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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
GREAT WESTERN HANDICAP
WINNER OF YESTERDAY is ALSO
WINNER OF ToDAY's EVENTS.
r. c. Bills Breaks 80 Out Of Posi-
bic looking, in Amateur Class
Breaks Ninety-Seven.

Des Moines, May 25.-Special: F. G.,
Bills, WHINE rof Tuesdays shoot, got
the high score again in the first five
events of today's shoot of the Fifth
Great Western Handicap meet. Bills
got 80 birds out of a possible 100;
l.. S. German, OF Chicago, got SO out
of 100. r. A. King. of Delta, Colo,
was the high amateus man, shooting
81 out of 100. Ira Noels tied with
King in the single. both getting a
score of 70. VIM. Whettleaf, the
Iowa champion ameteur, made a
score of II in the singles. The high
wind of Tuesday was not noticeable
today, although the high score today
was not as good as yesterday, but
the average is better and officials
are pleased over the target sheet.
John Phillip Sousa, the bandmaster,
made a score of 70 out of a hundred.
Kit Ebert, of Des Moines. got 70 in
the singles. He got IA birds out OF
20 shot at in the doubles.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
KING WANTS MOURNING ENDED
GEORGE v. HAS WELFARE OF
TRADEsMEN AT HEART.
Alexandra Has Long Chat With Col
Roosevelt-ls Appreciative of
American Sympathy.

London. May 25.--The Court Gazette
announces that King George. Queen
Mary and Queen Alexandra desire
that general mourning shall end Fri
day next, so that the tradesmen will
not suffer
King Edward bequeathed his entire
racing and breeding establishments to
King George, who will continue them
on the same scale
The mother queen, Alexandra, re-
ceiyed MIR. Roosevelt at Buckingham
palace.
The two had long chat, during
which her majesty took occasion per.
sonally to tell the former president
how much she appreciated the sym
patty exhibited for her in America
at the time of her bereavement.
Subsequently the queen mother re
ceiyed Lord Strathcona, high commits
sioner of Canada.
In spite Of England's mourning fol-
King Edward, the municipal reception
to Theodore Roosevelt to be held on
May 81 will be one OF the most nota
BILE ceremonies of years. 1t was OH
cially announced that among the
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
LARGE GIFTS TO COLLEGES
TWO IOWA INSTITUTIONS ARE
AMONG NUMBER BENEFITED.
General Education Board Appropri-
ates Over 100000 for Endowmept
and Agricultural Work.

New York, May 25.--Special: Appro-
priations of more than 100000 were
made today by the general education
board for endowment work in various
colleges and for agricultural work in
the south. The appropriations for
colleges follows: Depauw university,
Indiana. 100000; Allegheny college,
Pennsylvania. 100000; Drake uniyer-
sity, Iowa, 100000: Central univers.
lty. Kentucky, $4,000; Marietta col
lege, Ohio, 100000; Cornell college,
Iowa, $4,000. Tin addition to a like
amount subscribed at the last meet.
ing of the board.) Middlebury. col
lege, Vermont, $4,000; Pennsylvania
university, Kentucky, $4,000.
The general education board has
contributed in all to seventy colleges
gifts totaling $5,177,500.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
SIX HURT ON ELECTRIC LINE
PASSENGER CAR coLLlDEs WITH
COAL CAR NEAR BATAVIA.
One Man and a little Girl Suffer
Broken Lees-Motorma Did Not
See Coal Car in Time to Stop.

Batavia, H., May %. Special: Six
persons were injured late yesterday
afternoon 1t Batavia, H., when car
on the A. +. K {. electric railway.
running thirty miles an hour, crashed
into a loaded coal car which protrud-
ed over the main track from a siding.
The three little daughters of Bishop
g. 2. Anderson of the Episcopal do
cese of chicago who were returning
from an outing in Batavia, were hurl-
ed from their seats and seriously in
jured. There were seven passengers
on the car at the time and only one
escaped injury.
The motorman did not see the
coal car until within fifty feet OF the
siding. Almost at the same instant
that the brakes were applied The cars
collided. Katherine. the seyen-year.
old daughter of the bishop. and j. p.
Anderson suffered broken leg each.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
MOT0RMAN PROVES A HERO
He Sees Collision Cannot
Be Avoided.

