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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-24
Notes and Personals.

The little Belle furnace has been Or
dered into blast on Friday of the tpres-
ent week.
Mr.. ]. s. Sykes is home after a visit
to relatives In Meridian
The game of ball between the Beavers
and the Woodward Iron Company team
which was to have been played on the
Fourth avenue diamond this afternoon
was not pulled off on account of the
failure of the latter aggregation to put in
an appearance.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

crammin= NADINE - composed - Z
fsszl trOugh 90 chami-rr placs-d ulsoa
ths top 20 n tlIr--leE-s-l ulgvails
talsl-. aS Il miEhf - caIlrd with Z
plun-er In tn top. place1 there after
thu eylind-r = fill-d with the pTOI-'rly
I.r,-tar,d fezsl and with tbe rr,~~uTs.
os thu fo-s, uJsOn the lever. the fO1-i is
forsyd thrsuSh IL tule into the erUp
q the fowl
THE CRANMER u IN EXPERT.
The oT--rator In cliar-e q tn oran-
min- machinr has Srvrral ASSISTANTS
Who hriug thu fowls frum the Culg' %
HIM: b. plarinE tn tul-e down tn
thrJat lseyuud the WindpiIse towards
the crup. iillz thu same ~ a Tsr,-s- ure
% the fOlf always EauEin- the aul'sIlf
fOEs,d into thu CroP ~ The ha1d
Isussure uIsOa u.
This maunsr g feeding u caTrir,l CO
for q suffri-ut numl--r q days %
make tn entire T--rio-l % fesslinE fruln
~ Co. II DAYS An exJs4rirncs-i handler
knows Just the time Ni-n the fsWls
ar finished r,-zdy foT killin=. Wlea
thi- time arrives. THY are sFs--lIly
kill,-l dry -pirks-i. and Islacgl o. l,rtF-cr
csiIsiition for markst.
Tie fosui made ~ q for tbs Iszr-
Ts.sr i a mixture q uls-als - ~ry-ral
kinds. 60 c,Yufurm O. thu rcguir,-us-ufs
q the market. S'ruuId eats. en-
end midilincs mixed with l-oiic1
milk 80 water into a very dry mash
80 mixed fu--l u made U.s. 90 for the
ilrSi - 60 "a days fur trOa=h fsSSlin<-
I,urin< this I--riu.L tn fowls have
grit ana T.icniy 90 water % drink
Wh-re tbey can brlp thFtn~elvrs. 80
Sooa as thy shsW = diSIs0<itioa %
stop fsSSlinE thrm~.lveS. an tle fos-1
water and grit - r-moved frUm the
troa-h. and tn stating marhine -
hroa<lIt into servieN. Tlse saule meals
mix-d into a Srtlsl are u--d faF this
purpose. the fool forrcd Into TIE crup
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

wooden floor and slide part way into
q dlthy meas toilet a uas picked 40
By too employees PLACED upon q truck,
carried into the cooling room and nuns
up with other carozsses. no edort betng
made % cleaa q.
In smother establishment. equally
vel known. = long table vas noted
covered with several hundred pounds
% cooked scraps % beef and other
meats some % these meat Straps were
dry. leafheTy. and unht % - eaten:
and On the heap we're fOund pieces Of
pigskin. and even some hts q rope
strands and other rubbish Inquiry
evoked the frank admission from thr
man On charEe that this vas 20 D.
ground up and used In making 'POtied
ham
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
Two Prominent MN N !

saloon keeper. My reply was that fot
one thing ! had observed that the con
panies pay their men In checks. ana
that saloons are the most convenient
places In which these can - oashei.
and that also as a Consequence q the
lark of dining-rOOms the msa are liter.
ally compelled 20 resort % the saloons
IN winter. The packer then dropped
the szbtect
Prior 10 the last strike In Chicago
the union oficers made a ooBD1tAsion.
hased uuon ten thousand time 6soeks'
and found that the average weekly
uare IN PackinEtown was between ~
and O.: since the strike. oondltlon.
have q course grown worse. a trisna
az vnins who has recently beea makine
tnvesfigations Cor ne stated TAI ~
eiaod IN a saloon "a a saturday nighi
and gathered up the pay snvelopes o
The men a. they came In and sol theii
checks eashed. Tie collecied over
orore ana the averaEe vas les tna,
al. there we're sOBe a. loo - ti-se
ri. T.presented q weeks wars Tor az
selelA'oiisd nan On PaekiDgi0un ~
duIl season.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
ONE VAST TRUST.

