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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11
POGO rGSpGtO
d la memOria
de Nn gran COmpatrlOta
El Inspector de EscueIas de Guaya-
ma contraria ell sentimiento de
los puertorriquenos.

FL senior Luis Nenegas nos inform6
aver del patri6tico acuerdo del Ayun-
tamiento de Guayama, que dedico un
dia de duelo para honrar la memoria
del gran Hostos
Y es claro, aquel pueblo respondi6
mo habfa de responder, i la iniciativa
del Ayuntamiento. Y 10 que es mas.
Extranjeros respetuosos Y amantes de
nuestro pals por 10 tanto de las glo-
rias puertorriquenas, pusieron q me-
dia asta las banderas de sus reSpecti-
vas naciones.
Pero las banderas americanas de la
Colecturfa y del cuartel de la policfa,
permanecieron izadas hasta ell tope.
Perfectamente. Pero 10 ins6lito es
10 que sigue.
La bandera de la casa escuela fu6
puesta a media asia, Y a POGO un senior
Inspector ordeno que Sc pusiera al
tope.
Ell sentimiento p1blico debe respe-
tarse. iQui6n paga q los empleados
Gle la Colecturfa la policfa insular
qui6n 4 los del Departamento de ms
trucci6ul El pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Y ese pueblo anna 4 sps grandes hom-
bres.
de modo, que los tales empleados,
strvidores de ese pueblo que les man
tiene, no debieran en- modo alguno
contrariar los sentimientos del pueblo
puertorriqueno 8 presentar su renuncia
y marcharse con viento fresco 81 es
que no les agradan las determinacio-
nes del pals.
Asf no Sc CANA la estimacion p1bli-
ca, y, por otrs parte, Sc ponen barre
ras la buena amistad que debe exis-
tir entire hijos del pals norte-ameri-
canos.
Porque tambi6n hariamos muy bien
los puertorriquenos en- desdenar las
glorias norte-americanas, case de que
aqui todas las autoridades imitaran ell
desmedrado criterio de ese Inspector
clio, ignorante acaso de 10 que signiti-
ca para todos los pueblos honrar de-
bidamente la memoria de sus mas illus
tres hijos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

'r,Preparaci6n &c Wampole" y SIN
ella uinguna es legitima. Els tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos y curativos del
Acoite de IIigado de Bacalao Puro,
luo extraemos directamente de los
higados frescos del bacalao, combina-
dos con Jarabe de Hipofosftos Com
puesto, EItractos de Malta y Cere-
20 Silvestre. Tomada antes de las
oomidas, aumenta ell apetito, ayuda
/ Ia digestion, enriquece la sangre
con clementos rojos Y reconstituyer-
tes Y vuelve los placeres y tareas
del mundo 4 muchos que habian
pcrdido va toda esperanto. Gel
professor DR.. Adrian de Garay, de
Mexico, dice: Con buen exito he u
sado la Preparation de Wampole en-
los An6micos, Clor6ticos, Pal1dicos,
en- Ia neurastenia en- otras enfer-
medades que dejap al ORGANISING de-
bill y la sangre empobrecida, y los
enfermos Sc han vigorizado J au.
mentado en- peso" Basta una bo
tella para convencerse. Efcaz desdi
Ia primera d6sis. "Nadie sufre ~
-sengafo con esta." En- las Botic
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11
MEzCLA EN- UNA IMPRENTA

In compaginador de Arkansas (Es-
tados Unidos) al compaginar el peri6-
dico 4 la carrera, los otros dias, mez-
clio un anuncio de un matrimonio, con
el de una tienda de where's y con mo-
two de clio, Sc veia un anuncio en- di-
cho periodico que decIa:
CJuan Brown y Aida Gray Sc unie-
ron en- un cuarto de barril.1
SMr. Brown es un bien conocido
joven bacalao & 10 C. la libra, mientras
que Miss Gray tiene unos bonitos pies
de puerco, que seran vendidos mas ba-
ratio que en- cualquier otra parte de la
ciudad. ,
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0trO inCendiO en- Ponce
P0r no pagar GI aFbitriO del
aqua han SidO dGnunCiadaS
ALI VariaS perSORas.
En- el barrio "Portugues" cami.
no de Adjuntas, sera estableci.
da una escuela.
(De maestro correspomsaD

