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The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08
Pauncefc.e TO Remain.

Washington, March Ton Tuesday
Lord Pagneefote received cablegram
from Lord Salisbury notifying him
that he would be continued at this
important diplomatic post for the
present, at least. Reference was made
to the pendancy in the United States
senate of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty,
and of the several open issues of great
Importance with which the present
ambassador is better fitted to deal
than any other person by reason of
his perfect familiarity. The ambas-
sador had made arrangements to re-
turn mis- family to England on the 2sth
instant, remaining in the United
States for fortnight longer himself
In order to close up his business af-
fairs. The notification received Tues
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08
B. B. 3.

The Three Bee Remedies are not
cure-alls but specifics.
Try them and be convinced.
For sale by,
BLAKEsLEE & HEINzMAN,
and GREEN & BENTLEY.
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Are You One?

THE HERALD would like to have
the names of every subscriber who
has taken the paper since it ives es-
tablished in 1850. If you are one,
please report. wa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08
Fire In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, March Fire this
morning almost completely destroyed
the shipping block bounded by Arch,
Cherry, Eighth and Ninth streets.
The estimated loss is 100000.
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T,INAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
In matters of the estate OF
Whitaker, deceased.


Notice is hereby given that on or
before the 26th day of February, 1900,
there will be on file in the office Of
the clerk of the district court of Ma
haska county, Iowa, the final settle
fnent and petition for discharge OF
8. w. and F. E. Whitaker, admins
traitors of the estate of Elizabeth Whit
aker deceased, and the same is set for
hearing on the first day of the next
term of the district court, to be be-
gun and held in Oskaloosa on the 1cttn
day of April. 1909, al which time
objections can be made to the approx
ing of said settlement and granting
the prayer of said petitioner.
Dated this 26th day of February,
1900.
r. X. DAVIS, Clerk
nnrrfu QIud
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The Hennessy obsequies.

The Hennessy Obsequies.
Dubuque, Ia, March 6.-Elaborate
preparations are under way for the
obsequies of the last Archbishop Hen
nessey, Thursday morning. Priests
and bishops are arriving on every train.
Eight archbishops have signified their
intention of being present. The body
was removed to the chapel in the Arch
Observation-Disclosures Monday afternoon.
1t will be taken to the cathedral and
will lie IN state until the funeral. 1t
has been fully decided that Archbishop
Ryan will deliver the grafton, and
Archbishop Feehan, of Chicago, will
probably be master of ceremonies. The
body win be inferred under the cathe-
dral.
DIR. Kay's Lung Balm for coughs
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08
ExECUTRIX's NOTICE.

EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
N Notice is hereby given to all
persons interested, that on the 10Th
day of February "A. d. 1900, the under
signed was appointed by the district
court of Mahaska county, Iowa, ex-
ecutrix of the estate of John Siebel,
deceased, late of said county. All
persons indebted to said estate viii
make payment to the undersigned,
and those having claims against the
same will present them legally
amt nticated to said court for allow
ance.
Dated February 20, 1900.
AUGUSTA SIEBEL, Executrix.
Bows r. K. DAVIS, Clerk.
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EOR SALE OR TRADE.-A good
N seven-room house near Penn col
lege on paved street.
4SCI MRS. i. N. KNIGHT.
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OST Between Third ward school
NJ and public square and GIT South
Sixth street, a lady IS gold watch. Find
er leave with Mrs. M. Bradley, 617
South Sixth street, and receive re-
ward. l59d6-32w1-pd
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Rand is Dead.

Burlington, March 7.-Chas. w.
Rand, Burlington's well known
capitalist died at Los Angeles, Calf,
at 8 o'clock this morning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08
Clubbing List.

The WEEKLY HERALD and SATUR-
DAY HERALD, two big papers each
week, and any one of the following
papers will be sent if the price named
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08

