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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
Chinese wind Cart. I"

The wind cart used for irrigation
purposes by the Chinese consists Of
eight tall mat sails, fixed perpendicu-
larly on a wooden frame The sails
go round with the wind, which causes
the water from the river to be pumped
through a trough.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
Auf Mediterranean.

In memory of our father; gone to
Join his appendix, his tonsils. his OIL
factory nerve, his kidney, his eardrum
and leg prematurely removed by a
rospltal surgeon who craved the ex-
perience.-I ife
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15

The Test of Courage.
She, "You men are such towards"
lie. Anyhow. one Of us married you
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15

subscription News Agency.
Subscriptions for all newspapers, mag
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STAND at the post office.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
SHEA "CUSSES" SHERIFF
Strike Leader Again Arrested at Chi.
cago and Loses His Temper.
Conspiracy Charged.

Cornelius H. Shea, president Of the
International Brotherhood of Team
sters, ami leader in the strike which
has existed in Chicago for the last
two months, was once more arrested
AMI taken to Jail Monday night. With
him on the journey from the saloon
in which be was arrested to the OF.
fee of the sheriff and then taken to
the Jail was Hugh McGee, president
of thn truck drivers union. Both men
were taken into custody on caI'iases
issued On indictments charging them
with conspiracy, which were voted by
the grand jury that adjourned Satur-
day night.
When arrested Shea lost his tenn.
per completely and denount ed tho
sheriff and all his works in e enphatic
language. He was told by the sheriff
that he ould be given all nee essary
time to procure bondsmen, but that
he would i,e taken to Jail at once un.
less he moderated his manner Of
talking.
Shea again broke into violent Ian
guage, and the sheriff, turning to Dep
uties Hona, and Wilson, commanded
them to take Shea to Jail immedi.
ately.
Shea saw that he had gone too far
and attempted to say something to the
sheriff, but the deputies took him
too quickly into the hall, and from
there to the street, where they hailed
a cab and conveyed him to jail. Pres
ident McGee followed in another cab,
and in a few minutes the men were
inside the jail. Both were searched,
according to the usual custom, by Jail.
or Whitman, and were then taken 20
cells and locked up.
After being in prison for a little
more than tvo hours, both Shea and
McGee were released, their attorneys
having procured bonds, which were
approved by Judge Tuthill.
Albert Youag, former president o.
the TeamsteIs' Union, for whom a
warrant was issued, charging him with
criminal libel in connection with as
sertions that Robert ]. Thorpe, Sec
retary of Ward & Co, had offered
$4,000 to have a strike declared
against a rival house Of Sears, Roe
buck & Co., was arrested late Mon
day afternoon. He was taken before
Sheriff Barrett. where he gave bond
for $4,000.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
Indian Territory

Statistician Hyde had no comment
to make on the acreage and condition
estimate Of the bureau Of statistics,
department of agriculture, which was
issued at noon Friday. When seen,
he said he did not care to discuss the
figures of his bureaau, nor those OF
any Of the other firms, organizations
or individuals who have made esti.
mates Of the acreage. Il :.
To Have Report Verified.
Owing to the difference Of Z per
cent in the government report, and
the Southern Cotton Association re-
port, issued May 81, on the reduction
in acreage, the Southern Cotton A.
sociation has taken action looking to
a veriflication OF the two reports.
Secretary Cheatham Of the South
ern Cotton Association has been in
structed to take the matter up with
the government officials and has ad-
dressed the following letter to Sta
tistician John Hyde at Washington,
calling on him for the sources OF the
governments information:
ATLANTA, Ca, June 2, 1905.-John
Hyde, washington, D. C.-Dear Sir:
The government report on reduction
IA cotton acreage for 1905, issued from
your department at noon Friday,
shows a difference Of per cent less
than the report issued by the South
ern Cotton Association at New Or
leans, La, May 81. The association
has been most painstaking and con-
servative in its reports and desires to
verify it with that Of the government,
and will ask that you forward to Its
Office copy Of the detailed sources
from which your report was made
and the manner Of its final tabulation.
"The association also stands ready
to furnish your department with SIM
liar information giving names and
postoflce addresses Of the 1850 re-
porters and business in which they
are engaged, from which reports the
association tabulated it's final esti'
mate.
"A prompt compliance OF your or
ace with this request will very much
obllge, Yours truly,
"RICHARD CHEATHAM,
Secretary Southern Cotton Associa'
tion."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
TORNADO SWEEPS MICHIGAN.
Fierce Storm Leaves Death and De-
struction i'm Its Wake.

