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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
HARD COAL SITUATION.

The hard coal problem is still UNI
solved. aud The fear that there will he
q marked scarcity gains ground as time
passes. and the strike in the anthracite
region holds out. AS the west, o.. this
section of it, largely draws its supplies
from Chicago, it is interesting To learn
the situation in that city. ono dealer
states that Chicago Will not feel the
Hack of anthracite coal for fully another
Inlonth. but that When the pinch comes
the coal of that character now stored
there viii be exhausted in 4 Very little
while.
Another dealer declares there Will
undoubtedly lie a shortage ofanthraeite
lin Chicago during the coming winter,
and users of the fuel viii have to put
up with bituminous for a while, and of
this there is an abundance. The three
groups of Pennsylvania mines produce
normally 100000 tons of anthracite as
month. Ii they should all start by Sep
TENDER /. it would be difficult for the
west TO get a supply until the Sopo.ooo
tons shortage in the east has been
made up.
This dealer does not expect a supply
to reach Chicago before Christmas, and
probably not until later. The normal
supply for Chicago as his season, he
say, is about 100000 tons: this is the
amount that should be in the han's of
the Wholesalers. The retailers have
probably now between 100000 and 300
900 tons in the city and its suburbs; the
Wholesalers have practically none left.
He thinks not one of them has more
than a thousand tons. and most of them
much less"
What the price may be here or in the
east viii depend upon the continuance
of the strike. If that should end there
would probably be a sudden drop in
figures. Ii not prices would largely be-
come prohibitive in the west and con-
indicating present prices in the east.
where it usually sells at about a third
of that in the west, the following from
the New York Tribune of the 18th ndi-
Gates conditions in chat great me!rop-
oils: Another advance in the price of
coal went into effect this morning. AT
a meeting Yesterday of the committee
appointed by the retail dealers to watch
the market it was decided to advance
the price of all domestic sizes to 50, No.
. nut 10 SIS and pea to $3.50 ton The
price of steam sizes will remain the
same. The committee. which only
about ten days ago advanced the price
to IS, has been criticized somewhat be-
cause il did not at that time make the
price 50 or even more. There has been
no .etup in the search for anthracite
one dealer said yesterday that it was
almost impossible to pick a cargo, and
that the situation Was becoming more
serious every day. Wholesalers We're
asking $S.35 a ton alongside for domes-
tic sizes yesterday, with little to be
had at that figure"
Al this rate and maintaining the rel
alive difference the price would be-
come prohibitive in the west.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
CORN CANNING AT WATERLOO.

CORN CANNING; AT WATERLOO.
lWaterloo Courier. l3th.]
The Waterloo Canning Company will
open the season tomorrow noon. and
for the next six weeks all will be hustle
and activity around the big structure
until the 1900 and more acres of lus-
Ecious sweet corn is transferred from
the field TO the can and packed in cases.
All arrangements have been complet-
ed for the opening tomorrow and be-
tween $50 and 300 people will be em-
ploycd during the season. The output
this year will be about so per cent of
the anticipated pack as some OF the
crop planted on the low grounds WAS
lost on account of the prevailing high
water A sample of the product which
will be packed by the canning company
was shown to a reporter al the cam
ming company's office this morning. 1t
consisted OF some of the finest. best
filled and sweetest torn ever raised in
this section, and the officers of the
company are jubilant over the excel
lent quality of the product to be turned
out from the factory this year and
while the pack will fall about % per
cent short of the earlier anticipations,
the quality of the corn is such that this
years bushes is expected to come fully
up to the average, as the product to be
turned out will he of a much finer quail
ity than than of past years.
The increased capacity and facilities
of the factory will enable the company
to turn out fully double the pack of last
Year. The corn is already beginning to
arrive on the scene and the large force
of working people will convert the en-
tire crop into the finished product With
in the space of six weeks. No trouble
has been experienced in securing help
this year and the seasons work Is ex-
pected to be completed from now with
out a hitch. The prevailing price of
corn from the field is now So per ton,
and it is expected that besides the large
acreage planted by the canning COM
PAM a considerable quantity of the
raw material will be purchased from
the farmers of Black Hawk county
6i.lieoocke cas- w
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
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Twice in hospital, i. a. Guledge,
Verbena, Ala. paid a vast sum TO doc
tors to cure q severe case of piles, cs -
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
Eurl1q 5larsalum an fridan, ast s. 1902

