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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18

the south, and some to Newfoundland
and into the seas north Of Scotland.
In the forests Norway has innumer-
able frs. pines, hemlocks. oaks. and
other useful trees, from which wood 10
cut for many parts OF the world, par
ticularly for England and continental
Europe. The forests are run ~scientifi-
cally. the trees being cut only when
they are best fitted for the purposes
for which they were planted. Only
expert woodsmen or ~foresters are In
the woods-men trained N good
schools, similar to those that have
made forestry both m art and a
science in Germany. The woods cover
fully ~ per cent. of the country and
are carefully cultivated on such parts
Of the soil rs would be practically UNI
ut for farming. Two million cubic
meters OF wood are exported each
year. Supplementing the forests are
The furniture. barrel-staves. match and
pulp factories. Three thousand o
Of matches are sold every year and
Millions of dollars worth Of barrels,
slaves and pulp for paper making and
other purposes. As much as 6O0.0OO
to 100000 tons Of pulp are exported an
nually. Farming Is popular. The peo-
Pile love their sterile soil. They watch
II, work on il. nurse il into fertility,
spreading IN it first seaweed and fish
fertilizers. The raising of cattle, the
production Of butter. cheese. condensed
milk. and the raising of poultry are
conducted on artistic and scientific
principles. Mining Is an important
feature OF Norway's industrial life.
Iron. copper. feldspar, granite. etc,
abound. n 1904 Norway exported
116.55O tons OF iron pyrites and 200
tons OF copper. Her iron Is needed In
birmingham. Sheffield. Solingen. and
all over the world for the making of
certain Instruments. implements and
tools. She exported 21.000 tons or
feldspar in 1904. Much Of this is used
In the porcelain factories Of the out
side world. Granite and Other build
ing stones are exported to England
and continental Europe. Over 100000
tons were taken out in 1904. In manu-
featuring Norway Is beginning to
stride forward. Her streams are Civ
ing her cheap power. This Is leading
to the establishment Of all kinds Of
plants for the making Of electrical APP
pliances. Such a country, so situated,
so eager. earnest, energetic, offers a
splendid field for American enter
prise" 4
Complaint has been made 10 the au-
thorities I'm Tromsoe of a large num-
Der Of reindeer from Sweden In the
state forest in Bardo. The animals
are said to have caused much dam
age to the trees and there is consid-
erable interest in the matter In con
seqeunce. Their presence cannot be
explained. as al, Swedish reindeer arc
supposed TO be on their own side OF
the border. by September. 30 Of each
year. III the animals had moi been
returned to their homes before that
date there has been n willful violation
of the law and the same IL true II they
have recently been driven across the
border.
Hector Fleischman. an American
millionaire. has chartered the Nor-
wegian whaling ship Laura for his
wedding tour. He contemplatos a long
cruise in northern waters AMI IS de-
termined To give his bride a liberal
amount of fresh air.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
NORWAY.
Christiania.

The United States governments re-
port on trade conditions in Norway
contains some interesting facts regard
Ing Norway's industries. Says the re-
port In part: Fishing is perhaps the
most important line Of business pur-
sued by the people. The wide spaces
Of their seas, particularly the parts
that lie near the Lonodef islands. are
full Of cod, herring and mackerel. Sal
mon abound In the rivers, Of which
the country has abundance. The
waters Of the wide world pay tribute
to Norway, for some Of her whaling
vessels 90 into the far north or to
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
poUsLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Triple Tragedy Occurs In Village OF
Otseqo, MINI.

murder and suicide was committed in
the village of Otsego, w and a half
miles from this place, during the
night.
w. R. Brandt shot and killed his
wife and Justin Adams and then
killed himself with the same weapon.
Apparently the shooting had oc-
CURED without any previous struggle.
but there was no one to tell just what
led up to the controversy. 1t was
learned. however. that Brandt was
jealous of his wife, he believing that
she was receiving o much attention
from Adams, q divorced man, who
boarded with a nearby family.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
can 9 o m o.

