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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

Presidential election in November, Ne
yada cast n total of 1925 votes. The
admission of Nevada 20 the Union was
fearful mistake. for which the Con
stitution offers no remedy. TIE pres
ent bill provides for the restoration
Of the permanent lines OF the Indian
Territory that had been temporarily
broken up by the granting of a terri
torial form of government 10 por-
ton of the Territory under the name
of Okiahoma. To the area thus re-
scored the name of Oklahoma Is. 10
be given. There are people enough
and other conditions justify the ad-
mission of Oklahoma as arranged for
IN the Senate bill, which affords due
protection 70 the rights Of the Indian
tribes. The bill also unites the Terri
,ories of Arizona and New Mexico
and admits them as one state under
the name of Arizona These Terri
tories, il is true. are not ripe for adj
mission to the Union. whether sepa-
rately or jointly; but there are some
.casOns why the matter may as well
be settled once for all. The chief
advantage In admitting Arizona ana
New Mexico now as single State would
be that this would end the mischiev-
Gus agitation for their separate adj
mission-a scheme fostered chiefly by
selfish private interests There is
now good reason to believe that the
Statehood bill as duly reported from
the Senate Committee on Territories.
will become law during the present
session.--FrOm The Progress OF the
World" in the American Review OF
Reviews for Tanu1rv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

Tire 1905 World Almanac and Ency-
c.opedia gives the census OF he dead
Gs Well as The living.
II tells how great wealth is cencen-
tT3Ced in . few and whose these multi
niIhonaires are.
If y0u make contract il viii pass
Uron its legality
+ orr notes and checks win he in
proper form If you consul the 1905
World Almanac and Encyclopedia.
ia is the recognized authority on
sporting records. brought up TO The
last tick OF the check in 1904
If you want to know how TO shake
hands high. bow low and otherwise
be etiquette wise. read the 1905 World
Almanac and Encyclopaedia
j viii tell you how. where and why
money was thrown away in 1905.
You can learn all about New York 5
police force in the 1905 World Alma
lac and Encyclopedia
Where to 90 TO church in New York
and who win preach the sermon is
told in the 1905 World Almanac ana
Encyclopedia.
II tells You something YOU probably
don't know about the man who brings
your mail
The householder should know ali
about the New York fire department.
its resources. stations and signal box
-, and the 1905 World Almanac and
Encyclopedia viii instruct him.
The New York Subway. the first
step towards making AanhaIauitss
Troglodlces IS fUlly described in the
1893 World Almanac and Eucyclope-
dia
II You are suburbaniie OF intend
to be. read the 1863 World Almanac
and Encyclopedia.
This fund Of reliable information
Tor % cents Of any newsboy or agent I
Or mailed 10 any address in the Unit-l
I'd States a. 30 cents per copy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17
Congratulations TO tire Street Car
Company and IT'S Employees.

The Journal believes that in order to President
NoflnI OF The street railway company. railway employees
LOT the prompt and amcabe adjustment
OF wages 10 be paid Tor coming rwoy
Were The operation OF street railway strictly private enterprise
o h maze Ea deal OF difference 10 The
icnc might exist between
quasi public nature friction without; more or
o the public
IN this that copan, entered
INTO ihe settlement OF their differences appreciation the
premises made
% concentration
All ms shows spirit upon which
In il fbat
mem OF differences OF this Kind Nn he effected without
viii all
company and the men ~ whom
sls depends
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

It is said that the Carnegie Commis-
SION has not yet succeeded in finding
q hero. notwithstanding the fact thaa
of twcnly-thousand applica-
lions have been received.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17
PenascoIa Oyster DeaOt.
z. eIeARl. PRoPRIEToR.

Oyste1s-Whclessle and retail. The
finest Escambia Oysters and PerdidJ
Bay Plants, az Pensacola Oyster De-
pot, East Romano street. opposite
Exchange Phone 153.
orders delivered free in any part OF
city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

The testimony thus far Submitted ay
tn" defense in the SmoOt investigation
Viii 90 long ways toward proving
the charges Of ghe Prosecution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

l hereby certify that the above state
ment is correct according to the rec
ords on file in this Office.
FRANK l.. MAYES.
Editor and Manager.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
this 31st day Of December. A. d. 1905.
J. P. STOKES.
Notary Public.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