Fierce Storm Leaves Death and De-
struction in Its Wake.
An electrical storm which seems to
have gone through lower Michigan on
Monday night, took the form Of a
tornado n the Thumb" district.
Through the counties of Tuscola and
Sanila it swept a path Of death and
devastation half a mile wide. So far
as known two children were killed,
seven people fatally injured and three
seriously hurt
In addition to the above casualties
Elsie Appleman, aged u, was killed by
lightning at Hemlock, in Saginaw
county, and Geo. Morrow was fatally
injured by lighting at Central Lake,
in Charlevoix county. Three men VINO
had taken refuge with Morrow In a
vacant building also sustained severe
shocks.
The tornado started northeast Of
Caro- and took a northeastly direction,
sweeping a path half mile wide in
which residences and farm buildings
were razed to the ground and stock
and crops suffered heavy damages.
Before crossing the line from Tusco-
Ia into Sanilac county, the storm split
in two. The weaker division passed
through Novesta and Snover, while
the more destructive branch passed
farther to the north, reaching Cass
City, Urban and Laing.
Near Colwood the house and barn
Of James H. MuJholland were Destroy
ed and the same fate overlook the
home Of Thomas. Seeley. Near Cass
City thirteen residences and nineteen
barns were blown down.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
Issued By Government Agri-
cultural Department.
REDUCTION 11.4 PER CENT
Condition is Very Poor Compared
With Last Year-Southern Cot
ton Association Wants the
Figures Verified.

The following bulletin on the con-
dition OF the cotton crop was issued
by the department Of agriculture at
Washington Friday:
Returns to the chief Of the bureau
OF statistics Of the department of az
riculture show the total area planted
In cotton in the United States up to
May 25 to be about 2S,120,000 acres,
a decrease of about 100000 acres, or
III per cent from the total acreage
planted last year.
The average condition Of the grow
ing crop of May 25 was 77.2 as COM
pared with s3 On May rs, 1904; 74.1
at the corresponding date in 1903 and
a 10-year average Of s5.3.
The Acreage Decreased.
The percentage Of decreases In
acreage in the different states (the
comparison being with the total area
planted last season. Is as follows:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
YOUNG coRBETT KNOCKED OUT.
Eddie Hanlon Awarded Decision in Ex
citing Fistie Contest.

At San Francisco Friday night, Ed
die Hanlon fought Young Corbett to
a standstill during the last few rounds
of a twenty-round contest and got a
hard-earned decision from Referee Ho-
man at the end OF the twentieth round.
The fight was an exciting one from
start to finish.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
DUCHESS CAPTURES BERLIN.
Sr.de-to-Be of Kaiser's Son Bedazzles
German Capital.

Looking far more attractive than in
any q her pictures, the Duchess Co.
ella of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., drove
publicly into Berlin Saturday. Hun.
ireds Of thousands of der future sub
jects saw her for the first time, and
they received her according to care
fully wrought ont program, which was
gorgeous "A the extreme.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
YELLOW JACK ON ISTHMUS.
Governor Magoon Cables Additional,
information.

Governor Magoon, of the isthmian
canal zone, has cabled additional in
formation regarding yellow fever con-
ditions on the isthmus. No deaths
are reported, although three Ameri-
cans, one Spaniard and one Peruvian
were stricken with the fever during
the four days of May % to 80.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
LOUIS SMITH is INDICTED.
Alleged That North Carolina Man Ab-
stracted Land Warrants.

A Washington dispatch says: Louis
R. Smith of North Carolina, formerly
an employee in the general land Of
fee, was indicted Friday by the grand
iury Of the District Of Columbia, on
a charge of abstracting and selling 80
land warrants.
He confessed the theft when con.
fronted with the evidence against him.
The warrants taken were worth about
$4,000.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
VoELkERSAM WAS KILLED.
Russian Admiral Met Ceath Instead
Of Being Captured.

The state department at Washing
ton has received a dispatch from Min.
lister Griscom at Toxic, stating that it
has been officially announced that Ad.
miral Voelkersam was killed and not
captured, As previously reported to the
department.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
FIVE UNDER MURDER CHARGE.
-Four Men and One Woman, All White,
Lodqed in Clayton Jail.

