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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
ASK FOR SOLDIERS
Baltimore Will Ask Government to
Send Troops to Police tho Fire Dis.
trict-condition ia the Burned City
Are Assuming Better Basis.

Baltimore. Feb. l0.-At the meeting
today OF the joint committee OF the
Legislature. mayor. board OF public
works and leading citizens, 1t was un-
animously agreed to report a bill today
asking the United States government to
send soldiers to Baltimore to police the
fire district. The committee will also
report in favor OF an immediate relief
appropriation by the legislature.
This was another day OF ceaseless
labor on tho part OF officials and bus
mess men OF crippled Baltimore. Sys-
tenn has been brought out Of chaos and
dntelligentiy directed effort Is rapidly
bringing Conditions to temporary
working basis. Architects are being
consulted, labor arranged for. Already
orders for structural materials are go
ing forward. Financial institutions to-
day were busily engaged in carting
their securities and funds to temporary
offices outside the confines OF the burn
ed district.
Building Inspector Preston is an ex-
tremely busy man, due to the clamor for
permits by the large business and fl
nancial houses to rebuild. The burned
territory is too dangerous for any large
force to work in just now. and but few
permits are granted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
MRS. L,NHoFF TEsT,F,Es.

Defendant In Mason City Murder rriali
Placed on the Stand.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Feb. 10.-Mrs LHnhoff.
abe women vino lafMed Bromley ON
Auen,s, 40 1901. and w4rn - i,ainp
trim, ,se.r moan ss, =, ot,,s- ,,,.. ~. ,,,,,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
SCENE OF HosTlL,TIEs.
GREAT LEAD FOR JAPAN.
Investing Of Port Arthur From Land
Side Expected to Follow.


Berlin. Feb. 10.-Naval men are doing
little else at the admiralty today than
| talking about the Japanese Russian en-
gagenlents and deductions to be drawn
therefrcm- One conviction was Japan
had acquired such superiority that her
command of the sea practically results.
The ,,nwilingness OF the Russian fleet
at Port Arthur to leave the protection
of the shore batteries enables Japan, III
the OPINION OF experts here. to conduct
her landing operations unrnolested. It
is believed Port Arthur will be invested
on the land side az quickly as pos
sible.
Contrast is made between the condi-
tion Of japanese and Russian ships. All
the former We're docked within six
weeks, every bit of internal apparatus
in perfect order and turned up for ac-
tlon. while some of the Russian ves-
sells had not been docked for year.
Breaking of the Manchurian railroad
at one or several points far westward
OF Hardin Is expected. as Japanese
working in Manchura and thoroly ia
miliar with the topography are likely
to have been prepared to act, only wait
Ing for announcement that war had
begun. japanese troops have probably
already arrived with bands of Chinese
manuders to break the railroads and
try to keep them broken. Expert
opinion expects Japan will strike
fresh blow every day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
WAR FORMALLY DECLARED.
Russian Ambassador Notifies Secretary
of State Hay integrity Of China.

Russian Ambassador Notifies Secretary
Of State Hay = integrity of China.
Washington. Feb 1O.-Count sass-
ini. Russian ambassador. called on
Secretary of State Hay today and lef.
with him the announcement of the
car OF the opening of hostiiities with
Jap pan.
This action is said ait the state de-
partment to constitute forma! dec
laratton OF wur. 1t is now for the
president to determine whether he will
issue neutrality proclamation.
There was no discussion between
the ambassador and Secretary Hay of
the state departments proposition to
the powers looking to naturalization of
China. The department. however. is
satisfied. Though upon what ground
cannot be learned, that Russia Is not
dispossd ait this stage to oppose ex-
eeution of Its plans.
Some answsrs already have been re-
ceived TO Hays note. but i, is not yet
deemed proper to make them public
or even the text Of the note itself. it
is not doubted the proposition meets
with approval BY the powers. 1t prac-
.ical,y is admitted Its effect would be
to completely exclude the military
or naval forces of the belligerents from
all of China south OF Manohuria.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
grams rsosived Upsre report oMnpiete
rout uf G1a Japanese by Russians on,
the YaIu river. These adNices claim
c1senraro hats been occupied by Rus
sian sosdf,ers and marines.
MINISTER AAvAsHl TALKS.
Discusses Japan's Plan Of campaisr
and seerstary Hay,s Note.

