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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
IOWA BOY IS ACCUSED
r. L. consisny, Son Of an Officer Of the
Milwaukee Road, Who Lives At Cedar
Rapids, Is Arrested At Dixon, III. On
Charge Of Forgery.

Special to Times Republican.
Dixon, ILL.,. Nov. 6.-R. L.Consigny.
alias RI. .Adrian.s SON Of Geo. J. Consig-
ny insurance inspector OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee & st Paul whose homo is
at Cedar Rapids, and Fl. ]. Pike, a
blacksmith of Dixon, Ills, are in jail
here charged with forginga checkfor
$40 dollars, which was cashed by the
q. r. stitely Co., a local real estate firm
Saturday night. The check was made
payable to. L. r. Adrian and contained
the alleged forged signature OF Ford
Brothers, Sterling, Illinois. Consigny
was arraigned before Justice VIM.
Leech, waived preliminary hearing ana
was bound over to the grand jury under
bond Of $500. The officers claim that
he has made confession.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
ROOSEVELT Gan Do
NOTHING FOR JEWS
No Action Can Be Taken by the
President to Aid Jews
In Russia
-sTRAUs CALLS At WHITE HOUSE
President Expresses HE Regret That
Situation 10 Such AZ 70 Lsavs Net
Chance Of Aiding in Protection IA
Jews From Massacre il Russia Il
Statement Issued.

Washington, Nov. g. President
Roosevelt has decided that no action
can be taken by this government az th4S
present which will be Of any benefit
to the Jews In Russia. "a
The information was made public %
the white house today IN the following
state:
Oscar straus called upon the ptes4
ident this morning. not to ask him for 4
action, but to consult with him a. to-
whether there was any possibility of ac-
tion which would result In cessation ok
the horrors connected with the massa y;
ere Of Jews in Russia. The president
stated that, Of course, he had been
watching with the deepest concern the
reports Of these massacres; that hs had
been appealed to within the last few
weeks to try. and take some action
no only In behalf Of the Jews of Rus-E
sia, but in behalf OF Armenians. Poles
and Films. The result Of the preSlss
dents inquiries coincide with tbs
statements contained in the cable
gram from Count witte to Jacob lIss
schieff, shown the president BY strau1
as follows: THE government is horTi-
fled at these outrages. You know 1saoF|
not syinpathize with such savage out
breaks. All l can do to stop the dis.S
orders Is done, but the country ID AM
such a unsettled state that local aus
horities often are powerless. The con-9
ditions Of social disorder which actt
ally exist In Russia, the president dos
not see that any action can be taken
by his government at present which.
will bc Of any benefit TO the unforta.S
nate sufferers for whom we feel sl1Gl
keen sympathy. !" sss sss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06

assistant secretary OF the department
Of commerce and labor, aud Herbert
Knox Smith. deputy commissioner Of
corporations. II is said rivalry among
steamboat men and racing boats Will
be taken up.
OFFICIALS will sit as court and Will
have power to summon as witnesses
amy officer or attache connected with
the river and harbor departments OF the
city. Smith says the investigation VIII
not INCLUDE the charge OF gambling on
the river az the government has Moth
ing to do with that. He declined to
discuss the actual mature Of the In
qulry. but said the result would be
made public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06

report will be ready TO stribution
some time during the 1 h OF De-
cember possibly during /. first part
OF the month. Some Of last work
done by Prof. Patterso 4 is on the
places of birth Of the p =. now liv-
ing In Iowa. OF the matt orn people
the greater number Of course were
born In the state OF Iowa. There were
1,3S0.14S persons born In the state Of
Iowa or more than half OF the popu-
latlon OF the state. OF these 693.S73
were males and 6S6,275 were females
Illinois comes next with 1854 peo-
pie now living In Iowa born in that
state. Ohio Is next with 73.4s5. Penn
sylvania next with $3.50; New York
next with 44,215, and Indiana next with
41,496.
The balancing OF the census work is
the most difficult part OF the entire
task. The tabulating work Is done on
machines and Is mechanical. After the
clerks have added up all the figures
Professor Patterson takes the totals
and compares and balances them and
figures out the per cents. But the to-
tails do not always balance. 1t working
on the place OF nativity Of the people
Of the state 1t was found necessary to
work one entire half day to find a man
of German descent from Muscatfne
county who was missing and Saturday
Professor Patterson worked an hour
because Pennsylvania now living In
Bremen county was missing. 1t is
obvious that the number Of people OF
Iowa born In various states Of the
United States when added together
should equal exactly the number of
native born people in the state, but
when the totals came to be added to-
gether they did not tally and hence
the long hours In finding out where
the discrepancy was. A great many
statlsticians in footing up tables OF
that kind merely correct the total ana
make the numbers correspond. This
is called forcing the balance and II
that method had been followed IN this
state this year 1t would have saved the
state about $500 but the census woul.i
not have been as valuable and accur-
ate.
The .janitors at the state house are
now engaged in cleaning house In prep
aration for the legislature. There is q
small army OF janitors at work in the
senate chamber. The carpet Is up and
the desks all out. The windows are be-
ing washed and all the wood work is
being gone over to put II In condition.
In the house chamber the sworkmen arc
still busy. The chandeliers have been
hung and are somewhat Of cores
ponding nature to the chandeliers In
the rotunda. They are not single lights
as those In the rotunda, but have the
chains to suspend them and are Of the
same kind OF brass. The work in the
house chamber is all completed with
the exception OF the desks and cleaning
out the room. Worknen are now busy
cleaning and revarnishing the OLD
desks and as soon as this Is completed
the tnnitors Will clean the chamber on,
land put down the carpet and seats and
the state house will then be IN readi-
ness for the legislature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
MAY COME TO IOWA


