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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
vanderford II II
Young chas.
Dir tlict 4

i ID.
brown Ell, brown barley, Brown l.
", brown b, Brown u +, Brown VII
Blalacl1 b, blackburn, X, Hcasley |
A J, Brooks r., Brannon II, Brannon
J W. Brrnnonw L, Brannon r, Bran
nonI NJ. brown NJ. Baxter Len, Browr
I'd. brown John, col. Eovkin $. Bilups
b, Eoman 1T. Berry J W, Bare cs.
brown Lee, bush F, Earnes F.
Burch II, Bastic John, baldwin Geo
Groom II Is. currle G Il, ChIlds w :
cooper will coleville A, crabtree
Gaines cargo Bill, cooper hemp, cow
art ] O, chestnut W v, clark A, clark
j N, cochran ] +, crawford Miles, COW
art W, cooper P, crosby G l.. coaker
Berry, campbell c, clmbell george
paws 4. H., Davis Alonz,. picker
son Joe, pick NJ, Deuitt John DiclSin
frank. DicLin $ II, porsett VIM. Dors
ct Henry, j B. Dickin John, Daugh-
drill Ep
Ester Fan, Easterling \. Evans W ].
Enbank D W. Eubank Gefrge. Enbank
W ", Ephriom Lewis, Eubaak X, Erk
hart W NJ
Fason Jim, rordham will, French
Jim. Fry W +. Fry Edward, Floyd pete
Fagin charles
Green J B. Greer. II q, Griffin C l..
Gordon will, Green l.. Gibson W G,
Gibson I, Griffin VI NJ, groves b +,
Gale Alex, Glun WIN, Green B, Green
r. q
l'avard will, Havald peta. uavard n
lis, navarro chaS. holland W. harris
Jim nall Artie, HALL Morris, harrison
4. s., uelverson phillip, uoynie j. d.
nays walter, ham $. n. liam J. a. Ha
we'll WI. henderson l.. e. henderson
j. u Isaacson $. u. hamilton Frrnk !
nollsnd J. L. House Belle, harris c.
L.
Johnson +. L.. Jones tom. Jones
simson. Jones oliver, Jones Henr5,
j ,hnson charles Jefferson G. H., ia t
cobs j. $, jackson ". a.
Kittrell J. =, kennedy Ct, F. Keel
T. II, Knott Munson, Kohlcr j., kemp
John
langley II L, langley W, Lewis W
II, Long W T. Lowry VI, Lewis B
l., Lone W, Love walter
Mcleod B p, Mc.eod a $, Mcleod p W
Mcleod w 4, McInnis Jack. MoInniS !
l., Mallett @, Mallett G r., Mason Mil !
ton, Mason +, monroe jim, Myers FRED
McI.ain :. Monk W W, Mallct will, NC
mnis Ellis. Moffett j X, Mallett T.,
Marin 4. Marshall I j, McRaesy } NJ,
Mccullen sherman, Martin June. MAR
shall pike. Miller Jim. col, Moifett TO
ney, Mckay IN, Mcclae "
Nix I'd III, Nard will nelson joe
oconner IF, outerbridge VIC
Pcarce q ". pcarce T. pcarce W
L, peat will, poe Isaiah. Prelchect ".
Powell NJ, Pgrler II. prime Oh, parnel /
j II, POLK b, Patton J u. Pattcr Sed.
Pope rich, perry WIN, Pistole 10. prem
t!ss 7 ], reed frank, Rolox preston,
W T. Rhodes ban, Rice II
reeves george, Ronsifer west, Roper
NJ, Reeves CIV
scarborough ", stearns B ". sum-
neral u, smith Aaron, stringer John,
shocSlcy John
Tribbett j. f., Trobbet ]. NJ. rho
mson Jim, TErrill Bob. rhomos Aoron
TANNER Imhb thomson. p. NJ. Thom
os Lure, Taylor sam raylor J. :.
voltz ] w
Williams j. W. williams Moth viii
liars Arclir williams JOS. W.. wool
ard q ". wi@gens g. G. williams bill
williams san williams ]. p. Jr vii
l;ams pave col. wilson hubert, wall
John, williams Robt Edeard williars
white p. wallace r r. Walton lib
whiteH c, woobcock John
District 5
B
Beech I. Brannan TIL. Drannan b
II. Rrannan y T.. Plannan G =. Ho~. r
5. Fox " 5, Rlack D ", Black / L, Byrd
W 1. nexlcy ] ]
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cochran
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
Taylor Frank.

