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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

Mrs f. E. Carver, accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. S. A. Fleming, Of
Hopkins, Mo-, went to Grinnell Friday
evening. where she will remain for :.
few days visit with her sister, Mrs
F. L. Darrow. Mrs. Fleming and Mrs
barrow. who were schoolmates, have
not seen one another for twenty-five
wears
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

The second team of Western College.
Toledo, and the LeGrand base ball club
met on the latter's grounds Friday af-
ternoon and was defeated by the home
club by a score of 10 to 3. Until the
ninth inning the visitors We're shut out
when an error allowed them to make
three runs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

Invitations We're issued today by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Dixon McElroy, of
this city for the marriage of their
daughter Nina Esther. to Mr.. Walter
Eager Hapgood of Worcester, Mass.
The wedding will take place on Tues
day, June 81, at st. Raphael cathedral,
Dubuque, at s: 80 in the morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

Miss Florence Foster. of the Rogers
kindergarten. left for her home in Day
ton, O.. Friday night. Miss Glenna For
rer and Miss Harriet Schulder. also of
Dayton, left this morning for their
home Miss Foster and Miss Forrer
are not to return to the Marshalltown
schools next year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

The half tone cuts of the graduating
class of the Marshalltown high school.
members of the junior class and faculty
as produced in the T.-R. OF Friday,
were used thru the courtesy of Mr.. Will
Sloan. business manager of tie junior
annual. The photographs were by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

The Grays and Burlington will be the
attraction on Monday. Tuesday and
Thursday of next week at the Finkle
park diamond. Good games are always
assured when Burlington comes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

DR.. n. C. Morse. of Eldora. was in the
city Friday evening being on his way
to Atlantic City, n. j., where he will be
present at the annual convention of the
American Medical Association, which
begins Monday and continues enc week.
DR.. Morse goes east with the Iowa dele
cation. which he Joined today in Chi
cago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

Monday the Grays will be hack and
viii cross bats with the Burlington
club. the first one of the southern teams
to invade the northern circuit Bur-
lington's club has been playing fast
ball recently and good game is assur-
ed. The clubs also play on Tuesday
and Thursday. Games called at $3.50
o'clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

Buy three pound jar choice country
butter for 40 cents. HaWkeye Store.
100 -
The best meals i'll the city at Sun
delrs Cafe. Short orders speciality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

| Mrs. B. Il. Nichols left for Hunting
! ton, Ind, Friday night, summoned by
the news of the critical illness of her
mother. Mrs. Sarah Hessin. who is low
with ailments due to her old age. Mrs.
Nichols stay will be indefinite.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

Both phones, No. So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

One error was; made in the notice of
change of trains time given in con-
nectton with the pew card of the Iowa
Central, which becomes effective at
midnight tonight No. AZ, local freight,
was given as leaving the city for the
south each morning at 4:55 instead
of 5:55 as heretofore. This was in
efor. rs No 43 is the local which ar
riyes from the north and stops here.
The time given was its arriving time in
this city, The south bound local, No. AZ
which has been leaving the city for the
south each morning at Go O'clock
has been changed to 500. This is the
only change IN the time of the local
freights which carry passengers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

DO not fail to see me before buying
your Portland cement. can save you
money. Both phones SO. James Ca
N
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

DR.. c. b. Ackert dentist. Examina
ton free. Call and get acquainted.
Hours. to IL a. M; l to $3.50 p m.
Evening appointments when desired.
ilffi4.n n1-ar r,nStnffina
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-04

For the sake of convenience it is re-
auested that patients make appoint-
ments at the Wood Eye, and Ear Sani-
tarium at Marshalltown. as the office
hours are filled.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
DENSE WAR CLOUD
IN THE BALKANS

