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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

Bon einem lhredIi6sR llnaIiid
purOe bic i'm 3egisrungs6eFb 6sfinos
iide 9ohIengrube RsesR BEL 81. So
b0Rn a.. D. Sdar, seseniibsr pon 5aurs
briiden betroffen. am MoHtaa Wor=
seR CUR friiben Stuune, rpd6reno 600
4r6eiter in Der 9rube 5eidGftiat ma
rem. entitanO infoIse ialagsRoer Wet
TT cine farttblre @rpIpFon. So
nett sic Dorliegsnosn 9srihte rei&en.
faRoen i5er 200 4r6siter ibren Sob
uno ais oie Rettnnssdrbeiien i'm
8Gnse paren. tam Elm SSeusr gum
4usbru6 unO Die Rsttungsmanniduf
ten muBtsn iid 3uriid5ieben. pd6reno
nch mebrsre Duseno 9ru5snarbsitsr
in Eooesgefabr ltpebtsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

Wit grOBsr Wsbrbsit. HdmIi6 nit
$4,000 aelsn $4,000 Sttmmsn -
pis ne ourd bic Delegation oertreten
plrsn, - Ishnte Die in 8slf0it, Srs
lamb. a6sebaItsRe 9ritii6e arbtiterton
fereH3 ben oOr9eihIlgsneH 3uiaB gu
Zen Stotater alb. Die Organization in
cine ausssiPyo6eH iotialift;i6s ums
5urpdnoelR..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

9rdrosnt RoOieosIt iibermitteltt
oem @OnsreB cine psitsrs 9otihoft. in
Ss3ag auf Seiesse5uns ourb pel6e
oas SerRterun9sFpeisn i'm 5itrict Of
@Olum5ia .sgulirt psroen ioa. CT
oritt ieiH Seoduern barber aus. oaB
ts-aHttr cen beiseaa<R @sg6SItaifea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
9m p~erfaustu.

Cine idoustIssens so ader 8arm NIT
Ses.mable IN QartbolB 9t9enb, grsis
EitotIe. NortBe q. {. rs. W2ueuer @ros
Wlehiorh. gRla- ARnnit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

Sannar 8rIma 9amp14mdL, ESQ; soinfeu,
iii-i%c; Sbuatetu. sk-s%e: Winelftife,
eA-0Hc.
8te GbIubbreife Der BIobeHEdrIte In Mill
tpduiee fnr bahnla1eruoe Baren fno ME InIaf.
30. 1 Rcrtbern. $3.50; 10. 2 QoriherH, IS
s1c; 30. 9 SpriBe. "a - Toe; sfan00r0.
@etite. 573-5ec; Qo. l ROgoeH. es-esie:
Sc. 8 mats. 4e-42kc; stanSarb SGfer. s7%
- 3sIc.
Die o5iesn uuiase ftns uo6 Sriefes oFH5seI.
lem 1oiIp GomnereiGl 2ettsr bsarbeitef.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
AuerIet pntt Gu9e.

Rad elmer MelOung oss 9icscpniuls
Der Der. Stdaten in 3ingitOn. Sas
mdica. an Oas Stootsospartement in
Waibingtpn; iin6 bel cem leBteu grOz
bs5eH oaieIbit 2OOO psrIOnen umses
t0mmeR. Weitsre 9eitsn Don Spisrn
oes @robe5ens DeroeH nod INNER gu
tdge ssfOroert. auBerbalb Der Staot
&iRgiton Dar.-ec 9erluf an Nenz
lnenlebsn, ME nun feitssfeat tporoen
1T. elm psrbdltniBmdBig serinser.
WieoerboIt purOen bort pieDer mebs
rere befttse @roit0Be oeripirt, uRo Od
elHise beim sriisR Gro5eben am IA.
5dnuar tart beiddOiste 6duier sin=
ltlr3tsn. 10 serietbeH bic gepObuet in
srOBs Qufreyuns.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

Die in Berlin G~5gebdltene @pnFes
ren5 5piiden ben amsricaniI6en uno
oeutlaen SdrifcommiTdrsn lit gum
AblhluB gsIanst uno BAT su eiHem
&btOmmen ssfabrt. oas iebt ben bei=
eerisltlssR Re9ierungsn CUR gsItdtis
sung oor9elegt perDen iOa. Dte GER
bdutst BADEN bic @ommihdre sinen
Yldn ausgsarbeitet, pelter nit Der
3uit;smuna Oes 9rdFOenten Rooie=
oelt uno oes Rsidstages 3oafreitis=
seIten Oermeioen uRo cine 9diis fir
Elm l%angidbrises lle5ersintommen gum
9essnisitigen gOrtbeiIs Der bsioen
SaRoer 5ilosn piro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
Marktbert6te
RRauauFee Rartt.

