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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
LODGE IN DEFENSE
Santo Domingo and Moroccan
 Policies Stir Senate.
PRESIDENTS ACTIONS DISCUSSED.
Senator From Day State COntended Participation at Algeeiras Was the Only Way and Quoted
 Precedeuts.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Mr. Lodge presented in the senate his views on the policy of the administration in the matter of the Algeciras conference over Morocco and also with reference to Santo Domingo. He defended the course of the president in both in stances, contending that our represen- tation at the Moroccan conference was essential to the protection of American commercial interests and that only by the course pursued in Santo Domingo could foreign nations have been pre- vented from seizing the customs houses of that country and securing position there which might threaten the ap- brooches to the Panama canal.
 MT. Lodge contended that our parti. cipation in the Algeciras conference was the most natural thing in the world because this country had been a party to former conferences. Morocco could not have properly neglected to invite the participation of this coun- try-it was our right and duty to ac- cept for the protection of our con- mercial interests.
 He gave list of twenty or more international conferences in which the United States had participated and said that if we are 10 be cut out of such participation most of the great and benefcent things achieved by in ternational conferences would be i'm possible"
 He said the president had even been criticised for the part he had taken in bringing to close the bloody war be- tween Japan and Russia When those little criticisms sink into oblivion and are forgotten" he said with earnest ness, 'the example of the president will stand out as one of the great achievements of modren times"
 Senator Lodge said President Roose. welt would not accept a nomination for a third term if rendered.
 What Is the use of trying to arouse such a feeling nov when the presiden, has received the great Endorsement of the American voters. when he has passed out finally and irrevocably from the region of candidates for the office of president and put his refusal in his own words as explicitly and as honest ly as man could do it:''
 With reference to the attitude of the United States toward Santo Domingo Mir Lodge said that he had not been correctly reported by Mir. Tillmar when the South Carolina senator had reported him as saying that this was "new departure" He had said that it was the beginning of great pol icy" but said the word beginning had been used advisedly. He should have said that it was a continuance of great policy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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NEWARK. V. T.. Jan. 25.-The Right Rev. Hilary Pfrzeneie. abbot of the Order of st. Benedict. has sent to the police . warning of the return to New ark of c young Frenchman alleged to he posing ss q monk One who wore the E,rb of the Benedictines and vhose bead was shaved applied at the New srk abbey and was found to be sn i'm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
Insurgents Were Defeated.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-When the smoke of the liveliest legislative battle of the session had cleared in the house Speaker Cannon and his organization were fin complete control and the joint statehood programme of the admins tration had been adopted. Forty-three Republican insurgents" went down to defeat, having voted vainly with the Democrats to gain control of the rule, the terms of which are to govern the statehood bill in ns passage through the house. The vote ordering the pre- vious question on the rule was 192 yeas and 1fJ nays. This clearly de- feated the opposition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan 2j.-Miss Cora Maynard. aged twenty. a pretty girl of Lyme. was married to Marshall Ney. aged seventy-tvo. who has lived a permits life. When the courting was done is a mystery Co the people of Lyme. After the marriage ceremony the couple went to the humble abode of the recluse. She forbade any of her friends to visit her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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NEW YORK Jan 5-In the Tewu ropics Eb~i suit Harry q Lehr. . scci- -ty leader. denied be hsd ~outribsfei bevs ts Colonel Nznn1- IsP-r spd Charles s- Wayne formerly managing edisor. gave stsrsIing se-tinouy ss to fhe na1es Of wrifers fer the pap>r and pne of their ne<hods
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
New hsh, .. son.p.r,.,. Captivity.