ROME, Feb. 22.--The situation inl
the Balkans. especially since the re-
volt Of the Albanians In the district
III Diakoya, province Of Ipek, is con.
sIdered here to be serious.
ii IL declared that Austria hns 3O..
900 men ready 10 invade Albania, but
ii such move were made Italy would
consider ii as disturbing the balance
of power On the Adriatic and most
detrimental To her interests there.
Austria Prepares 70 Move.
LONDON, Feb. %. Dispatches
from Vienna state that Austria y taxi
lng energetic measures IN connection
With thc BALKANS. Il is stated that
ahe NH shortly mobilize tho Vienna
army corps for the purpose 81 occu'
pying tho Sandjak OF Noyi.Bazar.
The military depots are being proyId,
I'd With arms, ammunition and uni.
forms for 100000 men. Stores are &c
cnmulating At Finme and elsewhere
Though the preparations are officially
denied, the denial Ii attributed 70 the
desire of the governmnet To prevent
anxiety on the bourse and among the
public. Ii il further stated that nego
ltiations are proceeding between Aus
trIa and Ronmnnia. whereby the lat
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
SEVEN CNCS IN SANTA f PENENTRy KNIFE GUARD AND ATTEMPT ESCAPE ESCAPE

to his arm, Mr. Sperry was assigned
to the run On the Waldo: Madrid
branch anu was stationed there UP ~
the time of his death, The family
home has been there for some Time.
For d long time Conductor sperry run
out of Las Vegas and he huilt Z cosy
and comfortable home IN this city.
MIS-, sperry was informed By tele.
graph Of the sad fate of her husband,
She wired that she would be UP this
afternoon. The funeral Will probably
be held from the Lewis undertaking
parlors with burial here.
Mi. sperry was i member VI the
Conductors order here, and the local
lodge is taking measures regarding
the funeral and other matters
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
Another British Steamer Cap
tured By Ships Of the Car.
French Decides TO Be Neu-
trail and Tells Russians To
Hike Along

BERLIN. Feb, %. An interview AZ.
tributed to the Chinese minister
here quotes that diplomat al having
proclaimed china's neutrality as only
temporary. that no one can tell what
d day will bring forth IN chlca's atti..
tude. He says that 1t should not be
forgotten that Manchuria Is IN Chin.
ese territory and that the excitement
of Chinese will increase as the war
progresses. The Chinese government
may decide any day that neutrality "
neither possible nor desirable. Con.
#cluding, he said, "our nation admlres
the Japanese and sympathiaes decia.
Eelly with their efforts"
Black sea Fleet.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 22.--lt Is
stated here that some fine morn.
ling tho Black Sea fleet may
he found In the Mediterranean
Turkey being assured that this once
being accomplished, no power would
have 4 word to say In objection. Di'
Iplomatic negotiations towards this end
lare alleged to be progressing
Russians Lose Another Ship.
CHE FOO. Feb. 22.The captain
on the German steamer Pronto, which
has Just arrived from Delany, says
positively that besides the torpedo
gunboat Yenesel. accidently destroyed
by d mine, the Russians lost another
ship BY accident on the 18th Inst. Thii
was small cruiser; name unknown,
Transports Hike Back.
/ suEZ, Feb. %. The Russian trans
ports Oreland and Smolcnsk, which
| recently trayersed tho canal, boun'
| for tho far east. returned today AM
entered the canal on the way TO Por
Said.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22

ter will have large role In the event
of complications.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. 22.---
War In the heart OF Europe Is believed
10 bc at hand Turkey. II Ii thought.
Ii about to invade Bulgaria. Tho
startling ncws has reached Washing.
ton In well.authentlcated form. Just
when the first gun Of actual warfare
viii be fired cannot be stated definite.
ly. Diplomats In Washington inter.
estcd In the Balkan situation have
learned that Turkey recently has nd
dressed note 10 European powers
and this note III considered by the
Turkish government as sufficient
notification Of lts purpose. The facts
stated In the note are believed 70 wa.
rant the stern measures which are
contemplated. The note tells IN detail
tho preparations being made ID Bul
garIa as II for war. The Turkish gov.
ernmont believes the preparations can
have but one meaning. The Turkieil
government takes the position that
peace and order cannot BIO restored BY
Ink and paper reforms and foreign po
lice and middlemen who are not com
lpetent to handle the complicated racia
conditions OF these regions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
Government
Gains Victory

