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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-10-19

II Will not escape observation tnat
the United States Is credited with
double the wealth of Great Britain,
its chief competitor, and more than
twice that of Germany, the third on
the list, which is giving the United
Kingdom close race for second place.
Much Of the prosperity Of this coun-
try is undoubtedly due to the protec-
tive tariff which secures to us the
nome market, the best on earth, and
renders necessary the production OF
the best goods. These are most In de-
mand and the price is not begrudged
by those who are engaged in profitable
industries Of various kinds. The
showing is one in which every patri-
otto citizen can take justifiable pride.
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and believe we soon shall have the cpl
demic under control.
EFFICIENT QUARANTINE
Rv AssOcintod Ioreys

556 lass eA (l3ys Associated GPreSS) sa- $3.50
WASHINGTON, Aug. Tin addition to
the revenue cutie; Winona, which is now
at Gulfport Miss, the revenue cutter
Forward. now at Key West; the Ham
llton at Tampa, and the Seminole ut
Wilmington, N. c., have been ordered to
Gulfport for tho purpose Of maintaining
tho national quarantine, and will pro-
coed to that point at once. They have
been directed to act under the instruc-
lions Of Captain w, G. Ross. chief Of the
revenue cutter service, who left tonight
for New Orleans.
G%lt is expected that other and smaller
boats will be needed In order to make
an effective patrol and to this end any
boats required will be employed and tho
revenue cutter flag hoIsted over them
and n revenue cutter officer put on board,
They Will then be. to all intents, govern
ment vessels. and will have the same
Jurisdiction as the revenue cutters, which
will enable them to 30 into any waters.
1t is believed that In this way an effi-
Client quarantine can be maintained.
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UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL
Marine Hospital Service Will
Stamp Out Scourge.
l13v Assncinttd Prcss.l

+ by ASSOCltLlcu Soo'l
OYSTER BAY, L. J., August 1'-eecfe-
+torv Shaw came to oyster Bay to-day to
see the President.
secretary Shaw said that tho Federal
government having assumed the control OF
the yellow fever situation IN New dreams,
~ efforts would be left unmade 70
stamp out the epidemic.
The secretary will 30 to Roanoke, VA,
tomorrow, 10 deliver speech at the
oLening Of the Republican State Conven-
ton of Virginia.
The President, who Is keeping IN close
toucn with tho yellow fever sltution to-
tay received tho following telegram from
Surgeon General Wymnn:
~ "Mnyor Behrman and other members
Of tho Citizens Committee IN New OF.
leans have received assurances OF tunus
necessary to pay expenses OF labor ana
material. Have Wired Surgeon White 70
take charge Immediately. and have order
Cd large additional force Of commissioned
ctIlcors who have had personal experience
n epidemic work. The service appre.-
cv.tes It's responsibilities, but will 20 to
work with feeling OF confidence
Turpentine Fumes VS., Mosquitoes
Secretary Shaw said: Tin ono OF my
conferences with Surgeon-Genera! Wy
man, SuE6esleu ~ H'1A t"f't ~ o1'"'t
/, large quantity OF crude turpentlne and
have it burned In the immediate vicinity
OF every house where there was n yellow
fever patient 1t was formerly supposed
that the burning of turpentine was pracs
ticnlly specific for yellow fever As q
II after of fact 1t has been demonstrated
ttut the fumes from the burning turpen-
tine merely drive away the mosquitoes.
| IL we can keep mosqult oes way from The
putients suffering from the fever, we pre-
yrnt them from carrying the disease. 10
| III ople who are not afflicted With It. THAI
| is merely one step toward the stamping;
| out of tho disease.
IF We can prevent tho spreading we SOON
shall have control Of the epidemic. Sur.
geon- General Wyman is making arrange
ments for large quantities Of crude turpen-
tine which may be obtained by the ton,
ana Will use 1t ~ ! suggested. I hope
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1t was announced that the Marine Hos
pital Service would soon take up the re-
ceiving and compiling OF daily reports.
a false impression has prevailed In some
quarters that all the cases occurring
were not made public, and In order that
there may be perfect confidence through
out the country, DR.. White desires that
hereafter, statistical announcements OF
the situation shall be made under Fed
eral supervision.
Dr. White says that the figures on the
yellow fever situation carried daily by
the Associated Press have boon correct.
There was II prompt response to-day
to the appeal OF Chairman Janvier, OF
the Citizens Committee for additional
subscriptions to the citizens fund to the
end Of raising the $250,00O desired by
the government. In addition, Mr.. Janvlor
to-day telcgraphed to Governor Blanch-
| ard, asking the States assistance In Sc
curing the money desired TO fight the
fever. Unsolicited checks have been
sent from other parts OF the country,
and the whole fund will be fully sub
scrlbed 1t Is believed, before it Is wanted.
Telephone Operators Flee.
An evidence Of tho pnnIcky feeling in
the country parishes Is shown in the
experience OF tho Cumberland Telephone
Company. At Arcadia, La, the man In
charge OF the telephone office fled when
the fever began to spread, The telephone
! company tried to I'LL tho position but
Arcadia refused to permit man 70 como
to work. and the service has been sus-
pended A similar situation prevails Mt
Baton Rouge. The Baton Rouge Telc.
phone Exchange serves much Of thu sur
rounding country and all that region, Is
without telephone communication.
The death reported on tho Bell plantp.
| ton IN Jefferson Parish across tho Mis-
sleslppi River from New Orleans, is the
NTH that has occurred there, showing
the heavy mortality from the fever whore
adequate attention Is not glvon. Five
Italians fled from New Orleans to the
Bell plantation and MI have die.' of yel-
low fever The Vicinity has been thor
oughly Isolated and dlslnfccted.
Mother Embraced Sons Corpse,
One Incident out OF the ordinary Is
the death OF Emile M, Lopez. boy,
After his death had been reported tho
Board Of Health gave permission TO hold
the body "a hours before burial. While
tho boy lay in coffin. the mother en-
braccd her dead son and thought she de-
tected signs of life. Physicians dlsproYed
her suspicious i
1t will probably never be possible to
estimate the losses which New Orleans
has suffered financially. through, the diver
sion of business, but the heavy tax on
the people by the present situation Ia
shown by the fact that besides the money
already spent by the boards OF health
and the s25o, COO to be raised for tho gov
eminent. thousands OF dollars have beeln
subscribed and expended IN ward sanl'
tation.
Quarantine Even Against Drugs
Some docking houses report tha 4
number OF towns have anaI1i ~ l1eA
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Two Cases at Bon Air,