The conditions In PackingtOWn have
reached their present state Of ael.rad.
aiiOn by the natural process % CON.
PETITION, or rather. there IL cumpsti.
ton % labor while there Is no comreti.
tion Of capital. Thefe Is bat one
vast employing trust and a body Of
absolutely unOrganized and helpless
types OF human beings are coming
there There has been a regular pro
cessi0n % the faces through Parking
town; the Industry was founded hv
skilled cattle butchers from Germany:
then they heEsn the importing 81 Irish.
men After the strike % lSss they 81
% work deliberately 20 crowd the labor
market 50 e. 20 prevent further trou-
hies: FIRST they brought Poles thea
BOhemians. then Llihuanians. and nov
finally SlOvaks. These are nearly al!
understood. wretohed people who can
no, speak English. and Who impress
one a. having no more intelligence
than a dumb animal The bosses heai
them and kick them and spit On their
faces. ! saw sights Of this sort which
fairly made my blood boil. I sau q
poor. wretched Lithuanian pushing a
truck IN one Of Swift 4 Cos cellars:
Il was loaded With hams. aud the poor
fellow vas scarcely able 20 stir n o.
the level floor lie came 20 a slight
incline and could no; Get u up. and the
boss fen upon him and pounded hin
out Of the place. presume that be
was firing" him. Another and
strunEer man took his Piace.
COMPELLED To VISIT SALOONS.
One % the thiags pointed out In the
Presidents report is that the men are
provided with no places 20 eat u is
difficult % imagine what this means IN
the winter time. saw them crOuching
IN the stairways % the packing
houses and outside under the sheds 10
get away from the falling snow. u
conversation with one Of the packers
spoke % the horribly low WAGES that
were paid 20 the men. and he answered
that there vas no use In paying any
more. because the balance went 70 the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
xsEFTS m cHEcKEK&
Crate aad Rtashins FseseaiaE nSiae
ghe flialsess Prtees
Il y MOE.

eome time since we pulllshed 90
article On poultry groWths North and
West. ana referr,d 90 tbe Aree MN
Der % fowls that arr groHn uIson ~
What Rrlds % tlle NurthWeSt and
uhirh are purchased and SiiigFscd IN q
he big packing establishments q
Kansas City and sstlser western cenfrs-S
~. packsrs 0f On. Wesf have eztah-
U.h,,i s-normaus hniShlng plants. &c
ts,..v are eall-l for tile feeding. tat
traing and Preparing q poultry q Al
kln,ls Tor marked. Thefowlsherea are ~
esivri In hrre numhers placed Ia
esssrs that hold frUin three % nre
birds. ac,-onling Co thrir sizr- and are
4trYush f,-d--tiIat j.. thry arr fed .
u.ixtur,. 20 Eruund meals Isr,Fs'Tly prS-
F,ar,Sl in trOnsiis. aud PERMITTED 90
eat a. mush a. thy Will cOusuIae.
from thu o. I've times ~ day
ponltry cratrfattrnel In this way
vii ,7.ufiuur 10 eat well aud thrive
from urus. o. twelve dayS - $500 a.
they r-as,. To fed themselves raven
nu.lv frsm th,-~r trtu-ls. What -
kns,wn a. thu EXAMINING machine -
.,rru-ht into s-ryicr. Tie mauipulatOr
~ ths examining machine must have
.NI,srirnr,. IN the handling aud fed
.ns q the fONls In tbs way. The
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
Hom,.maa, Ranc Eedifkec.

