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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
PHYSICIAN VISITS
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
Widow Of King Edward Reported
In Good Health.
PLAN FOR IMPOSING FUNERAL
Body Of Late Sovereign to Be Moved
From Death Chamber to West.
minister Hall Next
Tuesday.

London, May 11.-Speial: King
Georges first row in the opinion of
| the best informed church men in Eng
land will result in his objection to the
oath of anti-Catholic character that
he will be required to take to opening
the first parliment. Already anti.
Catholics are opposing any change in
the oath and are importuning mem.
bers of parliment not to modify few
OF the offending passages. King George
/ Is working 20 hours day and II
tis feared he may break down under
1.-THE strain. The earnestness with
which the court physicians say that
the Queen mothr's health is not i'm
paired has given rise to apprehension
that she is really i'll.
| London, May 11.-Sir Francis La
King, physician in ordinary to the king,
tsited Queen Mother Alexandra and
Princess Victoria. Subsequently it
was announced that both the queen
mother and her daughter were in good
health.
The ordinary life of London again
has fallen back to it's accustomed chan
nels. Meantime, however, preparations
are going forward for the imposing
state funeral which will be given to
the late monarch.
Details Not Made Public.
These arrangements are being made
behind closed doors, the chief officers
of the royal household and of the cabi'
net shaping the various preliminaries.
| Thus far little of the detail has been
| made public.
Contrary to the original intention
that the body of King Edward should
| buckingham palace to Westminster
hall on next Tuesday. it has now been
decided that the removal shall be &C.
companied with considerable ceremo-
NAL and the cortegc will be an i'm
posing military spectacle.
The house of commons will assem-.
| BILE in the morning and repair in a
body to Westminster hall to receive
the body,
| Body to Lie in State Three Days,
! Following the three days during
| which the body will lie in state it is
possible that instead of the funeral
procession proceeding direct to Pad,
{ dington station, the casket will be
borne to Westminster abbey for the
reading there of the first part of the
burial service According to this plan
! the service would be completed later
| in the day at Windsor castle.
All the churches throughout the
| United Kingdom are arranging to hold
memorial services upon the day of the
| state funeral.
! Horse Show Will Proceed.
The international shorse show will
be held upon the dates originally sc
lected, June GIG.
This is in accordance with the
wishes OF King George. who desires
that there shall be no interruption In
the program of public affairs except as
planned events may appear inconsist
eut with the official and popular
! mourning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
MINNESOTA pIoneers, reunion.

st. Paul, MINI, May 1.-THE anns
versary of the admission OF Mime
sofa to the Union. the Minnesota Tea
ritorial Pioneers association. is hold
ing its annual meeting, with President
j, r, Gilfillan of Minneapolis in the
chair, The sessions are being held In
the log cabin which was erected or
the state fair grounds by these mer
and women who were residents Of
Minnesots prior 10 May IL. 1858. wher
ii became state.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
The First Gun.

Des Moines, Ia, May 11.-Special:
Before an immense audience in the
Coliseum, Senators Dolliver and Cum
minis last night advocated the cause
of insurgency, made no apologies for
their actions in the senate, and urged
the necessity of making the entire
Iowa delegation to congress progress
i've, as well as the state administra-
ton. Senator Dolliver spoke first. He
was introduced by Harvey Ingham. ed
itor of the Register and Leader, Sem
ator Dolliver dealt at length on the
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a. w. Vanderbilt sued.

Asheville. N. c., May 11.-George w.
Vanderbilt on his return here to his
Biltmore estate from an extended trip
abroad. was served with summons in
a suit brought by G. A. schenck against
Mr., Vanderbilt and his manager. c. d.
Besdle. ......--..>.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
MAKE EFFORT TO STOP FIGHT
BOUT BETWEEN PAPkE AND
THOMAS SATURDAY NIGHT.
II District Attorney is Successful in
This, it is Believed the Big
Fight Can be Stopped.

Redwood City, Cal, May li.--Spe-
cial: Steps were taken today to pre-,
vent the 25.round fight between Billy
Papke and Thomas, scheduled for
Saturday, by District Attorney Bull
lock, of San Mateo county. II he sue
ceeds in stopping this fight it is
thought the Jeffries-lohnson fight
may be stopped.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
weman,s National Whist rournsx.

Chicago, May 9,-The annual tourna.
ment OF the Woman's National Whist
league congress opened today in the
La Sale hotel with about 200 expert
players present to contest for the
seven large trophies and n handsome
prizes. The game will not be finished
until Saturday. Mrs. M. e. Capella of
Chicago is president of the national
congress.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
OLDEST UNION SOLDIER DIES
Civil War Hero, Born in 1914, Sue
cumbs at Eau Claire (Wis.)
Home.

