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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
Qletae Sfastnenisfeiten.

@efsrn trurosn In alsn Rtr6en be,
Staot J.fsottssoisnfs abgsbalt.n.
Rt9ter WhaIIon tpurbs &c
fern bon ben beri1tsosnen anpdltsn
oss ppIi3sigsriGts nit .insm .lssanisi
S3rsibgsi4irr nebf unterlase BE-
f6sntt.
Sames WcRtbben's @ph
nuns, LOG Oriental Ctr, uurbe as:
fsrn Hbsno oura sinsn Ginbrs9s'
bsimssfu6t, bob uuroe Der Burin
psriagt. sbs sr gsuts MAIDEN ionnte
DtIItam g. Dapts, BE-
ssg.npartise @ounip.glsri. Der am l
Sanuar fsin amt on ben srrpd plisi
Ra&folger 2sonaro N Qutl abtriii
uurbs Wontag nit sinsm lscsrnn
6anbiofr fomis Anauestofsr be
f4sntt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
Weber cine MiIGior

- ueber cine M~iIlipn
Ginpanberer in 1906. Wds
bic SbGtigfeit Der @inipanberungsbez
amten auf ellis S3lanb bsbeutet, lGBt
fi9 aug Der S6utfa9e ermeHen, bab
fpGbrenb bieies Sabr iiber cine Mil>
linn gtnpanbersr auf Der Jniel abses
fertigt tpurben, unb in ben Wonaten
Mdra, QprtI Usui unb Sum- in ieDem
Monat feds 3iffern bic 3abI Der @n>
tOmmiings beaeidnetsn. Die unb ba
brinsen 8ef6peroen iiber angeblih
ungeredte 8ebdnbluns Der Gintpdns
berer in bic SeffentIidteit, bod pirb
bas Der Sail fsin, 70 lange eine 8one
trolle Der gintpanberuns befteben ipirb
uno 10 tange Dos ginipanberunqsgez
ieB berarsig obgefabt in, baB bas Gin
panberunes<O eportssIsnt in Wafbings
ton feIiebise Megsln fir bic aontrolle
Der GinpoHbernHg erfaffen fdnn.
Oo9 tpenn man bebenst, mas bic Mbz
fertisune BON ausr Niffion perionen
in einem Sabr bebeutet, obne auf I'm
reseImdBigteiten una unsulGnsii9tei=
ter gu ftoben. 10 tpirb man &pmmiFGr
Bat3orn, Der ben OienSt mad Der
Billioms16en Sturms unb Orang=
periobe, in tpelder Winfiir gang unb
sdbe mar. 10 gu fosen rleu orgaKfiren
muBte, I'm ben 4nt0mmlineen, bic
boffnunssoolI bic gaftfreunbi9aft Der
8ere.nisten Staatsn beanfpsu9en, ge=
red1s su tperbsn, bic Mttune, bic ibm
fir feline aominiftratiben GG6igteiten
sebi]rt, ni6t beriassn fDnnen. OBJ
glei9 Der Monat DECEMBER erit CUR
9Glfte beenbist tit, lit cine Million
bereits iiberfdriiten. unb bic beibsn
Sah.- bes &ommifGrs Wat1orn uui
ellis SsIanb baben bic srDBte 3unabs
me Der @intpunberune in ben Mnnaz
len BON ellis Sslanb sebradt. Die
@intpanberung Der beiben Iebten Sab
re t in mpnatli9er 3ufammenz
ftellung. nit beisefister SdGBung Der
3abl Der 4nfOmmlinge, bic bis gnbe
oieies Menats eintreffen, in folssnber
Sabelle enthdlten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

SORT Wapne. .. Sufon uni
8. Qruis aus auburn Junction. Snb
wurosn TN &luerioe 0Uisl toot TN
Bette nufeefnnosn. gsioe parsn gun
gtrsnissn nab bier 9sfommsn unb
battsn oas @as a~usseblnisn. OILS +
NOD Sauie tamen. Rruie nor en-
SunleeisQe wdbreno Sufon Elm Diti
wer III. Der eine oerbeiratbets 5o6ts
hinterlGbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