London, Feb. l0-"We were slow in
negotiating. so we are maioing up for
lost time by qudckness in action" said
Baron HayasM today. The engage
ments at Port Arthur and Cheu1ulpo
wore merely In accordance with the
plans long matmred. AS soon as our
forces are landed in Korea. look for
an important fleet action at Port Ar
thur. Russian vessels are not likely
to give up the advantage they have
gained by being under cover OF their
land batteries. BY going to the Chinese
side. however, the Japanese fleet. by
high angle fire, can drop in shells which
should make 1t very uncomfortable for
Russian ships lying moored close to
one another. Thereby 1t is hoped to
drive out Alexieff's forces. Possibly,
like Admiral Cervera, he may anticipate
fate and come into the open of his own
accord. Present events merely go to
show the utter uselessness of Port Ar
thur from strategic point of view"
According to official advices received
by Hayashi only four battalions Of Jap
anese troops have up to the present
time been landed Mt Chemulpo.
Az to China.
Dealing with Secretary Hay aote to
the powers on the subject of preserving
the integrity OF China, Baron Hayashi.
said neutrality of China was first sug
gested by my government and we re-
ceived assurances that Chinese neutral
ity would be observed. Japan Will GER
tinly agree most heartily to Secretary
Hays proposition, which appears chief
ly to be due TO the suspicion that Rus
s!a might find a pretext for military
action against China. If, however. the
United States and other powers con-
template neutrality of Manchuria the
case becomes very complicated. So
long as there are Russian troops in
Manchura, Japan cannot regard II a.
neutral territory. I scarcely think tn
United States, Great Britain or an.
other power would be willing to drive
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10

the Russians out of Manchuria. how
ever much they might insist that Man
churia is a part of neutral China So.
while we are anxious to assist in as
surfing neutrality of China proper,
aggressive land campaign in Manchuria
itself. Having resorted to arms we shall
probably so further than our modest
demands, made during the negotia-
tons"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10

Washington, Feb. 1o.-spednc in-1
saruciods have been cab,ed Rear Ad-
miral Wise. commanding the Draining
squadron In Donnnscan. waters regaad-
ing the. proteeuton Of American ships
ping interests dlrere. Firing on the
steamer New York by government
guuboah aroused srsdRgnation in omcat
circles here aud It is said at t!.s navy
tsepa rtmtn't the probable course OF ac-
ttyn after such am outrage would be
seizure of tfae government gunboat by
Admiral Wise. i'm which event It prob-
ably would be eanrleh to Guantanamo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10

The airing on Thursday. or rather general
hearing of pardon cases. The cases
assigned are Those of Rohbard and
oargar of Hardin c,ourty Whether
tlTe,s WIN be "a delegation to resist the
Raiutsbatrgcr case IS not known. but
at least ra!psre Will be a strong pro-
test against the proposed pardon and
papers have already been flied COW
erfng the case. In the cass of Hugh
Robbard ard Leonard w. Haley they
save mnde O sarcr.g effort to ger, heir
case befcats. the ,eg;seatrrc Hniey Is
ii bright man. editor OF r,,e .Anarnosa
Prison Press. a clever writer ond a
man above fire ordinary dn dnteoiect.
He has prepa,std and printed POM PHI
let coy,iahning their statement OF this
case. They were cnn1.cted of murder
51g Theodore. Firth and Henry Tad-
ccut an Dubuque April. 1903. Their
s.caoement p1rrTtn.s TO be a phadn state
mem. cf their movements while !n Du-
buque. They dsny the commission of
the murder bu. leave an inference THAT
B. was Gone by third party. Tlrey ad-
NIT. however. in their statement tf1at
they had areld up and robbed a woman
in Dubuque in consequence OF which
they prepared to leave the CITY, and
then they ainlit that one OF tereir num-
ber held up and robbed :, man just be-
fure ti7ey weire arres.ed. They at-
Tempt to excuse al tisss, however. as a
drunken escapatde. They make some
strong points IN the mattsr OF irregu-
lar,ity in the testimony. It is under
stood THAT County Attorney Fitch
pa.tricas ard A.rhous,e Matthew's, fn-
,tsr,d TO come from Dubuque TO protest
againe, letting Haley end Robbard
out, ana they Will declare elnat tl,e sen
tinaent in Dubuque is vea.wfrelnftrgsy
against permitting these two men 10
go at large.
A bill by ChasssG TO give the couf-
ties ONE fourth OF the co.fa.eoaI dnf1er-
stance taxes, cc>ected. is explained by
Mr.. chaisseT ais in resp +nse to q de-
mand frat the counties get at least
sanf. be.r.efit from the tax collections
acrd ri-. the state get 1t a1l. Il Is be-
ii.eve.d .f,at With this dhamse in the faw
the collections would he greater for the
psnpae OF a county would feel direct
fntereslt in having the estates valued
rightly and the NnM amount OF tho
taxes coSseched. At present the orIly
,c.cad an ctndtive to tinase FAX collections
irs the pay the county attorney gets oart
Of It. and the work 10 largely lest to
the clerks Of the court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
ropAYs COURT DECISIONS.
Opinions Handed Down BY the suprs,ns
Court Of lows.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. 10.-The following
decisions were handed down by the su-
preme court:
Woods VS.. Allen. appellant. Polk
district, affirmed.
Masillcn Engine and nhresher Co.
appellant. VS.. shirnef, Kossrth dis
tr.ct, affirmed.
Frances Town Savings Bank. appel.
liant. VS.. Silver. Woodbury. district. al.
firmed.
Saylor. appellant. VS.. Parsons. ct al.
Jasper district, affirmed.
Stewart. appellant, vs. Gorham. Mus
catine district, reversed.
Markham, appellant, vs. City Of Ana
mosa, Jones district, reversed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10

