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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
Wczorajsza sniezyca.

Ma widok wczorajszej bury
najwiecej zdziwif sic chicagoski
prorok powietrzny. Co prawda to
burza ia ME miaia tn wcale inte-
resu pierwotnym planem jeJ
bylo ,odwiedzic stany pofudrHo--
we. w ostatniej chwili widocznie
zmieniIa swe zdanie i przywaie-
sala SIG do Chicago. To, czego
wczoraj Chicagowianie byli
swiadklami, rozpoczeio sic oncg-
daj w p0}nocnym Texasie i roz-
poczelo swa podr6z W kierunku
Stanow poludniowych.
Nj stad nj zowad magic zmieni-
10 sw6i kiermek i szybkoScia
biyskawicy przywedrowalo do
Chicago po pierwsze, by tym, CO
sa bez piracy dat zajecie, po dru-
gic, by mieszkaricom miasta Chi
cago przypomnict, re do wiosny
jeszcze daleko.
| Chicago Cd lat ME. pamalstsAtaz ia
kiej sniezycy. Szalala ona cd. ry-
chlcgo ranka do p6znej nocy, pa
ralizujac wszelki ruch ma ulicach
miasta Chicago Tramwaje Unit
szone byly kursowac bardzo po-
wolf, pociagi spoznialy sig po Kill
ka godzin. L powodu wczorajszcj
Sniezycy bylo kilkadziesiqt ME
szczesliwych wypadk6w. .
Sniezyca sama bez szaloneyo
wichru ME bylaby wielka niespo-
dziankq, bo W Chicago MONA sic
wszystkiego spodziewat. O 60
dzinic 6tej rano wicher daf szyb-
koscia AZ mil ia godzine, popo-
iudniu chyzoSt wichru byla jesz-
cze wieksza. w caiem. miescte le-
ia wysokie zaspy sniegu, ktore
robotnicy zmuszeni beda przcz
kilka dni usuwac, by normalna
komunikacye przywr6cit.
Wczorajsza burza spowodowa-,
la nastepujace nieszczeSliwe wy
padki: .
Smierc poniosi:
John Harmon, znalcziono go
skostnia}ego W zaspie snieznej W
poblizu jcgo mieszkania, pnr.
4o51 West 2ota utica. .....
Skaleczeni: ......
Charles Dignon, zmiazdzony.
stalowym kominem, ktory runa}
pod podmuchem wichru dachu
budynku ma rogu Halsted i Gar
field boul.
Rudolf Beker, 4I9 Hannah ul.,
Forest Park, ma ramie wywich-
niete, woz jego zderzyl sic Z
tramwajem,
Aranz Ealinccro, 554 Milwau--
kee ave-, padi ma chodniku zfa-
mai sobie prawq noge, zabrano
60 do szpitala powiatowego.
w kolizyi ma kolci gornej ska
leczeni zostali:
Eileen Dougherty, $500 Lake
ave, nos i ramie skaleczone W
kolizyi na poludniowej kolei gor-
nej.'
Mabel Harigan, stenografistka
skaleczona szkiem, kiedy wicher
strzaskai szybe w gmachu Unity.
Rev. James Gorton, 1914 Cuyler
ave-, najechany przez tramwaj ia
Clark u1icy i Smiertelnie pokale-
Iczony.
Charles Powers, a455 West 72
utica, najecllany przez pociag na
kolei Illinois Central.
BENJAMIN Ruben, 1870 Rock
well Utica, poclety szklem kicdyI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
PrZeciW ZbrOdniarZOm.
Morderca smieje sic W sail sadowej. Sfowa
oburzenia Nazwano morderstwo wypadkiem.
Z Wystawy Cementowej.
Meble trumny cementu. Dom cementowy budzi ogohe
zainteresowanie.