NOR SALE.-Brickv eneered house
n on North B street. Modern inn
provements. Want more room.
5wtf CHAs. s. WALLING.
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NOR RENT.-A modern fat with
N all conveniences, in new building,
over Cheeseman's tailor shop. Enquire
@. Winter. dm&s4-32w4
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EOR SALE OR Fully
n equipped coal mine on r. r.
Terms exceptionally favorable. Ad-
dress Box 516, Des Moipes, Iowa.
Silva
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EOR RENT. The hotel part of the
n Herbig Block known as the Oska.
loosa Hotel. Possession April /. En-
quire @. Winter. dm&s4-32w4
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FOR SALE. Good milk COW. En-
n quire of or address Chas. John
son, Boston store, Oskaloosa. d1-w1
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EOR SALE.-Drain Tile. Call on
a Soseman Bros, opposite Rock
Island Depot. 33wtf
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WANTS & FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.---A fms Hambletonian
N match driving team. Time will
be given on good paper.
159d1-32w1 E. s. KNowLToN.
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BEAUTY, The C0NQUEROR
RELLAvITA
Arsenic Beauty Tablets and Pilln. A per-
fectly safe and guaranteed treatment for all skin
Restores the bloom oyouth to faded faces
10 days treatment Soc; so days SlOO, by mail.
Send for circular. Address,
NERyITA MEDICAL Co. Clinton Jackson Sts., Chicago
Sold by Blakeslee & Heinzman, west
side public square. wed-sat-wk

day has made change of plans neces-
sary. His family have decided to re-
main in the United States with the
ambassador during the spring months
at least, and it will be some date in
June before they leave. just how
long this extension of the ambassa-
doris term of Office is to prevail is not
known positively, but it is understood
that Lord Pauncefote will remain at
the head of the embassy until some
time in the fall. 1t is said that such
an extension as this, the third, has
only one precedent in the British dip
lomafic service.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-03-08

DR.. Kay's Renovation for dyspepsia.
l5Sdtf
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time in the fall. 1t is said that such
an extension as this, the third, has
only one precedent in the British dip
lomatic service.
An Appeal from Corbin.
|, Washington, March Z. - The resolu-
ton adopted by the senate calling
for i. complete record of the court
martial which tried Adjt. Gen. Cor
bin when lieutenant colonel of
the Fourteenth colored infantry, on
a charge of cowardice, and other
information as TO his military ca
reer, called for mass of papers that
will require a weeks time to copy, ac-
cording to the estimate of the war de-
partment Gen. Corbin, in anticipation
of the reply, Tuesday addressed to Sem
ator Davis, of Minnesota, an appeal for
an immediate examination of his sol
dierly record from the day he entered
the service of the United States, as
19-year-old boy, 3S years ago, up to the
present time. Moreover, he authorizes
the senator to present his (Corbin's)
resignation to the president if the
search reveals a suggestion of I'M
worthiness. The letter includes the
finding of the court-martial which
most honorably acquitted Lieut.-Col.
Corbin of the charge. Gen. Grants
letter comforting upon him two breyets
for gallant services at the time he was
charged with cowardice, and, finally, a
letter from the colonel of the regiment
who preferred the charge, praising his
work in the campaign.
Cost of Philippine War.
Washington, March 7.--Acting Sec
rotary Meiklejohn sent to the house of
representatives statement of ex-
penditures by the war department. Gov
ering the military operations in the
Philippines, including outstanding
liabilities, from May 1, 1898, to Movem-
Der /, 1892 The total is given at S4s,-
92s,O60.
For Fighting of Plague.
Washington, March AT the cab
met meeting Tuesday the recommen.
dation of the Hawaiian council that
they be allowed to expend 100000 in
the suppression of the bubonic plague
and in the relief of distressed natives
was formally approved.
Registration OF Letters.
Washington, March THE post of
flee department on Tuesday announced
that on March Is 81 additional cities
viii begin the system of registration
of letters by carriers. This will make
1874 cities operating on the new system.
Favors Payment to Queen Lii.
Washington, March z. Senator
Hoar gave notice of an amendment to
the diplomatic appropriation bill pro-
viding for the payment of $25O,OOO to
Liliukalani,
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DIR. Kay's Lung Balm for coughs
15Sdtf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03

In Difference to Lawyer Martin, Con-
sideration Of Street Railway
Matters Was Postponed.

