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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07

eedentcs, y no los que, Sc buscan
i 81 rnisnos9
40. Aun suponiendo que sc
lmpuslesen hombres, que por bue-
nosE6 malos inforlnes, sc creyesen
.aptos, deberia imponerseles la O.
.bllgacion de no hostilizar q los
puebios. ggavandolos con impues
tos, que estan matando el comer-
clio, la industrial, y todo progre-
500 Este ultimo punto es de vi
tai importancia, porque csto es,
ca prorocando al pueblo mexica-
no q sacudir cleyugo por medios
violentos, y 81 asl continlian los
gobernantes, no tardara mucho
Ia revoluei6n.
81 en- estas cuestiones apare-
&c algo Que ataca las liberia
des dc nuestra Constitution. +
arln individuales, no es en- primer
ltlgar, una cosa nueva entire no
Setros, pues asi es como nos ha
.yenldo La paz; y en- segundo lu-
gar, eualquler autoridad legitima-
mcntes constitufda, tiene derecho
dc Falerse de todos los medios
aull extremes, para conservar el
orden la paz; y en- la actuali--
dad, Mexico casi ha lleeado 4 g.
sa necesidad.
Neansc los efcctos. resultados
y consecrencias de La actual con.
Uenda politica, V 81 Sc cxaminan
con unprecedented, Sc vera Que
no han anlnia9o a ninguno de los
partidos TN verdadcro espfritu de
PatrIotismo, sino los interescs Der
sonales 1novidos por las pasiones
Y Gle laul esq iucha, en- cierta mn
lierfl 1ilsaeeorosa para rlosetros i.
mas para los eNtranjeros, que ra-
va en- yillanfa.
Basta recorrer la historic de
los aconfecimientos pasudos y
mas que todos, los de Cinadala in
ra, para convencernos de 10 an.
he dicho.
u no sc remedian al presente
iodos estos males, sin ser profeta
.pacdo asegurar que Ia revolnci6n
no sc harjl esperar mucho tiempo
Fiat.
Saltillo, Goah., Sep 20 dc 1909.
A
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
En- Honor de IreViilo
la Actitud del General Reyes
MonterreY. Sent. 30.

Monterrey, Sept. 80:
Anoche sc verified la manifes-
ci0n en- honor del General Treyi-
no, organizada por ell club polfti-
co General Naranjo", reunion
dose frente 4 la casa del vetera--
no diyisionario, una gran multi
tud de gente.
FL sefior Lie. Vicente B. Treyi-
no, fue encargado de pronunciar
un corto discurso, y al presentar-
Sc el festejado militar en- la esca-
lera de SUI casa, fli ruidosamen-
ste aclamado, contestando & los
discursos y vitores con frases de
carino y agradecimiento por a.
quella manifestation popular de
que era objeto.
Terminada la manifestation, Ia
comitiva sc di6 & recorrer algu--
mas GALES, acompafiada por dos
bandas de mt1sica Y en- un perfec-
to orden que seguramente no Sc
hubiera alterado 4 no ocurrir I'M
1ncldente inesperado, y fue que
al lIegar los manifestantes & la Pl
"a Degollado, entrando por la ca
lie dc Hidalgo, Sc encontraron cor
que unos setenta gendarmes les
cerraban el paso hacia la calle
donde vive ell General Reyes.
Ante aquella infraqucable ba-
rrera de polieias, el pueblo retro
cedIo para pasar por la Gale de
bolivar Y volteando despues por
Ia Gle Cnauhtemoc, pudo pasar,pe-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
ksvolnoionarios Ell barcelona.

Diccn dc Paris que en- Bareelo.
na sc ACADIA de deseuhrir un ar.
senai de revolueionarios y a1,c
Sc hene Ia scgnridad dc que estos
nan estado fabricando gran can't.
dad ie bonibas.
Fngra do Barcelona han sito a.,
'restados catorce auarquistaa.
Sc dice tambien DUO el Sir. Fer.
9ef, q gnien Sc seusa de fomentar
"a "a fevoiuel6n, sera juzgado por
Corte Militar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
FL EsTADo ACIlj y LA 20
Utica 'EN M RO
DE sALTILLo coAHu1IA PARA eEL REa1poR.

