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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-11-07
BOARD Of HEALTH
Asked To ACT

Our borough fathers Friday night de-
cided to take action looking to the
abatement of couple of flagrant nuis.
auces, which are causing u great deal
of complaint throughout the borough
On motion OF Mr.. Schatz. seconded
by Mr.. Jacobs, it was ordered that the
board of health of the borough of Dan
Vile be and it is hereby requested to
officially declare that the hauling of
carcass or dead body of any animal
through the streets of the borough be-
tween the hours of D a. m. and the
hour of midnight of each and every
day hereafter shall be a public nuis-
ance to be abated according to law,
unless the animal should die or be
killed through accident in any of the
public thoroughfares, in which event
it will be necessary to remove the
carcass Immediately.
On motion of Mr.. Pursel, seconded
by Mr.. Jacobs, it was also decided
that the board of health of the bor-
ough of Danville be requested to offici-
ally declare that the running of all
kinds of waste water into any of the
cutters or alleys in the borough of
Danville hereafter shall be a public
nuisance to be abated according to
law.
Borough Electrician Newton Smith
presented statement relating to the
cost of operating the municipal light
plant for October. Eighty-two tons
of coal were consumed at So rs per
ton. The plant WAS in operation 357
hours, 10 minutes The total cost of
operating the plant for the month was
1881. 6S.
On motion of Mr.. Russell, seconded
by Mr.. Everhart, it was ordered that
duplicate engine and dynamo be pur-
chased for the electric light plant; al
so new hot water heater. On motion
it was ordered that specifications be
procured and bids for the new unit
invited from manufacturing plants.
Treasurer Ellenbogen presented his
report, which showed that up to date
there has been paid into the treasury
as part of the park fund, $l037 90.
The statement of finances also show
ed that sl61. 43 have been received from
the auditor general as fund for the
relief of disabled firemen. The latter
sum was on motion ordered paid to
Sam A. Mccoy, treasurer of the Fire
mems Relief association.
The treasurer s statement showed a
total balance on hand of $6207. SO.
On motion of Mr.. Sohatz the annual
bond OF the Danville and Sunbury
Transit company was approved by
council
On motion of Mr.. Jacobs it was
ordered that the action taken at the
previous meeting relating to the Pet
riken cemetery be rescinded and thu
the proceedings looking to the legal
abandonment of the cemetery be again
taken up and pushed forward to con-
clusion.
The following members were pres
ent Sweisfort, Pursel, Jacobs, Ever
hart, Dietz, Russell, Deutsch, Angle
and Schatz.
The following bills were approved
for payment:
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1907-11-07

Many citizens manifestly put low
estimate upon the franchise.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-04-18

Jack Schantz and Otis Johnson were before the municipal court yesterday charged with committing assault and battery on Ernest Korby. Schantz was fined S100 and Johnson $50.
 Valdez is going to have a mil : strel show in the near future. Some remarkably fine talent in that line has been discovered, and a r,ngements are now being m7de to produce the finest entertain ment of the kind ever put on the boards in Alaska
 c. l.. Golden left yesterday for Kuskalana to join Tom Kinney, who went in some time ago with an outfit They will spend the summer in the copper country. Rt. Rev. P. T. Rowe, the Alaska bishop. will arrive from Sitka on the Portland He will make a short visit to Valdez and Seward and then return to Southeastern Alaska.
 Follow the crowd to the Mon- tana and see the new moving pictures.
 Three pair of beautiful white Ptarmigan mounted by Cantwell for sale at Owl Drug Store. 136
 Mems Fancy Silk Striped Hose at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
OFFICIALS LOCKED IN VAULT
State Bank at Clinton. Ill.,, Is
Looted by Highwaymen.

