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ifrantreid d.
9Saris, t6. gO3dr3

Der 8eri4t bes 0eputirtentammer
auslduIies iiber ben Re 3ierungs9eieb
entnurf. rie 3rennuna BON Staat uni
Stride 6etrtfieno, fpuroe in Der iibli
den 8rudiprm unter bic Qlboeorbneter
pertbeilt. @r ieBt bic 8e3iebunger
bon Stride gu Stadt ieit Der friibeitel
@eIhihte SFrdntreifs Bis auf BIZ
Sebt3eit auseinanoer uno tommt AZ
bem Sh!u'Te; naB. i'm aug ben burd
bos Sontorbat 9efhafFenen Wirrer
berous3utommen. es nur Elm Ulitte
oe6e. ndmlih cine lohoIe dber bollitGnt
Bloc 5rernurq pes Staots BON Del
Stride. f,ier3u 8pince gerdoe3u BIZ
bemntratiI6e Staatsform elmer Re.
publif, in Der bas 0olt Iouperuin ie
unb anoemsines qleides Stimmre9
herrIche. Cine cffiaiells ReIigipn ffaf
fe 10 gu Iogcn einen Staat i'm Stadte
uno e. lei odber nur au perpunbern
bah ii6 bic Frana6fi he Republif bieIer
S6la1 ms Geiidt Der 2ooit unb Del
aeIunben @ernunFt "a Sabre lana ba
ruhig qefaIlen laiIcn.
g1ubloa riirbe es Ieiu bic Trage ei
ner Geparation Big noh ben Neunahr
Ter aufauihieben; Ioihe 0er30gerunf
niirbe @om nur niibsn, 1rantreid
ober i6aoen. Ddbrenb Der Ouhler
niirbe Dem GIeru3 mir @sle1en5eit de
bpten peroen. bic tat6oliIhen ggdhlcl
all beeinfluiTen. Der Stride Ioq iibrit
oeng, mas Der geritt ausoriidid
ferpprte6t. ods Re6t nnbenommer
blei6en, iih dls rldubts'prioatqeiel
idhoft All nrQoniiiren uno gu Ieben uni
Tid neiter 3u eiltipidein. ipie oies e6er
ibre gliitet uehltten, alleroinas imme'
in ben Gircr3en BON GeieB uno Cro.
nun1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17

Ter pert botent Stsr n.
Geitens Der tiirtiiden Rsgisrurg IN Dor
einiqer 3eit on bic tiirtifhsn 3oudmter
cine 0erfiigurg erqangen. tponoh Wous
rem, bic bic 5orm oon Sternen boben
ober ots WorIs einsn Stern trogen.
BON bsr Ginfubr dusgeichloFen fein
foIlen. Ter grunb fir oieis geihrdrs
tuna bes Frsmoen Sanbels biirfte odrin
Iieqen, bab ber Gtern als SbeiI ees
tiirtii6en Dappens anosTeben tpirb,
bas bsreits na6 elmer dItereu 8eroros
nuno ouF teinsr 0dars nnesbrdht tpers
BEN borf. Quh Finbst man oieleieht
in benz Mort Stern" tiirtiit ~Nus
bi,," cine 2tnipisIuue auf eas pcIois
bee Sulians.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17
Bunoes esboupt Il q OF.
WaIbinoton, 16. Wfdr8