Monday morning John Frady, Thorn.
as Elliott, Mart Wellborn, Sallie Fra
dy and Zadie Carbon, all white, were
lodged in Jail at Clayton, Ca, charged
with the murder of Malinda Gaines, a
year ago.
The deceased was found near her
home in Persimmon district, in Rabun
county, a year ago. 1t was then sus-
pected that foul play had been used
and that the motive was robbery. The
deceased was seventy-fiye or eight,
years old.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES JAPAN.

Central Portion Of Empire Jared, But
Casualties Are Unknown.
Severe earthquakes haze occurred
in central Japan extending generally
from the province Of Hiroshima to the
strait of Shimonoseki. The extent OF
the damage and loss Of life is not yet
known, but, It is feared, 1t 10 very
heavy.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
TWO "JlMMlEs" BURY HATcHET.
Alexander end Hyde Get Together ard
Settle Differences.

James ". Alexander and James H.
Hyde, president and frs: vice pres
idect of the Equitable, met in New
York Saturday and, It is understood,
decided to forget their C-:Ierences and
to act together hereafter in Equita-
bic affairs.
TIE BASIS of their agreement is
sa.-: 20 lave been that they would
nov attend to lite Insurance. alone
ead keep Wall street oct Of the at
fairs OF the society.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
MACHINE YIELDS TO MAYOR.

Ordinance Leasing PhlIaoeiPh'a 1a4
Plant 10 Withdrawn.
Without a dissenting vote both
branches Of Philadelphia city councils
Thursday withdrew the ordinance au.
thorizing the lease Of the city gas
WORKS to the United Gas Improve
ment company for a period Of seven
ty-flye years, for which privilege the
company was to pay the city $4,000,
900. The appointment Of Potter a:
director OF public safety and Ackes
as director Of public works was also
confirmed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
ORDERED TO LEAVE FLORIDA.

Wife Of Notorious Safe Blower Not
Wanted in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Frank Duncan, wife of the no.
torious safe blower and murderer.
who was captured in Florida and
hanged in Birmingham, Ala, and Mrs.
Fred Stafford, wife of Duncan's par,.
ner, now doing a sentence of fifteen
years at Holder, Fla, for safe blowing,
have been ordered to leave Jackson.
vile by the authorities.
The police believe that if the wo-
men remain in the city, their home
will be a shelter for crooks of all
kinds.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08

Nan Patterson Barred from Theater.
Messrs. Bowen and Talbot, who
own the grand opera house at Colum.
bus, Ohio, have refused to allow Nan
Patterson to use their playhouse.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
NEW CONTRACTS EFFECTIVE.
Naval Stores Business Now Conducted
Under Different Plan.

NdvdI Stofe3 6U8ineSS NO" NonouCseo
Under Different Plan.
A Savannah dispatch: says: Thursday
marked the expiration Of tue naval
stores contracts between the factors
and exporters, and it is expected that
it will mark the beginning Of great
change in the trade.
The Naval Stores Export company
organized with a capital Of $1,250,000
by the factors and operators who felt
aggrieved because the exporters would
not agree 10 renewal Of the old con-
tracts, began taking the receipts at
the "closed ports" Of concerns that
have agreed to do business with 1t.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
DONATES TO GIRLS SCHOOL.
Mrs. Bryan Presents $500 to Georgia
Norma! and Industrial.

AS a result of a correspondence be-
tween President NJ. NJ. Parks and Hon.
W. ]. Bryan of Lincoln, Neb., a do
nation of $500 has been made the
Georgia Normal and Industrial college.
This is from the Bennett scholar
ship fund of $4,000, which was left
to Mrs. W. ]. Bryan for distribution
among the colleges and universities.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-08
TO sEVENTY.TWo MILLIONS.
seaboard Air Line Company Increases
Its Capital Stock.

The Seaboard company hled a Ger.
tificate with the secretary Of state at
',>.>enton, N. j., Thursday afternoon,
increasing its capital stock from $40,-
100000 to S72,O0o,000. Of tL..s amount
s1S,o11,O0O is first preferred stock.
s1s,00O,OoO second preferred and 1855.
J10,GvO common.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-12
SENATE coNFIRMs NOMINATIONS
Four Minister'S and several Seere-
tarles of Em ba ssies ON List.

