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   Marion Register (Newspaper) - February 12, 1906, Marion, Iowa                                v i 7CC et 4 VOLUME 18 LINN FEBRUARY PUBLISHED TRIWEEKLY tor IS MINES BEO CLOSE Operators Are Firm in to BARRED OUT le Taken frem U Are to lei of TELLS 1 DON I Instructor to Children Kept Watch on Annie COUNT IS CLUB Magnificent Bachelor Quarters Maintained by From French Women ef High Position at Great scandal in the Castellane household excites al most as iif as In and extraordinary versions of this culminating quarrel sire One story Is that the Countess es tf V v I une is mac me es Sashed In the Castellane mansion A an well bred the demands ot the ostensibly as a tutor for her but really to closely watch Count Bonl w had s ting dba I large mines throughout the According to officials ot the t s told in the boudoirs and brought OB to a mtg bachelor there will be no attempt Count main DU Kw ssr men will be put at work to prevent Ihe mines from being In an Of the strike the operators have decided to urge soft coal to purchase extra supplier of none of the operators the example of the anthra it Mai for April Strike not see how the strike can be said Herman Justl ot The miners say they Intend to Strike April The ne conducted by the scale com resulted In a failure to gayety ana report has were found from several French women of highest Prey en One of the most extraordinary fea tures of this cooperative bachelor es was that some particular ly wealthy women helped defray its expenses A letter from one such woman it Is coV a check for Immediately after the discovery Countess Bonl left her palace and In stalled herself and her children at tbe Hotel From there she her ordering to reach an agreement with the repre her husb of the United Mine Work ner home so that SDe bB at the meeting of him a large sum to to an The meeting of the operators beta behind closed and tasted than an JUiti ialer gave the ThV Operators Asso unanimous refusing to composition refused the offer point He declared that the and himself were at a ilot laid by the members 6f her Have always been to separate hg said But the countess knowing there was no such replied since Count Bonl desired ii public she could not prevent from enjoy accede to the demands made upon the lnB she proceed to seek operators by the United Mine Workers of Will Close 900 Members of the association control all of large properties embraced In the 900 mines throughout the the mining concerns outside of association do not produce 6 percent of the tons of bitu minous coal mined annually In III recording secre tary of the said A strike of miners In Illinois will a deplorable but I see nothing to prevent thu Bituminous mine operators In the state are not likely to lay by any supplies of coal tor future and It Is up to the consumers to amount deem Of the will be relieved somewhat by th ot from WeSt Virginia and other a legal separation from Since then the Castellane has brought all manner of influence to bear on the American countess Countess Jean de in par has been Indefatigable In het efforts to bring about at least the ap of a Wife Through With But Countess Bonl has al Her friends declare that she said with an unswerving tlon worthy of her Jay Gould I had enough of all the Cas I am going to finish with them now and Her children are devotedly to As everyone Coun Bonl Is more than regal In his It was this constantly In creasing drain on her purse that orig aroused his wifes suspicions Even It Is she Is taking ao not So much On her own io play and drakes will great as 4 tire There are abbut rain as for who would be efs In oBd in to this nearly beggared It their father con there are many thousands of fithers In western Ohio and Indiana for whom nd URGES WOMEN TO WIPE OUT WArt a contract had secured Ne lit the general attitude of the oper ators Is In favor of closing the mines if the miners said Vice Pres of the Ot a force ot men Will ne kept at work to prevent dam age to property It Is a I grave We have taken a de and through a committee that has been to acquaint tbe public with our posti President Randolph Smith declared there would be no attempt to hire non union men after April In an effort to reduce selling ex the Chicago and Eastern Illi Jind the Rook Island coal Inter become The Coal Company becomes the op and agency of twenty Bine Illinois and Indiana with a dally output of PUPILS ARE SAVED FROM FIRC Teachers Lead Charges From Struc ture When Alarm Is of many school children were saved here Friday by the action of thi cleared the was on By the coolness and systematic drill of the teachers children were safely