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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22

geants on the hippodrome Of the en-
closed field, and free attractions in
progress in every part of the big fair
grounds.
The Big Parade.
Opening with a parade of the repre-
sentatives of all of the organizations
of the city, including 800 delegates
from the lodges, fraternal and benevo-
lent organizations and labor unions.
headed by Buffalo Bill and his band
of mounted cowboys and indians, TIE
fair will never close its gates until
the last person has passed through the
turnstiles for the homebound car on
Sunday evening, November 6. Not 4
minute is to be allowed to elapse be-
tween the formal opening and the for
NAL closing. Something is to De
crammed into each period of the nine
days and nights of wonder which will
make up the second annual FL Paso
Fair and Southwestern Exposition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22
HAND SEVERED
BY RIPSAW FRIDAY.

of a good right hand were amputated
by a ripsaw Friday afternoon, when
Frank Worden, a carpenters helper,
made a slip on the machine where he
worked in the American bank build
ing. In great agony, he was hurried
by a fellow workman to the office Of
DR.. W. B. Urmston, where the stub
OF the hand was trimmed and dressed.
So great was the shock of the brutal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22
PEOPLE IN Ell
PASO HOTELS

From Arizona.
AT the Zeiger-E. ]. Malone, Ari-
IONA.
At the Orndorff-J. r. Hubbard
Wilcox; r. W. Konchay, Tucson; W.
A Zabriskie, Tucson.
At the Angelus-A. c. Page, Tucson;
A. c. Higgins, Tucson.
From New Mexico.
At the Grand Central-P. d. Noel
roy, Las Vegas; Mrs. o. Lehman, Las
Cruces; Mrs. A. A. Wellington, Corona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22

amputation by the rough saw that
Worden now is confined in Hotel Dieu
Cause of the accident is unexplained,
except that something slipped" Wor-
den lives at 509 South oregon street.
and is married.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22

Clarence Murray, formerly with the
Ell Paso & Southwestern, but now with
the Southern Pacific at Noga1es, Arlz-'
who has been in the city visiting ms
parents. left Friday for Guaymas,
where he has been promoted to the
chief clerkship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22
Brilliant Illumination.

Realizing the value of night illumi-
nation, the Fair association has ar
ranged for the grounds to be bril-
liantly lighted, and the night attrac-
lions are to be made one of the big
features Of the fair. Each night there
will be something doing al the big
show Fireworks, carnivals, parades,
masquerade fetes and the Os-Aple pa
rade are to be given at the fair
grounds, in addition to the regular
Overland Trail attractions and the ex-
hibit buildings, where everything will
be on display the same as during the
day.
This will enable the working men
and their families to attend the fair IN
the evenings without losing time from
their work and participate in the sec
ond annual southwestern prosperity
celebration, which is to be crystalized
into the big fair. Bands will be play
ing in all parts of the grounds morn
ing, noon and night during the nine
days of wonders. ParadeS will be
given through the grounds and along
the Overland Trail, shows and pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-22
Instead of having the scho,

rate. Instead of having the school
exhibit downtown, as was done last
year, the school authorities have con-
centrated on the one to be made in
the school department at the fair. The
exhibit is expected to be of especial in
terest to the out of town visitors who
are interested in educational work and
special invitations are to be sent to
the schools of the southwest to have
their instructors and students attend
the fair in order TO study the modern
methods of child training as exempli-
fled in the FL Paso schools, the most
modern in the entire west
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22
Velika bodoGnost.

Preteklosti ne moreno izpreme-
nit, ampak bodocnost je v nasi
moci, ee skrbite. Sedaj Ste ma meji
preteklosti in bodocnosti. Ce vasa
preteklost nj bila dobra, VAN kre-
pka VOLTA avn pot skozi bodoG-
most. &c niste dovolj skrbeli "a
svoje zdravje, ce ste bill nezmerni
V jedi in pijaci, malomarni v IL
polnovanju zdravstvenih postav,
prav dobro veste, da so vasa pre-
bavila najprej trpela, in stremiti
morate "a TEN, da Jim povrnete
popolno delavnost. Uzivajte Tri-
nerjevo amerisko zdravilnO gren-
ko vino. To VAN izpere ustroj, o.
cisti kri in okrepi vse organe te-
lesne. Ocvrsti VAN voljo in vas
usposobi, brez strahu gledati V Ii
ce bodocnosti. Trinerjevo ameriS-
ko zdravilno grenko vino je zane
sljivo druzinsko zdravilo pri bo-
leznih zelodca, drobja, krvi in xiv
eevja. JOS. Triner, 1333-1339 So.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22

