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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-01

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-11-01

Witt OF women tc.ually ngntlng
my way to the curb. with your idol
keeping close behind me.
I never was SO disgusted with
womanhocd in my life. They
closed in on us: the feminine
proximity was absolutely offensive
woman's faces were thrust into oul
OWL, hands were laid on us, anc
such pushing and showing 1 never
experienced. At last I reached
the carriage, pulled open the dool
and jumped in Your poor lido
was still some twenty-five feet from
me in the midst of frenzied fem
ninity that was about as disgusting
as any thing 1 had ever seen Ono,
or twice l saw him dnck his heat
way down into the front of hi
coat in way l couldn't under
stand Finally he reached th
carriage, and We went off pullinI
ourselves together Your Idol
poor chap, had his hat smashed
his neoktie was askew: his coat
pockets were torn and when b
retched for his handkerchief b
} found itgone? Sonyenr. I sur
pose! Yet some woman had de
liberately taken that handkerchis
ont of his pocketI
i I was mad clean through. You
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16

but the excitement and interest was
widely spread, and a goodly number
were on foot. They were met out on
the Pella road by a delegation of Os-
kaloosa citizens, and halted for a
parley, buteould not be persuaded to
disband.
Coming on into town they stacked
their arms under guard and formed
in military order in the public
square. Parsons was released and
his trial postponed without date. A
public meeting was called and the
forenoon vas spent in discussing the
situation from both sides. Majors
had been secreted in a room on the
south side of the square, but with
in hearing distance Of the speakers.
We are told that Judge Sewers
made a proposition that if the COM
pany would disband that Majors
would be required to deed back the
land to the rightful owners. To this
the army consented and Van Delash-
mutt became security for the fulfill
ment of that promise. The crowd
returned home and Majors made the
deeds.
In the face Of all this widespread
indignation the incorrigible Majors
began again to prosecute his neigh
bors who had been active against
him. Although he carried his gun
wherever ne went, by a we'll laid
plan the club committee overpower-
ed him, bound him and took him to
Knoxville, where he was treated to
a double coat of tar and feathers.
The persecution on both sides was
kept up until Majors abandoned the
contest, sold his realty in Scott
township and moved into Missouri.
1t perhaps should be stated here
that the 4.Iajors family were highly
esteemed people andtheir old neigh
bors always speak of them as indus
trious and friendly people. The
gentleman simply made the mistake
Of his life in resisting the just
claims of the claim association.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16
A new FACTORY
]. FOR OSKAL00SA
HAWKEYE OVERALL COMPANY
is INCORPORATED.
TO ERECT BUILDING AT ONCE.
Handsome TWO Story Brick Struc-
ture Will Be Built on the Site
of the Old South Spring
Mills.

Oskalcosa is to have a new fac
tory and a handsome home for the
same as soon as money and men can
build it. The Hawkeye Overall Com
pany today filed articles Of %incorpora-
ton and announced their intention to
build a plant at once The authorize
ed capital stock Of the new institu-
ton is $4,000 and the site of the
new two story brick building 40x120
will be on the ground where the old
South Spring Mills now stand.
The incorporates and officers of
1.-THE new concern are j. G. Hanna,
president; r. X. Davis, vice presi-
dent and John A. Crookham, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Mr.. Hanna retires from the Hanna
Manufacturing Company, the makers
Of the now famous Penn garments,
and cur among other interests
the machinery and other equipment
recently absorbed by the Hanna
Company.
To this will be added a complete
line of new machinery ana the com
pleted plant will be up to date in ev-
cry way. A building equal in size as
that of the Hanna Company will be
erected, facing Market Street, and
the new institution will have ample
capital and every appliance neces-
sary to carry on the manufacture
and sale of pants, overalls, coats,
shirts and all other kindred articles.
Associated with Mr.. Hanna will be
r. K. Davis, eX-county clerk, whose
integrity and business ability would
lend strength to any institution, and
John A. Crookham, a son of the late
Judge CrookRam, and for a number
Of years the successful operator of
the mills. With such a trio back OF
it the Hawkeye Overall Company is
bound to succeed and grow into one
of the great Industrial institutions or
Greater Oskaloosa,
Along with the machinery to be
brought here from Davenport will
come the established trade in certain
lines, so that the new factory win
have a good business to start with.
1t expects to employ about fifty hands
as soon as it is IN onaratsQH 81
add more as rapidly as the needs of
the business demand.
Oskaloosa is fortunate in number
ing such e~nterprising meg among
her citizens; and in the establish
ment of a factory that will add to
the wealth Of the local Industrial
Held and the fame of the city
abroad.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16
WELSH REVIVAL.
Rev. Hughes Tells of the Meetings in
Progress in Minneapolis