Nadie puede juzgar con mas
limparcialidad de algun asrlnto,
que aquel que es ajeno & todo in
teres personal s politico, y que
I.por 10 tanto puede juzgar dc las
.eosas sin passion algllna, = que
solo tiene por divisa el bien dc la
Patria. Asi me considero en- las
lactuales circnnstancias, y asi es
como lie escrito algunos artfculos
que han visto La luz pnblica en-
este .semanario.
No cabe duda que Mexico, por
mas que sc olga, Sc cncuentrt en-
Iln estado de agitacion indefiniblc
y cuyo final no es facil presagiar,
81 no sc dasciende al fondo yerda-
dero de la question: asi pres, pa
ra sondearlo lln tantosa es precise
que la prensa estttdie estos puntus
capitales, que no desenyolyere,
lsino QUO los tocare Ggeramente.
& LA opinion externada, del
General Diaz, & su entreyisor
lreellian, 'provoc6 6 no, ell estado
aetlla1 de cosas1 ST 10 prime
70, ell Gral. Diaz, que fa visto
que stl= obra aun no esta consu-
mazda, dcbe imponerse como an
ties, al pueblo mexicano, para con
tinnar la obra de paz; 81 lo se-
grndo. este msimo estado de CO.
sas lie mostrara que cl ;pueblb me
xlcano no esta ann en- candicio-
hes dc ejereer la democracia. "
que debc tambien imponerse Dara
Tolverlo d su anterior, estado. I4a
solllclon estos dos problelnas
serIa. que III el Sr. Corral, nj ell
Sr. Reyes, fnesen los llamatios 4
Ia Presifleneia, siino .11n tssr.-
zero en- eliscordia, por1ue por. IL.
no Y otro candidate sc han exal-,
tado las pasiones, v enalduiera.
Gle los dos que triunfase. no haria
otra que. proteger 4 los slyos y.
siostilizar los eontrarios Dor
mas que sc asegurase 10 contra
RIO, y asf continnarian las discor-
dlas ciyiies que no tardarian on
'ietcrmlnar en- M periodic mas 6.
menos largo, i,n confiicto. acas0
una guerra intestina.
2o.-S no conyiniesc 4 La paz
dc la Repnblica proponer I'm ter
Zero en- discordia, no seria conye-
niente climinar por complete Ia
eandidatnra de Reyes, supuesto
1ue stt tenacidad de conservar s,l
p'lesto, Il pesar de sus protestas
por la paas s.l actitud es Ia cansa
de los distnrbios politicos actua.
les Reyes preparaba desde ha.
&C tempo, por medic de su naso.
ncria lad hoe, el aspenss 4 h
pIee-Presielencin, v POGO impor-
tara q m hombre dc este carae..
ter saerificar la pas de In Naei6n
con tai que sus miras bastarelas
queden satisfechas.
3o Cualauiera Gle los dos mo
dos que sc adoptasen, no seria
eonvenientc que so doiaac 4 los
pueblos 81 dcrccho absolute de 3.
teglrsc sils gobernantes. sin in.
.tervenei6n del cantro. y on ease
tie que esta libertad stlscitase Al.
gtlnos disturbios, iinpnner holn.-
hres dc notoria integridad, ure.
son bien eonocidos por sus ante.
= :
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
Nuoyo Teatro 81 8. r. Dfaz.