naJvecje razoGaranje. Re OBJ ME-
mem rojstvu je prisel - socasno z
Libcknehtom V najostrejsi kon-
fhkt z novo veliko drzavo, XII lie
priscilla Francijo, da il izro6i po-
kraJine Alzacijo in Loreno. Bebel
je z vso svojo zgovornostjo, XII je
re takrat izsiljevala spostovanje
tudi. nasprotnikom. obsojal to a
neksiJo kot narodnopravno krivi-
co In Bismarkova Nemcija Sc je
mascevala S sredstvi XII Jill je ime-
la: 5 pomoejo sodisca in ieGe. Pro
II Bismarkovi politiki, ne lie brez-
obzirni V zunanjih razmerah. tenn
vec tudi skrajno brutalni v no.
ttranjih, Sc je Bebel z vsemu moe
mi b~oJeval do konca "zeleznega
kancelarja' in pray boji z Bis
markom so najbolj utemeljli sla-
vo parlamentarca Bella, odkar je
padel Bismark so ost njegove de-
baterske zenialnosti obGutile tudi
vse sledece Wade. Vsak Beblov
nastop V parlameptu .je bill dogo-
dek; njegove govore so tudi mai
bolJ zagrizeni nasprotni&i vedno
poslusali z ~najve6jim zamimanjem
Bella ljubijo delavci ma Mem
Skem; spoStujejo ga pa tudi ma
sprotniki. NihGe mu ne more oGi-
tati, da bi bill V politiGnem boju
rabbi kdaj n~eposteno, nedostojno
orozje. Tudi V najhujSi borbi je
vedno strogo objektiven tako so
n~eloj@lni %nasprotniki cello vGasih
cltirali nJegove besede, hoteGi Jill
politiGno izrabljati sebi V prid. Sc
veda je to bilo mogoGe lie IA TIA ma
elm, da so IL celot trgali posamez-
ne stavke in odstavke. torej pove-
dali samo koScek resnice, kar je V
mnogih slucajih enako lazi.. Zla-
sti klerikalizem Sc je rad posluze-
val tega sredstva; Bebel je bill
MANFRED, dasi odlocen in nacelen
nasprotnik Observation-Disclosures in
centruma, vendar tako praviGen,
da je priznaval zasluge, Xxi 81 Jill
je vGasih pridobila cerkev; S ia
kim poStenim priznanjem so Sc
potem klerikalci bahali. kakor da
velja hvala vsemu sistemu: obso-
jajoGo kritiko so pa previdno "a
mol6evali.
(Dalje V prihodnji stevilki.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22
MAST ~ZASToPNIKI.

La Sale, ILL.,. John Pucek.
Conemaugh, Pa: Frank Podboj.
st. Louis, Mo-: Vincent Cain
kaf.
Johnstown, Pa: Math. Gabre-
MIA.
Colorado City, Colo. Drag. Po-
gorelec.
Jakob Dolenc, Box 8, Wilcox,
Pa.
Tony Mrak "a Hackett, Pa, in
okolico.
Joe Pajk Ii Pennsylvania.
John Mesojedec, Box 337 Da-
Wis, w. Va.
Frank Crne, Cleveland, o.
Rock Springs, Wyo.: Valentin
Stalick.
Ia Chicago in okolico sta nasa
zastopnika Mike Kulovec in John
Jereb.
Anton Sterile, Box 36s, CHS
holm, MINI.
Anton JalovGan, "a Hudson.
Wyo.
Lorain, o. in okolico: Frank
Vevar.
Kenosha, Wis: Ignac Radovan.
Darragh, Pa. in okolico: Ivan
Ring.
Hibbing, Mimi: Frank Hitti.
Ia Minnesota: Jernej Crnogoj,
Box ATT Eveleth.
Louis Glazar "a Sygan in oko-
lico.
Frank Verbajs, Vandling, Pa,
box 1875.
Frank Cirk, "a Cleveland in
okolico.
Flip Godina, "a indianapolis,
Zastopnik: Jozef Radelj, box
257, Frontenac, Kans.
Ia severon stran Chicago: Joe
Zavertnik mi. 40 \. Curtis st.
Anton Mesec, Indianapolis, Ind.
"a okolico (Severno stran.)
John Gasperin, %. Stage st.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nick Vuksinic, Chisholm, MINI.
"a Ia okraj in okolico.
Lozekar Casper V Cumberlan-
du, WyO.
Pongrac Jurse, "a T.. in w. Mi
neral. Kans.
Frank Vegel, b. 1874, Girard,
Kans. in "a Franklin. Hans.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22
Il dnavnika kOmunarda.
(Napisal Ellie Reclus.)
10. marco 1871,