Setbre. 9.-Podemos dar hoy un in
forme exacto acerca del aseguro de Ia
casa, establecimiento Y muebles de
don Manuel Gorgas, quemados en- la
madrugada del lines.
La casa estaba asegurada en- 200
doltar8. La tienda en- 500 dollars.
En- total 2 600 dollars.
A las tres de la madrugada de hoy
hubo otro incendio en- la calle de la
Nlrtud. Sc quem6 una casa terrera
de MADEIRA de don Juan Castell Los
bomberos acudieron en- cuanto Sc di6
ell toque de fuego; pero no pudieron
eyltar que la casa referida Sc quemase:
lograron que ell fuego quedara locali-
zado ella, no propagandose por las
casas contiguas.
Sc nos informa que la casa quemada
estaba asegurada en- cantidad de 500 4
1000 pesos.
FL senior CasteIl ha' sido detenido.
La Operaci0n quirurgica practicada
por los doctores Villaronga, Coro-
mas, Suarez Y Torres en- la sonora Pal
mleri de Torres consistio en- la extirpa-
cl6n de un tumor inferno. La senora
Palmieri Sc halla en- delicadisimo es-
tado, en- virtud del case q que ha teui-
do que someterse: aunque los m6dicos
trabajan mucho por salvarla.
Sc nos informa que han sido denun-
cladas a los JuzgadOs de Paz varias
persOnas por falta dc pago de arbitriO
de plumas de aqua en- las casas.
Ell proximo domingo tendra lugar
la tercera function lfrico-dramatico por
el cuadro de afcionados que Sc ha for
mado en- esta ciudad.
Con respecto al robo de prendas de
que fu6 vfctima tltimamente la familia
del sefor Enrique Ramery, Sc nos in
forma hoy que ell se1or Ramery ha po-
dido averlguar que cierto muchacho
yendio dichas prendas parte de elias
a una senora de aqui, por mediaci6n
de una mujer del pueblo que esta de-
tenida. FL muchacho no ha sido ha-
bido a1n.
Deseamos que Sc aclare perfecta-
mente todo 10 relative este singular
robo, por la estimaci6n en- que tene-
mos al senor Ramery.
La fabrica dc cigarrillos de la Playa
de esta ciudad ha reojbido 1ltimamente
una cantidad de relojes de orc, para
obsequiar con ellos sus marchantes
al por mayor, regalando un reloj a
cada marchante por Glen cajas.
Pr6ximamente partira para San
Juan ell DR. Resell, terminado el pc
ri6do de vacaciones escolares, durante
ell cual ha dirijido una escuela noctur-
ma en- esta ciudad.
Sc halla en- Guayama, ell senor F6-
lix Limo Rivera, que ha lido aquel
pueblo en- diligencias particulares.
Un vecino de Ponce posee las en- al
turas del pueblo de Barros una propie-
dades agricola de Glen cuerdas. Co
mo no le produce NADIA, Y tiene que
pagar las contribuciones, hoy Sc que
jaba de clio & un amigo.
Este lie diio: ~regalasela al gobierno
para una estaci6n naval.o
Sc nos informa que para ell pr6ximo
curse escolar Sc establecera una Es-
cuela en- el barrio Portuguese de Ad-
iuntas, carretera de aquel pueblo 4
esta ciudad Antes no habfa Escuela
en- dicho barrio.
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ImpOrtantG rGViStd
IiteTaTia VenezOIana

I'll CQJo Uuytrado, de Caracas, ha
llegado hoy nuestra mesa de rcdac-
ci6n.
Trae dicha revista profusi6n de gra-
bados y texto literario en- que aparecen
las frmas de distinguidos poetas IL
teratos de Sur America.
Digna de la p6blica protection en-
nuestro pals, es Ia interesante reyista
literaria a que aludimos Y de la cual es
agente en- San Juan nuestro amigo ell
senor Jose Labrador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11
A Los PRoPIETARlos