TT tiIa Q ueI ACTUAL filB illNttgTl-
RADIO el nuevo Teatro DC g. T..
L'laa, cuya construction 50 rlrbe
q ~ energia incansabies osfaer.
sttfs1 do. 31, Lorenzo Cantti, Presi.
flentc Municipal dc aquella ciu..
dad,
hi hueyo edifieio que es uno do
los Inejores en- la Republica. cos.
TO In ssima dc $4,000.
C0APRE I'D, la CRUZ ELEscTRIoa
MS1eisute para e,trar al reconnaissance
otTa8 Intermediates. vais st.0D. ps
dass 4 Pablo Cruz. stafinn 4 s05 s
Laredo ST.. San Antnaio. Tex
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
Excauauni6n del papa.

Aslsineian do Roma que a psl.-
pm, por medic dc Ia Congregation
'eeiissatortil, ha F.ronnnoiado gene.
rhl exeonnni6n contra totles l,s
sls1l,ltnptos dc Ia eiudad dc Odrio
= sttDurhios, per haber sido Iosios
Iiado el Obispo Hoggiani duranJg
7ia raeicute asmostrapi6n antido.
|ric8l.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
Probable deolaraoi6n dc a,,erra

Dieen dc Melilla. que 4 eaust
.de h extension Dc las opcraeio.
t1es de guerra L que esta obliga.-
Sda Espafia con motive del nuovo
9 9ct.yio de tropas NJ Oral. Marinas.
Ia question Sc complica mncho
mas por Ia posibilidad de una de-
'elaraei6n dc guerra entire Marrue
COS Y Espana
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
al General Di.z Sc prepara pa
ra ell banquete.


colaanican de I'll Paso, Texas,
I'll Presidente Dfaz lla cnviado
tres carrttaies dc su ,iso priyado
y s'ls eahallos camino de la from
terra para el dia de la entrcvista
.son ell Presidente Taft.
Ha enyiado tambien sn yaiilla
de plata del Castillo de Cliapul--
tepee, para que sirva en- ell ban
quete que el Presidente Dfaz da.
IA ci Presidente Taft. Tambi6n
ha enviado por delante al coei.
nero Mayor de Cilapultepec. Sc
aiee aue este tlvo ell mismn pues
10 con el Rey Alfonso.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
Ferrocarlil Monclova- chihuahua

! La Compafia del ferrocarriI
cue unira la ciudad de ALonclova
y Chihuahua, la eelebradn un con
trato para la inmetliafa cnhstrnc
cl6n de los prinleros rs kil6me.-
tros, 4 partir de la primera de las
ciudades.
Como sc sahe. los accionistos
son los seTiorcs Lie. j. d. Casa
sus; j. Pimentel, II. Schcrer, Jr.
a. Lopez Negrete Y Il. Hartman.
La via seri dc $50 kil6metros
de longitud, ancha y de los meio-
res matcrialcs del ramo. =
Los Estados de Coahuila Chi
huahua han subvencionado mag
nlflcamente i la nueva empresa.
Atrayesara la via las regiones
agricolas mas fertiles de Coahni-
la, ast como varias minas de car
bon y de fierro.
Tambien tocara vastos v no ex-
piotados yacimientos de KaoIin
y las famosas salinas de Jaeo.
Aquellas regiones son cxcep--
eionalmente fertiles para cl trigo
y casi en- sl totalidad Sc pueden
iregar, pues brotan manantiales a.
bundantes.
Hoy dia, esta muy deseuidada
Y cast sc dedica al paste de los
animales Yactmos.
Con la division V subdivision
ole esos tcrrneos y el facil trans
porte de maqunas y productos ,au
sllra brlllante poryenir.
Tamblen exlsten en- esas regio.
mes varias ininas dc plata, zine i
cobre, no eSplotadas por falta dc
elementos y dc coniunicaei0ues.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
pLgITo 4 RALAzos.

