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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Old NOT POISON TIE COLONEL
Was Simply Trying to Rrre Hin, Out
of State OF lntoxication-An Over.
Induieent Mother and Wife-Her Re
ward cruetties and lndionit!esS-----
Case to Be Appealed.
(By Associated Press-1

SHERIDAN. WYO. March 23.-
inlfalt Bill. sometimes COL VIM f.
Cody. today lost his suit for divorce
from Louisa Cody. Judge II. RI. Scott.
OF the distrc' court. deciding that
charges OF attempts on The par, 81 the
woman to poison her husband had noS
hrCn proved
Judge Scott asserted that the tcsti-
mony showed thar Mrs. Cody md al.
Ways been il good mother un,! 4 proud
ana indulaent Wife
Judge Scott asked the attorneys FOL.
the defendant to amend heir answer
IN the case by striking o:,t those sec
tons which dealt with charges relating,
10 bessie lsbell. ia Cndy'S conduct in
Chicago and TO his early actions III,
Fort McPherSon. When this was done.
The ccur. found entirely in favor Of Tic
1cfendant, Mrs Cody
Trying to Keep ''Jimmes" Or.
Judge Scott in Ills opinion rc;clrin.
70 The poisoning charge said:
The evidence wholly fails To s,,p-
port his issue but shows that the de-
landant was IRVING 10 rescue the plai,i-
TIN from a.5statc OF ntexieatfsyr-,tndS
did not poison. but administered rem
chies, which She dcemcd beneficial 10
him.
The unhappincss caused ~ Tic ac-
lions Of the plaintiff is shown ~ Tx,
letter of their daughter. Ar,:l Thorpe,
whose beautiful character shown out
rom her unhappy homo in the words
Of her letter written JUS. bcfore Her
death
Oh Papa, why did he do it,. Mn
heart is just broken over il. 0n:$.Wi.y
did he do it -
Over.lndugent Mother and Wife.
she was an over.indul9enr mother
and wife, who always took pride in Ms
success and always looked aitr, Ills
home coml:orts and made great prena.
lat;Gns to receive him said Judge
Scott. She entertained his :;ncs,s
With co:'liali,y. She did rot use pro.
fame language. The poisoning 9th
dogs was accidental. She never spoke
isrcspeclf,slly Of him to his friends. o.
guests
III return for this wifely Geva,inn.
The plaintiff has been CRUEL 10 her and
neared indisniies upon her
There are some allegations in lie
answer that arc not sustained w she
evidence. F"cIE the evidence l. does
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
President to Live in ooen.
(By Associated Press,

- "-'''s'*'NEk0VcN Vs'H Y
\ col. ORAD0 STRINGS. coli. March
s'.-Phillip 3. Stewart. who is alrang
ing the details OF President Roosc.
vel' $ hunting trip in Tie White river
s:untry has received a letter from
secretary Loci saying that there has
been no charge in the Presidents plan
% visit Colorado next month. Nh.
Stewart says the President expects to
live in The open il The weather IS al
al fay orabla
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
daN. and the Associated Press hears
on high authority that an actual step
is imminent. il no, already taken
Saw Russian Squadron.

PORT LOUIS. ISLAND OF A[AURI-
THUS. March 2:,-,: 80 D. MA steam
cr from Colombo. Ceylon. which ar
rived here today reports tina, during
The night Of March l6 she nc, a Rus.
sian torpedo boa, which was followed
ny squadron OF warships some dis.
lance behind. The steamer was I'M
able 10 make on the number or char
acter of the ships.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Turning Movements Reported.

GUNSHU PASS March .3--Gencral
L!ncvitch, she new comandcrin-ch:cf
OF the army today received the mem
btrs of his staff.
Reports persist Of japanese turnin.
movements on both tanks OF tho Rus
sian army. Chinese state ina, The
Japanese have recruited many Chimes,
bandits and probably they are now
allie 10 count superiority in cavalry
as vel! as infant:v
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
RUSSIANS ALARMED
At POSSIBILITIES
Now Realize That General Line.
witch Nay be Driven Lven
Beyond lIarbon.
CARS ANGE OF PTS ten
Cesirasility of Opening Peace Negot;a-
tons Before Japs Get Foothold in
siseria considered-why Grand
Duke Nicholas Did Net Go to the
Front Now Explained.
{Ry Associated press)