Mesto je bio zavito v temo in
ljudje so spali. Odkar je bill Pariz
mesto zalosti in trplenja in je pre-
nehal biti mesto zabave, so ljudje
delali Pc dnevu in pocivali pc no.
ci. Posamezni pasanti so videli gil
bait V senci oborozene gruGe -
svetlikanje bajonetov. Semitic
so pa euli rozljanje sabelj, grmen-
je topov, trde korake pehote pc
tlaku in oddaljen peket konjskih
kopit.
"Kaj znacijo ia gibanja? Maj
brz menjavajo posadke . TIE
cete bodo premestili IL trdnjave v
trdnjavo, ali pa IL Pariza V YER
sailles."
Nekateri gledalci so u~prasevali
in odgovarjali, majali z glavami
in hodili svojo pot. V takih cash
ne cloveka iznenaditi nobena
stvar.
Cete so pricele zasedati najbolj
strategicne postojanke mestu,
Xxi so bile dobro znane g~eneralu
Vinoyu, vojaskemu zapovedniku
Pariza, kot njegovim Gastnikom,
katerih vojskovanje je bio cd
meseca decembra leta 1851. (dr-
zavni preobrat Louis Napoleona)
omejeno lie ma Bedtime in Pariza-
ne. Glavno ceto SO odposlali proti
topniskemu parku narodne straze.
Proti tretji uri V jutro so poll
cali in pehota naskoGili straze, Xxi
so korakajoc gorindol dremale in
strazile topove ma Montmatru. vi
hteli so koli6e, Sable. bajonete in
hicali: "Udajte SCI" Ia mimi je
plezala preko barikad eeta "a ce-
to in ponavljala strazam: "Udaj-
tie sci"
he OBJ peti uri zjutraj je pre-
obrat popolnoma p%osrecil. Zajeli
so stiri do petsto jetnikov in vse
topove. Bio je lie nekaj mrtvih in
ranjenih. Ma trgih in cestnih vo-
galih so pa pripeljali bombasticno
proklamacijo Thiersa (predsedni-
ka republike, Xxi ie republiko IL
dial rojalistom(. Xxi je Oz%nanjevala
zaGudenim drzavljanom, ia je 81
la ma strani zakona. da je zmaga-
la pravica, mai Sc potOlazijo vrli
drzavljani, tresejo maj sc pa vsi
zlikovci in komunisti.
Use Sc pa nj zvrsilo gladko. Pri-
blizno dive tretjini nepricakovano
napadnih narodnih %strazarjev je
uslo pc ozkih ulicah, Sc razprsilo
DO vsem mestu in klicalo draw
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22

