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   Des Moines Daily News (Newspaper) - September 3, 1901, Des Moines, Iowa                             Price YEAR six MONTHS rse THREE MONTHS ONE MONTH DES DAILY NEWS EL 31 NO 251 DES MOINES IOWA TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 3 1901 LAST EDITION ONE CENT PICKETS ARE IDLE WHILE IMPORTED MEN GO MARCHING TO WORK Sept men said to be skilled workmen were taken into the Star Tin Plate Plant today from Philadelphia The coming of the number was a to the strikers and pickets and when they saw a small army of workers accompanied by another army mak ihg for the main entrance of the plant so great was their surprise that not a single picket made an effort to intercept them They simply stood by and watched the largest body of imported men since the strike march into the plant to take their places The management was in rare good humor and announced it is expected to have seven of the eight mills in the plant in operation before the close of the day When the whistle blew at the Continental Tube works inthis city this morning seventyfive machinists and pipe cutters entered the plant and simul fifty others returned to work at the Pennsylvania Tube works adjoin ing No and the vicinity of the mills was serene and peaceful it is stated at McKeesport that the Demmler works will be started within fortyeight hours and with its old employes Three mills are tobe put in opera tion the strikers it is said having pledged themselves to return PRINCE CHUN WILL NOT 00 CHINESE ENVOY BRINGS THE KAISER TO TERMS APOLOGY NOW ONLY A FARCE EMPEROR IS WILLING TO DIS PENSE WITH KOWTOWING CHUN WILL BE LEFT ALONE Lodge at the Palace Will be Accord ed Him for Quarters But Other wise He Will Ignored KABUL Switzerland Sept Chun after having In a for several lias al last yielded and last si n rt Id fur Berlin to make Hie apology for thu of Bamn Von wily diplomat lias succeeded in having tho nf to an almost formality HP will not to dV ami and will IK in slate an honored hns Muffed soften ing all harfOt terms laid down for Hilf and of his suite Sept ar rived It tlint ill ru In tht will Wil for two at the of the at It In expected William will pay no further at tention to Chun after his has him in Hipi jPrince first iu lo visit foreign governments was front the United Stulwfuilovcii by hi fidin Italy iiin and all lieen nc is expected that Prince Chun will a in Uwn return to Italy will to Belgium ami home by way nf tm Slates inn correspondent learns that von secretary will assist William nl lie of Prince the envoy omit von will not present tlie new Chinese minister here will act asi No will lie emperor will not receive the members nf tin TAFFY GIVEN TO MACVICAR STEEL CORPORATION MAKES GAINS WITHOUT APPARENT EFFORT Gibson Says the is not Responsible for Municipal League Boom Alderman in council today on of himself ami City King thanked tlie council for the hi ihn National Municipal ion volition In New York He said much information was gained especially as to code revision ami steel bridge md ion Gibson said Ties to lie well represented at Grand next year lie said he found thai lies through the work of Mac Vicar secretary of he was around which organ revolve WINS HEARTS BY WHOLESALE Eugene Biggins Hns Glorious Time on Coast of France RT Sept whose tio Is moored here Is said to have simply rolled d feminine liy the bushel all coast from Paraim and St Servant to which last named place he has just if ft greatly to the regret oC the fashionable there He also a great favorite among the of the hussars dragoons gur ut he twelve f thorn nnd as ninny pretty American girls French chaperons and tool them all Varuna to Isle of sifter a lawn luncheon he took Hie merry parly back before midnight The tea being culm nnd there being splendid moonlight they had dancing on the way back CLARK MILLS NEED NO MORE FORMER EMPLOYES REFUSED WORK BY THE TRUST Three Mills Put on Turn and the Management Claims They Will be Run Night Sept Three were put on night at the Clark plant last night Tlie claims they arc fully manned mid will run tonight and here after The oilier six mills are operating in lull in dny time It in also claimed by the that they have many applica tions from former employes for work but that they hud refused them all as the plant is now fully equipped President Shaffer was hue