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen reoibos para
.obros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas de demandGS.
"a la Correspondence de Puerto Rico.
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La Guayra, Agosto. Sc arroi6 al
aqua, de q bordo del vapor espanol
Manuel Calgo, ell senor Giovanni Be
llo, que venfa como pasajero de terce-
ra clase, de Geneva para La Guaira.
FL Captain orden6 inmediatamente que
dos marinos Sc lanzaran al mar: pero
resultaron infrutuosos sus esfuerzos Y
la fal1a que pasaba por aquel lugar,
recogi6 4 POGO Ell cadaver de Bello Y 4
los dos marineros y los condujo 4 bor-
do del vapor espanoI.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peFiodico viejo q % quintal,
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PARA FAMILlA9

CraAernos talonarios para 81 layadO de
opa durante sells meses, Sc vendsn en- "La
gorrespondsneiR de Puerto Rioo".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico viejo a 30 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11
Ell JuradO que debia
dlCtaminar en- 81 aSuntO pOr
abuses en- 0bras pdbIiCas en-
Mayaguez, no pudO pOnsrSG de
aCuGrdO J fu6 diSueItO.
OTRH VISTA PUBLICA I'M
PORTANTE.
Un incendio ha destruido tres
casas en- Cabo Rojo.
OTRA VISTA PUBLICA I'M

de maestro correaponsal)

Esta mafiana sc vic en- juicio por ju-
RADIO la causa seguida contra Carlos
Wives Y Font por atentado contra la
vida de Jes1s Duran
Presidia ell Sr. Gonzalez Darder. -
Fiscal Torres Grau. Defensor Hidalgo
Declararon como testigos Miguel
Clavel, Demetrio Cruz, Salvador Cas-
tillo y Enrique Pima como perito
Despues de los debates ell Jurado Sc
retro deliberar y baj6 al POGO ratio
cor un Yeredicto en- que reconocian al
acusado culpable lie aggression.
Esta manana recibi6se aqui la noti-
cia de que anoche Sc habfan quemado
3 casas en- ell vecino poblado de Cabo
ROio para donde salio ell Lcdo Amill
como Fiscal Sustituto.
DE las casas quemadas solo habfa
una asegurada y las existencias de una
pulperia que estaba en- otra de elias.
Ell fuego sali6 de una panaderia que
habfa en- ell patio de una de las casas
no aseguradas.
Apesar de que <La Voz de la Patrias
sali6 ante-ayer rectihcando la noticia
que le df de que va estaba bien ell Sr.
Cabassa, Alcalde de esta ciudad ase-
gurando que ese dia tenia 40 Y pico
grades de calentura, aver tuve ell gus
to de yer dicho senor en- ell iuicio
oral.
El jurado que habfa de resolver aver
la causa del Sr. Osvaldo Baez estuvo
reunido hasta las II de la noche a cuya
hora fu6 disuelto porque no pudo po-
nerse de acuerdo.
va 10 dec1a yo en- mis- notas de aver
que me temia ESQ.
Manana Sc vera ante Jurado tam
bi6n la segunda causa seguida contra
don Osvaldo Baez acusado de otra de-
fraudaci6n q los fondos Municipales
siendo su defensor ell Letrado don Al
fredo Arnaldo.
Ell Honorable Attorney General es-
ia en- esta ciudad desde aver tarde
presenci6 parte del juicio de aver
todo ell de esta mafana.
Tambi6n esta aqui nuestro amigo
Mr. Lutz, digno Segundo jefe de la po-
licia Insular a quien tuve Ell gusto de
saludar
Los aficionados de aquf estan ensa-
yando ell grandioso drama <La Muerte
Civil0 que probablemente pondran en-
escena ell pr6ximo domingo.
Anoche no lego aquf ell paquete de
correspondence iPorqu6I
Sc dice que mafIana tomara possession
de Ia Acadia ell Sr. Cabassa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

El Intervention, j. DecAoetdens.-
Vo. Bo. El Sub-Gobernador, Solsr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

Sc dice que mafiana tomara possession
de Ia Acadia ell Sr. Cabassa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

Anoche no lego aqui ell paquete de
correspondence iPorqu6!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11
I'm itaIianO Sc auoj6 al mar en-
ell puerto de Ia Guayra y Pc
reCi6.

