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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, of Cres-
ton, have come to Marshalltown to
reside, and for the present are making
their home with the latter's brother
Mr.. w. L. Goodwin, of 2os South Sec
ond avenue. Mr.. Anderson has taken
a position with McComlos Bros. Mr.
Anderson has but recently returned
from a few years service with the
United States cavalry Ia the Philip
pines and China. In the war in China
he was wounded having been shot in
the side during an attack on a Chinese
stronghold before Pekin.
Black cat half hose sale. 10 cents
each, at the Fair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

The members of the Twin City high
school base ball nine arrived in the
city this morning from Tama, to meet
the Marshalltown high school team on
the Finkle park diamond this after
noon. The personnel of the nine is
George Hartley, pitch; Orville Kline,
catch: Leslie Lupton, first base; Frank
Mericle second base; Don Bryce, third
base: George Means, short; j. Budlong,
left field; Earl Johnson. substitute A
small roofing" delegation of students
accompanied the team. All of the visit
ing nine, with the exception of Third
Baseman Bryce, are from Toledo
Silk linens, beautiful goods for
waists, at Newcomers.
Word to friends In the city from Mrs.
Catherine Frink, formerly of MARSHALL
town, but now of ST. Louis, states that
recent cablegram received in ST
Louis from South America, announces
the death Of Mrs. Frink's sister, Miss
Mary Graham Miss Graham had been
in South America twenty-three years
employed as teacher in the govern
ment school. She had accumulated a
fortune and was intending in December
to return to her native country to en-
joy he remaining days with those dear
to her. Owing to the poor health OF
another sister, Mrs. w. M. Shaffner, OF
Daytona, Fla, Mrs. Frink left for Day
tona Saturday to break the new to
her and remain with her during her
illness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Remember the piano sale at the Tuf-
free Music House only continues one
week, during which time you may buy
any instrument in the house at cost.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Lamb Bros. have just completed an
order of 10000 of their different high
grade cigars for Chris Wetzstein. all
bearing the union label.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Flitton's steam dye works has re-
duced the price of cleaning suits to
$3.50. 1t will pay you to have your
old suit cleaned and pressed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Rubber hose, lawn sprinklers, hose
members, from 81 up to the very best
Schmidts hardware store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Fred Hopkins, Jr., who recently dis
posed of his tailoring business at Tama,
and for the past few weeks has been In
the employ of his father, Mr.. Fred
Hopkins, of this city, left this morning
for, Spirit Lake, where he WHY take
charge of the tailoring department OF
the John A Millar clothing store. Mrs.
Hopkins, who has been in the city with
her husband, went to Tama this after
noon to make preparations for remov-
ing to Spirit Lake. She expects to join
her husband there in a week or ten
days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-19

Black cat half hose sale, 10 cents
each at the Fair.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
The SOBER MULE
HAD A SNAKE SURE

CARROLLT0N, Miss. June 2s.~~Fof
several months a mule belonging 10
Mr. II A. Garner. OF this place. has
heeu the observed of all observers. ~
far as mules are concerned. because of
It's afIiictioG with what Ii known as
''snake-eye.
Hundreds Of citizens as weil as vis-
itors had examined the mules eye. and
all were agreed that they could see a
small snake wrigglipg about first In
one corner and then In the other A
veterinarian OF Memphis heard of the
mule and offered To pay all freight
charges to Memphis just to perform
the operation that was thought 10 be
necessary. but the owneer. MIR. Garner,
determined TO go after that snake ia
person. and with the assistance OF a
number OF neighbors he did so.
A small incision was made In the
corner OF the eye, and out jumped tn
snake, landing In the palm of the hand
of one OF the assistants. The slender
little snake was placed in bucket OF
clstern water, where 1t lived Ave or
six hours II is being preserved "a
alcohol to show to DoubtinE Thomases.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
T ARI