A las priIneras horas del do
tningo ultifno Sc trabn rcfiidn com
bate entire Jesus Cassiano y los
nermanos Aleiandrn Y Carlos Bal
deras. e3- III esquina dc las GALES
Monterrey y Santl Rosa, rcsrlI-
tando Jasus ligeramente herido
en- LII trifulca Y los Balderas con
aigiinos golpes.
Ifl heeho ahns6 gram alafinf
IN el barrio, pifcs sc asegura ano
los eontrineantea 81 dispararon
como oeho tiros. Y sc considera III
ntiiagro que dicl,n pleito no pro-
luiefa peores eanseruereias,
ee--y-s---sss
CELEBRATIONS dal IL DE 00-
TURRE.
III progeama para in eelebra-
eidn del pfdxifio 12 dc 0etubre,
aaiVersario del deseubrilnianso
de America y Due Ge Hevara & q.
feeto baio los nuspieios del Club
Halo- amerieano, ha auedado ter
tninado.
In fiesta eiupe2ara ci 12 do dc
tabre eontiuliarh hasta ct din
ia en- la nuelie, On el Pilrqlie u.
lestriso.
a las 4 de ia tarde del tlfa l2
deBfiiard por ias pisinG}pales en-.
dies ana grnp parada dc afltolno-
pii6B. TN In euai iran representa-
I.S FxIa,, ftk.t IL n =, "a III ~ -, - y -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
Ell Lie. Emeterio de la Garza, Co
bernador de Nuevo Leon.
Con este fjtulo 1;ca In e;,,,,;,

1on este titlllo dice 10 sigIien-
te ell .Anti-recleccionistaH de fe-
chm recicnfe:
LA Voz de Nuevo Leon. 6rga
no del General Bernardo Reeves
dice 10 siguicnte:
Sin reservas, cl General Re-
yes manifesto que tendra que
separarse del Gobierno. /"
AL tener noticia de este. inmc-
ttlatamente nuestros reporters Sc
pusieron en- campana para averi-
guar ell nombre del futnro s1ce--
sor del General Reyes en- el Co
ttierno de Nuevo Leon.
Las noticias que han traido 4
nuestra Redacci6n Y que hemos
confirmado hasta donde es posi-
bic, son las siguientes: Eel senior
Lie. Emeterio de la CARA. Ma
gistrado de la Suprema Corte de
.'usticia de la Naci6n, sera el su-
cesor del senior Reyes.
El Lic. Emeterio de la Garza
cs bien conocido en- el Estado de
Nuevo Leon, nacido en- Montemo-
felos. lugar de aquel Estado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
tEl sustit,,to de Reyes.

a ultima hora sc ruunora en- Mon
terrey que 81 Gobefmador Reyes
selicitara una licencia indefinidn
Y Sc auscntara Gle Monterrey, dc.
lando en su lugar al ST.. Adolfo
Iambfa1o. persona rnuy conocitla
como anti.reyista.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
Una casa volada con dinamita.

Nueva Orleans, La, Oct. 2.-se
gun los despachos que Sc han re.
cibido hoy de Colon, hubo cuafro
1iiuertos Y yeinticinco heridos en-
una casa de huespedes que Sc hi
10 yolar con dinamita. Y en- Ia
que reelbian asistcncia trabaiado-
res del canal de Panama. La
explosion hiao cinbarse In eiu-
dad Y espantd mucho & liz genie
sc cree que fue premcditado por
tsesinos con intenci6n de mata,
5al personal dc Ia comisi6n del
Ganal. la polieia hace inYesti-
gaciones dc actterdo con est;i geo.
ria.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
JUAN vATTuong.

compone. vande Gambia Mdquinas
ds ooser Rciojea dc pared. d.72a s
peens ss.. Gan sntnnlo. 'rasas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-10-07
eloj Bueno = Barato!!