Eau Claire, Wis, May 11.--Jacob Pc
ter Mowers. the oldest union veteran
of the Civil war, and a resident of this
city for So years, who was born in New
York state March 10, 1914, is dead.
He served in company q Of the six
teenth Wisconsin infantry three years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12

Washington, d. O., May t1.-Spe-
.eial: Senators proceeded today with
the job OF fixing up their railroad bin
despite the fact that the house passed
a measure on the same subject yester-
day The senators will so ahead
with their bill and after its passage
refer it to the house which viii re-
fuse to pass the measure and both
will have to go 10 conference.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
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IOWA SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS.
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Des Moines, la. May 11.--Special:
The supreme court today handed
down the following opinions.
Marshalltown Stone Co. VS.. Des
Moines Brick Mfg. Co., appellants,
Polk Co, reversed.
Lewis Bailey, appellant, VS.. Jelena
Kennedy, Cedar Co., affirmed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12
HAPPENINGS AT WASHINGTON
TAFT APPOINTS ROOSEVELT AS
SPECIAL AMBASSADOR.
Senate at Work on Railroad Bill, De.
spite Action OF the House
Taken Yesterday.

Washington, ID. c., May 1.-Spe-
cial; President Taft today appointed
Theodore Roosevelt as special ambas.
sador OF the United States to attend
the funeral of the late King Edward.
Roosevelt accepted the commission by
cable.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12

Washington, D. CO.. May l1.spe-
cial: James A. Dewitt Of oskaIoosa,
referee in bankruptcy for the oska-
loosa Water Works, ID in the city.
de Is disposlng OF the plant to Balu.
more capitalists. The works we're
formerly owned by Harry Couison OF
baltimore, who failed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-12

Washington, p G.. May i1.--Spe-
eial Judge Smith announced today
,ae would leave for Iowa Friday to be-
gin his campaign for reelection Ills
irst speech will be at villisca Mon
day night.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
PARK TREES DOOMED.
Fan C0rtlandt Woods Must
Lose 800 Chestnuts.

Nearly five hundred of the chestnut trees
in Van Cortlandt Park must be cut down
Following the order of Thomas j. Higgins
Commissioner of Parks OF The Bronx. to
remove the chestnuts, the work has been
going on rapidly. The trees are sawed ur
and are later sold.
Speaking o. the removal of so many of
the trees. Commissioner Higgins said yes
terday:
1t is 4 pity to lose so many OF the trees,
but they must be removed. The blight
that eventually caused their removal from
many other parks in this city has hit Van
cortlandt Park very hard
They not only might infect other trees
II left, but are menace to people passing
them. Near the base is where they are
attacked most. and unless chopped dom
they are likely at any time to fall on
passersby. ! hate to lose one tree. so YOU
can know my feelings about five hundred
of them"
1t was only a week or two ago when
what was said 10 be the last OF Central
Parks chestnuts was chopped down. Last
year many We're removed from Mount Nor
ris Park. and the Brooklyn parks were also
hard hit.
Arboriculturists of the Park Department
say that along the Atlantic Coast for many
miles the blight has practically sounded the
doom of the chestnut.
Van Cortlandt Park also lost some large
trees last year through the damage done to
them by horses during the cavalry manpu-
vres there.
Park Commissioner Higgins has ordered a
thorough cleaning UP Of the park where the
chestnuts formerly stood.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
GOJLDS IN Il SUIT.
Referee Appointed to Decide in
Partition Case.

Justice Newberger appointed Abraham
Stern referee yesterday in a suit brought
by George J. Gould for the partition of
property left by his mother. Mrs. Helen u.
Gould. wife Of the late Jay Gould The
pTopeItE is No 46 East 18th street, Nos.
81 and 50 East 59th street, and Nos. ) and
{ Walker street. The defendants mentioned
are Edwin Gould, Mrs. Sarah Gould. his
WIFE Mrs. Edith Kingdom Gould. wife of
George j. Gould; Frank J. Gould. Nine.
Anna Could, now the Princess de Sagan,
and Charles b. Samuels, who holds an as
signed Judgment obtained by Paris art
dealer for $15,99O against the princess, and
consequently that much interest in her
share Of the property.
no knowledge of Samuels's judgment. Ed
win Gould IN his answer declared that the
property could not be partitioned and that
the equity should be disposed of. He asks
$l5,99o from the property. Frank j. Gould
asked for the appointment of a commits
sion by the court. katherine CIemmons
Gould, who obtained a separation from her
husband, Howard Gould. has interviewed in
the suit. asserting her inchoate right In
onc-stNth the estate and asking dismissal
OF the complaint.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
TAX DELINQUENTs REPORT.
Such Corporations Are Open to Pros
ecution by the Government.