= g Trancisco 1ieat gum
grDbten She'll nod in Sriimmern unb
f9on MAIDEN bic 9iirser @eltausfteGz
l~ungsplGne. Sreifi6 iteden tie bas
3iel aiemli9 tpeit. SIM Sabre 1913
ipn's lpsseben, neil man annimmt,
baB biz babin Der Panamafanul fertig
Iein tpirb. Die Stabt pirb Bis babin
f6tperli9 pieber aufgebout fein; ba
ober pprausiiGtli9 au9 Der 8au Ns
Yandmdfanals elm paar SGbrden mebr
in Mnfpru9 nebmen pirb, brau9t man
ii9 iiber bic lnternebmungsluft Der
2eute am golbenenSbpr borlGufig ni6t
aufsureeem. @iellei6t fommt audi III
men biz babin bic @rfenntniB, bdb man
fir bic findnaieGen @erlufte elmer
Notwithstanding unter umftGnben f9on
Elm fleines Grbbeben ristiren tarn.
ct. 2puis perli.rt fem fd0ns
ffes aonsert= rnb 8ereni;sunsslofal.
90 flast bic n@eftl. Poit" unb 70 be-
eriinbet lie lire alaee: Ser prGd<
tige &pn5ertpldb Ger nAlpen", Der
tpGbrenb Der Weltausftenung Der be-
liebteite Mufentbaltsprt fir 9unbbertz
tauIenbe bon neutrality-suspicious.
unb feitbem on allen Sommertasen bag
3iel bon Sreunben gutter Mufit mar.
fGnt Der 3erftDruns dnbeim, ba ct fi9
uiemals beaablt bet unb bic l1nternebz
met nidt ldnser bebeutenbe Summen
bort suieben fponten. Der nmftanb,
bab bas berrlide 2ofal bsftGnbig nit
einem f4tperen Deficit arbeitete, lit
fem @ortpurf fir Die Stabt, fonberr
fir ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SOlf's, bur9 tpelden bic ginnabmsn
in bebauernstpertber Weiie perminbert
tpurben. Dime ben reaftionaren linz
finn bes 6olf@Sonntass tpiirbe iiA
bas beliebte 2ofal nabrideinli6 REM
tirt baben. Sober, Der in ben m4lpsn"
anaenehme Stunben nerlebt bat, piro
iib nod lanse unb germ bieies ibealea
unb prGftisen 8Onaertplabes erinnerl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
Aus Der SmnoeSbanptHaot.

Dag bns garInmsnt Norpe9ens IN
isrsm prdRosntsn ben Nobsl,p rsis als
ansrtsnnuns isinsr @sroienfs um oas
3ufnnbstommsl bss Srisbsns 3uiiasn
Rublanb uno Snpan bsrlish, if geuiB
bic ssrs8ie Wirpisuns zines srOBsn
tueIteei9i6tIiasn @srfss, uno Nis,
mnab tptrb 6srrn &ooisbslt bisis 6obs
Ausssi&nuna miBg6nnsn. Aber trpB
aIebsm muB mon f& sinen iOl6sn on.
,rtanntsn 5risbenssnsel unwiattrlid
gnn3 anbsrs oorfsusn, aIs unieren
.Ssoop".
$hsobors &ooisbslt fommt nit Der
3usrtsnnune bss prsiiss In bisfslbs
3ateapris nit Der Baronin BON Suttsr.
tpsl&s nit Der 9spiis: Die Wufsn
risbsr!" felt mshr als 3usi Sabrssbn.
ten benz BeliFrisben bisnt unb nit
Wort unb S&rift nod Der abi6afuna
bss Rrissss aIs zines ll.berblsibisIs
bon Garbarismus firsbt. SbsOoors
Rouisbslt, Der ROmmanbsur Der vRau'
ben Rsitsr" I'm ipanii9.amsrifanii&sn
Rrises, if uabri3sinli9 bon Der usbsr.
ftifgfeit oes Bridges ni9t tn bsmisl-
ben WaBs tber3eugt uis 5rau Bertha
b. suttsr, ss if i6m I'm @sssntbsil
Elm ausgsiprO9sn trisssriidsr stnn su
sies1 uno In ieinsm sansen Wsien uissi
Elm fort iOloatii9er 3ug Dor.
CT Wag.ois lginrsibuns fstnsr per-
ion In cine 2laHe nit Bertha bon
Suttnsr, nit prpfsfor bon Rart.ns,
sem 2ebrsr bes @blterrs9is obsr nit
Sunnni. BEN 8rinosr bss .ROtbsn
2reusss" ruobl islbsr OILS sttpas I'm
esrsimtss smpfunbsn; babsi uno Ct bat
f9 bsBbaIb sntf8loHsn, tbur9 BITE nam.
bnfts @sIoi9sntung. usl9s nit BEN
prsiIe bsrbunbsn if, fsinsn Ruf ole
Wanr bss. Grieosns 80 bssriinbsn. gr
bat betanntli9 bic ssbiersis SauisnO
Dollars nls @runbfsin basu bsrtpanbi,
um In @aibin9ton ein hdnbigss Sn'
fitut in's;2sben'su rufen, oshen auf-
gabs ss fsinl iOl, Der grfaltune unb
@abruns hes inoufrielsn Jrisbsns,
bss 6risSsns auii9sn 2apital unb ar.
belt tn ben Der. 6taatsn su bisnen.
gs siebt i6m bic 3uuensuns bes $50.
bel. prsifss @elegsnbsit, einsn pratti'
i&sn e&ritt gu tbun our @ermirt.
Ii8ung elmer ui&tigen g~mpfebIung In
ietnsr Iebtsnl goti3aft. ndmlt& 3sr
gsruirtliGung Der oblisaiorii6sn
f9isbsri9tsrli9sn gstls9ung bon 2on.
fittsi auif9en arbsitsrn unb Mrbsit.
asbern. Tie sbl: Rsaung pirb BEN
prdfoenten.. bonn 2anoe bod angsre9.
net werosn. Or, Der ieinen Witbtr
germ obne nnterlaBl Dos gbanssltum
bonn Square. Deal" prebist. bat nit
isinsr 8srfhauns tibsriosn..R obsl. preis
bas Ri&tiss IsetrOffsn unb ss.:piro ibm
ni4t nur istn sisenes 2anb, fonbern
bte geiammte .cipilifrte @slt. In bsrsri
S6eilen er cine fol hobe, :ueiibinleut.
tsnoe Stslune einnimmt, fur isinsn
gnti4tub iSan .unb gewunosrui1s soI.
len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
Jeiertaas Grtnriions> Naten.