Russian aru,hcFltles did not expeo:
eajny s,vccess, especially at sea-
The whoae ciuy awaited anNicusly
last lslgfat tar official news, Extrapr-
dinatry scenes we're witnes5sh in and
ai.otnsd the newspaper offices aiNi tlne
crowd of people literally hesitlged the
ministry of the iltorior. where the Of
ficial Messenger is p,Ibl shed. wtlithng
patti enhly till far into the morning for
The first numbers. containing the Of
ficiai bllvah!a@. The tex. of these COM
irrsrlttia,tio,als had leaked out among the
newspaper men, hut ais the sa'w forbids
publication of SUCH Documents until
tGley appeared in the Official Messshl-
GER the editors had to wait until the
government organ had prirDbed the news
before starting their own. PRESSES
Crowds expressed furious impahemce
ait the fact that notrneng wtats said about
injuries inflicted upon the Japanese
warsihdps.
The intsuee ttdigmhtion with, wsiidh
the news of the 'sstabhimg in the back"
Indicted by Japan was received hsre
seems to be general thruout Russia.
The whole empire rs fired by wsar fe-
vsr. From Kieff, Kharkoff, Elsu.ednns-
inv and MOSCOW come storses Of patrl-
otic demons nra,lorls Public balls and
other festivities have been, counter
nsanded and tire Red Cross Society -
b.ssfeged with fa.s- app1icants anxious TO
go 20 5cle front
This Sounds Doubtful.
,1i, ,s,,,,,.,,,,, E>eh 1D-priy,,ps, %aIe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
officers and men of the two sunk
en- vessels sought refuge on the
French cruiser Pascal. There were
no casualties ON the Japanese
side"
MANIFESTO ev CAR.
Russian Emperor Asks the People 70
Rally to National Defence.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 10.-The Offic!.
this morning contains tn
following supreme nanffesto:''
"By the grace Of God. we Mich
nlas II. emperor and auoocrat of all
the Russians, etc, make known to
an our loyal subjects:
.In our solictude for matn-
tainance Of peace which is dear to
our heart. we made every; excr..on
to consolidate tranquility in the far
east. In these peaceful aims we
sigMfied assent to the proposals Of
the japanese government to revise
agreements regarding Korean af-
fairs existing between Ulle two gov
ernments. However. the negotia-
'ttons begun upon this subject
were not brought to "a conclusion
and Japan. without awaiting re-
ceipt OF the last responsive pro-
posals of our government. declared
negotiations broken off, and diplo-
naImc relations with Russia dis
solved.
Without advising us of the fact
that a breach of such relations
would. in itself, mean opening Of
wurlike operations. the japanese
government gave orders to its tor
pedo boats to suddenly attack our
squadron standing in the outer
trarbor of Fortress Port Arthur.
Upon receiving reports from the
Viceroy in the far east about this
we Immediately commanded him to
answer the Japanese challenges
with armed force
Making known this, our decision
we. with the unslaken wrath of the
Almighty and with firm expecta-
tion of and reliance upon unani-
nrous willingness of all loyal sub
jects to stand with us in defense of
the fatherland ask Gods blessing
upon our stalwart land and naval
forces.
Ills 1meprai Majesty. Mich
olas.'"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
RUSSIAN PEOPLE DAzED.
They are Loath to Believe News Of
Japanese Success at Sea.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 1880 p. n-
No spnalrer details of alse fg1a.5ng off
Port Arthur have belen made public
here. beyond the official bulletins. All
newspaper dispatches over the siber-
ian Nre have bsen stopped eu:d tine tel
egT'apfh office refuses TO accept private
messages Hcr the far east.
scepoicisrn is exprssed In certain
quarters tl,as THE fuli extent OF tine
Russian losses have NOT been given out.
but in government. cSacl:s the officials
bulle,dn.s arr accepted as accurately
representing the extent ,f tine disaster,
she genera expression being that the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
WRECK NEAR oskALoosA.l