Ger @encraIItdb mur0e benahrld-
tiJt. oaB Der Nfaior @iacomb, elmer
Der militirliden @eobadter in Der
ruliiidcn gtrnlee. nid)t BON Den 5npa.
ncrn gciangcn gcnomnen mtroc iul0
Iih nod i'm 3auptQuartier Oes @enc-
rails &uropdtfin befin0et. Gagcae:,
fielen Scr aopt. >Ni0ion uno Der Gr.
Golerp 0apur0 oen rSapanern III Die
Sdnoe lmo bcricbteu OaB lie iit ge-
iltn0 rn0 mobl beIinoen.
Mdibington, IS. Uldr3.
Man fat bic 6offnunq aufgegeben,
bob fpdbrenb Der oegenpdrtigen Sibs
ungsperiobe Der 9ertrag nit Santa
Domingo 5ur 2lnnahme Qeldngt. 8iele
Senatoren Iino Der 9lniitbt, RAP lie
iiber tie glngelegenbeit n6t geniigenb
unterri6tet IKo uno Elm 2(ufl6ub Sig
gum nGfIten 6erbit am pIabe lei. Gs
lit oesb1lb mig ii. odb Der Senat TiA
am 6reitag pegtd3t.
2ei6e in Der 0rp DIE.
g}em Nort. Is. W}dr3.
sSn elmer 9roibte. tpel6s Dor elmer
gepiermd6e in grootlDn belt. fanb
man Die 2eife elmer iurqen Frau, ips
tpie einen in bepubtloIem 3aitdnht
befinoli6en Mann. Der alien 9lnfhein
nah 81 pie getrunten bate. 9ieier
Mdnn unb Der Oroidfentutfcher pur
ben aefdngIicb gu, ,Idgebdlten. Der
9etruntsne fam ipGter rpieter gu iih
rnb CAB Ieinsn Ramen ols 5bomas
%eeaan an. Gtipds 0eiteres mar por
IGufia niht aus ibm berdussubrineen.
Die 9oots, pel9e Marn Sdpoqe bsiBt
uno etpa 80 Sabre aft mar, fbien, nj.
aud 0sesan, ibrsr aIeibuns 3ufolgs.
ben beiIsrsn StGnbsr dr3useb6r,n.
giisnbabnunfGIIs.
Colorado Sprines Col. 16. MARS.
Der Rod SsInno 9aidsi.rsua go.
10 bon Sdnids gitp uno ct. 2ouis
sntsIsiIts beuts BEL IIdsIer, gol., uno
m.brere psrionen purben DsrItst, ieis
ne srnftlih. 9ln Der Roihins mar Elm
SIanfh sebroden. Die 9otomoiioe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17
Ser aonteH.
Oenber, Colo, 16. Mldrs.