Beibnadts unb Reuiabrs Seiertass.Grs
eirlicnen mad pieIen Stationen, Iaufen User
bic 6 $. & .. Babn. 6abrfarten fperoen
~perfauft arf % % "a, 25., 49,, 80. urb
1907; NIT Retourfabrt bei&rdnft aIf ben
2ien Sanuar 1907. SIR pOlise Snformas
tion penoe man fi6 an Die 6. 8. C %
Sifet Gsenten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

9eim TuBbaIIfpiel n
ben 0er. g taaten muroen
in Der lebten Saifon oes Snbres 1906
IL @pieler set0otet uno 104 perlebt.
segen Is. refp. 159 i'm Sabre 1905.
Der Qerins perenbet eber oTs
irsen6 Elm anoerer Std. ipenrl CT ous
rem MdRer geuorumer utro. 3drpfen
un6 dale Ieben duberbdlb ibres gle=
uaentes am t6nsiea pon alien 5ii9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
SttIbIIth&

49,. glenber," faste Der graf an
feinem Sobn, jag Dir eine Rugel
bur4 ben 2opf. benn Du bift teinen
@4uB BUILDER tuertb!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

AHin Mann bon &ei1tbunl, Oh ererbt
W ODER burd f4were arbeit erpors
ben, miro Sbnen fasen, bab es bers
bd~ltmibmdbis Ieidt 1T, &ei@tbnm au
ertuerben, aber iebr idmer. benielben au
balten. Die Weisbeit bieler 8ebaup>
tfns mub Sebermann tlar fein. Ser
Ourdi9nittsmann ertuirbt biel Gelb,
lit aber Elm fdIedter ySparer". Gle
f0nnen ben Sliebern Sbrer Samilie
ODER SIREN Sreunoen feinen beferen
Oient erweiien, ais tieieiben in Der
ySpurbant . @epobnbeit" gu unters
itiisen. Oieie itarfe @eieaiaaft, nit
ibren uniibertrefni1en SaciIitdten gum @eIc=
eriparen, tpirb bereitwinisft 8eiftanb Ieiiten.
Gin Dollar besinnt Elm Gonto. @eben Sic
Sbren Sreunben elm Sparzgonto fur bic
6eiertase.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
xapttaI. ......... 81, 0OO,O0O.O
ueberi9uB ......... 325,0O0.0O
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

Saeob 3ierborf's 8irtbf&aft.
s85 Rafa&ufetts Nbe.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
XMAS At WHITE CITY. DISEASE DYING OUT
Coal Company Miners Union and
Schools Unite.

