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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Plttsburs 10, st. Louis 2.

Pittsburg, June 1.-The Pittsburgs had
no trouble whatever in winning from St.
Louis today They hit Taylor freely while
st. Louis could not touch Willis Score:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03
Games Today
Games Tomorrow.

New Orleans at Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03

The Barons have been doing better
for the last few days and may soon be
back in the stride that marked their
playing at the beginning Of the season.
There is no reason why they should not
play as good ball now as they did few
weeks ago.-Atlanta Journal.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03

The Barons are hitting at a distresslngly
low rate 1t Is necessary for our pitchers
TO do phenomenal work in order to win.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-03

IdkeNleW ....oVl IL OV-ll II
Seventh Avenue ........0 03 101 200
Batteries: Thomas, Vaughn and Bed
dow; Mckinney and Cobbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Srci Rau6 murSe.

e9tlffin0n oreier &eiden in Der NG6c
bon @oibington, 8a. 9eo6
feline Spur bon ben Ibdtern.
@oibington, Ya, II. sunni. -
'0rei Wtorotbaten muroen beltte i'm
bie'tgen County Der 9eb0rOe genel-
Def, obne OaB bis iest ir9eno melde
Terboftitngen oorgenommen iinO. 81
mes Der Opfer lit Wti6oel Yrebifo, elm
aoblengrGber, Oeiien 2ei6e man in
einem Slnnel Der o@oboi6- 8a6n" in
S~noepenoence Golpnibip auffano. Gr
mor Ourd ben aopf gei6oiien mo
aui 0aS @eleiie gelegt iperoen, INN
oaS 8erbre6en 81 peroeden. Gin BUG
bate ibu ipGter Ocn SGGoel ser.
molmt uno bei0e 8eine ge6roder.
glS man i'm 5ulebt le6eno fab, bate
er cine betrGdtIihe Summe @eIO in
ieinem @eiiBe un0 Itritt nit einem
onberen SIomoden, Nomens 5ran3
Riitor. Gin &aftbefebl lit gcgen Ben
2ebteren ouSgeitelt.
Inter einem 8nbnmoggon 5l Bur.
gettStomn fonO man Oie 2eide Soc
Simpion'S, zines onoeren &o6lengrGz
bcrS. GerieIbe bette @llnben am
&opfe mo Ser 9r1lIt, pelbe linn nit
elmer Spibbode beigebrodt morOen
ST. iein i6ienen. Seine Eoihen ipn.
rem 9eleert.
Die nod niht i0entifi5irte 2eide
zines lln6efonnteu muroe 81 8ilte-
ion 5e6n Meilen bon bier, orf einem
@ege nobe Ser Baltimore & Ohio
8obn" gefunoen. Die ein5ige Ger.
Ietung in oieiem Sole mar cine @on-
tuIion on ser S6IGfe. Die Soid)en
6eS Sooten iparen nod ollBen ge6rebt
uno %offenbar lag RoubmorO Dor. Die
GoIi5ei 9lollbt, 0oB sic 5ruei lebten
9erbrehen BON Cramps periibt mur=
sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Ircmiicr frcigciprudlen.

lttico, @.-D., a. SUM. - Sn
Sem Ero5eiie gegcn Yreulier megen
WtorocS ml1roe Der SAL geItern Sor-
mittog nod) 10 llbr ser Silrp iiberge-
ben, nod)Oem Hibter NogerS ibr feline
SnItruftionen loiort bel ser @roff-
nultg Der Situng ertbeilt bate.
EreilIler mar beiduloigt, I'M Sunni OeS
SabreS 1904 %. .. Wc9onneQ aus
Bolton IN elmer Reitonrotion III NJ.
bonp, gt..O., crid)oiien 5i baben. Tim
2i2 llbr erl6ien Die Sllrp mieoer unO
CAB cin Geroift AMI niht ifilloig ob,
apeldeS Oorarlf 9eitiibt lit, OoB Ser Gn-
getlngte irriinnig lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
3mci MGnncr nit cincr grt eridln'
9cn.

