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Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
WAS FALSELY ACCUSED.
Prominent Club Woman Dies the Vic
tim Of Unjust Charge.

tim Of Unjust Charge.
Chicago, Sept. 10.--Mrs. jamie Stew
art Boyesen. for many years prominen
in club and social life in Chicago, diet
at Ashville, II. c., Tuesday night frort
brain fever brought on by the shock cA
a false charge of theft made against
her at a southern health resort three
weeks ago.
News of Mrs. Boyesen's death was
received by relatives in Chicago latt
In the evening. Early in the day tele.
gram from the proprietor of the hote
at which Mrs. Boyesen was staying ii
Ashville said that her death was ex-
pected hourly. Her eldest son. Claude
left Chicago at noon and While ON tht
train learned of his mothers death. Mrs
Boyesen's sister, Mrs. Barry, who left
Chicago Tuesday evening, was the only
relative with her when she died at $3.50
o'clock last night.
The blunder of colored servant, fol-
lowing the alleged brutal behavior of ar
hotelkeeper at White Stone Springs, S
c., was directly responsible for the at
tack of brain fever which caused Mrs
Boyesens death.
First falsely accused of stealing jew
elry from room in the hotel, she was
for days afterward subjected to the
most humiliating indignities by hote
people and police authorities and sland-
cred by unjust snsinuation and innuen-
do in the local papers. And all, as she
wrote to her most intimate friend here
because she was woman travelling
alone and from the north
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
SHOT BY SOLDIER
Dispute Has Arisen Between the Mill
tary and Civil Authorities Over Gus.
tody Of the Murderer.

Pittsburg. Sept. 1o.-William Crow
ley was shot in the groin today by
a soldier at the United States arsenal!
He was removed to the hospital in ;
serious condition. A dispute is now
on between the police and the com
mandant at the arsenal concerning tha
arrest of a soldier who did the shoot
ing. 1t is alleged Crowley and several
others were detected stealing copper
from the roofs of the barrack Crow
ley refused to halt and the soldier sh,.
him. The others escaped. The polio
demanded the arrest of the soldier, but
the commandant refused to surrender
the man.
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THE SULTAN HAS NOT REPLIED
Preliminary Steps Have Been Taken,
However, That Indicate the Porte
will Take the Action Requested
Promise Made to Severely Punish the
Guilty-Greece to Aid Turkey.

Constantinople, Sept. 10.-Leishman
today presented a demand to the Turk
ish government for the dismissal OF
Reahfd pasha. vail Of Beirut, on the
ground that SO long as he is retained
In office the lives and property OF
Americans In Beirut are insecure. The
porte has not yet replied to the de-
mand nor has there been any devel-
oprnent In connection with other
American claims.
The dispatch Of Naseim Pasha to
Beirut from his post at Damascus is
considered as preliminary step
toward a settlement. Naseim Pasha
received an enthusiastic reception up
on his arrival at Beirut. the crowd at
the railway station cheering him re-
petedly. The town was then perfectly
tranquil. According to the latest tele-
grams, however, the consuls continue
to transact their business with Reshid
Pasha, vail OF Beirut
Beirut advices received late yester-
day state that uneasiness still prevails
among the Christians. and the exo-
dus to the mountains continues but
no fresh disturbances have occurred.
Private advtces from Kirk-Kilisser
etate that while the Turkish regular
troops are conducting themselves well.
the Albanians are insubordinate and
nre pillaging and burning villages and
even threatening their own officers
when ordered to not plunder. Up to
Sept z twenty-seven battalions of
troops concentrated in the Kirk Kills
sch district. An imperial tirode has
been issued ordering the repair or re-
construction OF the fortffications Of
Airianopae, Chataaja. Erzeroun and
Bosphorus.
Washington, Sept 10.-Leishman has
cabled the state department from Con-
stantinople that the French ambassa-
dor has demanded the removal of the
governor OF Beirut, and other foreign
representatives will probably do the
same. Leishman Is vigorously urging
the sublime porte to replace the gov
ernor by some one more capable OF
preserving order and giving more ef-
ficient protection to American citizens
and interests. In this course he has
the approval Of the state department.
Nothing Is said in the cablegram OF
further disorders at Beirut
The navy department received ca
blegram from Cotton dated Beirut
yesterday, sta ting the arrival of the
Turkish governor general from DAM
asscus had restored confidence. The
governor general warned the local au-
thorit1es he will hold them responsible
for disturbances. Cotton says the city
was quiet Tuesday night and business
was improving.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
American Citizen Reiea sed.

washington. Sept. 1o.--Leishman has
cabled the state department that he
has secured the release Of Abdul Ka-
der Mathaney. a naturai.zed citizen OF
the United States, born at Tripoli,
Syria, who soon after returning to his
native country In 1901, committed an
offense for which he was sentenced by
the consular court of the United States
at Beirut to term of six months in
the Smyria jail. The early part Of the
current year he was arrested at Trip
oil and condemned by the local court,
Tor the same offense.. to three and a
ha!lf years. Imprisonment. Leishman
pfomptly protested against this viola
tilon OF the rights Of an American citi-
gten.
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Greece Would Aid Turkey.