Aurora, ILL.,, May 25.--Henry Cowd-
reg, motorman OH a Chicago bound
car of the Aurora Elgin & Chicago
railroad, saved the lives of two chill
dren when he saw that a head-on col
lision between his car and wild
freight car could not be avoided near
Batavia.
The children were daughters Of
Bishop c. P. Anderson of the Chicago
district OF the Episcopal church. They
were riding in a seat near the front
end of the passenger car. Cowdrey
grabbed both in his arms and dragged
them into the aisle just as the col
lision occurred but not before both
were cut and bruised. u
: Seven people were injured in the
crash. none fatally |s.-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
CONVENVlONTO
0BEf'HELD HERE
Republican Judges to be Nominated
in 0skaIoosa July ".
COMMITTEE IN SESSION TUESDAY
Every County Represented and situa,
ton Reported Very Favorable
Spirited but Friendly Con-
tests in Progress.

The Central Republican Committee
of the Sixth judicial district met in
Oskaioosa Tuesday afternoon and ar.
ranged for the district convention TO
be held in Oskaloosa on Tuesday,
July IL. Under the new election laws
candidates for district judges are not
voted on at the primaries. Delegates
to the count, convention are elected
at the primaries and cheese conyen.
tons in turn select delegates to the
district convention where the judges
are named.
Every county was represented at
Tuesdays meeting. The committee.
men present were as follows:
Jasper County--C. o. Edge, of New.
ton. . ...
Poweshiek County--U. NJ. Reed, OF
Brooklyn. .
Washington County--C. c. Wilson,
of Washington.
Keokuk County--Geo. B. Baker. OF
Sigourney.
Mahaska County-T. NJ. Simonton,
of Oskaloosa. ....
The meeting was presided over by
U. M. Reed, and Geo. B. Baker acted
as secretary. T. NJ. Simonton was del.
egated to draw up the official call and
care for its publication according to
law. After the business was attend
ed to an informal talk was engaged
in over the situation in the district
and it was the unanimous opinion that
Republicanism in the district was in
good shape and that everything point
ed to gratifying success at the polls
Judge Preston, of Oskaloosa, and
Judge Willcockson, of Sigourney, are
candidates for reelection, and the ex
cellent service they have rendered on
the bench assured them practically
a unanimous nomination. Judge
Clements, of Newton. who also has
been very popular with his party and
with the attorneys throughout the
district, has decided not to be can
didate again. His place will be con
tested for by Hon. Marsh Bailey, OF
Washington, Hon. John Talbot. OF
Brooklyn. and Hon. w. o. McElroy
of Newton.
The contest thus far has been very
friendly and whoever wins will have
the endorsement of the other two
candidates. The candidates were al
in town on Tuesday and took occasion
to make a few repairs on their politi
cal fences.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
FROM ALBANY TO new YORK
cuRTiSS TO MAKE ONLY ONE
STOP THOUGH 2 ALLOWED.
Win be Longest Across Country Trip
on Record, the Distance Being
Fully 15o Miles.

New York. May Especial: Glenn
H. Curtiss will attempt Thursday the
most ambitious fight over water that
has ever yet been essayed in an aero
plane. Under the terms OF a compe
tition offered by the New York
World. he will try to fly from Albany
to New York with one stop, although
SO, 900 is offered.
The distance by rail is l42 miles
but by water, estimated by Hudson
river captains. it is probably 15O
miles. The longest across country
flight officially recorded is 125 miles
made by Paulnan on April Is, from
Orleans to Arcis sur Aube.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
RISK TANGLE IS
BROADENING OUT
Funds of the FraternaIs Are
MysteriousIy Replaced.
MANY ORDERS ARE INVOLVED
Missing Funds Of Various Bodies May
Reach s34o, ooo-Medieal Exam.
liner Denies knowledge Of
Embezzlement.

