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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
FEDER A TED CL UBS
END THEIR SESSION


is g, The
eighth biennial convention Of the.
General Federation Of Women 's Clubs
ended with last nights session,
which was something IN the nature
Of Al jollification. The resolutions
committee was On the program for q.
report at the evening session, but It's
report was received and adopted atj
the afternoon meeting. This left no
business tor the consid deration Of the
Federation and the evening was de-
voted to the Induction into Office OF
the newly elected ofiicers and to.
felicitious speeches BY Miss Caroline
Beaumont Of Minnesota; Mrs Percy
". Pennypacker Of Texas; Mrs. Wal
ter s. Irons Of Rhode Island and Mrs
William Douglas Turner of Cali
fornia.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
ROAD WILL BE READY
!. p y Q. Will Be Completed ii
Time for Shoshone Reservation
Opening

Chicago, June announcement
was made yesterday BY ofiicials of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
way that their Shoshone extension
would be completed and ready for
stranic In time for the opening Of the
Shoshone reseryat ION Ito zsettl tlenlenta
by the government IN July and
August. This extension Of the Bur-
lington road leaves the Billings main
line at oluca, Mont, near the GUS
.terk Battlefield. and runs through the
heart Of the Big Horn basin. The
present terminus OF this branch is
yVorland !, Wyo., one Of the points Of i
registration. Another registration
point fis q Thermopolis, Wyo., which Is
connected with Worland BY thirty
mils stage road. u Lander. w Wyos and !
Shoshone, Wyo., other; places where
intended settlers can register, are
reached by the Mort western raj
way
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08

design of the interior of the banking
room will be Of classical effect, hav-
Ing large columns with entablature
at the ceiling, carrying out the order
In every minute detail.
The second floor is to be arranged
In suites of offices, which will be
modern and up-to-date In every re-
spect. and which will embrace eight
suites Of Office rooms. There will
also be toilet rooms for ladies and
gentlemen on the second floor. This
floor Is to be finished in Georgia
pine with best hard maple floors.
The entire building is to be pro-
vided with thorough system OF
ventilation. The lighting is to be
both gas and electric.
The exterior Of the building will
be stone, which will be a light color
to bring out the classical effect,
with tar and gravel roof. The ex-
terror design will be in the compo-
site order of architecture.
This building, when completed.
will be one which the citizens of
Aberdeen may worthily feel proud,
as it will be, undoubtedly, one of
the best and most complete appoint
ed buildings OF its Kind II the north
west.
The architects for the above
building are the local Arm, Jeffers
& Henry. Later there will appear
cuts, showing the exterior of the
building.
Bids will be received at the pres
ent bank building until - o'clock,
noon, Of June 26th.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
DEFRAUDERS SENTENCED
Dalton and Bourdain Draw -Four And
q Half Years in Penitentiary

Chicago, Ill, June s.John H.
Dalton, formerly local politician
and Lewis A. Bourdain of Louisiana,
were yesterday sentenced in the
United States court to four and
half ears in the penitentiary, and to
pay fine Of $1,000 each for using
the mails to defraud. The charge
against the men is that they sold
options on oil lots in Louisiana,
wnich did not exist. Bourdain when
sentenced, asked the court to give
him q limit Of Imprisonment under
the law, and Judge Lands accommo-
dated him. Bourdin proudly declared
that II convicted he would ask for
extreme sentence and serve his time
and then exterminate his family.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
AUTHORIZES PROSECUTION
South Carolina Governor After Elk.
Members Of Dispensary Board

Columbia, s. c., June s.As a re-
suit Of the disclosures made before
the dispensary investigation commit
tee, Governor Hayward yesterday au-
thorized the attorney general to
prosecute III. n. Evans, =. w Boy
ken and j. w. lowell, former mem-
bers Of the dispensary board. for NAL
feasance in office. &
g. g Davis, contractor. swore
yesterday that while building a house
for Evans and Newberry, he several
times saw In Evans possession large
amounts of money, a $1,000 bill
generally being on the outside. Once
he had seen Evans with Beaver
hat full of greenbacks. Evans, he
said, had told him that his friends
had given him money and other
presents and that these friends were
liquor dealers.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
WILSON PRESENTS
THE PACKERS SIDE