Bloomington, ILL.,, Nov. 26.-The
State bank at Clinton was held up and
robbed OF $4,000 in coin by two men,
who made their escape. II was Just a
few minutes after closing time when
the men appeared In the bank and
with drawn revolvers forced Assistant
Cashier George Argo, Cashier Murphy
and Bookkeeper John Young to enter
the big vault, which they locked. The
bulk Of the money had already been
placed in the currency safe Of the
vault and the time lock set, but $4,000
In gold and silver remained on the
counter. This the robbers shoveled
into bag and took with them to the
Hotel Renion, where they had pre-
viously engaged a room. They had
arranged the money In rolls so that
II could be easily carried and were
Just about to leave the hotel when Of
flcers learned Of their presence and
attempted to break In the door.
Before they succeeded, however. the
robbers jumped from a window on to
an adjoining roof, taking 500 in gold
and leaving $1,000 in silver in the
room Il was dark when the men es.
capped from the hotel and all trace Of
them was lost A posse was orga-
nized and the country Is being
secured.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
TWELVE HUNDRED SLAIN.
Algerian Tribesmen Defeated in Battle
With French Forces.

Maghnia, Algeria, Nov. 26.-Ten
thousand OF the fiercest Benis Nassen
tribesmen swooped down on the
French camp and were beaten off with
loss of 1900 killed The fighting
continued for a long time and was
conducted on the part of the tribes
men apparently with total disregard
for their lives
At one time the French infantry
were in danger of being surrounded,
but they finally disengaged themselves
from their perilous position by most
brilliant charge of the Spahis. The
rout Of the Arabs was completed by
vigorous shelling by the artillery. The
French loss was eight killed.
The Arabs were not discouraged by
this severe repulse, but reformed their
forces and In addition directed their
efforts to rousing other tribes. The
fighting was resumed and the booming
OF cannon could be heard for hours.
The results OF the battle now on are
unknown at present.
During the pursuit of the enemy the
Spahis were drawn into ambush and
Lieutenant Bose, who was riding in
front, fell riddled with bullets, but the
troopers rallied and threw themselves
upon the Arabs in ambush, cutting
them to pieces. The French forces
followed up their advantage and scour.
ing the country killed many of the IN.
gitives. The artillery bombarded the
mountain slopes. where the remainder
OF the tribesmen had taken refuge
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
Ronffuelt als anardJilf.
60 bebanptet ipenisitens elm Eaitor
in ieiner Heoe.

Nem yorf, 26. Nop. - Der
Drdfibent 9ooiepelt uno Die Berei.
nigten Staaten.Gesierung forbern
oie Nnar4ie", tpar bR Muffehen ere.
gen6e 8eihuIbisung, bie Waffor Or.
WethIer In Der SabresoeriammIung
Der internationalen Sabbatb MHocia.
tion, oeren Grdfioent er lit, erbob.
.9riefe fino porbereitet unb mad
Wufbinston seididt tporben unS in
n1hfter ISOLDE aperben prdfibent Roo.
ienelt nno Sefretdr MetcnIf tie su re.
giitrieren bnben"
Die geihulSisuns seeen ben BRO.
fiSenten uno Die gfegierung bafieri
aiif Der Eatiahe, oaB ben Seeleuten
tn benz 2eagie SAano Sdiffsbdlibo.
fe BEL philadelphia seitattet sporben
1T. am Sonntag. tros oes ABroteftea
Der Gnian3, Bnieban az fpieIen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
DECLARES She WAS INSANE
Dr.. Barton Testifies Regarding
Mrs. Bradley.

Washington, Nov. 26.-That Mrs.
Annie M. Bradley was insane at the
time she shot Former Senator Arthur
Brown Of Utah In this city on Dec. s,
last, was the opinion of DR.. Wilfred
M. Barton Of the medical department
of Georgetown university and a spe-
cialist in nervous diseases, expressed
at the trial of Mrs. Bradley here. DR..
Barton's testimony followed the read
Ing to him of hypothetical question
of $4,000 words covering the history
of Mrs. Bradley's relations with Sena-
tor Brown from the day she met him
to the day of the tragedy.
DIR. Barton diagnosed Mrs. Bradley s
ailment as being puerperal insanity,
caused by what he described as the
continued assaults upon her nervous
system due to the abortions which she
had had performed upon herself In
explaining why he looked upon her as
an abnormal woman, he said she was
interested In things that do not usual
ly attract women and instanced the
fact that she was secretary of a po-
litical club as an evidence Of her alb.
normality. DR.. Barton was on the
stand practically the entire day and
was subjected to severe cross-ex.
animation by the district attorney,
aided by the government insanity ex-
perts, DR.. Smith Ely Jelliffe of New
York and DR.. Edward s. Brush of Bal
timore. Dr. Barton proved to be a
good witness for the defense. His
testimony showing his conclusions as
to Mrs. Bradley's insanity was un-
shaken
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
LOTTERY AT WHITE HOUSE
South Dakota Senators Draw Lots for
PATRONAGE.

