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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05
J. v. Graham

will offer at public sale three miles
north and one mile east of Leighton,
on Thursday, Oct. IL, at 10 a. M,
sharp, the following: one 10-year-old
horse. one saddle mare, one grade 2.
year-old stallion, eight cows, / fresh
one 2-year-old steer, seven yearllng
steers, seven yearling heifers, nine
calves, 40 head spring shoats, farming
implements. Free lunch at noon
Terms made known on day Of sale.
M. Porter, auctioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05
PUBLIC SALES.
Mrs. l. D. Wrlnht q Sons

will offer at public sale at their resi-,
dence one mile southeast OF Rose Hill,
on Thursday, Oct. ~, at p. M, sharp,
tho following; 10 horses, six good milk
cows, six spring calves, 81 head spring
shoats, some seed oats and hay. U.s.
ual terms. ]. M. Reed, auctioneer. o.
Hinlsle, Clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05
The Band Concert

win be played on Saturday night a.
usual this week and win probably be
the last one Of the season. II will be
impossible 10 play Thursday evening,
az one orchestra plays for a wedding
and the other at the opera house.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05

SToNER. THE remains Of Eugene
Harry stoner, the Northwestern
switchman who was killed Sunday
night in the yards at Belle PLANE, will
be brought to oskaloosa for burial, ar
irving at 11:05 Q. m, Wednesday, on
the Burlington. The body will be taken
at once to Forest cemetery, where a
brief service will be held by Rev. A.
Cato Kaye, before interment. Mr..
stoner was q years, months and 10
days Of age. He leaves wife and
three children
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05

The patronage Of home institutions
causes the employment Of more PEG.
pie, expenditure Of more cash, and in
creases the general activity OF the
community. Buy home made goods,
and make oskaioosa grow.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05
q. j. Snyder

will 5ell at public auction at his resi-.
dence one mile north Of public square,
oskaloosa, Iowa, Wednesday, Oct. II.
at 10 a. nj. sharp, the following: CO
cattle, 20 cows, 10 yearling nelfers, 10
yearling steers, 20 calves, PolIed
Angus bull, 10 horses, also IL standard
bred horses, the property Of }. II. Hur.
rison; hogs, Plano mower, side de.
livery hay rake, stirring pillow, low
wagons, surrey, set work harness, get
buggy harness, stock scale. Free
lunch at noon. I'm. Reed, auctioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05

The oskaloosa Herald correspond
ents viii have a picnic and social
gathering at the Country Club next
Saturday. The annual election Of Of
hcers Of the association win be held
next week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05
John VermeuIen

will offer at public sale on the School.
en- farm, AZ miles south Of oskaIooEa
on Muchaklnock road, on Tuesday,
Oct. 10, at 10 a. m. sharp, the follow.
ing: One. brown mare years old, one
gray mare coming years old, one
mule team, 6 cows all giving milk, 8
steer calves and 2 helrer calves, 60
head hogs, about 9 dozen Plymouth
Rock chickens and farm machinery.
Free lunch at noon. !. NJ Reed, auc.
tioneer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05
. . . . o Q . .

% % . Q
K. Al. Benedict 60 n. NJ INN.
edlct, lut ', sub. bin 4, M.
ats add. 70 shntOn, Iowa 5000 60
IN. .. pefey 81 al quit claim
10 Grace u. wheeler swA
on swA Of tT7.16. ....a 100
Mary Kirk a Al, QUIT claims
TO Grace H. wheeler, same
az above, s.ss..ss..ss.s.s A.uV
WIN. burnside and X. III.
burnside and wives 10 So.
san Allen, west 100 &C., lot
81, Ninde q Searles add. $4,000
J. n. Thornburg and wife 70
J. w. Earring, neM OF nwM
Of sO.75-15 .........,.....ioooOoo
G. Il. Delashmutt and wife to
r. u. Morgan, lots 6-7, sub.
east A OF mex Of swA,
2I.75.1e 1890. ....... 100000
j. II. Stoetens and wife TO
J, p. DeCook, lots 1916
1918, blk. z, Leighton, Ia. 10000
Ira p. DeCook and wife to
John p. DeCook, same lots
as above ................. 10000
NJ. A. Fish to G. G. Palmer,
swA Of neA and nwA Of
seA, s1.74.15 ......... 27Oo. 90
7. Bowdle and wife to Thos.
Briggs, lot 2, blk. IL, Win
ders' I'd add TO Sharon, la 1900 90
A. @. Dunbarger AID wife to
Fred Williams, lot 6, blk.
IL, Dunbarger's add Barnes
City, Iowa ..:............. 5000
Benz. Powers and wife to j.
F. Moore, lot 10, McDon-
ough's add to Sharon Iowa 10000
Harry Smith and wife to
Fred Williams, lots $40, blk.
10, Barnes city, Iowa. i. 400 no
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05