Washington Will White ARTS,
Williams ]. f.. Williams II. p. Will
liams Mack, Villains Fletcher, Will
liams Atlas, Wexford Lawrence,
Whitfield lsom, Wesley John. Walk
en- c. III.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

Please Toxic notice that am still doing busine<
1t the stand and still dispense my goods any one
5 reported that ain not among the living any
more, bit intend to enlarge my binding
Increase trade Now boys Come to see when you
town and look at III some owes
something bring your check. Respectfully.
j. Nj Friedman
Ok II Government St Mobile Ala
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
Lambert A A

Lambert
meadows n, .laiurray author.
Moody X, Maady y y, moro 0 /, va
lone II i, MicbacfSid, Mcqueen DR.
pipkins W /, pipklns ? P, ripl,ins
rose i II. rodgers color, robert
son Lewis, robertson A
smith G. smith \. strong John,
sylvester ", smith Bue, sowels BEL
turner LIZ
vanderford II II
white NJ, wcldy J NJ. washam frank
williams ", williams Author, will
liams John,
Young chas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
State Of Mississippi.


Grammar T. a., Beech Joe, Brown
VIM. VIM. BreIand
Cade W. A., Bradley
Buck Benz Bramlctt I
a., Beniamine Rich, Billiard J. K.
Block Will, Brewer c. g.
Chuchwell, S. l., Clark r. L..
Dobs John, Dry J. N. Davis vi.
Denmark S. A., Denmark ]. j., De;l
ton NJ. p.
Eel J. N, Eel W. O.. Eel ].
w.
Farley f. Fountain II !" Farley
Will.
Graham lobe, Gibson S. G.,
Geeen Jiln.
Hyatt Dan, Iiarris Chas., Harper
T. E, Haygood Allen, Hullett A j..
Hudson Manuel.
Jerinaan ]. w, Johnson w. II. Jack
son Israel, Johnson r. j., johnson
". L.
Knowles Fl. s., Kcllum Henry,
Kooncc John.
Lewis Burnley, Logan H. G., Lop-
er c. 3.
Mitchell Ned, Montgomery J. A.,
Miller Elias, Miller Walter. Morett
Alex, Mclnnis W. D., Moore B. d.,
Mckaskill VIM, McKaskill Monroe,
aaict ann Tom.
O
Orange Fl. NJ.
Pierce A. j., Fierce j., Perkins G
E., Pierce H. p, Powc Author, Por-
ter D. G.
Rockwell W. A.
Shepherd w. s., Stinson VIII. Sim
ley J. H., Stinson L. II, Spears Aa-
ron.
Taylor Frank.
w
Washington WILL White Arfis,
Williams ]. f.. Williams H. p. Will
liams Mack, W ll'ams Fletcher, VIII
liams Atlas, Wexford Lawrence.
Whitfield lsom, Wesley John. Walk
er c. H.
Yates J. Y, yo"oglfIarry.
District No.2
Adams j.
banks James, Banks tom. Bvrd
]. W. Brewer |, Brewer &, brock VII,
notion pan. Booclie nd, hurley b,
Baxter p, Baxter James.
carson calvin, clark Norman, clark
Reuben.
paws robert, pearman CIV
rzell l., Evans W. Elliott W VI.
Ltheredge /. nc, Ezell Z l., mclton
W j.
Gardner VIM.
nazle John. Fare II. natter willis
Jones John (coD, Jenkins bill,
Johnson will, jackson @ u, Jackson
A, jackson Il.
Kittrell D, Kittrell W y, Kittrell b
Lane | X, aper coleman. Lane j
W. T.ingcnielter +, Leverett L L, Lane
] W. Lane W
Moray sylvester, Nccann sam,
mccarthy George, Murray vi, Murray
VI.
nelson Jim, Sorsworthy 1w
odom vince, cdom IL
pettns vii, rackerLink. packer
sam, Packer Vance
Rcynolds Doll'h, Riency 7, rig
nay Taylol., oberts Wv
strickland T S. strickland Kngene,
smith rom, Smith will, smith rom,
scott Jim, smith J +, starks robson,
sumeilll B,
II
turner nathan col
w
wright NJ. white Monroe, white
cl,arl, y. williams } ?, williams u \,
Williams \ J, wicks harvey, webb
george. walker sam, valley willis eel
wimbourne A W. walker /. W
District 3
Ryrd j. brewer oc rye, howell
brewer, ireland x, nall i \, Ball +
n, brewer. ] II. Rradly y =, BYRD 4 j
combs lIonry,elouch }, clifton c G
l.nnnnaml !. !, Davis Jim cob, pa
Wis i
Evans r. Edmon ASA
Freeman J D, Fl.cenlali X, freeman
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
lzsebIle, jackson & fIsaasas City R. R.
1.-THE New Way"
- che H1e