AZ this point, Wilson was allowed
TO state that there. were men scranina :
ana cleaning these hogs and that
none We're allowed in the cooling
lroom' that We're not perfectly clean,
lt was not a case for scraping:
" was one for cleaning with anti
septic fluids" replied Neill,
hartman la ~ Wa adaswortin persisted
that the hog case. contained essence
OF the whole report. A statement
was positively made in the report
mat the hog was not cleaned, he said,
When as a matter of fact Neill had
admitted he had not followed the
hog to ascertain absolutely the fact
he had stated.
aoing pack to the statement re-
garding tuberculosis being spitted on
the floor, Wadsworth insisted that
Neill did not know as, a fact that
these people had tuberculosis.
The fact was established in my
own mind" persisted Mr.. Neill. q
can only say that believe it,"
"Oh! well, there is difference be-
tween belief and knowledge" said
Congressman Lorimer.
When Lorimer asked the witness
II he had any complaint to make as
to his treatment as witness, Neill
replied that the treatment of the wit
ness (Wilson) the day before by
certain members of the committee
and the treatment of himself yester-
day by these members was striking
ly different, especially when the
testimony of Wilson tended to raise
the direct question of veracity be-
tween himself and Reynolds and
Wilson.
That's just what / think, too .
asserted representative Lamb, (Va.)
warmly.
At tnis point Henry, Conn.,, de-
clareu that this report came directly
from the president and that the presi-
dent was responsible for it and stood
sponsor for it. In view OF. that, it
was, he believed, highly discourteous
to question it.
Continuing, Neill said: Some Of
the questions have been asked me in
an attempt to lead me into making
statements. which absolutely do not
mean to make
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
KANSAS TORN ADO
WIPES OUT TOWN


were differences Of opinion on all
these points, but the dominant
thought was favorable to sustaining
all senate provisions.
Senator Foraker gave notice that
he would move to take up conference
=: s.i Diii as soon
as the report on the rate bill should
be disposed Of, but afterward said he
would probably not make effort In
that direction. until next Tuesday
when it IS believed Senator Bever-.
idge. who Ia in charge OF the report,
can be present.
a bill providing for control OF
waters Of the Niagara River wess
passed.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
Observation-Disclosures STORMS
FRIGHTFUL FURY
Five Killed, Many Injured and Thous-
ands Of Dollars Worth Of Property
Destroyed Storms Played Many
Strange Freaks.

st. Paul, Mimi. Jane Sc. Five
dead, many seriously Injured and
thousands of dollars worth Of prop-
erty blown away briefly summarizes
the effects of the storms, which de-
vast ted sect on asas,csesssas a a d
Wisconsin. There were wo separate
storms, one in southern Minnesota
and western Wisconsin and one in
the northern part Of Minnesota,
which also swept over into Wiscon-
sin The dead are: s3
Near Stoddard, Wis, Halvor y.
Halyorson. sS:i'.
Near Caledonia. Mimi. Mrs. Peter
Meyers and two children.
ear North Branch, MinIl Mr.
Engdahl. ST., and Andrew II. Olson,
the latter being killed BY lightning.
Fortunately the storms did not
strike any arge town, but the devas-
tation wrought ID the rich farming
country through which they passed,
ii said to be somethihg awful. Sub
stantial brick and frame dwellings,
ana barns were literally blown into
fragments and scattered for hundreds
W. Yards around the country.
sunrise, MINI. q little town Of
800 inhabitants, fears for the safety
BE which were expressed on account
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT OCCURS AT
REDLoDGE, MONTANA
One Man Ma Killed ana Several Others
Near Point Of Death From Asphyx-
iation in N. P.'s Rock Fork Mine
Names Of the Dead and Injured.