Gonnctl$pillc, go, 81.
SUM. - Sic 2cifen 5lueier MGnner,
oerenS 6G0el nit elmer 9lrt cingeihIo.
gen ifeiner, wur0cn geitern NbenO
nabe ser IeQic &o6(cn5cfe 5u &au-
oerbilt %geiunoen. Ger cine ser 500
ten lit ais T6oS. @oSlcp, Elm &oblen-
grGber, ioentifi5irt wor0en. Den An.
beren 6Glt man fir s.. s. GIarf, einer
Selegrop6iIten bon bier. @etOe 0tGn.
ncr woreu fritz geitern Nben0 in
Shonf5immer OeS ,&onoerbiIt = so.
tells" no tie NIT einem 0ritten Wal.
ne, ciuem Slooen, irStreit gerietben
neil iid 6erIelbe neigcrtc, nit ibnel
81 trinten. tSie entiernten itd idlieBs
lid, unO 6al0 Oarnui ent0edte Elm
A1Sl1nOer, melfer Sem NeGie.S iigeI
entlong ging, beibc 2ei6cn. 9el
Slape, melder Streit nit Sen beioer
Opfern bate, lit perbnftet woroen, er.
gGb lid ieoodI emit, nud Dem or beiti'
gen @iOerItanO qeIeiitet bate. SnneS
Colbert, Elm 6rcllno 0eS SIooen, be.
fin6et iid) ebenfallS in Soft.
(SpGtcr.) = Ger perboitcte SlOs
mad beiBt Mid)nel @omnb, Die Gr.
moroeten marell 9oditeinmnurer uno
hieBen GboS. 9oSlep unb Nobert Go(,
Inns. Sic mobntcn in llniontopr.
Mon belt Gins Der Spfer 5%lterit iiir
ben SeIeGropbilten Glorf, ollcin Dies
iteltc iid bolo oils irrig bcroltS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Sdlimm amSgefaaene SrubcfaBrt.

Nem 0orf, "a. Sum-. = Bel
elmer belte itottgeirnoenen Gro6e.
fobrt nit einem .Boggor,
melder ipe3iea Oo5u gebaut moroer
mar, Die bisber peripen0eten Gabel'
maggons ouf Ser S6ieiebene 9abn
81 erieter, Die bel Orange, us, ouf
sen Orange Wountnin fiibrt. fam elm
0ianu um's Qeben unO iieber anOere
erlitten &erletungen. Der 8aggon,
mel6er MIR nit AngelteIIten bele5t
mar, fubr obne llnfaQ ben Berg bin.
al,f, begonn ieOodl, oils CT beinabc
oben por, 3nriid5urutiden II. fonnte
ni6t n~ngebolten lueroen, 0a dc
9rcmicn Den GienIt O%eriogten. Gic
MGnner iprangen bernltS, MIR elmer
ni6t. ul1b 0ieier entfom nit Den leid).
teiten 8erlebungen. Ser 8etootete
beibt Yotrif Burns. Sobn NuopIr,
Elm @nggonsSnipeftor aus Orange,
iii an S6meriten perleet, unO mani
begt nur uenig Soifnung auf icinc
@enciu11g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
9lntpcrgiefem in elmer @cocrfirdc.

Gublin, 60, q. SUM. = Sr
elmer Negerfirbe 81 Strnpberrp, Orci
Wfeilen bon bier, fam eS bcltte inter
Oen 9tegern 81 einem Sample, III mel.
dem Sam. Witdea, Sobn @ilhmru
uno Doc @rigbt getootct llno 8oriib
SolmeS ms 9ein 9eidoiicn tpurbe.
OitdeI mnroe bon Soc Copeland unb
@il6urn bon Witheu getGOtet, nab.
reno @rigbt 5ufGaig bon elmer aligel
getrofien wurOe. COPELAND fam bier
Der urO itelte fid ser Eoli5ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
@adl In Gplon.

Colon, "a. Suni. = Die beutige
Wtlni5ipolpobl in Colon p%erlief Der
boItniBmGBig rubig. QoS Teiultat
lit nod nidlt unsefiinbi9t, icood beibt
cS, baB Die &e9ierung gelieet bat.
@Gbreno ocs GormittogS fam es 81,
peridieoenen Yriigeleiert IN melhenl
aniippeI ais @offen oientcn unb
mebrere Gerionen blutige aGpie oo-
bon trllgen. Gie Yoli5ei mnd)tc ie-
bod raid Dem llnfite ein gnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