WASHINGTON. Feb 22.-Late e..
night the state department received
i cablegram from Minister Powell,
dated santo Domingo, February ~,
saying:
Decisive battle has been fought
between government forces and the
Insurgents. II extended over Two
DAYS and resulted in victory for the
government The siege has been
raised, and the insurgents are IN re.
treat"
Americans Take Hand.
WASHINGTON Feb. ga be.
lated dispatch dated February u from
Captain Miller Of the cruiser Column
bia, which, with the Newark, Is In San
Domingo waters, brings official con
firmation Of the Associated Press dis
patch regarding the bombardment Of
the insurgents by war vessels In a
position near the capital city, the
landing OF blue jackets to punish the
reyolutionists, and their subsequent
re-embarkation According to Captain
Miller's dispatch. the affair occurred
oil the river about two miles from
san Domingo. presumably at PaJafito,
the place mentioned In the press dis.
patch as the locality Of the lombard
ment The insurgents who were sta.
toned On the main land, fired on
United States merchant vessel. be
lieyed to be the New York, which
was lying III the river. The shots fell
SO dangerously near the war vessels
that the acts of the insurgents We're
construed by Captain Miller as an A.
tack on the vessels, and q battery fife
Twas opened on the reyolntionists
This was followed UP by the de-
barkation OF 400 marines and blue
Jackets from the Columbia and New,
ark, who made d successful landing
ashore. They dislodged the insur
gents from their positions and chased
them into the country. After accom-
plishing this, the marines and blue
Jackets took again to the boats ane
returned TO their ships. One man,
lbugler named Painter, was seriousl.
wounded by the accidental explosion
OF his firing piece. There were y.
other casualties. Close attention i
being given BY administration Officials
to affairs in San Domingo. A numbe
OF warships are being kept In the wa
tiers Of that country SO that Americas
interests may be zealously protecte'
In case Of trouble between the regula
government and the insurgents. Fore
ible interference In the affairs Of th
country, however. has been avoide,
lup to this time, SO far as the new
received BY the state department !
concerned.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22

PORTSMOUTH, Eng. Feb %. The
mishap to King Edward yesterday,
who stumbled and fell while inspect.
Ing the cruiser Cumberland, was in.
significant Last night be presided al
q diner party and today he witnessed
d land attack BY the naval brigade Il
Whale island.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
FATAL QUARREL TAKES
PLACE IN SILVER CITY

DENVER. Colo, Feb, "a special
to the News from Silver City, n. NJ.
says that Constable Abel Duran Of
Silver City was shot and fatally
wounded By Deputy sheriff Turner IN
q quarrel yesterday. Duran charged
Turner with incompetency because
Duran's horse was turned loose IN the
streets by mlscreants. The quarrel
followed and the shooting began. Du-
ran was shot three times and expired
almost instantly. It Is claimed BY
some that Duran nred the nrst shot
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22

SUPERINTENDENT
OV[RPOW[RED
Robert Garrett Who Refused to
Assist Desperate Men Cut,
Bound and Gagged
ALARM BY TRUSTY
Rifle Posse From The City Ar
riyes to Find the Guards Have
lluclled the Daring Mutiny
Special to The Optic.