Ev-ryons with a large sar,irn has m
out - the-way plaoe fcT fertilizers
wharr --l-pn. larr.-I' osuh - plac'-l
To r,zlucr l-ones O. fertilizer without
the ~ - acids takss time. but fur
tle horn- -ari,a IL i vel worth wait
ins for. Tut IN a haFrri thrsr 90 four
Ineli,-s q soil th-n q ciss-'iy Idcks1
iayvr q l-ouss. i,rs.ksn ~ somewhat.
and coyer th-s- with Wos-l asiurs and
Nj with Hquid manure from the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

FrrSynr1a sAaElsg cultlrathSn soouha
~ emJ.lsgcd Ger Bost E.rstea cruPs.
and durtnx dry weatAer - dFpth
sAszia ~ sx-red inrA>z~ ~ kecp-
lns tn surf,re NuEl wca stirr-d Wkat
- tcrsn-l . 7da-l mabch- ~ fsrmesl
an1 uhihr ms lzyes q AMY Palvsr-
hid soii yin lrcsase quite dry. q pro
VESTS ~ e-uzr-r - nssizture thrOuza
IT, I-ory-s q ~ -sil a mahrh co.
si<tin< q Gnr mauure. eiiJptR<s fro8
~ tauA - any similar mzt-riaL
EEsad o. = ai-taRre g - - y incies
srgaEd o. p1anfs win prcs-rre the
uluixtHrc. l.af IT, mllrh ~Asud not ~
- bravy - mAaRea a. % exciuie TIE
ar.
A srust farmtn< 0rss tlle saa aftcr
Ia rain - wzaertn< - drtrimental 60
p1znt EFoWth a8.l 5000 - brsAen ~
n seoa - ~ h1d en- ~ wUrke,l
To d-terIaine VIA tn ssil 10 suf-
6rirntly dry for cultivatiaa. apply TIE
lsame tss1 - sSaF<Ein< tezrth.-F IN the
han1 - - u1lltze1 IN a-tsFI1ilinz uhsn
% plgW. Sznsy selhs caa ~ Werk.d
mocA saNo<r thzs ckHy Sails after q
ralA To- U1cA inIJ.sFtanre c1n.s1
~ p1ac-a go ~ matter % tksrga<n
culElS.tssa q IT, Esr.t-a. ana n IN
YEA - psu1zrgly an4 psSperiy dans
thess M ~ nEthe al@-u1Iy n 60
trs1n-g wesaA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

stshls-S. n possible 90 with plain water
str nEtheBed with D. cy-uts worth
q Washing ammonIa- ErI-at the
layers a. there arr i-ou~s suOn=h until
the harrel = fun. Cover With soiL
rounding the surface. AMI SOW with
clover 81 grass SID. 90 plant the top
with sOTne plant that WiIl knit the soil
toSsflseT a. a cover. that Uill n0t 80
thrOuxh much moisture. In q years
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
IRON THE REEE TKCST kEToRT.
Rreraes Frsm RsiIl-Reynoies oess-
0.snt NIhsch ths prssAdsat Sxnt
90 Coagresa.

sAn ahssncs % CLEANLINESS was found
sz.rTuheFe IN the handling q meai
keing prsparsd for TIE various nsai
food pEoeuetA
-As an sxtEgms sxAnpis q he ea
tire disreEard en the paFt 81 EMPLOYS
a any notion q cleanliness N handIhn.
arssssd msaa, vs ~ . heg th.t -
Susf hnsn klIiod. cleaned. uaahs4 as
slnrtoa aa its way % ne eooIing reo1
On fran q oll1laR III - . earU
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

"a tbe stufhn- ua-hine In = seini-
rrl r,uu.litiun- AMI - water - grit
90 IHtsy,-r = given % tn fowls durins
rl -. r-=rizl til. s-rli-iilu iI fossl fur
u.-i-- SurEci.ut rnuisturc fOr the
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
LADIES' APPAREL

