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The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
WRECK AT HEDRIcK.
Iowa Central Trains Come Together
With Damaging Results.

A head end collision occurred on
the Iowa Central at Butler, sta ION
on the eastern division of the Iowa
Central, just west Of Hedrick.
A light engine, No. SO, Engineer
Venable, and Fireman Fiebig, run
ming light, crashed into engine No.
109, with Engineer c. E. Mason and
Fireman Clarence Helm. The light
engine was practically demolished
and will have to be taken to the
shops for rebuilding. The large en-
CINE was not so badly hurt and can
be repaired in the Oskaloosa shops
within a few days. The engine men
saw the impending crash and avoid
ed personal injury.
The cause for the collision is not
yet assigned. The matter will be
carefully investigated. 1t is said
that the accident occurred on a
straight track and the reason of the
wreck can not be understood
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
PRIMARY BILL PASSED.
Becomes Law at Once But Applies
to Polk County Only.

Des Moines, April 1.-THE senate
today passed the primary election
bill and it went to the house immedi-
ately The house agreed and it viii
become law when the governor
signs it. The law applies to Polk
county only Senator Crossley, who
was fighting for a general law to
cover the entire state. said he would
not vote against it, but believes il
detective.
Appropriations Made.
The first Of the big appropriations
bills was passed by the house this
morning by a unanimous vote. This
was the bill to appropriate $S96,000
for the use of the board of control IN
permanent improvements at state i'm
situations. The bill was not amend
ed.
To Revoke Licenses.
Senator Lewis bill providing for
the revocation of the licenses Of sa-
loon men at the expiration of three
years upon the petition of certain
percentage of the voters, was passed
by bare constitutional majority, the
vote being 26 to II.
Pay Of County Auditors.
Senator Gales bill relative to the
compensation of county auditors pass
ed the senate The bill does away
with the fee system and provides for
salaries of $1,000 and $1,000 and in
counties with population over 25,-
900, the board of supervisors may fix
the compensation.
May Sell River Beds.
Senator Saunders secured the pass
age of bill enabling the state OF
Iowa to sell and dispose of all aban.
doned river channels, bars, or islands
in the navigable rivers of the state.
Senator Saunders explained the pur-
pose of the bill was to help out resi-
dents along the Missouri river, whose
| channel is ever changing.
May Change Your Name.
The senate came to the rescue OF
the Smiths, Joneses, Olsons, ct al. 1t
passed a law enabling man to
change his name, at least once. Sen
ator Lyons called up the measure and
explained that there were so many
| Olsons in some counties they got
mixed up. The bin pa mani
| mously.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
BALL PARK Is LOCATED.
New One Will be Built on Car Line
in O'Neill's Addition.

A meeting of the stockholders of
the Base Ball Association and of
those interested in Oskaloosa base
ball was held Friday evening in the
Herald business Office. The acts of
the temporary organization in incor-
porating and selecting temporary Of
ficers were ratified by the nesting,
and the officers announced some time
ago were made permanent, The cap
ital stock of the corporation is $4,000,
and it will be governed by seven di-
rectors,
Park Grounds Secured.
The association has determined up
on a location for the base ball
grounds. The new base ball park
will be in southeast Oskaloosa on the
line Of the street railway. The loca-
ton is in O'Neill's addition and lies
between the street car tracks and
the Iowa Central railway. The
ground is in good condition and 4
fine base ball park can be made OF
the place.
Manager w. ]. TiIey came to the
city last evening to attend the meet.
ing. He returned to his home in
Swan this morning, but will be in the
city again Monday to begin work UP.
on hte grounds. There is consider,
able work to be done between now
and the date for opening Of the seas
on and constant work will be required
to get everything in readiness.
] Some Base Hits.
Oskaloosa's first game will be Apri
81 with Minneapolis.
Oskaloosa players will report fol
try out April IS.
Josh Zalusky, Oskaloosa's star
catch, formerly with Minneapolis has
teen impatient to be at well; fol
some time. He has gone to Gales
burg to get some extra training.
Fay Kinsley, of La Junta, Colo. .ant
formerly with Colorado Springs, is
also doing some extra working out
The other clubs in the league are
realizing that Oskaloosa has a gooC
bunch and will have a very strong
team.
| President Frank Norton, of Bur
lington, reports all matters OF thu
league in "a very satisfactory condi
ton and the prospects for a splendid
opening could not be better.
| Waterloo has been given permits
sion by President Norton TO play ;
series of three ante-season game
with Oskaloosa, and Oskaloosa ha
been granted leave to go to aMrshall
town and feel out that bunch.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
A FIT TEEN DAY
TRUCE ARRANGED
NO COAL WILL BE MINED AT ANY
UNION CAMP.
MAY ABANDON SOME MINES.
In the Meantime Operators and EN-
pIoyers viii Make Effort to
Get Together On Wage
Scale.