Bussey Press; We like the spirit
manifested in the preparations for
Xmas for White City. The Sunday
school folks started to raise money
for treat and a tree. The miners
union took kindly to the idea and
said: IF you will get the public
schools to go we will give $25 and
get the whole. public to go in for a
good time" The teachers and pupils
both united and the Crescent Coal
company hearing of the work planked
down $25 more. Then the men who
are managing and clerKing in the
store spotted $40 more to get music,
decorations, candies, nuts, fruits and
presents for all the children in town.
The occasion will be at the town hall.
There Will be good program with
Dalziells orchestra for the climax
There are 800 people in town besides
the country folks and we predict there
will be an overflow somewhere If
anybody ever thought that Santa
Claus did not visit coal camp he's
mistaken. We like the White City
" u
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
TO REVISE cUeA's LAWS,
Governor maeoon Signs the Decree
~, Appointing the Commission.


Havana, Dec. Ex-Governor Magoon
Monday signed the 1ong-awaited de,
cree appointing commission to re.
wise the laws of Cuba. This commits.
sion will submit to the provisional
governor the draft of an electoral law,
new provincial and municipal laws, a
law defining the organization and
functions of the judiciary, a civil serv.
ice law, and also will treat on such
other subjects of great interest as may
be referred to it by the provisional
governor
The commission consists of Cole ii.
Crowder. of the judge advocate gen.
erals department of the American
army, president; Jose Miguel Gomez,
secretary, and Erasmo G. Boudet,
Francisco c. Justiz, Manuel M. Coron.
ado, Mario G. Kohly, Felipe G. Sarrain,
Otto Schoemrichf Migdel F. Womb,
Alferdo Zayas and Major Blanton C.
Winship, U. S. A. The salaries of the
members of the commission, excepting
those in the employ Of the United
States government, are fixed at $500 a
month. The first meeting will be held
on January 8. This is regarded as the
first step toward holding new cleo
tons.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
TIE FIGHTING BISHOP.
DR.. McCabe Took Command of Reei
ment and Won Battle.

Squire c. Wood ruff of this city was
personally acquainted with Chap,
lain" McCabe. whose death was an,
nounced recently. Mr.. Woodruff
says that the deceased was of the
One Hundred and Twenty second
Ohio regiment, in place OF the Twen,
ty-second, as erroneously stated in
press dispatches.
Mr.. Woodruff says he has heard
the bishop preach many times at his
church at Putnam, suburb of Zanes
vile, and since that day incorporated
as part of the city. He was most
active and energetic man.
DR.. McCabe was called the fight
ing chaplain" because he took com
mand of the regiment upon the
wounding and disabling of the col
onel and lieutenant colonel in a bat
tie one day and then won the battle
by the determined spirit of the fight
he put up. S..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Only Twelve Places in Town Now
Under Quarantine.

The statement is given out on the
authority of Mayor John c. Williams
and the health physician and officer
DR.. ]. E. Morgan, that there are now
only twelve or fourteen cases of the
so-called small pox in the city at the
present time under quarantine, and
of this number the greater portion are
over the trouble and will be released
from quarantine next week some
time and the quarters thoroughly
fumigated with formaldehyde and
other disinfectants.
A number of the supposed cases
developed to be other complaints, and
in one instance a skin disorder known
as ring worm" was quarantined as
small pox. This shows the strict ma,
ture of the quarantine that has been
maintained by the, health officer,
No new cases of the trouble have
developed and under the existing
conditions the city will be free of the
trouble within a short time.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
STANDARD OIL VICTORY
RECENT VERDICT AT FiNDLAY, o.
IS THROWN OUT.
Common Pleas Court Holds That the
Probate Court Had No Jurisdlc-
ton in the Suit.