In reaching his this and WIIK a very 11 red after tin imd speech of yesterday It was t this morning he said when ho retired bavin kept up to his mail Referring to the truth of the statement attributed to T IK of Milwaukee that Mr Morgan offered hi of acceptance of tile terms proposed Tor fills in two IK all fhe mills would be in the agreement Mr Shaffer said When Mr Hit key here ho told me of several supposed that he was credited and wild they were att no illis OUR Is If he made thi il referred lo the and not in me alone That is nil T in say it Mr Shaffer said further that he had heard from iho West and that there lo he Lo MILLIONAIRE IN ODD PLIGHT Charles Vaughan a Forgets His Wame and Address Sept a mll years old way noticed in in the roughest tcr Of on tin odie of the pavement and holding his head In hands evidently hard fo kill his thoughts Some policemen observing his queer movements questioned him and found that In had for gotten his address whether he was wealthy or poor married or single months ngo Ja nice a York girl who is now visiting relatives hi Washington MARY HANDLEY IS SORRY NOW Girl Who Assumed False Name to Marry Against Parents Wishes Sues for Annulment Alary who lie assumed name of Mary procured a mar riage to wed W T Toll clerk In hardware store and then ran a way from home to have the ceremony per formed has concluded that she does not de sire to remain married to Toll aft commenced action in the district court vo have the ceremony annulled She alleges and the fact that she signed an assumed In the license as tho grounds for action SETTLED WITH DR SCHILTZ Council Pays Him ia Full All Smallpox Dr Smith Ir city physician today Kivon hi full of all claims against the city for care of small pox cases The council also approved a with M Smith Iu care for til for per month and medicines ANARCHISTS EYEING CZAR Two Suspects Taken Into Custody at More at Copen hagen PA HIS Kepi to be anarchists watching the wen taken into here Sent after the czars arrival police two who arc believed to belong to a Berlin group of anarchists HEIR TO A FORTUNE BECOMES A SUICIDE LA Wis Sept n gian who was the heir to a fortune of killed himself Portland before news of tho bequest arrived Attorney O Bi of this city has just returned from Oregon where he went notify Bronson that ho had fallen heir to tho fortune through the death of rich in Norway When reached the place ho learned that Bronson hfu committed only a few days before in destitute circum stances AMALGAMATED ADVISORY BOARD WEARIES OF THE STRUGGLE WITH THE GREAT TRUST Mttf M I t M M t 1 Sept failure of the effort to the men at Duquesne on Labor Day has in a measure disheartened the leaders of the association The sessions of the ad board are characterized by a disposition to welcome some move toward early settlement of the strike although there is no inclination to voluntarily give up the struggle for recognition of the as sociation by the steel trust at its mills It is possible that defections from the associations ranks will continue at many of the mills but even this policy is considered much better than to acknowledge tf defeat and seal the association at the hands of for all time LOST HIS HEART IN LIONS CAGE STATE FAIR CULMINATION OF INTERESTING ROMANCE Colorado Capitalist Will Wed Lion Tamer Who Capitulated to Him at the State Fair The culmination of an interesting ro In Des during state fair magnetic tamer of lions In one of the shows at the state fair to the love entreaties of a rich Col capitalist lie had followed lier about from city to city to press his suit she wouldnt join in he pressing until she reached DCS and at tho state last week amidst the din of n score of spielers and the dust of the dc uot be her real greed to become tlie wife of Howard Colorado capitalist nnd minor As the story goes was first touched at Colorado Springs where was in giving her exhibition lie was a spectator and saw Pauline struck by a hlmv the lion in anger remarkable pres ence of mind she recovered from the blow and beat the lions into submission con tho although Bounded and in constant danger The nerve exhibited Mic miner and he this of the Ho proposed marriage but slic said she wedded to lier or words to thai effect Me her to a lid iiround tlie circle and landed in PCS last week Such devotion moved the of tlie oC thu cage and she gave Vij They arc to