INV Associated Press.)
3EIOtysTON, TEXAS, August Estate
Health officer Tabor has been advised
officially that there are two cases Of
yellow fever at Bon AMI ~, Tie tec-
gram states also that ono OF the Rus-
nects was dead. The two men were
italian refugees from New Orleans, ana
n demand has been from tho Texas
Board of Health for troops, but the re-
quest has been declined by botb DIR,
TABOR and the Governor,
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against drugs. In 1897. the quarantine
was general over the South against every
character Of freight, including mcalcinos
but this year many towns have excepted
certain Glasses of freight and most OF
them are glad to get medical supPlles /. !,
sorvice. spent the day In southwest
) I ,o,,islana, investigating reports OF sus-
nIclous cases, ono Of them In st. Mary
Parish.
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Yellow Jack in Mexico,

49, C8Y ASsoclhted Press.l
MEXICO CITY, August THE supe-
rior Board Of Health officials report but
five cases Of yellow fever In the republic
four NJ Vera Cruz and ono at Coatza-
coalcos. One patient died at Vera Cruz
on Wednesday and another cnso WAS lis
covered on the same day, All five cases
are thoroughly Isolated.
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Danger of Infection Passed.
tEy Asuoo,atnd j,ress )

(I3y Ass0clatod l'ress,
TAMPA, FLA, Aug. 7,-State S1eAth
officer Porter says that he considers the
danger of Infection from Victor Vltel-
loe's case as passed. The Italian Is we'll
enough TO get out OF bed No other case
has developed nor is there single sus-
Dccted one, II III sty Fl Fs siGt
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Rigid Quarantine at Memphis
(By Associated Press.)

n ~ (3y ASSOcutcu PTes9J ~ q
II MEMPHIS. TENN. Aug. 7-Tho rigid
quarantine decided upon by the City
Council was put In operation at noon to-
day Armed guards were placed about
tho city and inspectors are on every
train. No ono can enter this city from
any direction without n permit from the
Memphis Board of Health.
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,..s.A.-.s...-~A
.sss-->.--s--~A

termlned TO institute rigid quarantine
against Louisiana and all points infected
now or that may become infected with
yellow fever.
1t was decided that all vessels arriving
from ports south OF here be inspected at
quarantine stations and that all vessels
arriving from ports north of hero and
out for less than five days be inspected.
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that of his competitor. He declared that
IN his life time tho Governor had done
rothing for the benefit of the people Ills
sole accomplishment had been a super
aEundancegof talk. lie claimed credit FOR
the primary plan, but was not entitled
tn it. He was likewise emphasizing his
position on the question Of single 2nnd
multiple text books in the schools. Here
lie could r'ghtfully claim even less credit
Tho senator elaborated.
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Embargo On Bananas.

