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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
FEUD BETWEEN EDUCATORS
w. II. DIckey, Superintendent of Dem
ing, n. NJ, Schools, Kills
Prof. Duf.

DEMING. N. M, April CIV. H. DlelSey,
superintendent of the Deming public
schools, yesterday shot and killed O.
Francis Dun, superintendent Of the Tuna
county schools, one of the most prominent
educators in New Mexico and a student
Of archaeology, who has achieved national
reputation by his writings The shooting
occurred in front of the postoffice, both men
firing simultaneously. Dun fell dead with
a bullet through his head. Dickey was shot
in the side, but is not believed to be fatally
hurt. There had been bad blood between
the men for some time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
PARIS IN STATE OF FERMENT
Premier snrrienf warns Disorderly
Element that All violence wiz
He Suppressed.

PARIS, April 29.-Premier sarrien. in
speech delivered here today, gave warning
to the disorderly element that the govern
men -purpoaed dealing firmly with any out
breaks on May J. This is the first speech
the premier has made in the course Of the
electoral campaign and It dealt with all
kinds Of questions. but the principal interest
attached to that portion OF It giving the
governments attitude toward the menacing
labor situation
''The first duty for government worthy of
the name" said M. Sarrien, lis to insure
order in the streets and freedom to work
without interruption. We are resolved to
apply the law without passion and without
weakness to all disturbers Of the peace,
whoever they may be- whatever names
they assume or whatever the end they seek.
country like France can prosper and de
velop commerce, increase wealth and amei-
iorate the lot of the members of its social
fabric only through order. peace and work.
Violence can only benefit the forces OF re-
action and = ~edit the nubIfst cause"
The citA u 1ming a distinctly military
aspect M. u qtrols have not yet been
established 'diers off duty throng
the boulevard, n. sting the days Of the
Boulanger excl = Special trains con
tinue to bring in, 7ements.
The military gov Paris has taken
the suggestive actio questioning the
extensive buildings o. 'voH Vauxhall
for military uses This ,g ordinarily
is used for meetings of revolutionary
party.
Crowds today visited the Champs dc Mars
to witness the cavalry and infantry drills
Several persons distributing anti-military
pamphlets were arrested during the day.
Seven thousand workmen Of the municipal
gas works today reached the important de-
cision not TO strike. thus allaying the fears
that the, city would be without light.
After meeting Of printers today dis
turbance between strikers and non-strikers
| took place. in the course Of which a nom
striker shot and seriously wounded a striker
in the abdomen and another man lost an
eye.
The striking jewelers. today created dis
orders outside the establishments that are
continuing to operate by endeavoring to
| induce the men who remain at work to
join the strikers. A number Of foreign
workmen gathered in a hall in Gazette street
! and passed a resolution not to work on May
| /, and it appears probable that the cabmen
also will remain idle that day.
TOULON April 29.-The strike of the
employees at the gas works here con-
tinues, and the only illumination in the
! city is from the searchlghts on the war
| ship I'm the harbor.
BREST, April pa violent meeting of
| strikers here today resulted in an attempt
| at a demonstration, but the gathering was
! dispersed by cavalry.
LONGWY, France, April 29.-Thousands
of workers have gone on strike. Several
| attempts have been made to shoot the fore
| man of the mills.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
LAND FRAUDS IN NEW MEXICO
Grand Jury Mt Roswell Returns
Twenty-FOur Indictments
Against six Men.

ROSWELL, N. NJ, April 29.-The grand
jury that has been hearing evidence here
in the so-called land fraud cases yesterday
returned four indictments against each OF
the following persons: Charles L. Tall
madge and f. r. Tallmadge Of Chicago,
b. H. Tallmadge of Denver. Karl c. Young
and John II. McKinstry of Kansas City
The charges are the same as those on
which the defendants were arraigned last
October to which pleas in abatement were
allowed.
The defendants were arraigned yesterday
and were granted until Tuesday to plead.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
WRECK NEAR REID, MONT.
Several Men Probably Killed by De-
railing and Burning of
Lumber Train

MIssOCLA. Mont, April ga freight
train consisting Of forty-one cars Of lumber
was today wrecked near Reid. Al least
nine men are believed to have been on the
train. Three bodies have been recovered.
The train Is on fire.
Engineer L. D, sterne and Fireman Ed
Juliette are thought to have been inciner-
ated. Brakeman G. A. Murphy, whose skull
was crushed, is probably fatally hurt.
According TO Conductor Garber there were
at least twelve tramps on board the train
only three OF whom have been found
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
SUFFERINGS OF LAPLANDERS
Reindeer Starve and People who
Depend ON Them for support
Follow.