PARIS. Jan. 2s-Prnce Victor Na- poleoa has just finished and will sl1cF1- ly publish z work on Napoleon st St. Helena The material for the book has been drawn from family papers in the possession of the prince. and it is said the work will throw new light on epi- scdes connected uith the last phases ef the smperor's career.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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ELNIRA- N- T- Jan zs--Nrs. Clara A. sysubiinr- mesh-r ef ur~- Iehn B- Sf.n~hfeld- is sleaf sf heT hsEss Fu fkls eify. Th4 dszsh ef Mrs <FzH&sisz re- c><sirst-d the sdjegrumest ef . term cf fhe supreme csurt- Nr- Stsneheesd Es the stfo-ney ou ooe side sr fhe etber is erery case ou the csle1dar
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 25. - Captain William s. Covle-. the presidents brofher-inIsv has taken up his new duties as chief of the bureau of e1uir- meut with the rank of rear admiral ssoceeiing Admiral Nanney- vho has retired from that station.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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OGDENsBURG. N- T. Isn- 2S-Tve rhildren- . boy and rirl one and thres yesrs old of Fshien Ssyer of Hinfnu- hurz N- V ve-r IsrTarf '- de.th in . fire zhirh d-~sruy--i th-ir hstne- Miss ssyer. sn cider sister. vss cleaning . nect ruf rfth rssoIine near . stove vhen the g,seline ienited ard casBsf fhs nv
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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NEW HAVEN. Coun-- Jan. 25- Three Yale students out for a walk at lake Whitney found 6 mans body in the ice Dr- JOslin and a constable went there snd with the help of others rhoyped out a mans body T. was Identified ss the hSdy of Etwari | coyls. who disavpesrei last November.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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NIDDLETowN. coaa- Jan = Iohn RoyIaa- fbe r-prpseafstive or tss Standard OsI coupeny in this city uss sTsts1- ekarEed vifh the sale ef He nj and unsafe kerpsene ozl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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BALTIMORE Jan 25.-Omcers from Moorestown. V. T.. after having had Rufus Johnson eOlored. under the sweating process for some hours here in sn eDdeavor 10 identify him as the murderer of Miss Florence AIlinson- believe inst he is not the nsn wanted He is being held under smother chsrr. however
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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LONDON Jan 2s-It is officially an nounced that King Edvsrd and ouesa Aiexzndrz wiI formally open psriiz- neut Feb. 1s- The house of conmOas vin assemble Feb. B. when . sp>sker will b. sslecred
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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NEW YORK IsH- S-A Brooks-n usn ha. demanded ssoo frou q fru Of bakes eecs1se c wire nail fn one cf Ger nf.ce rtes hcesated 1is Dsuth so1 orvat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
FOR, sELE

SAFE-Mosler patent, good as new bar
 - gain il taken at once. Safe care Democrat. l-24-o ,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

EOR SALE-Quick lunch room. 50 Grand II street, al . bargain. Call on J. F. Lunny, Constable. e5 Bank street. room g. l-22-n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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MTNCIE. Ind. Jan. 25.-Mrs. Carrie Abbott. who married Edmund !. Ab- bott of New York city while he lay on his deathe~d here so that she might le- eally accept property in New York which he asserted was worth s2codca. has given up an hope of ever coming into possession of the wealth. Mrs. Ab- bost admits that she was duped and that she has spent several hundred dol lars in trying to locate . small fortune that never existed She had planned how she uosd spend the s2p.Ooo. but instead had to pay the funersl CT penses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

The Evening Democrat Is tnr Peo- pies Paper The price is -c a copy. 42c month. s 3 year. siy mali or p.rrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

WANTFE FE--TFse rep to eno ,f
 " lave re: s for fo- ri -ey can ee: 5:g ozE ote Coke feo- l;ir grocer fer dire. 1-:-.s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

ITO RENT-Furnished front room. heat. l gas and bath. 5l Union street 2nd floor. l-233
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

VlO RENT-Tenement of rooms, all i'm
 Il proyements sl4.oo per month, 2Branch street. Inquire Nathan Raffel, Branch street. l-Z5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

| OST-Ten dollar bill while purchasing a L ticket al the Jacques theater yester- day. Finder please return to Democrat office and receive reward. l-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

AANTED ~sAil lovers of bowling vs n~@corles To he Arcade Bow,ing ahd Poo. roon. and fry lie new box game. All the pleasure and skill ot len pins. and q half the cost oniy Sc 2 person. !e4 South Main street, Lii.ey's block io-3-h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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NEW YORK Jan S-Nany com pIafnts have seen made against the Mutual Reserve insurance company by polscy ho,ders. and District Attorney Terone is expected 10 set ou theu scos-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

WANTED- Partner for lunch room. cs-
 tablished business, doing good busi- ness. Gall 257 Bank street. i-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

WANTED-Ea Barber, at once Apply Jas. " Dolan, Main street, Union City.
 i-23-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
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s1S m cASH-Buys an uprigh, piano. ,SlJ.Vu balance can be paid on easy install nents. The F. H. Lewis Co.,, 24 East Main street. l-24-b
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

"ANTED-Fuoi,. c:a.s of six io earn
 W nice rzy IF business. branche. taught reasonably, $ ID. day or evening class. Gall soon Removed .c No. 58 Center street. pacarn FrzEces Murray. Telephone 1052
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
PENNY.A.WORD ADVS'
uEpgED.