xfhth NO NE r.
acksonwi l. c r. So
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
X
Rockwell W. A.

Shepherd w. s., Stinson VIII. Sim
ley ]. H., Stinson L. II, Spears Aa-
ron.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
Orange II. ~.

Pierce A. J.. Fierce j., Perkins G.
E., Pierce H. p, Powe Author, Pol.-
ter ID. G..
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
Yates J. Y, YonngiHalry.
District No. 2
Adams J. D

banks James, Banks tom. Bvr,l
j. W. Brewer |, brewer &, brock W IT.,
notion pan, Booclie MD, hurley Il b,
Baxter IP, Baxter James.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

carson calvin, clark Norman, clark
Reuben.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

Mitchell Ned, Montgomery ]. A.,
Miller Elias, Miller Walter, Moffett
Alex, Mclnnis W. D., Moore B. d.,
Mchaskill VIM, McKaskill Monroe,
iaiict ann Tom.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

paws robert, pearman CIV
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

rzell l., Evans G W. Elliott W NJ,
ttheredge Lnc, Ezell Z l., nclton
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07
NOTICE

Execution $50
Ia g so
1 ,,ss 81
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

Johnson +. L.. Jones tom. Jones
simson. Jones Oliver, Jones Henr5,
j ,hnson charles jefferson G. H., ia
cobs j. s., jackson W. a.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

kittrell J. =, kennedy q, F. Keel
7. II, knott Mnnson, Kohlcr j., kemp
John.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

America. instead or subject of Great
Britain. because you have got 10 be
TOO rich you have got no appetite.
You have heard of the roast beef Of
old England. but nobody eats it but
the dukes and bankers. The working
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

langley II L, langley J W, Lewis W
II, Long W \ T. Lowry T NJ, Lewis E
l., Lone W, Love walter
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

Mcleod B p. Mc..eod a :, Mcleod P W
Mcleod w 4, McInnis Jack. MoInnis r.
L, Malett q, uallett G R, Mason Mil
ton, Mason r, monroe jim, Myers fred
McIain :. Monk W W, Mallct will, Nc
mnis Ellis. Moffett j X, Mallett T.,
Marin A. Marshall 7 j, McRaesy NJ,
Mccullen sherman, Martin June. Mar
shall bike. Miller Jim. col, Moifett TO-
ney, Mckay y n, Mcciae "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-04-07

By order of he Board
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07

have been an itemized account of the
expenditures. Mr.. Hepburn made a
general speech on the canal and prog.
ress OF the work thus far.
Answering a question as to canal
salaries Mr.. Hepburn said he could
make the general statement that there
were rs salaries over $4,000; 6 be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000; 55 between
$4,000 and $4,000 and 1876 between
$4,000 and $4,000. These included
engineers Of high skill. Mr.. Fitzger-
aid IN. W said he had been informed
that $4,000 a year was being paid to
2 press agent, but Mr.. Hepburn said
he knew nothing about that report.
Mr.. Williams declared the canal a
nonpartisan undertaking and said no
one could claim credit for it. He in
tended to offer an amendment to re-
duce the sum of S16,500.00O to an
amount actually necessary to carry
on the work to Jan. / next.
Mr.. Williams said he would object
to the issuance Of bonds as long as
there were s40,000,00O on deposit in
national banks without interest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
ROOT REPLIES TO APPEAL.
Present Time UnfavorabIe for nActio,
in Behalf Of Jews.