STOCKHOLM April 29-(Special Cable
gram to The Bee. )-Replying to a question
In the Riksdag with regard to the suffer-
ing of the Lapland population in the north,
the minister of the interior explained that
the starvation of the reindeer herds which
was causing famine among the Lapps was
due more to immediate climatic conditions
in the districts where the reindeer were
pastured than the effects of the Karlstad
convention limiting the pasture rights of
these nomads. A hard frost following a
partial thaw had covered the snow with
thick ice crust through which the reindeer
were unable to reach the MOSES they
feed on.
To save the a leer herds from starva-
tion they had JS"l driven across the from
tier into Finland and Norway long before
the period fixed by treaty for these migra-
tions, and had been consequently driyan
back under penalty of immediate conhsca-
ton. Legally this proceeding on the part
of the local authorities is perfectly tusti-
fed, but it has called forth articles In the
Swedish press showing that the very exist
ence Of the nomadic I.aplanders {p
threatened unless a better regulation OF
their pastoral conditions can be devised
AS the minister said In concluding hig
statement In Parliament, their existence Nv
absolutely dependent on the generosity az
the three nations within whose frontiers
their pasture lanSs lie These are bound 10
agree in creating tor the Laplsnders such
conditions OF existence as are essential 10
their nomadic pastoral pursuits. ~ thaly
gradual extinction and disappearance from
the land OF which they were the original
owners is to be averted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
showers Monday. Tuesday Fair aud
Warmer In west Portion.
JAMES E. BOYD is UNCONSCIOUS
Condition of Former Governor of
Nebraska II Extremely
Critical.

The condition of Former Governor James
E. Boyd. whose illness took an alarming
turn Saturday, continued to be extremely
critical all Sunday night He became un-
and was unable to recognize any
one Of those about the bedside No hope
is now held out that he will recover. and
death is expected at any time
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
ACCIDENT AT RED OAK
II. II. BuRtie Seriously Injured by
Falling Against Moving Chain
on steam shovel.

RED OAK. Ia, April 2.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-H. II. Buntie, cranesman on
steam shovel working about one mile west
OF here, met with a serious accident about
80 p. m. today by falling on a chain which
was in motion. His left leg was badly
mashed and viii have TO be amputated. His
right leg was badly cut and bruised.
Buntie has a wife and two children In
Galesburg, III. He was taken to Creston
tonight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED
Stranger at Ottumwa, Ia, Resists Ar
rest and Is shot by Police After
Running Fight.

OTTUMwA. Ia, April 2s.-when called
upon to pay for a SO-cent breakfast which
he had eaten in restaurant here this
morning an unidentified man drew a re-
volver on the waiter and was killed after
waging a running fight with the police.
He took refuge in a building, where for
some time he stood OF the officers. but after
several exchanges Of shots he was finally
killed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
BRYAN SPEAKS AT JERUSALEM
Nebraskan Addresses Meeting of
Christian Missionary Alliance in
the Holy City.

JERUSALEM April 29.-William J.
Bryan, who is visiting Jerusalem in the
course of his tour of the world. on Satur-
day addressed a special meeting held in
the tabernacle by the Christian Missionary
alliance. He spoke for seventy minutes
with captivating eloquence on the. life of
Christ and His teachings and expressed
astonishment at the small proportion OF
Christians in America and Europe visiting
Bible land.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
MoYementa of Oeean YesseIa Aprm I'd

At New HOrk-ArrtVed: America, from
Marseilles and 81. Michaelsi Caledonia,
from Glasgow,
At seviile-Arrived: Columbia, from New
York
At Queenstown-Arrived. Umbria. from
New York. Sailed Lucania. for New York
At Plymouth-Arrived: St Paul. from
New York
At Ponta del Gada-Sailed. Republic for
Naples.
At Rotterdam Sailed: Potsdam, for New
York via Boulogne.
At LYerpool-sailed Canadian. for
BostoRs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
HYMENEAL.
Ward-HiII.