ST. PETERSBURG. March 2l-l:.l5
a. m The possibility that if tho Rus
sian army should he unable to hold NO
lower line III he Sun.a,v river. a,
/, 'ihnchla;Su. il may he compclir,! 10
retreat. no. only TO Eiarhin. bur also
further westward along The railroad.
abandoning To the Japanese northern
Manchuria and the Russian maritime
A,nur provinces as Well is tho latest
sIartlir" news IRON the front.
The strategic weakness OF General
1l-ihc.itchs position as he falls back
Eosihward which has been made clear
by GunShu dispatch 10 the Assnciar-
.eH Press. in which il is pointed nut
thai unless Chunchiatsu and the Sun,
2arl lines. scan hundred miles below
Hardin can DC held it will be difficult
10 maintain Il position farther back be-
fore Hardin where, with The from. Of
The army paralleling the railroad. :iic
placlicabiity CT /; turning move,nrn.
TO completely sever communications
and isolate the army. GOO1 miles from
home is too serious for Russian con
Sidcraticn
-2-z "A Significant Feature.
That such dispatch should have
been permitted - pass the censor al
the front is s.nitiranr: ard ii General
:l-nevltch has communicated a similar
estimate OF tho situation direct 10 En-
peror Nicholas il may account lo,' his
majcStv'S disposition TO listen 10 peace
proposals and 10 open negotiations he
fore the Japanese establish themselves
en- Russian soil.
1t can he now definitely stated ,har
The decision &c appoint Grand Duke
Nicholacvilrh TO the supreme con,
mand in the Far East was igconsi.icrril
by the outlook at The front docs not
warrant the risk OF compromising The
prestige Of member Of the imperial
family
Meanwhile Russian reinforcement
arc arriving At Hardin a. the rate OF
j 200 men pnr day. Nevertheless. it is
significant shat there is now we'll
marked peace party at the war Office
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
ILLINOIS INTERESTED.
House OF Representatives Considering
jamestown Invitation
(By Associated Press. )

---- 1-.------ IFtSS.J -- --- nj
Z. SPRINGFIELD. ILL. March %
Governor Deneen sent message to the
house Of Representatives here today
enclosing a letter from General Fitz-
hugh Lee, inviting the State of Hi,
-nois to participate in the James town
exposition to celebrate, the location Of
the f1rst permanent English-spcaliing
colony in America.
Governor Deneen requested chat the
Invitation be investigated and. CON
sidered. The communication was re-
Eterred to the committee on appropria
lions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
HAS PEACE PARTY
WON IN tTS FIGHT ?
Advocates Of Opening Negotiations
With japan Believe They Have
Carried the Day
(By Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG March 2S&s-
6:o5 .. m.---The ministers and sup:
Dorters at the court, who advocate the
submission OF pacific proposals to
Japan, as previously set forth in these
dispatches. so as to ascertain whether
an, honorable basis of peace is pos.
sible, believe they have carried the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
CHRISTFN KANSAS
With BOTTLEOF OIL
Not With Product Of the Trust,
But With States Crude
Out put.
IS GOVEaNhR HO(N's SCHEME
Chief Executive Of Jayhawkers Says
Battleship Named For His Common
wealth Will Not Be Doused With
Sparkling Champagne ard Props
Startling innovation.
(Ey Associated Press. J

lOPlKA. KAN. March oaa.-rho
Ha'1lcship Kansas will probably lie
shlistenetl by hreaNins 4 bottle Of Kan
sas crude oil over lis how in place Of
Il hotllc Of champagne. as i: the usual
custom. This is The idea of Governor
ilocl:. as expressed by him today III
conversation with A. d. Eddy. general
counsel for llc Standard Oil Company
The last time saw you governor =
remarked Mr.. Eddy. you expe.ted L,
make the trip east this spring. to at.
tend the launching OF your battleship''
That has been postponed until July
r. said Governor Hoch.
With Kansas Crude Oil.
Il would like to attend that launch
in:. and Sc, you break the bottle Of
champagne over the Kansas" remark
Cd +. J. Evans. attorney for the stand.
ara Oil Company. in Kansas who was
present.
Governor HcchS reply was quick
The Kansas will not he chriSienc!
with champagne. The Kansas will IL.
rhtisteEed With botlle of oi!-nol
Standard oil or independent oil hnr
Kansas scil-kansas,s crude-nil' :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Russian Internal Loan.