London, Sept. 1o.A special dispatch
ON Athens quotes former Premier
samiss as saying that the Greek gov
nment is determined to cooperate
sth the porte in the suppression OF
insurrection in Macedonia, though
ce is fully In favor of the insti-
OF reforms after order. is re-
z. He denounced the attitude of
ss .ulgarians, saying that their aim
destroy all Greek Christians and
1T Macedonia from becoming in
dent. Zeamiss added that he be-
: the powers would never permit
Bulgarian war and said that
tres would be adopted by the
at very early date to suppress
evolution.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
AGREE ON MILEAGE.
New Form of Ticket Arranged by Pas
senaer Representatives.

senger Representatives..
Chicago, Sept. 10.-It was announced
yesterday that the proposed new mile
age bureau of the western lines will be
organized in a much shorter time than
was originally expected. An executive
meeting of the passenger representa-
tives of the lines interested was held
yesterday in Chicago, and the report of
the subcommittee was received. This
regulations for the use of the new in
terchangeable mileage book. The re-
port was passed upon favorably In the
main. but there were several minor
points which were referred to the COM
mittee for consideration.
The railroads which have gone into
the bureau expect to receive larger
revenue from the new book than from
the one now In use. 1t will be good
On trains, interchangeable on the roads
using 1t and will be accepted by con-
ductors without question. Ii used, how
ever, by anyone save the original pur-
chaser. no rebate will be given. The
holder OF the book presents 1t to the
conductor, who is required to carry
pad of Identification slips. Upon tear
ing the mileage out of the book, the
passenger is required to sign an iden-
tification slip, containing his signature
ana address as we'll as the ticket mum :
ber and the destination of the holder.
The train number and the date are
also included in the slip.
The conductor pastes the ldentihca--
- t1na M -
book and they are sent to the bureau.
When the mileage is consumed the
Identification slips are compared and 1T
the signatures are all the same the re-
bate of cent per mile is paid.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
District Of Columbia Wins.

Sea Girt, Sept. 10.-The company
team match in the big shooting tour
nament, begun Monday, was completed
today and was won by Company I
Second regiment, District Of Columbia.
with a total OF 3ls out Of a possible
$50. At the conclusion Of the firing at
400 yards stage Of the Tyro company
the team match, Battery D, First Mas
sachusetts headed the list OF thirty
three competitors with total OF s.
out Of q possible Is.
The Carbine team match was won
by the first team of the First Troop OF
New Jersey, total 279 out of possible
2KO
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
SAYS HE "spANkED" WOMEN.
Officer ACCUSES WeiIDressed Boston
Man Of Queer Attacks.

Boston. Sept. 10-John Atkinson.
we'll dressed. prosperous looking man
OF IS years, claiming to live at 222
Beacon street, in the aristocratic Back
Ray district, was arraigned yesterday
before Judge Bennett charged with as
saulting three women.
According to the story OF Policeman
Barry, he was on Washington street
when young woman came to him
and, pointing out Atkinson, complained
that he had slapped her on the back
She said she would not go to court
about it.
In the meantime Atkinson was walk
ing rapidly down Washington street.
Barry jumped on car and rode as far
as Winter street. where he got off
ahead OF Atkinson and waited for him
to come along. He said he saw Atkin-
son surreptitiously spank two respect
able looking women and then he ar
rested him.
Atkinson said that he was the victim
of a terrible mistake and that he had
not spanked any women" Justice
Bennett fined him $25.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
DEMAND EIGHT HOUR DAY.
Trades Union Congress Adopts Impor-
tant Resolution BY Large Major

Leicester. England, Sept. 1O.-The
today adopted by a large majority. {
resolution declaring The time has ar
rived when the hours of labor should!
be limited to eight per day in all trades
and occupations In the United Kingdom
and that this be made a test question
at the next parliamentary, the London
county council and all the municipal
elections. and instruct a parliamentary
committee to introduce bill into the
house of commons with a view of get
ting the eight-hour day to become a
law in this country
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
G. A. r. MAN LOSES POSITION.
ouarterman at Navy Yard Discharged
Roosevelt Declines to Interfere.