Washington, Nov. 26.-The White
House was the scene of lottery draw.
ing in which the federal patronage of
the state of South Dakota was dis
posed of. The president OF the United
States turned the wheel of fortune
and Senators Kittredge and Gamble
drew out the prize packages. There
was large number of vacant offices
In the state due 10 the fact that the
agree upon applicants, thus permitting
the old officeholders to retain their
positions long beyond the time to
which they were appointed. The sen.
ators met in the presidents Office by
appointment to agree, ii possible, upon
a distribution, but when they con
fronted the president they found them.
selves just as far apart as they have
been In his absence. The president
saw the difficulty and proposed that
they draw lots.
The senators agreed and the posi-
ton of bank examiner being the place
in immediate dispute the president
tossed up a coin saying that heads
meant that Kittredge should win and
tails Senator Gamble should name the
man. The piece of money fell head
up and the nomination was thus
awarded to Mr.. kittredge. the
drawing proceeded and Senator Gam
BILE was awarded the followins
Offices: United States district at
torney for the state, collector
OF internal revenue, register at
the land offices at Aberdeen and Cham.
berlain and receivers at the land
offices at Rapid City, Pierre, Huron
and Aberdeen and Indian agent at
Lower Brule agency In addition to
the Office of national bank examiner
Senator Kittredge drew the following
Offices: Assayer of the mint at Dead
wood, registers at Mitchell, Rapid City,
Pierre and Huron; receivers at Nit.
chell and Chamberlain, Indian agent
at Grow Creek agency and the audi
torship for the treasury department.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
- ~n
pfr Panotae
erofnft.
aan5ler ben Siiloiu pcrlicit an STEELE
Ses Staiicrs Sie Sbrunreoc.
pas Budget iii nm
S2o, OOJ,OC0 erb1bt worOrn.
Ger polnIibcn 6rass ipa crnite slnf.
merfiamfeit scluiomci lucroen.

Serltn, 20. 0op.-9er prellbi.
l6e Sanotag muroe beute i'm 8eiBen
SCALE oes ShloneS erofinet. Der
Reihsfan5Ier 6iirit bon giilop per.
los IN abweienbeit oes aaiiers Die
Sbronre0e. sic erfl1rt, oaB oaS be.
ltanoige @ahien Der slusgaben oas
Budget Inn iiber $50, 100000 er6obi
babe.
Der 4an3ler iagte, baB i'm lauien.
Den Sabre infolge Der geipadienen
sluseaben Der Notwithstanding
elm 0efi5it ermartet meroe rno oaH
Die &egierung 3li elmer 9lnleibe ibrf
3uflud& nebmen miiiie, Inn bas 81.
ienbabnipItem aus8uoebnen, neue
Sinien 81 bauen, alte Sinien ooppel.
geleiiig 81 barten imo neues 9etriebs'
material an3uihaffen.
Die gfeoe l1bt Elm @eiee ourA.
blifen, oaS Die 8egierung ermdhtigt,
polniibe 9elisunsen our6 bns Ont
eignungsperfabren 5u eriuerben
Dieie MaBresel, Die ieit mebreren
Wonaten bereits beiprohen noroer
1T, bdlt man oa5u aneetan, Die agita'
ton iiber Die polniife Srage IN ofii.
ter Sorm pieoer 81 eroffnen. 9as
Brojeft Der 8eeieri,ng lit ielbit bon
ben leitenben fonierpatipen 3eitrlnsen
fritiiiert tporben. Die 9brourebe
briidte Die lleberaeuguns aus, bah
betbe SGuier bes 2arbtases bel Der
Grlebigins bieier erniten nationaler
6rasen ernftlih mittpirfen tperoen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
youfanoie
efrrdIte Strafe.
Gin GonntpfommiiGr in Gbieagu
miro fred segen ocn 9iidtcr.
lpiro non i. M wrsen snib-
adJiun9 0es Orr. dDts brfrait.
Gcine 6rcniiSe iibcrreScm lin, MIN
Gntiduloisnns 81 bitten.