+ / was sufferer of Fistulae and KID
ney trouble for several months. Con-
suited several physicians and they
said / would have to have an opera.
ton. Finally consulted Or. shalleu-
berger and he cured me without an
operation. II you will write me ! will
tell you all about my case,
]. n. Lynn, Fairfield, Ia.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05

Best Kansas. Flour, Kelly's Extra,
$50; "a Kansas Flour, Kelly's Jewel,
t125; Best Minnesota Flour, White
Pearl, $50. Every sack warranted
In every way.
10w2-32w2 Ed 8. Howard.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05

KENWoRTHY.- The funeral OF the
late Melissa KenwCrthy, wife Of owen
W, Kenworthy. will be held at the
late residence at<No COZ North ID
street, at 1880 O'Clock y. m, Wednes-
day, Oct. 4. Interment In Forest Gem.
etery.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-05
a1hs MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.

WELLS.--Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Wells, Monday, October 2. 1905,
at the ]. X. hnsley residence IN
this city, a nine-pound daughter.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
GESTAC1ON

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1'z SO Ia vrncA Los hachos sDsz3n para poder dom
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emo por tts dsrrRo clando alma pere acc6n cuer
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IN Sfce Ia ssbe TODD este de ah que mas me apens tu
pedAr que t puas congois To guSs hber legado col
no Gel aul0! csc c9mo egA ell sufrimepto es
nhoo dcAoos los que sufen! Tu ckusa e usta uuieres
caeA con on 19nt honFado quen cedste coaz6n Ys
e has ep5eGdo t1 corsR6 por que desesperas Va os
esposo' hbeis undo yuI vountd tengAs prisa por
rn Vueo coeEpo del enoero que hass stu spi
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da contnao e! nuo e cro II. .or mursIx Que pueda in
ercept'r W stt2 crfG . Is qG mss Vuelve en- IT, her
naos ala Ifae 2}n ucs2tros los lombre sonos libres
Vo'oFaa As pre-, acyff zero esclsvtud, depende
AFte de Var sna oeup mas de 10 exterDo que de 10
ntefn prse nA foc6n pa.iVs combse de acci6n
aaAqu od9 Sed Eom6res le d 70 las muieres attended
sx1 en 70 CUE 81 sxo toes en- 10 dem&s por CUE
ntelgencA 10 o. &c lnconsr Ia de nosoos NiVead
VuesrA l2oa c5n Is nuestTS TG mms en- este caso tss
PoeNendo como simple mner Ipor que procedes
homoFe I tNo YES 81 msmo Arturo cue en- vez de lorar
desepefarse reune dnero eszlr mstrimonio Es
Toy seguro dc ae nc tbiOdo0E bAo que sproyecha
TEMPO u &c retsda vlestrI had cadl obscuo IeregsrS
cen durOs MIS- 81 bo lilo Tales ob6cuos que ii Sc te pare
cen sbnos .sondabe cusndO rexce vuero cmpeo con-
verTan en- snpes menuienc Sufres poYoue oueres
reaexonA no sfe squAA vsor de sus surmenos
Hay que ser 6sOso nteene en- ufrr no tene em
remedar sus males entire apteces neryos dolores
de oabeS1 anourrn is ho hos que tsnto Sc neceIn
Acostdmhats presoin1r de mste en- cier ocaones ell
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14