Abba, Iowa, April John P.
Reese, of this city, commissioner Cor
the Iowa Coal Operators Association,
has issued the following notice
ITO all the members of. the Iowa
Coal Operators Association, Greet
ing:
The joint conference adjourned
Thursday without making an agree
ment The adjournment was subjecr
to the call of the presidents of the
two organizations. The joint execu-
tive boards held meeting ant fixed
up a truce for fifteen (15) days on
the following basis:
LIST. The miners agree to furnish
all the men necessary to keep the
mines in proper condition, and to
take the iron machinery, etc, out of
mines to be abandoned.
I'd. The operators agree to make
no effort to operate the mines with
nen-union men.
Sd! The wages to be paid the men
who work during the truce will be the
rate paid during March, 1904, less
FIVE and fifty-five one-hundredths per
cent $3.50.
4th. The operators are not to en-
ploy any men during the truce whose
wages were in dispute when the
joint conference adjourned; this in
cIudes drivers, cagers and trip riders
in the LIST and 4th districts, and TOP
men, such as bumpers, chunkers
screening car men and common tor
labor in all sub-districts, but if you
have any of this class of work to do
have it performed by the other men
whose rate OF wages are not in dis
pute.
1t is advisable that all operators
live up to the terms of this truce
You will be kept posted from this of
fee as to any change in situation
You will receive another circular moi
later than April 10, 1904"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
PICK MAKERS GO ON STRIKE.
Action Adds to Complication in the
What Cheer Mines.

What Cheer, Ia, April 2.-The ma
cninists and miners tool makers Of
this city are out on a strike. They
served notice this morning that they
would not work until their grievances
were removed. This strike affects
the What Cheer Tool company, the
American Mining Tool company, the
Star Manufacturing company and the
Iowa Tool company. All the en-
ployes of these four Shops, which sup
ply three-fourths of the coal miners
tools used in the United States, Can
ada and Mexico, are affected by this
strike
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
BRIDGE WAS UNSAFE.
Burlington Structure in Hedrick in
Danger the other Day.

Hedrick, April 1.-The high bridge
on which the c., B. C Q. crosses the
c., M. & st. P. railway, in the north
part of town, was in danger Thursday
and it is fortunate that an awful
wreck did not result. One Of the
freight trains was crossing the
bridge, and the engineer noticed the
bridge sink under the engine. He re-
ported the matter and investigation
was made. resulting in the discovery
that ten stringers we're broken.
A force of men was at once set to
work, and the east-bound passenger
Thursday evening crossed the bridge
about an hour late.
This bridge is about so feet high
and was rebuilt in 1908.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
Would Break the Will.

George Downs, of Brighton, who
died in July, 1908. disposed of his es.
tate, amounting to about $4,000, by
will Probably $4,000 of the amount
went to J. l.. Downs, a son, who was
named as executor. Mrs. Sarah Bur
CESS. a daughter, and the children Of
another son are contesting the will
and the matter has been before the
district court at Washington for sew
eral days.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
Death Rate in New York and Chicago

Death Rate in New York and Chicago
During November and December,
1903, one-fifth of the deaths in View
York and Chicago were from pneu.
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough but heals and
strengthens the lungs and prevents
pneumonia,so do not take chances on
a cold wearing away when Foley's
Honey and Tar will cure you quickly
and prevent serious results.
Green 4 Bentley Drug Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07

SHOWS ulSuguI-
ing blotchesand
blenishes. In
general the
cause of these
eruptions is inn
pure blood.
DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery puri-
fes the blood,
and re nj owes
the corrupt ac-
GU mul ito II s
W hich cause
disease. When
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
Would You Think 1T?

Would you think il possible that you
could bedisappointed in the face of awom-
an whose shapely shoulders, and beauti-
full hair suggest womanly perfection and
beauty Such disappointment comes
not seldom when the face turned to you
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
TRANSFERS STRIKE.
Union Coal HauIers at ottumwa Re-
fuse to Work.

Ottumwa, April 2.-One hundred
transfers engaged in hauling coal
from the mines and coal yards in OF
tumwa and vicinity quit work last
night because the agreement for the
ensuing year had not been signed by
the coal dealers. Practically no coal
was hauled from the mines or yards
today and there seems to be no pros
poets of an immediate settlement.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
MAY ABANDON MINES.