CAPE Saptien, 10. San. -
Sci @uauubin bot 5ipilden Sen Grip.
pen oes Generals Garceres uno Den
&ebelen Elm beftiger 8ampf itattge.
fnnoen, Ger ser GebeQion elm Gnoe
gemadt bat; Garceres' Sruppen tru.
gen 6cn Siee oapon. gilf beioen
Seiten muroen mebrere9 ener1le ge.
totet uno perlpunoet.
Gas aanonenboot .Snoepenoer.
cia," meld,es neulif an oen HebelIen
i~iberging, miro aui Hat oes oepolfe-
oierten Yrdiioenten WoraleS nod
San Gominso 5uriidfebren nnb iid)
Der Hegierung ~ergeben, penn Die Ge-
siernng Die Siterbeit uno Straf.
loiigfeit Der Ofii3iere un0 Manni6af.
ten garnntieren nil. Wan eripartet
nrlh, oaB Der 8ouperneiir bon Ronte
Gbriiti Dem Haie oes Morales iolsen
itno Den Ylas iiberseben miro.
Can Suan, 10. San. - Irf
einem 5eIobett i'm biefigen &oipitd
n~itsaeitredi, bat Yraiibent WoraIes
bic .Nii. EreB" sebeten, benz amert
foniifen Bolt unb beionoers ErGit
bent Nooiepelt fir oie llnteritiituno
gu oanfen, welde ibm 5uteil seuorren
lit.
Can Tomtngo, f2. San. -
Der fliidtiae Frdiioent WoraIes bat
IN Der amerifaniihen 2egotion Sdus
gefaht. es iino Yerbanolungen i'm
@ange. nm @oralcs gu betpegenL oaS
Prdiioentenamt n~ieoeraulegen nno
San Domingo az berlaiien.
Man bebauptet bier, bob oaourh.
0oB fiG NioroIes lnter ben Shut
Der Sterne uno Streifen eeiteQt bat,
be Mepolution In Can Domingo ~
Gnbe sesoumen lit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
Rev. w. N. Cleveland Dead.

Columbus. O., Jan. 17.-Rev. w. N.
Cleveland. brsthsr Of former President
Grover Cleveland. died during the
night iron the effects Of paralysis. He
was seveaty-thrss years old and died
ct the hssns q his son. w. ~. Clsver
haA. n thts city. Rev. Mr.. Cleveland
YES . rstisel Prsebytsr4aa minister.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
REPRIEvE FOR PATRICK.
Execution Of New York Lawyer Again
Postponed.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 16.-Albert T.
Patrick. the new York lawyer on
victed and awaiting execution in Sing
Sing prison next week for the murder
of William Marsh Rice In New York
city In September, 1900. has been re-
prieved by Governor Higgins until
March ia space of ffty-six days.
This ~reprieve 10 granted for the pur-
pose Of giving Patrick's counsel time
70 bring before . trial court alleged
newly discovered evidence.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
Gnslan b.