COLUMBUS, Neb April 29.-(special)-
]. E. Hin OF Shelby, Neb., and Miss Anna
Ward of Detroit. Mich, took upon them
selves the vows Of matrimony at the par
sonage Of the Methodist Episcopal church
here on last Thursday afternoon, Rev. L.
r. De Wolf, the pastor of the church
performing the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
Miners Endorse MItcheITs Acts.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, April 2s.-Unitsd Mine
Workers locals in some sections Of the
anthracite region elected delegates today
10 the convention called for Thursday next
al Scranton. Some OF them were in
struCted to vote for a strike unless the
operators grant concessions, and others
10 support any measure President Mitchell
may think best for the workingman'a In
terest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30

second precinct Of Third ward, Fifth of
the Ninth and First Of the Twelfth ward
missing,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-30
FOOT Ban Iniurics FataI.

ST LOUIS AUTII 2--bHnueI b Scully,
school foot ban team. died last night at
his home from injuries received IN "A game
played more than a year ago. Not until he
was told that he could not recover did he
reveal that he had been injured Ia a tool
ball game,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Bank Clealrings.s

E (Bva Associated Preas. as s4
NEW DIRK, AN gust q Il, 81 he stat ent
gof the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hol dS ~ 1Ql 6oo over lY'
the legal reserve equirements, his is g
decrease Of s1,17O. 025, as compared Will
last week. n The statement 5fo e' lows "
h Loans 81, ,2s2, 400; y, i'o soo VI
Deposts, 81, o53, 75s, 900 decrease, s., JAS.
800. 3$' * III
Circulation, $4,000 SOC; y incren sc, SIG, 600.
Legal tenders, S8l AL 500; decrease
81 ,s47 100, .ss "a
q Specie, $3.50 ,12s, 700 increase, $3.50 900.
\ Reserve, i27o,5 500 decreas s3,4 l' "
Reserve required, sass, 4sp, 600; decrease,
50, PSI 075. i, Y, ], ~ A.
S5 Elk. United States deposits. s g, 648,4 40
decrease, s1,OS5,476. 3gF5 81 " 5sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19


Lea, i3 at c1ayis Point, { a town z In the the
South f constitutes one Of her ia dmirers
&as her private secretary on love q talks.
4 and he proceeds to confuse II the 81 tuation
In a most perplexlng and interesting
manner. Another, suitor,Ss a dudis h lord
from England, Is the reclpie A OF most
Ri, i:i3 the jokes, and his life & Is Il made 30
miserable that he is glad to flee and leave
Z the field open to Curt Calvin, q third
lover, who, ID Of course, deserves the girl
and gets her. The part OF Toilette
4 Lea, /. as taken by Miss Cornne Frances,
8is peculiarly pleasing one and exactly
H fits that young ACTRESSES versatile abilities,
There are fifteen llyely songs OF which
Miss Frances has five. and there Is q
big chorus OF fine voices II and al comely
girls. ID The song numbers are ns follows:
The One Who Is Nearest ut the Tlne.'''
"a Regular i's 1.-THE Sleuth, An The Honcy-
noon ..You Care for a Girl { One and
&One,,S Dorothy, Hot Hot. Hot, '"s5';"Tll he
Ghost Of a Trust. :. The FREELY and tho
Moon. '''" Just a G ri 9l3 d-Bye." Same
u Old \ Love- Over tho Ferry to Dream
#lnnd, An Old Fn shioned q Honeymoon
and Dear Old Dixie..''i5 the last named
Song having made q tremendous hit
4 everywhere. Miss Frances, will be
remembered, starred last season in the
I, Maxine Elliott success. hen We were
8,i,Iwenty-one." In which she made a very
pronounced hit, and she will cert ainly be
greeted here with cordial warmth The
seat sale opens on w edneSday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
IHACKETT PLANS
q BLACKBURN | 1 IN
The eighth District Democrats 81 :ts.
Nominee IS &Orga nizing
His Forces. n:
THE D FIR I s CONTEST y y
Two an ore Conn anies and Band
Are#to Go to Chick N
# maug .;:$$,
The d D Err s. CONTEST