ST. PETERSBURG. March ga
preliminary con,rac, was signed to
day With a number of Russian banks
for the issue OF $4,000 600 of the pro
posed internal loan Of 100000. 900.
lhc honds bear interest at the rate
OF ) per cent. per amman and are re-
deemohe in fifty years The issue
price is So
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FRIDAY MARCH q, 1905.
i the extrali'ion treaty was being

OF the cxtrali'ion treaty was being
violated
The minister OF justica." Gcclarc,!
Air. MacAiaslcc "a law n2rtncr of tho
chief counsel Tor the defense has; 40
more authority 10 suspend these pro
ccc'linss than a man on tile s,reet \
minister OF justice in Canada is q very
important parsonage. but it seems. 10
ne he would have had greater resar!
'Lr the rropric,ics Of legal jurispr,f.
acHcc If he had not allowed Ills name
70 lie attached to an application FOR i
writ CT labaas CORPUS to set The ac.
c,scd free
Motion Was overru4.d.
Judge la Fontainc ovcrrllcd Mr..
T2%cEcreau's motion.
NJ the afternoon session Mr. Tas.
chcreau again stated thu. it was The
desire OF tho accused that the pre-
cendinss should take place before an.
other judge
Mr.. Manchester, for he United
states assented. providing tile lie
fcrse assume the responsibility for
The legality Of the proceedings. This
Mir. Taschereau declined 10 do ana
the case was continued
Marion Erwin. assistant attorney
general Of georgia. filed the records
Of The proceedings, in the courts If
Georgia. hound in five volumes.
Nj. Tas>hcreau Immediately re-
nuestod an ADJOURNMENT III or,lc: u
give Tho defense an opportunity rs
examine The documents. Further dec
umentary evidence was filed hv T.. i
Johnson. Ct Washington, T. c.. ard
George w -darl"r. deputy assistant,
treasurer OF New York Court then adj
lnnrncd until Thursday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Made Minister Of ENCOURAGEMENT

--- VitN -I&SSOCIItcU TrcSS.)
MENlCO CITY. March o3.-Gcncral
BIAS Escontria. governor Of the State
OF san l-onis Polosi was appoinl..!
minister CT cnconia ecment today &c
succeed General Gcnzalon Cosio who
has been made minister OF var.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Women to Leave viadivostok.

ST, PETERSBURG. March 23.--lt
Is announced here that all the women
nave been ordered to leave Vladi-
vOstOk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24
Heard Nothing Of the Fight.

ST. PETERSBURG, March o3.-Gcn
Lin"vitch tele.raDhcd under date az
March 10 tina, 10 lad no news or any
encounters With the Japanese IN
March 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-24

THE WEATHER.
Cloudy Friday, show.
ers in the afternoon or
evening"; warmer in
east portion; Saturday.
fair, colder.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30
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a1stia9s NJ Union CbaDei JaAt Thurs
1ey sgsniER. Qgits 4 Hgmbsr ~ men,
rnmsn am eidi1feD eakas fGrrax1 "
eDnfSss cbrjsL
Mr an1 Hfz, INN N0yd came
fbrDggh here IN MIR Nsy h0ms ",
I,gxiDg mt HgB1aI alter eDeD1ipg
HatWasy AMI Daft ~ ggn1ay wIts
thssr ff1en1e, ne gs1ksrte, sNh NJ
Olly4A
me members N me G9riS1aD IN,
aeayOT ssci1tI ~ Union chapel e1rys
- nesis ~ ne gsIs N Mrs, Esrab
KekrDs1 last WS1Dss1sy am eleaTso
me neat sum N mn, VERY ven
fcr gtsTteI
Our K11yyjils cOTfesDoD1sDt 10
H,n1s W N tss we11jDE Of Mr., nm
40 Wbiteman W james GlDeg Nzzls
~ 0Bjts wei hmm hire through 0or
frequent usits with her gistsr'5n.iaw,
Mrs. lin 1b1mDsDD, We sytED1 W
mo yDgBE flibg our hest wishes aD1
feli1it6ti1ps,
HOy, w. oncs Mare
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30
@. ". mare. Uenusi. rocn 20,
R.mns naeca. sseras phone roo.