49, ~
Negieruna nit Den aaeririeOlihlten
Ablihten in Die Maroffofonieren5
siebt, bot Juor Die englilhen @e-
ihoftsfreiie berlibigt, aber tclnen yin.
oruf aui ole. Giplonaten @roBbritan.
MEMS sentobt; lie erlpartcn. oaB Die
MaioritGt DER Nidbte lit aui 0rant.
reidrs Seite lteaen miro, bop ltilrmi-
Idle SisMngen beporlteben nno
Deutihlano ihlieBlib Die aonlereno
perlailen miro.
0tan lit IN amtli6en areilen Der
aniidt, Dab Iid Sranfreih liho
IeutidlanD iiber Den maroffanilfen
Toli5eiidus ME einigen tueroen.
Teutidlano miro un5peiielboft lein
9lbfommen, 6ranfreit ole @elhilsung
Der @renje 5u iiberlolNen, baltet, aber
harauf belteben, oaB Die Foli5ei i'm
Snnern unter internatlonale Son.
troue seltalt miro. 6ranfreidl aber
miro aud Die &ontrolle iiber oiele
Holi6ei uerlnngen nno nld)t BON feiner
5orOerung ~abgeben.
@roBbritanniell miro ole fron5oli-
iden Sorberungen unteritiisen. Man
lit Der 4niiht, Dab lid and Spalien
nn6 StnIien auf oenielben Stano.
punft ltelfen merbcn, oa man nidt
gIaubt, Dab bieie NGhte selpiat iinb,
9ruppen nod Maroffo ab5ufomman'
bieren. Sieie M1dte iolen aeuillt
fem, oen Sfrub ibrer Snterelien
Sronfreih 81 iiberlniien. Sn Ve5ug
auf Die anoeren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ten "erlpartet nan feline Shuierigfei-
ten, Ga Sronfreif nnb 9eutihlano
oarin iibereinItimnlen.
2onbon, IL. San.-Seute Wor-
gen begonn ole aQgemeine @abl; nm
10 lt6r mnroe Die erite Wobl bef1nnt
gemaft; Sir Gbriitopber 6ilrneB, Elm
2~iberoler, pnroe in Sartlepool oils
gepdblt erfl0rt; er bate feirien 8eg-
ner aebabt. Gtrpos ip1ter nuroe ole
Scene onrh Die nidt beItrittene Wobl
bon Muffin Soplor iiir Colt Sorterb
belebt. Sm 9aufe oes Cages purSen
nod 5mei 2t5erale obne Sppolition
%geipablt.
Gin ionocrborer llmitono DER annl.
pagne iii Der, bob Den Siberalen 10
piele SiBe bon Den ~llnioniIten iiber-
lalien meroen, obne onB lebtere ann.
bioaten oufiteqen. 9as bdngt nubr.
iheinli6 nit ser IN fonierpatipen
&reiien berrifenoen lleber5ellgltng
5niammen, Dab Die 2iberolen 10 ipie
10 getuinnen meroen uno es beIler lit
Die fonierpotipe St1rfe fir eilen ipG-
teren gntideioungsfampf, ser bod
einmnl fommen muB, 81 re~lerpieren.
Snoelien berriht auf allen Soften
unliderbeit iiber oen ltmiang oes
liberolen SiegeS; oie liberalen Gn-
tblriiaIten 5ebonpten, oaB ibre Yartei
cine Wajorit1t bon 60 ooer 10 Stint
men, mos oen irild)en Tationoliiten
ben ausidIoa iiberloiien miiroe.
guf ser Cite ser 9onbiooten itehen
MGnncr mie 9oliour, @eorge @nno-
bam, Cir Gilbert Barter uno @in.
iton Gburd)iIl; oaS Shidial oieier ne.
riibmten &an0ioaten miro NIT ser
lebbofteIten Spanniing perfolgt uno
biel aii ben Iusfuq itrer @ohl az
fpettet.
2onoon, Is. San. - Sn 80 81.
I~triften toben Die 9iberolen nid)t noe.
niger ais Is 8arlamentsiibe gauon-
men unb baourf Die poIitiif,e aorte
bon 8roBbritannien bouItGnoig INN.
geltoltet. Gie grbeiterpnrtei melde
biesmal 81 Der li6eralen ge5dblt mer.
Den fam, nabm Sen llnioniiten bier
Site ab.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
REBELS PROMISED PROTECTION.
Port Of Monte cristi capitulates to
Government.

San Domingo, Jan. 1.-THE port of
Monte Cristi. on the north coast, which
recently had been In the hands of the
revolutionists, has ~capitulated to the
government forces, the latter guaran-
teeing to protect the lives and prop
Jrty Of the rebels.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-01-18
LIBERAL GAINS CONTINUE.
Win Seats in Heretofore Unionist
St~rongholds.