4et5ea. IeERiine paren iteia Rzb tin.
gfaI i6fsb Te&c; Sail 7ske. 8rpbeH bei 8
0ars AulHbr fieftg. urfese: 80. 2 sRortberu
Gar SOC, I DO. 7ec.
IerHtnk fpcreu fra, dbet fet. =
4iai f4lpb f6%c: Salt 46Ne. Droben 6ei IS
ears Nuffpr fitiesnt- uugfdbe: &c. 81
VL 423ts Nc. 8 eabex-I Gar-s2kC, 80. a.
: edEs See 4 %. 41k. I Do. 4ike; 1 90.
a1e; so 0Eabe-i Gar Solc: / 90. SEX.
0utE 6i 30 gaDs aRiEbr aeiia. tm
loee Syria 80 ST. Car soc: 8 DO. 55c; /
%. 54te; 1 DO. 54Hcs 8 DO. $40; 2 DO. bs4c:
2 %. 5&s 2 DO 524c. 10. 3-2 GGrs 534c;
Z DO. $50: ! DO. 62ic; 1 DO. 5eke; 1 DO. see.
Asqsra. Bst 4 Cars autnbr HHosrdnberti
amlae< 90 Ia Gars esAe; 3 DO. CSC; 80.
eetst. Bel 10 Cars aufutr Isiaenb. -
urlaee: No. 3 Detter--2 gare 373c: / DO.
SI3t;2 %. SIC; ? DO. 3oIc. SO. 1 neibrr-
BG4c: 1 DC. S6{c.
Nthl. - Sfefia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
anbere gtebmGrfse.

Gbieago. 80. San. RinOpisb elnfubr
22 900: geeoes. 4.00-690; aiibe uno Settlers.
l50-515: Siuders uno Seeoers. 9.5O-4TO:
aeIans. 3.60-4.50: adlber. U.0O-S.O0.
Sdwetne. eufubr AZ. 900. @emiihte uuo
euthers. 665 ~ 600: cute f6Dere. CSC -
800; Rouab. $50 go. Iei6te. $50 -
0.s2A; Rtgs 6,oQ-655; Bun. 6.75-0S2l.
eAats. sniubr 1000; S1afe. 3.6O-5.f5;
Sdmmer. 4.75-7.70.
santa as Gin. 50. San. NiRbSish l. 8eef.
Stiere. 10000; aabe uHb Seifefs. 2.25-
9.50-7.5o.
--6.SE.
shaie. 475-575; Qdmmer. e.75-7.bo.
st 2euts. 30. San. RiHSBie6 Beef
stiere. s.75-6.T5; sloders uno Geeoers. zoo
100; Aabe uHe 9etiers. 2.5o-525.
SawstHe. Bios. 6.00-6. TO- 9adsrs. c sc
-6.sO, fbfpcre, 6.7Q-BS5.
s@afs. s25-5.70: edmmsr. 5.25-7.75.
= omaha. 80. gan. AiHhptsh eegisstiere.
8~75-625; au6e uHo 6eifers. 2.5O-46O:
Ste3sFs une 5eeoers. 2s0-5.00; adIber. SOD
-6.50.
s6psins. Bun. 8e7h-672n.
Snaie. 4.50-6.25: edmner, 6.50-7.e5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
Nnberc ~4Reiertimfrffr.
5iebmarHs.
MiIwausre gisbmarft.