&55s (By Associated Fress.)
q CHATTANOOGA, TENN. AUG. Tho
City Board of Health to-day put rls,d
the ,laundryng Of Pullman bedding dur
In tho prevalence OF tho fever at New
Orleans. III f5@l aR6l
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A Delicious Drink,

HoRsFoRD's ACID PH osPHATE.
A, teaspoonful added to a glass OF colo
water InYigorates, Strengthens and ke-
lresheS,
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controls The only political machine IN this
State &the men who .hecd the Wishes OF
him who put theni there Some OF them
from otiier places are here to.d day roofing
forBthe Governor. !. I, 81
He referred to his work In the Senate
the care hc took Of his friends his labors
for the Democratic party He paid hish
tribute to his colleague, John w, Da tl
He Used again the quotation: IL is o
very wicked world, and the. fewer YOU
praise tho better, (which sentiment, ne
snld 5 represented Tie philosophy of 3hls
competitor. sp,ns s.g
Dispectic, He Says.
lie declared his competitor must be
dyspeptic and ns for himself he was
treated sowcll BY the people that he a.. |.
ways felt good, He asserted the original
primary movement at the Roanoke Con-
ventton was the celever iuse Of SYM f
ticato OF politicians to force him from
ofrice, He went into the matter OF the
Virginia debt, declaring that he had
saved the state $l73,O0o. A man who
could not understand that this sum
amounted to the figures named, whether
offset by bonds held By tho government
or not. he said, did not have common
sense. Such man was worthy no higher
task than being put In blacksmith
shop to keep flies or tho horse while 20
wns being shod. The Governor OF Vir-
Einla had claimed that the real amount
saved vas only $780, yet this same Coy 10y
ernor had spent s1.o5o IN clerk hire to col
lect this $3.50, when he (Martln). II he
had been; communicated with, could have
gone to tho Department and settled IT IN
thirty minutes for nothing
THE senator closed with q tribute to the
ladies that set the crowd to cheering
Justify. Then the rain fell in torrents,
driving speaker and spectators Indoors
and putting an end to the meeting sem
ator Martin had spoken a little over Two
hours, Il Il tla9Fl III ssti
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UNDER | FEDERAL
CONTROL NOW

CONTINUED from First Page.)
fer OF details would be gradual so that
there might be no interruption OF the
work now In progress.
Daily Official Reports.
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POPE BLEssEs CHAPELLE.
Wishes Him a Speedy Recovery,
New Fever Foci Found,

New Fever Foci Found,
Il NEW ORLEANS. August 7,-Archbsh
Chapelle was reported as doing we'll to-
night, He will pass tho crisis to-mor-
row. The following cablcgram was re-
ceiyed by him: III
"The Holy Father deplores your sick
ness, In Wishing you speedy recovery,
he sends you his apostolic blessing.
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CARDINAL MERRY DEL VAL, !

Papal Secretary OF state.
Two large foc of Infection We're dis
covered to-day outside Of tho City by
health officers OF tho Marine Hospital
Service DR., Corrupt went to Diamond
plantation, in st. Charles Parish, to look
Into the suspicious cases and found six
positive yellow fever cases OF secondary
Infection, three OF which were dead They
are OH sugar plantation, and Three OF
them We're Italians, One was q negro H.
The other point Of Infection Is me
town OF Patterson, in ST. Mary ParlsN,
where DR.. Gulteras found nineteen GA ses
of secondary Infection. Most Of these a'e
also Italians,
The local health boards have TAKEN I, Nc,
charge IN both Instances and are sIoa' y; .
Ing out the directions Of the MaFihe
Hospital Service.
Reaufort's Rigid Precautions
(By Associated Press:1 !. &,
DEAIIIrORT a. o., Aug, 1.-THE Board
OF Health Of Beaufort township, inclua-
Ing Beaufort end Port Royal to-day oer
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Straws, Low Shoes, Under
wear, Neckwear, N e q lisg &c
shirts - everything for the
sum rner. m an here-at frac-
8tlonalDprices.
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,aBsrry,s tor Clothes.' y
To-day,tl1e ri p-set, price on
m EMS $4,000 Suits.