Strike VIII Close Up Coal Industry
in What Cheer.
WHAT Cheer, Ia, April 2.-The con-
ditions at the large mines, especially
those of the What Cheer Fuel COM
pany, are such that the company will
abandon the mine in case of strike
rather than keep up expenses for the
small amount Of coal remaining in
their territory. This will mean a to-
tai loss to the miners of some of the
most profitable work they have ever
had in this camp.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
Pastor Exonerated.

Rev. Lincoln Hughes, pastor of the
NJ Z. church at Martinsburg, was du-
ly acquitted of the charges brought
against him. The trial was held at
Tracy under the direction of Rev. j.
w. Lambert, presiding elder OF the
Ottumwa district The evidence was
not sufficient to convict him.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07

. .
Harry Bentley and Albert Nc
Campbell, of Penn, visited o. H. s.
Monday.
The l. w. U. Glee Club favored us
with two selections on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Senior class have male quar-
tet. 1t is composed of Carl Swinsie,
Leonard Pettitt, Clarence Russell
and Herbert Snyder.
20. X
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07

black foaled April 20, 1900, bred by
M. VaIlee Belleme, Orne, France,
Sired by Bon Courage (I2729, dam
Marge (27e6S) will make the season
of 1904 at the Farney feed barn on
North b st. Oskaloosa, la.
TERMS S15 90 to insure mare with
foal. This Stallion took 1st premium
at Iowa State Fair in 1908.
ED. FARNEY, Keeper.
s5ws
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07

Thirty divorce cases are docketed
for the present term of district court
at Davenport.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-04-07
STRIKE AT DUBUQUE.
Three Hundred Carpenters Idle Be,
cause of Disagreement Over Hours.

NdUSS OF DESs1gI SSTTICTTI OVST TIOuTS D
Dubuque, April 2.-Because Of a
demand for an eightnour-day, work
was refused by twenty-five contrac-
tors today and 800 members Of the
Carpenters Union walked out. The
men have received So cents per hour.
They go out because of the refusal of
shorter hours. But two shops remain
open.
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Ser Vereim snr Sammplan5uns In
Der gtabf.

So 1T feline Sraae. baB bic eroBer
grfDlge, Die unIer Barf=S uperinten-
bent 6err 4uopia Mabnde in iei-
mem 9epartement aufsumetien bat
uno Die Die Staot fir uns lelblt TO-
mol, pie fir Die Gremben TO an=
5iebenb MAIDEN, Die unmittelbare
Beranlaiiung maren CUR @riinoung
zines Bereines. Der fih oe6 peiteren
NIT Der Berib0nerung Der Staot in
lanol9aftliber 8esiebung 81 beihdf=
tiaen eeoentt.
Sc banoelt iih meniger oarum,
9errn Mfabnde Stat 81 erteilen ooer
ibm SorlGldge 81 u~nterbreiten, ION
bern oarum, inn Die Wiittel CUR Ser
fiiQung su iteaen, fir 8erlhDne=
rungsprojefte, fir melhe Die Mittel
Der Staot niht ausrei1en Doer beran=
9e5Daen meroen fDnnen.
ga Die 6ffenttiben 8arfs nun uns
ter auSee5eidneter 8ernaltuna fteben
unb 6err Wabnde eeaeiet bat, mie
bieielben our 3ieroe Der Staot GEE
maht tueroen t0nneu, lit Der Stols
Der Birger erua6t uno fie m6hten
in oieier &ihtune mebr tun. uno
10 oerfiel man auf Die S0ee, Die 5luB=
ufer gu gdrtneriihen Nnlaaen gu be-
nuben unb in ben nod ldattenlolen
StraBen BGuute 81 p1anaen.
Man l0lte aaeroings annebmen.
oaB bic 8en0bner uuo 0ausbefber
Der Stnot i'm eigenen Snterelie nor
ibrer gire 8dufne pfIansen, um ben
Seitenneg gu beibatten uno Der
StroBe Elm eefdQigeres Nusieben 81
gebea. Nllein sumeilen rei4t Der
20talpatriDtiSmus nidt 10 nett une
es muB nadgebOlfen Doer Der Gne
ipOrn 81 elmer Eat gegeben meroen,
Die audi Der G~agemeinbeit sugute
tummt.
Dies f0l nun our9 oieien Yereiu
aeiheben uno ieoer Burger Der Staot
1T aufaeforbert, oemIelben bei5utre=
ten. Ser 8erein bnt fi1 unldnelt,
nit Sol. 81. SO. 8radenrioge als
Brdiioent an Der Spite, orgauiiirt
uno es itebt gu bDffen uno gu ertpar=
ten. Dab er i'm Sntereiie Der ausges
aeibneten Safe reft quite Sort
i@ritte MAIDEN miro.
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se-sas.