conducted put of the burning high building shortly before bus avoiding what might have a serious About 100 made me qf the Ore The Are originated from a defective quickly Rule of Brute Drives Sex to Tall th theory that wherever brute force rules woman Is the National Suffrage Association upon a campaign In every part of the country In favor of abolition of Suffragists will aid their causa most by working Intelligently to abol Ish said Lucia Ames Mead chairman of the committee on 1m proved election The convention decided to prosecute Its efforts for peace through thi Local suffrage clubs will bi expected to bring about a celebration by pupils on May the of the opening of The Hague conference In In speaking of the Mrs Mead said Much barm has been done by the sentimental presentation of the peace The key to world peace 1 world The convention adopted an amend ment to the constitution reducing thi membership dues from to SAVES OHIO PEOPLE Annual Gain by 2Ccnt Fare Equals Total State general as and earned dial salaries by reducing tho rate of nil road faros In Ohio to 2 a mile They saved to the people of tho slut per or nu equal to the sum of all lines paid fo tbe support of the state by property owners and the was I In 1W the Ohio roads front COOL WEATHER Jemand for Heavy Clothing Renders Winter Stock Leu GRAIN MOVEMENT IS LARGER Increase Is Shown In the Total Quantity Handled at Chicago With Same Time One weekly re lew ot Chicago trade says More seasonable weather aids the W are In the the leavy work on hand being expedited wing o the rapid accumulation of iow undertakings for this the atter Including large ures for mercantile Lower temperature stimulated a bettor disposition of heavy winter making retail stocks less Other leading retail de report sales comparing fa with those of a year the much helped by large lumbers Visitors at this Coun ry mide liberal selections n the wholesale add bookings I or early delivery have grown In the aggregate for dry goods and hero Is some Improvement In cloth woolens and Spring Outlook la The general outlook for spring rade maintains encouraging features md this gives strength to the mar iet for textile Money ap tears to be in ample circulation In he agricultural crop reports are good arid mercantile collections reasonably Manufacturing conditions exhibit remarkable smoothness in current op Output is deliver es have Improved and the railroads ire furnished enormous tonnage In Iron and steel Gain In Commodity as Indicat ed by earnings of Chicago no diminution In the tonnage The total quantity of grain handled at this port aggregated 429 against ast and bushels a year Yearly comparisons show ati increase id receipts Of per cent and ifl shipments tif 106 per receipts gained in but hogs and sheep but declined In dressed afriv al fl were against pounds last week 052 pounds In Total compared with heart last week and head a year Lumber receipts rose to a considerable gain compared with the feet last week and feet In Failures reported In Chicago dis number against 25 last week and 24 a year NIB United States Cruisers Are Sent to the Orient to Pro tect RESEMBLES BOXER OUTBREAK Are Similar to Pre ceding III Feel Ing Being Directed Citizens of Thli Halos declaration he would In terrogate Secretary Tatt in commit tee as why had sent additional troops to the Philippines In prepara tion tot ail expected outbreak In China against red Friday to a warm of dfl the part of the State it was declared that conditions In ac cording to reports received from all Sources private as well as diplomatic and Indicated state of feel ing which was analogous to that In 1900 preceding the Boxer had there not been In that year Sufficient force of officers and men in tho Philippines which Could he to the mem bers 6t tbe legations In Pekin would JEWS FAIL TO SECURE RELIEF Russian Refuse to Cash American Money to the statements of Moa a prominent Jew of a large amount of money sent from the United States to aid Jew sufferers in has never been received It Is stated there has been a general failure of the Russian to cash postal money orders which have been sent to The letters ac companying the returned orders cite as a reason for their being dishon ored that the money Is to aid revolu Postmaster and Supt of the money order depart ment of the Portland bear out statement as to the fact that the orders are being re turned and state that they are Ing complaints lit the most cruel Only the contin gent forced the expedition it was and only American insist ence the allied troops there in time to prevent the Bitter Against In the Navy Department officers re turning from the Asiatic station with out