Win Seats m Heretofore UnIonIst
Strongholds.
London, Jan. 16.-The Laborites and
Liberals as a result of the election at
Newcastle-on- Tyne each gained a seat.
Both these Keats formerly were held
by Uniopists. with majorities of 1000
and 5000, and the force of the anti
Unionist blizzard eau be gagged by
the fact that the result gives the sue
cessful Laborite and Liberal contest
ants m~ajoritiss Of 1000.
The batch Of unopposed returns
made public during the morning make
the total to date: Liberals, 1903; I'm
ionists. 80: Irish Nationalists. 81; La
borites, Is; Socialists, /.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
KANSAS REPUBLICANS.
State Convention Held Yesterday aud
Full Ticket Nominated.

Topeka, Kan, May 3.--The repub.
licans met in state convention here
yesterday to name a state ticket. A
platform which deals wholly with
state issues was passed apd then the
following nominees made:
Governor Edward Hoch. Marion
Lieutenant t-Goyernor-W. J. Fitz
gerald, Dodge City.
Secretary of State-Charles T.
Denton Attica.
State Audltor-James NJ Nation
Earle.
State Treasurer-Mark Tully, In
dependence.
Attorney -General-Fred s. Jack
son, Greenwood
State superintendent of Public In.
struction-E. T. Falrchlld. Ellis
worth.
Railroad Commissioner w
Kanavel. Frank Ryan. c. A. Ryker
Gov. Hoch was nominated for re
election. the balance of the ricke
was a slate one.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
THE RAILWAY CARMEN.
Have Fixed a New Scale and VIII
Confer With Oaicials.

Last night a special meeting OF
the local lodge of Brotherhood OF
Railway Carmen was beld and John
4. Hill, chairman OF the joint pro
teetiye board, met with It. Mr.. Hill
intended going to Evansville first but
complications made it necessary tC
meet here first.
The local lodge has expressed H.
self on the scale to be presented. and
the officials have been asked for a
conference. This will be decided in
few days and the committee from
each lodge will be insEucted to go tC
Chicago when the date is announced
"We ask little this year" loca
carman stated. "and believe we lwil
have little trouble in getting it,"
Mr.. Hill will go to Evansville to
day and will pass through Paducal
again in few days but wifi not stoI
over.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
LuMnrnMEN IN ooNvFSfroN.
Memphis the Meeting Place Today OF
the National Body.

Memphis. Tenn, May 70. - The
National Hardware Lumber Associ-
atioE is in session here. The delega-
ton is a fairly large one. The con-
vention opened this forenoon with
an address of welcome delivered ~
the Hon. James II. Malone, mayor of
Memphis. followed by the regular
order of business. consisting of the
reports of officers and addresses by
Earl Palmer. president; F. B. Fish,
secretary; and o. L. Yeager. treas
urer. After luncheon the reports of
the Standing committees we're read.
The social session. ~ begin this ev-
ening when Excursion will be
given the visitors on the steamer w.
w. Music. refreshmentsn nnd dancing
will be the featqfesS9 .tiieSsiening.
On Friday 36fnitkss No rebSrts of
officers and committees will be con-
sidered and new business taken up.
In the afternoon the members will
reassemble in executive session and
officers and five Ttiirectors will be
elected to serve for three years. The
place for the tenth annual conven-
tion will be selected, and after ad-
jcurnment there w%~ee meeting of
the board of managers. A banquet
Will be rendered the cor yention by
the Lumbermen's Clubs,If Memphis
at 1870 o'clock at the DioteI Gayoso,
which will complete tie ninth annu-
al convention. 5f
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
president. occupied by w. II. McIn-
tyre, was abolished.
A QUORUM MUST
BE IN ATTENDANCE
Minority Leader Williams to Adopt
New Tactics In the House.