pier 30gliltge zines Oortigen S0dter.
Ycnfioltots ben 600 gefun0el. Die
MdO6cn mltrOcn, mGbrenO iie ipic-
IcnO am MeerealtranOe iaBen, BON Ell,
ner pl0bli6 bereinbre6enoen rieiigcn
@ellc crfoBt un0 iortgeriiien. Sb.
glei6 in menigen @ugenblifen cine
HcttungSmanni6ait BUR SteQe mar,
fonntc feline Spllr mebr bon ibncn
gefltn0en mcr0en.
Ger Yopit onDcbIi9 BE.
0enfli6 franf.
9erltn, 81. SUM. - Mie ser
r0miide Correspondents Oe5 bieiiaen
D&ofol = Nn5eigcr" mclOct, gie6t Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oc8 @apitea 8it5
5u Sen erniteiten 9efiirdtun0en 2(n.
laB. Der IF. &otcr leiOet an @er5.
Affeftioncn, iopie bciti9cn rbcumati
i6en S6ner5en unO ioa 10 geid)wddt
iein, Dab er Den Satitan idJwerIid
mebr perIoiien f0nnte.
9eS @errotG8 miIit0ri.
6er @ebcimniiie be-
dul0iG$.
GiicH 81. SUM. - 3lpei Nr6ei.
fer scr Grltppifen @erfc iino inter
ser GnfGoQc berboftct moroen, mill.
tGriide @ebcimniiic Orrrotben 81 ia.
ben.
Gin 9untoircftor verbal.
tet.
@icn, "a. Sllni. - 9lltS @ltoopeit
miro ole 8erboitung 0eS DIRECTORS
SgoS5tonp bon ser Oortigeu San.
0elss unO SnOuitric.9 mnt gemeloet.
Der SeIt9enommenc bat groBe Inter.
ihlagltngcn, lopie 5abuoie Setriigc.
reien ocriibt. Seine Opicr 50blen
nod &lln0ertcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
@pn 8libe crihlaacn.

&eoOing, ga, "a. SUM. -
Nab elmer aui cine @ode iif er-
itredenOen Serie tGgliher @epitter
mllroe Oieie 8esenO geitern Nadmit-
tag BON einem iurftbaren llnmetter
nit beftigem Sogelihlng beimgeluft.
81 SeeSport murbe SSrmi Sobn Song,
30 Sabre oft, pom 9libe getootet.
Mebrere Ferionen puroen bet1ubt
9tabe ser Gountpgren5e 5miidenf9erfs
utO 2ebi0b mnroe Die Sdlfte oer6elo.
iriidte ourd ben Sa9elihlag rlilnlrt.
Die Sogelforner lagen %lteaenpeile
flint bis iefs 3oG tief. Inter Der De
polferung peruriud)te oas llnmetter
groBe Iufregung. Seit Sabren bate
lid bier nihts Iebnlibes ereignet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Sir bircftc G~rluGblnng Der SnnScs.
Scnaturcm.

0eS Moines, Sa., "a. SUM-
Gin interitootIi6er Gonoeut sur Dis
f%ltTiion Ser 6ra9e ii6er oirefte GrlpGb-
hing Der 9lnocSienotorcn 0ltrd oos
Solt iol om ,, September bier 5ll-
iummentreten. @ouperncur u. y.
Cummings bat i'm Ginflangt nit Ell
mem pon Der letten &egisIotu poiir-
ten 9eihlllie ofii5ieae GinIooung oo-
81 auSaeididt. Slim 0clcanten aus
ieoem Stoot ser llnion ioIlen @(ntbcil
al Dem Gopent ne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
yGnrline" o%c,uinnt.

Sonoluli II, 90. Suni. - Die
&egutto bon Son Ycoro, Sal, bier.
Der lit bon ser Sadt n2urline" &c.
monlten morOen. melde nm 7.3t be1te
IbenO ST. diamond Seao nnIongt(
u1O sic 6obrt in IL Sngcn un0 8
StunOcn mod)tc. Die .Aremonc"
uno ga YuIoma," bie on0eren an
Ser @ettfobrt bet6eiligten Sntten,
mnroen nn6 Dem erlten Gage ser BE
gotta nid)t mebr Don Ser .Srrliue"
Qelihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
Stnrm nnb ShiffbrIdle.