AZ teclh0i de, ,cinCo pesos se le enviara & I'd
nm herm660 rel0j para cSballcr0: rs a r., ,eiI-
NChapAdA en- Or0N y RArantizada pOr cinCOs ., I,
SMo6; n16qulnA americana de clase regular. y
isCsst0s 0tss ee den an otras parties pOrA
j Cruz, Station IA, 205 81. Laredo Street. San
n 4AntOnio, Texas ~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-03-25
Messrs. Iohn Hall OF Grlnnell and

Messrs. John Hall of Grinnell and
J. E. OlBrien of Chicago were in the
city yesterday transacting business
and were entertained, by their old
friend, Charles Mtnfoe.
Friends in theS city have received
post cards from Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kalbach, who are touring the old con-
tinent. They are now in Italy and
have visited the ruins of Pompeii
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N P. Small, who
have been visiting at the r. H. Nc
Daniels home over the Farmers Ma
tional bank, for the past ten days, re-
turned this morning to their home in
Let's, Iowa.
Messrs. Will Stump and G. W.White-
hill went to Marshalltown this after
noon tosstir UP interest in, the dediea-
tionHof the statuetsef Chief AIahaska,
which will be unveiled May IL. The
Iunyeiling ceremonies will be under the
auspices of the Red Men OF Iowa. and
large delegations will be in attendance
lToHi oil over tue STATE. -.r s. .-.5
DR.. E. p Gibson. of Louisville, Ill.,,
who has been visiting for few days
at the lone of his sister, Mrs. Eliza
Brown. 206 North Second. street, de.
parted yesterday with Mrs. Brown for
lCenteryIlle. where they win visit at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Dukes.
Clyde Lyon, of Perry, Ia, manager
of the electric lighting plant OF that
city, was in Oskaloosa Tuesday in
specting the power house and plant OF
the Oskaloosa Traction & Light Co.
The Perry lighting company are con.
tempating installing city heating
system and it was for the purpose OF
Ireceiying suggestions from the Oska-
Ioosa equipment that he inspected that
section OF the power house especially.
Charles Barnes, Of Barnes City, Ii
in the city on business.
Special Agent X, Muir, Of the Roci
Island was business caller in Os
kaIoosa yesterday,
4 sfEat 800 t+t = - a
Frank Meredith, of Eddyyllle, has
come to Oskaioosa TO take a com
plete course at the Practical Business
College.
Mrs James Greig returned to hel
home 10 crinnell this morning aftei
BRIEF visit with friends ia Oska
loosas
l. M. Reed passed through the city
this morning en- route TO Rose iii
from Frederick. ia, where he cried I
big sale.
Mother N Joseph, OF st. Joseph'i
academy OF ottumwa, spent Monda,
I'm the Getty, guest OF Mrs. Fred
Blattner.
0ttumwa Courier Mrs. s. NJ. Rob
ertson. OF Oskaloosa who has beer
visiting Mrs. J. n. Nelson, returned
home Saturday
Des Moines Capital. Mrs. LiiliaI
Corwith. Of Oskal0osa. has returned
10 her home after 4 ylsit wiki Mrs
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-03-25
Henry Nelson, of High street.


Cedar Rapids Republican: MEsand
Mrs. g. Fl. Jones, of Oskaloosa arriy-
led In the city; Saturday morning for
a few days visit with relatives.
+ Misses Katie and Abbie Sullivan
were visitors in the city last evening
at the Dan Singleton home. They
came to hear Father Vaughan at the
Grand opera house,
Mrs. w. w. Montgomery is in re
ceipt of letter from her sister Mrs.
Otto Rempke from which she learned
that Mr.. Rempke has accepted a
position with Harry Strausberg.r at
Parsons, Kansas.
Louis Bryan celebrated. his eighty
hninth, birthday Sunday, March 4, 1908
at the home ofFfIis son, Roy Bryan
and a number of reltives and friends
gathered to maze the day one of glad
ness and good cheer. e.
Anamosa Eureka: Mr.. Clayton
Brady, who is in the employ of Mr.
Ben Mccoy, of Oskaloosa, has return
ed to Anamosa and is finishing the
work OF listing the assessment rolls
in the auditors Office. Il
John p. Reese who has long been
Identified with the coal interests d
Monroe county. has moved to Des
Moines and will assume the general
management of the Ogden Coal CON
pany, of which he is president and Q
large stockhoider.
Abba Union: G. B. Judd and fam
lily left Monday for Clarinda where
they will reside during tie summer
while Mr.. Judd superintends the con
struction Of the Iowa and Southern
Railway, connecting Clarinda, College
Springs and Blanchard. The Judd
family are good mixers in a sociai
and business sense and the people
generally regret their removal iron
here at this time.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-03-25