!
Redlodge, Mont, June At least
one man is dead and several others
are in serious condition from asphyx-
iation in the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company's Rock Fork mine near
here. The fire which broke out in
the mine several days ago was sup
posed to have been extinguished, but
today flames broke out again. A
number of men wer eovercome and a
rescuing party of fifty volunteers en-
tered in search Of their comrads.
Many of these men also were over
come by gas, but it is thought that
most of them were brought out. +
Joe Bracey Is dead and Thomas
skelly. Al. McFarl, Terry Fleming.
William Bailey and Thomas Ather-
ton are in sucn serious condition that
their recovery is doubtful 1t Is be-
lieved there are several miners still
in the mine about seventy feet below
the air fan and, that they have
perished. There is much excitement
around the mine.
Billings, Mont. June Sword
from Red Lodge says that eight dead
bodies have been recovered from the
burning mine there and number.
of men are still imprisoned and be-
lieved to be dead. As the dead body
Of VIM Bailey was brought up, his
aged mother, ], who was at the pits
mouth, dropped dead from the shock.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08

The tornado then turned in the di-
rection OF the farm of M. w. Doming,
and destroyed every building on the
place. Doming was not at home, his
wife and nine children being alone
In the house. Arthur, the oldest boy,
heard the roar of the approaching
storm and went to the door to look
out. The first thing he saw was a
pair of horses. coming down through
the air. They had been in barn,
which was blown away, the horses
being taken nigh into the air. The
boy ran back and gave the alarm and
the family succeeded in reaching a
root cellar and escaped injury. The
horses struck the ground feet fore
most and were only slightly hurt.
They were still attached to plank
OF the. manger, to which they had
been fastened in the barn.
After passing Sunrise, the storm
struck in a northeasterly direction
into Wisconsin going through a
heavily timbered section. A road 100
feet wide was cut through the timber
as far as the st. Croix river. There
was considerable damage done to saw
mill property near Nevers, Wis, but
no lives were lost.
About Fam Lake in Anoka county,
Mimi, the ornado destroyed much
farm property, but no loss Of life is
reported.
Tornados are Widespread.
Wichita, Kan, June S.At 1920
O'Clock last night tornado passed
from the northwest to the southeast
through the northern part Of Butler
county. Several buildings are re-;
ported destroyed eight miles north of
Eldorado. Details are not yet avail
able.
Plainwell, Mich, June 8.Sweep-
ing path mile and quarter wide
for distance of three miles early
last night, tornado, that struck
the villages of Martin and Monteith
respectively six miles and four miles
north of here, killed William ..est,
a farm laborer, aged fifty-four, and
seriously injured several others. It
did mucn damage to stock and farm
buildings and uprooted a numt'es of
large orchards.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
POLICE FORCE WILL
BE CUT DOWN

{ !. 4. / 4 ~ f44st
Manila, P. l., June s. The police
force of Manila is to be reduced to
500, of whom 200 shall be Americans
and the remainder Filipinos. As a
result American policemen are slated
for dismissal. No change is to be
made within three months. The re-
organization Of the force was recon-
mended by a special commission ap-
pointed by the governor to inquire
into the alleged necessity for the
dismissal Of thirty-five American
police on April 10th. The with
drawal Of so many Americans has
created some discussion. Economy
is given as cause.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
MINNEs0 0TA-CHICAGO
Football Teams Will Meet "a Grid
iron.

Minneapolis, Minn. Tune s. Min
snesota and Chicago Universities
VII. met on toe gridiron next TALL la
Chicago. The date of the game has
not been decided. The Gaicago go sen
Ate has sconside its vote of R
mont, ago, when 4 game with the
sophers was prohibite Az gree
mem ~ sto be permanent. esota u
acneduIe now inclnde leg chica Car-
lisle ndians and ryebrasl N ssE8
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-06-08
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TOWN IS PRACTICALLY WIPED
OUT BY STORM.
Eighty Persons Injured Stores and
esidences demolished and school
Damaged Tornado Laid Bare
Strip 200 Yards il Width. &