The supreme count Of Minnesota
held. in. the. case of The J. Neils Lum.
bcr Company vs. Hines, that pur.
chaser of standing timber for yaIu-
able consideration 1rom he owner CT
the land acquires a vested interest in
snch land when the transfer is evil
dcaced by a duly executed instrument
transferring the same, and authorize
ing the purchaser 10 cut and remove
the timber within a fixed time; that
the same rules as TO recording sucE
instruments apply as in other convey
ances Of real estate. aid that a person
purchasing land after the execution
ny the owner of an instrument convey
ing the timber thereon TO a third per
son. and VINO enters into possession
prior 10 the emitting Of the timber
without actual or constructive notice
Of such sale. acquires a paramount il
-erest in such timber.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

for The canal The route having bcon
determined. i1er now want it TO be
hUit and thev VIII applaud the presi-
neni IN akiRg whatever measures he
may choose within The puryiew of his
authority. TO push the work to its com
pcJion. If ono group of commission
els prove inefficient another can be
found who VIII DO their duty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17

Some inventive genius has JUS; Sc
cured a p2t cn1 upon a self-lighting
cigar. \ soif-smokins cigar is now in
order
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17
Sympathy, Conversation
ard Society
BY Mrs. FRANK LESLIE

1MPATH1 IS undoubtedly of the most sweetly ex-
presslve words in our language What conversation
of the true, IDEAL delightful kind-if not interchange
of sy1npathies through the medium of tactful AND
WELL CHOSEN words! Through it manners are ex-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17
CLIPPINGS FROM THE
JANUARY MAGAZINES.
10000 Increase.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-17
INFORMATION
IN A NUTSHELL.

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
THOSE REED RULES
W. s. Kenworthy Responsible for
the Noted Picture Taken.

The announcement OF the death OF
Congressman and Governor o'Farrell
In last evenings Herald, and the In
teryiow with Major Lacey that fol
lowed, recalled 10 Attorney w. S.Ken'
worthy tho incident OF the empty
seats and the picture taken OF the
same, mentioned by Major Lacey.
Mr.. Konworthy states that he was
responsible for tho taking OF that pie,
ture. Mr.. Kenworthy was a clerk In
the House during the warm times
when Mr.. Reeds rule counted quorums
and the democrats attempted TO block
proceedings by a~bsentlng themselves
from their seats In the chamber. Mr.,
Kenworthy states that he was stand
ing in tho gallery by tho side OF Con
gresham Joseph Henry Walker, the
wealthy shoe manufacturer, elected
from the Worcester district from the
5tgt 10 the seth congress, ut tho time
the democrats deserted their seats
and left the patriarch o'Farrcll on
guard. Mr.. Kenworthy turned to Con
ETGbhIluH WhlhtE hhd bfhHAt hNH
What q stong campaign document o
picture OF this scene would make
the republicans all In seats and on
duty, trying 20 do business, and the
empty seats Of the democratic side
eloquent in their emptlncss." "That'i
a good thought, Kenworthy," said Con
gresham Walker. Oct out after 0
photographer, quick, ana have u
done. III foot the bills Have II
done; have IL donei"
Mr.. Kcnworthy 500 had a photo
grapher in the gallery and tho picture
was taken before the democrats knew
what was up or what had happened.
THAT picture went the length and
the breadth OF the land and was II
| every newspaper Of tho country al
most. Large posters werc made from
II and figured prominently In the cam
paign Of that year. The picture wa'
more effective than argument and
more eloquent than words.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
WANTS PROTECTION.
J. n. Fudge Has Applied 10 the Courts
70 Protect His interests.

j. H. Fudge, who was associated
with Willard Carver, w. g. Jones, Mel
vim Davidson and George M Davidson
In tho Hawkcye Investment Co, has
applied 10 tho district court 70 protect
his interests In tho said Investment
Co, both as stakeholder and creditor
OF the company. Mr.. Fudge declares
In mis- petition that the affairs OF the
company now IN the hands Of w. II,
Heating aB trustee are being conduct
ed in such q manner as 10 greatly les
sen the value OF HIS interest in the
property.
Mr.. fudge alleges that Willard Car
yer, president and secretary, and w,
@. Jones, manager Of the company,
have at present no holding Of stock,
tho stock being held by himself, own
er OF onefourth, and by Melvin Day
idson. lie claims that none tho lcss
these gentlemen continue to-direct the
affairs OF the company and 70 his per
sonal loss. Mr.Fudge continues In hia
petition 10 aver that the company ~
in~solyent and that among It's creditors
no IL one, the company owing 70 him
$500 for money borrowed, and for
stocks purchased Of him. lie declares
that he cannot get credit on the books
with this amount.
The assets Of the company are, nc
cordlng TO the petition, some land IN
Louisa county, worth about 100000
more than the amount for which II II
mortgaged. and book accounts worth
not more than 100000 He declares
that It's property ~ being wasted IN
an administration OF affairs In which
fictitious values have depicted the
treasury. Because 81 this a receiver
IL asked OF the court. and a judgment
against TIM company for the amount
Of which he ~ the creditor Of the com
pany.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
DAMAGES ARE ASKED,
Residents Near iews Central stock
Yards Claim Damages.