New York, Sept. 10.-Chief Quarter
nan William r. Helme. of the con-
struction and repair department at the
navy yard, was yesterday handed his
discharge from the service, signed by
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Dar-
ling. He was afterward offered po-
Esleion as quarterman laborer, which he
refused
The case of Quarterman Helme has
attracted widespread attention, be-
cause it involved the G. A. r.. of which
he is member, the secretary of the
local organization having written a
letter to the secretary of the navy. In
which he threatened that If Helme was
discharged the veterans would be
heard from this fall. The matter was
also called to the attention Of the
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
Alleged That the United States
Has Taken Possession of
Two or Three Islands
SEIZURE BY AMERICAN eUNBoAT
The ouires Said to Have Raised the
Flag of the United States Over Is
lands OFF Coast of British North
Borneo-ereat Britain Claims Title
to the Territory.

London, Sept. 1o.-The British for
eign office is said to have made rep
resentations at Washington anent the
recent seizure of two or three islands
off the northeast coast of British North
Borneo by the United States gun-boat
Quires. These islands are not con
nected with those off the coast OF
Sandakan Capital of British North
Borneo) over which the American flas
was recently hoisted
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
PAGE ONE.

6c0e SSse
Telegraphic News.
American Demands on Sultan.
Must Remove Beirut Governor.
Terrible Tragedy in Illinois.
Soldier Shoots Thief.
Britain Complains OF Americans,
Seizure Of Three Islands.
Iowa's Fire Escape Law.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News in Brief:
A Drainage Law Wanted.
Iowa Falls Business Club.
Ask Clinton Mayor to Resign.
Question for the Methodists.
Officer Shoots Man at Waterloo.
From All Over Iowa.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
Production OF Coke In 1903.
Where Will 1t All Stop?
Minnesota's Tax Troubles.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
Outside Point of View.
PAGE FIVE.
General News:
Terrible Tragedy in Minnesota.
Miscellaneous News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
City News:
No Objections to Paving.
Experts Bills Cut Down.
Much Good Corn Assured.
"Dagos'' Threaten Train Crew.
Philippine Soldier Dead.
Spiritualists Elect Officers.
Rev. S. w. Heald's Death.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
Iowa and Commercial:
Board Of Trade Quotations.
Review of the Markets.
Shaw's plan May Fai..
The Mining Congress.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
Amateur Athletics.

Milwaukee, Sept. 10.-A two days
track and field meet under the auspices
of the National Amateur Athletic I'm
ion opened In this city today. Many
amateur athletes turnout this country
and Canada are present. Today's card
consisted of junior events for athletes
who never have won national cham
pionship, or first at an intercollegiate
meet
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
AlRsHIp AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
starboard Propeller Of Professe
lanqIey's Machine Breaks.

Starboard Propeller Of Professor
Langley's Machine Breaks.
Whitewater. Va, Sept. 10.-Professo'
Langley's airship was Disabled again
yesterday afternoon at o'clock by the
wreck of the starboard propeller. which
broke at about the middle, under pres
sure of its own velocity. one of the
blades dashing against the frame work
and doing considerable damage. The
blade whirled thru the air at a fast
rate, barely missing several men on
the dock of d tug boat. Professor
Manley was in the car.
The structural weakness which this
second accident indicates may require
much work before a launching it at
tempted. Professor Langley was not
here yesterday. but a test would have
been made If all had gone well.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
NEIeHeoRHooD NOTES.
ST ANTHONY


Sept. 10.-Mrs. j. d. Plumb and SIS
ter, Edna Convts. were in Gearing on
business Saturday.
Rev. j. NJ. Plumb. s. S. Scull and N.
A. Julian returned from the Nd. P. con-
ference the first OF this week.
Mrs. John Atkinson and sons spent
Saturday in Gearing on business.
Will HELM and lady friend spent
Sunday at the C.. A. Plumb home near
Rhodes.
Mr.. H. F. Blackburn and daughters
spent several days at the home OF Mrs.
r. D. Mccormick near Clemons.
Mr.. NJ. L. Smith, OF Blairsburg,
stopped short time here visiting his
sister -in-law, Mrs. N. B. WINS, and
other relatives on his way home from
Indiana, where he has been for the
past few weeks looking at land.
The Sunday school of the Christian
church held an enjoyable picnic in the
woods last Saturday.
Mrs. James Dunn, Jr.. spent several
DAYS Of last week at Eldora visiting
friends and relatives and also attend
ing the fair.
Misses Christine Hannusche, Lulu
Fisher and Bessie Julian were callers
in Union Saturday.
neapolis Saturday.
Lee Cunningham is here from Union
listing friends and relatives.
]. D. Plumb and wife spent Monday
and Tuesday at Rhodes.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
WILL DIVORCE ELLIS HAMLIN
Actress Now in Seattle Expresses In.
tention of Filing Suit.