~raztresene sraze pc mestu, S ko-
pitt pusk so tolkli pc wrath in z
zvonovi so klicali ljudstvo V BOZ.
Ponekod so peli bobni in troben-
tie alarm. trusc in vrisc sta ma
~rascala, ljudje so priceli ~vsa.jati
in Sli ma ulico.
"kaj pa JET - Kaj JET - Ali
goriG Mar so Prusi9"
"'Da, gori, Prusi so, morijo re-
publiko!"
VinOy je re Thiersu brzojavil
svojo zmago. Njegovi polkovniki
in general so zasedli pridobljene
postojanke, topove so pa obrnili
proti sirokim cestam. Patrulje ma
konju in pes so Sc gibale cd po-
stojanke do %postojanke.
Napoeilo je jutro.
Mrgolelo je kot mravljiscu.
Cd povsod so prihajale oborozene
ljudske cete. Obkolili so p~atrulje
in vojaske straze, da MISC mogle
wee gibati.
"Vi, vojaki, bratje, sinovi ljud-
silva, vi mas hoGete moriti ma po-
velje lopovskih generalovY! vi
mas hocete postreljati re pc TEN,
ko so mas Prusi bombardirali
Povsod so odgovarjali vojaki $
tenn, da so dvignili kviSko puSki-
ma kopita. Objemali so drug dru-
zega i'll Sc pobratili.
Zdaj je neki lajtenant iztrgal
puSko vojaku: "Strahopetci! IL
dajalci! streljajte!" je krical in
sprozil V ljudsko mnozico. Takoj
je padel od krogelj cadet.
Tudi general Lecomte .je hotel
Whit V glavo pokorscino svojim
vojakom. Zapovedal je izstreliti
salvo ma ljudstvo. a njegovi last
nj voJaki so ga pobili S puskinimi
kopiti ma tia in ga izroGili narodni
strait.
Neki stabni Gastnik je zakri-
cal; "Udarite pc tel sodrgi," in
spodpOde je konja proti liudstvu.
Ali ubogo zival je takoj prodrlo
nebroj ~bajonetov, katero so takoj
razkosali, da nj mogla dvigniti Sc.
Meso so odnesle siromaSne zene.
jezdec je pa zginil Y mnozici.
General Failures je bill ranjen;
general Clement Thomas je pa
S skrbjo ma obrazu hodl V civilni
obleki cd gruce do gruce. Clement
Thomas je bill leta 1S4s. jnak v
junijski bitki ma strani "redu".
Razumite to. Spoznali so ga in
prijeli in potisnili v gruco, kot
preje generala Lecomta.
Ostal nj dolgo tam. Vest, o ME
govt aretaciji Sc .je r~azSirila kot
blisk: Pustili ju bodo, da utece-
ia !"
Ljudstvo je okolilo strazo. Mi
smo pravica ljudstva; mi obsodi-
mo generala Lecomta in Thomasa.
da umrjeta tekom petih minut."
N%esrecneza so postavili ma vrtu
OBJ lid. Bivsega nadpoveljnika ma
rodne straze je prodrlo deset kro-
gelj IL pusk narodne straze, gene
rala Lecomta so pa prodrle krog-
lie il pusk njegovih vojakov.
Kot narascajoGa poplav je .ljud-
stvo poplavilo vse ~visoGine in cd
stranilo vse ovire. Reka .je drvila
V nizino in Sc zaznala OBJ vrata
mestne hise, ministerstva in jaw
nih stavb.
- Vhoda nj bio priboriti tez-
ko. Dostojanstveniki, visji urad-
Mkt so re zdavnej zbezali in so
svOje ~portofolje odnesli S seboj
V Versailles =.
Iskali so povsod Waldo ---
ali Wade nj bio mixer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22
KDOR HOCE IMETI

dobro obleko najnovesega kroja,
okusno in trpezno delo, maj Sc o.
glasi pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22

Sodrugi! Priporocajte hrvat-
skim ,delavcem "Radnicko Stra-
TO-" edini hrvatski socijalisticni
list V Ameriki. Narocnina So. ma
leto. Naslov: 1909 w. Is Str. Chi
cago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-22
MIKE KAsTRUN-U, krojac

ma 1842 So. Center ave-, Chicago.
Ill. Izdeluje tudi zenske obleke
pc vseh krojih. - Pridite in po-
glejtel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
lowANs FORM CLUB.
Students at Minneapolis Decide TO Get
Better Acquainted.

Minneapolis. Nov. 2o.- Sixty five
students at the university have formed
an Iowa club to promote better spirit
OF fellowship among the men and
women from that state. There are
more than two hundred Iowa students
at the university. and 1t Is expected
that the membership will double before
the Christmas holidays.
The Iowa girls formed an Iowa club
early in the year, but found II lacking
without the men, and a second organi-
cation has been made. Dances and
dinners will be held thruout the winter
The officers are: President. Charles
Horn, Ida Grove: vice president, Miss
Es.elle McKelvey. Rock Rapids; treas
urer, Frank Beard, lie Mars: secretary
Miss Adelaide Nichols. Des Moines.
The club will meet Monday evening
to determine the date for the hrst dance
which will be set either just before OF
after tho holidays
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
Madero Reported Wounded.