-IIfIzf WNf~f fisu-bfil EXTR s0ilfiiNARY-
ssvt- vHi-i On al 1rsatld - rtt-s - hs=k- O.
faHr - - unh atsf uTrslHsr1frf sHgrT ftr-ff
-. a. ~ MIR q tlsCk. lrllN turssa -. "a
f7rt1Cs a Nv Nars.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
AtscIIIANEoU&

VAII AHl-E SAM ptNS sl--slatsly Ssyasets.l
- s-T s.listtssi th-f Tsssf -tmFi.n - siuard-
A dsIaF q 49, > fwnts ts-siay 80 so tlatel
- 80. a. Rypt.-kL IA Wc.s b1sA strssl SsS
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
HaALE HIP NANTEp.

Atltfhft~iNss 90 ss.sTs d vftiiiF 90 aFs
- Eh1 80 rorslrNfif. W fsssi sllrh ma ai
~ulIrt satt-seas Nfifs - ts-l4y. nAfNstnIils
49, "a 49, tstslluag. ny
~ ENPTEIFNfTn NtIlSE1V ~a'os-lsn. ai-s a
o Nm tls t1l-itsz. ~sEarJ sf1ml .slIrn
Fan-AulrFtrah Nurzsrts-. kaehs-tfF. - Y.
uANrlD a Huurirsd TtFsussn an I,raksusn -
fIrFsut rIilr,sssi-. 40 a O. ~ lslsd 49, zlll
tfart-E thtsrtsurf uutses-safy. lirstash %
ulsirfhif tstul1aT ttlgiEssr- 49, esrE go br1ks
Usn -. usrluIF. tsrsrrIr tfflsiurffTs arf ttl
lfat- lllr CsII Ftsli ma. r. - -tau q 80.
Ilrl tulnfs- Nm O. slisu IrsfsFr-L hsAs -
N--.s-tafh1. Eusul - - Nshfur ssrrsf, BRAD 3
~.
uANTIn An tsur fhfss-rarAs su1talA -
Ant sslfFrfizira -lhsff-. MI friur aHi ~
rh rstazs 60 fsfuru % ~ artsfsssi. o. - tssa
~ Llunsur- CauF1ny. "a Nal.-h Ave-, tttraz'a
N
SALF~wFN To ~Et-I ~ iafgs-f ~ - <uysuif
81 ord o. 80 fsalufrf. 80 lfs lilaf - asitsf
ft.tH.s fars INfeistf sktr tuf sssss -sllT-
4 - tnrFu1Ef ~sffsusut. Alfrd urlEE.an. Pa
-tsr q fuHnrtzaTu a. %. - "a
MY Bly, wANTFD o. i.arn "a IIsmliur
Trusir tstnrhf~ - ryelr-= On - uaftia@. ll-
$50. strr f-srl e. O. - ~ AZ. v ~ uasths
rsrtzurr guf-uir. 80 Cst go IT, ntrn aIsl -
Il1.rlting -shas1- y. ". - - NJ Nark.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
Gray Hair Restored.

. SsSm - - fl.sl - 50 -. I.-l...t
80 - = - 49, - a SD ~ ystiug
WEtrfT ~ 80 1919 r.FrtaEEa ffIu1I q tru1ra
wAkNgIIA 90, 49, g snss -. - AusA. -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
REAL EsTATE.