Four Ministers aud several sesre-
tRrles of Embassies ON List.
WASHINGTON, Dec, 1.-THE senate In
executive session today confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
Ministers--John Barrett of oregon. to Co
lombia; John Hicks of Wisconsin, to Chile;
William w. Russell of the District of Co.
lumbia to Venezuela Edwin V. Morgan of
New York. to Cuba.
Secretaries of Embassies and legations
r. S. Reynolds. Hit Of Illinois, at Rome;
John W. Garrett Of Maryland. at Berlin;
Paxton p. Hibben-Of Indiana, at st. Peters
burg; George l.. -Lorlllard of Rhode Island,
at Copenhagen William f. Sands of the
District of Columbia. ut Panama; Henry l..
James of wisconsin. at Havana. Cuba
Roger s. G.. Boutele, of Illinois, at the
Netherlands Paul Grand DHauteville of
Rhode Island, at Berne. Switzerland.
Consuls General--George c. Cole of West
Virginia, at Buonos Ayres; Alfred L. NJ.
Gottschalk of New York, at Callao. Peru;
Arnold shanklin of Missouri, at Panama
Edward II. Ozmunso OF Minnesota, at Coburg,
Germany.
Consuls-Georee N.Tfft of Idaho at Chat
ham, Ont; Francis b. Keene of Wisconsin,
at Geneva, Switzerland; Gabriel b. Raven
dial of South Dakota, at Dawson City,
Yukon Territory John b. Richardson of
Kansas, at Jalapa, Mex; E. E. Young of
South Dakota. at Smyrna Turkey; William
Harrison Bradley of Illinois, at Manchester,
England; Frank Dillingham; of California,
at Stuttgart Wurtemburg; Pierre Paul
Bemers OF New Hampshire, at Barran-
quila. Colombia: Milo A. Jewett of Massa-
chusetts, at Treziband, Turkey; ]. E. Jones
~. .a 49,.
churia Harry A. Conant of Michigan, at
Windsor Ont; Edward A. Creevey OF Penn
sylvania at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia James
W. Davidson OF Minnesota, at AntunS.
China; James z. Dunning of Maine, at
Milan, Italy; Thomas d. Edward of South
Dakota, at Ciudad Juarez, Mex; Ernest l..
Harris of Illinois, at Chemnitz. Saxony.
Marshals-Setht Bullock. district of South
Dakota. ,.--- . H.. ...e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-12

members OF the senate be given strength
TO bear each others burdens.
The debate on the Tiilman bill was en-
gagged In by a number Of senator's Mr..
Foraker declared that the bill proved its
author believed the present laws were suiii-
Client to correct all alleged transportation
evils except excessive RATES. and that there
was ample sprovision for the punishment of
rebate giving. Mr.. Till-Ran responded that
he had thought the laws sufficient until the
investigation begun by Messrs Judson and
Harmon into the Santa sIfe case had termin-
ated in a pittable; 9Rscp. Mr. Foraker
asserted that the law could not be blamed
If some person fell short in his duty" Mr..
Foraker intlmated in his discussion that
there would be some extended controversies
before the railroad rate bills were disposed
Of this session. -t. zsg .l
After more than. q, score Of senators
had discussed the Panama BILL it was re-
ferred TO the appropriation committee by a
vote OF forty to twenty-three.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-12
THOMPSON, l5lELDlzm sCa
Howard and Sixteenth Streets