Chicago, May 25.-Two new develop
ments in the case involving the EN-
bezZlement OF funds from the Order OF
Fraternal Tribunes, the American
Home Circle and other similar orders
resulted in broadening of the inyes-
tigation of the muddled affairs OF the
fraternal organizations.
These developments were:
The statement OF J. +. Mcbride,
who unearthed the embezzlement,t that
$4S,500 of the $1,000 reserve fund of
the Tribunes and Home Circle that
disappeared had been returned in a
way which he was not at liberty TO
disclose
Denial by DR.. A. l.. Craig, medical
examiner of the two merged fraternal
orders. of his having any knowledge
that embezzlement had taken place.
Much Of Cash Replaced.
That all but $500 of the $57 1000 re,
serve fund Of the two orders had been
replaced after the total sum had been
drawn from the depository and dis
pOocu vi CdusSu iiuCu SUI pllSS dIhOuE
local persons interested in the affairs
of the fraternal bodies under investi
cation. This sum is said to have been
returned to Mr.. Mcbride after he un
covered the embezZlement.
Doctor Craig did not appear tc
take much stock" in the charges Of
embezzlement In the affairs OF the
two orders
Admits Return Of $4s,5oo.
Told Of Doctor Craig's statement
Mr.. Mcbride admitted that S4S,500 Of
the reserve fund had been returned tc
him. lie said that there could be nc
doubt that there had been case Of
smbe zzlement and he declined to dis
cGss Doctor Craig's statement. He ad
mitted that while Doctor Craig was
on the board OF regents with him
when he uncovered the embezzlement
that he received no assistance from
the physician or other officers.
Further revelations in the Scanda
have convinced States Attorney Law
renee NJ Magill of Rock Island, who
started the inquiry, that the sum tota
of the missing funds of the various
orders will be not less than $4,000
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
BAPTIsTS MEET IN ATLANTA
Many Delegates Present When the
the Fifth Annual Sunday School
Congress Opens.

Atlanta, Ca, May 3D. Delegates
from every section of the country
were present today when the fifth an.
nual meeting of the National Baptist
Sunday School congress was called to
order In Liberty Baptist church by
Rev. C. II. Clark OF Nashville, chair.
man. The sessions will continue I'M
I'll next Monday.
Among the prominent Baptists who
have been assigned places on the pro
gram are: Rev Charles s. Morris
Delavan. N. j.; Rev, J. H. Kelley. Bir.
mingham, Ala: Miss Louretha q
Chambers, Nashville. Tenn; S. p
Jones, Florida. Ala, d, s. Days
Gainesville, Fla; Rev, A, s Jackson
Dallas, Tex: Elias l.. Gordon, Perry
5. c.: Rev ~ NJ Frost, secretary
Southern Babtists Sunday Sehoo
board. and ResoJ. 'FilThomas. Chicago
The entire fiye days win be devoted
to practical discussion of Sunday
school work, and there viii be sepa
rate departmental sessions for the su
perintendents, advanced teachers, In
termediate teachers and primary
teachers.
The climax OF the entire week viii
be reached Sunday afternoon fron
1850 10 8 O'Clock. when every Sunda,
school In Atlanta, marching under Ia
own banner: every congress delegate
visitor, and the thousands OF friends
In Atlanta, Will assemble IN the mag
nificsnf aliditorioln where is instalie,
a $4,000 plps organ.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
c. BRVO!WRECK
NEAR TYRONE
Former Barnes City Resident Arrest
ed lin Denver for Bigamy.
ELEVATOR KILLS AN oTTuMWAN
Iowa Man Killed in oklahoma--Mar.
shalItown Man Pours Oil on Fire
Suicide at Red oak--M. v.
Historical Meeting.