-
We are having a very blessed revi'
val here in the Welsh church. Reading
ing and hearing so much about the
great revival in Wales (most wonder.
full since Pentecost, no doubt has ere
ated a desire for something of the
same here. And it has come in great
power among the Welsh people in Am,
erica, especially in Chicago and in
Pennsylvania. And it has reached us
Though we don't hold special meet
ings, yet our regular prayer meeting
Tuesday night and church meeting
Thursday, Is well IS Sunday services,
are crowded, and. great interest is Ia
ken in all. / came here to serve this
church for the month of January. Then
/ was requested to remain through
February, and now through March. ]
dislike to be away from my little fam
lily so long, but my work seems to be
here at present, as we are expecting
and having, great things.
viii my christian friends at home
pray for us?
With gratitude | am. Truly,
R. W, Hughes.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16
RATHsoNE SISTERS.

Hermion Temple, Rathbone Sisters.
at It's regular meeting last evening
installed it's newly elected officers
for the coming year. The ceremonies
were conducted by Mrs. S. B. Jones.
assisted by Mrs. H. L. Coke, G. s.,
and Miss Anna Phelps, G. M. The
officers installed are:
M. E. C.-Mrs. Elma Snyder.
e. S.-Mrs. Belle Webb.
C. Mrs. Rhoda Woodruff.
NJ of T.-Mrs. Emma Bass.
NJ. Of r. and C.-Mrs. Lissie e
Christie.
NJ. of F.-Mrs. Eva Baker.
P. of Mrs. Martha j. Winter.
o. G.-Mrs. S. b. Jones.
p. C.-Mrs. s. Il. Matthews.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16
JEAN INGELoW GIRLS.
Penn College Students Enjoy a Hap
py Valentine Party.

Jean Ingelow Girls, at Penn, made
it easy for bashful SWANS last even
ing and insured against dyspepsia
from valentine candy by holding q
candy bazaar at the college. And
every college girl last evening re
ceived a candy valentine from the
admiring youth.
4 The proceeds of the sale, and
there were proceeds, for the affair
was a distinct success, will go tc
purchasing furnishings for t he
Jean Ingelow rooms. The girls OF
the Preparatory society are deter
mined to have as coy quarters as
any other organization among the
several at Penn.
There were Judges and pop corr
balls and Judges and Judges and
and every other sort of dainty con.
lection that deft hands can make
and that there is any name for
ThcSc were al displayed tempting
ly on plates in the booths. Within
the booths, daintily draped in red
and white, were Jean Ingelow girls
1t would have been a sore place fol
their small brothers.
Hearts of course formed the great
er part of the decorations and with
the red and white drapings made a
very dainty appearance. There were
other hearts there too. but that will
be told in the sequel.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16
IS SNOWBOUND.
COMMUNICATION, EXCEPT BY
WIRE, CUT OFF
TODAY.

Oskalosa for a second time, today
experienced being absolutely shut
off from the rest of the world. For
a second day the snow and drift pre-
vented all railroad communication
with outside points. Trains on the
Rock Island this morning were first
reported an hour late and finally it
was reported to the telephone Offices
that all traffic on the line had been
abandoned. The train from Eldon
reached this city but was faced
about and sent back instead of on TO
Des Moines. 4
Almost the same condition existed
with the Burlington, and that road
was strenuously fighting NOW
There were t~hirty-nve shovelers in
ust On the line near this city yester-
day and were registered for dinner
at the Lacey hotel.
The Central made great efforts to
run but was not successful in
ing but little of its train service.
No. 5 arrived in this city last night
and was forced to stay here until
noon today, when the snow pillow was
sent ahead to open up the line. No.
16 was sent east this morning on
time, and No. 4 left this city for Pc
oria near the scheduled hour. All
other trains were abandoned. AT
one time this, morning there were
five dead engines standing in the
Central yards within a hundred
yards Of the depot and general
offices.
The blizzard, a corner OF which
was experienced In this city this
morning, was reported to have wrap.
ped Des Moines in its arms and no
trains left that city. The Mildred
Holland Company, in "The Triumph
of an Empress" which was to have
been in the city this evening, It
seems, at a late hour, viii be unable
to fulfill its engagement. The KING
Perkins Company, which appeared
last night, is held in the city, I'M
able, because of the storm, to pro-
coed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16
CRAWFORD COAL CO.
ANOTHER BIG BUSINESS ENTER
PRISE LAUNCHED IN
OSKALOOSA.