Sort 30 III b, H,-Y., 81.
Sllni. Cine u%nbefannte Sodt uno
5rpei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ingcn nab.
reno zines iurd)tbaren Stiirmes I'M.
ter, meIder geitern Nadmitta9 sic
bicIigc &iilte beimiuhtc, mo man
fltrbtet, Sah ouc an 9pra befinoliden
Wfenlden nmtomen. Ter cine ser
Sdooner bieB 6em 8ernebmcn mad
vSllenu SiIto" uno murbe pom Gnpi.
tim Sbeooorc 8ilion aus ReO 9ont
befebligt. Ger Hame oeS anOeren
'S6oonerS lit mrbefnnnt. Setoe 6abr-
5eltgc 9e60rtcn ser .Hem-0ort 6iib
ano Oil g." melde bier cine Dim.
%gerfabrif betreibt. Mae orei 3obr'
Seit9e lparcn etruo cine Meile pom
llfer entiernt, ais Der Sturm ants
brad, meItcr i'm Nu Den l(miang
zines GpflonS annobm ltno mebrerc
@oIierbnien inn @efolge bate, Die
&ilIte miro nod Den 2eiden Der Spier
ab9elid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25
9etrce beqiebt lid an

8eirce begiebt i'd ouf
ieinen neuen g { item.
Ser brittle Siili$-S toots-S efretGr
Geirce, oeiien Grnennung gum @e.
ianOten in Nornegen bonn Senat be-
ltGtigt moroen iit, geoenft om I, SuIi
bon @oibington nad Bottom gu geben
uno al1f icinen Soften am II. Suli
a63ureiicn. 6err Suntington g8il.
Jon, nelfer icin GmtSnobioIger I'M
Staats. Iepartement miro, befinoet
ii6 gegenpGrtig atf 0em 8ege BON
5otio nod @oibington bo er bis iebt
SetretGr ser 8otifoit in Sapnn por,
uno oiirfte 2rnsgan99 OieieS WonotS
eintrefien.
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Bier Yeriumcn crtrnnfcn.

Ncpport, ST, a. Sum-. - gicr
Eerionen crtrunfen IpGt belrtc Sad.
mittag I'M WempbromoQo.Se e 1T
Solge ocS &enternS zines Canoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

= 8ouperneur 8liilo bon WoiIa.
huietts bat oen @eietentmurf nnter:
Idrieben, onrd melden Der gni1 elmer
9ieibabn IN Bolton ermoglidt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

GA
ftagt die |, Die Ssssfta. Die lr Inner GekauitHae
. ss;,'' E.TzMMzzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-25

9afie fir's MmSlanb beiurat g. 9laine, Nr.
Cit.3altimere.st ctr, Habe GoftMmbonic-Ape.
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9erIin 81. Snni. - Setradtlt'
dies guficbcn erregt cine bon ser bic
ii9ei oWtOrgenpoit" ber0ffentlid)te
9epefdc ans @ierL nod meld)er Der
G5ar ongeblid) ser 8ailer @ilbelnl
INN Siilfc 5ltr Nie0criperiung Der re-
polutionGrcn @ciregllng IN HiiBloltS
onfleben miQ, menri sic beiben Wtn.
harden bel bcn 6Iottenmonoperit III
Ser Office Suinnmentrefiert. Sn Den
omtliden &reiicn miro oieie ienlatlo'
rele WclOung jeood oils pilrer I'm
finn be5eidnet. Die oifi5iOien Srgon(
crfldren %cinItimmig, boB cine GinnIt'
idnng bes &oiicrS unb Der oeiitld)cr
Hegierung III ole ruiiiihen Wirrer
al,Sgeidloilen iei, 10 longe bielelbel
feline @eiobr fiir 0eutihlono biloen
Iueroin9S miro 5ugegebcn, bot
Srnppen oil Die @ren5e geldidt iuer
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1aris, "a. SUM. = Noh Ian.
GER Fauie ldBt Wanolesci,, Der $50
Mig Der Iiebe," nieoer einmal bon iid,
boren. Der beriidtigte International
@auner, Der ieit einem Sabre per.
idoqen par uno ben man bereits III
ter ben GoOten glaibte, liegt an 9Iut.
nergiftung leibeno IN einem Barrier
!Soipital. 8eitern muBte ibm Der
red)te Irm qmputirt meroen.
Son elmer 5Iutbmoge
ortgerien
8aris, "a. Slini. - gIuf eisen
tbiimIide 8eiie baben geItern in9reI
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
A MEMORABLE EVENT.
Oskaloosa Woman's Club Dedicates
Its New Home.