Washington, May a. Represent
ative John Sharp Williams, the lead
er of the minority of the house OF
representatives, who is conducting a
general filibuster in that body to
further speedy report on the state
hood bill, Is not satisfied with the
result he is producing. He announo-
ed some time ago that he would
thereafter object to all Unanimous
consent" legislation until a report
was receiyAd from the statehood Con-
ference. ffe has carried out this pro-
gram. using his judgment in waiv-
ing objection when the legislation
proposed seemed imperative.
The. report from the conference
committee, however, has not been
made, and in discussing the matter
today he declared that he was en-
Fdeavoring to put another reef in the
legislative sails and declared that a
quorum of the house shall be present
at all times when business Is tran
sacted This, he says. seems 10 be the
next step necessary. and although he
has not fully made up his mind to
take 1t, he is now of the belief that
,ips,s is nothing else to do.
The house conferees on the state
hood bill have made. they say. every
effort in their power to hasten the
statehood contest between the two
houses. The main question of differ
ence has now been reached in their
consideration of admitting OF
rejecting Arizona and New Mexico
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03

( 0>.a<r r. Alrcady Rapidly. Coming
s 81 t)ut of the Chaos Of the Quake
YES Disaster.
coRoxBRs DEATH ESTIMATE

san Francisco. Cal, May s. An
Investigation made today has demon
snfated that the fear San Francisco
will suffer a period of hard times as
an aftermath OF the fire is unbound
ed.
Careful estimates show that with
In the next year there will be over
1890. .e0O, 600 available for the re-
habitatlon OF San Francisco. u is ex-
pected large part of this money VIII
come from eastern and foreign capl'
tallsts.
The two weeks that have elapsed
since the day OF the earthquake have
witnessed a transformation from
chaos 10 regular order.
The unblrned section has been
nearly restored TO Its normal condl'
tion. In the burned district each day
brings an Improvement and the task
OF cleaning up has been fairly start
ed
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
increases His Estimate.

San Francisco. Cal MAY B. Cor
oner Walsh todsy said the hSmber
Of doad may go as high as l'Soo'
Down In the fish market district be
said. where hundreds of men were
at work at the time OF the earth
quake several structures collapsed
aud the workers had no time to save
themselves. Few victims are being
found now because the debris In the
places of death Is as yet untouched
We cannot exoayate the ruins, Tor
that work would require a thousand
deputies. We can only wait for what
we know must be terrible har-
vest"
Walsh has always fixed the mum
Der Of deaths ss large, but never this
+. high before.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
LABOR CsnsIvAL.


Mr.. George ". Wal1ers, chairman
of the GENITAL y.ab1r Carnival COM
mlttee. has retG-ss1 from Louisville
where he made a contract with the
Hecht Amusement Association &c
furnish the attractions for the fall
carnival the labor organizations will
give.
The date has been fixed for thS
week Of Labor Day, September srd
sth. The amusement company has
fourteen paid attractions and three
free features. and proposes to give
some novel features in connection
with the carnival here.
Mr.. Walters succeeded in makinf
very liberal contract for his asso
citation and the work of advertising
1t will start in few weeks now. The
carnival will be held in an enclosure
as the present one Is.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
WALSH HELD To ANSWER.
Accused Of violation OF the National
Banking Laws.

Chicago, May a. John Il. Walsh,
late president of the Chicago Nation
al bank and the Home Saving bank,
both OF which institutions were clos
ed by state and government authori-
ties last November, was held to the
federal grand jury today in $4,000
bal. which was furnished He is ae-
cused of violation OF the national
banking laws. II is said Walsh saved
fortune of six mllons from the
wrecked banks.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
win Take Forcign Aid.

Washington. ID. c.. May a. Fort
de France. Martinique. has offered
40 900 francs for the relief OF San
Francisco sufferers. II could not be
accepted according to the rule laid
down by the president and a proper
answer will be made. Phelan OF San
Francisco has already given notice
of an intention OF the city authorities
to accept any foreign contributions
regardless of the attitude of the ma
tlonal government which is not dis
posed. even IL II had authority to in
terpose any objections.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
Neil.s Oninion Of status.

