Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-19
marks the Oskaloosa Herald In fact"
it continues, republicans are always
ready to stand pat on their record
TOPICS OF THE TIMES
Now Cuban reciprocity is up to the

CSeIOOO0N
! Now Cuban reciprocity is up to the
senate.
The buzz saw illustration is old and
hackneyed but no other seems to fit the
| American Economists Sioux City Jour-
lal episode.
| The Burlington Hawkeye after view
ing the field carefully is inclined to the
belief that Lafe Young is not fighting
| Governor Cummins. Thru the dust of
hattie the Hawkeye sees that the Capt.
| tai is merely antagonizing the govern
cr's views on the tariff. No one who
knows the real situation or is close to
the average Iowa voter would venture
| the assertion that LATE /: fighting Cum
Minis. The most u conservative observer
would admit is that he IS trying very
hard.
Tbs Michigan state constitution re-
establishment of at least one library in
each township and city, and all fines
assessed and collected in the several
counties and townships for any breach
OF the penal code are to be exclusively
applied to the support of such libraries.
unless otherwise ordered by the town
ship board of any township or the board
OF education Of any city.
De Style-What did that polite man
do after they got him strapped into the
electric chair?
Gunbusta-He wanted to get up and
offer lady his sat.
The friends of Davenport man who
had made the necessary arrangements
to wed have given the shower party
fad a highly practical and beneficial
turn. They had never been participants
in shower party. but they seem to
have risen to the occasion. Under
standing the necessities of existence in
Davenport they confinei the presents
Ito "brau und wurst.' Each took along
his favorite wurst, leberwurst, weiner,
schnitZed bologna or pudding as his
palate dictated, and consulted his or her
private taste so far as Anheuser
concerned. Consequently until long
after the honeymoon has waned to its
last quarter the happy Pair have none
OF life's stern realities, in Davenport, to
w,restls with.
The Iowa City Republican IS con-
WINGED that Mrs. Gallagher is Jointly
responsible with Holaia for her hus
lands death and thinks her f1fteen-
year sentence just. 1t should be borne
in mind, however, that Mrs. Gallau-
CHER was not convicted of murder, but
Of perjuring herself in asserting that
Ter relations with Holaaa had not bsen
improper. If. as the Republican sug-
gests, she actually shot her husband her
sentence should, it would seem, have
been like her alleged aecomplice's. for
life.
While the recent New York decision
opening the plea of self-defense to
murderous burglars should have
stimulating effect upon the profession
in the east, the Iowa State Bankers
Association kesps discouraSlng
standing offer of $1,000 for the arrest,
prosecution and conviction Of bank
burglars who modest the members of the
association.
The National Millipers' Association
objects to the use of the heavy crepe
veil and mourning ruche by
Young widows, and at the recent con-
vention of that body in Chicago Nine.
Hunt urged the members to discourage
tie wearing of such headgear. The
dress is so unbecoming to the widow
and leaves such loves of hats hanging
in the show windows Of The milliners.
At many of the large shops in London
customers entering with dogs are re-
fused, and at others only those carrying
their dogs in their arms or on leash
ere attended to. Now, one enterprising
West End shop has arranged for COM
Portable and healthy apartments In
which dogs can be left while their mis-
tressss are making their purchases.
Clean benches are provided, and man
is appointed to look after the dogs in
these dog stables" as they are to b.
called.