Hi illsboro, KAN June Tae
town OF Goessel near here was prac-.
ically destroyed BY q tornado early
today. About eighty persons sgerag
injured. ae tornado laid waste AZ
strip 200 yards wide. Several stores
and twelve residences were siemolish-
eds and every residence iii town was
damaged The Classen mill and Tie
tssrman parochial school. the latter
ijust nearing comp tion, were wreck
ed The large Mennonite hospital
was hardly damaged and the injured
were taken there for treat atmeat.
Heavy Storm ii East.
Rutls,r Pa, June he continuous
Rthpnd derstorms and heavy rains last
night have resulted In the great
est food experienced ip this section
inshalf century. Kearns Meadow.
north OF Butler, II covered With nine
feet Of water Work has been
Suspended Iii y number of factories.
Thousands OF doilars worth of lumber
hare been washed away and there
5has been much damage to crops. taa
Johnstown, Pa j Jnne Thunder
showers, electric storms and the
.neavy downpo,lr OF rain that have
5prsyailed through hout western Penn-
sylyania during the entire week, Gull
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
9ae wp6cnblatt.

@em sic Belt mnn9eIt, ben tdg.
lid)en nGeiitiden Gorreiponoentcn"
gu leien, finoet in Der @odennllsgobc
oieics9lattes melfes geitern eri6iea,
ole ipid)tigiten 8elt. un6 2ofal . @r.
eigniiie In iibcrii6tlider 6orm 5uiom.
men9eiteIt. 3o5u entbGlt oaS $50.
henblatt audi cine interciiant gebol.
tene Woden = Hltnoiddl. Sir oen
Serlanot an Sreunbe uno 9efannte
III Der alten ltto nellen Welt fam
feline before @ohen5eitung gep1blt
merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01

9rei Yerionen nabe5u
ertrunfen. Sn Jolge elmer.
Goaiiion apiiden eiter @aiolir.
2aiinh ilnb einem Hitberbpot III oer
Mdbe oes GIubbauies bes .ariel &u.
oer-Glubs" pnrben BRET Sniaiien oes
@itoerbootes, @m. s. 5iiber, SRI.
Caroline Irmftrons unb 81. S.Nrm'
itrona, iiber 9orb ~eetporfen, uuroen
ieoof BON Der 8cmannung Der
2aund benz naiien Clement 'entrii-
fen. Ger llnfaG ereignete iih sgegen
10 ubr in 1olge Der bcrrif}cnoen
GunfeIbcit.
Gin nnbebentenbes Seuer
brab in Der @obnung bes Gapitdns
Mbott 6. Solmes pom 5. Regiment
an Golb Sprine.2ane, Nolanb-Yarf,
s~eitern Morgen. aus uno peruriad,te
einen SdJaoen bon $3.50. Die onrd
Grai Solmes berbeisernfene&o lano.
Yarf-Jeuertuebr unter ibrem Capt.
Yerrp aaiaht ipuroe idnel &err .Ses
Geners.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
(ginseianot.)
,Shc Germans to tic Trunt!"

fat Dor eini9en SSabren in Dem euro-
paiid . hineiiiden Gorilift elm eng
liidcr abmirol commanoirt, OILS ibm
bfe Waihonfels bart 5uiester, uto
bei Sem barouf f~olgenoen 4ngriff Ser
oeutiden oSeebGren" itoben ole Sit
lis pie Seiienblaien auseinonoer.
Gieie 9egeberbeit lit burd Elm giIb
peremigt morben.
,Sbe @ermans TO tie Sront!"
commanoirt om IL. September 8or-
iiber Soen pom SSl,belparaoe.G omite,
uobl piiienb, oob sic Deutifen nid)t
Bios I'M grauiigen 4riegsbanorperf,
ionoern oil6 bel 8eranitaltune frieo-
lider 6cltliffeiten ole critic @eige SIT
ipielen p%erlteben. Stun lit es ober an
ocn 9eutiden. 3u 5eigen. Dab iic Die
i6nen ~sugtbad)te 8oae %gebiibreno
alts5nfiiaen i'm Stanoe Iinb. 8obl
miro cs mieoer eitige fil5ige Eiennig.
flldier geben, sic, I'm einen Quarter
5lt iparen, SIT Sauie blei6en; bod auh
obnc oieie @lemente, .bcren 6ernblei-
ben. eber niibt ais idaoet, lit ein ST.
folg gelidert.
Ias iett einipanoernoe oeutld)e
Clement ipielt auontitatio cine iebr
undergraduate Hol1e, ba es crit an
%fiinfter ober iehiter SteGe fommt,
mGbrenb es fritber Sen erIten Slas
einnobm, bod iino i. bereits anIdlIt-
gen Geutiden nod 5ablreid genig,
Inn inter oen eingapanberten Natioe
nalitdten nod auf Sabre binous cine
iuperiore Stelung ein5unebmen.
Der IL. September bietet cine ipe.
5ieGe 8elescnbeit, bieies su 5eieen,
5uglcit aber all6 81 berpeiien, Dab es
feline leere Hbraie lit, apenn comman-
Dirt miro: ~9be Germans TO tbe
Sront!" s. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
G:s @ettcr.