Era pasajero del eManuel
CalVo.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

Los afcionados de aquf estan ensa-
yando ell grandioso drama <La Muerte
Civil0 que probablemente pondran en-
escena Ell pr6ximo domingo.
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Aver

Temperature maximR Sg2 ,
ia mtnima &C s
Llurta %
Media normal de lluYla II
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Total. -. 8. 294, 657 95
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

FL jurado que habfa de resolYer aver
la causa del Sr. Osvaldo Baez estuvo
reunido hasta las IL de la noche a cuya
hora fu6 disuelto porque no pudo po-
nerse de acuerdo.
Va 10 decfa yo en- mis- notas de aver
que me temia ESQ.
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PASIVO

Total " 3. 294, 657 %
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Setbre. 9.-Podemos dar hoy un in
forme exacto acerca del aseguro de Ia
casa, establecimiento muebles de
don Manuel Gorgas, quemados en- la
madrugada del lines.
La casa estaba asegurada en- POO
dollars. La tienda en- 500 dollars.
En- total 2 900 dollars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-11

Tambi6n esta aqui nuestro amigo
Mr. Lutz, digno Segundo jefe de la po-
licia Insular a quien tuve ell gusto de
saludar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
FOUND BRUISED AND BLEEDING
Young Man Picked Up Along RaiIroas
Tracks in Sorry Plight.

Winthrop, April 17.-Unconcious and
bleeding from bad cut in the back
of the head, a young man was found
this morning a mile east of here along
the Illinois Central tracks. He is q
stranger, about 20 years old, and the
only clue to his identity is the name
of Frank Wood, written in an account
book found in his pocket. 1t is believed
he is from Minnesota. A letter bearing
the address, Mrs. Walter Butler, st.
Paul. Mimi" was found in his pocket.
The foreman of the fence gang founsl
the injured man about 8 o'clock this
morning. He was sorry looking
sight, covered with blood, and laying
at the side of the tracks. He was still
breathing and was loaded on the fore-
mans handcar and brought to the no.
tel here. He is still unconscious
though the physician. attending him
thinks he will recover. A trained
nurse is in attendance and the patient
is receiving all the care he could re-
ceive If at his home and among his rel
atives.
The only hurt seems to be deep and
long cash across the back of the head.
The superstition is that he fell from
one Of the early morning trains, land
ing on his head. He could not have
been lying long before being discover
ed as the blood had not badly clotted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
ATTEMPTED MURDER
Tom Clay, a Negro With White Wife,
Gets Into a Serious Difficulty at
Iowa City.


Special to mes-Republican.
Iowa City, April 17.-Tom Clay, q
negro with white wife who has been
run out of Des Moines, Marshalltown
and other cities, lies in the Johnson
county Jail under charge Of assault
with intent to commit murder. If he is
not tried for this offense, he and his
wife will be warned to leave the city
by the authorities.
Clay. together with Charles Bell and
William Boone, two colored compatri-
OTIS, had been identified by Officer Bur-
nett as the three assaiants Of James
Sullivan, a West Liberty horse buyer
Sullivan was found by the officer un-
conscious on Washington, bleeding
from brass-nuckle assaults OF the col
ored trio. Officer Burnett arrived just
in time to arrest the colored assail-
ants. Sullivan was taken to the uni
versity hospital. where he still lies.
Surgeon j. G. Mueller bandaged his
wounds and sewed up the gashes made
by the knuckles.
The trouble between Clay and Sui
Ivan arose out Of a prior transaction
in which there was difference be-
tween the colored man and his wife and
Sullivan, as conclusion of which Sui
livan had rough and tumble fight
ending in the vanquishment Of the
Clays.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
a Lincoln Anecdote.

