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New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

cudng 1000 texans 1000 Westerns Choice steady;
others slow: Westerns and Texans strong. Good to
,doE sns IS seses 2sgsd s. J @ %sa 81
hefers 50 25qs5: Gamers. 81 5Odfs2 40 bulls 81 s0G
75 calves S34$6 10 Texas steers S3qSi 80 Western
somorrSS SS (estimated ooo LEFT over strong
and 5a1Oc higher Mixed and butchers, SO 1887 %;
good choice heayy s. loqs a7s rough heavy 81 69
60 ss Rsns 20 @ coo head sheen generally sssady
strong higher; good choice wehers, SO 80
ass IS; fair to choice mixed So SoaS3 sheep
So 25as3 T5 native lambs sSgs4 rs: Western lambs.
IS 75Gs4 60 ofical receipts and shipments Saturday
Recepts Cattle S43 head; hogs. 1880; sheep. $40.
Shipments: Cattle TS5 head; hogs. 754; sheep. 459.
East Buffalo Sept. 28.-Cstte-onerings. 1872 cars;
good for choice good 10 choice export steers.
s. eog$s 90 extra ans &c. @ green steers & ss 6gss 90 S
ers S3 25GS5 good bulls. SS 50Qs3 T5 Hogs
Offerings fairly active demand heavy
s. S. good 81 BOOST 80; light good s7as7 49,
Mchgans s7as7 25 pigs So 7oqs6 So skps TO fair So so
as6; roughs SC 25Qse 6s stays. s5Gs5 80 Sheep and
lambs-Oerings Ge fairly steady best native lambs
common s4s4 75: best mixed sheep IS 5o6s3 7o fair
good So 1908 40 cus common 81 good
handy wethers. IS 75GS4 fair good yearngs
5os4 choice fancy 81 25 heavy fat ss 40
Cincinnati Sept. 2s.-Hogs active and strong. 81 10G
lower 81 1895 25 Sheep slow and steady,
81 25aS3 % lambs steady. So 5oGs4 rs.
East Liberty Sept 2sCattle active prices
choice IS 1896 prime. $5 5oq$5 20 good s5 2Gs5 5o
bulls and stays. S3iS4 fair. S4QS4 80. HosE-Denand
81 30: best mediums s. 5o best heavy Workers 81 4o
81 Workers. 81 6oG$I So; pigs SO 50dsT roughs
So 5oes7 Sc 75as7 shsspMarket steady best
wsthers IS 5oas. geos g. togss I5 mixed ssgss 2s:
spring lambs ssGs5 25 veals calves s7as7 So heavy and
thin s46s5.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Mobile Sept. 23.-Cotton quiet; mdding, I*.c; low
iddling 7c; receipts 9lS bales coastwse 500
sales, 500; stock S,6I4.
Galveston Sept 23-Cotton quiet middling. s1sc; low
mdding 79c good ordinary, 6%c; receipts sO56 bales
exports to Britain, g. 25; TO the Continent TO
sales 70: exports coastwise 1905: stock. 9ooO04
Norfolk Sept. 23.-Cotton firm; middlins. Sac; 10"
mddng 7ff-f6c: receipts. LAS bales; exports coast
wise 263; sales. 1Si: stock, IlS9
Wilmington, Sept 23-Cotton firm; middilne' Sc re
cepts 553 bales; stock S.22a. -
SaNamnah: sept csin,e 7 bass. esports coastSiss
49s: sales. 4O1: stock 20 $50 80
New-Orleans Sept 23-Cotton steader; middling s3sc
midding. Ice; good ordinary 6sc receipts $685.
bales; sales 2,C00 stock, 1851
Houston Sept 23-Cotton easy; middling, 1-16c low
middling 1ec; receipts 1888 bales; shipments 1864
sales, IFS; stock SO 902.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, Sept 23.-The offerings at the wool auction
sales numbered IA $50 bales including S bales
Punta Arenas which sold readily at 10 cent advance
demand good and chiefly from the home
the Continent. Merinos secured sold well.
comprised offerings all sold
a steady Cape of Good Hope and Natal
readily absorbed Following the sales In deta New
bales secured. 5i.dI1s sid;
4a1Ol2d Queensland, 100 bales secured. 1lb.dG1s sd
Victoria. 200 bales; secured 5sdq1s Sad greasy. 32G
South Australia bales secured. 10d greasy,
4q1O1.d. West Australia, 800 bales greasy 4GsI9d.
Zealand. bales; secured. 51.dg1s sid:
3t,QSisd. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 100 bales:
4dM1s 5i2d 5isG5s4d Punta Arenas
bales; greasy, 3&T5&d
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
ERIE RAILROAD