OeHUtl, 0ulu., 10. utut6.
lteber ole 9lusiidten in ocm aon.
teftfalI iinb bier bic niIbeitsn Sc
rii6te i'm llmIauf. Gs bieb, bab
Stpei Mitglieoer Ser 8elesgebrng,
glnbdn9er Oes @ouperneurs gnonS.
entfiibrt pitrbeu, bo6 fano oaS @e-
riidt nod feline 9eitdtigrng. Cider
lit, oaB Die @ntibeiblmg nit etncl
febr geringen 0tebrbeit erfoIgen miro.
&llem 9lnideine nad li1O Die @eriuhe
Der anbangcr Heoboop's, ein 0urtei.
botum berbei3ilfiibren, feblgeidlagen,
oenn es Miro init @eltimnltbeit be.
baaptet, oaB bon ben 66 HepubIifu.
nern elm Trittcl 1egen Beaboop itim.
men pirb. Sic iollen iogor ben
@orid1lag abgemieien baben, inter Der
8eoingilng fiir Eeaboop SIT Itiuunen,
oaB er iofort mieOer relianiren maroe.
Ger Gi5e-@ouDerneltr Wc9onaln
bat erfIdrt, onB ser i'm 6aa elmer
Sttmmengleihbeit oie entideioen0c
Gimme obgeben tpiirbe, oo6 Die &c.
mofratea beiireiten iein &edt ou3u.
Die 9eneinTame SiBuna bergeIeB=
gebung nertagte ii6 na9 ibrem 3uidnlz
mentritt bis 2 llbr 30 min. g2a6mit;
tags. Die RepubIitaner 6ielten odnn
etne 8erlammIung ab, nm cen 9ldn
gu beipreden, pona9 peubpoD ais
eripdhlt ertldrt tpernen, ater Ipfort III
8uniten oes 8ice Gouperneurs W{c>
Dondlo reIiariren iolIe.
9litr o II m DIES.
Gambrige, MaF. 16. Mdr3.
9ie g(7tronomen Ser SarnarO llni-
periitat moQen iniolge Der Gntoefun1
oes iiebetten 2SupitermonoeS Die 9id.
tiefeit Ser Ga @Ioce'ider 5beorle prll-
fen, n7onad) ole &laneten Dem I'm.
ftanbe ibr OaIein perbanten. baB Elm
aroBer, nod i'm qasfornltgen 3ulfalo
6eFuoii9tr @entlalf0rper ileiItere Be
fton0theile in Sen @eltenrdum bindna
fdleuberte, sic 0ann ietle @egleiter
mur0en lno III nebr oOcr lnilloer
ar0Bcren 9lbItdloen i'm unlfreiltel
SSn 3uiamnenhange nit 0ielen 6or-
i6ungen mu6t Der Brofefor Bide
rina alf 0ie Den an0ern Satelilten
entaeaenaeieBte 9obn oes neunten
@aturnnlon0es aufmerfiam 4ic
@rfldrung fiir hieie merfmiirOiga
Sbatiahe fiu0et er a Der 9lnnabn1e
oob &hoebe Der nelmte Ntono oes ge
nonnteu @loncten, 8uerit obgelhleu.
bert lpiroc rn0 Ieinen llmlalf III Der,
ieIben 9iihtung mohtc, mie Der Sa-
tllrn iih orebte; .ooB Damn aber oel
Gotllrn iniolge oes glbmurfs oas bis.
Gerige @lei6gemidlt perlor, nod mo
noh Die entgegcngeIebtc llmoremlra
onnubm ltno ieinen peiteren 8ldne.
ten oieie llmOrehun1 ebenfalls nit
tbeilte mGbreno Gboebe oeu entgc,
gen9eietten llmlouf beibebielt.
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auff 3.
6arrisbnra. Qa.. 16. W2ara.