Az a result IL the recent typhoid
fesef cases IN the vicinity ~ the Iowa
Central stock yards, the Iowa Central
IL made defendant IN three cases for
damages. %Asgrerallng ts,0oo,po, for
which me plaintiffs sue Zach .
also, after recitlng the alleged condl.
tlons obtaining az the stock yards,ask
that tho railroad company be onioineq
from maintaining the present yards
which, through alleged unsanitary
conditions are declared 20 be n nuis'
ance.
In each case the complaint recitea
that In the unsanltary condition OBJ.
tanning there arises an odor, noxlous
yapors, and exhalations, and that the
air about the vicinity Is charged with
unwholesomenoss, and that the prop
erty Is injured because OF this condl'
ton. Mrs. Ann Roberts reclteB that
she is owner OF three residence prop
critics in tho vicinity, across the street
from the yards. She declares that
owing TO the unhealthy and poisoned
condition OF the atmosphere members
OF her family have become seriously
III and fhe rental value Of her property
is lessened. Sho asks an injunction
and judgment for 100000.
7. J. Rutherford complains mat his
property has been lessened in value
and that sickness a come TO his fam
ily. Ho asks that a damage OF $4,000
be allowed and judgment issued. Also
nc asks an Injunction.
Dan Hawortn Is owner OF seven OF
eight residence properties near thu
stock yards, and charges that the
rental value has been greatly lessened
by tho condition OF the stock yards
He claims that the health OF his fam
lily has been injured. Judgment fol
/ $4,000 and abatement OF the alleged
nuisance Is asked.
The complainants are all residents
OF a neighborhood In which sons
weeks ago there threatened an cpl
demic Of typhoid fever. The cit!
health oficer, among other causes
found the stock yards IN an unsani
tary condition, but also condemne'
tho conditions In which the ~proDertie
In the neighborhood were kept, AM
ordered a cleaning up not only Of tn
stock yards, but OF the various wells
cisterns, barns, garbage dumps, ces
pools and other germ.preeding place
with which the neighborhood was In
fected. IL was declared at the tim
that the condition vas fostered largel,
by d sink or pond in the middle OF Tn
block In which trash and rubbish ha'
been used for Hjling In. George "
Lafferty and Frank 4. Nash represen
tho plaintiffs In the above cases.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

ulnha. whlcn mat hefu autsaayt
The president ! nddfvte II the even
lnK was a ~wheiesotnn, practical tain
a digest us the clne work from 4
practical standpoint. aho would Az
away With the fFllls and iads and
fancies that nAye encountered too
many of the clubs ms reconstruct The
whole organization on practical lines
that means worA-do something
show results. have "a object that u
IN touch with the veryaday life ~ the
members. 10 raise ap, build un, help
each otiler and the whole race, wher.
ever aud whenever the opportunity u
offered. she made an Interesting
showing Of the work that had been a
complained and pointed out the linea
OF work she desired the clubs IN Iowa
TO take up
Died, at her home In Carrollton,
Mo-, Monday, September Is, 1905, OF
premature childbirth, Mrs. Edna San.
ford Connors, wife OF j.. 9. Corners.
The funeral occurred Tuesday, with
interment In the Carrollton ceme-
terry. The sad news OF the death
Of Mrs. Corners reached this city by
telegram Tuesday morning. A tele'
gram was received Monday stating
that she was very III, and her sister
was preparing TO go TO her bedside
nj once, but before she could leave
the news or her death was received.
Her sister left at once, but was un.
able TO reach there before the funer-
al. Mrs. Corners was born near Car
rollton but came TO Iowa with her
parents some two years ago and had
spent most Of the years OF her young
womanhood in this city, where she
was well known and quite o favorite
among a large circle OF friends. she
was married in this city at the home
of her sister, Mrs. w. g. Coleman,
last December, and went at once TO
Carrollton TO make her home. She
was a member OF the A. NJ. u. church
and always. took and active part In It's
social and religious affairs. She
leaves a mother in Des Molnes and
two sisters, Mrs. w. O. Coleman and
Miss lone Barquett in this city, to-
gether with a host Of friends in both
places TO mourn her sad and untime.
ly death.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
TEACHERS, CORRECTED LIST.
superintendent Dodds Furnishes An
Amended List.

