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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
STREET CAR MEN OUT
NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY AND FL
EvATED LINES TIEs UP "
MALkouT OF EMPLOYEES.

Now York, March IA strike by
5000 employees Of the marlborough
Rapid Transit company, operating the
subway and Manhattan elevated lines
In this city which took eneSt at a
q. M, was one Of the most comPIsts in
It's early stages Of any II the history
of New York.
Crews OF strike breakers wore NM
ried to the northern ends Of the linSSs
but not many were found who under
stood the manipulation of Airbrakes.
{ IN the subway crews were secured for
10 few trains, which were run up and
down over short stretches In an EFFORT
TO teaeh new men the method Of opera
( tion. Similar efforts were made ON the
elevated lines. " 0
Surface lines reaped 9 harvest. Hum
dreds Of thousands Of persons aacus-
toned to being Whirled down town on
express trains and who knew nothing
of the strike until they reached the
streets after brealsfa asst hustled fer the
nearest car 1inS. N
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10

nations to the senate. including all OF
the members OF the present cabinet
Apt Postmaster General Wynne.i
4 rge B. Cortelyou was nominated
! s. that affice.
s.ae list of nominations also in
| I'D appointments of ambassadors,
j sters, consuls general and consuls,
& =. liz as have been decided upon. and
d s snator Cockrell as interstate COM
d 3e commissioner. There We're few
rises in the list, as most of the ap-
p 3ments made. to the principal
ps heretofore have been announced,
q Vast in semi official way,
ser in the day the senate, in exec
ul session, confirmed the nomina.
uons of all members sf the cabinet,
& u Il 4 Z . -,. +" j Il
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
AROUND MI. STATE
Cattle Prices Predicted to Ad..
vance Because Of Scarcity
Of Shippers
New Cathedral at Sioux lls-
North Carolina will. Z ay
K 3Sts5le = Is
Large Bank Deposits


The agricultural department. -
Washington, which now has the ssu-
pervision OF the forest reserve Of the
Black Hills. has made several sweep
Ing orders, the most important being
the one demanding that all fences and
improvements be removed from lands
that are being occupied by settlers
without title. The order has created
general CONSERVATION among q good
many settlers who for years have been
occupying land not proved up on.
Throughout the districts that are af-
fscted petitions are being circulated
~ the settlers wAich are to be pre-
scented to Secretary Wilson of the agri-
cultural department asking that time
bs given them to prove up on those
lands. A good many Of the properties
are well improved, with houses and
barns, and it will mean the loss OF
many thousands of dollars to the set
tiers to be compelled to vacate.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
From the Worlds Greatest
Battlefield Russia's Forces
Flee
Japanese VaIor and Endurance
Crowned with 4, Decisive
Victory

" For ten days the Japanese and Rus
sian armies in Manchuria have beeh
engaged in mighty conflict, tho issne
(which has not yet been rearhe N. A.
though the mist Of the news frpn, thss
scene Of the battle comes through
Russian sources and consequently 10y
be supposed to present the tatRp - 40
favorable q light as possible Tor the
Russian arms, It is evident thAt tho
Japanese made some gains Tuesday.
st. Petersburg haa an unomcial report
that General Kuropatllin's esnter has
been broken and that thirtesn sisge
guns have fallen into tho hands q the
Jassne go. s,:: gums. whieh ars of
six and etght-inch caliber. Mere giyen
permanent emplacements Al the line
sak the railroad north of shakhe Sta
Mon, the fact eyidenoing the contl-
5dcncs % the Russians that the Japs
nese could not penetrate thither.
In ST Petersburg II n generally be-
8lieyed that General Kurop1k HIN Vs..
Tuesday hShtinx rear guard action3
lto cover his retreat md tha& tho night,
will have witnessed q large Withdrnw-
sal OF troops toward Ei0 pass. All ofl
'ths command -chief's ability. II is
sconsid dared, VIII No required tos extri-s
elts his army from ID present ir1e.
3dlsament. The Issue it II enpSlcted.
Will soon be decided and j. fareats dealE
ulquesti tionAbly depsuds sen 4 the so1l-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
HEAVY LOSS By I1..i
TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS OF FAC
TORY BUILDINGS BURN AT
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, March s.The
plant Of the American Cereal company,
the largest of it's kind in the world,
comprising two entire blocks of brick
and iron structures, was destroyed by.
fire during the night with the excep-
tion of small group of storage and
packing rooms. The loss is estimated.
at s1,50O,0O0. with insurance at nearly
$1,0O0,OO0. Two persons are known to
have lost their lives in the fire.
The fire started in the hull grinding
room ef ena of the elevators and q
sheet OF flame enyeIoneu that strue-
tnre In ten minutes more the flames
had crossed the avenue to the mill
group of buildings and the iremen
were powerless to prevent the spread
of the flames in either direction. The
fire burned northward against the
wind slowly in the mill group and
southwark with the wind in the eleva-
tor group with fearful rapidity. Five
story brick walls crumbled and fell
with q roar heard for many blocks
Clouds of embers were driven by
strong wind over an area six blocks
square and large number of men with
small hose and buckets were drench-
ing the roofs Of these buildings while
in the vicinity of the fire there was an
exodus of families from many houses.
Telegrams for help were sent to the
river cities and smaller towns. The
cereal mill employs in the neighbor-
hood Of 800 men and the loss will be q
serious blow to the city.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
FLEE FROM MITKDEN
RUSSIANS IN FULL RETREAT 70.
THE NoRTHWARD FROM
STRONGHOLD.