ottumwa, Ia, May 25.-Speciai:
In head on collision between an ex-
ira Burlington stock freight and a
construction train near Tyrone early
this morning Engineer NJ. j. Canny
received bad scalp wounds and his
fireman, Ralph Bunch, had his leg
broken. The wreck was caused by
the failure of the operator to give or
ders to the extra Several cars were
wrecked and a crew from this city
cleared the track and traffic was re,
'sumed after several hours delay.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
De Optinist's Corner
Daily Helps to Health
and Happiness
By. GEORGE =. BUTLER. A. NJ. M. D.

Many people marvel why they
suffer SO frequently with cold in
the head. The matter has puz-
zled even the omniseient doctor,
and his only explanation was
that some persons were eonsti-
tutlonally inclined that way.
investigation shows, however,
that it Is all due to the hands.
No matter how warmly you
eIothe the rest Of the body, you
readily catch Geld II you leave
the hands exposed.
The reason is very simple,
after all. OF course, everyone
knows that the blood. and yes
sells contribute a sort Of hot
water warming apparatus for the
body. As the hands are more
exposed than other parts, they
receive a more liberal supply OF
the heating Huid. But this blood
Is Immediately chilled, and re-
turned in an icy state to the
lungs. Here It sets up infsm-
nation, with the natural conse-
quences Of congestion, which is
commonly csllod cold. u you
take care TO wear gloves on any
day that Is rather chilly Il is as
tonlshins what a lot OF colds
you Will ward of.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
.F6RT IS maze FOR BROWNE
ATTORNEY FOR BRIBERY DE-
TENSE BEGINS LEGAL BATTLE.
Many Points Of Law Are Raised In
Argument to Quash In
dictments.

Chicago, May 25.-Another surprise
was sprung by the defense In the Lee
O'Neil Browne bribery case In Judge
McSurely's court AS soon as the
case was called Attorney w. g. For
rest for the indicted legislator va.
Gated the motion entered several days
ago TO quash the Indictment and i'm
mediately entered a new motion to
quash.
The new move was declared by the
state an attempt to delay the trial
although the defense had declared
it was ready and eager to have the
case hurried to decision.
While the Browne case was being
argued in court the special grand jury
returned second indictment against
State Representative Robert L. vii.
son on a charge of perjury, the same
offense for which he WAS formerly in.
dicted.
Twenty alleged faults with the in.
dictment We're recited in the objec-
lions filed. The unique term mis-
joinder" Is used by attorneys for the
defense IN setting up what Is consid-
| cred remarkable claim that under
the indictment against Browne Rep.
resentative Charles A. White, who
made the original confession in the
bribery scandal, is indicted himself
The 'misjoinder," the attorneys for
the defense hold, is sufficient to throw
| the indictment out of court, in that
Browne is indicted as an individual. a
bride giver, while White is said to
have been indicted as a legislator,
who. in his official capacity and in
consideration OF his vote on the sena.
torshlp. accepted money-two classes
OF crimes which the lawyers contend
| may not be united as to two defend
ants in one indictment. White has
not really been indicted, according
to States Attorney Wayman, but the
/ Brown defense holds that the true bill
covers the White case also.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
ALBANY GRAIN FIRM SEIZED
Banks Take Charge OF Dl,rant & El.
more Business for Benefit Of
= .,..r-.... Creditors.

Albany, n. Y, May 25.-Vice- Presi-
dent James II. Perkins. representing
the National Commercial bank, and
President Frederick A. Mead. acting
Tor the First National bank. both of
this city, took formal charge of the
business OF the firm of Durant &
Elmore grain merchants The two in
situations hold upward OF $500, 900 of
the company,s paper secured by bills
of ladlng OF the Delaware 4 Hudson
railroad for grain cargoes.
Announcement wars made that the
banks intended 20 act for the firms
creditors in liquidsting the business
of the company to avoid the expense
OF a. receivership
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
THE ANTI-FORElGA SOCIETIES
THE DEMONSTRATIONS IN CHINA
ARE DAILY INCREASING.
The trouble Is Serious, and a Wide
spread Outbreak is Inevitable
This Fall.