= A1EE TRACTs guuIi PIT fruh au.i farm lan.a
- tur tssn Gs.t HEhlaia q h. Alai sulsi Sc 80
Os-h nEd a nlulfnis n - tr - o. o. a graT
49, 49, - - O. 80 IN Year o. 49,
stly hTaHhfal - ~ 80 tsskkf ift .IEfsn -
te- - u ~aiir - bhaeu in
WANTtiss NhuITA IhSTikTY Istas n
yssrs 40 - - ,sui.g lEHsss sist. ike e.
1rrse rfsfr tsaFtisu eut. zee Nrits D Z ~!srfaF.
~ : ia-tsus~ Ave- eslha. kar-s-.
CAlifukNiA ttIslNIZATh,N IaNI~ Trsets
- - O. $50 gffss. ke Tfkss. 81 > g. N = sNsa
% n aillt - 49, sturcatss = auts tssf I'm 80
- aria I. J. a. lutsrtnsEf 10 a.Ha ~
Na-uu lihiE- - AhE~k-. a.
UJNTEY IEoITETN sNtN- ENtKN NHtlsE
aruH-t ts~astss-. hsfs = -frrf-. ~. ata1U
~ - tntsff inr tHysTs. tatsFs = ~ n & - 81
GA - urits ~ 49,. IlnllE. sil.. ~ Iriluno
nuthiirE ~ NeTk
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
BEEF TRUST METHODS.
THOCSAXDS 90 HUMAg BEINGS
GROEND DOHN BY PTTILESS
CORF0R4 TIOxS.

lnhsmaa Treatment 81 Rten add
N9o@en hho Are FOrced 90 horh
n Great Estabilshmeats.-in Lev
Gst Depths Of Misery
d UFTON SINCLAIR
49, TslE WofAp
II ls lli-.ally the truth that the pack.
ers tres their men like DOGS. There
q no plarc in al Packingt0Wn where
the slightest consideration Il shown
Cor a human being They are com.
PEELED 10 he on hand a. certain hour
On the morning. even though there Is
no killing % be- done they are laid OF
without the slightest ceremouy aai
they have no idea when the W0rk will
start up again. They are cheated out
Of their pay most sh1mel essly. II
enough men happen 90 BE- on hand the
bosses will start them up before the
whistles blow. and cheat them that
way. II they are working overtime
and DO not make a full hour. even
though they fail by only five minutes.
they get nothing for o.. II any error
- made In the computation % their
work they have no redress there g.
always one answer % every complaint.
~ you DO not like Il YOU can 90 else
Mhere
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
RUssNEss IQUIPrfENI.

1AIIsRAFH IYTINLIIIk ere k.HhssoA
Ys-f. tsf-ulsfv a 1sssft. o. ~ earh thatrk
tsslIrIrs 49, Gra hsT3aas t-.-t - tnffI-arG
o. 49, sssFeTh tlsan tat-sl ~ naseefalh ealt4
~. Hlfksr. -Iark - y.
TaHtk-ETIIst - kstP 80 - :tuuilr. Hru.ase
49,. ar.i rftsrrstt - M thsuf -Sralt bllg tsr
TFs.lt.nfIF raFfF lob. 49, - Sc tsffF. 81
fsrui.. - Arsrt- q. A IN kradhstoE &C. 10
A. askrrr.faH Az Ne Yea
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

In Vackiu< for MARKET sJaare b1xes
tlEzt gin hE1i L. "a aa1 g. ehirkeus
are ussle ~ - Fowls an - Oue
s,Ee au1 Wei=hr with tn SANE aD
T-7zraoce arr Isck-~i In 49, t-sx- This
plaa = - Srrat s1yautz=e IN ssIlinx.
fsrners and cSISEntry I-eoIste cetr-raily
h-e a lar<e arsounf - prpff thTu1-b
a. rzrs.hr<<n-Ss IN drs-ssia< and ~elslr
INK tis-ir fguls O. uarkst- Whrn uioc-
d Erats-1 and selevt-i an - GO kinf
In . I<irka=r. t-Gh ee-s and T-sultry
irin< IT, kt=tess1 T.riceS II - the
1n-~t Q8alify hat nlakss IN pF09f IN
I-saltry ErgwinE Tbs - Whzt the
iarzr gnckiRE haass-S whic8 hanIfhe
un1irs<is q tha1san.ls 81 foWis IN this
way. ain % uake g an dizzy faEten.-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
GREAT GAIN N WEIGHT AND
Quality.