RALPH, who have been residing at 3O7
North Eleventh street, were .passen,
gers this morning via the Rock Island
for Defiance and Salineyille,SO., Pitts.
IOurg, Pa, and other eastern points,
for a visit with relatives and friends.
They will locate permanently in the
East.
Rev. w. P. Williams, of St. James
Episcopal church, goes to Rock Island
to conduct services Wednesday even,
ing, being one of the visiting Lenten
Rectors to the Trinity Rock Island
church. Rev. Williams win go via
Iowa City, where he will be a guest
at the home OF his father, Rev. w. w.
Williams, Rector of the Iowa City Par,
ish.
Charles Louis Hitler, OF Oskaloosa,
familiarly' known to his Oskdloosa
friends as "Ducky." son of Rudolph
Hitler on North d street, has made
good in the professional musica!
world and has just closed a contract
with the great Liberati Concert Band
for tour Of the northern United
States. Young Killer win open with
Liberad in New York City May LIST,
and win play with the great band OF
seventy pieces through the larger cit.
les and west to Seattle and the Pa.
cific coast. Young Hitler has been
appearing in vaudeville with much
success in the best houses of the
land, doing saxophone solo and win
ming continued applause wherever he
mas appeared. His work has grown
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-03-25
PERSONAL.


Or. r. F.Parker went to Belle PLANE
Saturday afternoon to join his wife
for visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Blanche.
Fl. D. Walton went TO Manson this
morning to visit his brother. Harry
Walton and wife, and to look after
business interests there.
Mrs. F. J. Jarvis Deputy Grand Ma,
iron, went TO Wapello, Burlington and
Montrose this morning to inspect the
Eastern Star lodge there.
James Stephenson, former member
81 the board Of supervisors, was in
town Saturday visiting friends and at,
tending 10 business affairs.
August Link, who has been looking
after business affairs in the city and
visiting friends. returned this morn
ing TO his home in Moline, III.
Miss Edith Williams returned this
morning to her studies at the State
Normal college at Cedar Falls, after a
visit with relatives in oskaIoosa.
mr. and Mrs. A. Riobe and children
who have been making their home in
Davenport, have returned to the city
and expect to locate here permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Nugent were
passengers via the Iowa Central last
evening for ST. Louis. for visit with
friends and to transact business af-
fairs
Messrs John Cleveland and Oscar
Sseddom were passengers for Council
Bluffs this morning to attend the state
convention OF the Woodmen OF the
World.
Mrs LEILA Beckman Bates. Of Des
M0ines, who has been visiting her
father. Wiil Beckman, went to Grin
nell SATURDAY afternoon for visit at
the Roy Bates home
Miss Mary Roberts returned to her
work In Dies Molnes this morning az
Ter spending sunday at her home on
North 3 street Miss Mary Ifoskins,
OF Des Moines. spent Sunday with her.
Rev William De Carts and daugh-
ter Mary returned to Taintor satur-
day afternoon after a couple Of days
visit With relatives Mr.. DeGaris.
who is pastor Of the M. Z. church
there. was formerly oiiicer in charge
81 The Salvation Army Barracks here.
Mr. and Mrs. frank Edson.w who we're
called TO the city by the death OF the
infant son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Atchlson,
hage returned 10 their homes. Miss
'acna Thompson. Of Davenport who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Atehiaou. returned % her home in
davenport this morning
sgr ana Airs. ]. G. willis and hon
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-03-25
WRECK AT MouLToN.
Two Wabash Trains Come Together
With Great Force.