Higgins Comm, Reynolds Pa.). Geppcr
MP R Mo9n 1T, Tpspn2 Sya Reid (Ark Lloyd
ky Mcclure T0llS smith SijrizoI.' ''i Az
drews IN. M Kalanianaole GIawaiD.
Elections No. imam Qll.), Powers (Me),
Knapp IN. ", Young CMlchD, Mouser CO),
l.illey (Pa), James tky), Wood (Mo),
Brooks (TeX)
Elections No. 2-olmstead (Pa). Miller
(kan.l, Weems 90, Hoar (Mass.), Burke
pa Murphy Odo). Talbot Md. Byrd
(Mlss), Butler CTenn).
Elections No. 9-Driscoll IN. ", Cassett
lPa.l Humphrey tMasho Bannon lo),
YanWinke On. j., Fulkerson CMo), Ran
dell CTeX), Claude Kitchin IN. c., Gill
Coinage, Weights and Measures-southard
(OO Bowersock (Kan.), Hedge Qa.),
Cromer Qnd.), Dresser pa, Wood IN. j.,
Knowland Cali, Lowering (Mass), Iillcy
tPaD, Scroggy (O), Gaines Crenn), Suli-
van IN. ", Hardwick (Ga.), Southall CVa),
Helin (Ala.J, Wallace (Ark), Kalanianaols
,llawaiD. .-. ...
Rivers and Harbors.
Rivers and Harbors-Burton (O). Dovencr
Alexander IN. W, Lawrence Mass,
Davidson CWls), McLachan (CalD. Lorimcr
IlJ. Jones CWash), Bede (Minn), Ellis
Mo-. Lester (Ga), Bankhead (AlaD,
Sparkman Fla.), Ransdell (La), Burgess
CTex( humphreys (Mtss).
Railways and Canals-Davidson CWis.l,
Roberts (Mass.) Deemer (Pa.), Knapp IN
", Hun pa, woodward wv. va, Cooper
tPa.),' Bannon 90. Burton Oel), Burnett
AAlu.l, SIllln NNfuD, lJdNlSOn wv. val, BQL-
Agriculture Wadsworth IN. ", Henry
tConnG haugen DAD, Scott (Kan), Has
Brooks fColO), Adams (Wis). Davis
tMinnl. Lafean (Pa.), Cocks IN. V, Lamb
tNa), Bowie (Ala.l, Lever IS: c.. Trimblc
Ky. Gambler tMissl Field CrexD' An
Postoffices and Post Roads-overstreet
dnd9. Gardner, IN. -. sperry Conn ,
tioebSsl toj, steen e ((MinnJ, Stafford
tWis.), Darragh (Mich.), Murdoch (kan =
Dwight (N. ". Moon (Tenn.); Griggs ga ;
Finley Is. c., Lloyd (MoD, Small IN. c.,
Hin (Miss,l. Smith (Ariz.).
Public Lands-Lacey Ga.), Miller (l(an },
Mimi, Dixon lMont), Knopf dIlJ, Nc
Carthy (Neb), French GdaD, Smith (Cal ,
Gronna IN. d., pyndall CMoo Burnett
SAla), Rucker OMo.) Gaines Crenn), Byrd
tArk) Smith (Ariz.J.
Indian Affairs.
Indian Anairs--Sherman IN. ", Curtis
(Kan.), Lacey DAD, Marshall IN. d.
W, fd6rmann COreJ, Buchanan Mimi,
liinshaw (Neb), Hogg (Colol, woodward
GW;, Va, stephens Tex, Zenoi, QndD
IS. c., Van Duzer (Nev), Mcclure (Okla.)
Manufactures - Sibley Pa), Greene
Mass, MGMorTan CMlch2 Hale Crenq1(
schneebeli Pa). Weisse CWis), Hum
MOD Ben. GGa1, Johnson Is, c., w W.
Mines and Mining-Brown CwisD. pals
(Pa.), Scott (Kan,), Hun (Pa), DiXor
(Montl, Williamson (Ore), Howell CUtah)
Bonynge (Colo) Shartel MO-, Stanley
(ky), Fchin (AlaD, Lee (Ga), Hunt (Mo)
REID tArk), Andrews IN. NJ
Public Buildings anc Grounds-Barthold
nor Ga,), Martin Is D.. Minor CWisD
Rodenberg Hll), Norris (Neb.), Frederick
lands Und), Andrews IN. ", BankheaC
(Ala) Brantley (Ga). Thomas IN. c.
Bowers (Miss).
Pacifcoi Railroads-Butler pa Driscol
IN, ", Often (Wis.), Palmer CPa), Kin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-12
FIRE RECORD.
I'D. PAM Ro1Ier MIN.


ST PAUL Neb,, Dec. n.-CSpecial)-
Early this morning, between and 3
O'Clock, fire broke out in the ST. Paul
Milling and Grain companys roller mill
In this city. The hFe which oriT'nated in
the engine room. was famed by Il high
gale and spread so rapidly that the fire
department was powerless TO cope with it
and in short time the large mill building
and the adjoining warehouse were burned
to the ground. The valuation OF the en-
tire plant was about $4,000 and there was
s. eco or 5000 worth Of stock in the build
ing. none OF which was, saved. The in
stuanee was very low only 5000 on mill
building and machinery and $500 on the
warehouse. and none whatever on the
stock This entails very heavy loss on
Murray Haywood. the principal owner Of
the business and the destruction Of the
mill is general loss to the community.
For more than twenty years this mill has
been among the leading ones Of the state
and was at the present time doing large
and growing business.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-12
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