Sn BinfertDn brannte Der Stall
oes Or. 8. 9. 8agan uieoer uni
3tpel leiner Ginoer, bic Itd in Dem
Stale befanoen. famen bel ben
fseuer nm.
Sn @leburne tDltroe Der 9teaei
Qenrg 6ugett bingeridbtet, Der in
Sum- 1903 ieiae Trau ermuroet bate
Die 2anobneftrdeer baben aul
ben p. in Dallas cine a0noention
e%inberufen, um cine Staats=S rqoni=
latlDn gu u0I5ieben.
Die Rauaer baben Bernardo
Winel, ben Qnfubrer elmer Diebg.
banoe, Die 8ieb ftabl, perbaftet. Die
Uaroe trieb ibr unmeien in Mueces
uno angrenaenoen Counties.
Der Staotrat bon Dallas bat
beIhlpfien, Die Biiraer tber Den Mns
fauf oes IusitellunaSplabes abItims
men gu lalien.
Die elf in Dallas lebenoen Sas
paneien baben our unterftiibung hires
SaterlanoeS in Dem &riege nit &uBs
LAMB Die Summe Don $1,000 uuter
it'd aufaebrabt. Oas @elo miro an
ben iapaniihen Soniul in gbicagu
CUR MISUNDERSTANDING gelanot mer-
Den. Oa5 nennt man BatriotiSmu8i
Sn 3emple iino Sc Sod Sing
gaummOulamen CUR Berteilnna uni.
ter bic 5armer einaetr0fen. Sober
Sad entbalt 3mei Bulbel.
5ariner bon Sainpi8 uno Wtil-
louri baben in Bra8Dria gountu
aano an4etauft, nm R~eisfultur sli
betreiben.
8m. s. 0iooen BON Iemarf
uno W. SO. 6ant8 BON Bittsburq,
Elm 8ertreter Der hermit : 2ampens
tompaanie, iino in Qlano eingefruf.
fen, I'm Die Wiueralager nod Dem
Borbanceniein oes Uranium, tuorau8
'oas Hdotum a%eponnen miro 81 un=
teriu6en.
Den Bewobnern ppn Gonzales
iii Don MIR. Mt. WarSoen Don 8hils
aoetp6ia Der &orihlaa 0enlud)t luor,
ben, $25, 900 Suc @riinouna elmer
6abrit bei5uiteuern in tpelder bic
Stenael Der 9 aummpapHause perarz
beitet perben l0len. DIR. Warsben
bebauptst. oaB aus ben Stuaeln
Ra4ieg, @eQutoio, raudloies Buluer,
Nltobol, 8uder uno Don Den abfdls
len ein 9iinamittel QepDnnen merben
fam
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@om ariessiAamplabe.

Qm y. 6ebrltar tam es 81 tetz
men belan9reihen MttiDnen.
Ser gice=a0nin Ilerieff meloet,
Dab Der ruifiide 3ransportoampfer
nOinilei" i'm 6afen BON Sort Irtbur
init elmer Wfine in Berabruug Fam
uno in bic 2uft aeflogen lift. Capt.
Steubanof, orei Offsiere uuo 81
Wfann muroen babel 9etD6et.
Baron 6aDaIbi. Der iapanif1e @es
lanote in 2onopn, b%ebauptet, baB Die
Sapaner ourh Die Ginnabute Don
Maiampbo Die Sntearitdt Sapans
fir imr1er aeiidert lit. Die Sui
fen b6tten fid oaourd, Dab iie
ben Sapanern %erlaubten, ben uihtls
gen 6afenplab gu nebmen, eine aaaeite
9aroauelIen : StraBe oeihQfen.
Benn Waiampbu befeltiQtiit. 10 fam
feline Slotte obne @inniqieun9 Sas
pans p%ofiieren.
Die iapaniIhen Ganotruppen iu=
den i'll gi(mdriden Den NotuySyluB
gu erreiben, UNI Den Ruiien. oeren
5tdrfe idrer Iuiiht nod iehr uber~
idaBt miro, cine 5hlodt Su liefern.
Ils Der en9liide 9ampfer vgu.
ping Bort Artbur eerlieB, Ieuerten
Die 0ulien auf ibn uno orei 6ineii=
ihe Seeleute mur6en eetDtet. Der
ruiiiide Befeblsbaber bat iid lpater
entihuloiat, bod bat Der Gapitdn
oes o5upiua" bel Ieiuer &nfunft in
Wei Sal 8ei beim brittiben aoniul
Broteit erboben.
Der amerifauiide aoniul in 8ort
Nrtbur mel6et Dem @eianoten GDn,
ger. baB Die ruiiiiben 8eb6roen Dem
nit Wetll be(aoenen ameritani5ben
Dampier Bleiabes" perbuten baben.
ben 5afen 81 per(aiien,
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Sin i%dbmerer Sa,npf.
Mfamd,e Siirser bon san Nutpnio
tnoen ocu Sannpf jebr icbtuer.