London, March 8. The Daily Tsle-
graphs correspondent at Toxic says:
n Reports are current here that the
Russians are In retreat and preparing
TO destroy the railway north Of Muk-
den. General Kuropatkin is said to
have gone to Fushun after holding q
council of war Of 100 officers His left
rear guard, consisting Of 90, 900 picked
troops, is retiring. Chinese report
that Mukden has been completely.
evacuated anu that its great magazines
were set On fire BY Japanese artillery.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
Now Cathedral Prepesea.

The construction Of 9 magniaoeat
cathedral, to cost In the neishborhood
Ct 100000, i being planned by lead
Ing Catholics Of Sioux Falls diocese.
It e the; intention to erect the building
u Sioux Falls. # the enterprise 10
successful the cathedral will. when
completed, be one of the finest struc-
lures Of the kind IN the Northwest;
II present plans materialize the pro
posed cathedral will be erected within
the next two or three years.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
HILL INTER RESTS WIN.
FEDERAL SUPREME COURT DE-
clDEs FIGHT FOR CONTROL
or NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Washington, March THE supreme
court Of the United States has affirmed
the decision Of the circuit court of APP
ipeals for the Third circuit in the
case Of Hartman VS.. the Northern
Securities company, involving the dis
tribution Of the shares In the North
ern Securities company. The decision
q favorable to the Hill interests.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
"Wednesday, March 8.

3 sf
At East st. Louis, Ill.,, the plant of
the Missouri Mallable Iron company on
Fifteenth street was damaged by fire
Tuesday night to the extent of $780,
900.
Arrangements for the entertainment
of President Roosevelt at their annual
dinner in New York city by the Friend
~ Sons Of st. Patrick March II have
been concluded.
John G. Jones of Chicago, a former
member of the Illinois legislature, has
been elected president of the Contra,
American exposition to be held in
Washington Sept. 1.
The regent Of Norway, Grown Prince
Gustaf, has invited former Finance
Minister Nicholson to form new cab
met in succession to the Hagerup min.
istry, which resigned March /.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
Cattle Prices q Be High.

Cattlemen generally throughout the
range are feeling much pleased over
the outlook for the seasons shipments.
They believe that the price Of stock
will be high, owing to the scarcity Of
shippers and to the agitation now la
progress against the packers One
prominent cattleman estimates that
there are not over SOC. .O00 head ef all
sizes Of stock on the Western range
between the Missouri river and Cen
tral Montana, which is q third less
than might have bssn found Il tho,
0ishties.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
NEWS CONVERSATIONS
Thursday, March z.


Marshall Field, the well known mer-
chant, is confined to his home in Chi
cago with a broken leg, the result of q
fall on an icy sidewalk.
James B. Duke. president OF the
American Tobacco company, is report
ed to be seriously iii at his residence
in New York city from blood poison
ing.
immigration statistics show more
than 13O per cent increase Of new
comers during the month of February
over the corresponding period Of last
year.
Notices have been posted at all the
plants of the H. C. Frick company in
the Pennsylvania coke region Of 8 8 ! 70 9
per cent increase in wages to begin
March 1.
Richard w. Rathbone, for the last
fifty years official flour inspector Of
the Chicago board of trade and one OF
its Oldest members, is dead. aged
eighty years.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
coMMlssIoNE coMPANYI FAILs.
Receiver Is Named for Big Concern by
Minneapolis Court.