Washington. May S.--Commission-
er of Labor Neill has returned from
Scranton. Pa, where he had con
ference with President Mitchell re
gardlng the anthracite coal situation
Nelll said he went TO scranton to SEE
II anything could be done to avoid .
strike He also said the operators
iave everything in. their hands AM
all rests with them. i,
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES.
Great Throng Present ut the Lcying'
ton Meeting.

Lexington. Ky. May 3.-The sew
enth annual Southern educational
conference began at the new auditor
ium in Woodland park here last nigh
with $500 people in attendance. The
address OF welcome was made by
dov. ]. C. w. Beckham. of Kentucky
followed by Robert c. Ogden. OF New
York, president of the Southern edu.
cational conference. Gov. Folk. ii
Missouri. then spoke.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
Charges Against smathcrs Dismissed

New York, May 3.-The board OF
review of the National Trotting Asso
citation this morning dismissed the
charges brought by the Memphis
Trottlng Association against +. +
Spathers. 1t was alleged Smathers
tampered with the trotter Lou Dillon
previous to the race with Major Del
mar. Counsel for the prosecution
was not present when the decision
was rendered.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
SWEPT by SEVERE STORM.
Dukedom, Tenn, and Vicinity th,
Center of Hard Blow.

Dukedom, Tenn, May "A tele-
gram from Dresden Tenn, says o
severe storm swept over Dukedom
and vicinity, sixteen miles north OF
Dresden. Wednesday night. Houses
and barns were blown down, stock
killed and telephone lines were
wrecked. SO far as can be ascertain
ed there was no loss OF human life.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
LAP FULL OF SNAKES.
Disagrecable Experience Of Farm
er's Wife Near Hopkinsvilie.

,Hopkinsville. Ky. May 3.-Mrs
w. v. wilkey, who llves iu the north
ern portion OF this county. deter
mined to remove a covering of old
sacks from a hotbed' which bad
protected 1t from the winters blasts
She was sitting down industriously
engaged pulling the sacks on when
one of them dropped whole bunch
of snakes directly into her lap. She
screamed, and jumping up. dropped
them to the ground before any OF
them hit her. and her husband killed
nearly all of the reptiles.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
THE NJ. y. CONFERENCE.
QuasIrenniaI Session Began In Bir-
mingi,ani, Ala. Today.

Birmingham. Ala. May a. The
auadrennial general conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. convened in this city today
and promises to be one of the most
important in the history OF the de-
nomination Besides the accredited
delegates. between 500 and 1000
visitors are expected.
The general conference will be in
session about three weeks.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
CITY RAIL- Is CONDEMNED.
Chicago Oniciais Must Get Ou, Of the
building.

Chicago. May 3.-The city hail
vas condemned Wednesday as dan
gnrous to the health of its occu'
pants. and Chief Sanitary Inspector
Hedrlck said that It should be yacat-
cd al once. The excavations for the
new county building have caused the
city hall TO settle several inches and
dIsjolnted the plumbing. Inspector
Hedrlck said today that the buildins
was so fHed with poisonous gases
that It was dangerous to health.
The Paducah sun., 1906-05-03
THE LOUISVILLE DERBY.
Was Captured by Sir Huon Yester'
day .fternoon.

Louisville, Ky. May Sat the
Downs yesterday afternoon 10000
people saw Sir Huon defeat Lady
Navarro tho favorite. and four Other
competitors, IT. was a pretty contest
ran amidst great excitement. and tn,
time was 2:os 4-5s The track wal
only fair.
The entries were: Debar (NicoD
Hyperion II. Cd. Austin); Lady Nay
are. ct. Burns):- Sir Huon, (Trox
lcr); James Reddick. (Domminick)
velours &c. Walsh. IT.