
me-
Oats We're steady in sympathy wstil
other grains, but profit taking checked
any marked advance. May opened X 10
q OF cent higher al 26i2 to 26ss and
seld to 26as, where the marker steadiesl
Provisions We're duh but steady, IL
sympathy with corn
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OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST.

No Attemp pit to Kali king Charles.
Bucharest, April 26.-There is no truth
in the report of an attempt made upon
the life of King Charles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-26
LIVE STOCK

The Glucose Sugar Refining Company
VIII pay sc cents for sound, dry, new
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NIARsHALLToSvN MARK gTs.

The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as it is possible to OBJ
tain from Marshalltown dealers. The
quotations are for prices paid by deal
ers, corrected Friday afternoons:
GRAIN AND FEED.
Tie Kansas City Grain Company re.
ports the following prices:
Oats-22i2.
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CORN.

Corn-New, 351s; old. S5lg.
Wneat-5U.
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Stock Quotations.

e'hicago. April 2s.- The following are.
the Closing quotations in the stock ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31


same reasons mat iea TO similar results
10 other states Ihe cry OF 'hui'"
influence would De Just as relevant 10
the Issue 90 those parts OF the country
that went over 70 Mckinley to the
surprise Of the country as 20 the re-
suit IN Cnh. There were high church.
men IN uiah on eaeh SIDE OF the con
hlct u was fair light ana both
could not win. except on local issues.
The legislature stood 81 Republicans
TO 25 Dem"orais A Republican Senator
was u evn@e. elected What other
result could enaue?
We assure the Boston Herald thatthe
story about q bargain with some
body not named 20 sell out or turn over
or In some mysterious. unexplained
fashion TO control votes or secure an
office to one particular candidate is ab-
eolutely and atrociously false.'Gcn'iles
In the Legislature voted for the sue
cessful candidate az wei az MOT
mons The matter was decided ~
party caucus ana without that ueh'