Much that is going on in the politica
world recalls an incident of the genera
election which resulted in making
Abraham Lincoln president, relates the
New York Times.
Twas in Vermont, then, as now, anc
always. what is known as republican
only then the prefix "black" was In
variably added by those mot So
There was a mass meeting in one OF
the smaller towns. Two or three
speakers. all of them of the immediate
neighborhood, had delivered their tes-
timony In favor of Lincoln. One q
will call him Jim Blake') was speak
ing, and over and over again referred
to the candidate as Honest Old Abe.
At q pause in his speech, ito wipe his
heated brow" tom Haines," sitting
on a rail fence across from the speaker
quietly remarked:
Jim, tell the boys why you call him
Honest Old Abe -
Blake undertook to establish the
claim to the title with it's specific add
jective. Then he stopped. The ques-
ton was repeated with emphasis on
"Why?" Again Blake went over the
usual, natural, and very appropriate
reasons. when he was stopped by
Haines.
"Oh, know all that. but just tell the
boys why you call him Honest Old
Abe?' y
well" replied Blake, 81 don't know
any other reasons than those have
ALREADY given"
"Ah. thought So" said Haines.
"Shall tell the boys?"
. Yes. If you know better than I do
ITO distinguish him from all the rest
OF the party"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
AMEs DEFEATS CEDAR RAPIDS
State College Team Makes Good Show.
ing in First Game.
CnnnlnI N On

State College Team Makes Good Show.
ing in First Game.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames. April 1.-THE Cedar Rapids
Baseball League met with defeat in a
lege baseball park Wednesday after
noon, by score of to g, in the pres
ence OF nearly 500 people.
There were to be two games. one to
be played on the proceeding day. but
was postponed on account of heavy
wind and rain. The game was antici-
pated to be warm one, but the II. s.
c." seemed to have walk-away. The
day was fair, and altho heavy rain
fell the night before the ground was
dry and In fine shape. Reece and Brown
pitched for Ames. Reece throwing first
four innings and Brown the last four.
Both did exceptionally fine work and
while none took a base on balls, only
one made two-base hit, and most of
them heard the words striker out"
Parsons did excellent work on short
stop In which position he had just been
appointed.
The League changed pitchers three
oiAelSHt Times anu al SeOHiSu easy
to hit. Many took bases on balls.
Coach Wefers of the track team UNI
pired the game. The baseball coach
feels good over the result and says he
thinks they will be ready to meet Des
Moines and hold their own.
This is the students first game and
the outcome is pleasing to all. Their
next game will be at home against the
Des Moines League OIL April 21st and
22nd. These two will no doubt be the
warmest contested games of the season.
The team is now picked and placed as
follows: Cotton, catcher; Reece and
Brown. pitchers; Evans. first base;
Parsons. short; Deshler, second base;
Whistler, third base; Smith. left field;
Carrier right field: Paine, center field.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17