The subcommittee appointed by the
Council on Streets to consider the petition
OF the Richmond Railway and Electric
company for the right 10 run its cars
over the Broad Street tracks of the Hici-
mond Traction Company, and the petition
of the Richmond Traction Company to
operate it's cars over the Main Street
tracks of the Richmond Pdsscngsr + and
power Company. met last night for tht;
purpose of acting on the papers. but i'll
Difference to NIr Miles NJ Martin. of
counsel for the Power Company, who was
detained by the serious Illness of q mem
Der OF his family the body adjourn. d
until next Monday afternoon. at o'clock.
Morning was done besides the reading OF
petitions submitted by the Traction Com
paay. asking that the Council refuse TO
allow four tracks to remain Broad
Street, ard that permission be given the
Richmond Traction Company to use the
tracks of the Richmond Passenger aud
Power Company on Main Street, between
First and Eighteenth Streets
The subcommittee convened with every
member MesirS. E.olsack tcha'rman)I
I.awder, Burton. peters and Woody
nresent. and IL number of attorneys and
ofticers Of tn, street railway companies
were on hand The City Attorney and
city Engineer occupied front seats in
order to be available for information and
advlcs that might be designed by the
committeeman.
When Chairman Pollock announced the
object OF the meeting. Mr.. George Ainsl!e.
Of counsel for the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company, asked a continuance
ON account OF the absence OF his partner.
MIR. Miles NJ Martin. who was detained
on account of serious sickness In his
family.
Mr.. {. V Meredith. representing the
Richmond fractions Company, said hiS
side would offer no objection ana aiteF
some debate as 10 the time the suo-soti'-
rritt - DIlinirnhl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
Their FuII-Dinner-pai Argument Has
Been Repudiated.
OPPOSE TRUSTSANO LARGE ARMY
Mr.. Bryan Thinks the Election Will
Show That Democrats Have Gained
Ground Among the Farmers as
Well as in the Cities-it
Il Fight Between Dcmoc-
racy anu PIutocracy
{By Associated Press }

CHICAGO. Nov, 2.-W. J. Bryan, pres
idential candidate. Tonight save out tl1
following statement in the form OF an
interview:
THE Republican campaign has been u
failure. The ful,-dS1uAr-rsGlI arguments
has been repudiasc.l by the worltasmce
and the Republicans are compelled to
confess that a larg, proportion OF the
labor vote Will be east for the Democratic
ticket Besides believing with the Dem
ocrats in the gen-rat doctrine OF equal
rights to all and special privileges to
none the lahoring men are against the
trusts. the large army and the colonial
policy. The aboring m II are also drawn
to the Democratic purity by the fact that
our party is opposed TO government by
injunction, by The black list and the
Chinese immigration. and in favor of
arbitration and a cabinet officer selected
to represent the wage earners.
THE FARMERS
THE Republicans are nov hoping u
hold their str myth among tine farmers,
but they have no potcy " hiCH w.h beie-
fit the farmer. fhe man whu maSfs his
living on the farm IS the victim OF all the
vicious legislation for which ia Re-
publican party is responsible and receives
none of the ben fits conferred By special
! gislatiou upon corporations and Syn6Ii-
Gates. The farmer pays more than his
sEars.of TIE taxes and RECEIVES less th;Iu
his share of the consid ration of govern
ment Republican policies have, iesseuett
the value OF farm lands Increased The
proportion of tenants ard have driven
the farmers sons away from the Sarnl.thts
IL. H.. l. E.-~l lF7rsl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
General Voyron Operating Around
Pekin and Tier Tsin.
| DISCUSS PEACE PROPOSITION.
Foreign Ministers Accept tho Frrnch
Proposals, but on Account OF the
Necessity for Thorough Accord
Ectwecn the Cabinets, the
Final Nutc Wi! Not BE
prcscnte ed for Awhile.
lBy A. atcd Press.)

PARIS, Novetn IA dispatch TO the
Havas Agency, n Pekin, dated October
s1st SAYS:
The foreign ministers continued to-day
the discussion Of the peace propositions
10 be presented 10 the Chinese The
French proposals werc accepted.
Additional specifications will be dis
c,lssed Monday. On account Of the neces-
sity for thorough accord between the
different cabinets the final note will not
be presented ior several weeks.
General voyron, commander-in-chfefo of
the French troops in China, with the al
lies under his command is punishinS
villages around Tien 17sin and Pekin.
been destroyed and their inhabitants pun
ished \ French column sent TO Tun, res
cued the m. .ssionaries there. Another
French column met with resistance at
Siet Chung. The enemy's losses We're con-
siderable The village was burned.
RESOLVED ON DEFENSE.
News received from Pso Ting Flu in
tiicates a movement OF French and Ger
man troops upon 81 Ling, where the I'm
perial tombs are situated. 1 is rumored
that the army Of Yang Yu Kan has re-
solved to defend lne place
AS the result Of inquiries made by the
international commission under General
BilouG. second iii command of the French
troops in China. the allies are convinced
that .l1e Grand Treasurer ana the Cover
nor OF Pao ring Flu, and a Chinese colonel
were instrumental in the murder OF Ameri-
can and English missionaries, and they
have been condemned 70 death ana VIII
be executed soon.
Havas flfsnatch from Pe,jn dated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
CHILD KILLED BY A CAR.
Four-Y Ycar-old Coiored Lad Fun Over
ON Broad Street.