London, May Especial: Mes.
sages received today by the London
officers of several missionary societies
in China say that anti.foreign demon
Srations there are increasing and
that widespread outbreak before fall
Is inevitable, The trouble is so seri-
Gus that heads OF the mission are dis.
cussing the adyisability. of abandon.
ing the remote MISSIONS and coneen-
uating Their forces on the /, coast
where battle ships can protect them.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
STATUTES OF LIMITATION
PLEADED BY NATIONAL PACK.
ING CO. OR BEEF TRUST
Demurrer Commenced in Federal
Court Today, Judge Ian
dis Presiding.

Chicago, May %. Special: The
National Packing Co., known as the
beef trust, pleaded the statute OF
limitation when the argument for the
demurrer was begun today in U, 5.
district court before Judge Lands by
Attorney George Buckingham for the
packers. The indictment alleges that
the National Packing Co. controlled
the other packing. companies and
boosted prices in violation OF Lew.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
new cow FOR WHITE HOUSE
PAULINE WAYNE" is CHOSEN
FOR PRESIDENTS FAMILY.
She is Of the Purest HoIstein Blood
and Valued at ,ooo-Senator
Stephenson is the Donor.

Somers. Wis, May Especial:
Wisconsin has achieved distinction in
supplying a successor TO the moody
COW which until II was killed in an
accident recently, supplied milk and
butter for the White House.
Senator Isaac Stephenson is the
donor of the COW, and the manager OF
the Stephenson stock farm is in a
state of elation and excitement.
Pauline Wayne" a granddaughter
of the great Gertrude Wayne" was
selected.
Pauline" is an. aristocrat of the
purest Holsteiu blood and is valued
at $1,000.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

by his own weapon. proves to have
been South American. Like Manuel
Morales, who was believed to have
headed the conspiracy against the
king four years ago, the South Amer
lean committed suicide when he found
that capture was imminent.
Anxiety Felt for Alfonso.
The police also point out that the
man used a bomb constructed much
like that employed by Morales, which
caused the death of % persons.
Anxiety always is felt for King Al
fonso when he leaves the capital and
the affair has Increased the nervous
ness OF the police authorities.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
DIR. G. TRAIN GOES IN DITCH
FIFTEEN PASSENGERS INJURED
8 IN THE WRECK.
Simon Young, Of Des Moines. Among
the Number-MaiI Baggage and
Coaches Go Over.

Paucueha Junction, Colo, May 25,--
Special: The south bound passenger
on the Denver & Rio Grand was
ditched here this morning, The mail
and baggage cars and two coaches
went into the ditch. Is injured. one
seriously Among the injured are ST
mon Young Of Des MoInes: w. r
nlaip of Atlantic. Kans.; sohn zeig
lei, OF straisberg. Kans.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Muchly Married.

Barnes City, la. May rs. Special:
Word has reached here OF the arrest
of Joseph w Parsons. at Denver.
charged with bigsmy. Parsons was
the husband Of Mrs Eva Parsons OF
this place, and although they have
not been living together, no divorce
existed Parsons, il is alleged. is an
(Continned on Page 81
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
GAVE CACODYLATE or SODA
DEADLY ARsENicAL COMPOUND
GIVEN TO WIN. EROER.
Prescription Calling For the Poison
Written by Or. Doxey Will Be
One of the Exhibits.

ST. Louis. Mo, May Especial:
A prescription for five grains of caco-
dylate OF soda, deadly arsenical com
pound, said to have been written by
DR.. l.. B. Doxey, will be on exhibit in
the trial of Mrs. Dora h. DoXey, his
wife, on a charge of numbering VIM.
J. Erder. The druggist who filed the
prescription will be one of the states
witnesses. Mrs. Doxey visited with
friends today.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
SUMMER RESORT IS BURNED
ONE EMPLoYE PROBABLY MET
DEATH IN BLAZE.
The Hotel champlain, one Of the Most
Noted Hostleries, Goes
Up in Flames.

