Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-26
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Ensenda. Lower California Ex-
Governor Amaham Arroniz is dead
here. after an Illness lasting only few
hours.
Townsville, Ga.-Mrs. Marcus Han
ma said last night that Miss Ruth Han
ma. who has bsen i'll here, was conva-
lcscen1
Kansas City-Asa and Charles Bige-
low, aged and 2 years. were burned to
death. the mother having locked them
in while she went to the store.
Cape May, n. 1.-The Marine Villa
Hotel. owned by Mrs. John NJ Rogers,
of Wilmington. Del. and valued at
100000, was burned; insurance, $780,
coo.
San Francisco-General G. w. RAN
dali. Y. S. A.. has arrived here from
Vancouver barracks. WASH. on his way
tc Manila for duty in the Philippines.
ago-Thieves drove off with a
wagon loaded with fifty seven cases OF
merchandise valued at $4,000 from the
Chicago. Burlington g. Quincy freight
depot the other night
Pittsburgh s15o.000 fire in the
|eight-story brick building occupied by
the' McElveen Furniture Company
Quilted the three upper floors. On the
upper floors many girls were en-
ployed and panic ensued, but all
reached the street In safety.
San Francisco-Edwin Smith ana
Fremont Morse, of the coast and geo.
detic survey. are preparing to exchange
telsgraphic time signals over the new
cable to determine the precise differ
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Francisco and Honolulu.
D;troit, Mich.-Senator IIllman was
both applauded and Kissed here, but
upon his reference to some of Sher-
mans army as BURNERS, chicken
thieves and carpetbaggsrs, his northern
audience broke out into such violent
kissing that the speech was Interrupted.
New York-Claims for about 100000
against the city for personal injuries
received at Madison Square on last
election night, when several bombs ex-
ploded in the crowd. have begun to app
pear. Suits will be instituted in each
case if they are not settled by the con-
troller.
Kansas City-Oscar Diblow, aged 10
years, shot and seriously wounded his
two brothers, James AMI George, aged
26 and 80, as the result of a quarrel.
Kansas City--Following drop in the
one of the heaviest snow
storms of the year struck here last
night. 1t is melting rapidly, however.
New Orleans-Secretary Shaw was
the guest at a banquet here Saturday
night and made a plea for more Amer
lean merchant ships.
yry1. 81
HAYES to get married if reelected is
likely to cut a figure in the campaign,
especially as lIa claims not to have a
bride in view.
Frankfort, Ind.-Three kittens are on
exhibition here joined by strong mem
brane an inch wide at the abdonHSn.
The kittens are a week old and
healthy.
Denver-A collision occurred near
Evanston, Wyo, and Brakeman j. A.
Getchell, IS y,sars old, was killed. His
will be sent to his relatives in
Glencoe, MINI.
Cleyeland-The neighbors vainly |
waited with tar and feathers for the
.eturn of Mrs Mary Wiurkowski. ac-
,uitted of numbering her husband.
Her paramount was sentenced for life
'or the deed.
Observation-Disclosures F. Swift, the
packer, is Ill with an attack of la
grippe.
New York-Manhattan Elevated en-
,loyes threaten to strike unless grant
d a nine-hour day and wage conces-
;ions.
New York-The board of classified
ion upholds the duty on wood pulp inn
,orted from Quebec, but not on that
imported from Ontario.
Phoenix, AriZ-Colonel William
,hristy, well-known Arizona financier
md former state treasurer of Iowa,
$ diving. He is president of the Vail
ev Bank Of Phoenix and at the head
e the Iowa Land and Cattle COM
,any.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cissione. the
ged Italian who was arrested as one
f the principals in the New York City
insurance frauds, is in dying condi-
ion. Cissione blamed his son for get
ing him into trouble, and says he made
othing out of the frauds.