Through New York. OF Chambers ST.
as follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d 81:
900 a. Uaiy.-Solid train for Buffalo D.
BnghamtOn, Waverly. Eiulira and Bradford Coaches
parlor and cafe dining Buffalo.
9.15 a. m--Daily except Sundays. Bfnghamton
Owego. waverly. Eirnfra and Delaware Valley Points
Pullman Paror Car Daily Port Jervis Monticello
Pullman Parlor Cars.
$50 .. Datlv-Chcaso Limited-Fase Mafl-Sclid
train 70 Chicago arriving 20 m Arr Cleveland 10
Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dnirg Car
80 p. Daily Buffalo and Cleveland E,xpress.-Arr
Bumao fOo Bradford f2n Jamestown 100. Youngstown
1927 a Cleveland 1870 .. m Sieepers 10
OIL City and Cleveland. Cafe
9.15 m. Daily SOLID train for Binchar1ton
Emra Chicago. seepers Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining Car
'y'1cKFsr5 LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 112- PSI. 800 nd I159
Broadway l5I East 12ath ST and 2I3 West 12sth St.
Chambers and West 23d ST ferries New York. S33 and
$50 Fulton St 9s Broadway Brooklyu; 122 River ST.
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co. calls Tor and checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

cotton closed quiet with quotations Lice lower
m, n1sls o, sac for niddling upland she
;.jss-n sales sso bales Southern spot markets
:. s,spheo az follows Sew-Orleans stesder. unchanged
rt..sse6 Mobile quiet unchanged 7Ac: Savannah
unchanged 77sc: Charleston firm unchanged at
c Wilmington hrrr unchanged Norfolk firm
s $3.50 at s1c; Baltimore nominal, 1-1ec lower at
augusta steady, l-32c lower. 1916; St
Ss ellef unchanged Lice Estimated receipts
rsr- Tor tomorrow. 300 $500 bales.
Tes VITA 4Gl1 actual and % S74 actual
AZ Houaon Tor tc 2l.5o 10 % 600 bales
last year. ~ ' 9h' anu go" '''eS ~a'
eips Of cotton the ports and interior points
tonparec WITH the last and
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

prices 1-16l lower American middlinE fair
SID: good middling. 90 3d. mddng. 4Ssd low mid
ding 8 32d good ordinary, 32d; ordinary, 2i-S2d
The of the day 10Oo bales of which 500 were
export and included e0Go American.
Receipts 6OOo bales including $500 American Futures
closed quiet but steady: American mid
ding September 30 64ai 3l-64d sellers; Oc;o-
her c. 4 64d4 2i-64d Sellers October and Novsn-
ber 1964q4 20-64d sellers; November and December.
lI64d buyers; December and January 16 64d4 1f646
February. sellers.
February March, 64as sellers; and
April 1T64d sellers; April and May, T64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. 23-Fiour quiet but Arm; best patent
spring 81 25Gs4 5o bakers straights spring s4as4 %
spring. So 25qs3 best family winter SO 1884; patent
winter 81 259s4 5o clear So 50as3 IS: cracker -four
scarce: No Northern 141sc; winter offerings light
No 2 red 751xc; No 1 white, I6isc Corn-Dull; No .
yellow. 62c; No he; No do s1l.c: No vel
low 62isc: No yellow. 6lA Oats strong No white
i0G40i4c: No white 39%ci No mixed, 31Ac: No 3
mixed 37Ic. Barley unsettled fancy Western. 64d65c
Rye-No .. SIC Canal freights steady; wheat. 2izc;
corn. size; oats. 2L.c % New-York
Chicago Sept. 23.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits remains quiet and uninerestng
at old prices Rosn. and pitch were also quiet and
TAR-Regulars 81 %: do. oil bbls 81 10.
SPIRITS TURPFNTINE-3 a 136s4c.
ROSIN-Common to good strained. 81 40; p, 81 30; r.
81 80: F. s55 G. 81 60, H. 81 So 81 75; x. 81 10; NJ
81 80: N So 05: W c. So 45; w w, So 90.
STOCK ON HAND.
ftosln
Spirits turpentiqe. 1939 bps
Charleston. Sept 23.Turpentine dull; nothing doing
Rosin firm and unchanged. 49,,
savannah Sept 23.Ssprs turpentine 337sc;
receipts $50 bbs sales 1888 exports. zoo Rosin firm
receipts 2759 bbls; sales. exports 3,6TT quotea
A. b. and D. 81; E. 81 o5 F. 81 TO- q. 81 10; H. 81 -
So 30.
Wilmington, Sept 23-Spirts turpenne steady, 80
receipts, AZ bbs Rosn-Nohing doing receipts 6%o
bbs Crude turpentine quiet and steady $la$1 go re
ceipts. SO bhls. Tar firm 81 50; receipts, 100 bols
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A. NJ. End sc5 p NJ Daily except Sundays {,
Prsfeid and North Adams. Saturdays only, g 45
p II; Sundays only. OF A.
Pullman Cars sN through
Trains Illuminated with Piatsch
Ticket Offices at if3 sSf. az 1918
Union So w. 27s Columbus Ave. West 125th ST.
125th and iSsth Ct York. nd IoS
Fulton St.. 100 Broadway E. d. Brooklyn
Service BSerage checked from hotel residence BY
Westcott Exrress Compcry.
p. s BLODGETT GEORGE ri. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