Moulton. March s24.4-A head end
collision between the north bound
passenger aDdFa freight train occurred
on the Wabash In the yards at this
place about half past five o'clock Tues
day afternoon. The trains came to.
gether with great force and the dam.
age TO engines and property Is consid.
cradle Engine men Of both trains
escaped with minor scratches and
bruises. but osme OF the passengers
were badly shaken. One woman,
whose name could not be learned.
was thrown violently against a seat
or The ssie of the car and her face
injured, the nose being broken. The
wreckage was piled up and traffic
was delayed about three hours The
wreck occurring in the yard side.
tracks were available Tor passing and
the clearing 81 small portion Of the
wreckage permitted trains 10 get BY.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-03-25

to be a feature of any program where.
on he was billed. His fame as SOLO
list reached the ears of the great Italian
bandmaster who sent representatives
to hear him. So fiattering were the
reports that Liberati himself heard the
boys work and Immediately author,
lied his agents to secure his services
specially for the saxophone quartette
Feature of the band program. Prior
10 the first of May Mr.. Hitler will tour
Pennsylvania and New York complet.
ing his vaudeville contracts.
Robert A. Kent went to Williams.
burg yesterday on business.
B. Tout went to What Cheer this
morning for visit with friends.
Tom Sewers went to Cedar Rapids
afternoon onsa business trlpr
Mrs. John C. Hammes went to Des
Moines this morning for briet visit
with friends. "a
Mrs. Clara Allen has accepted the
position as 'book-keeper in the c. w.
1870 MUSE
Mrs. Orrie Quick and children have
gone to join Mr.. Quick in their new
nome at Hayes. South Dakota.
Don F. Mcclure has lust returned
from Chicago and Detroit. where he
has been in the automobile markets.
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m anu Sils, =. ?, ~, sno VIC 49, 49,. :
aeter ! visit Win relatives IN oska,
Ioasa
Mrs. Mary Day returned to her home
IN Marshalltown yesterday afternoon
aiter Few uays WISH WIN relatives
IN OsKaioosa'
Mrs. A. Eaton was a visitor at the
Alex. Jessup home last evening en-
route TO her home in Delta from a
visit at Ladora, Iowa.
Mrs M p neyine returned 10 her
acme "A sIs6,rney mis- morning AMER
i few daysf WISH with Mesdames Den,
mis- Raeen and James Glass
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-03-25
Chicago Market Notes.


Chicago March 23.--Smaner re-
ceipts Of cattle, hogs and sheep siren
gthened the market somewhat yester-
day. Hogs advanced &c. tops selling
up to $7.O5, the general average being
the highest since Sept. 2S.
Grain Statistics - Total clearances
Of wheat and -four were equal to
2iS, 900 bu; primary receipts were
10000 bu. compared with $4,000 hu
the corresponding da, a year ago;
the worlds visible supply, as shown
by Bradstreet's increased 32f 900 blu;
estimated receipts for today, wheat
81 cars. corn 100 cars, oats l04 cars,
hogs, $4,000 head.
Average price eof hogs at Chicago
Esyssterday was $780, against 1896 a
week ago, $5.01 year ago and $3.50
two years ago.
Eleven markets yesterday received
9l.l00 hogs, against $4,000 a week
ago, 96l00 year ago and 10000 two
years ago. Total for 1909 to date
6,796,OOO against $4,000 same pc
Rod 1908.
Average weight Of hogs at Chicago
last week POS lbs heaviest OF the
year. against 2O7 lbs. the previous
week, 2lb lbs the same week last year
and 2sl lbs. the corresponding week
two years ago.
Chicago received 30G.185 head OF
cattle, calves hogs. sheep lambs and
horses IN 5,32s cars last week. Cattle
averaged ~, hogs rs. sheep 200 and
horses IS TO the car load.