tnlodnien N Dem fau nt'5 Heders SQs
muel 8reofon, Der pe9en @rmorouna
Res sSphn Gotpdros sum Sooe pe.yr.
tbsilt iporben mar, bic @ieoeraufno6,
me bes 9rr5eIes angeOrbnet, bat bic
Gednanid:rc h6~ea her rbenIol
sum Spoe perurtbeilten Satin bes
Grmoroeten, 6rdu &dte Goparos,
aud RI" re 5rift suqeitdna
ben. 9eihe ioIIten am 16. 5ebruur
ben Galgsn beiteigen, bod am Sooe
oorber legte 6rdu Gbporos Elm 8es
tenn+~''' - ~cd1 yreaion an oeT,
Morbe uui6uIoig mar.
Sta ats bauptitao!.
Springfield, SG.. Is. N}drs.
9aS SuTti3tomite bes SauIes bat
etnen Selesentpurf CUR gtnnabme ems
pfoblen. lpeiher, penn burdgefiihr.
bic Strede bpm 5enter oes 0eirat6s.
clerts bis gum Sheibunqseeribt tDs-
fentIid perIdnaern biirfte. Oiefcm
@ntmnrf 3ufol9e biirfen bic eeI9ieoe-
nen perIonen inner9aIb zines SSabres
nad Der Sdeibun9 nibt nieoer beire.
then unb bic Perion, lpeldbs als iGul-
big befunoer lpiro. muB nit Der Sci
ratb 5tpei Sabre fportsn.
@egen oieIe @orIage ma9te Der 9lb=
eeorbnete Sin bon Ghicdap aelteno,
bab her GrlaB zines folfen @eIebes
ietnen 3ipef perfeblen unb bas uebel
eber per9r0bern aIs berminbern lperbe.
Gompsea ppn @nnaros mar anberer
M(einunq. Gr er3G1lte hon stnem
San, in nsIhem Die @tnIobuneen CUR
Sod3eit 81 einer 3eit abeei6idt tpur=
BEN, als Der Sheioungspro3eB nod
niht snt'nieben mar. 3aum bate Der
Ri6ter bic Gfeibunq bepilli9t. aIs
aud ihon Die 6ohaeit erfpl9te. Die
0orloge ntro mabri heinlih angenoms
men perben, pa bier teine @elbintereI=
fen in 3Yraqe tommen unb teine Qobbp
bic @eietQeber gu beeinfiuifen iu9..
Sm 3uiommenhanq nit bieIen 8eitre=
bunqen nerDient Die 3hotia6e @rlpdb=
nun9, bdb no4 cine anbe1e Bill in
8prbereitunq 1T, nelhes bic Chen
no6 benz cemeinen 8edt dls ni9t 5u-
IGffig ertlGrt
2(uf @sranIaifuna Der Gaicaoo Sc
berotinn Of Eeafer5 bat Der Senator
Campbell sipei Gius ein9ereiht. pp=
nacb bte 92itq!ieoer bes Shulraths
pom @0lt crlpdblt perben Iollen uno
ben StimmQebern. Die einen Dffentlis
den 8eamten errpdhlen, bos Ibberus
funqsredlt suiteht. SSn leterem SAN
miiiien 25 prp3cnt ber Stimmgsber
cine getitjoa uutcr3eidnen, ponah in
nerbdIb 40 gaqen cine Neuipa6I err
folQt. Der 8samte, qeqea ben bic pes
tition 92ridjtst III. tann iih I'm Die
@ieberna1l be,perfen.
0as @ohlton,ite beg 6auFes bat
nit ii qeqen 6 Stimmen Iid 5u
@unften Der 0orla9e ertldrt, tppndb
Frauen bos Rs9t hoben, BEL Ter Wabl
BON NlitQliebetn fir Die Steueraus=
olei6unQsbeh0roe, bic 9(iieiiOrens uno
9tbpaiFerbe6Drbe. fotpie Die Staots unb
Sornt 60roen nitsuitimmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17