Seattle Wash, Sept. 10.-Miss Ma
he. Hite. who plays the part of the
woman detective in THE Chaperons,
now showing here, has announced an
il,tention of suing her husband, Ellis
IIamlin, the son of a Chicago business
man, for divorce. The romance of
their welded life has been brief.
Young Hamlin met Miss Hite in Den
yer while her company was playing
there. The separation came about in
San Francisco. Miss Hite says that
Hamlin "galloped thru" $4,000 in three
short weeks.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
GOVERNOR NASH SUDDENLY Ill
Ohio Executive Has Attack Of Heart
Failure at Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Sept. 10.-Governor Nash
became suddenly i'll from heart fail
ure and heat prostration here Thurs
clsy while the guest of the directors
OF the fall festival. He was on tht
verge of a collapse and was hurriedly
taken to the Emergency hospital
where physicians gave him immediate
attention. At midnight he was rest
ing easy and no serious results arc
feared.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
ACCUSES MOTHER AND DIES.
Joliet Man Believed to Have Killed
Himself With Strychnjne.

SOssVe svs0u 0VUOVOO SO 6v0v0 NttI80
Himsslf With Strychnins.
Joliet, Ill, Sept 10.-Mfchae1 Moran,
u bachelor, 35 years Of age, who has
been living with his aged mother near
this city for many years, died yester-
day afternoon from strychnine poison
ing, believed to have been admins
tered by his own hand. Just before the
end came Moran raised rimseK up and
accused his mother. 80 years Of age.
with having placed the strychnine in
a. bottle Of whisky from which he had
been drinking during the morning.
Moran's story Is not believed. He
had been stepped in whisky for months
and friends Of the aged mother de-
clare that he took his own life and
that the charges are without founda-
ton. Moran's family is well connected.
but he has been ostracized for some
time, owing to his Unsuitable thirst Tor
liquor.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
WARRANTS FOR MOB MEMBERS.
Prominent Men in kenosha County,
Wisconsin. to BE Arreated.

Wisconsin, to BE Arrested.
Kenosha, Wis, Sept 10.-Mob law
can not rule in Kenosha county, ac-
cording to District Attorney Buck
master. who yesterday began vigor-
GUS campaign against the mob which
recently tarred John Schmitz In the
town Of Pleasant Prairie. Eleven war
rants were issued.
Among the persons accused OF the
crime are many Of the leading bust
ness, and professional men In the coun-
ty. The list so FAR includes J. McNeill,
Frank Rockwell, Burt Guest, Raymond
McNeill, John Johnson, Earl Yates,
Oscar Taylor, Howard Taylor, Peter
Hanson, Jr., Peter Dawson, and Ed 3
ward Hayes. The names of some TWEEN.
ty other prominent residents Of tAe
town have been sent to the attorney
and 1t is expected that other warrants
vii, be issued tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
Death n : Flre.

Nashvi!ss. Tenn. Sept. 10.-Ffre today
resulted in the death Of one man, in-
jury to eight others and property dam
are Of $125, 5000. 900. DR.. William n
Smith, OF the wholesale drug house OF
w. H. Smith & Bros. was caught be-
meath the falling walls and smothsred
before hs could 30 extricated
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10

d Italia today long article to DEM
onstrate that Pope Leo XIII died OF
a tuberculosis cancer. The statement
concludes by saying, Faithful to the
high pledge taken, l waited forty days
from the death of the pope before max
ing this publication"
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
a STILL IN CHICAGO.
Federal Officers Raid Moonshiners' psx
in City Limits.

Chicago, Sept 10.-An- Illicit still.
perfectly equipped was raided last
night by the federal officials at 76
Evergreen avenue. Samuel Barron.
alias Marcus, the alleged owner, was
arrested and Levinson and his wife.
who, 1t is alleged, knew Of the exis-
tence OF the still, are under guard Of
the government officials. All are Rus
sian Jews, who have lived at the place
ten months, the moonshining plant
having, 1t Is alleged. been started dis
ectly after the trio came to Chicago
from Russia More than 500 gallons
of whisky was seized.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
LIVELY SCENES IN LAND RUSH.
Women Stand in Line With Men All
Nioht at the Duluth Office.