6 bic ago, 26. 9top. - Ger
Sfi6ter Glelano brummte aeitern
nahmittag Dem Gountpfommiii6r
Mar 8l,nlenfelo, eineM poIitiifcn
Sibrer in Ger 5ebnten 8aro unS
wfitglieo oes aomitees oes gountp.
rates mir oas Gountpgef1nanis, cine
Strafe bon 500 uno 10 8aaen ge.
fdngnis aui.
Der Hidter Glelano 6eItrafte 9Iu.
menfelo negen Wfibadtung oes @e.
ridts, nad)oem oerieIbe lid gelueiaert
batte, oas Spreden i'm @erihts,im.
mer eln5ilItellen. Ger aommiiIGr
glnmenfel6 iprn6 nit Dem @erid,ts.
flerf, ais Der gailiff @bitIep 3ur
Dronnng rief. Der aommiIidr iano.
rierte i'm nno idlieBIid, ais er oas
8eribts5immer perlaiien mollte, be.
merfte er, .bab err Sem 9ailiff ole
Steue ncbmen molle."
Der fi6ter borte Die 9emerfilng
nno befabi, oen 8ommiIiGr Dor i'm
81 brineen.
.gSas meinen sic. bel FOLDER
idledten sluffiibrung?" fragile Der
Nidter.
sd peiB nift, bob ih mid elmer
iAle6ten gluffiibriing itulbig &C.
rnadt babe" anttportete 9lumenfelb.
r$abe if nidt bos @e6t, az Dem
Glerf 5u fprehen2"
sd oenfe anSers oariiber. Sd
beitrafe sic tpegen MiBadtnna BEG
@erihts nit S." iaste 9ihter Gle.
lamb drserIih.
8lnmenfelS langte in ieine Taihe
lino 5os cine srobe Molle Bantnoten
terdus.
.Sie fonnen es mebr MAIDEN, fpenn
81 Sbnen sefdnt," iaste glumenielS
fred.
ySebr tpobl, ih per6e bic Straie
aiif $25 feftiesen," iaete Der Mi1ter.
sd fam $50 ODER 500 ebenio
IeiHt beaabIen," tpor bic &ntport bes
WoIttifers.
nSerr Glerf," iaete Hidter Gle.
Iast6, lid bsitrafe Serrn 8IumenieIS
init 500 unb perurteiIe ibn aud su
10 Taeen @iniperruns i'm Gountp-
sefdngnis.
Der Hih-er befobl Damn, bob Der
2ommiiidr eingeiperrt perbe uno
Bli,menfeIo tpurbe iofort in cine Seize
abeefiibrt.
Die Greinbe bes 3ommiiiars ipiir.
oen iofort bon ieiner Sitlation be.
nahridtist, uno cine Mn3abI berieI.
ben iiberreoeten i'm, nahbem tie ibnt
mttgeteilt batten, baB er etnen sSebler
besongen babe, Sen Hid,ter GIelano
Inn @ntifulbigung 81 bitten, iino er
tpurbe entloiien, nadbem er 2 Stiln-
ben i'm gefdngnis getpeien mar.
Ser @ihter Glelono iagte Ip6ter,
Dob glmenfelb ith BET oerihiebeneil
3eiten Der Wiba6titng bes 8eridts
ihuloig gemodt rmo aeorobt babe,
er tpiirbe i'm BON Dem 8eri6t or ser
MorneGItraBe fortbringen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
DENMARK.


