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ing the Shamrock, and drew up on her. silenced the grans of the foe, sunk the 2:40 p. m.—Columbia apparently had hostile fleet, demonstrated the suprem­ slight lead.'; Both are making short acy of American sea power and trans­ tacks and jockeying for position. The ferred to the United States the empire lead is likely to change at any moment. of the islands of the Pacific. Later, by Columbia ipas to windward. your display of large, powers of admin­ First Race Between Columbia and :47 p. m.—The boats have covered Dewey Presented With the Magnifi­ istration, by your pdlse and prudence, Most Alarming Reports on the Situ­ The Harris-Emery Department Store Shamrock Sailed Today—A about a third of the journey back to cent Sword Voted by Congress The Weather. the finish. Columbia apparently led and by your great discretion, not only ation in the Transvaal Afloat J.-a,—Fair tonight and Wednesday; Building and Contents Totally CI086 Contest. y a third of a mile. as Nation's Gift. in act, but also in word, which is al­ sfc-u Today. C^~-r In the east and south tonight, Destroyed by Fire. 3:03 p. m.—Shamrock seemed to be most more important, you proved your­ '^ff iinois—Cloudy tonight and Wednes- leading, the Columbia having struck a self the great representative citizen of .j5r; cooler in the northwest tonight Both Yachts Alternately in the Secretary Long: Makes the Speech streak of calm, her sails flapping. the United States, as well as now its Said That the Boers Will Strike fSd in the southeast Wednesday. A Half Million Dollar Blaze at Des Lead With Result Constantly, 3:30 p. m.—The boats have been get-* and President McKinley Pre­ great naval hero. l'AG K O.VK ting the ^benefit of puffs of wind alter­ the First Blow on the Moines at an Early Hour This "Yet, many of your grateful country­ TELEGRAPH AND GENERAL: In Doubt. nately. iK is a toss up at half-past S sents the Token. •• men Xeel that, in time to come, it may Frontier. Big Yacht Race is On. Morning. which Vill Win, or whether the race will be your still greater honor that you Dewey Presented With Sword of Time Limit Finds Boats Three Miles " 2 sailed within the time limit. Honor. 3:45 p. ta.—Shamrock got a favorable Dewey Responds With a Neat Speech struck the first blow, under the provi­ Rumor That They Have Already Venezuelan Commission's Decision. Harris-Emery's Loss $300,000, Two From Finish and "No Race" is wind, which enaibled her to hold up al­ of Thanks—Grand Military dence of God, in the enfranchisement of Made a Hostile Demonstration Big Day at Dallas, Tex. Thirds Covered by Insurance— . Announced. most to the finish. At 3:47 both went on those beautiful Islands which make a tlie port tack, the Shamrock well in the Proce9Bion. At Dundee. Kruger's Men to Strike First Blow. great empire of the sea; in relieving Corner Stone Laying at Ames. Will Rebuild. lead. them from the bondage of oppression of 4 p. m.—The yachts , are five miles Harris-Emery Store Burns at Des New York, Oct. 3, 5 p. m.—Time limit, Washington, Oct. 3.—Dewey left Mc­ the centuries and putting them on. the Moines. from the finish, with less than an hour London, Oct. 3.—Bulletin—A dispatch Special to Times-Republican. five and a half hours, expired at 4:45, Lean's residence for the capitol at 10 way, under the protecting shield of TAG K TAVO , to cover the distance. from Durban, Natal, says: The Boers Des Moines, Oct. 3.—The five-story •with both boats three miles from the o'clock to receive the sword of honor your country's guid-ance, to take a place IOWA AND GENERAL: Tlio Yachts Measured. are expected to take the aggressive to­ building occupied by the Harris-Emery finish and no ra.ce.' At the time the race voted him by congress. He emergeO, in the civilization, arts, industries, lib­ Americans Attacked at Baccoor. New York, Oct. 3.—In aH sporting cir­ erties and all good things of the most day. The most alarming rumors are Otis Reports on Rebel Conference. department store, together with its en­ was called one could toss a biscuit from from the house with Chairman Moses cles Dewey's sentiment has been caught enlightened and- happy nations of the afloat respecting their intentions. Dewey's Arrival at Washington. tire contents, was destroyed by fire at the Columbia, to the Shamrock. is being echoed: up and of the local reception committee, and world, so that generations hence your London, Oct. 3.