IN @ ExchAnse special Liverpool cabIes-spot cotton
export ia, i.ro.; sses oooo bales: speculation and
,isi ie4d Sse epsna: 10 Futures orened quiet
s,ssss a,..,er1g, srsgeeneer m 4sls; October
-5; az D.eenahe January January-Febary ard y-atr
tle11s. March-Apri lis Apri-Nay lib.
FIr.es yarns nu.et and cloths quiet bur steady
AonrS nS.cn AND NEAI<-In sympathy with grain the
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
Railroads

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTIaNpT STREETS
1s The leaving time from DeSbrosses and
Cortinndt Streets 4. ave minute. later than
thnt given below for Fwenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
60 a. VI; FAST MIELimissd to Two Buffet Paror
q 10 Chicago. No coaches TO Pittsburg-
S F1sE sNTEs0uTE f4EDPSa.. an4 Glsvssaa
DaRs csssana Tosda aaa
Sa 81 h@Ss iaaiaaaSs'
asS II 4: sT LOUIS Sin:Hs sESSsFFREss-For p.,,.surs
wEsTERS ExPREsF0r & asss P'a's Chicago For
'S Pac1FTe ssh%e' PlGss ci ri..surs and
Connects n9sys @ ssy 1seSt ya an valley
pi1bI ,.v.AsS AA1 S,sI SNSTNsATh T c
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
- %, s25 s5S 1910 Desbrosses and cOrandt Streets
fD;,, f129 Dining Car, 1o55 Dining Csrl a. M ~ IS
22o e g 'onrressionsi Lin all Psrior and psnn:
ssS oinds sandsy cas ss 8 sDi0lss io5s inn sE
an z pi1Ias e'55 cars5 s DHins csi'
soUTgERS RAm1waT,&E;sp'ress SIS. AS 70 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express sss m. and s.cs
sEAsoARn AIR LINE RaILwAY,-"Frorida and Metro
9 9oitan Limited l255 daily Express II 10 night
NoRF9aK oT5 Sas SND wEsTERN sAILwAT-For Memphis
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAII.wAY--s55 a m and ASS
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-T-5s . II
,week-days and S.55 Y. m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a m and 2.53 ,. weekdays
Sundays I.55 Il Through Vestibuled Trains Ru1s.
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Parior
smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sunday.
rAPE MAY.-125 55 m. weekdays.
f points on New York and Long Branch Railroad iron
west Twentv-third Stree. sration) ss5 m. i:io.
2s 40 455 end 6e5 sundays . p a = n; *
500 p m from DeshrOsses and Cortlandt Sreets) 500
a. m - 90 $50 $40. 4.2O. $40 and 100 Sun
Gays. 3 70 a. m. BIS D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o. tpssbrosses md Cortandt Streets SOD I2S ISS
SO 500. e.25 pS5 Penna. Lmitsi) 1910 (Desorosses
ana Cortandt Streets 10 2 Dining Carl loSS (Dtnn
CoFtandt Streets. 20 255 s25. s55 4.25 80. DIN
ing carr 4J5 Dining Carl Dining 80 s2o.
500, D 25 12. 10 night. Sundays. & 10. $50 tnN
cOsclesl SO $50 9eJ 955 O1mitedl 9 80 1Oa5 tptr-
ing carr m, 1885 Dining Csr). Los Dining car.
80 800, Az Dining Carr, ass Dining carr; o'oo
Dining carr T-55 s - S.5J a.35 IL 10 night
Ticket offices Nos 4ft t1o6 1854 Ill and PSI Broadway
Is2 Fifth Ayenue (below 23d St) Astor House: West
Twenty-thir Street Station and stations foot OF pe-
ton Street 9S Broadway Pennsylvania Annex sta
tlon, Brooklyn; Station Jersey City. tn. New YORK
transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotes and residences through to destination.
Telephone el4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Raflroad Cab Service.
]. B. HUTCHINSON. T. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
BALTIMORE E. eHI0 RAllR0lD
WEST SHORE RAIL ROAD.