WASHINGTON. u. C., June $50
far as reciprocity for Cuba is CON
cerned II has been decided to have nc
further conferences of Republican Ser
ators on Cuban reciprocity legislation.
Senators Hanna, Aldrich and Plat Of
Connecticut urged that there be several
additional meetings. such as have been
held. with the hope that some agree
ment might be reached. A majority
OF the Republican Senators believed
that continued discussion OF this sub
ject would work great injury TO the
party. and be productive OF no good.
The President Is being advised with
such unanimity to refrain from send
ing to the Senate at this session a
hastily prepared commercial treaty
with Cuba. that II is understood be
has yielded He has by no means
abandoned the plan to have relief for
Cuba. but he will not press matters to
the extent of provoking a serious rup-
ture In the party on the eve OF Con-
gressional election.
Shrewd politicians are predicting
that the question of reciprocity VIII
yet return to haunt Pesident Roose-
velt. and particularly about the time
he will want q nomination.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
ISSUE: {:
or ACTIVE
POLITICS ~

Of duties 90 t1des aud Woo fpor. that
republic thereby affecting the sheep
and ca;tle ras@erx ot the United State
Should Cuba ae given a reciprocal
treaty of ans kind San Domingo, an~
other sugar raising republic Will also
request TO be placed IN such d positiou
Politicians assert that with every
Republican STATE convention indorsing
reciprocity. the President will be com
PEELED during to next session OF Con-
6ress 10 recommend legislation which
will In itself entail an entire revision
Of the presen; tariff schedules The
Republican leaders mainta that any
revision nf the tarfh will be disastrous
70 the party
For this reason the bills introduced
by Representative Babeock OF Wiscon-
sin chairman OF the Republican Con-
gressional campaign committee. for
the lowering o. duties on steel and iron
products. has never been reported from
the committee on ways and means.
The Republicans say that once the
tariff gets 10 the front and becomes a
we'll defined issue again. the Democrats
will have more than fighting chance
for success These leaders say that
upon every other issue the Democratic
party has failed to win an election
hu( that II the tariff can he forced to
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
FUTURE

the front they are nj onse given the
strongest issue oI the campaign. IL
viii be the object OF the Republican
leaders to prevent any. tariff revision
until after the Presidential campaign
thus hoping 10 confine the Democrats
To issues upon which they have met
defeat ia two Presidential contests.
Reciprocity. according TO the Re
publican leaders. means in itself a
lowering Of duties upon certain arti-
Cles which naturally will cause a de-
crease in production In some portions
OF the United States. Hence any gen
eral reciprocity legislation will bring
about dissatisfaction in various parts
OF the country
II is regarded as practically certain
that the President viii have influence
enough 10 compel the Endorsement of
reciprocity in a majority OF the Repub-
lican State conventions and with this
Endorsement used as a lever the Dem
ccrats at the next session will be in a
position TO force changes In the tariff
The Democratic party at the present
session did all possible to bring the
tariff issue forward. but the Republi-
cans prevented all such efforts by re-
fusing 10 report from the ways and
means committee any bill affecting the
tariff
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
Man" she Married Proved
to Be a Woman and She
Appealed to Police
4 MARYLAND CHS6
The Groom Alter Protesting He
Was a Man FlndIIu Admitted She
Was a Woman.