—A dispatch was re­ News of the Day. New York, Oct. 3.—The duy for the "May the best boat win." ; ,r 3 o'clock this morning. Not a single the two took seats in a carriage. When name shall be to them a household ceived last evening by the Exchange l'VUti '1'II It EE. great yacht race opened with the prom­ Such betting as there is has shifted article was saved from the wreck. The the admiral appeared resplendant ii] word, enshrined In their history and Telegraph Company reporting that the IOWA NEWS: ise of ideal weather for the contest. Ex­ from the Shamrock to the Columbia, About Ames College Chimes. loss on building and contents approxi­ although the former is conceded to be a heavy epauletts and gold lace the great their hearts. Boers have captured Dundee, but no cursion steamers all heavily loaded Governor Shaw on State Issues mates $300,000, $200,000 of which is cov­ very dangerous boat. Experts feel that throng in the streets broke out into a "Clouds and darkness may linger confirmation of the report is obtainable The Wild Man Captured. Etarted early»for the scene of the race. the state of the wind may have much to about them now, but the shining out­ ered by insurance. Adjoining property long and loud burst of applause. Ac­ from any source. Short Iowa Specials. Sir Thomas Llpton's British yacht do with winning, whichever comes out 1 come is as sure as the rising sun. Pass­ on all sides suffered heavily and it was companied by an escort of police anc . The rumor that fighting had com­ PAGES l-'OUIt AND FIVE. Shamrock passed out in tow at 9 ahead, but the opinion Is also freely ex­ ing the tribulations and difficulties of only by most heroic efforts that the pressed that whoever does win will stay the committeemen, headed by the, menced seems to have originated at the EDITORIAL: o'clock for the first of the series of in­ the present moment, they will in due A Bit of Popocratic Logic. firemen were able to get control of the winner. The race today is fifteen miles marine band, the admiral was driven to Woolwich arsenal. Matters are at a ternational races with the New York to windward and return. time surely give way to the dawn of a That Alleged Lumber Trust flames and prevent the conflagration the white house through the cheering standstill, and practically no dispatch­ Yacht Club's Columbia for the Ameri­ The yachts came out of their docks glorious new day—a day not of any From High Position to Prison. from becoming general. Loss on other / crowds. mere selfish imperial domination of one es from South Africa have been re­ A Shot at Republicans. ca's cup. The Columbia followed at yesterday and were measured by John properties approximates $150,000, $100,- Hysiop, official measurer. The results Reaching the portico the admiral people over another, but an imperial ceived this morning. Looker-On's Notes. 9:25, also In tow. The Columbia broke alighted and was shown into the white Topics and Press Comment. ' 000 of which is insured. The cause of of this measurement were: moral and physical growth and expan­ Reports from various arsenals and out two head sails at 9:40, two miles COLUMBIA. room, where he was met uy the presi­ 1* V«ES SIX AN1J SKVKN. : the fire is unknown. The night watch­ sion of all peoples, whatsoever their garrisons in Great Britain testify to cast of Sandy Hook and cast off her Length on water line, 89.66 feet. ' j dent and members of the cabinet. Only race or color, who have come under the CITY NEWS: man, who was on the second floor of the active continuance of military prep­ tow. At the same time the Shamrock, Length from aft end of main boom a few minutes elapsed before the ad­ shelter of the broad shield of the United George S. Bjtty to Be Central Pas­ the building at the time he discovered to forward point of measurement, 181.62 miral reappeared with the president arations. senger Agent. three miles further east, headed up Into feet. States of America." the flames, says it is his opinion that and took seats in the white house.car­ 1 The reserves have received prelimi­ Second Iowa Cavalry Gathering. the wind and began hoisting its main- Length from foreside of foremast to Long then dwelt on the high responsi­ the fire started on the basement floor. riage. Members of the cabinet followed nary notice to be prepared, and several Officer Kurz Suspended—Council Pro­ fall. The