WANTED-Twenty-five men f2S) for
 " the great Court Room Scene in How Hearts Are Broken Apply stage door, Polls i:30 P. M. Jan. g. l-24-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
LATE WANTS.

| OST-A pair of eye glasses and case be- L tween Meadow St. and Jacques Opera House. Finder please return to Democrat office. 1853
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

N ANTEE-S ST okers to En@a h: | " trey vii drcp into F V. L4cas's cigar steze: 1.5 5ark street. they si.i find all the faversis tran6s of cigars. tobaccos and fuI line of pipes and smokers ar.i cles- Cigars by the box specially
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

ITO RENT = Two stores in Boys Club l building. heat furnished. ready Jan Isi. rent $40 and $50 per month. cheapest centrally located stores in town. Inquire of N. Combe. lack. l2-i6-t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

sNYANTED-Four steady men boardsrs.
 f gfSL Bishop street l-z3S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

WANTED-Those who have trouble with
 " their eyes 10 consult ne. if yonr head aches your eyes ache. water or bum. you need need new glasses. Examination free. 5. s. Reias graduate optician. g South Main street, up stairs. Telepha5e call i47-2. Office hours to ?. n. daily. Wednesday, Thurs5ay and Saturday even ing until ?. IT. Sundays o:3o to i2 m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

TPRICHT-sSo. %. good condition. must U sell4st once. A chance for bargain. F. Hiram. Box 6l7 City. i-24-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

WANTED-To know if you can spare a
 " dollar week, if So open up an ac- count with US. Diamonds, Watches. and Jexelry on weekly payments. Money 10 loan. s. Nj. Schneer, l98 South Main St- lO-l7-iys
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

EOR SALE-ln the Brooklyn district $ | family block in good repair. well rent ed, with land enough to build another. Small amount cash can secure it. Also
 money 10 lssf .Ioyis Archsmbsult, Jones. Morgan Building, lo6 Bank street. l-4-tt
 \ chance to make money. Three family Il house all improvements on East Main street. rents s45 month, price s4,5oo. Speas quick. chance you don't get every day, easy terms to right party. have a five family house that will pay over l2 per cent on purchase price, only small amount of cash required. For particulars see Daniel T. Farrington. Real Estate and In surance. No. 40 East Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
JOHN IF kELLUttI.
 City Attorney.
Following is the agreement:

EVAiuMAuk i- Anr AsAcrhtHts
 To the Honorable Court of Common
 Council of the City of Waterbury:
 The committee appointed by the court of common council to confer with the officers of the Waterbury Traction Co concerning their applics- tion to use electricity ss a motive power. respectfully report that they met the officers of said company and after full discussion and careful con siderzfion of the different matters con nected with said application. they are of the opinion that said application ouxht to be granted on the follow Ing terms and conditions. which they are ss<ured by the Of5cers of said com peny are satisfactory to said company. viz.
 IL That the Waterbury Traction Co be. snd hereby is permitted ts prop<I its esrx by eIertr5rity- using the device known as the sinzie trolley sy<tess- ea the following coBditioas-
 q That all posez u<ed by the com psry sban be of Iren within the fel- lowing limits Counencing sf point 5a Exrharse piace snd frun said point
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

ITO RENT v Best five room tenement in
 l Waterbury, sunshine on all sides. In ouire 239 River street l-25-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

ITO RENT-Nicely furnished front room. l well heated for one or two gentlemen. s2.oo per week. 2s West Clay street. isi floor. i2-ii-u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
Miscellaneous.

l. RANCH E BACH PlANo-Upnght IN walnut case. Ike neS. Parry viii sell cheap fl taken imredist-iy- Addrea ..Pizno Case. Dsr-5crat. i-2+6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

| cST-oa Es1Fztuck car sunday. parcel L containing letters. Finder please re- tarn to Democrat office i-2z5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
Vi. R. MATTIsoN. City Clerk.