peitte, gemifhte, 6.65-6.S5; mittIere bis
lnnere 6.I5-6.9o; fbpere 9aters G.65-es0:
RouQb. 6.25-6.6O. ~
Rutters stesrs. iO5o-iso0 mn booNks *.
p50-i05O Bfuno 4.25-4.75; Sellers. oeuShn.
li1e. 2.T5-S.25; quite. 3.75-l5O; dIbe 9,25
400; Ganners. 1.75-2.25; gutiers. I.50-
1926: 9uneu, 2.75-3.25: Nuthers. 960-
20; 6eeoers. 3.50-4.25: Stoders, 500 -
80; 1dlber. 4.50-725.
Sfafe, - @nfubr $50. WlGrJt itetia. Shafe
s.50-5.50; eLHlmer. 5.bo-T.50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
BrsOuftisnSmarfie

eehueR. - S1.30-t.35 Der RuT5,I for ana
eep1blie. tlnofortieTte sabies: ulittplrnsSsss
20 Sl25-i 30; s~eiiiebts ausaelpdbIie' ST
slsHo. Sboo-525; Ree aloHsb. 30. $3.50
9ssHesBeos. Rad cuaIiidi. ahrnb. os-
SOC: enHid. 25-27e Der Bfuue Sic an 9ae
SnasttBenn'eRL - euRh0t giurS, S2go-
eTbisH s9orbTi9e. feline isstHfss. 8, M
l.12j erane 95-e7e. Sch. 500. Tpor.
serlats SlloGl y; Ss.It. pu 5as bon 30
edRts. Gures. 10. / trin,meS f2u-,a,.
~. b. iiA-liic: 80. 1 crime frtmr7sS
gu io-l0Ac SO. g DO. sfLc serSs
teue .. e. hsite f5A-fsEe. se' , fe.
l4Ae Seifs 2O-2bc prr 8fuuS FIR absss 49,
ten Sefras bon 30ue an lfSem Rel. -s'
CTS. dusasrudttes 1imcfbs M
1850; Slice une aenif6tes f3OO-tss S -
les bis aneserdHieA uslan6 asri,6 W.
Iofpa. 1866 90. 20 4 sfI 90 w
80. $. ti2 O0-i5. 90: @isconfr qrssrts :
800, So6Rsu. Ss5e-7OO ECU
9adiie. f3-1ec. $50;
eunie- - gisusr, EateH. a~ueaspsbr,sr ~,
iancp. iu l.RfuHb-@sgficafn. Der Rfrrb r.is-s
iZlIes enniler. lt-iSs auAaeiaFener 80.
Scgssrn SIaSsst Rhlae an aolbsn. s2.o5
eftrtnA Gnctieri oAf Aer Auns ror Il %
pc 9aloHs llt ierfias BeituUs nere
eUse. 3aaqen. rv Scnre ssf eru n.
~ ~ oSZs59: &9itEs - Sf.0o~z7E;
@eAfA a. Etoo%S3s r
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
@il1nrtet YrSoutsHpreHA
SIei6 urb WsfIHasI.

e@ivftHs. Observation-Disclosures Itibis
7-7%e; f5mere Bare, e6hc ~
eaHImeE. - Sg~lbiabrssodmner NIT Sen. ner
NilHe, auseeiunte BIS iaucp. ga s-f0e. SaEIs
.6E7c; 1870 Bfuno. 7f-se: goN11o a,isrrs
si-se; eEfra tanc1. s-sie; s5-i5O glnnp.
mayer uno leiht. 4-5c.
eesenoes @ehasd. - Sdtner, SeHnen. an
g alte 2dbHe. 6ic; Sprineers, je nGh Der
6rose. per 4fo., e-ehe; Snien. lie: Iuriens.
nna9sre, 10 liz; inHge Iurfebs su lac:
@anie. per Sutenb. f6psre, nit Eeseru 50 o.
-lg0o: %, per Bueene. ileinere uub oerilbfte
6sHnsd.- Gef1In6tsfes: Iurfehs, felre ana.
gemaoiie tx. oo- General run. AZ f5e. 30.
esus. lo-lle; St3ntt; oenneu. fdnere al
W6uie, life. 49,
Eaubea. 2eBsnbe Tussno. e0c-sf co.
istt .5-soe iunge SaubeH. fstte. SI.75: mos
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
GrRate.