H - =
Minneapolis, March SThe Coei
Commission company is III the hands
OF 2 receiver. The assets are .sproble-
matfcal' & and the liabilities are from,
100000 to 81. .OoO. 900. Judge "A. M.
HARRISON Of Minneapolis has been ap-
pointed receiver.
The fight between the company and.
the Minneapolis chamber OF commerce
and the Chicago board of trade has re-
suited In defeat for the Coe com.
pany.
Hundreds Of telegraph operators and
once employees are thrown out Of em-
sployment and thousands sc miles OF
leased wires all over the country are
silent.
The commission company could not;
satisfy an execution for $344.S3, the
amount Of Judgment secured in the
muntcipal court by Lawrence King Of
Redwood Falls.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
Ed Grillo OF Cincinnati for

tion to ]. Ed Grillo OF Cincinnati for
$12,600.
Max Loeb Of Appleton won the final
oratorical contest of the University of
Wisconsin at Madison and will repre-
sent Wisconsin university in the north
ern oratorical league contest at Evans
ton.
Baron Lambermont, secretary gen
eral of the Belgian foreign Office, died
Monday following stroke of paralysis.
on Saturday. For half a century the
baron had much to do with directing
the foreign policy of Belgium.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
ON MURDER CHARGE.

johann, Hoch Indicted ~ Chicago
Grand Jury
Chicago. March Johann Hoch,
t-bisamist, has been indicted ~
the grand Jury tor murder.
The specific charge on which the
Indictment was found is that Hoch
murdered his last wife but one, 6rs.
Marie WalckeE-Eioch.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
Governor Names state of,ioI.Is.

s Governor Elrod Friday sent to the
senate the following list OF appoint
ments: Insurance commissioner, u. C.:
Pertins Of Sissston; public examiner.
F. u. Bramble of Watertown; food.
and dairy commissio r. w. Small
Of w Webster; mine inspector, Nicholas
;Treweek, Sr., Of Lead members Of
Soldiers home board. Charles "A. Mar
shall OF Rapid City, 8. Pratt Of Spear
Ash and g. w. Snow 81 Springds dsld.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
Bank Tllls Well Filled.

George A Sillsby, who has made -
examination Of the different banks III
the Black Hills il I'll tsss 6 acity Of state.
bank examiner, reports that the insti-
tutions in the Hills are all firmly es-
tablished and in a thrifty condition.
One bank in Lead has q deposit Of 81
100000, which Is the largest In the
state. The different banks in the state
have an aggregate deposit of nearly
$38, ,000, 900. The financial condition
Of the state, according to Mr.. Sillsby,
u excellent and the coming year, he
predicts, will.be unusually prosperous.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
inches. and the hurdles Ia Ii SIS rec;
Sonila 49, lsss $500 ;.aa
70 Hear County Scat Case.

Judge Gary has refused to grant m
erder to show cause In tho Walworth
county seat fight in which Bangor 10
attempting to get the county seat back
from selby. In refusing the order
Judge Gaffy called q special term of
court in that county for ths ~ eS
April tothear the whole case,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
sEvEn DEAD, FORTY INJURED.
Collision OF Passenger Trains Il cilf-
ton Station, "a.

Pittsburg, March After the most
searching nyestigation It Is now prac-
tically certain that the list Of dead
caused by the collision between the
two special trains from Cleveland On;
the Pennsylvania railroad at Clifton
Station will not exceed seven, all mem.
'bers Of the Ohio state militia The
list Of injured will reach forty, six or
seven of whom are likely to die.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
TIE Le1toal z, 1Ee.

# The Leoical ~
.Did yoa ever hare insQlnlli ss
s.Surei NJ replied the nan Rk0
tenda to know 1t all. u
hat did yons DO for II IN
s'Just slept II ID. {. ssas'
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
Friday, March 8.