Wlcller stiukf szybe w aptece
Fcldmana przy Robey ul. i wy
rzadzif 500 szkody.
Fred Hacker, woznica ma wozie
weglowym, najechany przez po-
ciag kolei gornej W Oak Park.
William Johnson, strazak Z
kompanii Nr. g., ma czaszke pek-
nieta; spad} rusztowania.
A. C. Noble, adwokat, pociety
szkiem W gmachu Unity.
DR.. S. Doane, I427 North State
ul., skaleczony w kolizyi automo-
blow ma Lake Shore Drive.
Z. II. Hindman, 2634 South
Michigan ave-, skaleczony W ko-
lizyi samochodow elektrycznych.
James Durward, 67I Dearborn
ave, zdmuchniety rusztowania
przy budowic domu, ma czaszke
peknieta..
Anna Miller, $50 L. 37ma utica,
padla ma chodniku wywicllneia
noge w kostce.
Prorok powiada, &c wczoraj u
pust sniegu wynosii zaledwie try
Gale, tyrnczasem w niektorycf
miejscach zaspy sniezne wzno-
sza sic do wysokosci osmiu stop.
Takiej sniezycy nawet starry
ludzie ME pamietaja. Wicher
wczoraj chwilami daf szybkoscia
S. mil ia godzine.
Co to jest piwo?
Zwiazkowy sedzia Lands sam
chce odpowicdziec ma to pytanie.
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych a.
resztowai w tych dniach browa-
RIA, kt6ry sprzedawaf piwo take,
ktore rzekomo ME zawiera}o
wcalc alkoholu. Tajni agenci "a
brali sic do skory tego browarza
i dowiedli, re pomiedzy piwcm
wyrabianem przez browar Char
les Ogren Co., a piwem zwyczaj-
nem niema wielkiej roznicy, .bo
jedno i drugie zawiera sporo al
koholu. Rzadowi chodzi o poda-
tex, jaki kazdy browar cd bcczki
piwa placi, a powyzszy browar
wobec tego, re wyrabial piwo,
ME zawierajace zadnego alkoho--
lu podatku tego ME op}aca}.
Powyzsza firma przyznala sic
do why. ale Gala odpowiedzial-
nose zwalila ma browar Stensona.
Tutro w sadie zwiazkowym MIA
sic stawic prezes firmy Stcnsona,
kt6ra dla powyzszej kompanii
wspomnianc bezalkoholowe piwo
wyrabiala.
w piatek sedzia sam zamierza
wypit lilka szklanek tego absty-
nenckiego napoju i wydac decy-
zye w tel sprawie.
Przeciw mordercom Kaufma-
novel.
Me mogac wstrzymat SIG Cd
komentarzy gdy slysza}, &c NOR
derstwo jego zony nazwano
,.wypadkiem'', Edmund Kauf-
man, MAJ zamordowanej kobicty
wywola} sensacye W sail sadowej
.kiedy ostro wystqpii przeciw
zbrodniarzom.
= Wypadek? - krzyczaf obu-
IRONY malzonek - wypadck!
Przeciez to byla tchorzoska, o.
kropna, bczwstydna zbrodnia,
kt6ra dwoje dzieci zrobila siero-
tanii. Patrzcic, ci zbrodniarze je-
szcze sic slnieja. Cicsza sic tcgo
mordu!
~. ctrn,i,.u Hcil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
Niezwykie zdarzenie.

Londyn, p lutcgo. - Gale
miasto poruszone jest wieScia o
nadzwyczajncm uleczeniu 21 lat
liczacej Doroty Kerin. IL ktorej
lekarze stwierdzili najwyzsze
STADIUM suchot; nadto byta ona
Slepa od kilku lat a cd kilku mie-
Siecy glucha. | oto ostatniej ME
dzieli Dorota KERN przejrzaia,
siyszy doskonale, a I choroby jej
piersiowej Sladu nicma. Opo-
wiada, re W niedziele wieczorem
przybyi do nicj anioi uderzy}
ia. Parafia. Sw. MateuSza, ktorej
Dorota KERN jest czlonkiem, mo-
dlila sic cd dluzSzego czaSu o
iej zdrowie. w tych dniach ty-
siace ludzi, wielu lekarzy odwie-
dza Dorote KERN. a prasa poswis-
ca Gale szpalty niezwykiemu te-
mu zdarzeniu. komentujac je mai
/ rozmaiciej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22

kiedy wchodzil do kapitolu,. ME
zmicrnie diugi1ni oklaskami po-
witano go, kiedy wstqpil ma mo-
wnice, a tallze / mowe jego wciqz
przervwano oklaskami. Tematem
lego mowy byio: prawdziwe zna-
czcnic ludowiadztwa, t. j.. pano-
wanna w kraju nie jednostek,
tylko og6lu, nic urzednikow, Sc
dzi6w i samowolnych pracodaw-
cow, tylko narodu,, kt6ry powi-
MEN mice wszedzie zawsze
wIadze i sposobnoSc objawiania
i przeprowadzania swej wolf, a
urzednik6w przez siebie obra-
nych, jczeli tel wolf jego speiniac
nalezyoie ME chca, wydalac IL
rzedu. M6wiqc jednak o jednako-
wei sprawiedliwosci wohec wszy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
Z Kanady.