- cH - NNAN
Gsissa. : California. 1o.BtunS.Gmtons, n
She.
crapssu. 5Ioribo. s2.75-s.2s; G4ssui
mia. S3.O0-3.50.
SranbsH. - WnIae1s. Der Qea. s.. eo--7eO.
GrpHsbeertH. - 0dpe Cob. has Wat, $780,
$50: Spdte 6olses. S%oo-s.5O: 8ehe & Buaf(
S9.OO-9.5O: BuibeIAaiien, S2.5O-2B.
MelpHrH. Sens - GoIrrabo GtanbarH
Grutes. s2.5O-2.75; ~@ouhGrates, Sfy5O-I752
Wi6ipuu. h.9ufbebRor5e. ie mad CuaItfak. FL
400; Sfaqe. srose bieredtae Crates, Ads Trt2
3enb, 60-85c: fIeiHe Crates, $500: HeHaea
Sens. per Tuteno. 25-35c.
3itrDnen. - CALIFORNIA, per aifte. 1925 Il
$50: 0lefiind, per Riite. $500 Berbent. 81
81 00-75O. 4
manoeIu. per @iun6 .......... .16h- II I
SGiuur5e 9sauHlie, Heue. 4ii. rs leo 1
9'rasil. Der Riuno ........... .15h- IL }
Wntternufs. nelte. Der 8ufheI.. LTD 200
anltaHieu. ncue. feline. per eu. I
non so pflno ........... 400 -4B0
aniiduieH. grobe. Der 8funb ID. 90 - 10
GofosnlNe. neue. Sad BON 100. 1925 $40
SaicInliIe. per 8iuHb .......... lis ag
SiGcrhufNe. neue. per Pu. bon
30 gfuub. .Eheu PARTS 49,. PTS
Qeanuts. tanoaepflidt. 8irs
dinia. per 9fuHo .... .O61k- on
Reunuis. Seconos. Der Bfunb.. .ObH- .O0
Geanuis. %qeroitete. per BfuHo .O7n- .O8,
Qccans. per Bfuno ..-... II - I9
@nunHNc. ueue. California. NIT
iuef@. Eh1fe. per mffnb 80. Is .I6
gr.r.SAe Niie. Der BfuHe 4. . IL - IL
Rories ....--.."..-. Is - ~
Re. Ou..ra
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
Butter, Gisr puO Side


Butter. aufubr s.122 30. gorft felt;
Slremero, egra, SIC; Jirfis 81 26-2Te;
GeeCHos. 22-24c; Nenopnieo. 22-23c: latru.
ianco. 24e; aines. 20-2fe; Sou. 1s-2Oc; Bad
ina. 17-1se: @redfe. 6-7e.
aaig. - 4ntubr 5.9t0 Rfuno. Warlt fietia.
unitrirnu sun Cream, 8-1Atkc; arid g.
1915; 9tmhurasr. lie: e6petser, a-f4e.
Gler, - Anfrbr 2te a:iteH. Mdrit bSber.-
5tIite. 22-25e; Seeones. t4-15c.
anSsrc NReiereimirfte.
GlteGg9. 80. Gan. Butter greamerb.
2i-3lhe; 1uirp. 2O-2sc.
Qdie Duties. fs-i4hc; Iiuins. 10
l31e young Amerteas. 13&-l4he: eim6ur,
GET. t0hc; Artd. 13e.
0ter. - 22-25e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
SinanSberidt'

SIN Separismpnt fur duspdrtige Eaenlsf -
Griisn Rntiossl hdHf. 10. 4Os DffpuHeren1
meroeu nd6folqenb nneef1brfe Wertpasied
uno @Pin8eu 81 ben nHeefitrten 1reiien 81
Iauit. rep. S%eriantt;
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

&aftte WRarIt.
81 E D OIL 30. 7 Rio. 7e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
Omte 0elOamlage.
Farm an prrmifthsn.

Bis 3Hm | Uldtj 1907 cine Der bttbss
tsutm 6armsn I'M iiOlihen Wisconiin.
10 CUTE Rlbs. @pentaeu puros Id aud
Sntn euttu 6armsr nit : ooer 3 Sohnen
mf sigsns RsaHIas anitsQeH. Dian abs
kline y. 3. Dloors. gags @sneUa, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