Plattsburg. n. Y, May 25.-Special
The hotel Champlain. located at
Blum Point, one of the most noted
summer resorts in New York, was des.
troyed by fire today. Loss sl50,00O.
All employees escaped but one, who
was probably burned TO death.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
FOUND GUILTY.
Two More Of Pittsburs's erafters Are
Due For Sentence.

Pittsburg. Nav %. Special: A.
Mullen, accused OF misappropriating
funds of the Farmers and Mercants
National Bank OF Mt. Pleasant.
amowting to si43,OO0, and Z. n.
Steinman. accused OF aiding him.
were today found guilty by jury in
federal court, Mullen was the cash
Ter and Steinman was a promoter.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
NEGLIGENCE is CHARGED.
Dry Dock Dewey viii be investigated
by Divers--Will be Raised.

Manila, May rs. Special; Negli.
gence OF the employees in leaving val.
yes OPEN is believed 70 have caused
the sinking OF the dry dock Dewey,
but it viii be impossible to determine
the truth until divers Investigate.
The dry dock will probably be raised
within three weeks.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Killed in Oklahoma.

Boone, Ia, May 25.Special: Ira
Coulter, aged IS, carpenter of Moin-
coma, of this county, was shot and in
stantly killed in Warner, Okla. last
night. Details are not known, but he
will be buried there today and Is of a
prominent family.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
.sCMB For king; u.
SPAIN IN FEAR
Police Believe Explosive Was In
tended for Alfonso.
RULERS PLANS ARE CHANGED
Return of Monarch From London VIII
Be by observation-disclosures Of
Missile Is a South Amer
lean.

Madrid, May 25.--Special: The
guard which was about the royal
castle yesterday was doubled today,
as a result of the discovery of for
midable anarchist plot against the
king. A search of the rooms of
lose Porearellaar, the anarchist killed
Monday by the premature explosion
OF a bomb, revealed the plot. He
was a member of band of conspira-
tors and the police think he was the
first dne chosen to attempt the assas-
sination and that having failed others
will be chosen by lot. The kings
ministers have warned him not to ap-
pear in public except under special
guard
Mateid. Spain, May 25.--After q
lnofougIf Search and inquiry the pc.
lice believe that the bomb exploded
Monday night was intended for King
AlioTso. .
The explosive was hurled at the
the attempt against his majesty on
his wedding day, May 81, 1906, but
the authorities believe that the orig
inal intention of the anarchists was
to strike down the king on his ar
rival at the railway station OH his
return from London.
Change Kings Plans.
AS a result of this conviction the
plans for King Alfonso's return have
been changed andNit is arranged fol
him 10 enter the city by automobile.
The bomb thrOwer, who was killed
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
VISITS THE QUEEN.
Mrs. Roosevelt is Most eraclously
Received by Alexandra.

London. MAY 25 Special. Upon
the invitation of the Queen mother, +
Mrs. Roosevelt visited the widowed
! queen al buckingham palace. Alex
andria received Mrs Roosevelt with.
extreme cordially and the call lasted
one hour. Tomorrow Col. Roosevelt
win RECEIVE an honorary degree from
icambridge university.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Wilson Endorsed.

Marshaltown, Ia, May 25-Spe-
cial: A republican caucus by an over
whelming vote in every ward OF the
city has instructed for !. j. Wilson
for district Judge over Judge !. NJ.
Parker and Hon. ]. l.. Carney.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Oil On Fire.

Marshalltown, la, May 25.-Spe-
Icial: A. Hedges, cook in the sund-
Irell restaurant, was seriously burned
while lighting a fire with Kerosene.
The burns may prove fatal.