imangled arm away and allow her to
spring afresh at him, he deliberately
walked a few agonizing PAGES until his
comimde was able 10 take aim and Kill
the brute. Thus his courage saved his
life. tho the anputation of his arm at
the shoulder proved neeess&ry
Marshall countg'S old settlers had a
splendid reunion Thursday; and today
.are ENJOYING the reelection that the
e,piny day missed them.
In the east corn holders for green
corn are among the new con;rivances
for the table. They are dasserlike.
Piercing the ear al either end they are
held firmly one in each hand, until the
corn is nibbled from its parent stock.
Eating corn from the cob is one of the
delights that viii probably never be-
ventions to relieve the situation are
considered desirable.
M Real Grievance. Young Wife
Cwith i pouD SO | am u bird, ann L?
You used to say | was an angel
Young Husband Well l stil give
YOU credit for having wings, don't T.
Chicago Tribune.
The wet period in Iowa in 1855 closed
With the opening of August. 50 say the
old settlers, and hence they have been
sileneed by Il rainy season that sur
passes it in length.
President David Starr Jordan. of
Stamford University. who has been ex-
floring the south seas for the last few
nlonths for specimens of fish from the
coral reefs. in conjunction With sur
veying party sent out by the United
States fish commission. makes an i'm
teresting report. In the bay of Apa.
Samoa i53 distinct varieties of fish
have been found. many OF them previ-
cusly unknown To scientists. This is
the first time that the fish life of a coral
reef has been thoroughly explored.
Oregon, the voting population of
which was 10000 in 1850 and is now
100, 000.has no larger representation UNI
der the new appovtionment than under
the previous one that is. two members.
Washington and California each gain
one member.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.


"If you think a one-legged man can't
run just keep your eye on Dave Hen
derson in the Third district" suggests
the Boone Republican.
The Ames Times notices that The
platform adopted by the republican
state convention of Iowa is receiving
favorable comment from all parts of the
country
Murder will out"--except when it is
committed in Des Moines-according to
the Keokuk Gate City.
The Des Moines News is of the opin-
ion that so long as Carrie Chapmen-
Gait contents herself With saying nine
tenths of the criminals are men and
doesn't say nine-tenths of the men are
criminals, there will be no revolt"
In noticing that Senator Platt rises
tc announce frigidly that New York
will ignore Iowa's example i'm the mat
ter of putting Cuban reciprocity
plank in the state platform and ac-
cuses the Hawkeye state of monopoliz-
ing federal patronage, the Waterloo
Courier AYERS that "if Iowa has done
one-half the office sobbling charged to
her by the irate senator, she can we'll
afford to smile sweetly in reply"
The jefferson Bee notices that
sbunches of steers are not lifting many
mortgages in Greene county this year,
but they are raising the bank accounts
of many of our farmers to a most sat
isfactory degree"
The Iowa City Republican urges that
III there is anybody With a favorte for
congressional nomination at the Clin
ton convention next week. or if any
body wants the nomination. let him
sneak out. The district does not want
any eleventh hour candidate. Get into
the race before the entries close or stay
cut"
The Marion Register says it lis not a
prophet, but Roosevelt will be his own
successor, no difference what the re-
suit of this falls election may be-
The Grundy Republican of the 18th
has the goodbye of Editor A. L. An
derson and the Introductory greeting
Of the new proprietor, II. Il. Moffett
who states his desire shall always b.
to hold the paper to the high STANDARD
# has attaired as a county publica-
ZION under the control of the retirnl
editor, and to make it still more en-
titled to its position as the leading pa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

per OF Grunly county" The Repub-
lican is an excellent county paper.
Referring 10 the possible candidacy
of Lew Boies for CONGRESS- in the Third
district. the Webster city Freeman
Tribune thinks the nane OF Governor
Beies is one To conjure With among the
democratic masses, but the son has lit
tie personal acquaintance outside of
the town he lives in. colonel nender-
son will have little to disturb him in his
campaign for recollection ANA Viii be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

them easier if they cultivate their
modest Way to find a partner for life.
strange as this declaration may APP
pear to some of them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
TOPICS OF THE TIMES