In abs dinsr3cs cgHft o. tie stafs O.
aamn. ia ana fur Mahaafa rgunsY. De
nrrnaar ssrrr. A. D. 1906
20 "a " BaevvIl:
Tor nss hfrshT noflasa thas "a or
A,e8mp the arsi day q November 1895.
q Jata51n of gohn A. Crookhafa VIII
10 f7rg sr ne zfscs o. ne clerk o.
s6s Easxgsct court a. the gtats ~ Iowa.
IL and Sc Mahzaka couatg. cialr7ing
&c ycm fbe EErn ~ Eix thousand Dol.
lr-Y. Rala csainsisg 70 bp TIE owner O.
NJ a. the scglOwfng described nctes
ant mortgages: Tea proEztasory notes
Exsrr1hs Aa,orf May 4. 1896. ~ RIch.
trk g'trEEA 70 !. A l. croc Khan; one
ftr EgDI eus Mxy ]. 1897: ons for 500
one gI41raErT 4, 1853: one Tor 1875, Cue
Ery q, sfgI. Gre Tor sz7s. due Nay !.
aisBEs xus CIR tB75. aue Nay J.. 1904;
xrs Sc EgrE. 1ss May !. 1904: one
frr sg-T, one ,xay j. 1909: one fo-
Eg7T. enc NAY ]. 1904. cns for ssTs,
One NEF I. 1885, che fCr 1915, due
4ANN NJ A4Atp 49, Na@AAA-b a@AgA@NN ~
psr pe-s, pEgahss asanaily, and pro.
r8EirE that Il Interest remains unpaid
scT IAtrzy gayE after due, that the
gAe5s EtoElS bsepEs dgs. and claim.
Ing caEx fAs wEc's amount - nov Cue
and no part has teen paid That ron
yusthssee the real eStats mCrtgage1
70 escrrs the Ezpoe and assumed the
payment a an q said nocss and
marriages and praying judgment ana
decree foreciogiDg Esgd mortgage.
And that unless ycu apvear hereto
and defend before noon Of tire second
day Of the December tern. A. d. 1905,
Of Eald court, which Wit commence
On the Str day u December, 1905, De.
fault viii be entered against you and
judgment and decree rendered there
On as prayed for IN said petition.
l.. Z. Blanchard,
15wG Attorney Tor Plaintiff
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30
THE COUNTY NEWS


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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30

There Ia a section Of roadwsy lying
In southwest Mahagka county near
the Eveiand bridge and along ths
Wilson place that needs attention and
fixing in some manner. The ccndi.
ton Of the road Is such that the piaes
has become irnpassibie and on account
Of inability 20 get througa, trade thzt
would otherwise come 20 the city ~
being diverted 70 Eddyvii.e and ether
places. The case should be Invest
gated By the Commercial Club or a
ryGimittee Of Oskaloosa bgsinegs men
and the defect remedIed
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30
CORN SHOW CONTEST
Fine Samples are Displayed At the
Prankel Bank.

There IL cOYn Ehoyn In this con,
teStp said James Atkinson, editor.in
chief Of the Iowa Homestead, this
morning, NJ be gtl1Dd over the display
N fifty entries IN the Frankei Bank
corn coDtsst, "Ebat II entered IN the
Iowa state content, or ia the Illinois
state contest, would sorcs the Judges
" consider them carefully before
making an award a. 10 the Oest."
pr0fegsor Atkinson was much irn.
preSed with tho showing made by
Mabaeka county farmers AZ the con.
test, which war upon tho whole prob.
ably tho best made before him this
seasoD, Following his Judging ofthe
fifty specimens shown by tho contest.
ants, pr6fegsor Atkinson spoke 20 the
many corn growers, who we're present
upon tho subject Az tbo close Of tho
lecture tho awards were announced.
They were:
Yellow corn, best twelve carr
Igt prize, $500 in gold, Cnaa Roe.
N prize. 500 in silver, Floyd
BT8ns0n.
Z "a prize, 900 in silver " r. Nv.
erett.
White corn, best twelve ears
lat prize, $500 In gold, N. Bteddom.
"a prize, 1900 In silver, @. noe.
"a prize, 800 In silver, Harry
Jones,
II was Impressed with tho exbl0it
Immediately upon entering tho ROOM
stated Professor Atkinson this morn.
ing; "the first glance was all that was
nocesary 10 tell mo that tho MahaskA
county farmers know Whist constitutes
good corn. Az rule I'd these con.
tests there are entered probably han
n dozen good specimens Of corn
among say Hfly gamDIes exhibited.
Here among nifty find al least thirty
specimens that arc excellent ma
SHOW that the contestant knows good
corn, Evidently your farmers arc
posted upon corn and corn judging.
rou must hayo haa such contests be-
fore.
"The showing OF Mahaeka cOunty's
corn Yield last year prepared mo 10
ind that no corn raisers here we're |
well posted IN their business md |
that tho average yield over the county |
was 40 bushels 10 tho acre OF five
bushels creator than the average yield |
IN tho stato. The total Yield IA bush
ols. according 70 tho figures Of the az.
partmcnt o. agriculture for 1904, was
,0si. 900 IN Mahaska county. ~ IL !
great showing.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30
MEaT cEnTGa.