Articles of incorporation Of the
Crawford Coal Company were filed
with the county recorder this morn
ing. The capital stock is to be $12,-
900, and the business anything legit-
imately connected with the mining
and sale of coal and other minerals.
The incorporators are John Cruik-
shank, Jr., and Robert Crawford,
both of this city. The company's
Offices and place of business will be
in Jefferson township.
The company will be managed by
a board of not less than three and
not more than five directors. The
gentlemen who are to serve until
the next annual meeting T John
Cruikshank, Sr., W. w. C~ruikshank,
William Cruikshank, Dan Cruik-
shank and Jno. Cruikshank, Jr. Will
liam /Cruikshank will serve as presi-
dent of the company and John Cru
ikshank, Jr., will be secretary and
treasurer.
John Cruikshank, Jr, one ofsthe in,
c%orporators, and the secretary-treas'
urer of the company, is we'll known
among coal men Of this city, and
has been connected with the coal in
dustry in the Oskaloosa field for sew
eral years. He was Office man for
the Little-H Hoover Coal Company and
was afterwards connected with the
Little Coal Company as an incorpor'
ator.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16

Ward McDermott Of Cherokee was
painfully and seriously burned
while removing a kettle of boiling
lard from a stove.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16

~Studentine Society of Penn College
Gives Annual Program.

The Studentine society of Penn col,
lege held its annual impromptu con
test the other evening, Miss Bertha
Lawrence carrying off first honors in
the speaking. Following Miss Law
renee for honors in the order named
we're Misses Faye Towns, Edith Smith
and Hazel Howard. The program
was excellent and was impressive in
every part of the good work being
done by the younger girls society OF
the college. 1t is given below:
women in Industry" - Bertrell
Stewart.
Russian Poverty as Intensified by
the War"-Edith Smith.
Educating a Nation"-Bertha Law
renee.
"The Real Situation in Panama
Hazel Howard.
"The Chinese in the Philippines
Bess Dean.
1.-The Personality or HAWTHORNE
Mabel FLINT.
Sketch of Dickens"-Faye Towns
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16

Farmers in the vicinity OF Salem
are offering a bounty OF $75 for each
wolf that may be killed in that vi
entity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-02-16

The railroad commission Will be
asked to compel the Illinois Central
to place a flagman at their crossing
in Iowa Falls.
The oasis., 1905-11-11

both partner. died The two liiigauls named were appointed
 administrators of lhe two estates The administrator of the Neville
 estate sued the administrator of the Chapin estate for an account ing The latter claimed that the partnership did not extend to the
 store, and that Neville had only a small interest in ore shipments. The case has dragged along several years in Santa Cruz county, and rent to Cochise county for trial, with the result above noted.
The oasis., 1905-11-11
zSN
Saturday. November 1T, ioo5
mr. Franklin Won.

The case of 0. K. Franklin. ad {. minIstrator of the estate of Jerry Neville, deceased vs. NJ. M Trickey, administrator of the estate of Norman H. Chapin. deceased, which was sent to Cochise county on change of venue from Santa Cruz county, was on trial at Tombstone last week, occupying the attention of court and jury the greater part of time from Monday morning, when the jury was impanneled, until Thursday evening, when 1t was submitted. The jury rendered verdict in favor of Mir. Franklin, giv- him every one of the six points claimed, and judgment was granted in full as asked in his complaint
 The case. which involved a num- Der of thousand dollars, was one of more than ordinary interest, and carries quite romance. Chapin and Neville were two pros pectors and miners who had formed an attachment and worked together, in partnership, as pros- pectors do frequently, without formal articles of partnership. Tn 1885 Neville located with Frank Olsen the Pride of the West mine at Washington Camp, and made over 10 Chapin one-half Of his half interest. They worked for wages when they could get work, and worked to develop their claim when they could not, denying themselves everything but the most ordinary necessities of life. to put every dollar they could save into the mine.
 When they had no other re- source they would wash out few graif.s of gold from the bottom of some gulch to exchange for beans and bacon. Finally the mine produced little shipping ore, and they bonded 1t for sale, realizing little money. With some Of that they started a small store. The bond was not taken up and they continued to tun the mine. The store was run in Chapin's name, but, as shown in evidence on the trial by number of. witnesses he declared always that Neville was his partner. Ore shipments en abled them to increase the stock, and the store became quite an es- tablishment,
 In 1900 the mine and store were sold and within short time s-~--.au--~u~~.----uu
The oasis., 1905-11-11