Poor people may build hope this sea
SON upon good-sized and moderately
Emperor William refuses TO consent
even to a Morsanatic marriage of his
son TO an American girl Eut best of all.
anvtbinr san. genuine marriage ana
the a,npe,o,.s son is Infatuated enough
10 viell if the opportnnity offers.
Since the first OF the year more than
TOE divorce suits have been brought in
them the wives are the plaintiffs.
| The iIygeia Hotel at old Point Conn
! states, is TO be moved eight miles
across Hampton Roads The moving
Of frames and brick buildings several
squares is an easy thing for the mod
orn engineer, but rarely is a building
moved across such an immense stretch
ing 400 feet long and the engineers
lave a difficult task before them. II is
10 be moved on rafts.
The compliments being passed on
missouri ; growing solli' according 20
the Springfield Repuhheah, are enough
TO make II prick UP us ears.
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Monet ne aiiSNsrs'' i's''i'l''iS'
MO N"u can ''"N =. - i'o'" sese''''
FONTS OF View ana s'lll see lhae ne was
right says lhe 'a'icd,so iose'
,,..,..',....
The Leader of the western democracy
was IN q ouoS'ai1e ''''a WITTY frame on
mind. ana told many good stories on
himself. ne said mat not long ago IN
y western town he had occasion to get
shaved. The barber. colored man. felt
highly complimented by the opportuni-
Is of shaving man who had been a
the operation MAS over My. BRYAN gave
him q silver dollar Some weeks after
w3rd, travelling that way, he met an
old friend in the same town, who told
him him he had got the barber in trou-
BILE
why, he has been up before the bar
bers' union, had charges preferred
against him, and was then put on trial
for shaving YOU
IL don't understand that replied Mr.
20, YES. You paid him all right, but
the other BARRIERS said that he was cut
ting under and should have charged So
milwaukee, finds that the cremation
of municipal garbage is a very costly
luxury. About $4,000 month goes up
with the smoke of the crematory.
The democratic natiohal congress
mittees to canvass grocers, meat mar
housewives. too for information in
minute detail as to the increased cost
of food and other necessaries of life
ever a few years ago. The purpose to
be served is twofold: To show that
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"Wait tin the clouds roll hy'' Is now
the reason for non-action with MANY
outdoor workers.
A uta-weoriaa resident NJ chicaao
threw himself into the Lincoln Park la
coon determined To end am with the
water cure. "come out of there or IN
shoot you, yeI,ed . noliaanan d,,u.;,,
;bs artillery The would-ha s,,icida
struck ont for shore aud was svvea
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do that 1,, i,.t :, ,,.a,,, ,,ot,,,.ar
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
IOWA NEWSPAPERS.
kETCHUM EXPLAINS. >,
IDaNcnnnrt Renuhlican.


Hon. y. 5. Eetchum, who was n
strong candidate before the state con-
vention for railroad commissioner and
came pretty near being nominated in
a letter from Marshalltown to the edi-
tor of this paper shows what he TANKS
of political promises. In his letter he
says:
II have your paper and note your ed
itorial. You are right Your article
is quite to the point. l had the votes
all right. but could not get them thru
the convention. The delegates met UNI
expected barriers on the floor of the
convention and We're overpowered by
the element anticipated. 1t was quite
as much d surprise To the republicans
Of Iowa as it WAS to me. The surprise to
Inc Mas the leapng out OF Linn roun
~ from our own Fifth district. In short
there were many SURPRISES. iiut the
mos, seglous MAS the lack OF fidelity to
promises made by letter and verbally,
spontaneously, without asking; yet
when the powers that rise up in such
mighty force the weak only change
their minds. We will see what the flu
lure viii do.
Il beg TO thank YOU for the many
courtesies shown me. as also the good
old delegates from Scott county.
There is little doubt had men kept
their promises to Mr.. Ketchum he
WOULD have been the nominee by a
handsome majority. Linn county was
the first to break faith and this stam-
peded the other delegates. Mr. kechum
has the matter sized up about right,
and he has the courage TO express him.
self. He does not intimate in his let
ter to the Republican what his future
course will be but he has the consoa-
ton of knowing that he has many good
friends who would like to see him win
the next time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

The Des Moines News is of the opin-
ion that so long as Carrie Chapnen-
Gait contents herself With saying nine
tenths of the criminals are men and
doesn't say nine-tenths of the men are
criminals, there will be no revolt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

Murder will out''-except when it is
committed in pes Misunderstanding to
the Keokuk Gate City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

"If YOU think a one-legged man can't
run just keep your eye on Dave Hen
derson in the Third district" suggests
the Boone Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