Ma, Wpe1oB bas erected a good
harm,
Mp. geo, Kifk ms been eBjoyiDg
visit frOm hsr gfaDdmOtbsL
Wesl0y gboemaksg have returned
frma a Wait with fSfsndsln iHnnyilie.
Jobn Hsn1ryx s01 family visited
recently ~ tho parental John Else
bOtnS.
We are having Gn9 weather ana
mOst ~ mo fafmsrE arc don0 gath
s1pg corn,
Oscar n0rauf1I hag moved into tho
late Jefferson Miliok homo for tho
coming year
Mia Nellie Wilson ~ Beacon mas
been Visiting b0f newly marrtsd siss
ter, Mrs. Jedi MINOR
Miss gusie nv attended Methodist
church IN tho city last sabbath eDd
heard IteY. hiiIiams 81 New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chord have returned
from Il vary pleasant visit with
their daughter and family who live
neAr New sharon.
Mr. Hunt n putting 10 good
house Just south o. west Center
school house, Iiia homo win have
all modern congenienees.
Ean Day will have anIe naKt
fueaday, November 2g No and hts
vito viii moyo 10 Oregon ~ make
fhalf future home The beat wishes
~ their friends 70 with them
Mahaaka cenlsr church willbaye
hot supper Thanksgiving night Nv.
efY LADY bringing boz must have 4
heehlle ~ match mn waist aha
wears, put tho hamo ID an engelope.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30
MONROE.
Bssith geperslIy eod,
~ "a

Health generally good,
r. W. DenDey killed beef TBeS1ay
Thurman Jtoberts called On 4. W.
De1ns1 BBD1ay,
~ sayIes delivered apples IN oska
IocNa Tbursday.
Grandpa and Grandma Henderson
we're IN oskaIoo1a Wednesday,
Elsie Hendsrsan ana Iltue sister
Uris we're in Ho10 EiIl Saturday.
James Farr and son Hoy called on
his sitter, Mrs. Mary sayIss, Monday.
Brs Grace Moore spent the any
Thursday with her mother, mrs. ~.
ron parr,
Billy Wilson delivered turkeys In
Jtose mn Saturday. The "old Tom"
brought him $40.
Nathan eay1m and family spent
sunday with Mre. nayleg brother, ..
Il. Fan and family
Mrs, Cara JtOb0rtg and baby gpent
gaturdv with her grandparents, Geo,
Henderson and wife,
Nathan gayles, who has been laid
40 tbe past week with rneumatigm, Il
able 10 be- out again.
Billy Wilson has been doing a g0od
dsal ~ improving mis- fail, having
made 100 rods on nsw wirs fonco and
has reabiDgIod his aouso and barn
and summer Kitchen, g. H.. Far dId
the work
II viii DO remembered tnat George
Rutherford is jnst recovering from a
brolten limb, and twenty.ono OF his
noighbors and friends planned n
husliDg bee and hiiskcd about 750
bushels 0f corn. lnoeo who wero
present wero Warren Cation, Oscar
AlIgo0d, Howard Aiigood, Thurman
Roberts, Gus Rutherford, James FAIR.
WiIl Wilson, Mil Bright, James Den
ney, While Rutherford. Charley Gross,
ernest brown, Thomas 0regge. Omar.
Ivy 0rcegs, John lI0rnbnck, August
Rose, Jas. Heibert. Godfrey iioeo, NJ.
bort Rose, Chns. hhroyer and James
Iiornback. Tho boys got his corn All
hngked In one day.
Noy H. >1iiuo Boil
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-11-30

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II ara more than pleased with this
contest Tho exhibit is something OF
which the farmers may well be proud.
There are several specimens shown
here today, taat II entered in the Iowa
State corn shOw, or IN the Illinois
corn Gh0w w,ouid make the yuGges
study greatly before giving their
awards. There ~ corn here which
should be SeDt 70 Anes."