Rotert Branch, tour-yeaf-oii eolorcd
child. was run over and killed ON Broad
street. between Twelfth and thirteenth
Streets about o'eotls last nieht ~ west
bound car No, 81 II the gictmoud Tf'.-
ton company, The I.ttie feiiow Has Tu1-
ming across the street and was neaflS 9p-
posite the large pile ef bricks, when the
ear, in charge Of aiotorman p ~ i,e".F
and Conductor Thomas Smith come gp tha
hill and struck him The chi1s head WIS
almost severed from his &0dy and ne "eS
badly ulutilatsd about me OF MS |Aatitt'-
ers As soon a. SIoto:mau Lew 81" tLls.
little one III front ot him h, turned on
tho current and applied the brakes ottt
it vas too late
TIE child lived at 80 $t5 Goi.e=s .Nliey
with a caiorcd woman naIF'c N.rSi'l.tt
Branch Virginia SAYS Sire alep1ea iie2frt
when he was !. baby. bur Eat she 'i.,es
not know tht. names OF rs parents sf.
TAYLOR. The civ coroner. viewed the Tiny
corpse and decided to hold an inquest 't
!. o'clock This afternoon
Alderman Jane Baaea was on the stF
wirsn ths accident occurred NIL he says
th.. motos7nan is ia no way 10 be blaEssd
fo- the accident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
SWANSON IN DANVlLLE.
Makes 4 Rousin@ Speech in Mason ic
Hall.
Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.o

Especial Dispatch 70 The Iirles.o
DANyILLE. VA. November 2-The p5-
lifical campaign ia this c.ty closed, aud
it may be said opened also with a ringing
address 10 voters by Hon. Claude y.
swanson. IN Masonic Hall last night
This w,.s ne first cacnpa sn speech de-
li,;ere,f ;n Danvtile with the excep;t@n
If onc in North I1anyiilc. by Mr.. Swanson
Iast wrel5. :,nd those OF senator iii and
Daniel. during the carnival. :, month ago
AIR Swanson made a -tTon: presentation
of the issues u the naTonal c@mpaign,
and then reviewed. his own record in
Congress and criticised the canr%e and
the methods OF his opponent. Mr.. J. r.
Whitehead Of Chatham Many wl1o ncara
.!,e address congratulated The speaker per
sona!iy. characterzing it az tlie best
they had ever heard here
MIR Whitehead MAS nominated by the
Republican convention a MaftinSNiile, nat
in his letter II 5tcceplanc@ he alienated
many influential Republicans by his failure
10 endorse the Republican national can
iidates aud policies,
TIE Martinsv.Ile STANDARD. Republican
Organization Of this district, has re't1tia ten
hlm. and is IN open revolt. Swanson $
election is regarded as i ioreS2iie cesl-
clnsion
Four years ago hc carried P.itsyisania
panyille and Franklin counties. Wa!l; the
Republicans carried Carroll, Floyd. Gray
son, Patrick and Henry. SwansonS pit
ralitr in this district being about lie IN s
.5car he claims ile H:lt carry Patrick
Henry and caroil and possibly oae atiieE
county il, addition 10 illoSp c;sr!:d n, 1875
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
REMARKABLE CAMPAIGN.
Roosevelt Concludes His Long Tour III
Excellent Health.
fBy Associated Press)

OWEGO. n. Y. November Il heoeioss
Roosevelt. Republican candidate ror VICE
President. completed tonight at this point
,y,f ,ba ucst remarkable campaigns
s'..e- vol. nv p candidate OF any party In
tas intel States, IN e.ght weeks ne mas
!. v9s.ted q States OF the Union. made six
;,i,,il,re,a ana sevensy-rnree speeches. trav-
-, ., ..,n miles. visited 5S1 towns and
citsss it To what is estimated TO be s,0eo.ooo
people. ~ I,.,.,. uaoa.s
,,,ich was 500 speeches made. and 1900
Mr.. Roosevelt finished this tour in es-
ceusnt health and good spirits and. as he
said tonight:
with a slightly weakened voice, but
able to go on with the campaign couple
of weeks more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
EX-MAYOR STRONG DEAD.
Political Labors and Business Cares
Brought About His Illness.