exception have brought reports of antiforeign feeling and statements that the Americans were the foreign ers against whom this feeling was di Working with the desires of the Department and In harmony with the preparations of the War the cruisers Galveston and Chattanooga have been ordered to leave Rear Admiral beos squadron at the close of his Mediterranean cruise and to proceed to Chinese waters way of the Suez They also available to go to the rescue any threatened Americans in the while from the Philippines can be sent In a force of several thousand Infantry and Transportation for them Is not yet but It Is expected that it will be a very short Precautionary Hostile as these movements may ap pear arid they are regarded by Sen ator the administration Is care ful to explain that they are to bo garded only as precautionary and the further statement was made that thla country can afford to take great risks of criticism provided that by so doing It contributes to the saving of the lives of When Secretary i ift was before Senate committee on appropriations he requested an appropriation of 000 for additional barracks and quar ters for the army at or near because of the situation In The committee did not think It expedient to make the appropriation at this but the report ot the hearings will be referred to the committee on Philip pines as it Is thought by some sena tors that the matter Is of such Import ance that the committee on the Philip pines should take it TO FIGHT fearful coat only of money but of declared the Colorado The amendment was voted down with out resorting to a roll call and tho was Charles gov ernor of the canal was before tbe senate committee on and gave a detailed explana tion of conditions of the government He told of tbe work of san and was questioned as to the truth of Poultney charges of Incapacity against the Supreme He replied that he had heard many compliments but no Dinner to Party given by President Roosevelt Friday night to the members of the execu tive committee of tho Republican na committee brought the party leaders riot regularly in Washington here to mingle with those In official and considerable gossip pertain ing to national politics been start ed In Vice Chairman Harry New of Indiana Is slated to succeed Chairman it Is not likely that he will assume title to the position for a considerable No secret is made of the fact that General Cortelyou Is to chairmanship because of tho regarding campaign contributions by Wg Were he to step down pending the complete clearing up of all mat Is the charge would fad made that he was seeking to avoid some Some little talk about the presidential years hence has been Indulged In by the na tional but nothing tangible has outside of the Fairbanks Philippine house Friday two amendments to the Philippine tariff net of places American cotton goods 6H an equality with those of European makes and the other admits loW grades of shoes at a lower the Idea being to encourage the wearing of shoes by the Secretary Taft appeared before the senate com on the Philippines urging the passing of the tariff re He said America had nothing to teat from the tobacco In dustry of the Shirt Waists GETS MILLIONS FROM CONGO Sensational Revelations of Amount Received by King Standard draws attention to the alleged reve lations In a book on the Congo Free State published at Paris and Brussels by the Belgian professor Indicating that during tho past decade King Leopold hits drawn an amount estimated at from tho rubber trade In the malno de la being no trace of this In the published accounts of the Congo The newspaper In an editorial snys If It can be verified that such an Income was drawn while It has been rep resented that doubtful expedients wore employed in the Congo In order to avoid tho carrying on of business at a loss the conscience of Europe will bo stirred to Its Railroad Official Has general passenger mid ticket agent of tho Shore Michigan Southern has boon critically 111 with pneumonia for several days past He probably will Potter Heads New Henry Potter i e elected president ot tho Pilgrims of the United States at the societys annual Senator La Follette to Push Measure Against Free who has Introduced a dras tic antipass will push his meas ure with all the energy at his com In seeking to extend the grow ing antipass idea to the field em bracing all servants of the national he has been Influenced by the experience he had as governor ot The most drastic anti pass law in any state now Is In operation and to Senator Ui mind It has raised tho moral tone of and public life Not only has the rail road pass been a means of cor nip tlon on the part of