Ottawa. Ont. ,? lutcgo. - Po-
czmistrz gencralny postanowii
posylac tclegrafem iskrowym co
niedzieli 1000 slow najwazniej-
szych nowin re Swiata mieszkaf-
COW wysp Magralen. odosobnio-
nych ma Oceanic Atlantyckim W
poblizu Novel Funlandyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
z Anglii.

Londyn. - lutego. - Weglarze
angielscy zawiadomili juz praco-
dowcow, ze zamierzaja strajko-
wac. Gala Anglia niepokojem
czeka rozwoju wypadkow spra-
WV. Pracodawcy odbywaja ma
rady; jutro majq sic ich przedsta-
wiciele spotkac przedstawiciela-
mi robotnik0w W biurze premie-
ra Asquitha. Ceny wegla juz Po-
szly W gore; cierpia ma tenn ubo-
gle klasy ludno5ci. Cnistow an
siclskich zapewnili o gotowosci
poparcia uniSci belgijscy / fran
cuscy.
Dzis W Alhert-Hall odbywa
sic wielkie zcbran;e umiarkowa-
nych suirazystek. ma ktorem ich
przewodniczka, pani ParkhurSt
dvskutowaG bedzie z kanelerzem
LLOYD Gcorgem. Bsdzie tez obec-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
z Chin.

Nankin. % lutcgo. - Zacho-
wanic sic nowcgo prezydenta( ,
Yuan-Szi-Kaja budzi tn niezado-
wolenie zaniepokojenie: zanim
on zostai faktyczuie obrany juz
sobic arogowai rozmaite wiadzy
prczydcncyalnej oznaki przywi-
lcje, a jednoczeSnie g}oSno sic
oil wyboru wypraszai. Budzi to
powszcchnc niezadowolenic i po-
dejrzcnic. Juz tez do dra Sun
Yuat Sena napiywajq tclegramy,
protestuj2cc przeciwkO wyborowi
Nuan-Szi-Kaja, chyba, ze zgodzi
sic on be- zastrzezen i wyjatk6w
ma wSzclkic nowcgo porzqdku po-
stanowienia.' Ma razie DIR. Sun
Nuat-Sen jeszcze zaiatwia czyn-
noSci prezydcncyalne. Jest uzasa-
dniona Ottawa, zc W razic usunic-
Cia Yuan-Szi-Kaja odpadiyby od
rcpubliki Chiny poinocne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22

Jezeli cncecie budowat lub ulep-
ezyt swe properta sA-1 spiacic stara
h;poteke, udaicie sic po pozyczke do
s,arei. odpow!edzialnej firlny Halter
man & CLAM, lilo Milwaukee ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22

Niezwykle uzdrowienie.
ZbIizerie anglo-rieroieCkiei frankie
hiszpaxiSleie.
e MEX Y kU

Nova Rooseyelta W Columbus, POzar HOuton Une-
waznene Eksplozya teatrzyku Burze
Bandytyzm NOWym YOrku Nieuiaia napase
pOci9g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
z Mexylzu.

McXyk, miastO, ,? lutego. =
Cabinet ministeyalny dOmaga sig
jcdnogioSnic zawieszenia W ca
lynn kraju konstytucyi ma czcs
walk Z rewolucyonistami i powie-
kszenia stopy armii federalnej.
Prevalent Madero - nieZdecy-
dowany - maha sic &c speinie7
nicm tych zadan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
kaaae-saGze-

stkich, poruszyi temat korpora-
cyl i. i.wykazywal, re dazyc trzeba
do teSo, by SpraWiedliwosG dzia-
la sic wszystkim, tax skromnym
przedsiebiorcom i kupcom, jak
korporacyom: wtcdy nic O.
dczwaly sic oklaski w milczcriu
WySluchano tel uwagi. Roosevelt
uSmiechnal sic, powiedziai, &c wi
docznic te jego slowa~nic podoba-
ia SIG sluchaczom i przerwal mo-
we na kilka sekund, ale znoWu "a
grzmialy hucznc oklaski i mowca
zacza} dowodzic swcj tezy. w
drodze powrotucj do Waszyngto-
MI, Roosevelt zatrzymai sic mic
co w Cleveland. Tam jeden je-
60 znajomych, w. +. Ejrick, "a
pytal sic 60 WprOst, czy bcdzic
kandydatcm ma prezyienta / "a
dai odpowiedzi jasncj, bez wy
kret0w. Ma to pan Roosevelt Cd
powiedzial: MY hat is in the
ring. You will have my answer
Monday. .....--.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
o Marokko.