Des Moines, Nov. 6-The Indictment
yesterday Of William F. Bechtel, former
president of the Northwestern Nation
al; A. v. Sackett, former secretary;
William Kerr, formerly chief counsel.
and DR.. Jacob F. Force, former vice
president, at Minneapolis, will be fol-
lowed by the bringing Of the transcripts
to Des Moines and filing them in the
federal court here in an effort to sep
arate the old Northwestern Life and
Savings Company from the Minneap-
oils concern. which absorbed 1t just
two years ago.
The Indictment OF these officials Of
the company which engineered the
merging Of the Iowa company with
the consolidation. of several other
companies Of like nature, is the result
of an investigation started in Des
Moines, and which has extended into
Minnesota. The officials are all charg-
ed with looting, with bribery, with
embezzlement and with the making
away with funds which belong to the
policy holders of the former companies
merged with the Minneapolis concern.
For months the Hennepin county,
Minnesota, grand jury has been at
work and with information, part of
which has been furnished by Des
Moines PEOPLE, probed into the secrets
of the ring control Of this organiza-
ton.
Charges Of minor graft were taken
up and thoroughly investigated and be-
for the investigation had gone far the
matters were found to be Of serious
nature. All kinds Of graft was found
to have existed according to the evil
dence which was brought before the
grand jury at Minneapolis.
It was learned thru the testimony
offered the grand jury that these Off
GERS, who were indicted had been op-
Grating pool, buying off officers, buy
ing out interests and bribing officials
relative to the publishing Of reports.
The transcripts Of the grand jury
evidence will be brought to Des
Moines at once and filed with the fed
eral court for use in the case instituted
here by ex-Congressman Walter II.
Butler and others, formerly employees
of the Northwestern National Life In
surance Company, and policy holders
in the Northwestern Life and Savings
OF Des Moines.
In the suit the allegations were made
that the Bechtel administration was
sauandering the company funds, steal
ing the reserve from the office Of the
auditor of state of Iowa in a most in-
genious fashion, and that IL allowed to
continue the policy holders in Iowa OF
the old Northwestern Life and Savings
would be defrauded Of hundreds OF
thousands of dollars.
The suit was instituted in the Polk
county district court in August, and
was upon the opening Of the Septem-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
EIGHT HOUR LAW UPHELD.

lsupreme Court sustains Law Fixing
Length Of Days Work in illinois.
Washington, Nov. 6.-The United
States supreme court today affirmed
decision Of the supreme court OF
Missouri upholding the state law fix
| ing eight hours as the length Of days
work in the mines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
IS NOT SATISFACTORY
President castro's Answer to Russell,
Who 10 Trying to Bring About
Agreement Between France and
Venezuela Unsatisfactory.

Paris, Nov. e.--Ofticlals here say
President Castros answer to American
Minister Russell ut Caracas In response
to the latter's efforts to bring about q
settlement OF the diplomatic dispute
between France aabd Venezuela is un-
satisfactory and evasive. At the same
time 1t is said negotiations will not be
broken off, as French officials con-
tinue to hope for pacific settlement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
CRUISER IS DAMAGED
The MarbIehead Struck by tho Refris-
orator Ship Celtic and Badly DAM
ased-Floatins Machine Ship Sunk
by Same Steamer.

Vallejo, Cal, Nov. e.-Caught by a
powerful gust of wind while trying to
make landing at Mare Island navy
yard yesterday, the refrigerator ship.
Celtic, crashed into the cruiser Mar
blehead and into the floating machine
ship, doing them SO severe damage the
Marblehead may have to go out OF
commission, while the machine ship
was sunk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
THE NEW YORK TANeLE.
End Of the campainn Brings Many
Complicstions-The Forecast.