sehor Canals trAbsia en- Ia actuali-
dad 90 el piano de la torre de aqua,
que ha de ser construida en- el baluar.
te de Bazan.
Esta obra, que Sc realizarA deutro
de algunos meses, eera de gran impor-
tancia para la poblaci6n.
-Anoche no Sc reuni6 el Consejo
Municipal apesar de estar cenvocada
la session.
Probablemente hasta el lines pro.
ximo no Sc reunira de nuevo ell Ayun-
tamiento.
Ell medico de Sanidad de Lu-
quillo ha pedido q la Sanidad Glen
puntas de vacuna para proceder la
vacunaei6n ordenada por ell Departa.
mento General.
La riqulsima cerveza SPabsts
ha llegado conquistar un puesto tan
sorprendente en- todos los paises del
mundo, que podemos probar que es
medicinal, devolviendole Ia salud, vi.
gor y color, muchos enfermos d6bi-
les y clor6ticos. Agentes M. r. Cal
der6n CO Tetuan IL.
-eLas pastillas Ant1rlcas del DR..
Le Roy. devuelven al aparato digesti.
vo la actividad perdida, ayudan al
est6mago digerir los alimentos, y el
proceso de la nutrici6n Sc lleva a cabc
on forma adecuada.
Con el uso de las <Pastillas Anti
ricas del DR.. LIE Roys dessparece esa
pesadez que sienten los dispepticos er
el est6mago despues de las comidas.
9TPARA curar un resfriado on
un dia tome las PASTILLAS LAxAN
TIES DE BROMo QUIN1NA. Ell boticariC
le devolvera el dinero 81 no SO cura
La frma de E. W. GROVE SO halls
en- cada cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
KF02NACION DIAR|A

Hecu8nde2, cuyo estado es gravisimo
El hecho ocurrl6 90 la hacienda sMer'
ced.as de aqu6l t6rmno. El agresor
tAe detenido por el cabo Vallad ares.
--El luaves pr6ximo Sc dara on el
teatro una tunci61 de cinemat6grafo
repro1uciendo cladros de Ia guerra
ruso-j -japonesa,
GORE el rumor de que h aqueda-
10 cessote el stEor kopel, fiscal del
li,triSo de Aguadilla.
En- la Corte Municipal de esta
ciudad 80 haa visto hoy los juieios
ooutra jose Leon Deigado, culpable
del delit0 de acometimiento y Aggression,
c0ndenado 4 cincuenta dias de car.
ce.; Cruz Maldonado por aggression J
condenado dIez dias decarcel multa
Pedro Rivera acusado de hurto de me-
nor cuautia y declarado culpable Gue
condeuado q tres meses de carcel y
Eladio Diaz, acusado de acometimien.
to condenado ados meses de arresto.
Exists una escuela grdua1a va
cante en 81 pueblo de Ahasco.
--5abenos que sigle gravemente
enfermo en- Arecbro, ell doctor Lopez
G 4ztambde. Segin nuestros infor-
mes Ia oufermadad que SURE ell dis.
ting aldo mAdico es una pleuropueu-
mouia. R4cen0s tarvientes votos
por gu rest4b!eomfento.
-Ha siio aprobada para m9estra
dc Una escuela de Nlequos la sefora
Lake,
So encuentrp ligeramete enter.
me el doctor Conner Brloso, Official de
q JJnta local de Sandal, no aslS-
tieodo por tanto, q la ofcina. Desea-
mos que se restablezoa pronto.
Sc hun dado de baia en- el esta'
blecimiento sanitario A8lo IL locos
Maria Casilla Bss, Angel Gonzalez
Roman, Ramon Rosado, Ambr0sit
Bs,tran, Jovito s Adell, Paula Andu
jar, Conception Rivera, Catalina Me
yes, juaua Rutna Nazario, Emili'
Hernandez, Ramona Arcs y Mari,
Negr6n, las cusles saldran para To-
respectivos pueblos dc la !sla de don
de son naturalss.
Ell departamento de instruction
p15lioa 10 concederA q los maestros
amnistia sino on la forma sigliente
todos log profssores cue hayan perdi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14