BALTIMORE MD June Is lis Her
man G Hood man or a woman His
bride % week has entered complain,
10 the police department through tho
minister that united them that the hus~
band IN woman and Ia the face of this
the groom comes forward With The
positive statement that he IL a man.
There the matter rested this morning
but the minister says that the bride
desires to take our q warrant FOR thu
arrest Of her man-w woman husband as
she has fears for her life
Hood came TO Baltimore six years
ago from Elizabeth City. n e and
about six months ago took I'D his res
ldence with Mrs Ernest ne l.. Rauek
widow ot year First acquaiutance
rlpened into love. and ON June - the
couple we're united In the parsonage
al the tnlyersaiist church by the pas.
tor Res Anthony B.tko4sky Last
evening Mrs. Wood went 10 the minis.
ter anc complained that he has mar
r5ed her 10 woman ard he !n turn
called upon the police department -
unrsxel th* u1y stefy
The groom - sea seen proved amg'e
ef1n ntnnEiehff%e, hsat @at1 fhat fa# aews
that he was = woman oo,rpteJsiy stag
serevd him II certaiaty mink | ag
a mar be said iu a distinctly esfsn1
snate voice "a spite ~ Ala size whieh
is that OF = vigorous man Il arr
assOnishna a. ~ ~gfe going TO Rev
Riikovsky v it's sach . story
In disf ssssing yhe matter further he
said ;aat ali Mira Hood had "a DO was
10 Sal that Ahe WAS dissatisfied aud she
need not live with htm
Later - Early this afternoon. wheG
questioned by the police. Lota Sawyer
otherwise Herman G.. Hood admitted
that she vas . waynan She deglinss
to explain the strange marriage She
ss under arrest on the charge ~ o9-
talnine 2lo1 from tho woman she mar
ried She has a child : years old.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
The PREACHER SUES
FOR SERMONS COST
Sdus the LdbOrer Is h0rthu OF His
Hire and he Earned the Sum
OF Six Dollars.

..il.ENVfILE \ y 5une = tn =
Re, Herman 6. Ful'a Formerly Of
New York and ST present pastor N
Chrje;a Evangelical Lutheran church
her, H. suing Charles Michel a barber
for S. for conducting the funeral ser
wires over AicheTs ltitle ssy. who wa
drowned March g
The case came up Yesterday before
Police Justice Moff;t and jury, box
the lury disagreed and the minister
aili hase the CASE tried again.
Michei testified that Fults In his ser
mon r; the funeral compared Michel
aaat@ his q te TO David an6 Saul and
casf reflections upon them because the
child bad not hereu baptized
Nj Fults contendea 4u cuu~- that
the lahorer - worthy Of hts hire.
syd tha; they who preach the Gospel
sluei3 leave by the Gospel He
}Ia3aa' h5s eharge Mas a reasonable
o58e
T." 'ufe sfo1 Gse % ore 10 favor e..
HE teta ster
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
The Judge Acquitted Him OF
Contempt OF Court but Sub
SeQu6ntIV ThrdShcd Him
A VIRGINIA ChSE
lDtGmDerdte Preacher and lnteln-
DerdIe judge Engage In d MixUD
Near Court House.

RICHMOND Va Juh~ 9s-Jas.
when 8. ofs- os .'tzeus ut Amherst
cours house Va were eongratulafiaa
ttemseises Ih4, rgprnjng upon the naal
dischATgr % Rev {. II Crawford
charged wl't 5e.<g ia contempt cf
court an assault aas made by Jndge
Clarence II Campbell Upon the Rieta-
niond minister, aud q rouEh rowhidiDg
III the latter followed
CrawfoyA sho is thu tFiuteBdeut
af the Anu Satoou League OF the State
ia the organ ~ the organization bad
cr1t3eia@d judge Campbell severely for
hss cOurse In the matter ot ilquo-
Iicense@
Probably lst' ladies' vere present al
he tgiai. and pc more Interested spsc-
taiors than tbes acre 10 tie place The
Judge discharged the prisoner, declaF-
.ag that Mr. Crawford waH oct ia con-
tempt Of ghe court. and that in deactln~
sng to ol'ey fhe court summons tss ss'
against h,m Il the shape 81 raie he
aid NO naoFe than was hgs right
During thf progress ~ The trial
Judge Campbell had glYer Rev Mr.
Cra tond 80 opportunity - ~ithdra~
t5sr iarzaAg& Ee had uRea Ia The Chris
tiaa Federation referring In the
phrase "Wh. d had beer dortored the
pcst the tBaEe or the liquor >" and ls@
had aeciiGea to do ~ 8n the grouu4
that fhe construction which he PLACED
npon Il the criticism was 10 the best
- bis know in5ge aud belief jnst
Wher he announced his decision
Judge CampbeIi referred To this fart.
aad fesfpst@5 that MB Crawfoya had
refused to withdraw EtateTueai
which IN suggesting th8; the Amherst
nonr9 - r~prrsef I'D by In" 3uag~ had
beer bf bee eGt whisky vas faise
aad 9oH.a e* aeta ~ hy the people q
the sc3anuaatl ile discharged ihc
pr Spu~T bet held ia strong disap-
proVal the ianRaaEe be had uaed
MI Cga - :prd ard hts friends Aai
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
WILL BF THt
PRINCIPAL