Queen Alexandra, who has been
staying at her Danish home. Villa Hvi-
dore, gave an instance Of her consid.
crate treatment Of her employees, In
whom she always takes kind inter.
est, and see that they are conforta.
BILE. Her majesty, wishing to speak to
her gardener. whom she could not find
In the glass-house, went to his cottage
In corner OF the grounds. The gar
dener was not at home, but his wife
invited the queen inside while she
fetched him. While waiting the queen
noticed how small and inconvenIent
the rooms were. Within q hour she
returned to the cottage with her sister.
the dowager empress Of Russia, and
the architect Of the house, SO that the
gardener and his family might have
comfortable home for the winter.
Work was commenced on the cottage
the next day.
An anarchist who has for some time
been regarded as dangerous PROPOSE
ton, viz, Rasmussen, who for many
years has conducted a newspaper I'm
Copenhagen, fed some time ago to
Sweden. The authorities wanted him.
A few days ago ne sailed over the
sound In a little boat to Amager and
went direct to the home OF his parents
there. Gemsoe, detective, learned OF
his whereabouts and went there to ar
rest him. When the detective walked
up the stairway, Rasmussen was there
and shot the detective and then turned
the revolver against his own head and
killed himself instantly. The detec-
tive lived only few minutes.
MARION 3. EORELIUR> /
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
6ebeimnispolle 6efdJihtr.
gsiemamb femmt bic Serfnnft Der Cat
tenm6rSerin Smith.

gew gorf, &c. gaon. - Die
2eit,e BON sSrau Grace Smitb, bic
am Samstag ibren @atten ermoroe.
te, ebe fie ibr Sous in Seem @otelle
In Brand itedte uno Damn Selbitmoro
beeins, lit nod nidt reflanliert NOR.
ben. Coroner Sarires iaste, bab er
gebort babe, oab Die Srau Dor bier
Sabren bebauptet bobe, iie lei Die
To6ter beS oeritorbenen 8i3egoirper.
ne,,rs %. 8. gudlep BON Gonnetiitt,
iei In Wandeiter, England, egboren,
unb ols fleines ainb nod slmerifa
setommen. Samuel s. Sn,ifb, gru.
Der bes @rmoroeten, miro belite pom
Baltimore ertpartet iino bot geinst,
oaB tpenn Srau Smiths 9eihe niht
BON Berpnn5ten reflamiert peroen
ioIIte, er fiir ibr 9egrdbnis Gorge
trosen iper6e.
Tie tpabre 8eIfihte Der sSrau
miro tpabriheinIid niemals befannt
tperSen, ober ieben Gag fomnen neue
TeiI6en ibrer @eihi6te an oas Sa-
aeslidt, Die in cine GrSdbIung 5i.
iontmengeiest, erItaunIi6 iinb. @S
miro jest bebaiiptet, DAB Srau Smith
itnter Dem Nanen 6rau glton SSrau
Ban S6aads, 6rau Curtis, 6rnu
WibSleton lino anberen gtamen 5lt
neri6ieoenen Soften in mebreren gro.
BEN 2G0en in SEEM gorf areoit erbal.
ten bot. TieIe Der Rehnltneen MI :
Sen niht be5ablt nnb mebrere Wale
fpuroe lie perflagt o0er ge3miingen
Die sefauften Baren 5uriid5ugeben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
Bareniaso.
Hnfrtsenbe Grfabrnnsen eines RaiS.
tnannee.

af1Iano, Dis., 26. Rop. -
WiIliam DendmiIler Don bier botte Ell.
men aufreaeroen aanpf NIT einem
Barren. or ihoB 3rpei Sunge uno be.
rem SHUTTER eriff ibn on. Or iagte
ibr etne 4ued In Den 2eib, ober fie
ersriff ieinen arm uno 3erfIeiidte
i'm in i9linnler Meiie, ebe er ibr
Den Gnaoenif,uB seben fonnte. Che
er fortfoi,inen fonnte, erifien Der
pierte B1r iinb er ihob i'm tot, oils
q auf i'm sufam. Or poe 219
Rfunb.
ModmiIler brahte Die bier totem
BGren unb einen $irib nod Mfblanb.
Die S6eer beSauern, DAB nod nm.
mer fein Sdnee Iiest, ober trosoem
iperben CUTE @eiultate ersieIt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
Wsorb nnS sdbitmsrb.

MiIm aufee, @is., 26. Wop,
Qiis Waiifeibo, IBIS, spiro beri&tet.
bob GbarIes @beeIer, SiIfshef 6ea
@oufeiba GreimiIlieen Geueripebr.
departments, eeitern abmS Drl
wSorp 2pnH eri&ob uno bonn mil
bsrieIben Moffe SeIbitmop6 begging
Die Trns0bie fanb in Der 0iidf bes
&ouies BON Granf g. Staer, prdfi.
benten Der Bisconitn Canning Com.
panp itatt. 100 bas W6b&en ieii
Ginger 3eit aIs gimitmdb&en BE.
i&Gftiet mar. Der Woreon9 iou 6is
UoIse zines 8iebesItreites oeipeier
fem.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
Three Drown While Skating.