New York, Nov. 6.-There are six
tickets in the field in the city cam
sa,aign OF New. York. In addition, Will
liam T. jerome, who entered the field
as an independent candidate for dis
trict attorney, has a whole column to
himself on the official ballot. Altho
the republican county convention was
reassembled to indorse Mr.. Jerome tn
place OF Charles A. Flammer, who de-
cided to withdraw from the contest,
the election officials and the courts
have refused to permit Mr.. Jerome's
name to be printed in the republican
column on the official ballot and Nj.
Flammer's name will appear in that
column.
The following tickets are in the
field: Republican. democrat. socialist,
prohibition, socialist-labor, and muni-
ctpal ownership.
Public interest centers in the con-
tests for mayor and district attorney.
The nominees for mayor are: Repub-
lican, william I. Ivins; democratic,
Mayor George B. Mcclellan; municipal
ownership, William r. Hearst.
The race for district attorney is be-
tween Mr.. jerome, independent: James
w. Osborne, democrat, and Clarence j.
IShearn, municipal ownership.
Hearst a Surprise.
Hearst has proved a great surprise
to the politicians, his cause having
swept the city like whirlwind. Tam
many leaders have been amazed and
alarmed by the inroads he has made In
their ranks and many politicians fear
his election.
While Mr.. Hearst will draw from
both parties. it Is estimated he will get
three democratic votes for every one
that goes to Mr.. WINS, who is conduct
ing his campaign single-handed, pay
ing his own election expenses and get
ting little or no help from the republi-
can organization.
As consequence many republicans
will vote for Mayor Mcclellan in order
to defeat Mr.. Hearst. whose doctrines
are considered too radical by many
conservative business men and prop
erty owners.
These complications make it exceed
the campaign. While the leaders Of all
three parties put forth the usual claim
to victory, the honest Investigator must
admit himself puzzled by the remark
able situation.
The Tammany Forecast.
Tammany leaders have been 50 bad
ly frightened that they have been
chary about giving out estimates for
publication A week ago they privately
figured a plurality Of only $4,000 for
McClelland, but now they offer the fol-
lowing forecast Of the vote:
Mcclellan, 100000; Hearst, 10000;
WINS, 125,oo0.
The Hearst Figures.
Hearst's followers have no machfn-
cry for making house to house can
vass and must make their estimates
largely in the dark. Beginning with a
prediction of 100000 votes for Hearst,
they have steadily advanced the figure
and are now claiming his election by
an overwhelming plurality. Their es-
innate is as follows:
Hearst. 100000; Iyins 16h,00o; Nc
Clellan, 125.ooo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
Murderer Suicides in Cell.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 6.-AIbert n.
Darwin. prisoner at the county jail.
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Anna
GRAY, Of Joliet III, committed suicide
in his cell today by hanging. Darwin
eloped with Mrs. Gray from Joliet. sew
eral months ago and the couple came
to this city. When the woman decided
to return to her husband and chhdren
aha was shot and killed by Darwin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
ISSUES CLEARLY DRAWN.
Interest in salt Lake City Election
Centers in Mormon Vote.

Salt Lake City, Nov. 6.--With the Is
sue In tomorrows election clearly
drawn between the old parties and the
American, or anti Mormon party, In
terest now centers in the Mormon vote.
The American party leaders declare
that church influence Is for the repub-
lican mayoralty candidate, who is a
gentle. Mayor Morris. the democrat
ic candidate Is "A Mormon and undoubt-
edly will be supported by many mem
bers of the church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
Rooers Case Argued.

Washington, Nov. 6.-The case of
Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers, Of Bennington,
VT, under sentence of death on the
charge Of numbering her husgand, was
today argued in the supreme court of
the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
CITY Party Claims Victory.

Philadelphia, Nov. Cat the elew-
enth hour the leaders Of the republican
organization and reform movement are
claiming victory at t,omorrow's elec-
tion The democratic party, which is
supporting the city party ticket has
sent out a circular urging all demo-
Gratis to work INCREASINGLY for the dem
ocratic state ticket and city party
nominees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
II. MarvI.rd EleotionI.

Baltimore, Nov. 6.--The day before
election finds the leaders Of both par
ties expressing, confidence as to the re-
suit OF the Maryland election. Cons
servative opinion in both parties today
tends to the view that the proposed
amendment to the constitution, avowed
purpose OF which is to disfranchise me-
gro voters. will be defeated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
BRAKEMAN SNYDER KILLED.
Was Crushed Retween the Cars q
Dows.

Special to Times Republican.
Dows, Nov. 6.--Leonard Snyder, a
c., r. I. & p. brakeman on the south
bound freight, was fatally hurt on the
side track of the Dows Brick and Tile
Company Saturday night at b:15,
switching. and was caught between
two cars, receiving an injury below the
thigh. He was taken to Hotel Dows
and placed under the care Of the COM
pany physician, DR.. J. A. Muluix. He
was removed to Ellsworth hospital at
Iowa Falls Saturday evening, and died
at Q a. m. Sunday. He was young
man, 21 years Of age, and his home
at Rockford, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
Republicans Claim illinois.

Chicago, Nov. 6.--With the general
expectation ON an Sides today that the
vote will be flight, the managers Of
both the republican and democratic
organizations expressed confidence Of
victory at the polls tomorrow. Rep,rb-
lican claims are more sweeping. how
ever, and are based upon allegations
OF more thorough organization.