Internal revenue collectors in this city
are already receiving returns under the
corporation excise tax law from those who
lad been granted extension Of time from
March I, when all reports. under a pen
atty of from sl,ol0 to $1,000. should be sent
N. But returns Of delinquents have also
been received. and they have been sent on
20 The Treasury Department for action
The whole clerical force OF each district
mas been busy examining the reports and
as soon as verified sending them to Wash
ngton. one OF the clerks in the "a Dis
.rict said last evening that the eXamina-
lions would not be completed until May l.
pr even later.
There may be about a hundred corpora
.ions which Will receive calls from special
aSents of the internal revenue collectors
Whenever the reports appear TO be mac
-urate these agents VIII be sent to verify
he figures, and the books wiz have to be
forthcoming. Il was said last evening that
"A the % District 1880 reports had been
ecelVed. more than were on the list held
9E the Office for reference.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
TO EXAMINE JAMES R. KEENE.
Court Appoints Doctor When He Fails
to Appear for Hearing.

James X, heene failed to appear yester-
day to testify in the bankruptcy proceed
ings against J. n Fiske & Co. before
United States Commissioner Alexander.
His counsel solomon tianford. was there
with a physicians certificate This was
the third time the hearing has beer ad-
journed ON account OF Mr. Keenc's H.
ness
Commissioner Alexander read the certi-
hcate over carefully II was signed by
Drs. ST Clair Smith and +. William Van
den Berg Counsel for the receiver, Ralph
WOLF, and the receiver, Irving T. Ernst.
were not at all satisfied and demanded
that the Commissioner appoint a physician
- examine Mr. Keene The date for the
hearing was put over until Thursday, and
Commissioner Alexan, er appointed DR.,
Charles c. Dana 10 act as examiner in
the event that Keene again says he is
not well enough to appear. lie is suffer
'ns from rheumatism.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
WOMAN ANNOYED BROKER.
Continued Pleadings After Losing Suit
for Child's Support.

Lazarus Levy. a retired broker and for
mer member OF the New York Stock EX-
change, who lives at No. East 65th
street. caused the arrest yesterday of Susan
Merrill, OF the Hotel Martha Washington.
whom ne charged with having followed and
molested him in the street.
When the woman was arragned in the
YorkvilIe court later she testified that she
was begging Mr.. Levy TO provide funds for
her baby girl. Two years ago she told
Magistrate House. she sued Mr.. Levy for
the support Of her child. but lost the suit.
Miss Merrill having promised the magis-
trate not TO follow Mr.. Levy or molest him
any more, was paroled in the custody Of
the probation officer under bonds to pre-
serve the peace for six months.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
BAILEY ON TRIAL
JURf IS CHOSEN.
Case Recalls Trip of Pirate
Ship" 10 Honduras.

FEarc!s c. Bailey. treasurer Of The Ex-
port Shipping Company. formerly at No II
broadway. was placed on trial yesterday :
IN the Criminal Branch of the Supreme
Court under an indictment charging him
with grand larceny IN the first degree.
u opening the case Assistant District
Attorney Mott said he would produce evil
Gencc 20 slow that Bailey co-opcrated with
. 5 brother. Albert w. Bailey. in the sum-
iner % 1903 10 obtain fraudulently cargo
q merchandise. with which they sailed TO
po:t II Honduras. The brother was con-
listed on similar Indictment more than
Year ago and is now serving a long term
in state prison
iioth Uere arrested !n Honduras but the
o:.e now on trial disa appeared. and was not
fourc CaU last summer in Vancouver.
Il &.
AEte the story Of how the brothers
chartered n vessel 20 carry away the mer-
chsndise, ostensb,y ordered nj the direc-
uon OF clients in Australia. and cashed in
New York drafts for thousands of dollars
which they had represented were 20 he
forwarded TO London for collection 20 pay
FOR the merchandise, according to the
charges made. viii be brought out in the
trial. Mr.. Mott said 10 the jury that coI-
Niction would be asked for upon PROOF OF
the specific Charge that Bailey swindled
lie keystone Driller Company out of the
value of sl,9co worth OF drilling machinery
and $500 collected on drafts intended TO
pay for It,
Most OF the tine yesterday was spent in
selecting Z jury. and it was late in the
afternoon when the first witness. Daniel O.
SpraSue, deputy customs collector a. this
port, was placed on the stand.
He identified the Clearance papers and
other documents in connection with the
steamship Goldsboro. the pirate ship" so
"a led. on which the voyage was made TO
Honduras. katherine {. O'NeiII. who was
employed as a stenographer in the office of
the Export Shipping Company, told how
the business was being conducted as usual
on the day upon which the Bailey brothers
disappeared II is the contention of the
prosecution that they sought to create the
Impression that their business was unin-
'errupted in order 10 give them ample time
10 get cut OF reach OF the police before
suspicion was aroused.
The trial will continue to-day and will
probably last the rest of the week Bailey
Is represented by Clarke I. Jordan
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
DANCING SCHOOL MANAGER HELD