Fsuls that are fed IN this way sain
n frr-.iv N whit fcT Iu~tanEf.
f.,u r,la-,,i On tn cy-sP urri-hin- thru.
.fs.-Hsls aud 3 quartet. h-sns-~. fe1thers
.rf uTaL uouhl ugi-h frsm one AMI
f.f o. tu-o T-su1sl~ ulOre WIN IN
.f.-I l,liu= IN thiS Nay tWU pounds
IT,. .-. ~ nat % tn Cars-IsS- and -
/ b. 80. NJ n. sufire rarasS a. % all
In" lrs-r % fs1r outs I-.r T-uunl 20
/ IT, ~ Oyer that - Tolitry q that
/ q ul 1T - vel fnislBs-L thus. foWl
u,.-h - thru T-oun.iS AMI a quarter.
u-rrh :, cruts J.-r T-s,Iusl wouli I'll fnT
q 7y cvEIfs a. q cane frgm tn
r-l-s IL satua fsuL after ls-iu- I'D
| q r,-. u,--kS. wuzbl with i've and a
gul-T.- T-sgris and al f~r twelve
oats a T-sunl "a the hyUe-~t calruli-
ti,-- vl.rh UCuhl ~ - cruts for the
sane ~arrasS. afis-T havin- bs~n fe-l
fo- thr,v. Wscks III estimate rlacsd
w-.u a. cO.st q fss,ling - alout ten
60 twelve crufs T--r bad
WLlr i krrsWa a. the yellow
skinned - yeIaoW-uleatsd T-o1itry u
priur- fayorite On tlis. razrkstS q this
cssufry To inf~u~fy ana t.-autify
tn. risiua-ss q tl1s--s g,,Asrs. meai made
frum ysIlou ON = ar-rly uS.-l In
IT, pTuy-~s % fztteuiuz- For the
Enei - rE.ark.t- Uhi-h - hr-rly
easen-l 90 l,y tie TuackrrS. fyWis
haviu< tn Whit eS,5ur q hs--h arr pro
serrs-A To tuiruslfy AMI iur.csve this.
Ersund ontS- nal frsu white corn.
and s-.Ile Els-iy Eroun.i ~. = uzasle
49, 90 To a.ld ll~t~r. fini>h AMI
quality 90 al th---.. a S-lIaIi ~ cent.
q Tls-ltsd tsIisU = uix-l into tn.
warn ula~h ana III IN a sri -fsJEhl
state tls- tASs fszr - I've days u fed
TX
TAe fsrfeuiu= q T-su,fry With eorn
ads faIty Elol.uls- thruu=h0ut the
eufirr rzrasS. \ fuWi that his t--su
fattsE1cd with cy.ru - GSlally what
q Kit - t~TrlsSl srsasy uIr1t. white
T.oultry fnish-i 90 fatteue,l In this
nay lays - 49, - sid mat with
n =iolsulrS - fat SCATTERED tirUu-h g.
Crate AMI ularhin- fattrus,l Iss1ltry
sis fer tn hi-A--st pric-s u any
T-ouifry s--ls o. ulErtst-
a Esruiiariy In ttr-s- cuEslitiuas "a
tn fae7 tk-t Ts-sT 80 inf~raor sIsci-
ucus cannof - slry,ssfully f1tfen-i
- fni~lsrvi ca tbs nv. tEliy IN. Well-
cryun tilrifty sJ--,.us-us ctn o.. T7,Jtit-
ahly crate fzttrusyi and imI.royeI In
Usi<hf al siar1~t-r g hl-~h OEe
must ursi-rsfaui th.u0sa-iiy VII tn
prs-~-- . hau-liiu- T-ssIlIry fug this
TsurTss~.-. - -. csnuIsf s-IVy--l Where
q = U-il das- and nis-ly fni~hs-d and
T.rsTarsd SO ulaFEst- p-aaltry flushed
IN this u.anDrr = tke uarst d.-sirable.
bOIh In tbs cou1Try and airuaa
PACKING FOR MARKET.
In Tackin< foT MARKET syaare b5xes
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-09
MISSISSIPPI TOWN IS
WRECKED BY TORNADO
A Number Of People Are Dead and
Scores Are Injured as Result of
Storm at Meridian.