Sc han acercado esta redacc6n
variss distinguidss sen ritss de Ia
ciudad y ruegsn al director la oan-
da de Ia po!cfa insuIAr, don Francisco
Verar, que 60 el progrAma De pr6xi
ma retreta figure 10 prec,osa partltura
sJot4 aragoness,s que tansos spisu
sos valid 4 Ia referlda banda
Ell iusves prdxlml So csIobrar4
On ei teatro una exhloicl6n Del cinema
t6grafo Kaust, dsimo madeio.
-Ests manana estuvo s conferen
ciar con ell Com stonsdo dc INSTRUCTION
don Juan Miguel dol Toro, presldense
de la Juuta escular de Cabo h j. La
vista del sefior Toro esta rela-
cionada con la petlci6n que ha hsch !
In iunta de aquel pueoloi sohcltando
Ia creaci6n de mas escuelas en eI refe-
rido distrito. El DeparEanento ha
promstido hacer en- oil asunto cusnto
este de 81 parte.
-~Manana, microbes, la banda
leila Juvsntad del Comercio dara una
retrasa co Ia plaza principal con un
sscogIdo repertoire.
--9l ms iico inspector del Sur ha
remitido al spartamsnto de Saolda1
un informs saniiario de Pattllss,
Arroyo, Guayama, Salinas y Sauts
Isabel.
Don Manuel GImene2 ha presen-
tado un escrito { ls consaouliA del
Acusducto, pidiendo una reoaIa en-
los cobros que ls hso 'cho pr el gu
sodicho seueducso.
--Eo 10 o6clna del ofoia' de Saul
dad 90 han reci ioldo varlas deaQucias
de pulperias, y oonlulcaciUnes dc los
prscttcaotes seflores S-gneE y oIrOsi
dsudo cuents dc hab5r pracitcado las
desintecciones ordenadaS pVr e! ohcla
de Sanldad municipal.
Els muy probable que el departa
nento de Sanidad remlta informes
los medicos ofciales sauitarios del re
aultado de las cOnterenctas ultima
mente celebradas por 10 Asambss d
sandal, en- el Atsneo.
--HA sido sprubAdo para Ia es
cuela rural de Carolina don Fugen
cio PiGeiro.
--En Yabucos, anocha, Tustn;
HIdalgo intro una gudslaQa Juaj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14

do el certifcudo por causas leves po.
dram obtenerlo presentkndose & nuevo
examen cuando el Departamento 10
snuncie.
Sc exceptuaran de la amuistfa
aquellos maestros que fueron suspen.
didos por inmoralidad.
Ell Tribunal Supreme de Was.
hington desestima la apel&cion inter.
puests por don Ricardo Armada, en-
Ia csusa por delItos de contrabando
dc licorss On Culebra, por no tener iu-
risdicci6n en- ese asunto.
A causa de esta determination de
aquella Corte Suprema, aver fne de.
tends por ell Marshal de la Corte Fe-
deral el sefor Armada, ingresando en-
la carcel de esta ciudad q cumplir Ia
condena que le fue impuesta por la
ref9rida Corte hace va aVgun tempo.
La invest G aci6n del case de la
sehorita sabel Lopez SO ha senalado
en- la Corte municipal para ell jueves
pr6ximo las dos de Ia tarde. Ell 10.
ven don Miguel San Pedro ha presta.
do uua fanza de mil dollars para su
| libertad provisional, siendo fadores
don Emilio lglesias y don Jose Ger.
dene,
Sc han visto hoy dos iuicios en-
la Corte municipal por hurto y agre.
sion contra Bias G arcfa y N. Coma
Iez, sa!iendo condenados q treints dias
de arresto,
Han ingresado en- la carcel de
esta cludad con fecha de aver jose
La6n Delgado por Aggression; Eladio
JOSS Elias por acomatimiento y Pedro
Rivera Portalatin, por hurto de menor
cuantia.
-7Esta ma1ana SO han recibido al
runas comunicaciones en- ell Departa.
mento de Sanidad, dando cuenta de
que la vacunaci6n SO viene efectuando
en- varios pueblos de Ia isla, conforme
4 10 dispuesto por Ia ley.
-Comunican de Mayaguez, que
Tomas Ramirez Iglnio Rtvero, ex'
guardias fueron detenidos por rifia y
escandalo, en- la tarde de aver. El
cabo V aldivieso, que presto ell servicio
ha puesto elheoh0 en- conoclmiento dol
tribunal competente.
DE San Sebastian Sc comunica
haberse detenido Juan c. y Gonza
le1 por rapo de la i6ven Camen Va
lensin. Ell ]lgado entiende en- ell asun
| TO.
-Algunos telegramas recibidos
en- 81 cuarteI general de los pueblos d.
Aibonito y Santa Isabel, dan cuents
de haberse detenido grupos de indivl
duos por iugar q gallos.
Ell teniente Guanill ha dirigidc
al Jefe de la Policia insular, el telo-
grama siguiente;
Ponce. .-En IN meeting obrro cele
brado esta tarde dia l3, qued6 conve
uido lsvantar en- huelga q TODD e
peonsje de las Haciendas de Yauco
Ponce y Sauta Isabel. Ell propagau
dista senior Iglesias cit6 al pueblo
para msfIsna, reuniendose en- la eFs
deraci6u Libre, y Sc acord6 nombra
las comisiones gus saldran q levanta
: todo ell peonaie de las iurisdiccione
mencionadas.
i Fl coronel Hamill ha pasado q
telegrama al Gobern ador. con ell cua
, tuvo ma confereucia esta mamma.
Ell ingeniero de Obras Pdblica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
BrB1rorECA DE ala DEMocRAC1A, 1873