Prince syiatopolk- -Mirsky, former
Russian minister of the interior, is
seriously Ill at Kharkoff.
Six children were killed by an ava
lanche which overwhelmed the house
of a peasant near Ausser, Austria.
Emperor Williams Southern excnr-
sion, on which he starts about March
%, will include visit to the Pertu-
guese king and queen at Lisbon.
General Booth of the Salvation Army
started from London Thursday on his
first visit to Jerusalem, where he will
-nola an open air meeting on Mount
Calvary. * ~.
Edward L. Preetorious, editor of the
st. Louis Westliche Post, has declined
the decoration of Cheyalier OF the
Royal Order of the Red Eagle, ten
dered him by Emperor William.
The German government, instead of
rearming the artillery during a period
of several years as the army appro-
priation bill Indicated, is proceeding
to rearm it as fast as guns can be
manufactured.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
TUESDAY, March I

The boundary treaty between Costa
Rica and Panama has been signed.
The chief sof police of 7ialystock.
Russian Poland has been assassi-
mated.
Jewelfy worth IS 900 has bsen
stolen from the apartments OF dudley
Olcott, 4 well known New York club.
man.
George p. lennon Of St. Paul has
sold his half interest In the Toledo
shasehall club Of the American asaocia-
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10

Send il your subscription to the
sDI'ENocRAr today. Three months for
bcsnts.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
8MAkEs cHARoE or sRisERY.
Colorado legislator offered s1,s0o for
1is Vote.


Hisl Vote.
s Denver, March A sensation was
sprung in the Joint convention OF the
general assembly during the day by.
Senator r. W Morgan, Rep, who an
nounced that 81 800 had been offered
him and $3.50 had already been given
him for his vote for Governor Alva
Adams in his contest for governor.
Senator Morgan named James M. Her
bort, vice president and general man
sager Of the Colorado Southern railroad,
and Postmaster Daniel Sullivan of
Cripple Creek as the men who attempt.
ed to bribe him. "A committee was Inn;
EmediateIy appointed to investigate the
bribery charges.
SEVEN DEAD, FORTY INJURED.
Collision Of Passenger Trains at elf
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-03-10
Saturday, March a,

y
An alarming prevalence Of csrebro
prevails in New York.
e II. G. "A. Denkman, pioneer lumber.
man with large timber interests in the
Northwest, is dead at Rock Island, III.
He was eighty-three years old
The civil marriage of Elsie Porter,
daughter of the American ambassador
to France, and Edwin Mende Of Zu-
rich, Switzerland, was performed FRI
day at Paris.
Richard Somers Hayes, the railroad
capitalist, is dead at New York city
after a lingering illness. He was Afty-
nine years old. Mr. Hayes was at one
time president of the st. Paul and
Duluth road. :s. E
The war department has issued an
order relieving Brigadier General
Frederick Funston from the command
of the department Of the Lakes and
assigning him to the command Of the
department Of California
Monday, March 6.
IsssEs "a 0t ~ ZAOA ~ SOOA " OS eStADASneQ
near the City of Mexico by John Alex
andef Dowie.
a high official of the United States
Steel corporation says that a general
increase sof the wages Of the employees
OF that company is under constdera-
tion. s
The High Wall one Of the finest
OF the private dormitories for Yale
students at New Haven, Conn, has
been damage red by fire to the extent Of
310. 900.
Chancellor H. (. Muldrow, who
served as first assistant secretary Of
the Interior during Grover Cleveland,s q
second term, is dead at starkyille,
Miss. aged sixty-eight years.
The Columbia River and Northern
railway has been sold for approximate
|8ly $1,0 000, 900. presumably to Eastern
capitalists. though In reality IT il
thought. 70 the Northern Pacific.
Tuesday, March
The boundary treaty between Costa
Rica and Panama has been signed.
The chief OF police Of Rialystock.
Russian Poland, has been assassi-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-23
JUSTICE BLOCKS
ARCANUM RAISE
Judge Gaynor Decides the Order
Cannot Change the Assess
ments. =.