NN FsIiSe 0tUItDbt OttIpULl, uNp Uu
elnise beim stiten Gro5eben am IA.
Sanudr tart bsiddOiste SduIer elm
ltur3tsn. 10 serietbsH bic gepobuer in
srOBs a%ufrsguns.
4us unse6li3 3uOerldfiger Queas
pstldutet. ouB Ydpit gius in ge3ug
auf Die StequHg gum 5rennungsaeisB
IN 5rdntrei6 nsue (?) 0siiun9eR ers
lafen peroe, unter oenen, pie man
giaubt, IS m0gIid ieiu Diiros, GOttss=
olenite unter Dem ergdn3snoen neusH
9eisB 81 orsdniiiren.
9%aroiRals @r3bif6of Ridaro Don pa
rs bat bic WitglisOer oes fran36fi6en
Spiseopats 81 elmer peitsren @pnFes
ren3 siRbsrufsH.
Cas 4rmigos Cabinet in 5pantsn
1T. pie aud feline 9orsdnger, an Dem
9eIeBeRtpurf fir Die 3rennuna BON
3irde uEo Staat aus Dem Qeim qes
9anseu unO bat ~dbleodntt. SIN Din
bid auf Die SbdtIa6e, baB in ben leg
ten Is Wiondtsn 5 Miniiterien Der 9is
'3eralen iber Die 5rage Der 5rsRRuRg
Don 4irde uno Staat qepur3elt Iino.
IN &oni5 4lfons snoIit 3u Der lebers
3eugung setommeR. .odB i6m teine ans
oere 4Iternati0e ge6lie6eu, ais Senor
uiaurd, ben friberen MiniIterprdIis
benton uno 6i5rer Der G~onieruatipsn
fpleoer nit Der Resisrung gu 6etrauen.
Senor Utuurd 5iloste oarauf6in Elm
eabinstt, Dem sr lelbit ais 9remier
por3ultslen ii5ernommen bat. Da 0C
neue premier %offsnbar iber feline Ma
ioritdt i'm parlameut Oerfiiate, 10
IOite Der 96nig oas Parliament auf
lRo Oronets Rsupablen an, neil bic
Ter 4ppea an oas Bolt Die sin3i1e
UtO5li6teit 5ietst. ouB oas Bolt lei
nen Biaen in 8s3ue duf Die airdenz
trase ,Ouslpridt. Die Wablsn psr>
Den pabri6siHIi9 i'm @pril ftattfin=
ben unO bic neuen @ortes i'm Mai 3us
lammentreteR.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
DECOMPOSED BODIES FOUND
Shocking State of Affairs Beggars
Description.


Memphis, Tenn.-A state of affairs
so horrible that description is beggar-
ed has been found to exist at the county
morGue, conducted by Robert T. Har-
ris. The neighborhood is thoroughly
aroused and indignation is at a high
pitch, resulting from the revolving con-
ditions discovered. The community
has demanded an investigation, and AT
the meeting Of the county court an in
vestigation was ordered.
DR.. j. L. Andrews, secretary of the
city board of health, has ordered an
other investigation and that official
will adopt, if necessary, drastic meas
ures to secure the immediate removal
of the morgue, as the health of the en-
tire neighborhood is in danger,
Exactly % pauper bodies were found
in various stages of decomposition.
These disgusting and sickening objects
were found piled in dead wagon, lying
on the ground under an inverted box,
while others were lying on a table par
italy concealed from view by an old
rubber cloth. They were the bodies of
children, male and female, and adult
remains of both sexes and races.
So shocking are the details of the
discovery made by a committee of citi-
zens that they will not bear repeating,
much less appearing in public print.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
IN CONGRESS



Representative Murphy, of the
Sixteenth Missouri District, introduced
a resolution calling upon the Attorney
General to inform Congress what
steps taken T. dissolve what is known
as the Harvester Trust and what has
been done looking to the prosecution
of the trust and its officers. "The
trust has stifled competition in Mis-
souri, and throughout the country" "
said Mr.. Murphy, and it is time some
thing was done to give the people re-
lief In my district there is not
dollars difference to the price of
several leading machines
The president sent to congress a
message urging some action toward
remedying the situation caused by the
break in the Colorado river four miles
below the International boundary line
in Mexico and which threatens the
property of the Imperial valley of
California.
House committee decide to recon-
mend cut of 10 per cent in pay of rail
roads for carrying United States mails.
The army canteen was again under
discussion in the House of Represen-
tatiyes. While the army appropria-
tion bill was up, Representative Nor
reIl, of Pennsylvania, intimated that
he would like to attach a paragraph
doing away with the antlcanteen law
in line with a bill he had introduced
in the first session of the Ffty-ninth
Congress.
Representative Gragg, of Texas, in
troduced a bill to appropriate $1,275,-
OOO for the construction Of sea walls
and entertainments to protect the sites
selected for fortification works at Gal,
weston.
By a vote of 10 to l, the Senate
passed a bill providing that railway
employees engaged in handling trains
shall not work more than sixteen con
secutiye hours, which period is to be
followed by ten hours off duty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
ANSELL INAUGURATED.
New Era in History of Politics of
South Carolina.