Special to The Times- Dispatch
$s RALEIGH, N. CT August Is Mi r, n.
Hnckett. Democratic nominee for Cons
gress in the@ Eighth District against
Spencer Blackburn, Republican Congress
man, arrived In the CT ty$ last night and
was in conference some time with State
Chairman F. M. 4 Simmons at Democratic
shea dquarters. relativeato plans and needs
OF the Democrats I'M the great night that
Is to be wag cd lin the Eighth q VIII ieh will
hold the attention OF a good portion OF
the country and share honors with the
Crawford-B lit fight that Is to be wage
in the Tenth District for the first place
inSthe attention Of the campai gn manage
ment. s 81 !. IN
sf8 Mr. Hackett says he Is d evoting mis-
time now to perfecting the organ zation
In various sections OF the district, and
that highly sal isfactory progress Is being
made He says he will spend the next
two weeks in Surry, Iredel and "A lleghany
counties He expresses confidence in the
success OF the fight he Is preparing to
wage against Congressman Blac kburn.Js3s
Mr. W. j & "a ndrews, who for several
years has engineered with so mich sue
cess the annual "nddlers' contes Mt the
State capital. participated In by addlers
from any part Of the State. announces
that the contest this year will be on the
night OF Labor Day, September Sd. s It
EPullen Pa rk Entries will 4 be closed on
"Wednesday preceding Labor Day.
@ Fire broke out last evening at s o. clock
In the building on Salisbury Street occu-
pied by the Capudine Chemical Company,
manufacturers OF the Hicks Capudine
Headache Cure, and d Id probn bly, 81, 600
damages before 1t was s xtingnished.
Dana ga 8to&the building was slight u the
( principal loss being in bottles, cheml cals
and a great quantity OF excelsior. I. TT,
Hicks Is principal owner OF tho building.
The loss was covered BY Insurance,
&s The two Il military companies Of Ha-
ieigh and the Third Regiment band will
leave tomorrow morning to< Join tho
other companies forming the SThird Regi-
ment OF the North Carolina National
Guard for the maneuvers at Chicka-
manga with the regular army troops
The band gave their last open air con-
cert last night In Capitol Square, and
every one OF more than three thousand
people who heard then, was delighted,
1t is easily one OF the best military bands
In the South. "a
"a charter was issued this morning for
the Elizabethtown Manufacturing Com-
5pany;a capital IS, 600 authorized and $4,000
subscribed, by G, w. Lyon and others.
The Republican county convention for
Wake county-wns held here this after
noon, and a full county ticket nomina ted,
the Object being purely to get out the
Republican strength n and, IL possible.
make some sort OF a showing In the
interest Of those enjoying Federal offices.
There is no possible chance Of any OF
the nominees being elected. the county
being overwhelmingly Democratic,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
HOLLYWOOD FEATURES.
Week Of Far More Than Usual
Interest Is Promised,