The Oskaloosa Woman's Club open
ed their rooms over the library to the
public Monday evening, and in spite
of the numerous other receptions in
town the occasion drew out a large
audience.
The library rooms have been fire.
quently described in the Herald, but
they were new to most of those in
attendance and there were many ex-
Carnations of pleasure concerning
their beauty and adaptability as a
club home. The north room is the
club auditorium proper and it is fitted
UP with rug-covered platform on
which stands fine table, mission
style, and three comfortable mission
chairs. The body of the room con-
tains hundred neat and comfortable
folding chairs. Several handsome
pictures adorn the walls, and a group
of statuary adds grace to the furni-
ture. These pictures were placed in
the t'oom by Mrs. Herman Pfeifer and
Mrs. Rhea Oppenheimer. The group
of statuary was also sent up by Mrs.
0ppenheimer.
The program of the evening was
opened by Mr.. John A. Kalbach, who
Sas president of the Library Board pre-,
sented the keys Of the room to Mrs.
Williams. He told of the interest
that the Oskaloosa Woman's Club
had shown in the library and said
how glad the board were to show
their appreciation of that by turning
over to them the use of the rooms
over the library. He said that their
only regret was that lack of funds, as
well as authority, prevented the
Board from furnishing the rooms.
To this speech Mrs. Williams, pres
ident Of the club, responded fittingly
reviewing the work Of the club and
thanking the board for their appre,
citation and favors.
The regular session of the club was
opened by the reading of the minutes
by the secretary, Miss Lacille Seev,
ers The president called on each de
partment chairman for a statement OF
we-k being done, and then read from
the iew |. F. w. G. Year Book the
lele.r of the president, Mrs. ]. ]. Seer
ley After allowing bills for the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
RuTLER.
Oct. 80.

Thanks to Hon John f. Lacey for
public documents.
A. j. Burgess was in 0ttumwa Fri.
day with load of apples.
Corn husking is the order of the
day and the weather is IDEAL
Mrs. Frank Funk has been quite ill
for week but is improving slowly.
Frank Lindsey and family were
shopping in ottumwa on Saturday.
Wiley Shoemaker, of near High
land, was visiting j. T. Burg9 S on
Sunday.
Mr.. Potter, of Ottumwa, in
these parts on Monday buying butch
er stuff.
Quite a number attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Jas. Reeves, of Fremont.
last week. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Burgess were
Sunday visitors with Henry Ander-
son and family of Ottumwa. John
Anderson and family of Oskaloosa al
so visit with his brother Henry the
same day.
Oct. 30. Skirmisher.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
Big Crowds

There were more people in os-
kaloosa last Saturday than has
been on one day since Ringling's
circus last summer. While the
horse sale was one drawing card,
the principal attraction was the
Smoke Sale at the Hub Clothiers,
which is being continued this
week, The one object the Hub
people seem to have in view is
Kidding their store of lot OF
slightly damaged by smoke goods
regardless of price, and doing it
quickly. (d1wD
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
EDDYYILLE.
(By John r. Sipes. }


S. A. Townsend attended the fun
eral of his grandmother at Blakes-
burg Tuesday.
Ed Dunn departed Monday for his
home at Rock Falls, Illinois, after a
short visit with his cousin, Miss Ada
Middlesworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson, of Ba-
tavia, returned home Monday after a
short visit with Mrs. Nelson's son,
Fred Hull and family.
Mrs. M. O'Connor was called to OF.
tumwa Tuesday morning by the death
of her nephew, Stephen Meany, who
was accidentally killed at Marion that
morning while working as trainman.
Miss Rena Ryan, who has been tax.
ing a course in nursing at the Ger
man-American hospital in Chicago, re,
turned home Tuesday, and on account
Of poor health she will spend the win.
ter at home.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
CORRESPONDENCE
Observation-Disclosures
cRicK!T.