4
SANTA FE. NJ NJ, Feb. 22.-Seyen
conyicts at the New Mexican peniten-
tiary this forenoon overpowered Act
ing Superintendent Robert G. Garrett,
who was unarmed. They demanded
from him the combination to the ar
senal, which he refused One Of the
mutineers thereupon cut Garrett with
knife and the others bound and
gagged him. They cut the telephone
wires into the city and then attempt
cd to force open the arsenal, but un-
successfully Walter Hoffman, q
United States prisoner, a trusty, had
given the alarm to the guards and
had driven into the city and gave q
general alarm In the town. a posse
OF citizens armed themselves with
rifles and drove To the penitentiary,
but found that the penitentiary
guards had succeeded in oyerpoWer-
ing the mutinouS conyictS. II nad
been the intention Of the mutineers
to seize the wives and children Of
the prison officials and to use them
as shields while escaping from the
penitentiary. The ring leaders were
Immediately put in irons and locked
in isolated cells. Four Of the conyicts
are life men, New Mexican.
Planned to Seize Women.
(By Associated Pressl
SANTA FE. N. M, Feb. 22.--Seven
life convicts Of the penitentiary today
overpowered Acting Superintendent
Garrett, cut him with knife because
he would not disclose the combina'
tion to the armory. and then gagged
ami bound him. On the way to seize
the wives and children Of the officials
to act as shields they were overpow
cred BY the guards.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
REMARKABLE STATE Of UNPREPARDNESS
Of RUSSIANS IN MANCHUR|A
fled that the vessel was captured BY
the Russians at yladiyostok.
Russia Prepares Defense.