Madryt, ?? lutego, -. Cklady
francusko hiszpanskie celem IL
regulowania wzajemnych stosun-
k6w praw W Marokko zblizaj2
sic pojednawczo do pomyslnego
rezultatu. w nicdlugim czasie
luz sic one majQ zakonczyc; po-
czem wspolna komisya ureguluje
szczegoiy porozumienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
.Pozar w Houston, Tex:

Houston, Tex, % lutego.
Olbrzymi pozar, ktory Nvczoraj
nawiedzif to miasto 60 kt5rym
podaliSmy wiadomosc we wczo-
rajszym numerze w dziale ~ O.
staniei chwili''), zrzqdziE szftcde,
wedlc skromnego obliczen;a, ia
iakich ) milion0w dolarow, ale
gl6wnie dIatego, ze spaliEo sic
kilkanascie zabudowai fabrycz.-
nych - bo domostwa, chociaz
bardzo liczne, obr0cone W pc
rzyne, wysokiej wartosci ME MA
". Pozar zniszczyl gfownie sta
warde, zamieszkana przez ludnosc
robotniczq istotnie tysiace ludzl
zostalv bez dachu mad g}owa. Ia
ledwie okoIo godziny 9 wleczo-
rem pozyskano mad Pozarem
kontrole. chociaz jcszcze we .wlelu
mieiscach buchafy pfomlenle'
Obszar spustoszony. obejmuje o
kolo 25 ,.blok6w'. Spalily sic "a
b4dowania parafii sw. Patryka
wraz Z koScioEem i szkola 20 czem
luz wczoraj donosiliSmy), a mad
to szkodc poniosly wieksza Tub
mniejszq firmy fabryczne; Nc
Fadden Southern Compress and
Warehouse Co., Dew Brothers
Syrup Mill, Houston and Ligsett
Lumber Co., Rogers Paint Co,
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22
1eIsgramy zagraniGzne,
z wojny.

Il "OJuy.
Rzym. % lutego. - Rad wio-
ski przyjai urzedowo zamowii
dla zoinierzy walczacych w Try
polls, pancerze z cienkiej harto-
wanej znakomicie stall. wynale-
zione przez porucznika Bisbinie-
80. Pancerze te maja bye mad
zwyczajnie praktyczne. daja SIG
uzyG do wielorakiego uzytku, n.
p. jake iopaty do wygarniania
piasLlu, jakO zasiony umocnienia
ziemnych Szancowan itp.
z Wioch.
Rzym. % lutego. - Hr. IA
mil Pccci wyzwai ma pojedynek
ksiecia Altiezi, ale Papiez Plus
zabronii walczyc hrabiemu. ktory
Jest kuzynem 5p. Papieza Leona
NIIIgo i komendantem przybo-
cznej stray papieskiej.
Florencya, % lutege. = Ksis-
INA Ludwika Saska, byia naste-
pczyni tronu SaXonii. poznicjsza
hr. Montignoso podala o separa-
eye od meza swego, muzyka Tos-
sclli'cgo. Oskarza go ona o gwal-
townoSc. wyiudzanic pieniedzy i
stOsunEi miiOsne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-22

te obu pahstw poglady ma spra-
WY najwazniejsze polityki dy-
plomacyi' biezacej-
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
PARTY Of FIVE
MAY Be DROWNED
STRIKE OF TRANSFERS At DIES
MONIES TO BE SETTLED.
TWO DEATHS FROM WELL DAMP
Conductor Killed, Fifteen Passengers
Injured When Engine Hits Street
Carbohydrates Walk from i
Colorado to New York. ai

Sioux City, Oct. Especial: That
an auto party of five en- route from
Sioux City to Omaha on the night of
October / lost their lives when their
car plunged into the Missouri river
at some point along the river road is
the theory along which local police
today are investigating the party
disappearance. The finding of body
Saturday evening has been identified
as that of George H. Miller, of this
city, one of the missing men. The
other members of the party are Louis
Mattawig and Frank Semper, of Dan.
bury, Iowa, and Bertha Holbrook ana
Ida Hall. of Sioux City. Police com
munication from Danbury showed that
the long absence of Mattawig and
Semper had caused authorities there
to make search. Information has also
been received at local headquarters
from a woman in Omaha asking that
efforts be made to locate Miss Hol.
brook. She says the woman was due
to visit her a week after the disap-
pearance of the party.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
Original Notice.
%. d. JUNVD
vs..