&e.4,dses troaIstten, uno B,aH ant
Tooltp1lt ipJte lie @.n.ejtung Ic.4sr
@trird9e belaleuuiqen.
3u ejnem 5pltrieg nit 9(merita
olirfte Eeutftlon0 9e,aoe beute nm 10
meni9er Qel3i1t ieiu, als ou6 BON an
herer Ssjte @.ciObr orobt. 0ieIe dnz
ptrt Se:,e lit pie 6i8taIrsform, int
mell, II &ab,rt Chamberlain 6etdnnt-
lib bas byitiicbe emporium bsQliidcn
mill. 9je tiir3liGben 3ebatten i'm 5riz
tti6en llnterGauie iinb bier NIT 9rcBer
IufmeriIom cit oerfo.qt poroen. 6egr
GbanberIail lit audi bon bier aus 6iu-
lihtlirh feHs, peitetsn QlGne anQe3dpit
porocn, gub Ieine 9lntmort auf oielee
8rief l0bt an 9eutIi6itit nihts gu
piiniben iibrig, Gr iaat. er betrrbe
bic SompagGe iiir 6istdlreform entr9i-
Iter oeau ie, unb er meroe ben Gn9-
lGnoern einpfealen, beutT6e prooutte
nit Ginfghr3Cn.n ben 10 bis 20 Sros
sent 5u bele9en.
Deiterreih lln9urn.
g1ten 16. Nldr3.
Die 3eCrgauiiirung bes 0Iterreifis
iden WtiuiItcriums @autid Ibeult
nabe beppr3uiteben. Biener 9ldtter
tiinbiqen bereits ben Gintritt bes Oh
mdnns Ter teatI4sn @pttspartei, Or.
0eridptta Res pcIen D. 8iliusti uno
oesS idtden pacat in oas Miniftermm
on. Mit pi,Itn ntuen Ulit9liepern
iuiiroen Die maB9ebenbea @olteritGmme
Der ihpar3 aslbsn Nionarhie in Gem
MiniiteriQm 8ertreter bdben unb i'm
GjegcniaB gu 6em Minilterium &0rber,
bas einen reinen 8eomten6dratter
bate, toirh ods Miniiterium @autld
ouf oer Balls zines qlusQleib9 3miiAen
ben nerltisoenen Ndtiondlitdten Iteben.
g3ien, t6. MARS.
Yer Ser 6. aps Rom, ouB oas ita.
Iienitcbe &1I,gsmln,Iter,um tie 8epus
tirtentomrer nm $40,00OO00 er-
iuden n Il, I'm Die 0pro uno SIT
grensen ,5talens III befeitiQen. lpurbe
beute mit7e'teiIt uno errtgte in 9Bi,n
groBe 2lufregunq. IS miro bies ds
etnYfDeis Gr2eno'~meu, tdB bosWiB
trauen oe3tn Seitarreicb l3inIi uno
cine Fo!ae Der Scblpdde GuBldnos i'm
ferMn Often uuo taher Der p,rmins
oerte Gin lub RuB' ancs ouT Der BAL
fsnboIh;n'e! iit. Sin @eamtsr bes
dusndrtipe1 Nm.es GuBerte ib Gem
0ertreter Ger 2tFcciirten YrsFt ge9ens
iiber 70 gen erma en-: rCeierrcih be
merit nit 8eOauen Die en- 9spsis res
NtibtrouenS {tnIiens ae1en bic 0fter=
reid idlen Obj 6isn, aber tptna Sis
lien Suit fat, 9roBe Summen du83u4
qeben. i'm eiTe @ren8en in Der QtbIiAi
3u be'iit'qsn. S{taliens Gidjsrftitsq.
fiibl 4u ir0ftcen unb ie@eleaen6aitsn
fir Elm 9eaenieitiges WiBtrouen unb
Reibur zen 5u Secringern. mjro br
Ghritt nidt obne 0ortGeil fir btibe
Md6te Tein.
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a nirn.

lRabrio. i6 M1ri
Tr Winifter beg glusnGrii9en
@illa llrrutid bat heute on9stiinbigt
bob oer Sonic 2llionio 9onoon n1f
i,inen giu6e in qaris bsiud:r
tpirn.
Gdnooo.
Gt Thomas. Ont. 16. U2dr3
9r omsritdniIte aoniul Col Tl
Z gurfe 1T ihpsr ar 2unssnentsiint
Sllnc erfrontt. Gs III tsins 5ofinunt
ouf Rettuna Isinss 2sbens pOrhanoen
e hiffsnd dr 6ten.
2lHestomm.n:
giep Dorf. 10. Wars.
qorpier .,Reddr" BON Reapel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17
gtufittem
Hip be .%uneiro, 16. U{d

Iip DC Jdllelto, 10. Wtat3.
Der am 4. 5sbruar inioIg, Der rtpo.
lutiondren llmtriebs iibsr gang Bro
iili.n rsrbdnets 9elagerunss5uitano III
oufoehobsn tpcroen.
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@naIanb n B.
9onoon, TO. mars.