County Superintendent J. r. Dodda
desires the Herald TO publish the fol
lowing list Of corrections 10 the list Of
teachers in Mahaska county, previous
ly furnished by him 10 this paper for
publication:
Holding First Grade Certificates.
Oskaloosa-kate Palmer, Mabel EN-,
erick, Eda Haskell, Mary i. yannest
Rebecca Erwin, Jessie l.. Duboc, Alta
Boyer, Mrs. Cora Leslie, Mrs. Jennie
Corlett, Elsa sproul 7. y. Phillips,
s. v. Carter, Harry Goodrich, Lilly
Mccune, Mary L. Dobyns, Maud Har.
bach, Flora Schneider, Mamie Dinga.
man, Mary &C. Pendray.
Rose HiIl-Frank Souter, VIII Reed,
New Sharon--Josie Mack, Mrs. Al.
lie Sheesfey.
Holding kindergarten Certificates.
Pearl Burket, Agnes Turner, Jose
phine Evans, Ruth Lyman Jessie Har-
rlson.
Holding Special Certificates.
Helen M. Handy, Alfred Williams,
VIM. Solomon, Sarah a. Williams.
Pearl Porter OF Beacon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
NORTH 9TH VIEWED.
City Fathers Inspect That Street
for Side Walks.

Does the council meet when II does
MT meet7 And does the city pay
when the council meets, but doosn,t
meet7 \
OF course no Oskaloosa councilman
is asking himself these questions THIS
morning, for the members Of the city
council have long ago given up all
care for the filthy lucre which comes
10 them from attendance NJ the meet.
Ings Of the city fathers. and realize
that theirs Is q labor Of love. But
the question might be asked, however,
for yesterday In response 10 a call Tor
special meeting, issued BY Mayor VII.
Ilame, the council met, but II was new.
or called 10 order and there was no
roll call.
The meeting WAS no 10 oyer North
Ninth street And the council went.
They we're not conveyed IN their PR
gate carriages. and they very not taxi
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
AFFIRMED BY SUPREME COURT.

Des Molnes, Sept. 2S.-The supreme
court this morning handed down an
opinion Affirming the action OF the
Mahaaka district court in anIng r.. r..
Mendenhall for keeping a gambling
house.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

~ out ~ pfstnse ehaanets " alto.
mohllvs. Neither ald they vhih, bnt 4
plebeAh street en- carried Matcf WI.
llama and the ely engineer, ulty clerk
nuke ana Connelibstn iieihctinmtunl
ulaar, atflnafellow. Christie, Clrse.
land and Kenwofahl forth 20 ths
scene uf their lsbofe Then caret'@ls
they went over the ground,
Up one side II The strvet and down
che ofnsr. slowly The council pros tas.
Cd, discussing grades, locating tne
sidewalks, ana on paper destroyinf
rotten old trees with a ruthless hand.
or IN poctlcal eioquence, upon the
part Of Mr.. Kenworthy, sparing those
noble trees,
Also the city fathers studied tie
propertles on the street, and their
comparative values, that an equitable
assessment could be made for tho cost
Of paving.
Not a motion was made during the
session, and no walk was ordered IN
because not enough were present
with the exception OF Councilman
Kenworthy, however, the council
seemed to favor putting in the walk
as ordered In, two feet from the 10,
line, and replanting trees TO replace
the old. This, II seems to believe. Will
in a few years give a street like that
into which North Market is develop
ing,--one Of the handsomest In oska
loosa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
WETHERELL SUES CITY
City Denies Bill Because Plans Are
Not Completed.