Eagle Pass, Tex. Nov. 25.-The Mex
lean commander in Ciudad Porfrio
Diaz informed Customs Collector r. w.
Dove that Francisco I. Madero. claim
ant to the presidency Of Mexico, was
badly wounded in fight today at
Guerrero between his forces and 200
rurales and cavalry.
The Mexican commander stated that
his advice had come directly from a
trustworthy citizen in Guerrero. who
came in during the day. According to
the report, Madero led the force when
the federal troops engaged them. The
enga cement was fierce for time.
Madero was seen to fall from his
horse but was carried to the rear and
his force fell back. Federal troops are
reported to have followed up the adj
vantage, scattering the rebels, who took
to the hills. Doves said last night that
he had to wait for absolute confirma-
tion before making any report.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
CONGRESS OF REPUBLIC GRANTS
DEMANDS OF REaELlloUs
NAVAL CREWS.
AMNESTY Is GRANTED
ALL WHO PARTICIPATED
Crews Surrender When Action OF
Congress 10 Announced and Govern
mont Again Takes Charge Of Naval
Affairs-Rio Janeiro Resumes Nor
NAL Conditions.

Rio Janeiro, Nov. 25.-The naval
mutineers surrendered today, congress
voting amnesty and granting the de-
mands Of the mutineers.
The capital slept last night with the
guns Of its own navy trained upon it.
Toward o'clock this morning the NUT
inous scout boat Deodore fired upon the
naval arsenal The cannonading did
not last long and little damage was
done. The Deodore, accompanied by
the battleship Minas Geraes, then put
to sea. The local sarrisons and loyal
torpedo boats did not respond, altho,
according to this mornings papers,
their officers had received sinister or
ders as to their duty in certain contin-
gencies. The morning broke with the
mutinous craft still outside the harbor,
and they did not return to port until
some hours later.
Congress Grants Demands.
Congress met in extraordinary ses-
sion this morning. The deputies first
concurred with the senate in granting
amnesty to the mutineers. Both houses
then passed resolutions conceding the
demands Of the sailors. AS soon as the
action Of congress became known the
mutinous crews surrendered and the
revolt was at an end, and the city re-
sumed its normal activities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25

OF venue would be asked. but none
has been requested. The jury Will
be chosen from list of eighty drawn
for this term.
The indictment charges Baker with
murder in the first degree. Oliver
Driver died following blow from a
flat board in Bakers hand, early last
summer. The two men quarreled in
the livery barn.
The defense will contend that
Drivers death was not the direct re-
suit Of the blow, and that he acted in
self defense This. case has been almost
the sole topic of conversation at Lone
Tree for months, and the trial has peen
awaited with the keenest interest.
Baker has been at liberty during
the summer and fall, on 100000
bail.
One Of the interesting features Of
the case is the fact that Baker was
married after his arrest for the
crime He married his housekeepcr.
a former Muscatine girl. The we'd
ding took place in Chicago. during the
session of the grand jury that returned
| the indictment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
WOMAN INFERRED ALIVE.
Remark able Story OF return 70 Life
After Burial.

Cleveland. O.. Nov 2h.Declaring
TIM, her mother. Mrs Anna Hubbell.
or Aurora was buried alive three
weeks ago. Mrs Eth Winfield. o. this
city told n remarkable story OF the
supposed resurrection ~ her parent ar
ter several hours in "A c"rnetn-y vault
The story is coniradicted by "A grand
Daughter OF Mrs Hubbell. who lives
with the aged woman In her home in
the Cleveland suburb
Mrs Winfield. according 10 her story.
was called 20 Aurora and found her
mother apparently dead. When the un-
dertaker WAS summoned the daughter
recalled that \ number or her mother
kiufolks. in years past. had been sub
pcct to deathllke frances. Accordingly
she advised the undertaken not to en-"
balm the body and asked that II hc
plnced In an open coffin ana i3!a away
In tho. rccclviug vault al the cemetery.
THIS was done and Mrs Winfield
saws she cautioned the sexton To watch
The coffin closely. Late the night of
the "funcrni" which had taken place at
. O'Clock in the afternoon. the sexton
,!sl..d The vault and discovered that
the body had moved. He had the WON
nm taken - physiciau's office. where
she vas revived.
Mrs. Huboel. who appears 10 be IN
good health at present. VIII not discuss
the matter except % admit that she
was dangerously III about three weeks
ago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
SENT CYANIDE TO HYDE.
Statement Of Montana Man May Help
Cause of Aiieaed Slayer.