twenty two Cars DeraiIed North Of
the Skunk River Bridge.
Special to Times Republican.
Oskaloosa, Feb. 10.-Freight train
No. a5, Conductor White and Engineer
Jacobs in charge. was derailed just
north OF the Skunk river bridge this
afternoon about o'clock. Twenty
two cars are off the track and about
half the number are turned over down
the hill and are likely to be badly
damaged. No one is reported hurt.
The wreck Is attributed to the rails
having spread.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
CONDITION OF HANNA.
He is Resting Quietly and His General
SYMPTOMS arc Good.

Washington Feb. 10.-Senato- Han
na's physicians a,t neon To-Day issued
the following: Senator Ha:MJa Is rest
tng quietly. Temperature. 100 $50.
p,s.se, 81; respiration. IS. Ha was a
little more restless during the night.
nut slept q,r.atlw AT fraterva'as. There
IRE rio comrficaJtlcns ani g:neral CON
.itiOn continues grod."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
FRANCE WILL SEND SHIPS.

French Naval Authorities in East Tn.
dor Strict Orders Of Neutrality.
Paris. Feb. 10.-The ministry OF mar
ines has taken precautionary measures
to have ships in rs,adlness ,o reinforce
the French fleet in Asiatic waters, but
deffudte sailing orders have not yet
been issued.
In tine meantime French naval au-
tlioriiies In the far east will be in
e:rucSed to maintain strict neutrality
in con fo;rnance With the governments
gen.ra, policy. whioh will be Officially
declared In a day or two.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
DEMOS MEET MAY 4
state Committee in Session at Des
Moines to Fix Time and Date for
Their Convention = Hearst Men In
sist on an Early Date.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. 1o.-The democratic
state committee met here today to fix
the time ana place for the state con-
vention. The Hearst people were on
hand to insist on an ealy convention.
so that in case ynere is an endorse
ment of Hearsft. of which they are con-
tident. it will have some effect on the
rest of the country. The reorganizers
favored q late convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
AANNA's CONDITION.
His Stomach Refuses 10 Retain Food
hut He Takes LIQUID Nourishment.

Washington, Feb. 10.--While the con-
t.ition of Senator Hanna is not so fav-
orable as it was yesterday. it was bet
ter at noon today than it was last night.
During the night THE senator developed
some gastric trouble. For several hours
he was unable to retain on his stomach
nourlshnent given him. but today he IS
retaining liquid nourshment which he
takes at intervals. Tie gastric affection
is attributed 70 sedatives given the pa
tient.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
Big BANK FAILS.

EQUITABLE National Of New York City.
Closes It's Doors.
Washington. Feb. 10.-The Equitable
National Bank of New York City was
closed today by direction of the comp
troller of the currency. and Bank Ex-
aminer Ridgeley was appointed receive
er.
The failure is due to bad loans ana
injudicious management. The volume
of business done by the bank was
small.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
suLLeTlM.

Washington, Feb. 1o.-count
cassini, Russian ambassador, called
on escrstary Hay at noon todsy
and left with him tho announce.
snsnt Of the Gear, declaring war
On Japan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
IHE HIGHT AT cHEMULPo.
06ieisi Report Of the Sinking Of. Il
variag and koriesx.

06ieial Report Of the Sinking Of. th
variag and korietx.
Lnndon. Feb. 1o.-The text OF nm of
ncsaq dispatch, received by Ministe
Hayashi. is as follows:
"on Monday the Japanese
squadron. esconing transports, met
on the way to chemlpo, the Rus
sian eunboat Korietz, as the lat-.
ter was coming out OF port The
Korietx took up an offensive atti-
tude toward the Japanese vessels
ana fired ON the Japanese torpedo
boats. The latber discharged two
torpedces dnefrectavely, and then
the Kortetz returned to port"
aEarly ON the morning of Tues
day Admiral Urik, commanding
the japanese squadron. formally
called On the Russian warships to
leave Chemulpo before noon. The
: odmaial added that IL his demand
as not complied with. he would
compelled to ATTACK them in the
swo Russian ships left
80 and a battle
polynesian
hours en-
:;an war
sg the ISL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
CAR HAS DECLARED WAR;
JAPAN FORCING THE FIGHT
ropAys WAR NEWS SUMMARIZED