be married IL was jin man Superintendent of flie Omaha fair who got into tin and fie immediately offered to and Pauline do to have the marriage cere mony performed in Omaha at Hie fair and in here lust weil and closed hit Then green will retire from life Iila Lowe wants a divorce She sayp sin lias lieen cruelly and inhumanly treated liy her Charles has at dif ferent times beaten lier with Ills lists At mo time according to tij petition filed this lit the bed nnd when slie inlo tin house darted out upon her hitting her with his fists and knocking tu Silly permanent alimony MAY ERECT A FIRE STATION Three Propositions Are Now the Council for a New Business Section Location Three propositions have been made for of n downtown thC station Lewis will erect a station at and Plum street and rent for a year nnd K M will at nnd or on rium east of Seventh and a year build intr lo be an the new In Green wood Park The tiro of the council f bids which may bo sent lo Alderman Win Hull Action On offers will be taken fall an there great need of Ji Million ST Judge Issues a Temporary Injunction Shutting Off Pools at Del mar Race Track ST Uic court today a bookmakers nt Del I further willi ont n LILA CLAIMS SHE WAS AMBUSHED SAYS HUSBAND HID AND UPON HEE That He then Proceeded to Bent Her and Resort to Mistreat Divorce t L HUNG CHANGS DAYS NUMBERED f Sept Hung Chang is nml more feeble and it is apparent to all his visitors that it is not probable that he will ever be able to act ns chairman of the council of stute CHANGES liTnER MAINSAIL No Race Between the Columbia and Constitution Today Because of the Latters Repairs It L Kept will be no race today for NIC Columbia nnd Con as the latter It to change her mainsail The challenge hold il brief merlins today and decided to have race every day hereafter until Hal or until U Is determined which is bunt STOLEN BILLS CIRCULATED IVx Sept Itt are in receipt of a communication from the treasury department notifying them bills wo Montana ImnUs to lie fo arc In lurking thi of and The bills were the re cent train robbery on the railway while In transit from Washington to the banks The bills nrc In lions of tens and twenties of the former und of the THREE GENERATIONS MOURN oldest John of Solon burled He nearly 04 years of afro and came lo Mils counly from yenrs He is survived by 10 children rli KHM and II grail grandchildren He fell like u child old Inking He hud never known a THE WEATHER Forecast for tonight and Wednesday slight changes in north to test winds DCS and to night and Wednesday slight changes in SEWED ON INVESTIGATORS CIVIL SERVICE ITS POWERS Judge Hanecy Turns Out the Glim t in the Detective Scandal Exam in Chicago Sept tem put a stop lo action of the civil service commission in tin city hen by Issuing n writ of In lie ease nf Lieutenant loyce Tne wilt nr dcis he records of the commission Into conil and that The nn has exceeded il liy law tn nf MUCH MONEY WAS PAID OUT Bills Allowed by the City Council This Morning for Payrolls am Other Expenses pay rills of dly lire department board of public works police cenie cry were allowed by the Mils moin police cost Tin dly for The pay roll was for The bath house pay mil was for work done nn the new fire alarm system the Hum of was paid o IM Al K anil John Mest The city for road work iu Hit first ind In the CONDEMN MORE PARK LANDS Sheriffs Jury Over Some Properties Adjoining the Union Park Tract A jury wen lo a point and purl Ihls morning for lift of winic he to A and INVADE A TOWN COLON Any lline duys hy the del Trim Ill mile t Colon li by the or They at XI and as cabled Inland the lown ind to liar hot They are fairly well armed two modern as welt us plenty of ammunition and are commanded by a CHAIN WORKS DISMANTLED if nice put to wori today the Company chain Works Tho IMIH a larger nt ana will plant Strikers were luday Unit the plani open lit wh tu nl In old NEW THROW KECORD Iho linninicf 171 feet 0 at the Irish Athletic association at yesterday Thin U u STRIKERS ABE DISCOURAGED TRUST REAPS ADVANTAGES AL MOST EVERYWHERE Thirtytwo New Workmen Entered the Star Tin Plate Works and Other Reports Are Similar Sept was thai Inner llon would to tin sled strik ers thrin in their great tight hut I lie developments u the Ue situation all to the nearly every point In district the wove of u to tlie workmen ail said to skilled Pilfered