The President has entered so exten-
siveiy into the question of reciprocity
that he has instructed all his friends
among the federal oficehoIders in fhe
various States that he wishes every
State convention to indorse re-
ciproci,y II was largely through the
administration Influence that the Ne
braska Republicans In their State con
yeGtion did this The Republicans Of
Missouri were the next 10 hold a CON
yention. and the President demanded
Of the leaders in that State that he hi.
shown the platform. and particularly
the reciprocal plank before II was SUBJ
mifted to the convention.
There are now twelve or fourteen re-
ciprocity treaties pending before tho
Senate. the most impotant of which are
the French and Argentine. The New
England Senator'S who have been
clamoring so loudly for reciprocity
with Cuba. are the men who prevent ed
the ratification OF these treaties
The French treaty was particularly
obnoxious to the New England Sena~
tors, as il injured the great textile in
dustries of that portion of the country
and the manufacturers of cheap Jew
elry. The Argentine reciprocity treaty
vas not favorahly received by the Sen
ate. because 1t would mean reduction
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
NICE JOB FOR JONES
VOTED FOR PANAMA
Although Democratic National Con-
venliOn Had Declared for
Nicaragua.

CHICAGO, June 29~ Awashingtoa
dispatch says IL Is reported tha, at the
expiration of his present term of ofiIee
Senator James K Iones. OF Arkansas
Chairman of the Democratic NaiIohal
Committee will be- appointed one of th
seven commissioners 10 sapertntene
b. construction of fhe isfhmlan canal.
senator Jones voted for the Spooasr
substitute. notwithstanding that ;he
laS Democratic national coavanlian
cssssared specifisally Roc, the NicAraEwa
rJ1gts. The ancndment which prs
VI lsn for the commission of se.s l wa~
Prestntea hk ssEasos Bsnca u Georgss
an II h said That Senator HAMA IN
IN mind the nice sbesshs II would gig
to some OF his assistants whsn he co.'s
sented to tts adoption
A. u is expected that the eonstrnc
iion OF the canal will take at least n,
teen years the new piare will give
Mr. Jones practically life position
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
Baseball tomorrow
BIsbee and Tucson TO Meet

All is In readiness for the champion
shin game of the season. which will %
played at Carrillos Gardens tomorrow
afternoon.
The fans have cleared their throats
for the final effort and will spread
dismay into the ranks OF the Bisbce
cohorts. The grounds are In prlma
condition and the weather bids fair.
The Grays can be depended on 10
,ower the colors OF the now victorious
team. There have been few changes
in the line up of the team. but the
boys play a much faster game thar
they did against Fort Huachuce.
There is snap to their play, and the
tenn work has picked up wonderfully.
In practice for the last few evenings.
their fielding has been fast and clean.
Ruac Armstrong will be in the box 10:
Tucson and the Bisbeetes will have
'heii troubles trying to solve Few CT
mis- easy ones. Rube has his arm III
fine shape, and is prepared to pitch the
s;me of his life tomorrow.
The Copper Queens admit that they
are little nervous about trying COLI
customs with the Grays. They have
JFtN DdTu at altiAV WV 49,
game vas assured. White, the former
1lcsou boy, will do the twirling for
Fisbee. and his prowess is too well
>nown for further comment. II
Ioohs very much as though tomorrow's
ynn;est would be a pitchers battle
and the outcome can only be surmise l..
The Bisbee aggregation will arrive
II. the Burro in the morning. They
are sure to be reinforced by large
crowd of rooters, and visitors plays
Viii not be overlooked from the grand
stand.
The Grays are confident that thew
viii triumph over the victorious Cop
p"T Queens, and all they need to d1
lie truck, and do 1t we'll. is a little
support from the bleachers. The cor
Test tomorrow will be the game of the
aeaSon. 1t will decide the champion
snip OF southern Arizona. and Tucson
Is now in a fair way to carry off th'
4~'ee
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
IN GOOD SPIRITS
The Kin0 Lifts Himself with a Pulley
and His L0udl Subjects Rejoice
in the Assurance OF His
Recovery.