Chris Malone ct al.
In the district court OF the State
of Iowa, in and for Nahaska county,
December term A. d. 1912.
TO Chris Malone, Eva Kriser Gray,
Edward Gray and Bayard T. Cass:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file O petition of S. B. Jones
in the office, of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the State of Iowa, in
and for Mahaska county, claiming of
you the sum of Seventeen Hundred
land Fifty Dollars, with interest at
per cent from September /, 1910, and
fees, and also asking the
foreclosure OF a mortgage to secure
the payment of the same upon lot two
go In block fourteen 90, Montgom-
ery's addition to Oskaloosa, Mahaska
county, Iowa. $751;. ... ...--
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon of the second
day Of the December term, A. D. 1912,
OF said court. which will commence on
the second day of December, 1912, de-
fault will be entered against you and
Judgment and decree rendered there
on as prayed for In said petition.
. III. p. J. F. & w. r. Lacey,
l3w4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Advertisement.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Maud o. Jones, VS.:
John T. Jones.
In the District Court of the State
iGf Iowa, in and for Mahaska County,
December term, A. D., 1912. To John
r. Jones: -. :.
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the 20th day OF November,
1912. petition OF Maud o. Jones will
be filed in the office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of the State OF Iowa,
In and for Mahaska County, claiming
of you a divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony now existing between you
upon the grounds of desertion and
habitual drunkenness. contracted
since marriage. --. ....s
And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon OF the second
day of the December term, A. D.,
1912, of said court, which will com
menee on the second day of December,
1912, default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered thereon
as prayed for in said petition.
t.-.'.. L. r. SHANGLE,
lJw4. Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
adopted by the Oskaloosa Club:

t. Nhereas-the legislative commit
tee of the State Federation has rec
commended active work in support OF
the resolution presented by this com.
tmittee at the last Biennial.
We, the Oskaloosa Woman's Club,
do hereby, heartily approve the
recommendation of the committee.
Also, We believe the committee
should support bills, presented by the
iPhilanthropic Conference, held re-
Gently in Des Moines, as follows:
County hospitals for tuberculosis
Ipatients.
Entire change in penal system Of
the state. --sa-
| State institution for epileptic
patients.
! A constitutional prohibitory amend
ment.
! State reformatory for women.
Suppression of the black plague.
! Pensions for widows and children.
! Juvenile court jurisdiction in rural
districts.
| Constitutional suffrage amendment.
Separate detention building for
children.
State registration bureau for vital
statistics.
State inspection of county poor
farms"
Also, We respectfully ask the ap-
proval of the district convention in
support of bill, which shall place on
all State, County and City Boards,
where the interests of women and
children are concerned, especially
he State Board of Control, at least
one woman member.
- - -
Arts and Crafts department Of the
o. w. c. held the regular weekly SEES
sion Monday afternoon, Oct. 26, at
he home of Mrs. J. NJ. Borgess. with
Mrs. Frank Dasher and Mrs. Boggess
as hoStesses. The usual program OF
needlework, conversation and the
serving of refreshments was carried
OFT, and added to this was the feature
of an outing. always offered by the
suburban homes, and greatly enjoyed
by the ladies. d 9s-- s.5s,~ ,s4.f-. .,.sa-.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
Strike to be Settled.

Dcs Moines, Oct 29.-Special: The
400 striking teamsters are expected
to win their strike today. Represen-
tatives of the companies met with
Mayor Hanna and President A. L..
rick, of the State Federation of La
Dor and agreed upon a new wage
schedule. The men are to get recogni.
ton of the union and an edvance in
wages from $1.00 to $3.50 week and
their places back. The strike has
been in progress for months and at
times threatened to involve six thous.
and union men in various trades In
sympathetic strike. Both sides have
agreed to a settlement and the papers
ore expected to have been signed be.
fore night
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
FARM LOANS, AND ROOSEVELT
PROSPERITY.

We have plenty of money to loan
on land. Now is the time to buy
land, or improve your farm.
Yes, land is high But so is corn
Glover, and COW, even the horse, hay,
and the hen, are now fast" We
loan Home, and long time Company
money. Land will be $500 per acre
all over this country, within five
years-if ROOSEVELT is President
and he will be.
We are so confident that Colonel
ROOSEVELT will be elected Presi-
dent, that We have contracted for ten
barrels of fine Jonathan" apples
free to everybody, at the ROOSE-
WELT Notification meeting in Oska-
loosa. Nov. ., 1912. Everybody in
vited. F. d. REID &, Co.,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
l5w1-53dl ADVERTISEMENT
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
Two Deaths From Well Damp.