Trains leave Franklin York d.
lows. and is min later 42d 81. r.
- 10 A. M-F'or Intern points Albany & Mont'l
tlo:3o A M--Saratoga and Buffalo
l:2o A Nd Lake Mohonk and CatskilI Mtu Exn-a.,
1900 p M--Chicago Express.
.33:23 M-CSnt Lin for Detroit, Chi & St Lou,A
.6:l5 M-For Roch-. Bucalo. Cleved & Chicago.
- ;i5 p M--For Roch.. Buffalo, Detroit & IIoutz
'e:l5 p M.-For Syra-, Roch.. Mag Falls De a C-b.
'Daiy. tDaIy. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklvn An
No. I f1o:t5 A NJ: a p NJ Leave
Jersey City =. r r. sta. No i1I:2O A NJ: No
AT 1889 p NJ fple tables principal
Baggage checked m hotel residence westcotts Ex
s BLODGFTT. C E IAMRFPT
GenI superintendent Genl Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

coTIoNThe market for cotton futures opened steady
IN tone with prices 36 points lower latter being in
sympathy with weak LIVERPOOL cables. Imrnedia
after call bullish feeling developed local pit
and outside buying orders made
responded 10 this readily and by
were back 10 the closing bids of Saturday,
nm nm ASIDE from the cable advices there little
Nhlch 70 base bear opinions. The
phenomenally light nearly In South
another cold have it's appearance
"a me Northwest trade reports very satisfactory
pt markets in the South holding their export
aklngs ana clesrances Increasing
fork stock again lost 1000 bales. reports
aasdy euli.sh. and estimates for yield
suHered from further pruning. But vas
zane and bull leadership Of Importance lacking
spers took prohts around .1Sc January. the
s sfternoon the market displayed disposition
eare on some IN the absence of continued
tei,'ssion houses Generally favorable the
ost tended tempora rily check buying although
ne forecast Indicated colder
,n rear that to-nor-ow's weekly report
De publish held enthusiastic bears
session Private cables declared the European
oearish the good and in
teceaps from this out The market finally
sasIy steady ir Ioa13 points lower having
ec heavily IN the hour under room liuuida-
r <ha Scnfhe selling for short
RAM OF contract prices market TODAY
was " - ~ ~ 1a'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

a DVEEIiSEMENTs ant SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The Tribune
received at the- Uptown Once. l. o4c Broadvav
20 door north OF
neuts received the following at rex17.
once rates until : O'Clock p m.
23d-sL 15c esh-avs.. coz. East: Macys - A.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24
Rairoaos
new JERSEY CENTRAL,
ibertv S. and Ferry time South Ferry five
r,rutes earlier below, as
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