LONDON, June 2S--"The king is
now out of immediate danger"
This announcement spread quickly
throughout the metropolis. aud caused
General rejoicing
Lord Lister and the other doctors
discussed the patients condition fos
an hour before they committed them
selves To this important announcement.
ny June 81 the doctors are expected %
anouuce that all danger OF any com
piicatlons has passed
The king was very cheerful this morn
ing after four hours sleep and with
temperature normal He Is already
able 20 raise himself slightly by the
aid of a pulley
Wien he first made the attempt 10
do So. the queen adjusted the pillows
30 a. 10 form a back rest, and with a
sigh OF relief the king exclaimed,
That Ii Better.
The week which has witnessed emo
tions Of such conflicting and intense
character as ia he without parallel ~
the nations history, Is ending as II be
san in rejoicing
The followfng bulletin was posted at
buckingham Palare at & p, m ''The
king passed n comfortable day and his
progress continues 10 he qtflfe satis-
factory
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
THE PREACHER BRODIE DOES SOME THINKING
FELT THE LHSH

retired from the courtroom and were
standing on the green talking over the
affair. Judge Campbell had also left.
but after a few moments returned to
the neighborhood
Approaching Rev. Mr.. Crawford he
entered into conversation with him,
apparently Ia n friendly manner and
then suddenly raised cowhlde which
he held in his hand and lashed the
minister numerically. Mr. Crawford
vas taken completely by surprise, and
made no effort 10 defend himself Be
fore ho had time 10 get his wits o.
gether tine affair was over. and jude
Campbell, accompanied by few
friends. had hurried from the field.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28

WASHINGTON. D. C., June pa
serious hitch has occurred In the nego-
tiations between Governor Taft and
the Vatican for the purchase of the
church lands In the Philippines and
settlement of the church question In
the islands.
Secretary Root has received a cable
dispatch from Governor Taft urging
that an ultimatum be sent to the pope,
and that. In the event of non-compli-
ance with its terms. the negotiations
be broken Off
Governor Taft cabled at the same
time the full text of the reply of the
Vatican to the American propositions
II is very long, and evades many OF the
questions discussed by Governor Taft,
1t also names Objectionable conditions
which are partly the cause of the pres
ent unsatisfactory situation.
on9 condition demanded by the pope
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
KING EDWARD OUT OF DANGER
RRIZONA RAILROADS
ARE CONSOLIDATED
The New Lines from Benson TO FL
Pdso Under One Corporate
Control.

BISBEE Aria. June 2s. The stocl
holders OF the El Paso and Southwest,
ern Railroad company met today q;
Bishee and ratified the purchase BY
that company OF the Arizona ana
Southeastern railroad and the South
western Railroad Of New Mexico. ami
the stockholders of thu two latter
companies concutred In the said sales
This viii result 10 placing under one
corporate control a complete line from
Benson TO III Paso, via Btsbee and
Douglas, with branch lines to Naca
and Demng New Mexico. the latter
nectiug with the AtchtSou. Topeka
a. Santa Fe road
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
THE GOAL STRIKE
MITCHELL: GOES WEST
Dynamite Thrown Into a GollIQf1
Last kluht Caused fs0 k
plOsl0nS. u 's s.