Hsu lliAL tue Ntsset Nha CdptMIGu ny
the Russians ut yladiyostok.
Russia Prepares Defense.
WARSAW, Russia, Feb. % Heavy
guns are being put In position on the
coast about ten miles from Odessa
covering the approach to that port.
These preparations are being made In
view Of possible happenings around
the Black Sea.
Servia Likes Russia.
PARIS, Feb, 22 NJ. Popovitch,
Seryian minister here, says that the
sympathies of Servia are with Russia.
He believes there will be no revolt In
the Balkan states, for, without the
support Of Russia and Austria they
could not hope to win, All Servia asks
Is to be allowed to collaborate in the
work Of applying reforms In Mace
donia
on the Defensive.
GIlEE FOO, Feb. 22The Russian
forces tn Manchmria are so far acting
entirely on the defensive. Extensive
preparations are being made at
Dalny, Port Arthur, New chawng and
Liao Yang to prevent the threatened
landing Of Japanese troops. A big force
of men Ii at work on the damaged
vessels III Port Arthur harbor and Of
forts are being made to raise the bat
| tleship Retvizan
The supply Of fresh vegetables and
beef IN Port Arthur Is getting very
short and spectators are endeavor-
Ing to secure steamers to run the
blockade.
Bourse Feels Better.
j PARIS, Feb. 20. AS a result of an
official denial Of alarming reports OF
q probable general war prices ON the
bourse are much flrmer today.
4 vladIvostock Refugees.
i NAGASAESr. Feb. 2i.--The steamer
Stolberg arrived here from Vlndiyos
toek with twenty white foreigners
'!1,50o Chinese and fifty Japanese. Il
brings IN addition forty survivors ol
the Japanese steamer Nakonours
Maru. which was sunk by the Rus
sian squadron from vladivostock Feb
lrnary II. The vladIyostock squadron
intended 10 lombard Kakodatc. but q
snowstorm prevented the vessels en-
ltering the straits Of Tsugaru. II ID
intended 70 make another attempt II
reach Hakodate in March. The civ
ilIans of vladlvostock were ordered L
leave on account Of the scarcity D
. food. Panic has seized the Chinese
! who are leaving by Wholesale.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
CELEBRATION OF
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-wash.
ington's birthday was generally OBJ.
served In this city today. The fare.
well address Of the frst president
was read In the senate, the federal
and municipal o6,ces were closed.
and only ! few business houses we're
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
EDWARD RELGAR DECLARED
INSANE in WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90 Edward
Relgar, who gave an address At Chi
cago. was arrested at the White
House today and locked up pending
an inquiry into his mental condition.
He is evidently unbalanced. He has
sent many letters to the president.
The officers had no diiliculty in max
Ing the arrest.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
Gone to Hong Kong.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Feb. 22.--
The battIeship Kentucky, the flagship
of the American Asiatlc fleet, has
been ordered 10 Hong Kong, where
she will be docked for the purpose of
making minor repairs. It Is regarded
as probable that Admiral Evans will
have the remainder Of the battleship
squadron accompany him TO Hong
Kong, although the department has
not yet advised to that effect.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
KENTUCKY BUILDING DEDICATED
Special Train Took Many Citizens Of
Blue Grass State to ST. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. y, 8 Ken
ltucky's state building at the world s
fair was dedicated Saturday with ini.
prsssiye ceremonies. Nearly 100
kentuckians, men and women, came
To st, Louis for the event.
The party reached ST. Louis III the
morning On d special train from Lou.
isvilie. II was headed by several
state officials. The train was board
ed at Union station BY reception
committee from the Kentucky society
ana run out 10 The fair grounds, whore
III was switched to the tracks Of the
Ilntrnmural railway.
After d "trip over the exposition
grounds, luncheon was served N tile
Administration building. Here the
party was addressed by President
| Francis ol the exposition, who had
| Just returned from washington. Re-.
sponses were made BY Lieutenant
Governor W. z. Thorne AMI A. y.
Ford. After lunch the party again
Iboarded the special train for the KEN
lucky building.
The exercises were held ii the
state hall 81 the New Kentucky
Home which had been prettils dec.
lorated for the occasion. An orchestra
lgreeted the visitors with familiar
kentucky airs. The assemb. se was
called to order shortly after 3 o'clock
by w. H. Newman. chairman Of the
i building committee, who introduced
Il MIR. Caldwell OF Caldwell & Drake, the
firm that erected the pavilion. He
presented the keys OF the building to
Mr.. Newman, who In his speech Of &C
ceptance spoke appreciatingly 81 the
aid and encouragement In the work o.
securing the funds to erect the struct
. ure given by President Francis. Ht
was followed by A. X. Ford. who 10
4 troduced Lieuteant Governor Thorne
Lieutenant Governor Thorne wal
followed by the entire audience sing
! ing the chorus Of MY Old Kentuck,
Home the verse being rendered B!
Dayiess Pittman. President Franci
was then introduced and given an on
!. thusiastic reception by the peopl
from his native state.
9 The Kentucky Society Of -. Loui
!. was represented by Col. Sim 7. Prizes
who was the next speaker. He wa
9 followed by II. NJ Miller of Loui'
vile. stl
Y Many members of the kentuck
9 Legislature were present, some {
g them being accompanied BY the
z wives. The party included. beside
q The lieutenant governor. Eli Brow
2 speaker of the entucky house;
Y v. McChesney, secretary Of stat
y Horny Bosworth. state treasurer;
y y. Ford. president of the kentucl
q worlds fair commission; i.
e Hughes, secretary 81 the comm
d sion and d. i. Curry, president
p the Kentucky Commercial club.
y In the evening The visitors We
y guests of the Kentucky Society
=, st. Louis at a banquet given at q
q Missouri Athletic club rooms.
il. -o----
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-22
Republican
Primary
: ++++4+%+%++%+%$l = : =

= A mass convention OF the re-
= publicans Of Precinct twenty !
= nine t29) Is hereby called -
= meet at the city hall In the city
= OF Las Vegas on Monday even
= Ing, February 10th. 1904, at
= eight o'clock, for the purpose
= Of electing seventeen t17)
. delegates 70 attend the county
= convention that will meet at
= the court honse on March 9Th.
= 1904 1T ten o'clock q. m. for
4 the purpose III electing nine
= teen tl9l delegates - repre-
= sent the county 81 San MI
= guel Ia The territorial repnbli
= can convention, which will be
= held In the city Of Las Vegas
= on the 18Th day of March. A.
= ID. 1904.
= T. M. ELWoOD,
. Secretary.
. JOHN $. CLARK,
. Chairman.