de ninguna espece mo acuerds de los mde en- me-
do del supcio refan bubsn de propos verdugo'
Pues 10 hscan smplemente poy hAber pecnddo de mara
Ia mAerA e d. de mzquina abstbce dc
carbon sin carbon podA fanconar De s Sc pr
de porque su demuestra gran gnoranca Su
pongo que va hAbs reAexonAdo sobe do esto H
sc hAstA donde temple de u alma geme de MIA No vue
escbr de ese modo porque averguenza. Muestte
como ees como 70 to conozco fuee vAroni LIE ecrbr6
padre Eoy seguro de que mi cara serk iuG
sempre cma6 ago crudez Estoy pensando 10 maneA
de souconar 70 mismo ese conco ha ruego
tengas uu POGO mas regnc6n pIcenc Todo mi consueO
para SO encierr soa 6pcA 6 fuee Te abtsza
todA 81 alma, tu hsrmInO
PABIoH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-18
The WORST YET.
Capt. Watts Last Expert
ence Was Terrific.
Six Days in Boat, and Narrow
y Escapes Massacre.
After Loss Of His Bath Ship Susquehanna
Near Solomon Islands.

Thomaston, Me-, Dec. 17-Captain
Edward A. Watts Of the Bath ship
Susquehanna, which was abandoned
in sinking condition, Aug. IS, $50 miles
southwest of Nehoue, New Caledonia,
arrived at his home in st. George, Sat
urday.
Captain Watts, who has followed the
sea for 80 years, stated that the ex-
perience was the worst he ever en-
countered. After abandoning the ship,
the crew were six days in the boats
and had to subsist on pint of water
and six biscuit apiece each "a hours
The boats We're half full of water near
ly the whole time and sea breaking over
the small craft, threatened to swamp
them.
Captain Watts and his men finally
landed on Solomon islands where they
barely escaped being massacred by the
natives. After some difficulty they sue
ceeded in escaping from the island and
were picked up by a vessel from Sgd
ney, Australia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-18
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Mrs. Conant Has Broken Leg-House
Was Towns Oldest Hotel.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PreSS-J
Skowhegan, Me-, Dec. 1t.-Flre Oh
unknown origin destroyed Hote! Hes
elton late tonight, driving so or more
persons from their lodgings to the
street. Many of the inmates were re-
firing when the alarm of hre was
shouted and there was a small panic.
Mrs. H. r. Conant, one OF the dodgers.
suffered a broken leg in jumping from
n second story window. The other oc-
cupants escaped from the building
without injury.
The Heselton House was four
story wooden structure on Water street
and was formerly one of the best no.
tals of the village, although it had re-
Gently been used principally as board
ing house for mill operatives. 1t was
the oldest hotel in town.
The fire was discovered on the second
floor of the house at 1890 O'Clock ana
spread rapidly to all parts of the build
ing. The dodgers in most cases leo
partly dressed into the snow and Sc
verely cold weather. leaving their per-
sonal effects behind.
IT was soon seen that the hotel was
doomed and the firemen turned their
attention to the saving of livery sta
BILE and stores close by which were
threatened. The hotel, with practically
all its contents. was destroyed, but the
nearby buildings were not seriously
damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-18
For Thomas ". BoWden,
Bucksport Farmer.
Caught Under Moving Building
and Life Crushed Out.
Slipped and Fell in Front Of House al
OId-fashioned Moving.