V''''
Duluth. Sept. 1o.--A lively rush took
place at the United States land Of
flee yesterday. Sixtyfive persons, five
Of them women, stood in line from .
D. M. Tuesday to 6. a. nj. Wedne day.
when the office was opened. violent
mix-up was avoided by issuing num-
Der. to those in line when the office
opened. William Hitchcock, aged So
years. tainted from exhaustion after
receiving his number and was revived
with stimulants. Two of the women
were north shore school teachers. The
town which was opened is in Cook
county and contains much valuable
timber. principally pine. The women
we're shown no favors. but were
.reated with courtesy.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
Carrie Nation on the Stage.

New York, Sept. 10.-Florence Burns
and Carrie Nation appeared toget ther
at q music hall Tuesday night at Rock
away Beach. When the Burns girl came
upon the stage Carrie looked at the low
cut of the gown and declared that she
would not appear with her
Miss Burns called her a "fakir'
whereupon Mrs. Nation waved a Bible
and answered: Maybe I am, but
won't appear with woman with no
more clothes on than one of the park
statutes
The audience cheered. ....--
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
FARMER SLAIN BY PARTNER.
Killed in Row Over Property Owned
by Both.

Decatur ILL.,, Sept 1o.-John Busen-
back was killed in quarrel with his
son-in-law, Joseph Osborne. Busen-
back and Osborne owned farm joint
ly, and were discussing financial mat
8ters. Osborne, 1t is said, knocked Bu-
senback down, and beat his head =
a pulp. Osborne is IN JAIL
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
Demonstration at Beirut.

Grade, Sept. 10.-A mob made a
demonstration last night against
sws papers which defended the ar
Sfficers recently arrested. The
attempted to proceed to the Tur-
Aga ton but were dispersed by the
e. many persons being slightly in
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
CAUSE OF LEo's DEATH.

ssneht Published That Late Pope
Died Of Tuberculosis Cancer.
sn,e, tSept. 10.--Professor Cardarelli
sminent physician who is a member
he senate, publishes in the Rivisla
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
T.-R BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises Sept II, 5:35; sets. GIT.
Iowa-Generally fair tonight; part
lily cloudy and warmer Friday
Illinois-Partly cloudy tonight ana
Friday, with possibly showers in the
extreme south tonight; cooler In the
south tonight: warmer in the north Fri
day.
South Dakota-Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday; slowly rising temper
ature.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
LEGRAND.

Sept. 10.-Palmer College opened
Tuesday with goodly number en-
rolled.
L. A. Hammond spent Wednesday at
Ackley on business.
Mrs. /. w. Engle, Of Johnson, Neb.,
who has been visiting with her mother
Mrs. r. Arnold and other relatives for
the past two weeks, went to Stuart,
Ia. thursday to remain over Sunday
returning home Monday.
II. Hammond, ]. H. Hadlsy and L. R
Sharp and wife are attending Friends
yearly meeting at Oskaloosa, this
week.
n. Head. Of Gilman. spent Sunday
at the home Of Henry Searle and fam
lily.
Mrs. S. M. Hadley who has been vis-
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Hammond, returned to her home at
Osl1aloosa, Tuesday
The public school opened Monday
with G, NJ. Dinmitt as principal, A. NJ
Hanson in the intermediate room and
Miss Kate Ball in the primary.
A.. NJ. Hanson and wife are settled
in their new home.
The switch board is being operated
by L. E. Hanison.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
A "cIean Giveaway."

certain judge, we'll known to the
present generation of Philadelphia
lawyers, was recently invited to de-
liver an address before the graduating
class of southern law school, says the
Ledger. AS he entered the commence
ment hall he read on the swinging door
the word push"
That's good text for my Speech
he said to himself, as he related the
story afterwards.
He began his remarks something like
this:
Gentlemen of the graduating class:
AS entered this beautiful hall a word
met my eye which | would wish you all
to take as a motto in your professional
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10

provinces in due course" providing no
concessions are made to other powers
and Russian soldiers are permitted to
guard the military telegraph along the
railway.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10

A number of election papers for the
nomination of senators and represen :
tatives have been filed with the secre-
tary of state, but great many of them
have to be sent back for correction. In
only a small proportion of the cases
are these papers made out right in the
first instance.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10

president, and his Intervention IN
Helme's favor was requested! MI.
Roosevelt refused to interfere, and
merely referred the matter to the sec
retary of the navy.
Evening times-Republican., 1903-09-10
German Ship for Beirut.

sarlin, Sept. 10.-Tageblatt says the
man training ship, Moltke. with 400
i on board left Lisbon today for
!eus. Greece, and adds she will go
i there to Beirut.