Frank Il. Wetherell intends TO have
pay for mis- plans for the city hall Of
o~skaloosa, and has brought suit for
$4,000 which he alleges is coming 10
him. Suit has been entered In the
district court by Mr.. Wetherells at
torney, Irving c. Johnson, for this
amount. The city expects TO fight
the suit.
The city OF oskaloosa admits that
Mr.. Wetherell has something coming
to him. Moreover, II Is willing TO pay
him, provided the architect will give
bond or other guarantee for the prop.
er finishing up Of his work, which the
city alleges Is not completed. This
the architect refuses to do. Two com
promises have been offered, In one by
Mr.. Wetherell for the city to retain
$4,000 az a guarantee Of the work, in
the other, offered by the city, that
the city retain $4,000 as n guarantee
collect 5000, alleged 10 be due from
Mr.. Wetherell for sewer tappages, and
pay over the balance. The architcct
will have nothing to do with this.
Tho question for the court to decide
is this: When has an architect com
pleted his contract? Mr.. Wetherel
agreed TO furnish the city plans for Z
building to be built for 100000. HI
drew the plans, but II is alleged theJ
were not within the mark, and the cit!
refuses 10 pay the complete bill unit
the plans are 80 revised az to be made
good.
Mr.. Wetherell aIso brings sui
tagainst G. II. Brooke for $4,000 To-
plans for the Brooke hotel.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

Physicians report the prevalence Of
tonsilitis In several parts Of the city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
WANT A WORLDS FAIR
And Now Comes Kansas Asking for
One In 1911,

Topeka. Sept. zS~-A worlds fair TO
be held ia 1911 In celebration Of the
nftipth anniversary Of the admission
Of Kansas into the union ~ being
planned II IS proposed 70 expend
two million dollprs, and congress viii
be asked 70 mai such i loan.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

driver, y. II. Dingley; time, 2 hours,
80 seconds. Second, LocomoblIe, 10
seph Tracy, 2 hours, ! minute, ~ sec
onds. Third, Royal Tourist, r. Jar.
dine, 2 hours, 20 minutes, IS seconds.
Fourth, saynes Frank HUT, 2 hours,
20 minutes, 80 seconds. Fifth, Thorn.
as M. Roberts, 2 hours, 20 minutes, 40
seconds. The course was 113 miles.
The winners viii start In the cup race
October IA, and will cover 800 miles.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28

There has been q reversal Of opin.
ion With property owners along North
Ninth street, and the sentiment favor.
ing placing thc Wink where II belongs,
two feet from the Iot line. 10 growing.
The walk Will most likely be placed
where II has been surveyed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
RAcEs.

Garden city, Long island, NJ r.,
Sept .z3~-Tbe winners in the prelim-
mary trials for the VIM. X. Vanderbilt
cup race were: First, PopcToledo,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-09-28
NOW IN THE COURTS
The Wind Up of the Morning Tele'
gram Will be Heard.

A faint afterglow from the meteoric
career Of the late Morning Telegram
IN seer In a suit filed In the district
court by Charles 10. Lemlcy, who asks
judgment against Charles Dickens, J,
A. Carbaugh and the oskaloosa Tele,
gram Company, in the sum OF $4,000
with interest,
Mr.. Lemlcy IL a member OF the part
nerghip OF Lemlpy e. Rosecrans, now
publishing the Weekly Times. He Ia
owner OF a mortgage or mortgages IN.
der foreclosure Of which he purchased
the Telegram plant for $4,000. He
was q partner Of Richard Burke In the
Daily Times'Journal venture.
Tho Judgment for 100000 asked by
Mr.. Lcmley Is over and above the
amount paid by him for the plant un,
der foreclosure purchase, and repre-.
SCENTS O sum for which the plant was
mortgagcd. Successfully Mr.Dickens
Mr.. carbaugh, and The Morning Tcle
gram Co. assumed the mortgage and
notes, which were security, in bills Of
sale giving them title 10 the plant
mo transactions are q study In in
1ated values, the plant being pur
chased IN the beginning from Mr.
Burke At a nominal sun OF $4,000
and after the vigorous boosting Of the
promoters Of the enterprise finally
left Mr. Carbaugh's hands, being sold
70 the Company" for 100000 nom
inally.
Divorce Wanted.
Non,support and drunkenness are
the allegations Of Mrs. zana Hayes IN
her suit in the district court for al
yorce from her husband David j.
Hayes. They were married In 1896
Mrg. Hayes states that while they liy.
Cd happily for atime, neglect followed.
and asks divorce and other equitable
relief. including the title 70 the house
mold goods OF the family.
Appeals 10 District Court.
!. A. McMaines has appealed 10 the
district court In a petition filed this
morning for an accounting OF the firm
OF Gable & McMaincs, OF which he IA
a member, George Gable, the partner,
and the firm are made defendants
Mr.. McMaincs alleges that he and Ga
bic formed a real estate partnership
and that In q deal made by the nrm
there was o profit OF 100000. For
this no charges Gable refuses to &C.
count, and he asks the court for a d.
vision OF these prohss. The firm, he
alleges. has done no business for al
least a year,