Die Hegen5cit ideint poriiber az
lein. Sir beilte lino mprgen miro
Dom 9unbeS Wetterbiireau flares
ihones @etter pprausgeiogt, unb Sr.
6. j. b. Serrmnnn, Gbci bes @olti.
more @etterbiireauS, lit Der Nniidt,
bab Der September Elm iebr trodener
Nonot Iein miro, Der aiiguit CAB
ms 1910 3oa &egen. Der 0urd).
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september mar in Den lebten 80 Sab.
rem 1856 3oa, Der groBte 1852 3oa
in 1876 lunb Der nieoriaite O.O9 3cn
in 1884.
Der bodHte Recommendations mar
geitern 81 8rdo nm 3 llbr Nodruit.
tags unb Der nieorigite 50 @roD I'M
6 llbr Morgens.
Sn ben iibrigen 9uioeS : @etter.
itationen bes 2onbes iplrroe Ser iol-
genoe bohite SbermometerItanb resi.
itrirt: galtport "A, EprtIaro rs, 30.
iton so, NIbanp rs, Mep-Yorf so,
Hbilaoelpbia 81. atlantic Gin 81,
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folf So, 8atteras 80, Charlotte 80,
8ilmineton SO, Gbarleiton 80, Ga.
pannab 90, Sadionpiae SO, Siipiter
SO, Sen @cit sc, gtlonta sc, Mont.
gofrcrp 90. Neip-S rleans 90, Sale.
itine 80, 8alOeIton SO, gorpusgbriiti
49,, Mempbis S4. Cincinnati 80,
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geles "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-01
Der 0icfrid . Sell ;yaa.

Sr. 5obn 6. Sell icst ollb perboftct
9ie 8ittme ocs eridoiiencu
Srn. Sobn s. Iietrid beidulbigt
i'm, oenielben NIT Dem Sub &C.
treten 81 baben
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rem Sobn Is. Sell. zines plumbers
Don Nr. 1902, @npitraBe, @aters oes
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7ictrid felt Dem 81. SilIi in Saft se.
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Stabium getreten. Der 8erbaftsbe.
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@ridoiienen, Winnie Iietrif, Sic
mebrere 3eugen oaiiir baben mill,
Dab Sell, ien., Srn. Gietrif nod,
nahbem er perlpunbet am gooen lag,
geidlogen babe. Ser Inseiduloigte
nurbe fir bas 8erfabren bes Grimi,
nalgeritts inter $1,000 9iirgi6aft
geltent. Die 8eididte bes 8erbre-
dens lit betanntIid folsenoe: am
gbenb BEG 81. SuIi serietben Die
upeibliden Witalieoer Ser Seirifen
inb Der 0ietrid'iden camille, sic
befoc i'm 1900 8lod ser @aibines
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!Sals, Der er naf llneefGbr 5mei $50.
den int st. Soiepb's Soipital" er.
lag.
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Staot Baltimore.
llntcrbaltnngs . @cgiucilcr.

rslanep's." - 2ieie ssote: non Dangerous
8routn".
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