Waterloo.
The decisive step has been taken. O
O. Hummel will build modern three
story hotel and European restauran.
40x12O feet, opposite the Rock Island
depot this summer.
Clarion.
Il. b. White received check las,
week from the Great Western railroad
for $50. as damages because or en-
nloyes Of the company having cut down
number of shade trees year.
GoIdfieId.
DR.. Bartine has sold his practice al
this place to DR.. Green. The former
will move to Rock Rapids the 1st OF
May, where he will serve SUFFERING
humanity. DR.. Bartine has a host OF
friends here who regret to have hin
leave.
Ackley.
Councilman w. G. Maune mas ten
dered his resignation to the city coun
ell, to take effect at the next regular
meeting. He has served little more
than one year, but during that time as
served Faithfully and we'll, entitled to
credit.
Traer.
The Traer Methodists got together
last week and presented Rev. and Mrs
McKim a purse of $50 in place of the
old fashioned donation party.
Three new doctors have located in
Traer. They must expect an epidemi2
of sickness among the old doctors al
ready there in established practice.
New Sharon.
SAINT James, we'll known stock mar
and farmer residing near New Sharon
and the owner of 800 acres of the best
land in Mahaska county. it is reported
has sold all his property and is going to
Join the Dowie community at Zion
City near Chicago Mr.. James has a
family of five or six children. He sold
$40, 900 of property year ago last
fall and the whole thing goes into the
clutches of the notorious Dowie.
Story City.
At a meeting held at the Herald Of
flee Tuesday evening it was decided
to have base ball team. Dr. c. b
McCarty was elected manager. w. a
Kelley. Captain, NJ. j. Swan Secretary
and treasurer and DR.. 2. r. Propst
official score keeper. G. B. McCarty
w. A. Kelley and A. K. Grafton were
appointed a committee to report on q
suitable location for q ball park. Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
The Eldest Son of Former Gov.
ernor Boies succumbs to
Typhoid Fever
WAS A PROMINENT LAWYER
Had Become Prominent in Councils of
Democratic Party and Was a Lead
er of the Honest Money Faction
Clinton Boy Fall. Under Street Car
and Is Killed.
Special to 11mes-Repubiican.


Waterloo. April l7.-E. L. Boies, eld-
est son of former Governor Boies. died
at his home here this morning OF coll
lapse following typhoid fever. He be-
came Ill about three weeks ago and was
confined to his bed about two weeks.
The fever had been broken, but it left
him with a heart weakness that proved
fatal this morning.
Boies was one of the most prominent
lawyers in The state and promised to
become a worthy successor to the elder
Boies in the councils of his party. He
was urged to make the race against
Henderson for congress in the Third
district last fall, but he was not in
sympathy with the free silver element.
1t is known that his father desired his
son to accept the nomination which was
afterwards rendered to himself and
which he accepted at the insistent de-
nand of his party. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-17
FROM ALL OVER IOWA.

I proper arrangements can be made the
ball ground (the location of which will
be published in the next issue OF the
Herald) will be fenced and the tear
managed from a strictly business
standpoint this year.
WeiIsbura.
Miss Lena Huisman, daughter OF
Harm Huisman, was operated on at the
hospital at Grundy Center last week
The operation was performed by DR.
Chinn, assisted by the hospital doctors
The tibia of the left leg of the patient
was first put under the X-ray machine
and the difficulty located and then the
diseased bone removed by the phys
ician. The operation was successful
and the patient stood the test very
! well.
/, OskaIoosa.
Phil Grace and c. B. Rowland, OF
Rose Hill, sold a car load of Galloway
cattle last week to gentleman by the
name of John B. Wasesha, ranch
man Of Alma, Montana, and they wers
extra fine young animals. There We're
nine males ard four females. Me-
Wasesha said the Galloways We're the
cattle for their business out on the
| big ranches as they could stand thu
blasts OF disagreeable weather better
than any he could buy.
Sioux City.
Mrs. Ellen NJ Arthur has Just been
granted $1,000 alimony from her hus-
band, John Arthur, and is now looking
for her daughter, Barbara. whom she
lost several years ago. In order to gel
support for her three little children
Mrs. Arthur walked all the way froE
Texas, hauling the children after hex
in 4 little cart The child, Barbara
was then given to Des MONIES found
ling home and size has not seen he.
since. 1t is probably the longest walk
by woman and children on record.
EddyviIle.
Work has commenced and tall tow
err has been erected on the river bank
on First street on the site of new
Sand plant which is to be put In By
Mrs. Maggie Watkins, who formerly
conducted n sand business here. a
clam shell dre1ge and barge system
will be used and it is expected to fur
nish from ten to fifteen cars of sand
n day. An arrangement has been eff,
fected whereby the Iowa Central rail-
way will rur a switch to connect with
the plant. A cable will be suspended
from the tower on the south side OF tn.