Wtit einem beitdnoia ldmersenoen
Ruden,
@it iareflidea urinal- 5dmies
riafeiten,
SIT oas tdalide 8alein llur elm
&f.
Mibt n6tia i'm alfredt gu err
balten.
DUan's 9tieren : 8illen peroen
Sud turiren.
8ewobner non san Nntpnio unz
fertilizer oieie Bebauptune.
Wtrs. S. s. 6apmater, 419 Mpo=
ming traBe mObnbaft, 5rau BON
Dem friberen 8immermann s. +.
9apmater, ia9t: Gle i'd mir Doan's
Wlerens BiQen anlboffte, Iagte i'd su
mir lelbit, oaB rpent1 oieIelben erful=
len, mas BON tbnen bebauptet miro,
i'd cine Weoisin babe, Die mid mie-
Der beritelt. Sh bate Mid erfdltet
uno Die @rfGltuna ib(ug auf Die
Atieren, einen beitdnoigen 5hmers
uno cine @unobeit iiber meinem
Hlden ueruria6eno, beIonoers
mabrnebmbar, penn id mid bitdte
Doer etDa8 Bob. Die Nus}deiouu-
gen bon Den Nieren pareu baufia,
tart eefdrbt unb ibmersBaft. SD
flblte fir 9ewDbnlid nieoerqelhlas
gen uno entbebrte Der Qepobnten
@neraie. Sdon Elm Doer 8uei 9az
&c nahoem i6 Doan's Biuen ae=
tDlntnen bate, fiiblte ih better, balo
oerloren iib ale Spmptome uno ih
befano MIDI i'm N~Qgemeinen wpbl.
SD rate Nnoeren, Die leioen, uie id
lit, entmeoer nah Dem Store Der
Begar Drla So. ODER nad) sFiider
uno Spciaaal'8 Drug 5tore. gu ge=
ben, 9odn Rieren-B illeu gu tauz
fen nno nit benielben einen 8eyIld1
Ill MAIDEN.
grbdltlib bel qtlen Druouiiteu.
8rei8 SO Gents. 6piter Wliaburu
gp. iii Buffalo, g.. g., nnein;oe
N3enten fir Ole Ser. Staaten.
8er9eBt uiht ben Nainen Doan
unto acceptirt fein Subititnt.
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%" msinle 6ieier berr, ,oas 1T
gan6 FORFEIT, ! oas miIien mir aIe.
Il5 Wertfo uno geras Don unS
erobert muroen. batten Die pitoen
Snoianer : Stdmme oielleits uno
nDro(ih oe5 Rio Braoo nod feline
Bferoe; tie fdmpften, muroeten uno
roubten nod 81 lube, uno muroen
lte perfDlot pm unieren Sploateu,
fanoen fie INNER lire fihere 3u-
flu1t in Den oihteu Balbunoen, NO
tie ibre 2a9er bntten. I'm 1e Su.
oertreiben uno 81 5ninaen, Srieoen
gu balten, muroeu in reaenloien
Sabren Die Wdloer abaebrannt uno
bet Der fol9enoen groBartiaen
BFerbez, Bieb- unb SGaIsudt Der
0aaienoa BETTER tuuroe 6a8 idbr
llbe abbrennen Der 81 8eioe oers
panoelten 8aloitreden lpItenlatild
fortseleBt. abeg Die ibfimme Sulae
blleb niht aus. sc reenete uno
taute INNER peniaer; Die SfiI5e,
Babe uno 9ue0en oerIieaten uno
nun fonnen mir Dbae fiinftlide Bes
wdlleruna auf feline @rnte mebr
re6nen."
Das laate uris Der ate 6err unb
8eigte uns feline 8lberIamm(un3,
Elm Inifum in ieuec Staot, 100 Al
Der Belt Dieaeidt nur Sin Bgosert
ose 3eo0lferung be8 2elenS uno
Sbrelbens funoia nor. Sa oen
fofaenoeu Sabren bnbe ih 6ftcrs auf
meinen gieiien I'M weftlideu gcros
II Den Nueces, 9epifs Rioer mo
Befos. Wieeeruugen Die ndinlid1e Bee
obahtuHa aemaft.
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Die 8oriiber nuO Wablrp6ter In
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