Columbia reached Sandy Hook forward point of measurement, 73.35 bilities thus devolved on the "con­ ceedings. .... Occupants of the Pilgrim House, who feet. in carriages. The carriages swept science, wisdom and tnurane of this na­ regiments have been notified to hold lightship at 10:12. The Shamrock was themselves in readiness for active serv­ A Maccabee Celebration. were first to turn in an alarm, say the Length of main gaff, 84.95 feet. briskly into Pennsylvania avenue, tion." In presenting the sword he ex­ Miscellaneous City News. then three miles to westward, but head­ Length of upper topmast, 64.50; one- there was a blare of bugle commands, ice. flames first issued from the fourth pressed the hope that it might remain According to a Pretoria dispatch I*A<; K Km 'i ing for the lightship. Strung out astern fifth off, 51.C0 feet. a clash of bands and the great proces­ story. The watchman states that his sheathed in peace. President Kruger addressed the troops Tuesday's Markets by Wire. was a large Meet of excursion boats. At Length of upper side main boom to sion started. It was a magnificent and As Long concluded he passed the Hoard's Talk to Farmers. first intimation that anyt!hing was the topsail halyard block, 131.75 feet. which started for the Natal border on j 10:15 the wind was almost due north­ inspiring sight as the parade swung in­ Saturday, appealing to their patriotism j wrong was a terrific explosion in the Sail area as per rule, 114.61 feet. sword to McKinley. 1 he latter rose to the handsome thoroughfare. and wishing them god-speed. Fighting east, ten knots an hour, a good club Sailing length as per rule, 102.135 feet. uid faced the admiral. Dewey was vis­ gland hijs raised the rale of discount basement, which was followed by 6th- Through broad streets the marching topsail breeze. SHAMROCK. ibly affected when the president said: is expected by Wednesday. from to 4!,»» pc-r cent. ers as the flames commenced to ap­ Length on water line, 87.69 feet. hosts moved between solid walls of en­ "Admiral Dewey, from your entrance The Daily Chronicle says it has rea­ Berlin, Oct. 3.—The rate of discount of At 11:12 the starting gun was fired. son to believe that the formation of a pear. They appeared almost simultan­ Length from aft end of main boom to thusiastic, shouting, gesticulating hu­ in the harbor of New York, with your the Imperial Bank has been raised from The Shamrock apparently crossed the naval brigade is contemplated. eously all over the building. The fire forward point of measurement, 189.13 manity, banked solidly from the curbs, to 6 per cent. line at 11:15:30 and the Columbia at gallant crew and valiant ship, the dem It is understood that the colonial of­ d.-partment was not notified In time to feet. and rising, tier on tier, on every con. onstrations which have every where 11:15:55. The Shamrock went over the fice received an important dispatch arrive before the flames had gained Length from foreside of foremast to eeivable kind of structure to the crowd­ greeted you reveal the public esteem o. from Sir Alfred Milner, British high forward point of measurement, 79.18 line with a baby jib topsail and forestay ed roofs and windows, while above, be­ commissioner for South Africa, yester­ \£NEZ0ELA WINS such headway that it was impossible feet. your heroic action and the fullness of eail set, breaking ^hem out as she low and all about fluttered flags, bunt­ the love in which you are hold by your day, the contents of which, however, to save the building in which they had Length, extreme, of spinnaker, 79.46 ing and Dewey emblems. Decision of the Anglo-Venezuelan crossed. The Columbia broke the big feet. country. The voice of the nation ir have not been made public. started. They turned their attention to balloon topsail and spinnaker. The At the head of^the line rode Miles, lifted in praise and gratitude for thi A special dispatch from Pretoria says Commission Civen Out Today—lte- the other buildings across the street, Length of main gaff, 67.64 feet. tba^Gen. Jan Koek will command the course Is fifteen miles to leeward and Lengrth of upper topmast, 58.06; one- commanding general of the army, in distinguished and memorable services Karcled as a Compromise, Though which had ignited from the intense the full uniform of his rank, with tht Boer forces ori the Natal border, Com­ turn down the Jersey shore. The Sham­ fifth off, 40.