Manager Buford, Of lakewood PARK, y
sparIng neither trouble nor expense to
mako this week a banner one at Idle-
wood, tho peoples pleasure place,
Fifteen thousand feet OF new film, for
the moving pictures which win be sf own
nightly III the stadium, have already arr ar.
rived. 5is S, ~ j, u.s. 81
on Thursday; the great band contest
when at least seven bands from all over
Virginia are expected to participate, on
sThursday night, when cash prizes taggre-
eating s7s Eutl! be a warded tho successfu y
Contestants, and what will prove ia DO
stha mos. elaborate and costly display q
.fIreworks ever shown here viii be set
ON on Friday nlght t,rhis salsplaysw,'ll
eclipse ! anything ever II seen Il here,
Among the numbers embraced IN the
grand concert by GSessnlch's Concert
Band at lakewood this week. ] commencing
with tod 5 concert are four compost
lions by we'll SHOWN Rlchnon ders ~
sAIessrs. Relphard !. Yoal ker, fees and
Baseler, 4 overs ~ nlusic, alWays3 apprer
ola tive Of the splendtd concerts rendered
~ this excel lent band ara irilActIs elatesl
5gess;t III pgp yga mns, spansAclniI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
|G|NCREA!S
IN g|1'!s|; BONDS ]
Norfolk and Western e Make axe.
y Its Common Stock One
Hundred Millions. @
BOY 30 DROWNED !! |! e. IN CANAL
Government Engineer Coming t.
Confer as g the Govern 81.
mcnts Piers.
ffpeotaI q i1,ho Times .Dispatch,)

4 4 4 4 b
s5 il (speoiad 70 irho Times ID spatch,>
4 NoRFoLK,SvA. Al, August IA special
meeting 81 the stockholders Of the N n I.
folk 4 ana Western Railway Will be held
at Roanoke October u II, TO authorize an,
increase in4T the issue q the common
stock OF the company Of from 500. 900, 600
to 800. ooO. 900. The stockholder Will TO
asked to vote upon q proposal to sanc-''
itio,, an issue OF convertible bonds, not to
exceed ~, ooo, 900. those bonds to DO con-
;verted Into common stock.
Colonel Walter II. Ia v Tor, president Of
the Marine Bank OF This city, who is ono
!of the directors OF the Norfolk and West
iern Railroad. stated 5st to- day that tho,
proposed increase OF common stock Is to
make provision for extensions and irn-s
3provements on the system.
Z 1.-THE ~ business OF q the Norfolk " and
Western Railroad justifies the extensions
ana Improvement that are der way
and are contompla I, said g olonel fTay-.ii
lor, and the increas e inSt he capt tai stock
Of the I company ;. will pave the way for
the scheme OF deyel opmant that has been
determined upon, Il RI Their than borrow
the money with which to- make the ex-
tensions and improvements and in that
way add to Its interest charges. the COM
pany decided to increase Its common
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
II IS A FACT 4!
Butfalo. On. Y.lATimes.

In view OF the general belief In the incnrn-
b bs the J1so. j. fulton Co. q san Fran
Cisco wrote us asking us TO send q repres,eil-
tatlye to interylew three parties .ns ~
s ts,,,o o. w Ws have recovered ana - 'ta
s.s'' Msemhsr Of our staff went "a one q ths
ipnrties on Jefferson 81, to investigate FAC ~
business man, He gave the reporter sne to.-
lowing facts; 4 u. <. * 81 ~ coma i,y,th
paSe|ss st fF ss soS Saoh S Msi
pmmnSnlovmsnt, II Meanwhile HIS wife deyeloped
fhn ssms disease. Later she too, was again
about her daily ayucutlo ii. - &
THE business man ~ question Vas
faoM thai thelr
upsntnds FOR Brght's Disease and p abetes ana
ho procured the trea tmentg for hlmsGiI y Wlln
the result that The eFaps Mha Iseasa IN.
tiIsv Authenticated 3 and lie has resumed tlse
NJ ~ srAonal "a IL az his bus ness; . q -,
IN ~ happens that the member, OF the Times
staff who YarI fled these facts also ki,nINS "
another case N this city tina y ~ ~
ths sawab hBssrshs Disease ana abetes
deemed the world are now sHred ~
tie In San 4, Ky py
rofessor Fulton " being pltS ~, AsEe 80
we'll 1as IN allfornia, Blu no ,
4 e are the agents for thee on ts.pmppp'ttns
referred a on5S
5oTs eeht. SEND for frss Owens
MlGnc H. ;f5fi,Y Cd, Rlch
II Ia spspset Br
Era iiasi MONS ri shlEa
INV jsssSsl ssspssises h M sSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19