Qonoon, 16. MGr;.
Sin furhtbarer Sturm iu6te md5y
renb ncr perflohenen gladt bic vng
Iiideu uno iriiden aiiiten beim. Won
gIaubt, raB piele llngliide gu bsr3ei9
nen iino, bd aber bic 3eleQrapbenlei.
tungen bieIfah S6aoen geIitten ba5en,
treifen MIR Ipdrlide W(eloun9en ein.
@robe 8clor9niB 6e9t man nm bas
ShidiaI Der 5ii6eyfIottilleu. Die See
esht 'gefpalti9 bod.
Der britii6e Dampfer yabpb,r" oi,iq
an Der corniihen &iiite 3u Gjrunbe.
Npn Der 26 Mann iinrten 8eiaBun1
ionnten nur brei gerettet nerben. Dls
G6iff bate Ulelbourne am 26. Otto
Der perldfen uuo iant tur3 Dor Ieinem
ReiIe3iel Queenstown.
Die 2tbreiie oey aonigin Qtleranrra
uno anberer Witqlieper bes tDuiqlihe1
6auies nad QiTdbon puroe in Qn6es
tru6t Der ungiinitigen 8iiierung Bis
morgeu peridoben.
0ueenstonn. IS. Wldrs.
0as britiite G6iFf .Drop GaItle"
BON qortlanb, Ore, puroe bier auf ben
Strdno getrie6en.
gonbon, 16. W}Gr3.
8. g. Sontluen alias Gapea ans so
nolulu tpuroe bier auf 2lntrd9 be-
Ddibinqtoner ge60roen urtsr Der 2lnz
tIoge bes Betruges Oerbaitet.
Qouoon, i6. @dr3
Der 6ieIiQe iapanii6e Gje1aubte,
Baron 6apaifi itente es nit aller ge
itimmtbeit in 2t6rebe. ooB Sopan 10
qenonnts ,8ifler" aus2eItredt bat. UNI
ebentueI 5rieteu .hsrbei5uiii1ren. Dies
fei peoer o''Biea nod iuoffi3ien Qe
iteben. Sapou perbe 9riebsnsbebin
qungen nidt itenen. es iei benn. baB
8uBlonb on3usrtenner bereit Iei, bab.
Is duf's 6aupt 9eihtagen III.
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irantrei6.
2Baris 16. gPdrt

In ber Gt. Soiepbstir6e fano eint
Stisr 3u Gbrsn Der Snduguration leg
prdficenien RooisosIt it1tt. Der Wlia
niIier bes QtusndrtiQen 8elt1Ff lieb
fif bur6 ieinen Observation-Disclosures
8elpincourt uerireteu Der britiihs
gotIfofi.r uno oerldiebsne @eiaubts
natmen an oer 6eisr Ebsil. Der 2tb5t
WlcWuqan }ollts in Der qreoigt Serrn
RcoItuelt hohes COB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17
RuBtanb.

WlDefdu, n. UIdT3
qluf 35d,terpl B fanb cine Q N.
benerploiion itdti. IS puroeu m,b,er.
q.ute per6oftet. Inter ibnsn beinpd
iib ,in 9erpunoeter
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17

Die ,,uorcitern "-5eitun-
gen haben oie 6eicbicbte
pom - GroIie nicbt nur
mitictreiben ioncern NIT
nocben Relfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17
'ate
|otoraoo ill.,,
lleberraidungsltaat.
2litrpnpmiides 9lms 0Saibngtpm. Cine Srpid1fe
mmn ibr Snbalt. Sabnmnfdlle. Gram Gbao,uif' s
gfcfial. Nspm Gomgreiie. Sdbiif in 2Srano

rer @e Qdipogen, rer Hau6s uno Yos
IoItipa5en perIieBen tie S6ienen unb
Der Raudfpugen tippte nm. 9erlebt
limb; Robert Goots, 2otpmotipfiibrer;
u. 9. 6uffmon Gepddmeiiter; s. 6.
Grant. 6eiser; 90. 3. Cane. pnh:lert,
uno 9sIIe See, G5ru goter, 90. .,
McMain. Marp Funt uno 5rau
Sames 8leh De. paiIaqiere.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17

re9ltn0 portber IT. miro uuu ldpalu-
I ter settle cine geraume g}dAFcrl9aEa
na4 ben permiB.ea GeIctGBeu on1elt,lt
tperAfn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-03-17
g oGitif6es.
Nnsbpiae, 5enlt., t6. Wfdri