-15 feet. you have rendered the country and ali mandant Cronje on the southwestern Some ofllrltain's Ciuims Are Dis­ heat. It was necessary to keep a Length of upper side of main boom to yellow field marshal's sash from shoul­ rock did not set its spinnaker until five the people give you affectionate wel­ and Gen. Schalkburger on the eastern allowed. stream of water constantly playing on I topsail halyard block, 123.28 feet. der to hip. He was astride a superb come, in which I join with all my heart. frontier,While Gen. Milan will be in minutes after crossing' the line, during Paris, Oct. 3.—By the decision of the the firemen to enable them to work Sail area as per rule, 116.15 feet. gray horse richly caparisoned. Your victory has exalted American val­ command at Tlustenburg. Altogether which time the'Columbia pulled up Sailing leng-th as per rule, 101.92 feet. Back of him were rank after rank of there will be nine generals in command Anglo-Venezuelan boundary arbitra­ near enough to the burning buildings The Columbia allows the Shamrock or and extended American authority. somewhat on her. When that went up, military and all officers of hig'h rank. There was no flaw in your victory: of columns. tion commission, read at noon today, to do effective work. The four great 6 3-10 seconds in thirty miles. has however, she began drawing away and Following them came every deseribabl- there will be no faltering in your main­ A complete plan of campaign some of Great Britain's claims as to the brick walls of the building fell out­ Lord Charles Beresford said to Sir been arranged with the Orange Free at 11:21 led the Columbia, by 200 yards. Thomas Lipton, as both looked at the kind of soldier, sailor and marine, taining it. It gives me extreme pleas­ interior and on the coast are disal­ ward, the east one crushing two frame mounted and afoot, infantry, artillery State. Five minutes later the Columbia, how­ Columbia in the water awaiting meas­ ure and great honor, in behalf of al. A rigorous censorship is maintained lowed. Ker frontier will start at Waimi buildings adjoining it as if they had and cavalry; jnckies from the Raleigh ever, was a trifle closer. Then the urement: "I never saw anything more the people, to hand you this sword, the over all press telegrams. - - river. The award is unanimous. It is been egg shells. The firemen had a.-, graceful in my life." and ot'her warships, battery after bat­ Shamrock set Its balloon jib. but still gift of the nation, voted by the con­ considered in the nature of a compro­ Beside the Columbia the Shamrock tery of light artillery and the mam­ narrow escape when the walls fell, and.; the Columbia appeared to be gaining gress of the United States." Ilint to special Conference. looks fat and squatty. After the for­ moth siege guns of the Seventh artil­ mise rather than as favoring Yenezue- Leroy H. Moffatt, a roomer in the Blightly. mer had been measured, twenty pigs of The president handed the admiral the London, Oct. 3.—A rumor (.which, lery. Then the crimson trappings of however, lacks confirmation) is current la. building which was crushed, was Columbia by 11:32 had crawiod up to lead, of eighty-five pounds' weight each, sword with a deep bow and there was a ; the artillery were changed to the yel­ roar of applause as Dewey received it. jat the clubs that the Duke of Con- The' award- of th'6 - tribunal; ".-'briefly driven through the second floor and almost even terms with the Shamrock. were placed In her hold, which im­ summarized, means of 000,000 square mersed the yacht more, and which, it low of the cavalry, as the troopers rode Admiral Dewey said: i naught will accompany Gen. S:r. Red- rescued from a mass of debris in the ' The wind, however, was streaky, and j vers Buller to Africa as imperial com miles claimed by Venezuela, that coun­ is believed, will add to htr racing speed. by. Then came Dewey. "I thank you, Mr. President, for this basement. He was badly cut and: did not hit the boats at the same time, ! missioner to confer with President try obtains only 100,000. formed partly only about three miles being covered at Last evening Sir Thomas Lipton All that had gone before was but a pre­ great honor you have conferred upon of marsh land, near the river Baritna. bruised, but not fatally injured. The said: "I have never failed in anything •Kruger and President Steyn. that time. lude to the