All this SUNNI er's styles; the
coats arelong as fashion has
decreed - but they won't be
here long-atonl $3.50.
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He Values Sentiment.

mo man thinks more of sentiment ana
l.gh ideals than do Bat Is II not even
I fetter to practice some OF these vlriuesf
~ not an ounce Of such practice a thou
sand times better than preaching ana no
practice? But my distinguished compe-
tl,or is conducting Il campaign OF abuse
instead of campaign of argument. He
reminds me of the old lawyer VINO gave
some seasonable advice 10 mn aspiring
young man. When the law Is for you,
said this wise man, forget the facts and
uress The law home az strongly as you
can. When the Law is against YOU forget
lie Law and deal only with the facts.
.But suppose the law and the rae's are
both against rne?' inquired the young
man, In that case said the Other
buse the other side lihe the very devil
.My distinguished competitor said SEN
a,or' Martin. lis abusing me like the very
devil without giving any reasons FOR IT,.
The senator compared his record VIII
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Gave His Platform.

Mr.. Willard then discussed, briefly his.
clnrcd were Of vital Importance to tho
people Of Virginia. lIe heartily endorsed
the movement for good roads, the better
.nent OF the public schools of Virginia,
and the encouragement OF an Immgra-
tlon Of the best kind.
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The Cotton Incident.

a The Governor employed the collar In
cldent with dramaticeffeot. "1'll never
wear anybody's collar he exclaimed,
pulling a handkerchief from his neck,
'and never want any man to wear
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YES. It Will sing,". retorted the Cow
ernor. 'and he will let YOU go to the
bottom. while he gets off safely to tho
shore. When you deposit your ballot on
August o2d will you vote for the man
that tried to take thnt vote from you
or for the man that gave you the prl-
mary ballot? All ask Is q fair field
and no fnYors.
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plallse % give me power ~ / !. h ".
Senator Martin lsa great letterti,,writ..
Ell. he pro'reeded amid inugh,te y. !, m
toId ne rites letters to deau peotP}i IT, f.
dressed t9 the deceased husband Of !, u
woman who had since married again
81, = 1furrAh4 for Daniel" shouted q voice
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Again in Norfolk.

The historic veto Of the bill for Nor Nor
folk primary wac referred to by senator
Martin. He disclosed. producing docu-
,ments. that the Governor had vetoed the
bill and that he had later sent 70 !ne
r .or,is stature n special message explaining
5thnt upon close examination Of the meas
81Iro lie had discovered that there was
contained In itino such provision as that
which surprising A to contain had caused
him to place his stamp Of disapproNV'a'l
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Predicts Montague,s Defeat.

"lIe will be kicking on August 22d,
whom he Will be showed under SO deep
that you won't be able to SEQ the tips Of
Ills toes when he KICKS. Flo is laying inc
foundation for u great saucal on the 22d
of August, You are going to hear him
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-29
Ami,r Colony All Rlah.

Denver. Sept. .s.-Snm- appI-hcns
sIoa has b-cn -xprr ssrd that the very
iaudsblc work the Salvation Army is
carrying ON ut Ami,y. Colorado.
through its colony. might bc crippled
and hamp-rui by tho dragging into
tn. Equitable miSup Of the Ami,y
Land and Irrigation Company. which
I, has been alleged owes tho Equitable
III. sum Of s..sos.sl5. The Salvation
Army. says tho ScSa in explanation of
the situation. through its commander.
Booth Tucker. bought the land and
water rights for the Ami'y colony
from the Amity company and Incurred
only n fcv minor obligations In dolnE.
50. obligations which could be rcs,iIly
met II stress were brought to bear
by the Ami'y company being forced
to make hurry.up call asains; all
loans and notes That 'hcrC is small
danger of this is to be- taken from
statement mad. las, hisht by Piats
Rogers. attorney for the Afni'y com.
pany.
ITO begin wiih.- said Mr. Rogers.
'rhc company is no, Involved with III.
Equitable in any way. i's officers and
stockholders all live In New York and
other eastern cities and the company
owes NO debts tina, II canno, meet i'm.
inctiiatciy. The Ami'y company Ia a
separate and distinct institution from
the Amity colony. which simply stand,
as a purchaser Of lands and waller
rights from the Ami,y company" Aside
from SIR. Rogers the only Colorado pCr.
son Identified with the affairs of tn.
Ami,y company is W. n. wyiie. who
resides at Holly aud Is the manager
and company agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-29
Pension Bureau R.,or,.