New York, Dec. 23:-Justice Gaynor
in the supreme court in Brooklyn today
handed down decision in the case Of
James L. Mock, formerly secretary Of
Berkeley, council, 1854, Royal Arcanum,
of Brooklyn. and others against the su-
preme council of the order, denying the
right of the supreme council to raise the
rates or in any way change the assess
ments OF member from what they
were when the member was admitted
into the order. Justice Gaynor said:
1.-THE an amendments complained of,
which are lnthe assessments, are void
for the reason that they change the con
tracts Of the members Of the organiza.
tion. - .5ss. ! ~ III
The hearing in this action took up
two days, and among the witnesses were
William 0. Robson, secretary of the sur:
preme council. Mr.. Robson said the
| RoyalArcanum had nowsin force about
$575, 100000 in. insurance certificates
| and that under the. law of Massachu:
setts the order had the right to increase
the assessment or; change the rates I'M
der proper procedure. .,~.:f.< :. T..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-23
SHIPPERS WON'T QUIT.
Will Wait and See How Well Promise
|. 's.- " Is Carried Out.

Shippers who have led in the fight
for stronger legislation and for the abo-
lition Of rebates will not quit with the
assurance to be conveyed by the rail
road men to the interstate commerce
commission that rebates will cease.
They take the position that the rail-
roads will have to make good their
promise and demonstrate that they are
willing and able to carry it out before
the work Of the shippers organizations
is dropped. ~ ri y
George s. LOTUS of the LOTUS Hub
| bard Elevator company, st. Paul, indie
pendent grain men and hay dealers, is
one of the prime movers among the
shippers and chairman of the transpor-
tation committee Of the National Hay
association: He said today, comment
ing on the forthcoming promise:
''Of course we are glad to hear that
the railroad officials are preparing to
give renewed assurances to the authori.
ties that they will obey the law. We
hope those promises will be literally. car
! ried out. But there have been a good
many such promises and gentlemen IS
agreements made in the past, only to be
broken again at the first opportunity
| In view Of such a record, we do not feel
like relaxing our vigilance Or ending oul
campaign for more effective legislation
l am not saying that the railroad Off
Gals DO not intend to keep such a prom
Use, but we want to see how it works
and how faithfully it is kept, before
trusting everything in their hands,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-23
BEHRING SERUM
TEST ON CATTLE
White Plague Cure Makes Ami.
mails Immune in Thoro Series
Of Experiments.
Journal Special Service.


Paris, Dec. 22.-During a series of
Of bovo vaccine sent by Professor Beh-
ring, the serum expert, for use at a
gathering of the most eminent physi-
clans in France, at Melun, it was dem
onstrated that this serum prevents
tuberculosis among cattle.
The experiments conducted at Melun,
it is the general belief Of the doctors
present, constitute the greatest step yet
taken toward the discovery Of a serum
culosis among human beings.
Doctors pronounced the experiments
at Melun absolutely conclusive. Under
the supervision of Professor Vellee, of
the Alfort Medical college, and Secre-
tary Rissignol of the Society of Veteri-
nary Surgeons, forty head Of cattle
were procured. A number of these
were inoculated with bovo vaccine.
These, with. "a number of others, not vac
cinated, were placed among still other
cattle already afflicted with pulmonary
tuberculosis. T. y" =
The unvaccinated cattle contracted
the tuberculosis, while those inoculated
with the bovo vaccine proved to be i'm
mune from the disease. ~ =
Then the experiments were repeated
but this time, to demonstrate fully the
power Of the bovo vaccine by inocula.
tion instead Of mere contact. A mum.
Der Of fresh cattle not used in the first
series Of experiments, had the bovo-vac.
cine injected into the veins and under
the hide. They and others not treated
| with the boyoa vaccine, were inoculated
| woth a virulent culture of pulmonary
| tuberculosis.
! The effect was equally decisive. The
unvaccinated cattle took pulmonary tu
| berculosis in it's worst form. The vac
cinated cattle were absolutely free from
| it. = =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-23
FIRE AT CASS LAKE

- Cass Lake, Mimi, Dec. 2S.-The
Johnston & Toole building was de-
Sstroyed by fire today. The fire orig
mated in the rear of the storeroom &C.
discovered had gained considerable
Roadway The fremen directed their. eff
forts toward preventing spread Of
the flames to adjoining property, but
the home of Mike Eagan, adjoining
was soon in; flames and was burned to
the ground. =.
The destruction Of the Johnston &
Tooles building removes one Of the old
landmarks Of ,Cass Lake. It was erected
some time before the TOWNSHIP was
plated: The losses are cnly partially
covered by insurance.