coming of the man of Ma­ :ne. I thank congress for whdt it has j Activity is shown at the government and a portion in the interior, while burned property will be immediately , I have ever undertaker., and don't in­ nila, riding with the president on his done. I thank the secretary of th>» Great Britain retains; ,a:U-"'.the fores; At 11:45 the excursion boats began tend to in this. I have come over after 'offices. Mr. Chamberlain and the Earl replaced by larger and more expensive- crowding the racers and took all the way to the capitol to receive the na­ navy for his gracious words. I thank |of Selbourne were absent from the col­ country. : that cup. and you who have not seen it my countrymen for this beautiful gift, structures and Harris-Emery will im- .; wind out of the Columbia's sails, while tion's tribute. McKinley raised his hat onial office, but Lord Lansdowne, Gen. The award of the .-Paris Arbritation yet had better take a look at it now, which shall be an heirloom in my fam­ commission settles a territorial dispute- mediately resume business in the build­ the Shamrock had a full breeze and unless you want to come over to Ire­ only occasionally, leaving it to the ad­ Lord Woiseley and Gen. Sir Evelyn ily forever, as evidence that republics Wood were busily engaged at the war between Great Rrit.iin and Venezuela ing now being vacated by Younkers was not affected by the excursion fleet. land to get a glimpse ot' it. When I de­ miral to acknowledge the plaudits of are not ungrateful, and 1 thank you. office. which has extended over half a cen­ pending the construction of the new,, At 11:47 the Shamrock was rapidly termined to 'lift' the cup I arranged to the multitudes by lifting his chapeau. Mr. Chairman, and gentlemen of the Gen. Sir Redvers Buller called at the tury. but which only becam» acute building. >: pulling away from the Columbia, either meet Americans at their own game. From end to end the avenue rang with committee, for the gracious, cordial, with the discovery of gold mines in the You have got a great designer in Herre- war office this afternoon and a special through a favorable shift of wind or deafening cheers. Flags and handker­ kindly welcome you have given me to contested territory. Adjoining the burned buiiding are AV. shoff, and your boats have been mar­ board meeting was held. Naturally chiefs were waved madly. Following my home." President Cleveland . espoused the E. Hegel's cigar factory, John R. Hill's" because of being better handled. The vels of construction, and so had some­ nothing of the discussion was made Columbia seemed dead, while the the admiral came the officers and men Cardinal Gibbons pronounced the public, but it is understood that Gen. cause of Venezuela to the extent of de­ shoe store. Masonic Temple building thing of an advantage. I have spent ali benediction. A broad path was cleared Shamrock was a revelation to those of his flagship and then the distin­ Buller will not proceed to the cape un­ claring that the United States would the money necessary to build the best aeross the plaza and Dewey stood' ui: and the Murphy House, all of which guished officers of the navy and army, til next week except in case of unfore­ resist any attempt by Great Britian who thought her slow in light airs. boat that has ever crossed the Atlantic, beside the president to review the par­ to enforce its. claims, and Lord Salis­ were more or less injured, making tlie At 11:52 the Shamrock was a quarter and if she is not good enough—well, I members of the cabinet and the ad­ seen developments. ade. At its conclusion he was escorted Reports from Cape Town declare an bury agreed, to arbitration. total loss aggregate half a million. of a mile ahead. Both had all sails set. must try again next year." miral's staff In carriages. Then the hack to the residence of Mrs. McLean. In the treaty of Washington signed C. Oliver I.