WILKEsaARRE. Pa, J1n6
announcement that Preaiaenk 3lEE
would leave for the we4t f4I0 = r. g2S
noon came as q surpfIse - -
strike headquarters today. q Il 3 -
Mitchell said he expScted a
international matters Nif1 M = &
oficiAls or Illinois. 3 4 S 4 4 | 4
late init night 6b1se G|
nAnlits Into the g
OF khe I.shlsA VALLEY ~ VI
yea. cauains two err
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
The War Department Urged TO Send Ultima
tum to Vatican.

in return for the sale of the friars
lands is that the primary public
schools in the Philippine islands he
under the tutelage of the church.
There are other conditions which
Governor Taft considers equally OBJ
jectionable. and he therefore has ad-
vised that Secretary Root authorize
him to deliver an ultimatum to the
pope, which. if not agreed to. will be
met by the withdrawal of Governor
Taft from Rome and his return at once
to Manila.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
Ice Bound Steamers
Thought to be Lost

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, June IS.
The steamer John s. Kimball, form
Nome. passed here this morning bou d
for Seattle.
She brings no news Of the ice-bounG
steamers, Portland and Jennie, which
are now believed to be lost.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
Land Office Officials
Confirmed bu Senate

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 2S.-The
Senate confirmed ]. M. w. Moore ne
receiver of public moneys at Prescott.
Arizona, and Fen s. Hildreth ~ regis.
trar of the land Office at Prescott. .Ari-
2ona.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
HITCH BETWEEN TAFT HND POPE JKE SMITH WILL BE REBUKED
The H6rOd OF Sdndr VIII Escape With a Mid
L6Ctur6.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 2S.-It
is announced by the War Department,
that the case of General J. II. Smith
will not be acted upon finally before
the end OF next week at the earliest
Judge Advocate General. Davis has
completed his review of the proceed
ings of the court martial, and the pa
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
jessie Morrison Guilty
Second D6Qr66 Murder

ELDORADO. Kan, June 2S.-Jessie
Morrison in her third trial for the
murder of Mrs. Olin Castle in this city
in June, 1900 was today found guilty
OF murder in the second degree.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28

pers are now in the hands of Secretary
Root
II is understood here now that th :
court martial found General Smith
guilty of violating the rules of war
and sentenced him to be reprimanded
by the reviewing authorities, which in
this case is President Roosevelt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
Bike Records Broken
At Salt Lake GItu

SALT LAKE Utah June - Tw
wurld bike records wev broken NJ
Salt Lake Palace track last night, W
T.. SaulA5e lsou reduced the half -uli'f
unpssed 10 - "a and J. M Chapman
loser ihe bali mile competition to
az -
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-28
Metal and MoIleu Market.

Nav YORK. June - - Mex,can dol.
lars. 42lsc, ssaIyer. So Copper,
quiet
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24

taxes things of fixed quantity are paid by
the owners of the things at the time when the
tax is imposed
"A Political Primer Of New-York city and
State" was first issued in 1897. when the greater
New York charter went into effect. The many
changes made this year in the organization OF
city government have been taken account
of in the preparation of this second edition. The
subject is presented in the form of questions ana
answers which cover all of the main features OF
our State and city administration. Several maps
Of assembly districts and other political diVl-
sions are included, as we'll as an official direc-
tory of city, which is useful in spite o. some
typographical blunders and the astonishing
omission of the justices of the Supreme Court
of the Second Department, who share jurisdc-
ton in this city with the First Department JUS
tices included in the directory. This little vol
unle is circulated at cost by the League of Poht-
ical Education in the interests of good citizen
ship.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
LOST.
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Cuaraoteed. mach .rcry bought and eX
changed GEO. 3. EDDY. 3GS Madison 81