stock, which Is selling well and "a VIII pc
readily mari eted 1 /.
4 Benjamin Franklin Craig, six years :, 81 3
ge living on I,oyitt Bro 3 g! n. ll
ton yiard wal drowned this fternoo on
shortly after 12f o clock in the canal be {,
tween I4ovitt Avenue and the Sorf oil k
and Western depot III. Sc 81. 5}s ID *
III Young Craig was In boat With ms
brother, d year older than himself vs. II
lost his balance and fell oYerhoa rd @s IS g
could not swim, and soon wen ID Wn, u MS
brother being too small 70 assist lifr
Forty minutes after the boy went t! own ~
the body was recov ered. An e. fort to
restore it to life failed. % siS a Il:
Captain Spencer Cosby, who has been
detailed by tho War department. as rs the n!
ngineering expert In the
Supervision OF the nstruct lon, ct Z e
james town EXPO tion piers, will leave en-
washington for Norfolk to-nig ht. sarr i'':;
Ing here! in the morning, for the purpose
OF comforting with the official 4 Of the
Jamestown Exposition Company and
members of5the board Of design relative
to- the construction Of the two govern
ment exposition piers, Mt a cost OF ss4oo, 900
sg The board OF design has engaged Sid IL
ney B. Williamson OF Baltimore, as It's
spectal engineer 3j{s ~ Il. ssS}SSaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19


as 8it does, numbers by we'll know local
composers which adds q Il ocal flavor q to
the ct Ter Swell-ch osen numbers. Tho pro-
gra,mme follows 3s lS sSs ms
@ S nc INA p, Nj.
March ~ rginia Stat g Flreman,s q Assoc,
8 alton @$. &. &. Z. acob g5Relnnaruts
R(,'Dedicated TO Preside ] /. s.8 Redwootd.''')
ha t!otpW VA
Religious Paraphrase-O Jesus. ~ o " $ M
@ Art Standing 81. ... Geo ecker
selection earl and the Pumpkin. Bratto q
lSWaltz-Daughter OF Love. 81. Bennettt
Med ley Overture Chief. 81. h: O1liafre
March--J amesto Exposit on .... II. Re gel
Fantasia 1usical Tour trough gu lip7;
s:soST o 10 40 P 81 NJ
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Oyerture-C in r. lWo ,a
Pccolo In troductio and Polk ,. !.
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CT. G.. seebold. soloist.) We
Select on-W derland s. er I ts
Walts-one Thousand and One n ig l1tts VI
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M dtley Overture tar y ftarel
3araphra Belicve5 Me, OF All Those i$
IF,ndearing Young Charms ~ I'M Base a.!a
Fantasia ocked In the Cradle g Of the I.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
SANITARY EXPERTS TO
COME To jamestown
DR.. Ferneyhough Secures Meet
ing Over Several
States.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

i, Especial to The Tlmes-p lspatch,) &
4 SPRING FIELD, IL, August ls.q-pr,
Il, q, Ferneyhough, State Veterinarian q
Virginia, captured the meeting Of the
Sanitary Board OF the Interstate Live
stock Association for next yea y a James,
town, Texas, Missouri, Illinois and OK.
lahoma were competitors.
Virginia Is represented In the meetinE
here hy DR., j, q, Ferneyhough; North
CAROLINA, by DR., Tilt Hutler; M issogrl,ib
Dr.. Iackey; Illinois, by Pr, Tiffany;
United States Bureau, by DIR, FL sttd-
dom; Texas, by pr, Ilankle a rlkapsRs.
Nv senator BROWNING; NJ Minnesota, hya Dr.
s. H. Ward Okahoma and, SseSefal other
states. by inspection 8, I. ), III \.
irhe methods of controlling and eradi-
eating such diseases rs nherculosls "
cattle, glanderR In horses and mules and
tick Grad ication were thoroughly discussed
by the association The different Stats
oofa,cials are reporting the results Of the
.yealss work; with llggestions as to the
Of quaran Inc, res la lions.
Il. III, Ferney hplgh OF Y irgl q nd g49f,
sRutler o. North Caro- So e8 4 ne most
selcouragsng results ot thetg. work along
the line As tick Grad lon " thslr F 'aelI
INpeetlYe Rtat slis 81, s ssfs