Weekly in the statehood question and the clear and impartial view of the matter which it takes arouses very favorable comment in Tucson. Golfers is not the sort of publication which will stoop to misrepresentation and it's statements no doubt reflect the actual state of public opinion on the matter throughout the east.
 "To the humble resident of Ari- zona, earning his daily bread by the sweat of his brow, desiring not the whole world, but hoping by stout persistency and hard work 10 accumulate something; to lay by a portion of his lands great wealth against possible rainy day; at the very most to acquire modest competency and something to keep him from the pitiless labor and poverty of old age,-I say to this man the conditions are depressing. Thus we have grown desperate. We can't make the conditions any worse; we may by acquiring state- hood be able to enact laws which will give us some protection against the rapacity of these cor porations. When higher prices are at stake and the parasitic carpet -baggers are eliminated, better men can be induced to go to the legislature. A governor or a judge cannot be deposed at the instigation of vested interest, and If we all get out and work we can put men in the legislature who will stand for a square deal. ,"
 Thus spoke we'll known advo- cate of statehood yesterday.
The oasis., 1905-11-11
COFFEE

The responsible man is the roaster, his IS the name to go-by. Your grocer returns your money g,l ont like schilling's Best.
The oasis., 1905-11-11
COMING TOGETHER

CONTINUED FROM FIRST rAeE)
The oasis., 1905-11-11
MAX MULLER, Manager.

FORMATION AND PRICES WILL BE sEHT OK AppLIcATlOA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
GESTAC1ON

pr uu fen6meno mex 0lcable. one Ell nombre d. Isolina Sc con.
foudiA en toto &queiQ.
No quiso pengsr mas, y met endo en- Il sobre Is carts de
Ilortensia, Ia guard6 On ell pnpitre.
En- xquel il st2ntn, III sirveNte d. Il casa Dc dor Fernando,
lie entreg6 unstareta.
Loy6la IL mamehtc.
Amigo Pablo: decia -Tengo gran placer en- inyit,rle pa
"a un da dc campo qua celebramos 81 domingo pr6ximo, mi HIS
Gabrielle y 20. Hsbl6 con mi esno,o y tiene especisl gusto en-
que listed nos acompa1a. S1yk shnA. smigs,
Laonor Gimenez de AruzA"
Pablo two una ~verdAdera satisfaction al her Ia misiys, y
contelt5 en- otra tArieta sgradeciendo Ell honor y aceptanto eI
Conyite.
Deslu6e, hubo de pensar en- aquela seGors.
No hAbfs estsdo aiO dos veces en- gu casa. La primers
cUando fue preseDt1do por ell Director la fAmIis, en- I'm salon
clos y borro.os. RecordAbl Ell velador coz So centric dorado Y
una lampkrs de crstAl, de tempos primitivos. Todo ALI, a pesAr
de Ia riQ1eZs de don Fernando, denunciabA una tlcaferf& groSers.
En- squeIla sMs fuG dorde Pablo pndo conocer a doRa Leonor Y 4
su hia & tbrieli, dos TYPOS que llsmaron poderosamente 80 sten-
ci0n, Ia primers, nor 50 vivezI ) Ia segunda por su estupidez.
qe 81 trsdnio po- X?eiva ~amshllidsd Y GabrelA solo contas,6
can mnnosflAbos & sus ~pregdDtss. No obatante, IL msdre hubo de
conq0istarsc las simpaHts de Pablo.
rs una th9ra muy atenta-e:cribfa despuss a 81 hernia
nA-y, & pessr De su e8&d, conserVa certl ftescurs que Ia htce
h3rnoss. No cree QUE este en- buenAs relsciones con su narido,
con ell mo y con l. otrs. En- cuanto Gla hijl, puedo decirte que
no es fes, paro iaiots
La segnndS OCCASION en- one ell Msyordomo habia estado en-
Is casa dc don Fernando, &c debi6 q que 10 invittron para un al
muerzo. Este !esut6 ben frfo, pues ell dueho de Ii casa, fuera
de slgunk Erase cue lie dirgera asu comeDsaI, permlneci6 cslIsdo,
libertsdes q1e Sc tomabI do6t Leonor y So inter6s en- sgssajario
con infnidsd de obsequios. No recordabA bien; pero lie pArecfa
que por tres 8 euatro wees, sin duda de un modo casual, hIbfA ro-
zado aus rodillas con las suyIs. Fl MayordOmo Sc Gvergonzaba
a0n de que aquellA sen)ra 10 creyese atreVimiento suyo. Gabrie-
IL, despues DC los pe'trei, d1lesm9nsa hibit dicho, con sonFiss de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11
Antonio ContreTas