NEW YORK. November William L.
Strong. the las: Mayor Of the old city Of
New York, died suddenly shortly after
midnight al his residence in this city
Mr.. Strong took an active part in the
present campaign. and it is said thar his
political labnrs, combined with his at
ten1ptS 10 retain supervision over his btist-
ness affairs. ii the face Of impaired
health. brought about the illness that re-
suited in his death.
William L. Strong was born in Ohio
and came to New York when Il Young
man. In January, 1870. he organized the
firm of William Il. Strong 4 Company.
which soon grew TO be one Of the promi-
nenc business houses III the city NJ.
Strong took an active interest in politics
and was one Of the leaders OF the reform
movement in this city. and was elected
Mayor on the Republican-CisizeaS Union
ticket in 1894
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
SUMMARY OF TG-DAvts NEWS.


foC9f-
No action taken on stract,car etaes-
ton.
Child killed by electric ear
Democrats hold rousing meetiRs
Manchester Democrats ars confident.
Rabbi cstlfsch pleads for pure ballot.
Fake solicitor IS exposed.
-sunday-schooi workers meet
STATE.
The College Association discuss the
question of special examinations for aG-
mission.
Montague speaks TO large audience
in Charlottesville.
congressman Swanson creates enthu-
siasm IN Danville.
General
Bryan made twelve speeches yester-
day in Chscavo-
Roosevelt concludes his long tour.
There may be other arrests made in
Rice case
Bryan says Republican campaign has
been a failure
f"rei.p.
Beers very active and war may last
another six months.
Allies preparing TO deaiohsts moss
veneratad temple IN Pao Ting Flu
Imperial tomes are In hands OF for.
eigners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
Ladies Turn Out to Hear Montague
at Charlottesville.
AN I'M NJ E .NSE AUDlENC c E
Piyor Fills Lassiter's Appointments i'll
>Icckicnburg in a Very satisiac-
tory Manner to His Hearers.
Jcfrics Speaks i'll Is inS
Georrc-N. a. Coles in
Demand in Baltimore.
Especial pispateh to The Timcs.1

NEWPORT MEMS. VA, November =
senator Daniel tonight addressed mag
n;fccnt audience. which tllled the new
Academy OF Music, making II si'lcndd
address ot over two hours in length, speak
ing especially 10 The issue of imperialism
4 great parade preceded the meeting.
the 1narchers stringing for oFcr mile,
two hundred horsemen forming Senator
Daniels personal escort The Senator
chara cterized the demonstrat ton the
most remarkable and largest ne mad seen
N the campaign. Its enthusiasm surpassed
anything eve, seen here. and continued
throughout the evening until a quarter
af twelve O'clock when the speaker round
ID ont his great speech with wonderfully
eloquenl tribute to Bryan. THE prince OF
the Democratic house Of David gone forth,
like jefferson OF old against Goliath that
is attempting 10 destroy the institutions
Of the American republic
NOT a VACANT SEAT.
There was not a vacant seIt in the
Academy. from which, perforce, ladies
We're excluded. though hundreds asked ad-
mission Every allusion 10 Bryan and
Maynard was greeted with deafen.nS
cheers. and altCs sether, the demonstration
;.l..afs a tremendous Democratic success
here ;ext Tuesday. Col c. Fenton Day.
OF Iy,e OF Wight, chairman Of the Second
District Committee. presided, and or the
stage were Mayors and Democratic CON-
mit;ees VI this city and Hampton. their
councils and city officials. A clever! though
impromptu speech by c. Aylett Ashby,
preceded The speech OF the evening
Sna1or Daniel devoted I, very large part
of his address 10 comparison between
peaceful Democratic expansion of the last
cllrt,:y, With Its oe'leficant results. and
expansion a. it is attempted by tie Re
pubficans. He Gwelt at length upon the
Philippine problem. asking what could be
done with the islands, pointing out that
there were but three courses. To make
The l'ilipinps Il part Of our people and
our political equals; to grant them inde-
Iendence: or to Iule them as subjects II
we are 10 hold the PHILIPPINES, he argued,
ana are not nyrocrites and believe in our
own cornerstone doctrine. tho first course
must he pursued; { we are wise tht. sec
and: II We wish 10 rample on the Eonsti
tEtipn and the principles of liberty, the
third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
Heavy Republicans Rcgistra,io,

LEXINGTON. VA November The
Republicans of Rockbridse county have
registered the largest number Of new
voters ever known. or secured transfers,
for the coming election Al the Timber
Ridge precinct there are now registered
% votes. all in that precinct eXceps one.
The new registered vote in Lexington pre-
cact shows that l2S We're placed on the
poll books. and 30 Of these We're white
and IS negroes. The Republicans wiz
max, every, effor; To maintain their ma
jority of four years ago. There are now,
oy the assessors, books twice as many
whi1a uoll assessments as negroes. or the
whites double the negroes