Findlay, o., Dec. 25.-The Standard
Oil company won victory in common
pleas court here Monday when Judge
w. S. Duncan decided that the probate
court had no jurisdiction in the suit
brought against it In the probate court
and threw out the recent verdict Of
guilty against the company.
Prosecutor David sometime ago fled
an information in the probate court
against the Standard, charging it with
violating the antitrust laws OF the
state. He maintained that he could
get action quicker against the com.
pany by this proceeding than through
indictments in the common pleas
court.
The Standard attorneys commended
that the probate court had no juris-
diction in the matter; that If there
had been violation of the law tha
prosecutor should have proceeded
against the company through indtct-
ments
This point was upheld by Judge
Duncan and the case is thus thrown
out of the probate court.
This decision in no way effects the
indictments recently returned in COM
mon pleas court by the grand jury
against John D. Rockefeller and the
other officials of the Standard Oil
company, charging them with yiolat-
ing the antitrust laws.
None of the Standard officials were
in court when the decision was rem
dered, but the company was repre-
sented by its attorneys
1t is understood the prosecution will
appeal the case to a higher court.
Judge Duncan in rendering his de-
cision said in part:
"The court of common pleas has
power to review proceedings and
judgments of the probate court in
misdemeanor cases. under section
1856, revised statutes, although the
two courts may have concurrent orig
inal jurisdiction therein.
"The probate criminal code contain
ing no provision whereby service may
be had upon a corporation, the pro.
bate court has no jurisdiction to try
either an individual or a corporation
under the Valentine antitrust law
Section 6472, revised statutes, pro-
yiding that the provisions governing
criminal proceedings in the court OF
common pleas shall, so far as applica-
BILE, govern like proceedings in the
probate court; was not intended as an
aid to jurisdiction, and therefore does
not authorize the probate court to
borrow from the common pleas Grim
inal code the provisions therein con.
tanned, providing a way to get a cor
poration into that court chargefwith
a criminal offense.
THE court of common pleas has ex.
elusive original jurisdiction in all
criminal prosecutions under the Val
entine antitrust laws"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
FUTURE CONTRACT AND OPTION
Supreme Court Decision Affecting
Board of Trade Deals.

Springfield. H., Dec. 35.-The su.
preme court in a decision Monday held
contracts on the board of trade to sell
at some future date are options and
are therefore Illegal and void
Henry Woods offered to contract to
sell to Mark Bates 10000 bushels of
contract wheat, to be delivered in De.
cember. In consideration of $50 he
agreed to leave the offer open for &C,
ceptance until September. While the
offer was still open Bates accepted it,
but Woods repudiated the contract
The superior court of Cook county
gave 81, 425 damages, but the appellate
court reversed this judgment, The
supreme court upholds the appellate
court.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
SENT TO
PROTECT WHITES
RACE WAR rs IMMINENT AT
TOWN OF WAHALAK, MISS.
AID ASKED OF GOVERNOR
Negroes Parade Streets and Threaten
rs Caucasian Residents-Pre-
eautlonary Measures Taken
at Atlanta, Ga.

Meridian, Miss, Dec. 25.--Accord-
ing to reports received here Monday
night, the negroes for miles around
have congregated in the town of Wa
halak, 40 miles north Of this city, and
all during Monday afternoon paraded
the streets threatening vengeance to
the whites because of the killing Of
one negro and the wounding of an
other by a conductor OF passenger
train of the Mobile G Ohio railroad
yesterday morning while the latter
was attempting to quel disturbance
aboard his train.
At the town Of Wabalak scarcely
more than % white persons reside,
and in response to a plea for protee-
ton, battery and company D Of state
militia, stationed in this city, were or
dered TO proceed to the scene with
all dispatch. They left aboard spe-
cial train at ten o'clock and were due
to reach Wahalak by midnight. The
battery, by instructions, carried gat.
ling gun and all the men are heavily
armed
TWO Reported Killed,
At $3.50 o'clock message from
Scooba, the first station south of the
Scene Of, the trouble, stated that a
clash had occurred between the races
with the result that two white men
were killed. This report, however, was
not verified, although railroad officials
admit receiving message detailing
come additional trouble
Atlanta Fears Race Roting.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 25.-To avoid a
possibility of any repetition of recent
race rioting in this city, Mayor, Wood.
tward Monday issued peremptory or
der closing all saloons in the city at
four O'Clock in the afternoon, to re-
main closed until Wednesday morning.
For several weeks indefinite rumors
have been heard that Christmas was
to be made the occasion of an attack
upon the negroes in Atlanta. No such
rumor could be traced to an authori.
tative source, but the effect has been
70 drive many negroes from the city.
Several tx. X. X" notices were
posted about the streets Saturday
morning last. While no serious con.
sideration has been given to these, a
reward of 5000 was offered by Mayor
woodward for evidence to convict any
person of posting these or in any way
melting to rioting. The law requires
that all saloons be closed on Christ.
mas day, but never before has the law
been put in force on Christmas Eve,
The move is precautionary.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Cold Wave to Last Three DAYS

Washington, Dec. 25.-According to
Forecaster Henry, at the United
States weather bureau, the present
cold wave will continue for at least
three days. The temperature at the
weather bureau at 10 O'Clock Monday
night was Is above zero, and drop
to IL above during the night was
predicted. Heavy frosts have been re-
ported as far south as Tampa, Fla,
where the temperature was % above
zero. The cold wave extends through
out the southern states.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Two rralnmen Fatally injured.