FOR PHILADELPHlA.
t730. 800. 80 90. 1000 Ill 30 A
81 20 t3 co $40 taco. HsoO $50. 90 200 ~ al
$500 yte.2 .25 Z. NJ. 'lct ldt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
f.4so $500. 1000, I'll 30 A. NJ. tIoo. 'lso IS 40
800, 100 p M, .f2.l5 mdt.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Rector St
Point Pleasant, 1000 A. NJ, 100 "a A. 80
P NJ Through to Long Branch 500 P. NJ. Sundays
through Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ. 500 p NJ
Offices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry 1l3 col 4s4.
1900 1884 1s2 5th Av.. i31 9th 2o Union So
West. 5s East I255h ST. 273 West 125th St PAS Cour-
bus Av York; Court ST. Fulton ST
Brooklyn ss Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York Trans
calls for and checks BAGGAGE to destination
day. Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay CHRISTOPHER Stx
Is-Oo A M-Eor Binsaanton. Syracuse and Utica
sv-oo a. M--For Buffalo and
~ Noon-For Utica. Osweso and Buffalo.
.l23o P M.-Fcr Water Gap Pocoro-
slio r. M-For buffalo and Chicago
Is.vO z Sl-For Scranton Plyrnouth-BureS.
-elO =. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
.sa3 p M-For Utica. Oswego. Ithaca and Buffalo
-.Vo A M-For Buffalo and Chicago Throu-a
Seepers. open p. NJ 'S
Tickets at 4s9. usS. lis Broadway. So Lafaye;,s Pl
30 30 9th ave-, igS w lbs St. IL Park Pi. N T.. ana
DAILY Except Sunday tsaturiay only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-Cofee market steady
good Santos 4s4o0 receipts 81 900 bales stock
1lsooo0- Hamburg-Cofee market opened y pfenn
lower: 2;30 unchanged; sales, 5000 bags
Havre-CoTee market opened irregular. Ad1a fran,
over; IL m. unchanged; 3 p. irregular, az
vanced .qie franc: $50 p. unchanged 4 fran
sales.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

RioCoffee market steady; No Rio, $500 exchange.
sisd receipts 21 600 bags; cleared for the United
stses 1900; cleared for Europe 900;
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee
New-York tribune., 1901-09-24

of breadstuffs interior points in thousands
t0o0) omitted -four bb!s, grain bush as
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-31
STORIES on ZEE sTREET.
OskaIoOsa People are Talking AboutIt
on Every Corner.

1t is sometimes an easy matter to
fool the public, but youscan't keep it
up very long. They are sure to find
you out, andl every time man is
fooled another skeptic is made.
Skeptieism is allowable when read
ing in home newspaper about Some
incident occurring in California or
Maine, butsthe circumstances are en-
tirely different when it refers to
some one right here at home, friends
and neighbors, people you know,
whom you can see and with whom
you can talk it over. This is the
kind ofevidence atthe back Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. Home statements by
home people and the astonishing
local work they have been doing has
caused more talk among our citizens
than the doings of any other modern
wonder. Read the following:
Mr.. j. w. Armstrong, of COS South
Second street, painter and paper
hanger, says: "My kidneys bother
ed me for some time, shown by
heavy pain settling in the small of
my back, and at u certain position
while at work l felt it severely. 1t
caught me when l rose from sitting
and gave me inconvenience at all
times. l went to Blakeslee Bros.
drug store for Doan's Kidney Pills
and their use!resulted in speedy and
complete relief from the pain. You
can always count on me endorsing
Doan's Kidney Pills.'
Sold byi all druggists. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N, Y. Sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute. DIV
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-31
SHORT SPECIALS.

President Roosevelt was 4&years old Sum
day.
John Harris convict in Sing Sing, has
inherited $1,000.
Germany is skeptical over the benefit Of
the Pan-Ame rican congress in Mexico.
Mss Henrietta Tlce, of Chicago, wants to
raise $4,000 for a monument to CzoIgosZ.
John Redmonds mission to the United
States causes uEeaslLeSs in the British
press.
The steamships Camparla and Lucania,
10 miles apart, communicated by wireless
telegraph
Cardinal Gibbons paid a visit to the white
house Saturday and had a long talk with
the president.
Mrs. Helma Buch, said to be worth $780,
GOO, was found dead in her North side apart
mentS in Chicago.
The Waldeck- Rousseau ministry has won
added strength by ayerting strike of &c.,
900 French miners.
Secretary Long confirms the report that
Rear Admiral CrowninshieId will be given
the European station.
Prince Alert set a new pacing record for
geldings by making mile on the new
Billings track at Memphis in 2:OO%.
The Chicago drainage canal case is not
likely to be reached at the present sitting
Of the United States supreme court
The French minister Of marine at the
launching Of the new cruiser Leon Gam
BETA predicted an unrivaled navy for
France.
By new French invention in multiple
telegraphy l6 Simultaneous messages are
transmitted on the same wire and are re-
celyed by an equal number of operators
without confusion.
Rev. J. J. Crowley, of Oregon. H., refused
TO retract charges against ChiCago clergy
within the time specified by an order from
Rome under pain Of communication for
failure, and is thus expelled as d member
of the Catholic church.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-31
M'KINLEY MEMORIAL.
Association Having in Charge Erec-
ton of Arch at Washington Is
sues an Address.