Bucksport. Me-, Dec. 11.-Thomas w.
Bowden, IS, a prosperous farmer and
former member of the board of select
men of this town, was instantly killed
Saturday afternoon, near his home in
Millvale, rural settlement.
One of his neighbors had recently
bought an abandoned schOolhouse and
Saturday afternoon the people of the
neighborhood turned out with horses to
move it a few hundred rods. 1t was an
old-fashiOned country hauling, with %
pairs of horses and oxen hitched on in
two strings to drag the building which
had been placed on runners and it was
to have been followed by supper for
all engaged.
Everything went well and the build
ing was nearly upon its new site when
Mr.. Bowden, who was driving Il yoke
of oxen next to the building, fell d.
rectly in front OF the building which
was then going down a slight incline
and he was crushed beneath it.
1t was necessary to cut away Il por-
ton of the building and the men
worked with all possible haste, but it
was found that Mr.. Bowden had been
killed instantly. nearly every bone III
his body being crushed. An inquest was
deemed unnecessary. Mr.. BoTdcn mad
no immediate relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-18
By Blowing SafeinSuf=
field, Ct, SavingsBank.
$4,000 CASH MISSED,
Railroad WatChmen Tied TO Chairs
==-RobbersEscape===TheS Stolen
Bonds Not Negotiable.

Suflield, c., Dec. 17.-After binding
the railroad Waterman, William Jones.
and his 12-year-old son to chairs in the
railroad station here this morning, be-
fore daylight, five bank robbers pried
their way into the Suffield Savings
Bank on Main street, blew open the
safe after the fourth attempt and made
away with about $4,000 worth of regis
tered bonds and stocks, not negotiable,
according to President NJ. L. Newton
of the institution.
They overlooked $4,000 in cash and ne
Sotiable bonds in a drawer nearby.
Although the safe was wrecked and
the explosion was heard from a quarter
of a mile away, the robbers made their
escape, leaving no clue whatever.
While the bank was being robbed. a
sixth member of the gang stood guard
over Jones and his son at the depot
covering them both with revolvers and
threatening them with death if they
made an cutlery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-18

The explosions necessary to break
open the big safe We're heard by the
men i'll the depot and after the fourth
one the sixth member of the band left
Jones and the boy and Joined his pals,
making his escape with the others.
Jones' son was not tied as securely as
his father, and after working for Is
minutes over the knots in the ropes
which strapped him to the chair he
freed himself and later his father.
The belated alarm aroused scores Of
citizens.
When the party reached the bank
there was outward evidence Of the
work of the craftsmen. The windows
We're broken and the front door was
wrenched off its hinges, crowbars be-
ing used.
The men worked at the safe for over
an hour. leaving the place at $40. All
wore masks and probably were profess
SIGNALS. Nitro glycerine was used.
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IN THE HOUSE.
San Academic Discussion of Federal
Control of Insurance."

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE House
INDUCED itself again Saturday to the
extent of four hours of what was many
times termed an academic discussion
of federal control OF insurance. 1t was
the fourth day Of the debate and the
interest of members had appreciably
diminished.
Democratic contention for states
rights predominated in the oratory.
The Republicans who spoke, confined
themselves more to the committee
reference which should be made of the
subject of insurance in the Presidents
message. On this many views We're
expressed. None of them, however,
supported the pending proposition to
send the subject to the ways and
means committee.
In the course of an hours address,
Clayton, Ala, reviewed railroad rate
legislation. showing it to be Demo-
cratic doctrine. His party would
cheerfully aid the Republicans in en-
acting a law for rate control.
Gaines, w. Va. declared that the
language of the Presidents message
on insurance left no doubt that it
should be referred to the interstate
and foreign committee.
Sullivan, Mass, paid his respects to
President Roosevelt by stating that he
did not believe him infallible either in
his law, his policy. or his recollection
of conversation with distinguished Wis
itors.
Arguing against federal control Of
Insurance, Sullivan maintained there
was ample state authority to regulate
legal abuses land" he continued
neither state nor national Legislatures
can legislate honesty into a board of
directors of high finance sitting in New
York any mere than they can legislate
thirst out of the citizens of Iowa. Kan
sas and Maine"
A resolution was agreed to request
ing the President to transmit to the
House the number of government
clerks in the various departments who
have reached the age of 20 years In
explaining the purpose of the resolu-
ton. Tawney said the information was
desired by the appropriation commit
tee in making up the legislative. exc
cutive and judicial appropriation bill.
He made the comment that under the
civil service there seemed to be ample
opportunity to get into the govern
ment service. but no way to get out.
The House adjourned at 4.O3 o'clock
until Monday.