Columbia, S. C.-Martin +. Ansel
was inaugurated governor Of South
Carolina today in the presence Of a
large audience gathered from every
section of the State.
The Inauguration of Gov. Ansell
marks a new era in the history of South
Carolina politics, in that he is the first
chief executive who has opposed the
State dispensary system, which was en-
acted fifteen years ago under the lead
ership of Gov. B, r, Tillman. In his
inaugural address Gov. Ansell in no
uncertain terms recommended the abol-
ishment Of the present liquor system,
which under State control has grown to
be four-million dollar business.
Among other recommendations of the
incoming governor are the adjustment
of bucket shops, system of rural po-
lice, liberal appropriations for the pub
lie schools, more drastic punishment for
criminal assault upon women, and lib
eral support of the department of inn
migration. d. ',+
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
COLD IN NORTHWEST
TEMPERATURE OF FROM 6 TO 80
DEGREES BELOW ZERO,
ta.-,a - -
WARM IN THE OzARKS
= " ''Ft'71 n ~
Hottest Winter Day Known. in the
Land of the Big Red Apples, ,and :
Buds Swell.

st. Paul, Minn.-According to in
formation received by the local
weather observer a cold wave ef
considerable intensity has devel-
oped in the wake of the heavy snow
storm in eastern Montana and west
ern North Dakota. Readings at sta
tions in the Canadian northwest
showed temperatures ranging from ei4'
below zero at Minnedosa to 80 below
at Battleford and Swat Current. IN
the United States the coolest place
was Havre, Mont, where there was a
sub.zero mark of 81, .degreesi other
temperatures were: Helena, Mont,
IA below; Miles City Mont, 10 below;
Bismarck, N. d., 6 below; WilIiston,
N. D., Is below; Devils; IakeSAnsDa
16 below.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
The Senate.

When the legislative bill was taken
up Senator Gallinger who had
given notice of an amendment increas,
ing the salaries of Senators and mem
bers of the House, remarked that be-
cause of the intention Of some Senat-
ors to make a point of order against
the amendment, he should not present
it, but rely on separate legislation to
accomplish this purpose
The notice given by Senator Calling
er is taken as an indication that no
action to raise congressional salaries
will be successful at the present ses-
sion. The Senate Committees amend
ment striking out the House provision
Increasing the salaries of the Vice
President, Speaker of the House, and
Cabinet members was agreeS to.
There WIN be an extra session of the
senate Immediately after the adjourn.
ment of the present congress for the
purpose Of dealing with a new treaty
with Sauto Domingo.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
HEARS OF QUAKE.
United Fruit Company Claims That
Reports Are Exaggerated.

Boston. The officials of the United
Fruit Company received a cablegram
from the company's representative at
Port Antonio tonight stating that an
earthquake occurred at Kingston on
Monday and that part of the city was
On fire. No mention was made Of any
loss of life.
The cablegram was sent from the,
cable station at Holland Bay, WHICH is
located in the swampy section Of the
island some miles from Port Antonio.
From the tone of the cablegram the
officials of the company in this city say
they are of the opinion that the reports
of the calamity are exaggerated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
J. T. HARAHAN UNDER FIRE
Election to Illinois Central Fresi-
dency Is to Be Probed.

Springfield, In.-A resolution for the
appointment of a senate committee to
investigate the indebtedness of the lii
nois Central to the State, and the le-
gality of the election of j, 7, Harahan
to the presidency Of that road, was in
troduced in the senate of the Illinois
legislature today. t,t
The resolution questions the election
of President Harahan on the ground
that it had been held outside the State,
in alleged violation Of the law,' and
provides for the Investigation of the
subject matter Of the resolution, in
which the opening paragraph refers to
the governors investigation of the COM
panys alleged Indebtedness to the State,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
HEAVY RAINS IN KENTUCKY
All Streams of the State Getting Out.
of Their Banks. 4.r $50