Mrs. L. L. Hatfield spent Monday
with Mrs. Bacon.
Mrs. john Bennett, who was sick
last week, is improving nicely.
The house movers will be here this
week to move several buildings.
Stella Peters of Fraker spent Mon
day with Mrs. Sd Hunt of Cricket
Tom Morrisey's baby is still very
sick; there is very little hopes of us
recovery.
Mrs. Bacon and daughter Berenice
spent Sunday at Hamilton with Sam
Buffers and wife.
JEFF Harold of the company store
spent Sunday in oskaloosa with his
family. and returned Monday morn.
ing.
Dan Harvey and Miss frankie Hol.
land were united in marriage. They
have gone to housekeeping and will
make their home here, Dan being
employed by the company as machine
runner.
VIM. Scott, who was hurt last week,
is able to be up and around but it
will be some time before he will Oe
able to work He is going back to
Illinois on a visit to his family until
he is able to work again.
improvements at the mine are still
going on. They are now laying the
pipes over to the large well just sunk.
They are going to put in a gasoline
engine to pump the water over to the
mine. They are also remodeling the
fan house so as to reverse the air
through the winter months.
c. B.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01

chairs and for the club calendar, the
session adjourned and Mrs. Huber,
chairman of the Philanthropic Depart.
ment, took charge of the meeting.
Miss Mae Millar played a beautiful
piano selection to open the program.
Then Mrs. Sterrett read an excellent
paper on the Benefits of Federation,
closing by plea to the club to De-
come a part of the General, as we'll as
of the State Federation.
A vocal solo by Miss Harriet Hibbs
was heartily encored. Miss Hibbs
has lost none of her friends by her
absence.
Then Rev. Somerville gave the club
"a talk on Home Philanthropy" tell
ing of its difficulties and of its many
discouraging features. He declared
the Associated Charities would be
glad of any help the club could give
them along the lines of teaching the
INDECENT class how to buy and how to
save. 1t was wholesome, practical
statement and drew out considerable
discussion.
The program closed with vocal So
10 by Miss Dele Jackson, which was
so well received that she was COM
PEELED to respond with an encore.
After adjournment frappe and waf-
ers were served by the entertainment
committee under charge of Mrs. Byron
Preston. After a brief friendly chat
the club members and their guests
dispersed, we'll pleased with the new
home of the o. W. Z.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
G. A r. AND CATHOLICS.
Archbishop Keane Refuses to Inter
fere With Priests Ruling.

Dubuque, Ia, Oct. 31.-Archbishop
Keane, who has Just returned from
his confirmation tour, refuses to take
hand in the difficulty between the
Catholic church and the G. A. R.
During his absence the use Of the
G. A. R. ritual was denied by Father
Carey, the cathedral pastor, to the
Hyde post in the funeral of John
Burns, an old soldier.
The Archbishop declared he would
leave the matter with the priests who
understand the rules Of the church
In effect the Archbishop backs up the
priest who declared the use of the
ritual violation of the rules. and al
though it may have been used it was
due to an oversight.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01

Mrs. Dan Matthews and daughter
Belle were callers at Mrs. Tom McCul-
ly's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sampson spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
parental Owen Bringman home.
Frank Campbell, foreman of No.
IA mines of Buxton, has moved to
No. 13 and d. l.. Thomas takes his
place at NO. A.
Mrs. j. l.. Jones and daughter
Ethel, of oskaloosa, were calling on
old friends and acquaintances, Mrs.
Bringman, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Sim
mons.
Oct. 80. Me.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
MAY BE MURDERER.
} Boone Has Man Thought to Be
Wanted In Chicago.

o o o o o o
Boone, Ia. Oct. S1.--A man giving
the name of Chas. Williams was ar
rested here last night. He is thought
to be Leonard Leopold, the murderer
of Margaret Leslie, the Chicago &C
tress. Williams is dope fiend and
is in frightful condition. A descrip-
tion sent to Boone by the Chicago po.
lice department tailed with prisoner.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
The BIG FOUR ROAD.

Cincinnati, Oct. 31.-W. X. Wander
bilt, Depew and ingalls, were re-elect-
ed directors of the Big Four road to-
day. The capital was increased ten
millions to make extensions.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
CLASH WITH INDIANS.
Troops Reported to Have Killed
Three Red skins.

Omaha, Nebr, Oct. 31.-An unveri-
fed report has reached here that
troop Of cavalry and band of Chey-
epnes clashed last night on Powder
river. Three Indians were killed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
GREAT FIRE RAGING.
Prairies Of North Dakota Being Swept
BY Flames.

Dickinson, N. Dak., Oct. 31.-The
prairie fire that has been raging since
Sunday is the worst in years. II
started north of Saltwater and is
sweeping southeast towards Serin.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
BID sum stolen.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 81. - The
Southern Express Co. admits the theft
of $1,000 on train near here yester-
day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-11-01
NUMBER 10.

We had nice rain last week.
Tom McCully's youngest son has
been very i'll but is improving.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-30
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