=f:lin will only say: "I be­ immediate of the diplomatic relations The Shamrock continued to gain and governors of states, mounted and ac­ After Dewey left the stand there were between Great Britain and the Trans­ Feb. 2, 1S97, it was provided that a tri­ FARM HOUSE BURNS. at 12:03 Jed by half a mile, Both yachts lieve the Columbia will win. The cup companied by their .staffs. loud calls for Schley. He stepped to a bunal consisting of five members will stay at home." vaal is expected. ' Vfi were sailing exactly the same course The troops of tlie district of Colum­ vacant stand and bowed repeatedly. The British government is charter­ should be chosen to act as a final board Residence of H. L. liolitho, Near Al- Mr. Iselin, the managing owner of the of arbritation between Great Britian ilon, Destroyed. and appeared to catch about the same Columbia, has been racing since boy­ bia closed the procession. Dewey \ crmont to flonor llewcy. ing a large number of steamers, evi­ dently for the purpose of transporting and Venezuela. Baron Herschel and Special to Times-Republican. wiml, the force of which Is decreasing. hood in yachts of various types and reached the capitol half an hour befori Montpelier, Vt„ Oct. 3.—A message an army corps. About forty vessels are Richard H. Collins, a justice of British Iowa Falls. Oct. 3.—The farm house of At 12:05 the yachts had sailed about sizes, and has also been on board at the scheduled time for the ceremonies received from Governor Smith in this to be chartered, and the steamers Pa- Supreme court of Judicature, repre- R. L. Bolitho, north of Alden, was de­ six miles. The Shamrock during the least three successful cup defenders, so and proceeded with the president and city was to the effect that Dewey day stroyed by fire Saturday morning. The that if there is any advantage in hav­ vonia of the Cunard line and Bavarian sen ted Great Britian. While Venezuela past ten minutes gained- rapidly and other members of the party into the would be October 12. The day in Mont­ the Allan Line are among those al-i "-"hose as her champions Chief Justice most of the contents were saved. The seemed to be sailing very fast. ing experience he possesses it. pelier will probably surpass any holi­ lobby of the senate and waited for ready taken. Fuller, of the United States Supreme fire originated near the chimney and is At 12:07 the Shamrock led by one Never before has a cup defender re­ day the state has ever known. The Court and Justice.-David J. Brewer, 'supposed to have caught from a defec­ ceived such a thorough tuning up as has noon, which was announced by the minute and fifty seconds. day following the celebration the ad­ Hermans Criticise the Ilritlsli, also of lhe United States Supreme tive flue. The house was insured in the the Columbia under his.direction, and booming of cannon. 'The party ther At 12:15, however, the Columbia be­ miral will go to Northfield to .ttend the Berlin, Oct. n.—All th>> Berlin evening Court. farmers' Mutual for $1,000, which also the all-American crew from Deer passed to the stand at the portico. The laying of the corner stixie of Dewey gan gaining rapidly on the Shamrock papers express sympathy with the The fifth member of the board. M. covered- the furniture. The loss is esti­ Island are peers of any body of sailors crowd cheered as the party took seats. Hall at the university there. and both boats gybed. The Columbia Transvaal, and the Reichsbote in par- de Mertens. chief consellor of the Rus­ mated at $700. .. th"t ever spliced the main brace or Prayer was offered by Rev. Bristol, the sian foreign office, was chosen by the continued increasing Its speed and sang a Ueep sea "shanty." j ticular deplores Germany's com para- president's pastor. Ross Perry then jtive feebleness at sea and consequent four according to the provisions of the DEATH IN A WELL. passed the Shamrock. This change re­ made a hearty address of welcome on Dcfeuntes Are Chosen. BIG DAY AT DALLAS 'enforced neutrality. It declares that Washington treaty. sulted from the gybing, shifting the behalf of the city and introduced Long, England, without imperative reasons At the sittings of the tribunal the Ben Baden Killed by the Caving: of a Xiount Pleasant, Oct. 3.—The fifty- Well at Anamosn. mainsail over to port, while the balloon, who made the speech of presentation. Democrats Gather In Great Numbers I for pursuing such a course, is forcing a chief asient of Venezuela has been Dr. sixth session of the Iowa annual confer­ Jote Maria de Rojas, assisted in the Special to Times-Republican. gib was also hauled over and thebig sail ence, which was presided over by Bish­ Long began by reading the'cable to for Second Day of the Political Car­ little people to battle for its existence. set to port. Columbia was also helped The liberal Vossiwhe Zeitung, the conduct of the case by former Presi­ Clinton, Oct. At 6 o'clock Monday op C. C. McC'abe. adjourned Monday. Dewey at Hong Kong, April 24, 1898, nival. night Ben Haden, while removing bricli by the fact that the excursion steam­ conservative Kretizzeitung and the dent Benjamin Harrison as chief coun­ Dr. C. L. Stafford of Muscatine, the directing him to proceed to Manila and Dallas. Texas, Oct. 3.