The whole matter was referred to committee consisting of Comptroller Russell and Commissioner Lord with instructions to confer with the com many and make an examination as per contract.
 The board approved a bill of Sil3.25 for rubber tires for the fire wagons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

MARTIN scBoRc - conuac,or and Fl trilcer. Al zerk Prenrsiy attended @. sx5 EsI6vin s;. Waterbury. Conn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

I IGHT TRUCK-Fair condition, needs U painting, can be bought cheap. For particulars wri;e C. W. L., 33l ". Grove street. i-24o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

SToRE AND OFFICE TO RENT-sisss D Ne. es Center Stree, s4S: 2 sffics rocms on Center Street. entrance Leavsn- sorih Street SIS each lneuirs of ! w. Caffney, 7e Center Street Waterbury. -i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

SuzPERFLucus hair. 7si>z ~.rss - u-zzne-sy re7sT-d y zec.-oy-s s.ztes- Fz sr scs- sr1z e1 -a<T-x fi.sA r-rez tsc<h>s11 frec<ns re nsvez sc1ip 1ren<nsat nar1r-r1sG ce< s.saa-n free N4za. Fss.css uuxnE z ce-ser s.rses 7ee>h,1s I6-7
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

NJ 4 rULAC-Stsr tueer. sfsrs fIs- -u. uzE. IeszTax and 5ctesng ot zf kinds rrsn7<,y sas-cec to- keside,rs. e Incy ave. P. Q. Ben lis- SA<s ~ish c. A upksn. @ ss.:h vilev s<
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

no yss reed ruzs We have q large U ssoek of fhe h<si uzkes in the co1ntry and fii sve-vo1< prsrery- Io1 save dci- lzrs hy dezinf Eifh as- WzterbsU DrsE Co. eorr-r East Mar ard Spring stresss opooxite PoFs Th-z.e-.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25

AEE-cu- I5Ilzr glasses. carefully D test yoEr eyessz6 guarantee the giasS es to fl. Broken sses replaced w. E. Pierpoat. oPasis-s sot South Main street.
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-06
COAL TRADE REVIEW
CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS AS
POINTED OUT BY LEADING
TRADE JOURNAL.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The Black Dia-
mond today says: There is an ap.
preciable decline this week in the de.
mand for western Goals. The demand
for steam Goals and those used for
melting and malleable purposes is
firm. The domestic sizes are receiv-
ing strong demand and the country
business is active, There is not as
much new business coming in this
week as last. Buyers are giving
more attention to getting coal already
ordered than in placing new orders
in the market. The greater percent
age of the mail of sales agents con-
sists of complaints and orders for
rush deliveries on coal ordered weeks
ago. There is quite a predominance
of Illinois and Indiana mine run, also
smokeless mine run. Hooking opera.
tors are holding to the circular, all
though some coal is being purchased
at discount. In general the Hook
ing market is showing signs of weak
ness. The weakest point of the mar
ket is on block screenings which are
about in the same condition. as last
week. The supply of cars is practi-
cally the same as last week. Some
operators have ceased making ship
ments to lake ports which tends to
augment the supply Of cars to some
extent"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-06
How time flies!

How time flies! Two or three
years ago,-or it may be longer, a
kid applied for one of the fourteen
routes on the Herald carrier list. He
got the job, did good work and kept
his eye open for something better.
His folks moved to Des Moines and
he went with them. Imagine our sur
prise to have a card pushed over the
counter on Thanksgiving, reading
walter G. Maloney, Des Moines, Iowa.
Agent for Anchor Insurance Co." A
great big fellow with a life of ambi.
ton and success before him! But
the case is not unusual, some of the
most prosperous business and pro-
fessional men in Oskaloosa, and
many of the successful men in the
outside world were once connected
with this same service. The right
kind of boy finds a carrier route a
regular highway of opportunity.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-06
THE ELECTION CONTEST.
Doak-Briggs Controversy Will Come
up Next Wednesday.