Present Time UnfavorabIe for Action
in Behalf Of Jews.
New York, Dec. THAT this would
be an unfavorable time foR represen
tations in behalf of the Jews in Rus
STA, but that there may be some hope
for action in the future, is the opin.
ion expressed by Secretary Root in a
letter to Simon Wolf Mr.. Root ex.
presses his sympathy with the suffer
ers and says In part: ..
with the hoped for establishment
Of a more liberal form of government
and the restoration of administrative
control over the remote scenes of the
occurrences which ARE SO greatly to
be deplored this government may look
for a practical response to it's repeat
ed solicitations of freer treatment of
American Hebrews and may be in a
position to exert efficient good influ-
ence toward the liberal treatment of
all Jews in Russia and the better pro-
lection from the consequences of deep
lying racial antagonism. The problem
Is one which strongly attracts the
sympathetic action Of this govern
mept"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
BRIEF BITS Of NEWS.

~ 81 i 8 !
William Chisholm, ST., widel,
known and wealthy retired steel man
ufacturer Of Cleveland, was stricken
with apoplexy Wednesday and died
almost Instantly. 4.
Representative McNary Of Massa
chusetts has introduced bill provid
ing for the transfer of the frigate Con
stitution to Castle island, Boston har
Dor, for use as q naval museum.
The Illinois Central railroad ha,
turned into the Office of the Illinois
state treasurer $3.50. IT'S. This amount
is the semi-annual payment OF I pei
cent interest on the gross earnings oi
the road ii that state.
Senator TiIlman has introduced
two resolutions III the senate which
are intended to bring ont the fact aa
to whether any Of the national banks
Of the country have made campaign
contributions In recent years.
A. Physicians attending william H
Thompson. president Of the National
Bank OF Commerce Of st. Louis and
treasurer OF the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition company, who has been III
for some weeks, state he is dying.
Another American heiress Joined
the British peerage Wednesday
through the marriage In London Of
Eloise, daughter Of the late w. u
Breese 81 New York, to Lord VIII
loughby Eresby. heir Of the Earl al
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
CONSUL GENERAL KILLED.
Carriage Of American OFFICIAL strucl,
by Street Car.

Carriage Of American OFFICIAL strucl
5s$ by Street Car.
Chicago, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from the City of Mexico gives
further details of the accident in
which James Russell Parsons, United
States consul general, lost his life
here. An open carriage in which he
was driving with Mrs. Parsons and
their son was struck by an electric
car. rs
Mrs. Parsons was slightly injured
The boy escaped without a scratch.
The accident happened while Mr.
Parsons and his family were going te
the Central station to bid farewell tt
friends. The coachman tried to cross
q street car track in front of rap
idly moving car, which struck the car
rage with terrific force, crushing i,
against trolley post. Mr.. Parsons
head struck the post, the whole tor
of the head being taken off. Wher
assistance arrived the body was lying
with the head and shoulders on the
pavement and the feet in the wreck o.
the carriage.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
EQUITABLE DIRECTORS.
List Nominated by Ryan Board Of
Trustees.

List Nominated by Ryan Board Of
Trustees. b.
New York, Dec. AT the annual
meeting of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society Sir William Mather of
Manchester, Eng, Alexander c. Hum
phreys and j. Edward Swanstrom of
New York and Tom Randolph, presi-
dent of the Commonwealth Trust COM
pany of st. Louis, We're elected direc-
tors. The following were reelected:
George f. Vieter, Wallace l.. Pierce,
Thomas T. Eckert, Daniel A. Temp
kins, T. Dewitt Cuyler, Thomas
Spratt, Frank S. Witherbe, James Nc
Mahon and Eben r. Thomas. All Of
these, with the exception of General
Eckert and Mr.. Cuyler. are new mem.
bers Of the, board, having recently
been elected to fill vacancies, to rep.
resent the policyholders. All of the
new directors were nominated by
Grover Cleveland and his co-trustees
under the Ryan purchase of Hyde
stock and all are policyholders. Sir
William Mather is the head of the
Balford iron works at Manchester
Eng, and . former member of parlia-
ment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
TO DISCUSS IMMIGRATION.
National Civic Federation Meets In
New York City.