Lorimor, Oct. 29.-Special: While
working in a we'll on the J. T. Tenha-
gan farm four miles southwest Of
own, Jesse Farran and Charles Allen
were overcome by damp, dying with
in short time. Farran went into
the we'll to set fuse. He was being
raised out of the we'll and when half
way up became unconscious and drop
per TO the bottom. Young Allen, en-
dSavoring to save him, went into the
well and picked him up, but when
about half way up he, too, was over
come and dropped to the bottom of the
we'll. Both we're found dead by
riends. Farran leaves wife, and
Allen was single man.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
CT A S S IF led
ADVERTISING

FOR SAle.-Well improved farm of
III acres located 10 miles west of
Oskaloosa on Des Moines river.
Residence property, 400 North 3rd
street, Oskaloosa, Iowa, One resi-
dence lot located on A avenue east,
between 9th and 10th streets. The
above are the properties Of the
Jno. n, Barnes estate and must be
sold within the next 80 days. l. w.
Clendenon. Executor Jno. r. barnes
Estate, 4Sd3-14w3
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Disposition Of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury.

Upon information originating from
near the scene OF action, Sheriff /. M.
Reed and Deputy Charles Briney, as.
sisted by Constable James Glass, OF
the Woodruff court, made a raid Sat
urday upon the shack" heretofore
operated by the Fieldings near Dur
fee coal camp, in the southwest part
of the county. Officers found a man
| in possession of the building, who
gave the name of John p. COlvetti, an
Italian. Five cases Of beer were
found in the building together with
quantity of whiskey in bottles. Only
a few weeks ago HeZ Fielding was
arrested at the place and several bar
rels of bottled beer found, seized and
brought to town. ,oMr. Fielding when
tarraigned in court on contempt case
for violating an injunction pleaded
not guilty. Colvetd was brought to
Oskaloosa, arraigned before Squire
Woodruff and is in Jail awaiting the
action of the court.
| Judge Byron w. Preston opened
court Saturday morning for half
hour or so to make number of or
,,derS in cases pending. Judge Talbot
disposed of numerous matters during
his work on the preceding day.
Probate.
| Estate of William W. Knight Fin
al report approved, executor discharg-
ed.
| Estate of Mary Moreland, for order
Final report approved and executor
discharged.
Estate of c. A. Simpkins, for order
Administrator ordered to pay certain
claims. -..'
Guardianship OF Thomas J. Clark
Final report approved; guardian dis.
charged.
WIN OF II. II. Orr Admitted to pro.
hate. ..F
Estate OF w. n. Nugent, order. Fl.
mai report approved; administrator
discharged,
| Estate of J. c. Jackson, for order
Administrator is authorized to rent
property of estate.
Guardianship of Samuel Deweese;
final report approved; guardian dis
charged
Estate Clara A. Hamilton, for order.
Claims allowed paid as approved.
Guardianship of Mary c. Miiligan,
: for order; report approved; guardian
authorized to pay claims.
| EStota nf GaOroa Foo ,for Coz ordo.
New deed ordered and approved az
prayed.
| Estate w. H. Barley. Administra-
tor authorized to bring suit against
Samuel Barley.
Law Cases.
Sol Hammond VS.. d. NJ. Bailey. Set.
tied and costs paid.
Equity.
A. A. Briggs VS.. d. II. Briggs, par
tition. Sale aud deed approved.
Robert Van der Molen VS.. unknown
claimants, to quiet title. Supplement
tai decree ordered.
Johnson & McCombs VS.. A. B. Har.
ris, to quiet title. Supplemental de.
cree as prayed. .s
Divorce Cases.
Isaac C. Moore vs.. LueHa Moore.
Petition dismissed on its merits. Judg-
ment vs.{plaintiff for costs.
Ella Dixon VS.. Leonard Dixon. Trial.
Cause dismissed by plaintiff. Judg-
ment against the same for costs.
Ada L. CrHmp VS.. Marshall A.
Grump. Default OF defendant, trial
and decree OF divorce.
Emanuel Pickles VS.. Lydia Pickles.
Trial and decree of divorce as prayed,
Plaintiff may marry thirty days after
payment of costs. ...
Mrs. Eta Fisher VS.. +. l.. Fisher.
Default of defendant, trial and decree
of divorce. Plaintin to be given
charge of minor child. Theodore,
Criminal.
Dan Davis has been appointed by