tho It Is but It has cultivated a holdup spirit on the part of the Abolishing the It IB de has worked a wholesome change In tho publics attitude its and It U urged that tho La Follette Is mado law n now and proper conception o the relationship between thu govern ment and tho corporations will be es LONG WORKDAY Senator Pattersons Efforts for Eight Hours Prove Pat of Colorado made a strenuous effort Friday to keep tho law In force on the Panama Tho urgent curries a provision ullon workmen on canal from the operations of the was before the and Patterson hlu liloa on behalf ot American Mo said Unit tho effect of tb RS It stands would be to entirely tho possibility of employing American labor on the Wha It means In I that there prepared on th Isthmus a slaughter house for aliens and that tbe tp be built at a FATAL TRAGEDY OVER Indulge In Pistol Fight In Front of City Hall at One Being a pistol ight between political partisans in rout of the city hall Friday Babe Dyer was Frank a by was shot and Is In a critical condition with a bullet In his brain Pat a was shot through the and Dyer was Shot twice through the Under arrest at the barracks are Snatcher Dyer and Thomas a private The persons known to be concerned In the fight besides those under arrest are Harbormaster James Plumbing Inspector Richard McKen Tim a clerk In the har and James Lane keeper of the police The fight began between McKenna and Babe and firing soon be came More than fifty shots had been when Private Detec tive Hewett took a He sho down Will Dyer and and then the shooting I prevented further said I stopped the The tragedy grew out of the anl mostly existing between two factions in city Tbe and Dyers have been the fac and have been passing threats for several SIXTY GIRLS ESCAPE Lot I Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Ladies Silk Sale Ladies Silk Underskirts Sale Ladies Silk Underskirts Sale Ladies Silk Underskirts Sale The Underskirts are from one of New Yorks best Occupants of Female Seminary at Lanark Flee for Their girls prospective students at the University of were compelled to flee for their lives from the dormitories of tho Frances Schlmer female seminary 5 oclock Friday when three of the main buildings of tho tlon were destroyed by Many o the girls had Harrow as they were driven to leap from the windows Tho cry of fire was raised as the were fust and when those la tho main dormitory rushed Into the hallway In their night robes they were almost stifled by Operate on King went u slight operation for the romov al of u cyst which had formed on hi The operation has not pro vented tho king from following hi ordinary Slain In Saloon Johnson traveling agent for a book compan of shot and killed In saloon by Policeman Charles had quarreled with over n game of Men of Letters Elect Wls Academy of Arts an Loiters elected ns president Kohlenberg ot Brow of Milwaukee was elected AND Silk Underskirt ONE WEEK 12 TO 18 Early spring The very latest On all our new spring SHIRT Any Ladies Coat at onehalf Price AH Shoes at Deep Cut GREAT MONTHLY SALE OF Groceries Meats AT THE Central Market Patent Flout per Sugar Sweet Navel Oranges 25 thin skin juicy fruit solid pack warranted to can 15 Tomatoes extra doz 100 can 10 cream the doz 130 can 15 jewel doz 90c can 10 Golden wax doz 130 can 15 3 ib can very good doz 130 can 12i camp doz 100 can 10 doz 130 can 12 California baby beets doz 100 can 10 Red kidney doz 265 can 25c Ib can doz 265 can 25c 31bcans doz 265 can 25c Apricots 31b can can 15 Cream of wheat 15 Aunt pancake doz 100 pk 10 Biking 1015 and 25 Apple butter jar 30 French glass 10 the finest Imported Java Mocha 31b for 100 Ib 35 Java fresh our special combination and make an excellent and IS 1 6c High Ib 40 aid 50 Table golden can 10 Quaker can 15 3Ib 45 Ib 16c imported Norway and packed in pure Olive Oil can 25 Sardines in oil doz 50 can 5c finest quality doz 225 can 20 10 and 15 Cooks extra white and tender lib 10 Lima fine quality for 25 Dry large halves Dry full quart size Cora yellow and while large Vinegar dry salt Sugar cured Swifts premium Hams Ib 15c Ib 15 10 20 10 to 15c 10 and 5c Ib 30c gal 25c Ib Ib Ib 18c We also sell white and rye doughnuts and goods are strictly first Call up early to avoid a late delivery We also sell White and Rye Doughnuts and All goods guaranteed Call up and avoid late JOE Phone 183 Caihle and State Bank Trust Elkhart South Bucklen opera house of has been purchased by the theatrical Somers ot Chicago aud New York securing PAID UP Makes Commercial and Mortgage Interest Paid on Time Safety Deposit Bout to Kent at and EARL  

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