4 New York, Dec. THE United
States immigration question was taken
up for discussion during the day by
the National Civic Federation, in SEES
sion here.
Delegates to this meeting had been
appointed by the governors Of forty.
one states and prominent statesmen,
labor and religious leaders, scholars
and business men were present. Au-
gust Belmont, president of the Ma
tional Civic Federation, opened the
session. Others present at the open
ing were Archbishop Ireland of st.
Paul, Alfred Mosely of London, Sam
.uel Gompers, president OF the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, and Pro
fessor ]. w. jerks Of Cornell univer-
sity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
FIVE WEEKS OF TERROR.
Rough Passage of Austrian Steamer
to New York

Rough Passage of Austrian Steamer
to New York.
New York, Dec. THE steamship
6erty of the Austro-American line
from Venice, Trieste, Messina and
Palermo, has arrived with 719 immi
grants, who told a story of a five
weeks voyage through storm and ter
TOR which none cares to experience
again. For the better part of month
they were shut between decks be.
cause of rough weather.
They had been frightened into at
least one panic, a woman had gone
insane from terror, her fellow passen.
gers said; fire had started down in
the engineroom at night; the ship had
been in total darkness, the drinking
water got salty, a passenger waa
choked and robbed and death claimed
three victims during the trip.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
WILL CARRY OUT REFORMS.
Russian Government Issues Note Elk
planning Delay.

nOSSIAn 0ONSTHINSHI ISSUES NOIe tx
planning Delay.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 5, via Eydt.
kuhnen, Dec. IAN official note was
issued today explaining that while the
government is inflexibly determined to
carry out the reforms promised by
the imperial manifesto of Oct. so 1t
10 impossible at one stroke to accus.
tom the population to the administra.
ton OF the new order of things ere
ated by the manifesto. Until the new
legislation required by the reforms is
effected the old laws must be en-.
forced, except where they are already
replaced by temporary provisions. The
note adds that drafts of the provi.
sional regulations governing freedoms
of the press and the right of associa-
ton have been completed, that the de.
nberations regarding the reform of
the council of the empire and the ex-
tension of the franchise are nearing a
conclusion and that the elections to
the national assembly are being expe.
dited. At the same time measures are
being initiated 20 cope with the dis.
turbances which are endangering pub.
lie security.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
CASE or AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
TO BRAZIL TAKEN UP BY
STATE DEPARTMENT..
CONSUL GENERAL sEEGER his ACCusER
REPRESENTATIVES, OF UNITED
STATES AT RIO JANEIRo IN
voLvED IN DISPUTE.

Washington, Dec. THE state de.
pArtment Is making a careful inquiry
into charges made by Consul General
Seeger. at Rio de Janeiro, against
David q. Thompson, American ambas
sador to Brazil, and by the latter
against the consul general. No official
statement can be had as to the nature
OF these charges and the dirty row.
which led up to them, according ta
one statement. Mr.. Thompson was
granted leave Of absence BY the state
department and returned to this coun.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
FAITH in RUSSIAS POWER
TO WEATHER STORM LOST

st. Petersburg, December Public
confidence in the governments ability
to weather the growing storm is wan
ing fast. Premier White seems power
less to cope with the new elements
of danger which the revolution Is rails
ing on every hand. New mutinies
among the troops are constantly re
ported and lawlessness is rapidly in
creastng.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
HAD NO FEAR OF DEATH.
Young Society Woman Proves Asser
zion by Ending Her Life.