TopAYs WAR NEWS SUMMARIZED
Russia maxi formal declaration Of Japan.
asking people rally tho defense
of the therian
Minister Hayashi at Japanese
neutrality of China but de-
clares and
ing the
belief that Japanese victories
eaiven here lead andt will
thuron the land a
of which Russian
cruisers, Varias and korictz.
Russian crews the refuge
warship Pascal.
Japan expected from
railway Of the steps
Details Of fight at Sank Of
but their
efforts will be
their losses
declarations neutrality within few days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
Austria to Be Neutral.

verna. Feb. lo.-Couns Go,uethbw-
ski. mtnisfer OF foreign affaCns an
,.oumced .,,.Fay that Austria Hungary
:la,i ,es,,rvei 10 observe s.eict neutral
[,ity in tf1k. fam east.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
THE l. A. w. MEETING.
future of the WheeImen's Organization
N:eencc~d

CISCUSScd.
Boston, Feb. 10.-The future policy
# the organization was the chief ques-
ion to be decided by the delegates to
he annual meeting of the League OF
american Wh;elmen, held here today
Not more than thirty representative
If the various state departments were
present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
A ROYAL WEDDING.

Prince Alexander and Princsss Alleo
Married Today ae Windsor.
London. Feb. 10.-Prdnce Alexandee
of Teck, and Princess Alice Of Albany.
were married today at st. GeofSe's
chapel, Windsor castle. King EDWARD
gave away the bride. The whole cere-
mony was very elaborate and bstlliaa&.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
FeLL DEAD IN HIS HOTEL.

Dubuque Bonifacs Stricken By Hsars
Disease.
Dubuque, Feb. 10.-Martin Maeer.
ased 60 years, proprietor OF the Mfn-
,:esna house. cropped dead from htaant
disease yesterday afttcuoon IN 11fs bo-
tel. He was for many yeaus RESIDENT
ana widely known thruout the county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
Holland is NentraI.

The Hague, Feb. 10.-The govern
ment of the Netherlands today Issued a
proclamation of neut, ality during the
war In the FAR east.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
A SMALL AFFAIR
ON THIS SIDE
Uncle Sam May be Compelled to
Teach San Domingo a Sc
we're Lesson
MAY SEIZE DOMINICAN euNsoArs

Considerable Indignation Felt in Of.
fetal Circles Over the Firing on the
Steamer New York-Instructions
Have Been Sent to Admiral Wise Of
the Squadron.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10
Declaration Of Neutrality.

Itrif'Ssl Feb. 1U-ft - a.ic,cuir.ccs, in
the 1lcalse OF ceulrmons today che PROC
lamation OF British neutrality Will
be s'rswn up ait a spsdaai cabinet meet
ing tct1!eeysOw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-10


PAGE ONE.
Teieqraphic News.
Russia Formally Declares War.
.Iaran Wins Second Nava. Battle.
Rtistsiia Dazed by Japar's Success.
Senator HaTitna Somew rat Weaker.
Trouble ial San Domingo.
Bai;imore Begins Reaabi litaitior-
TwO-Ce1t Fare in Iowa.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
iowa News in Brief:
S,,tnnge Phenlomen at WtJbster CITY
Hazard Guilty OF Bigamy.
The Capitol Re!pairs.
A Sitrtaryge Experience.
Tipuon Worsan Indicted.
Hov,ses Bring Good Prices
PAaE FOUR
Editorial.
Or. slila.w on the Standparfar.
THE Jap and the Tartar.
Rockefefier's Money.
Topics and Iowtl OpimiouS.
PAGE FIVE.
General Newn:
Baipin,oro TaG1inlg Fresh Courage
The Discussion of Par,ar1a.
MisceNaileous News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN
City News:
Splrituafists Are Angry.
T,tnorw dswrl Gsnirttlet to pye.
Plans for Teachers Reception.
Another Embezzlement Arrest.
Base Ball Meeting Tonight.
Young Woman Goes Insane.
Howe on unionism.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
lows and Commercial:
Why Boys Leave the Farm.
Wheat Near the Dollar Mark.
Board of Trade Quotations.
Hog Prices Higher.