—Last night's, sel, with former secretary of the Navy from a well at Anamosa, met his ers were moved from her track At rtev. D. C. Smith of Ottumwa, the Rev. agrarian Deutsche Tageszeitung speak "capture or destroy" the Spanish and this morning's trains brought in Benjamin F. Tracy, and Mallet-Fro- tragic death. When down twenty feet 12:29 she was going like an exj rtss W. G. Wilson of Grinnell and Dr. J. C. in much the same tone. In the duke of squadron. Dewey's reply from Manila, Devonshire's speech they see only vost, former secretary of the Venezuela the well caved in and' he was buried train, Increasing her lead. W. Coxe of Washington were elected large delegations to swell the throngs May 1, telling of his great victory; hypocrisy—an unfair intention to lay commission, assistant counsel. under several feet of brick and earth. 12:32 p. m.—The Columbia is nearly delegates to the general conference. of democrats from the west and south­ Sir Richard Webster has been chief A rescue party found the body three Chris Haw, of Ottumwa, and Dillon Long's dispatch thanking him in the upon the Boers the responsibility for a quarter of a mile ahead, having sailed west who have come to attend the car­ counsel for Great Britian. hours later. Life was extinct. Payne, of Bloomfield, were elected lay name of the president and people and nival. The fair grounds were crowded war. This, however, they assert, will about half the course. The wind is delegates to the general conference, and notifying him that he was appointed a long before 10:30. the hour fixed for the be a vain endeavor, in view of Sir Will­ HURT IN A RUNAWAY Iowa Falls Man Injured.; freshening and the Columbia steadily iam Vernon Harcourt's proof that the C. H. Wilson, of Washington, and John rear admiral: act of congress of June speech. Bryan, Judge Tarvin, of Ken­ Special to Times-Republican. , gaining. Molar, of Montezuma, were chosen pro­ 13, 1898, voting Dewey a sword of tucky; Col. J. G. Johnson, of Kansas, suzerainty <;uestlon was first brought N rs. >oblett, ot l'ort Dodsre, Seri­ forward in Mr. Chamberlain's dispatch Iowa Falls, Oct. 3.—Last evening 32:11 p. m.—The Columbia is over visional delegates. honor and medals for. his men.. The sec­ the new chairman of the democrats ously injured. of Oct. 10, 1S97. Robert Wright. Sr., of this city, sus­ half a mile in the lead and seems to be The conference meets next year at retary then said: executive committee, and many less Special to Times-Republican. tained a bad fall from the top of a six- Bloomfield. The delegation was in­ prominent appear during the day. Fort Dodge. Oct. ".—A serious run­ dropping her rival very rapidly. "The victory ot Manila bay gave you Holland True to Boers. foot step-ladder. He was assisting 1 p. m.—Ten-knot wind, east by structed to work for the election of Dr. Judge Tarvin, of Kentucky, delivered \ntwerp, Oct. 3.—Queen Wilhelmina away occurred yesterday on Cen­ workmen to replace a skylight in his Coxe as editor of the Central Christian rank with the most distinguished naval the leading address at the morning tral avenue at a time when that thor­ north. The Columbia is still gaining. heroes of all times. Nor was your is reported to be painfully affected by store building and fell from the top of Advocate, of St. Louis. session. . the imminence of war in South Africa oughfare was crowded with people and the ladder to the floor, resulting in the 1:20 p. m.—The Shamrock went about merit most In the brilliant victory The Inauguration of Francis D. Immediately after the sessions of the teams. Mrs. A. S. Noblett and Mrs. B. fracture of one of his arms-and severe on a port tack. Two minutes later the Blakeslee as president of the Iowa Wes- which you achieved in a battle fought SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. F. Gibbs, who were crossing the street Columbia headed for the stake boat, her peace conference at her capital and by bruises about the face and head. He leyan University Is one of the most im­ with the utmost gallantry and skill, Decisions Ilamted Down by Iowa's at the time, Mrs. Noblett pushing a was unconscious for some time after lead constantly increasing. the fact that her appeal to Queen Vic­ portant events in the history of the col­ waged without error and crowned with Highest Tribunal Today. toria has proved of no avail to avert a baby carriage in which was her baby, the fall. He is not strong physically, 1:38 p. m.