Washington. Sept. ss.-Thr report
of the commissioner of pensions for the
fiscal year ending July Let last shows
that during the year there were &C..
sS5 allowances under the old age dis.
ability order OF March Is. 1905. II also
shows shat G55 pensions uf sI2 a month
have been Increased TO 500 month
on account Of total blindness. under
the act of April s. 1904.
There arc pending only 1886 orig
inal claims Of survivors Of the Civil
War. and the commissioner gives as
sufsnce that they will be adiudicated
ss speedily as possible.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-29
Miss Roosevelt In Korea.

Seoul. Sept. .t.-ffinc- VI. the En-
rcscs's cousin. acted as host Friday al
an oprn air garden party given at tho
old east palace In honor Of Miss Alice
Roosevelt. AL Of the officials OF no'n
ot Korea. were present. The wooded
PATHS and eaiofca ts,ilioas were dec.
GRATED with American and Korean
Esss.
Prince VI toasted Pfcsidcn; Rooso.
,-i,. and Minister Morgan toasted tho
Emperor Of kofva. Later Miss Roosc-
rclt vas presented at a gathering un.
der the auspices Of the Korean Chris.
,ian women missionaries and was
given q Korean Bible and prayer
book.
From tho chapel the asscmblssc pro.
ccotcd to a garden party given In
honor Of Miss Roosevelt and her party
hy American missionaries In Korean
districts. All denominations were pres.
.nt. being in attendance at the annual
conferences at Seoul.
In the evening In the court yard OF
the American legation. performances
were given by Korean military musi'
clans and by dancing girls.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-29
Proposed Topeka Worries Fair.

Topeka. kans.. Sept. ss.-A monster
orld's fair and celebration cf the Bf.
iicih anniversary Of the admission Of
Kansas &c the Union was planned here
last night by the Commercial Club uf
Topeka. assisted BY several prominent
men from different parts uf the state.
among th.m Governor lIoch and 7. ".
Potter Of Peabody.
1t Is to DO entirely Kansas institp.
,ion. managed By committee OF NJ.
teen prominent men appointed from
1ifTcrcn; parts of Kansas. II IN pro-
posed to expsnd In the n'iEhborhOoi oi
f2.0OO.00O. The dat. Of the exposition
Is 1911.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-29
BUTTE BADLY BURNED
FIRE IN MONTANA MINING CITY
Damages Estimated at More Than .
Million Dollars-Great Public
Library Destroyed.

Butte. Mont, Sept. 25.-Butte was
visited yesterday by the worst fire in
Its history. The flames swept
through the central business portion
of the city and destroyed property to
tho value OF about $l.250.0OO.
The heaviest loser is the Symons
Dry Good Company, the entire build
Ing and Its contents. valued at about
100000. being total loss. Nothing is
left to mark the spot but shoulder
ing mass Of timbers and twisted iron.
Flying embers alighted on the roof
OF the Butte Public Library building, a
four-story structure and one Of the
finest buildings In the city. This
building. too. was reduced to ruins.
Tho loss on the library. together with
q million volumes. Is about 100000. Q
Several firemen were painfully but
not seriously hurt by falls and were
taken to hospitals.
All the fire departments at the
mines were called into service and all
OF the miners on shift at the time.
about 5000. were sent TO the scene
when 1t was feared that the fire would
sweep the business section OF the city.
The fire department of Anaconda was
hufnmOneu, unu AnhCouuh HIcrhch
with several hundred smeltermen
were soon on the spot.
The Helena and Missoula depart
mcnts were also asked to hold them
selves In readiness. but were not
needed.
Some Of tho losses follow:
Blocks Totally Dcstroyed-Maulc.
York. Barrett. Woodward. Ogden and
Public Library.
The following are among tho csti.
mated losses. given by the parties at.
fcctcd by the firc:
Symons store. Maulc and York
blocks. owned by the New York Realty
Company: loss sG00.0 900.
Library building. $4,000.
Baltimore block. 100000.
Washington block. 100000.
Barrett block. owned by a. II. Bar
rctt: total loss.
George woodworth block. owned by
Rose and PcariSon: total loss
waikoycr Sho. Company. $4,000.
Clark block. damage $500.
Goldberg block. damage $1,000.
Rcnshaw block. damage $500.
Ogden block. total loss.
Atlantic saloon. eii.occ. -.