Antonio Contreras, es un joven ar
tista Que Sc va imponiendo solo por
sus propios m6ritos.
Trab2jo suyo, V delicadisimo es ell
que exorna Ia porlada del progrsma
de Ia fiesta del Carnival, repartilo
profusamente por Ia ciudad. 81 no es-
tuviera Contreras va juzgado com
a tista de innegable talento, ell dibujo
TIN primorosamente trabajado a que
u IS referimos, 10 colOcarfa de pronto
en- ell ndmero de nuestros reducidos ar.
tistas.
Ell srtjSta por una intelligence com
binaci6n logra obtener un conjunto
est6tico irrepruchable.
La caratuia Del pr, grama ests
tornado por 4 a-estandsrte: ep
10 arte superior de la carasula y en-
ell centric de una corniza partida por
dos volutas, aparece un mascar0n &c
prOporciouado tama6o, ell cual enlaza
los picos de su gorro con ell centric dc
ambAs voIutas. Mas abajo y en- letra
estilo compuesto leese la palabra Gear
navals. d foudo sfrvele q esta parte
del letrero, IN minucioso trabajo bu'
ril tornado de soles acknowledgements
radialas. En- oil centro dc 10 cinta
encerrada en- IN clrculo de color dt
rosa dibljase una ara de mljer, Gu
bierta su c&btza por n capucha d.
domino, terminando la obra con VI
grupo de hores y Ia focha de sl905.>
Tai es en- sintesis ell trabajo d.
ContreraS. Sin incurrir On hiperbole
puede decirse que es una joya artlstica
N6tase a primera vista en- la pro
ducci6n, la tsndencia del artista
abaudonar la rutina y q entrar de lie
no en- 81 no espigado campo de Il
nueyo. I de ahf que esta cualidad |,
marquo, 70 senale-ecmn es nntural COZ
ell selIo de.una originalidad exquesita
o~riginaljdad que refna y modera G
tempernmento del joyen brtista,
Nosctros enviauosle un APPLAUSE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-11

cuentra en- Lares, en- asuntos de su
pr, fssi6a de cirujano dsntista el doc
tor Luis Vii al6n de esta localidad.
Parece incre'ble one .Aguadilla,
n de las ~poblaciones mss impor-
tantes de la isla, solamente haya %
doctor en- c%irujia deotal cuaudo debfa
tener por 10 memo dos tres.
Traspasamos esta indication A los
dentistas que deseen montar aqni un
gabincte dental, SECURE de que ten
dran un buen tNito Y pingjias nego-
clos.
Ell vi6rnes 10 de los c%orrientes,
Sc celebrara en- nuestra Cdrte de Dis
trito ell juicio contra los serores VIVA
! Rovira por ell ~supuesto deiiUo de al
terar la paz ptblica en- un colegio
electoral 81 4 =. de las inscripcioneS
pasadas.
DefeuGerA 4 esos cvrreligionarios
nuestros, 8 joven letrado doctor lose
Ramon Freyre. lrformaremos opor'
tunamente 4 los lectores de este dia-
rio sobre los tramiles de esta causa.
-Eo esta Corte dc Distrito Sc ce
1ebr6 el juicio en- causa seguida al in
! dividuo Jose Rodriguez Lebr6n, Ia
ePrietop de San Sebastian acusadt
De harto de mayor cuantja.
Tents & cargo liz defensa del autol
De csc hecho ell liceuc'a ado Lopez Gas
tambide. Tanto este como ell Fisca
rsnunciaron a sus argumentos ante e
Tribunal,
La CUrte 6eclara cougicto a ecu
sado retsr d., scGalando uno dc jo'
pr6ximos dias para Ia sentencia.
"A indication del Fiscal misteI
Koopel, Sc ~suspendi6 por la Corte e
iuicio contra Blrtolom6 Rivera, d
Lares, 4 quien Sc lie acusa del delit'
de nurto ue mayor c~uantia, por Ell mo
two dc que faltaban cast todos 10
testigos.
Esta causa sera il1gada el dfa
del proseute mes, del clal estuviero
c0uformes las parties.
En- la malaua del Nartes, I de
actual, Sc vic aute nuestro Tribune
de Distrito, la causa que contrassTC
mas E~ehevarrfa, De San Sebastian S
lie segni4 por Ell deiito de escalamient
en primer gtado. Fl ac4sAdo, IS Ii
muchacho de u amos de edad teniend
como abogado d~efensor al stdor hea.
ney, Juez Municipal de esta ciulad.
FL Tribunal, ca yirtud do las pru(
bas practIcadas daclara culpaOle 1
acusado, c0uyicto del hcch0 cometid
y dentro dc dos dias dictara gu sentef
cia.
MARIO MORALES.