-NF'NFTN"'*FN' 7~N'KI0'' II. -|tut1'
Der Gouperneur Sames 9, 6ro3ier
tpurbe hsute g}admittag in einemgau.
Gus Der bemotrdtii6sn MitcIisDer BEL.
ter 6duier einitimmi9 gum Na6fotger
bes peritorbenen Generals 90. 3. Bate
ols 8unbesIenator npminirt, mas
9!eidb:oeutsno nit feiner @dbl it,
6err 6ra,ier Fat 8tpei Mpndte ieine5
3peiten Te~nlirs of7 G'puoerneur oes
bent. SJir 9}ah oIger in bieiem
Nmte mirb Der 6pre6er bes Staats.
fendts Sphn S. Gpr iein.
Srnu IS I'm n mid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-20
CRANDALL RETURNS
Baxter Man, Who Disappe ared in Des
Moines Last Week Comes Back
Home-said He Must Have Been
Doped as He Remembers Nothing.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Baxter, Feb. 20.-E. =. Crandall
manager for the SPAIN Ilose Lumber
Company, who disappeared so mys-
teriously in Des Moines asst Wednes-
day night, returned this morning. He
says he must have been doped for he
remembers nothing after going to bed
Wednesday night until yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Crandall went to Des Moines
last Wednesday morning expecting to
return in the evening. The trains
We're badly delayed and he was unable
to get home. His family waited for
him to return until Saturday morning
and then fearing that something had
happened they sent Jay Thorpe and
Alfred Gipson to Des Moines to look
for him. The Des Moines police and
detectives We're notified and a thor
ough search was made but they We're
unable to locate him. Tie report sent
out from Des Moines that he had about
$4OO in money with him at the time
was absolutely false. While he went
to Des Moines to get some costumes
for play which the M. w. A. are get
ting up, he did not have cent OF
their money as the report stated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-20
NEW EVIDENCE is FOUND.
Has Important Bearing on Shiloh Con.
troversy.

Des Moines, Feb. 20.-The Shiloh
case will not down. The national Shi-
loh commission and the war department
refused to recognize the claims of the
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Iowa regiments
that they were in the famous battle
and should have recognition for their
part in it, but nothing undaunted, Gov
ernor Cummins made an appeal to the
president himself in behalf of the vet
Grams, and now the president has grant
ed d new hearing.
Governor Cummins has new lot of
evidence to present. to the president,
or to Secretary of War Taft, who
may hear the case, when he goes to
Washington upon his mission for the
soldiers. 1t consists of an original
diary written by an elderly sergeant
of Company G. of the Fifteenth Iowa,
Cyrus, F. Boyd, of Ainsworth, Neb.
Nh Boyd appeared at the governors
office to furnish this evidence and
the governor is delighted with it's
character.
Mr. Boyds original memorandum
of the battle and the Fifteenth Iowa's
part in it was written as they We're
going into the engagement, and it
bears the hour and the date and
other marks of authenticity which
cannot we'll be disputed. 1t is be-
lieved that it will strengthen the case
of the veterans very materially, and
give them absolute claims to recogni-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-20
kuRoPATklN MAKING READY.
Indications He Intends to Hold His
Present Position.

Toxic, Feb. 2O.--It is reported the
Russians have constructed two light
railways. one connecting F'ushun and
Venting and extending from Fushun to
the upper Shakhe. This railway build
ing in connection with other activities
and heavy concentration of troops in
dicates a plan to turn Kuroki's right
Kuropatllin is continuing his opera
tions, increasing the entire defenses
and gives indication of a resolute in
tention of retaining his position when
the expected great battle occurs.
Toxic newspapers print the state
ment that 126 Japanese captured at
Heikoutai We're roped together and
paraded thru the streets of Mukden
This information comes from Chinese
sources and it is impossible to obtain
vertitication here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-20
A Deep Snow Season,