—The Columbia turned the lege. The evening of Inauguration day overwhelming success. It was still Special to Times-Republican. conflict. Hollanders generally are were hurt. The horse struck Mrs. Nob­ being over SO years of age, and the slake boat. the friends of the sphool subscribed in . Des Moines, Oct. 3.—The following de­ growing most bitter in their criticism lett, throwing her violently to the shock will be a severe one to his sys­ less than two hours over $30,000 to the more in the nerve with which you ground and rolling on top of her. Mrs. 1:40 p. in.—The Shamrock followed at sailed from Hong Kong to Manila har­ cisions were handed down by the su­ of the attitude of Great Britain. The tem. He is one of the oldest settlers of 1:40. endowment fund. preme court todays approaching struggle is looked upon as Gibbs was injured to the extent of a this city. bor. No captain ever faced a more cru­ badly sprained ankle. The baby car­ 1:45 p. m.—Both on the port tack, the State of Iowa vs. Carter, appellant; a war of races, and the Dutch at home Thp Stockholders of the Toledo, O., cial test than when on that morning, riage was upset, but the baby escaped Mason City's Carnival. wind freshening frojn the northeast. Gaslight and Coke Company have Winneshiek district. Affirmed. naturally are unanimous in espousing bearing Che fate and honor of your Hart vs. Nonpareil Printing Com­ the cause of the Dutch in Africa. with slight hruises. Mrs. Noblett was Special to Times-Republican. The Columbia is pulling away from tlie signed an'agreement appointing a com­ country in your hands, thousands of badly injured. which, it "Is understood, will sell pany, appellant; Pottawattamie dis­ The Belgian press joins with that of Mason City, Oct. X—Mason City has Shamrock. mittee miles from home, with every foreign the plant to an eastern syndicate. trict. Affirmed. the Netherlands in denouncing the l.awton Kestlns Active Open rations. outstripped any previous effort in the 2:15 p. m.—The winds have gone down port in the world shut to you; nothing State of Iowa vs. Hudson, appellant; pressure which Great Britain has ap­ rtreet carnival line by its present show. Near Plttsvllle, Wis., John Davis, an Bacoor, Luzon. Oct. X.—Lawton came to live miles an hour. From Naveslnk between you and annihilation but the Clinton district. Affirmed. plied and Is applying- to the Boer repub­ here this morning and organized a gen­ The weather for the introductory day Indian, was shot and killed by the State of Iowa vs. Desmond, appel­ lic, with the end in view, it is consid­ is fine and the people are coming into Highlands it appears as If the Sham­ daughter of Chief Pius Neekon while thin sheathing of your ships, your can­ eral movement to clear up the country rock has overtaken and passed the non and your devoted officers and men lant; Poweshiek district. Reversed. ered. of absorbing into Its South Afri­ between lmus and Baeoor, taking per­ the city from all directions. Tomorrow endeavoring to effect an entrance to State of Iowa, appellant, vs. Con- it is Modern Woodmen's day'and at Columbia. It Is hazy. you moved upon the enemy's batteries can possessions lx>th the Transvaal and sonal command. Neekon's tepee. grave; Louisa district. Reversed. the Orange Free State. least 20.000 visitors are cxpected. Sat­ 2:25 p. m.—The Shamrock aeetna to Joseph Kirk town marshal of Inea, on shore and sea. With unflinching State of Iowa vs. Abley, appellant; The coal miners at Morris, 111., struck urday, the closing day. Is to be travel­ have a good lead. Ky., was shot to death by HonryUas- faith and nerve and before the aun was Franklin district. Modified and jrf- England Raises Discount Rate, and five of elglit shafts are idle. An ing men's day and the greatest crowd t:M p. m.—Columbia began outpoint­ saday, a desperado. half .way up In the heavens, you had Stiacd. London, Oct. S.—The Bank of En- advance of 10 cents a ton la demanded. the city has entertained Is promised.

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