Washington. Heavy rainshavebe
falling all over Kentucky for FOUR days,
and reports today show that every
stream is at flood tides In; East
ern Kentucky the Big, Sandy, Ken
lucky, Licking, Red and other riwrs
are rapidly rising, and thousands of
logs are being swept away. ..4agy,.,
Railroad bridges are being washed
out Two wrecks have occurred on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and all
through eastbound trains are being sent
via Cincinnati over the Louisville and
Nashville. In this county substations
on interurban lines are Hooded ~, w
Last night John Riddle and wife,
who have charge of one station, were
imprisoned all night by floods, and were
rescued by farmers today.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
GIRL MARBLES, {p,YslYNe {,Y,slYNe MAN
Knowing His ic0naititoiasF She II Insists ll,t
a '7f''t IA" on Ceremony. 'N' '% 'T'

Scranton, Pa 42'Tasfe,* were no.
smiles nor oconeratufstwnS 'at me
wedding toaay of sMisssRessie ca S1oetl
Of this city and 4HarEy.-M, Harris of
.M9lsa Madison dlIFa9! las the, bridSgFoaafs d1-
iifg. ...' .a<e..e
Miss SlQat. and Harris, were tqf be-
married soon, But the young, man $!
taken III. HIS .iiantee Jnvfsssd hin,
f4arris made 'nobfc fight Tor life ana,
mis- sweetheart aided hin 'fnf 64eryt
possible way but rft' was '6ff ndnAAS
tIhe- doctsr.finaHy told the STRICKEN
man that 4the end WAS Reara tAe sssa
for his tiancee, ands she. iasViattsqi 1.-The
marriage taking slace.t A few honrs
!.ater the bridegroom, ! ,b9Eeattlhsd his Vast >
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
NlTRoGLYcERIN LETS GO.
Kills Manager and Scares a Bunch of
Italians,

San Francisco, Cali.-rEd Smith,
manager of the washing house in the
nitoglycerin plant at Vigorit, powder
works, at Point Isabel, near Berkeley,
was Killed by an explosion of 5000
pounds of nitroglycerin. 1t is pre-.
sumed that the explosive became over
heated. No one else was hurt A
number of Italians, panic-strieken by
the explosion rushed into the bay,
where they were nearly drowned.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
Conductor Kills Negro.

Jim Wilson, negro, raised dis
turbance over matter of 5 cents
change with Conductor j. E. Rocker of
the Mississippi Central, while the train
was running at a high rate of speed
near White Sand The negro said he
was going to get the nickel, and reach
ed for his revolver, but the weapon
stuck in his pocket. The conductor
also reached for his revolver and as he
drew it the negro seized it with his dis
engaged hand. Rocker pulled the
trigger and the bullet entered the me-
gro's stomach, killing him instantly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19

Houston, Tex.-A wild man cap
med in the woods near Rosen-
berg, Tex, has been recognized as
Roscoe Houghton, who disappeared
from Fort Bend county Texas, sew
eral years ago and was long since
mourned as dead. He is the son of a
wealthy farmer, and his disappear.
Gnce was attributed to a love affair.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
BROKEN MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT
Underlying Cause for Murder and Sui
i,N w. eide in Idaho.

, Rigby, ldaho.-Miss Irene Jane
Miller, teacher in the public schools
at Lewisyille, near here, was shot and
killed by Prof |. F. Couch, principal of
Il schools, who then committed sui
cidA TIC underlying cause of the
tragedy was broken marriage en-.
gagement Miss Miller was a member
of one Of the ola Mormon families OF
Utah, her father being " n Miller
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
Succeeds Gilleas.

The governor has appointed Maj. w.
L. Smith, general agent of the Illinois
Central to be a member OF the Ya2oo-
Mississippi Delta levee board, vice Maj.
NJ. Gilleas, resigned. This is in con-
formity with the provision that the
Illinois Central and Yazoo and Missis-
sippi Valley railroads are entitled to
representation on the board.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19

Washington, D. C.-President Roose.
welt today decided to go to Indianap,
oils decoration day to attend the un,
yelling of monument erected in hon.
or OF the memory Cf Gen, Henry W.
Lawton, who was killed in the Phil.
lppines.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-19
Dead at 90 Years.

Mrs Eliza Bole, the oldest citizen OF
Madison county, died at Sharon, aged
30 years. She was born in Spartans-
burg, S. c., in 1908; settled near Mon
ticello, Miss. in 1918; was married to
VIM, H, Bole in 1925, and moved to
Madison county in 1929, having been
resident Of the county for fifty years