Meridian, Miss.-A tornado, accom-.
panied by heavy rainstorm, struck
this city at $50 on Friday, and as a
result number of people are dead
and scores are injured.
The storm center was in the south.
ern portion of the city, and particu-
larly heavy along Front street, one
OF the principal business streets of
; the town. Nearly. every house on
Front street was demolished. The
Armour Packing company's plant is
the only building left standing, and
the roof Of that is gone. Fire broke
out in the ruins and, despite the
heavy rain, the flames burned fiercely.
"A number of bodies are reported to
be in the ruins. The city is in total
darkness, the electric light plant hav-
ing been badly damaged. The tornado
did severe damage at other points
adjacent to Meridian, and all trains
entering Meridian are delayed.
A conservative estimate places the
number of buildings blown down at
between thirty and forty. The heav-
lest losers are the Meyer & Neville
Hardware company, Tom Lyle & Co.,
Joseph Moore, dry goods and gro
ceries; the New Orleans & Northwest
ern railroad freight depot and other
buildings the names of which are not
at this hour. The Mobile
& Ohio depot is safe, as we'll as the
Southern hotel, but the Grand Avenue
hotel was considerably damaged. The
guests in the latter building escaped.
From the business center the tornado
jumped to the east end, where num-
Der of residences were blown down
and others badly damaged.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-09
General Funston's View.

San Francisco.-"Things are be-.
ginning to look serious in the east"
said General Funston in an interview,
"and the action of the war depart
ment is reinforcing the troops al
ready in the Philippines will, in my
opinion, be justified before the end of
the present uprisings. 1t seems prob
able that most of the forces for a Chi.
nese expedition must come from the
United States, for there are not many
more men in the Philippines at pres
ent than are necessary"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-09
CHINA TO PAY BLOOD MONEY.
Volunteers to Make Reparation fol-
Assassination of FOREIGNERS.

Pekin.-The government has in
structed the governor of Nanchang,
province of Kiang 81, where, on Feb
ruary rs, six French Jesuit mission
aries and four British subjects were
killed, to punish severely all partic-.
ipants in the massacre, and declares
his willingness to make without ques-
ton any reasonable reparation de-
manded. Many foreigners at Pekin
know the governor of Nanchang, and
consider him efficient and friendly.
They believe his version of the trou-
bles and credit his statement that he
was unable to prevent the disturb
ance. American, British and German
gunboats are proceeding to the near
est possible point to Nanchang. River
navigation Is seldom safe beyond
Poyang lake. British and German
gunboats have been stationed at the:
lake for two years despite frequent
Chinese protests that it was an in
of China's river regula-
tons.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-09
SATISFACTORY ELECTIONS,
Battle Of Ballots in Philippines
Watched With Interest.

Observation-Disclosures General Ide
has cabled the war department from
Manila an account of the outcome of
the Philippine elections Thursday.
These provincial elections being in a
way educational for the Filipinos,
who are unused to suffrage in any
form, the results are watched with
the keenest interest by the war de.
partment. The text of Governor Ide's
dispatch follows:
Provincial elections satisfactory.
Not single instance of disorder, al.
though many ballots were required to
elect IN numerous instances. Have
confirmed all elected except three sus-
pended for investigation, charged
with bribery and intimidation. Sandi-
10 and Deveyra were elected and con-
hrmed, as was also Reynolds, an Am
erican, who was elected on the
seventeenth ballot. Eight of the pres
ent governors were reelected"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-09
Will be Hanged in Court Room.

Evansville, Indulge Gordon Of
the Hopkins county (Ky.) circuit
county court has ordered that Bartb
Tompkins, convicted negro murderer
be hanged in the circuit court room
at jacksonville. Tompkins killed
William Brame. The county authori.
ties chose vacant lot near the city
Jail for the execution. The city au.
thorities objected and the matter was
laid before Judge Gordon, who issued
orders to the sheriff to build the scat.
fold In the court room.