Frank Sugrue. manager Of the Cie-mont
Dapcing Academy. IN Lincoln Square. was
he'd in $500 bail for examination Wednes-
day by Magistrate Krotel. in the West Side
Court yesterday. charged with impai!in-
the morals of minors 10y allowing twelve
girls under sixteen years old To enter the
dancing hall. The manager and girls were
arrested on Sunday night by agents OF the
Chidren's Society and in the Children's
Court Yesterday Justice Mayo read the girls
lecture and discharged nine OF them The
three other girls we're remauded to the
Chndren's Society as witnesses against the
manager.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
M 10 $50
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, March 7
1910.
ARRIVED.

steamer Coppename tDutc). nemerara Feb
ruaTv - FaTamariho 2G and Trinidad 2s ,o the
RoyaI Dutcn West India Mail. with 6 psssen
gers. malls ana Inise. Arrived at the Bar a,
1890 a N.
Steamer Bermudsn CEn. bermuda March &
10 A L Cuterbridge s. CO. With 142 passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived az the Bar al : a m
Steamer Joseph Cuneo Nor. Port Antonio
March .. to the Cuneo Importing Co with fruit
Arrived at the Bar at a m
Steamer orotoya OBJ. Bermuda March 8 "a
Sanderson & Son. with 81 passengers and mdse
Arrived at the Bar az 0:i0 a IN.
Steamer Mamma Hata Baltimore. 10 the New
York and baltimore Transportation Co with
u11ea Passed iu Quarantine At ~ q n
Steamer III Vale Galveston March l. TO ths
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
DINNER FOR j. A. eoLLEs.

complimentary dinner VIII lie given
tor John A. Bolles, the new Alderman for
the 2ith District, on Wednesday evening.
March 2. by his friends and admirers on
Washington Heights. The dinner will be
given a. the Hamilton Dining Rooms. No.
l3s Hamilton Place. Some OF those who VIII
attend are Collin L. Woodward. Max s.
Grifonhagen, the Register. Postmaster
Morgan. Colonel Robert J. Hare and VIII
lam H. Smith William l.. Me!hrook viii
se ,Jastna et.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
CHANLER BOOM RE-ECHOES.
". A Clark Appeals in Suit for Press
Agent Services.

William 4. Clark. who was press agent
OF the Presidential boom of eX-Ljcuterant
Governor Lewis StuyVesant Chanler filed
notice of appeal yesterday against the
judgment for S19S 90 entered agains: him in
the Supreme Court last month. when jury
decided against Clark in his $4,000 suit
for services rendered in exploiting the
Chanler boom.
Clark also appealed from Justice Bis
chon's denial Of a motion 10 set aside the
verdict and direct n new trial
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
SURFACE CARS CRUSH TAXI.
Chauffeur and Passenger Barely
Scratched Machine Wrecked.

There is no doubt IN the minds c; many
persons who saw taNiCah crushed between
wo cars or the S6th street crosstow2 line on
the Transverse Road in Central Park yes
terday that Or. Richard Well. II No 163
West S6th street. bears charmed life
The physician was passenger in the taxi
cab when II was struck first oy west
bound and then by an easthound ear. and
although the taXicab was demolished the
physician suffered only small cut on the
head.
Dr. Well IS a visiting physician ~ Mount
Sinai Hospital. Martin Shea. of No. 43S
West 37th street the chauffeur. was fined
So by Magistrate Harris in the Yorllville
court
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
CLERKS FLOOD CITY
JOBS SCARCE, TOO.
But Work. Plentiful for .frti-
sans and LGbOrPrs.