The contest of the election of Lem
Briggs to the office of county aud
itor as declared by the board Of ST.
pervisors following the official can
vass of the vote cast in the county
in the election Of November 6,
brought by John Doak, the present
occupant Of the Office. will be taken
up for trial by Phil Grace, chairman
of the board of supervisors, next
Wednesday, Dec. 5. Each party to
the contest chooses a man to act
with Mr.. Grace. Mr.. Doak will be
represented by Attorneys Burrell 4
Dewitt and John o. Malcolm, while
S. v. Reynolds of New Sharon has
charge of Mr.. Briggs side of the
case.
Announcement has not yet been
made of the names Of those who will
act as judges with Mr.. Grace.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-06
THE PRIZES ON CORN
Awards Made in the Frankel Bank
Contests

Fifty-fye entries were recorded this
year in the Frankel Bank corn con
test, as against forty-three entries
last year. The competition was along
three grades or varieties, the vel.
low, the pure white and the speckled
The show Of the corn itself was in
terseting and any one who did not see
what Mahaska county has done this
season missed an entertainment well
worth the time and attention of any
man, whether farmer or townsman.
Premiums Awarded.
First prize, ten ears yellow corn
went to Carl Jones. Ten dollars.
G. B. Roe won second; five dollars.
Tom Richie, third prize; three dol
lars.
Homer Dye won first prize on
white corn; five dollars.
E. G. Bartlett, second; three dollars
Best ten ears of speckled corn, j.
A. Stephenson; four dollars.
G. C. Roe was awarded the prize
for the best five ears Of any variety;
five dollars. This corn later sold for
two dollars when put up at auction.
John cownie's Address.
The address by Hon. John Cownie
which formed a part of the carnival
program attracted quite large gain.
ering to Armory hall during the after.
noon. The gentleman talked Of corn
and hogs, what we raised formerly,
what we raised this year, and what
we are striving to raise in the future.
Mr.. Cownie has gathered his notes in
the field of experience and he was
well qualified to give relation of
facts as he knew them. The pictures
he drew of the Iowa hog were bit
unreal for the Mahaska farmer who
has always raised a good article, but
the lesson of the illustration served
it's purpose well. Mr.. Cownie showed
how to have better corn and more OF
it, and then how to get the most cash
out of the corn in the long run.
The carnival was we'll attended by
representative farmers of the county
and almost every township in the
county was represented. The people
Of the city we're present to some ex,
tent, but of course had few exhibits
Following the address of Mr.. Cow.
ME the corn on exhibition was auc,
toned off to the highest bidders in
the several classes by Web Whitmer
Of Fremont, and he made it move
along at lively pace.
The carnival was an entire success
in spite Of the hindering weather that
prevailed and cut down the show.
The show will be repeated next sea.
son.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-06
COUNTING THE VOTE.

Sioux City Journal: Although there
has been considerable criticism of
the workings of the biennial elections
amendment there is, OF course, no
possibility that Iowa will go back to
annual elections. Nor is there any
probability the circle will be put
back. That being the case the i'm
portant thing is to make the best OF
the new arrangement.
In the late state election one OF
the results of new laws was great
confusion in counting the ballots.
There was more work than the judges
could do in a reasonable time under
the existing system. In some pre-
cincts the count was not completed
until the second day after the cleo
ton. In the meantime there was OPP
portunity for many irregularities. A
number of contests will be based on
these alleged irregularities. There is
unanimous opinion, both among the
judges and clerks, and those who be.
came familiar with the difficulties
under which they labored, that some,
thing should be done to prevent a
recurrence of the trouble.1
1t is probably true that the adoption
of voting machines, doing away with
the paper ballots altogether, would
be the very best way of solving this
problem. 1t is expected that the
voting machine will make more rap.
i'd progress in Iowa because Of the
lessons of the last election. Unfor-
tunately, however, there is no prob
ability that the voting machine will
be installed In many new counties by
1908, when the complications Of a
presidential election will have been
added to the ballot. And at best II
will be good many years before the
automatic, self-counting machine will
have come into anything like general
use in the various counties. Cannot
something be done to help matters in
the meantime?
A correspondent of the Des MONIES
Register and Leader offers the fol
lowing suggestion, which seems to be
worthy of considerations:
II propose a law creating two
boards-a receiving board and q
counting board of five each. Let the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-12-06
OLD IOWA CENTRAL MAN.
C. n. Aeker May Succeed Pres. spen
Ger On the Southern.

New York, Dec. 1.-Eastern rail.
road and financial circles are discuss
ing with interest the question who
win succeed President Samuel Spen.
Ger, who was killed in the wreck yes.
terday. as head of the Southern rail-
road. In this connection, an old Iowa
railroad man is prominently men,
toned. c. H. Acker. formerly with
the Iowa Central, with his headquar.
ters at Marshalltown. Mr.. Acker is
now general superintendent OF the
Southern at fancy salary and is re-
garded as highly efficient.