Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-01

create moist heat which is declared
TO be as good as steam, and much
cheaper at the present price Of coal.
One Of the, drawbacks to the consump-
ton of oil for heating purposes is that
If the crude variety is used very Of
fensive Odor will be given off. For
dwellings it will he necessary to employ
refined oil, but then the refined product
does not contain enough heat units to
make its use practicable at the present
price of oil. With reduction in the
cost of oil, or with coal as high as SIS a
ton, 1t vii be economy, however, to burn
refined oil for heating purposes.
The young women retail clerks OF ST.
Paul declare they will marry none but
the members of a labor organization. 1t
is believed that some mental reserya-
tions will develop later on.
The Abba Union publisher, who feels
justified in rating his establishment to
be we'll worth the good price he paid
for 1t, in the course of an article on the
value of newspapers speaks of the
as "one OF the best
evening dailies in the state There are
two reasons for this, first that it has
always been managed by strong, pro-
gressive newspaper men, second be-
cause the republicans of Marshalltown
and Marshall county have been united
and unanimous in their support of this
paper The Times Republican has done
more to advertise Marshalltown than
the Northwestern road, or their glucose
factory, or packing house, or the car
rage factory, more than all OF them
combined"
When money goes to New York and
gets tight it is better to arrest it by
letting 1t loose, contrary to the usual
custom.
The Chicago Journal announces that
a marriage license has been issued to
foreign residents in the persons OF JOS
eff Jagiowski Heronika Wojacakowska.
In this case two jags that beat as one
will create no apprehension.
The Omaha Bee says: There is COM
plant in Iowa against the drunkards'
law, altho it has been in operation only
a few months. on the score that 1t Is
being stretched by the Judges far be-
You'd the intent of the legislature. The
courts are committing many to the in.
sane asylums for indefinite periods on
evidence that is incompetent. The In
tention was that inebriety should be
proved by competent medical testimony
and that a broad distinction should be
between ordinary drunken-
ness and a condition of alcoholism
equivalent to MANIA" 1t Is not proba-
bic that many mistakes have been made
thus far. In many instances the cases
passed upon have been aggravated
ones.
A Satisfactory Man-New Man
Here are some poetic contributions
which came in today's mail. am not
UP on poetry.
Editor-Good! don't want you to be
up on 1t. I want you to be down on 1T.
New York Weekly.
j. II. Thirty, of Long Island City, who
originated the school savings bank.
sends report on the seventeenth ami
of the Introduction Of the sys-
tenn. The purpose of the plan is to In
struct the pupils in thrift and accustom
them to habits of It, The moneys are
collected weekly by the teachers or
principal and deposited in nearby
savings institution. The system is now
in practice in 1,479 schools OF us cities
Of tWenty-four states in America, and
the scholars of those schools have saved
81, 309,611, of which $S69,S7S.49 has been
leaving balance OF $780,
1852 due little depositors to Jan !.
1902.
Wife-Youll probably marry again.
John, after I'm gone, but I'm afraid
you'll never get another woman like
ne.
Husband-No, dear; 7 don't think
.here'll be any danger of that. 1
Wouldn't worry about It, dear, If were
Transcript.
In an interview in Council Bluffs,
Lacey, who is out on
work, is quoted as saying:
There are about $500 mining votes in
he Sixth district, and of those 1900 to
800 are colored. In former years the
majority of the miners have voted with
he democrats, so Mr.. Reese's candi-
lacy 1t Is thought, will not effect that |
,ote very materially. Many members
# the Mine Workers Union with whom
have talked resent the attempt of Mr.
Reese to take the union into politics. 1
ave always stood we'll with the miners,
IS all national legislation on their be-
lalf has been thru me. They have al