While the National Employment Ex-
change has issued a circular from it's man
ual labor office, ut No. IA State street. call
ing the attention of farmers and manufact-
urers to the scarcity of laborers for the
spring increase in work. the executive and
clerical branch, at No. Al West 42d street
IS showed under with applications from
men who are after Office work. According
to Edward W. Carpenter, manager of the
exchange, there never have been more ap-
plicarts for clerkships and fewer places 10
fiji than at present.
The circular to farmers and manufact-
urers is as follows:
With mild weather near at hand we as
sumo that You will soon be in the labor
market for help. The National Employ
ment Exchange is prepared to execuye
promptly and with care any orders il NAV
receive for all kinds Of skilled and com
mon labor.
Labor is not plentiful, and as the sDring
demand Is likely TO exceed the supply we
advise employers to book their order
early. VIII You please. therefore. advise
US whether we can expect TO be favored
with any Of your business and if 81
about how many men your initial order
would call for, when wanted natiruaIi+l,
preIerred, wages offered, terms OF trans
pOrtatiOn, etc. ''S
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
WIREI ESS REpnRrc

The Ninnetonka. repOrted as 1913 mites cast Of
sandy Hook At %:3G yesterday. IS expected
TO dock this forenoon.
The Priuz Friedrich Wilhelm. reported as 4l3
miles east Of Sandy Hook az a IN yesterday is
expected 10 dock this forenoon.
The $ Louis. reported LIS miles east Of
Sandy Hook at S p IN yesterday is expected
10 dock Thursday forenoon
The Eaderiand. reported as 193 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at s yesterday, is expected to
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
PLUMBERS TO HEAR MAYOR.

Tho Master Plumbers Association began
four days convention with a short ses-
sion al the Hotel Astor yesterday. The
plumbers viii get the work OF their meet
ihS in full swing to-day. and in addition
expect to he addressed By Mayor Gaynor
in n speech Of welcome at j o'clock A
committee viii escort the Mayor from the
City Hall 10 the hotel. The plumbers have
an exhibit Of appliances interesting to their
trade Las: night they were entertained at
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer PM
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and
Philippine Islands tvit. san Fran
ciscO)--Tenyo Maru- ....-....... .Mch 10 $50
japan. Corea and China especially ad-
dressed only (via SeattIe)-Inaba
MarH AIch 10. $50
Philippine Islands tvia san Fran
ciscoj-Korea -. -. .Mch IL $50
Japan. Corea and china tvia Tacomal
..--Teucer Mch IS $50
Fiji Islands New Zealand and Aus
tralia except WesD tvia Vancouver
and Victoria. C)-Maitai. ....... Mch 90 $40
Hawaii tvia san FranCiscol-Ala-
media ...;...;... -; -, AIch 2I $50
Samoan Islands. New Zealand and
Australia Except WesD tria san
Francisco Century ............. Mch &c 6 10
Guam and Philippine Islands tvia
san FranciscOl--U : transport. Mch g. CSC
Japan. Coree. China and Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver and Vic
toria, n C)-Empress Of India Apr $50
Tahiti. Mnrquesas and Cook Islands
New Zealand and Australia texcept
WesD tvia san Franciscol-Mari-
pcsI .......................... 10 $50
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 0.
Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Mail Vessel
Vessel. For. Line closes sails
halS.. n der Il. i.BreInen.N NGI+ Csc a m 1000 Il L
Colon. 'riStoh3l. Panama 80. II 20 a III 1900 IN
NO0Jdam, Rottt rdan. IIol-Am --- $500 a n
EuciE. CieDfuecoS. Ward 1900 m
Apache. JackSonNlic. CiS de- 100
WEDNESDAY. MARCH q
Lusitania- Liverpool. Cunard. $50 M 900 n m
4 FarraEut. Z Antonio L = d 30 a m 10 90 a IN
Bermuti@U. Bermuda, Quebec 500 A 1000 a IN
AncCn. Cristohdl. Panama $50 a NJ IL 30 a m
Ancora. Naples. Itaian......
Eston.a Libau Russian.
Colorado. Galveston. Mallory. Il :O0 m
Comai Tampa. Mallory $500. 1900 IN
Comus. New Orleans, So Pac. 1900 m
Antilla Guantanamo. Ward 1900 IN
OTotaNdt bermuda. quebec. 1n.to
lroGuois. Jacksonville, Clyde 100 nj
THURSDAY. MARCH 10
la Lorraine. Havre. French. 100 a IN 10 % a m
Zeiten, Bremen. y O L...... 200 a III 1000 a m
Altal Hayti. Hamh- AM. 900 a m IL :nl A II,
Mexico, Havana, Ward. 900 "A III l@:GO m
AlUirante. Jamaica, L : Co. $50 a IL 1900 M
Harz. Pernambuco. Ham-AIu. I 20 a IN 1900 D m
Parma. st Lucia. quebec IL 80 300 p m