The winter of 190405 will go into
history as one of deep snow. The white
line now reaches close to the Gulf of
Mexico. Texas has plenty and, in fact
all but the lower rim of the sunny
south is garbed in white. Arkansas
has as much snow as Ohio, While all
the states below the Mason and Dixon
line report sleighing.
Snow is not to be despised. 1t is
preferable to the drenching rains which
deluge the south annually. eroding soil
and carrying millions of dollars worth
of plant food into the gulf If the cot
ton growing states had a reliable snow
fall their present soil impoverishment
would not exist. Unfortunately pres
ent conditions are only abnormal. The
snow fall on the Rocky Mountain
slope, Nebraska, reporting five to ten
inches, will be regarded as a boon. =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-20

Patterson, N. j., Feb. 20.-The east
ed the track three miles east of here
today. One girl was killed and many
persons injured. 1t is reported that
seventy persons were injured. Five
cars were ditched. Some of them are
said to have rolled down the embank-
ment The train was known as the
Middletown Flyer.
The dead girl was Miss Grace Math-
ews of Middleton, N Y
The first of the injured to reach Pat-
terson was a man named Montgomery.
He was slightly hurt. He said:
I'VE were running at a high rate Of
speed when the accident happened.
The whole train, except the engine,
went off the rails onto the ties, and
then toppled down the embankment.
The first car turned completely over
and lay bottom-up. at the bottom Of
the ditch, while three other cars turned
over on their sides. sThe train was
we'll loaded and a large number of per-
sons were injured and one girl killed.
The work of rescuing the injured was
begun quickly by those who escaped
unharmed. When I left the scene al
most all the injured seemed to be able
to walk"
The injured included A. c. Whitner,
Suffern; Grace Newell Middleton; Miss
Van Houten, Suffern; Mrs. Noonan,
Chester.
1t is supposed the wreck was caused
by the breaking of a fiange on a car
wheel. The official report says one
was killed and twenty seven persons
injured. The train carried $50 pass
engers, most of them commuters,
bound to New York. Physicians Were
rushed to the scene from all directions.
New York, Feb. 20.-It is announ-
ced at the offices of the Erie railroad
| that the injured in the wreck number
ed forty-four and they are being
brought to Jersey City.
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road Company and this finally convey
ed the same year to the Chic; go, Mil
waukee q st. Paul. Secretary Dwight
N. Lewis has forwarded copies of the
petition to President A. ]. Earling, of
the Chicago. Milwaukee &, ST. Paul,
and Il date will be set when 1epresen-
tatives of the road and of IL e towns
along the line will be heard.
While looking up the Armour Car
Line and its failure to pay fees for
its increased capitalization to the
state. Henry Saberson, chief clerk of
the office of the secretary of state has
discovered that thirty five companies
of this class are paying taxes to the
state thru the executive cou lcil. but
have never filed n certified copy of
their articles of Incorporation. with
the exception of two companies, and
therefore, legally have no right to do
business in the state. Mr.. Saberson
has given considerable thought to the
matter of the Incorporation laws OF
Iowa and is of the belief that they
need radical revision. Under he pres
en-. arrangement there is no method or
means of ascertaining whether COM
pany is doing business or not and if a
company files articles for incorporation
for twenty years and the articles ex-
pire whether 1T is a home co npany or
not the secretary of states i)ffice has
no means of telling whether they go
out of existence or contnu, without
authority. Mr. Saberson believes there
should be Il bureau of inco rporations
in connection with the secrt tary's Of
flee with an employe to look after such
matters and keep posted in any way
possible but that Furthermore, every
corporation doing business it the state
whether domestic or foreign should be
required to make yearly reports to the
secretary of state with a penalty at
tached.
At present. domestic comps nies, that
is. companies with the original articles
filed in Iowa, are required to make an
nual report on a blank provided for the
purpose but IL they do not there is no
penalty attached and no means of
compelling them to report. In fact a
great many do not report. Mr.. Sab
erson believes that laws something
like those in force in Illinois would be
q great Improvement. Mr.. Saberson
was a member of the general assembly
when corporation fees were considered
at some length.