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 25.-Laden
with crowds of Christmas travellers,
the North Coast limited, eastbound on
the Northern Pacific, ran into an open
switch in tris city Monday afternoon.
The engine and baggage car were
ditched. None of the passengers was
seriously injured, but G. B. Smith, fire.
man on the limited, and Duncan
Mathewson, travelling engineer, we're
fatally injured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
CHERRIES SALE

CHERRIES SALE
- Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue OF general execution to me
directed by the Clerk of the District
Court of Mahaska County, Iowa,
against the Goods, Ohattels. Lands,
Tenements etc of Morris Freeman,
defendant in favor of Edward Block
& %. plaintiff.
/ will offer at Public Sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
door of the Court House, in the city
of Oskaloosa. County Of ,Mahaska,
Iowa, on the goth day Of DEG mber 1905
all of said Defend 9nt's Ri .t, title ana
interest in and to The Glowing de-
scribed personal property situated in
Mahaska County, towit:
One single drawer National saA
Register No. 446S24. One double
drawer National Cash Register No.
46296S.
Sale to commence at the hour OF 2
O'Clock p. m. of said day.
Witness my hand this 3rd day
of December 1906.
21w2 K. l.. VALENTINE
Y Sheriff of Mahaska. County Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
BOAT DISASTER AT JAMAICA.
Sailing Vessel overturns and Sixteen
Passengers are Drowned.

Kingston, Jamaica, Dec. 25.-A san
boat with 25 persons on board was
overturned Monday near Montego bay.
Sixteen of the passengers were
drowned
A heavy norther during the past two
days has caused serious damage in
the banana districts, especially on the
plains. The wind is still blowing
strongly, but no further damage is ex-
pected .E a,.. -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Administrators sale.

The following property will be sold
at the Thos. Carr farm miles south.
east of Oskaloosa, or. Wednesday,
January 8, at 8 o'clock: Is horses, Ii
mich cows, one 2-year-old Short-Horn
bull, two brood sows, 13 fall shoatS
hay and grain, farm machinery chick
ems, some household furniture, and
other articles not mentioned. Free
lunch at noon. Easy terms. 1. M.
Reed, auctioneer. M. H. Tullis, clerk.
Geo. Smart,
Admr. Thomas Carr Estate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
lTwo Bloody Days at Birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 25.-The 4S
hours preceding Christmas have been
unusually fruitful of tragedies in
Birmingham and vicinity. The list in
cludes seven murders, two suicides,
one assault which may result fatally,
one death by train and one accidental
shooting which will be fatal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
FoREwARNEo OF DEATH,
Young Man Drops Dead According to
?. Presentiment.

Mason City, Ia, Dec. 24.-Wayne
McAdoo, aged 33, married, and resid-
ing at Waterloo, dropped dead at his
parents home here today, of paralysis
of the heart. He was at home to
spend Christmas and had a presents.
ment of death before he left Water.
loo last Friday
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Had to Work Hard.

The Christmas rush, augmented by
the poultry show in town, compelled
the express companies to adopt he
roic measures to care Ic" their trade.
Depot trucks were hitched TO delivery
wagons and..thus a double shift''was
worked through the down town
streets.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Henry c. southwick Is Dead.

Albany, N. Y, Dec. 25.-Henry G.
Southwick, father of Congressman
George N. Southwick, of this city.
died at his home here Monday. He
was so years of age. He was an init
mate friend of Thurlow Weed, and
secretary to Samuel ]. Tilden in the
constitutional convention of 1912, Mr..
Southwick is survived by a widow and
six children.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Greene BUYS Bio Mexican Mines.

Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. 25.--Advices re.
cetved here are to the effect that w.
C. Creme has purchased the famous
Concheno mines at Concheno, Chihua-
hna, Mexico The mines are rich and
ars equipped with reduction plant.
The price paid for them by Greene
was 100000 pesos.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Three Drown il an Alr.hole.

Lake Andes, S. d., Dec. 25.-H
eastman, Charles Slaight and Dan
Slaight drove into an air-hole in the
Missouri river opposite Fort Randall
and were drowned Sunday night
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27

At a special meeting of the city
council of Emmettsburg, it was de-
cided to buy another pump for the
city well. 1t will be a compound du-
pick with a capacity Of 100000 gal
Ions day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-27
Admr. Thomas Carr Estate.

The Hummer mill at Iowa City,
which was destroyed by nre in Aug
ust, viii reopen Tor business next
week.