Schenectady. N Y, Dec. Miss
Louise Westwood, young society wo
man. was dining at restaurant with
. friend when the conversation turned
upon death. She spoke of those who
feared death as foolish people. Then
she left her friend for few minutes
and had no sooner reseated herself at
the table than she fell to the floor
dead. A doctor was called, who. after
IN examination. declared she had
taken poison.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
FACTORIES GOING BANKRUPT.
Cannot Pay Increased Wages De
manded by Strikers.

Warsaw. Russian Poland, Dec. -.
Many OF the smaller factories are gcs
ing into bankruptcy because Of their
inability to meet the additional expen-
ditures occasioned by the increase of
wages which the strikers forced the
owners to grant.
Eight hundred men employed at the
governments central alcohol store
have struck for additional pay.
The postal and telegraph authorities
estimate that the government is los
ing $4,000 daily by the present strike,
while the governments loss from
tickets alone during the recent rail-
road strike is estimated at $lS.500, 900.
A woman reyolutionist, Olga Hen
kin, who, accompanied by a friend
went to Nanovo. on the Moscow
Yaroslav railroad, to deliver revcluF
tionary speeches, was waylaid by
workmen on her arrival at the station
and both she and her companion were
killed..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
MEASURE FOR THE REGULATION
OF RAILROAD RATES REAP
PEARS IN THE HOUSE.
.EF
EMBRACES SEVERAL NEW FEATURES
COMMISSION TO HAVE CONTROL
OVER REFRIGERATION AND
TERMINAL CHARGES:

Washington, Dec. THE Esch
Townsend railroad rate bill, which
passed the house at its last session
has been redrawn and was reintro
duced In the house during the day by
Mr.. Townsend. The bill embraces all
Of the features of the former measure
but is drawn SO as to specify spe.
officially the particular things which
may be done by the interstate com.
merce commission. In addition it has
Q publicity feature and gives the com.
mission jurisdiction over refrigeration
and terminal charges. It also directly
prohibits the carrier from granting
any shipper the privilege of collecting
his product and then getting a special
rate under the short term provision
for changing rates.
As explained by Mr.. Townsend the
bill Expresses the ideas of the presi-
dent in his message" and will, if ten
acted into law, amend the interstate
commerce law SO as to make it more
effectual in securing exact justice be-
tween the carriers, shippers. producers
and consumers. It amends the sub
stantiye law so as to embrace within
the powers of the commission all In
sterstate carriers of interstate and for
sign commerce, whether by railroads
or partly by railroads and partly by
water. and includes specifically In the
term transportation all cars. vehicles.
ventilation, refrigeration, elevation,
transfer, storage and all other facili-
ties and instrumentalities Of shipment
and carriage as well as terminal, sid
Ing aud industrial tracks. thus giving
the commission authority over the So
called private car and other agencies.
It enlarges the Interstate commerce
commission to seven members, In
creases the length Of their term Of
Office to seven years and their sal.
aries to $4,000. This Is done at the
presidents suggestion. as the In.
creased power conferred upon the
commission will increase Its duties
and responsibilities and require the
beat men obtainable.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-07
TRAIN SERVICE TO BERLIN CONTINUES

Washington, Dec. State depart.
ment advices just received are to the
effect that st. Petersburg was quiet
Tuesday, but that the people were
secretly arming themselves. All mail
and telegraph service out of the city
has been stopped, but the train serv
ice between Berlin and st. Petersburg
continues uninterrupted. Some mail
matter is being carried out of st. Pc
tersburg on torpedo boats.
st. Petersburg, Dec. s, via Helsfng
fors, Finland, Dec. THE situation
does not clear. The worst features OF
the extension of the troubles in the
army are coming in slowly from d.
verse regions. The mutinies at Kieff
and Voronezh are not yet quelled and
it is now reported that outbreaks
have occurred among various regi
ments in Poland.
Premier Whites task Is hourly be
coming harder and many persons sin,
cerely believe that his downfall is
imminent. The reactionary influences
are now openly clamoring Ior repre-.
sentation and dictator. In the mean,
time the distracted premier, upon
whose shoulders everything falls in
addition to the many problems with
which he is confronted, continues his
negotiations with the zemstvoists.
whose aid in the present crisis he re-
CARDS as vital.