Washington, Oct. 28.-The William
Mckinley National Memorial Arch as
socia ton has issued this statement to
the public:
president Mckinley's memory is en-
shrined in the hearts Of his Countrymen.
But their unexampled affection demands
expression in a material memorial, ma
tional in character, to be erected at the
national capital, the scene of his greatest
labors and achievements. The William Nc
kinley National Memorial Arch association
has been incorporated under the laws of
the District of Columbia to meet this de-
sire by the erection Of a national memorial
arch in honor Of President Mckinley in
the city of Washington by national popu-
lar subscription. President Roosevelt has
accepted honorary membership in the as
ISOLATION.
at Is proposed TO place the memorial
arch preferably at the Washington APP
prOach to the memorial bridge across the
Potomac connecting Washington with Ar
lington, which President Mckinley ear
nestly desired and recommended to con-
gress as a monument TO American patri-
otism.
Contributors 10 its fund will be made
members of the William Mckinley Ma
tional Memorial Arch association. The
treasurer, Hon. Lyman ]. Gage, secretary
Oh the treasury OF lNt Onlteu SldteSI WASH
ington, D. c., will receive all contribu-
tions and will forward certificates of mem
bership to all contributors. Contributions
OF money may be handed to postmasters,
managers of telegraph, telephone and ex-
press offices or deposited with banks or
other financial Institutions and newspa-
pers. They are hereby authorized and re-
quested to receive and transmit contribu-
lions to the treasurer. The association
heartily invites and confidently expects
the cooperation OF governors of states and
territories, the mayors of cities and all
other public officials, of the press of the
country, of the churches, colleges and
schools, and of all organized cities, and re-
quests that they will take Immediate ac-
ton to promote its objects by making and
securing subscriptions. All communica-
tons except remlttances should be ad-
dressed to Thomas F. Walsh, secretary,
Washington, d. c.
THE association Is in entire sympathy
with the proposition to erect a suitable
memorial to the late president at his grave
in (lantOD a
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-31
CASTRO'S MEN ROUTED.
Government Forces In Venezuela
Suffer Defeat i'm the State of
DermudeX.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Oct. 2S.-Mu-
noz Tebar, a Venezuelan revolutionary
aspirant for the presidency, received
cable dispatch reporting the COM
plete routing of Gen. Castro's forces
at Maturin, state of Bermudez, after
a siN-hours' fight, with heavy losses
on both sides. Castrois forces, accord
ing to this dispatch, withdrew, leaving
the insurgents in possession of the
city and vicinity. The revolutionists
are said to have captured the gem
eral commanding the government
forces, a number of other. prisoners
and a quantity of ammunition. This
victory. Tebar says, indicates that the
whole eastern country is under arms.
It is believed that the insurgents en-
gagged in this fight consisted in part
of those making up the expedition
which recently left Trinidad.
Port Of Spain; Trinidad, OctSRs.-It is
reported here that the Venezuelan rev.
olutionists are fighting President Cas-
tro's troops near Barcelona and in the
state of Bolivar. No details have been
received.
Gen. MontilIa has collected COO Vene-
zuelan revolutionists near Barquesi-
meto. They are well armed. Gen. Cas-
tillo has raised another revolutionary
force at Coro and has plenty of arms.
They will endeavor to meet Castro's
troops as soon as possible.
The Venezuelan consul here received
Saturday from President Castro this
dispatch: eve have captured all. the
arms and the revolutionists along the
Guarapiche. Gems. Rivas and Canas.
with their forces, have surrendered"
Washington. Oct. 2S.-ConsuI Cen
eral Gudger, at Panama, in a dispatch
to the state department, dated Octo-
Der "A, says a report has reached him
that, at TumacO, the liberals have cap
tured the Moro which commands the
entrance to the city and have sur
rounded the government troops sta
toned in the city. An effort has been
made to relieve the troops, but to no
purpose, and il is expected that the
city will soon be taken.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-31
GREEN 4 BENTLEY DEus Co.
Hive Inspected,

Lady Commander Nelson, of Chi
cago, state commander of the ladies
of the Maccabees, was in the city last
Friday evening for the purpose of
inspecting the local hive.
The members of the local lodge,
K. o. 7. M. succeeded in giving the
ladies a nice little surprise, for after
the hive had been inspected the
ladies were informed that lunch
was in waiting for them, and pro
ceeded to serve the same forthwith.
The ladies desire to thank the
Knights for their kindly thoughtful-
ness in providing the refreshments,
which were especially acceptable at
that hour.