Statement OF Montana Man May Help
Cause Of Alleged Slayer.
Helena. Mont, Nov. 25.-1f DR.. B.
C. Hyde, convicted in Kansas City Of
numbering Colonel Thomas Swope, is
granted a new trial. It will probably
be because Joe Edgerton. Helena
mining man and member Of the last
legislative assembly, saw Hyde's name
in the directory Of a fraternity.
Mr.. Edgerton told the story Of how
he sent Hyde a box Of cyanide. esti-
mated at two pounds. and how. after
over seventeen years he came to let
Hyde's attorney know Of this fact.
Edgerton's statement is considered
OF sreat importance to Hyde. in view
Of the fact that the latter at his trial
could not explain to the satisfaction Of
the Jury where ne had procured cya-
nide which he admitted he had been
using for many years. Mr.. Edgerton
says:
I'm 1898 I was on crowded train
between Cherryvale and Kansas City.
Ely seatnate was . young man who 1t
afterwards developed was Hyde. I was
Just able TO be about and our talk nat
urally hinged about my illness and from
that we began talking about cyanide.
Hyde sppssTed to be interested In
cyanide, ana A. had been using the
stuff in mining operations. promised
TO send him some. In July OF that year
I was 1T Hill City, g. D., in charge Of
q mining property, and one day when
tho mInc closed down ] fllled q chalk
bog with cyAnido and mailed II to the
young doctor. thought no more about
Il for many years. but when fiyde's
trial came on. I followed It closely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
CITY ouToRows STATE.
Greater New York Has Population 81
4,7a6,eS3, Rest Of State 4,346, 1886.

Greater New York Has Population Of
4,7s6,ss3, Rest Of State 4,346r396.
Washington, Nov. 25.-New York
city, for the first time has become
greater In point Of population than all
the remainder OF the state of New York
outside the greater city limits.
While this Is the most striking fea-
ture Of the New York state census fig
ures almcst as remarkabl II the rate
OF growth Of the Empire state. Sirce
1870 It has doubled in population and
the rate Of increase during the last ten
years, 25.4 per cent. is the greatest
since the decade between 1910 and 1850.
when the percentage Of increase was
27.5. This increase is largely attrib-
utable to the growth Of the cities.
With this increase in population will
come q larger representation in the
lower branch Of congress, where New
York now has thirty-seven members.
The exact number of new representa-
tives will be ten If the present rate
Of apportionment is retained by con-
gress. Should the ratio be increased,
this number would be cut down, but 1t
is conceded that the state will have an
increased representation in congress.
OF the 9,113,272 people in New York
state, as shown by yesterdays statis-
ties, 4.7s6,Ss3 are in New York city
and 4,34S,3s6 in the state outside the
city, making the city 420,4S7 people the
greater in populatioH.
OF the 1.s44,3s5 people by which the
state increased during the past ten
years, 1,32s,6s1 We're contributed by
the city, while only 514,704 persons was
the increase in the state outside great
er New York. OF the whole states
growth. about 1874 per cent was con-
tributed by the city of New York while
the state without the city contributed
only about per cent. making the total
increase over 1900 figures 25.4 per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
DICKINSON LOSES SON.
Secretary Of War Leaves for Nashville
When MESSAGE Brings Sad News.

Washington, Nov. 25.-Secretary Of
War Dickinson left Washington last
night for his home at Nashville. Tenn,
where his son. ]. Overton Dickinson.
died yesterday from heart failure. Sec
retary Dickinson received a message in
the afternoon saying that his sons con-
dition was serious.
He called at the White House to visit
President Taft before leaving for his
home. Later he received second
message announcing his sons death.
Secretary Dickinson has recalled in
vitations which he sent out several
days ago to several prominent persons
asking them to accompany him to the
army and navy football game in Phila-
delphia on Saturday.