1t is related of Sir Edward Bradford
the chief police commissioner of Lon
don, that he once walked arm in arm
so To speak with Il tigress. He was out
hooting, and. always fearless sports
man, had come TO close quarters With
mis- quarry. He fired, and either the bali
failed to take effect or but slightly
9ounded the animal. She spr4ng AT him
mad seized his left arm above the ell
)ow. The pain must have been terrible,
out Sir Edward kept cool, aud. realizing
that it would be death to drag his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

The wet period in Iowa in 1888 closed
With the opening of August. 50 say the
old settlers and hence they have been
silcneed by Il rainy season that sur
passes ii III length
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

The Ames Times notices that The
platform adopted by the republican
state convention OF Iowa is receiving
favorable comment from all parts of the
country
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

Milwaukee finds that the cremation
of municipal garbage is a Very costly
luxury. About $4,000 month goes up
with the smoke of the crematory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-15

The recent change in the United
States supreme court is an event of ma
tional Importance and interest. The
retirement of Horace Gray, at the age
of a., as a result of llhealth, was a
.+n,, tba, has heen anti,Sinnted for sew
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ROOSEVELT WITHDRAWS
Invitation to 1'i11man.
South Carolina Senator Cannot Attend Dinner
to Prince Henry.
The Names Of Senator Tman and Senator McLaurn Must
Not be Called at Roll Call, Until Further Notice.

Washington, Feb. 2i.-The president has
Withdrawn his invitation extended 70 Sena-
Tor Tlllman. OF South Carolina, 10 attend The
dinner 10 be given tonight IN honor or Prluce
Henry, OF Prussia, aL Lne Willie House.
IL Is stated that this acLlon Oh the part OF
the president WAS made necessary from the
TACT that IL was due to the occurrences On the
floor Of The senate last Saturday, when Inc
senator from South Carolina Was declared In
contempt oi Jne senate.
Senator Martin, of Virginia, member OF
the committee on naval affairs, mas accepted
an Invitation In Mr.. Tlllmans place.
The Invitation Was extended originally 10
Mr.. Tlllman owing 70 the fact that ne ID tne
ranking minority member OF the naval
affairs committee.
Senator Frye, president pro tenn. OF the sen.
ate gave directions 10 the clerks Of the senate
Today that the names OF Senators Tlllmail
and McLaurip, OF South Carolina, must uot
be called on roll calls until further notice.
This likes the status Of the senators, VINO
are practically suspended from all senatorial
functions.
There was sensational sequel to the decis.
ion of The president 10 eliminate senator
rillman from the list OF dinner guests.
NJ Mlssouri, and asked him as q friend and
democratic colleague of MIR. Tlllman 10 sug-
gesL to the latter the propriety OF Withdraw
ing his acceptance Of The ulnner invitation.
The president explained his attitude In tne
matter and said Inat In view Of The contempt
proceedings Mr.. TIllman's presence would not
only be AL atfront TO The senate, oul uls-
courtesy to Prince Henry.
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Mr.. Cockrell accepted the commission an
later leIepnoneu W the president lnAI NJ.
rulman absolutely refused 10 Withdraw IA
acceptance, In response 10 Inc president
The president Immediately cancelled the
Invitation III Il mole he dispatched dlrectiy ~
Mr.. Tillmau shortly before noon Today.
simultaneously Senator Martin, OF VIZ
ginla, WAS invited TO take Mr.. Tlllman place.
at the diner as the next ranking democratic
mem Der or the senate naval AFFAIRS conlmlt
tee. ,.
In the senate today Mr.. Pritchard, Republi-
can, OF North CarUlIna, al the request ol MT.
McIaurin offered u resolution uirecLlDg the
privileges and elections committee u ~
vsstIgate Mr.. IilInan's charges that Mr.. NC
LaurIu was Improperly Influenced 10 vote LOT
for the Spanish peace treaty.
The resOluLlOn was referred 10 that COIL
mlLLee. ,,,,
In the debate that followed on the Phil
ipplnes tariff Dill MIR. McCOInas, OF Maryland,
denied MIR. Wellinglon's (Md.) charges That
tns former was Influenced " vote LOT Inc
treaty by promises OF President MCKINLEY.
Mr. Wellington showed intense leeilng.
The following IL the letter from The WnlLe
house Withdrawing MIR. TlIlman's invitation
10 dine There Tonight:
white House, Feu. "a The president re-
grels that he IL compelled 70 Withdraw Tue
invitation 10 you 10 dine tonlgnt Al Ine
White House. Very truly yours,
George b. Cortelyou,
Secretary TO Lne President"
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