the Star Thi works without molestation 125 ma to work tho vania mid Continental plants and twelve Imported men went to work at Hie steel mill in At 10 further werr made to git the men out and Hie were In full opera tion nml Lindsay in id s mills wen again with In forces while tho conditions nt Me were without BEER CASE IS BEFORE JURY S Demands Trial to Peers Before Justice Duncan This Afternoon A jury oC six lias heen by S for of Ills wise ut 1 p HU today lie Is with oh Sunday Aug a I a saloon Kitst and streels caught n man currying licer this saloon to ii wagon and though complete tin silicon get post and the jury trial looked up on IIH almost sure to us did Hie case Ayles worth lust week SEPTEMBER COURT IS HEAVY Friday Is the Last Day of Service and Saturday the Last Day of Filing is the last for the of original notices and ends tnj for in cases to be tried tl Icnn of tin The has an large of original and tlie term of court promises to tic much larger limn has brought aillon Iowa Posting Service to the collection of a prom MADE SECRETARY of Mrs Cooke from Of in Iowa Federation of Wo mens Clubs Is Filled Mrs Cool of has re signed of ih Iowa of Womens dubs because of an early removal to California The committee has tilled by ap pointing Mrs Alice Wilson of H was deemed advisable to have the secretary in tho same place as the president WANTED A PASS TO IRELAND DIVIDENDS PAID OUT OF THE CAPITAL STOCK LOSER OF FIVE MILLIONS Necessary to Borrow a Million and a Half to Carry on the Business of the Company THEXTON X J Sept lias been in ine court of by Kichard L H Thos 1 Shea Martin of tlie have declared illegal tlie payment of e the stock of Hie company and to directors of the company held responsible for this ami directed to repay name Into Hie of the U Is thr dividends were not int of the were paid on of the capital stock of thp company H harped that the hns lust In thn and that laht it was to borrow and iu a on ho properly for STAKE LOUIS Elkhart Township Irishman Makes His SemiAnnual Request of Board of Supervisors John Kmie n resident of town ship culled it the of ln hoard uf a fo Ire Hind Kant has llilts every Klx the years Of lie down Tin Mw ivcic heyond the uf the hoard and none of Hie felt Hkc till it tH ROAD AGENT ON A WHEEL X S W Sept IA held up the mail ceach wounded a malls and valued at nnd escaped CROOKEDNESS JOHN JACOB ASTOE DEFEND ANT IN A LAW SUIT ELECTRIC VEHICLE MUDDLE Months After Organization of Exposition Company the First Stake was Driven Today ST tin find nf of flic cx Hid of the fair tu IIP I I lo of thr was tu oil till HIGH SOB WINDOWS LONDON in lacoM tn I lii St liy their In London anil Unve In tlie mutter of win dow anil front On the luor it is Hint tlie will me B In positions now null lie price will go 111 to to Hie nt tlie Queen profession In tlie poorer of London liy the tenement the of peo ple in order to let the nt Wish prices n lias been formed to protect Interests of those people next your should lie MAKES AN ODD WAGEK Sept whn sailed for New York the Celtic is Count a wealthy Pulo ll known iu maile a his attempt to throw himself from the top if the tower on the closing day of the In a new of parachute li has just wagered 10001 with the editor of the that he will ride his camel Cleopatra from to In a Vienna and Lyons the oC the Alps the Is one that the counts vide with ARRIVES Venezuelan Periodical Comes Out With Inspired Article in Dis cussing Rebellion CARACAS Yen Sept H via orjinu of Hie today an in spired article ending as follows The hour for lias paused and the lime for action has NEWS LOSE o Sept with a entire after n oC ten between tlm 1111111 tile over Hie alleged repudiation of tho with writers a lockout occurred and me departments followed tht dis charged mm men wore se cured and made Its appearance FLOW OF GAS LEADS TO DISCOVERY OF OIL Mr A Acton on whose Madison township farm was dis covered has shut off the well but whon a match is touched to it tho gas burns freely He thinks now there la oil in the vicinity also An open ditch on his place is covered with petroleum It has been noticeable for years lhat when tne water is low In the ditches that oil accumulates on tho stagnant streams In great quantities Mr Acton is inclined to strongly believe that oil In paying quantities underflows his farm   

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