Mason City, Ia, Nov 25-Ella
Swift, aged fourteen years; Merle Mot
tier, aged fourteen years. and Frank
Hartfelled, aged eighteen years. were
drowned in Lime creek here The
two young girls were skating together
when the ice broke and they went be
meath. Hartfelled, large. stout young
man, saw them sinking and went to
their rescue. In attempting to save
them he went down and was drowned
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
SdJtuerer piebfabl.
Gin Si&erbeitsiAranf BON 9ieben
fortsefHltppt.

Superior, Bis, 2e. Nop. -
9issbreder itnbIen IN Der Sonntae.
gedbt ben 500 ghino idsperen 81.
&erteitsi&ronf aus Dem Bureau Der
JnoepGs6ent 0oinSrp Company all
Der 9daptsei& 1ftsitrobe, i&leppten
TIN IN einsn @deen Der geierIhaft,
Der an oer 6tntertiire itano, fubren
nod einesn un6dpobnten Drte in Der
mdbe Der Uu6t unS f6lueen i'm nit
eifem &anIner oiif. sic ergouner.
ten etpo 500 IN Naiin5en unb $50
n aniiiererHeds.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
LOWER TRIBUNAL UPHELD
Augustus Hartje Falls to Secure d.
voree From Wife.

Augustus Hartje Falls to Secure d.
vorcs From Wife.
Philadelphia, Nov. 22.-Mrs. Mary
Scott Hartje. who was sued for divorce
by her husband, F. Augustus Hartje.
the Pittsburg millionaire, won q COM
plete victory In the Pennsylvania su.
perior court here when that tribunal
affirmed In Its entirety the decision Of
the Allegheny county court, which re-
fused to grant Hartje q divorce.
The petitions fled by Hartje's attor-
neys asking the superior court to re-
open the case on the ground of newly
discovered evidence were denied. The
petitions to reopen the case were
based on letters alleged to have been
written by Mrs. Hartje and Thomas
Nadine. the family coachman. who
was named ~ . correspondent BY
Hartje.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
Given One Year for Bribery,

Milwaukee, Nov 25-Former Alder
man William c. Okershauser was SEN
fenced to one year In the house of
correction by Judge Brace. Okers-
hauser was found guilty of soliciting
bribe Of 5000 in 1901 in connection
with sidetrack ordinance. A stay of
execution was granted until Jan. 2.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
CUT IN WAGES ORDERED.
General Strike of New York Building
Trades May Result.

Trades May Result.
New York, Nov. ga conference
Of Importance to the $4,000 skilled
mechanics in the building trades in
this city has just been held at which
the master carpenters organization
gave notice to the Brotherhood of
Carpenters that after Jan. i their
wages will be reduced from IS to $3.50
day. Because of the tightness in
the money market the construction Of
buildings has decreased so per cent
and this the master carpenters gave
as reason for their action.
The question has been referred to
an arbitration board provided for by
agreement between the employers and
the men, but representatives Of the
latter have declared that they will
strike rather than accept a reduction.
Mechanics in the other trades are
fearful that IL the master carpenters
are successful In reducing wages their
example will be followed by employers
in other trades.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth. Nov. 25.-wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, $1.04h;
No. Northern. $1.03; No. 2 Northern.
s1.00h; Dec, $1.01h; May. 31.0sx.
IN store-No. Northern. $1.04; No. Q
Northern, 800. Flax-To arrive. 81
l1N; on track. $1.12%; Nov, $1.12x;
Dec, $111%; May, $1.19%.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
chicago Union stock Yards

Chicago, Nov. observation-disclosures,
ts.3oQ6.10; cows. $1.150465: Texans,
e3.16@3.s0; calves. $5.000700; West
ern cattle, $3.1505.20; stockers and
feeders, $2.20@4.s0. Hogs-Light,
es.s004o5; mixed. $3.75@415; heavy.
e3.76Q4.15; rough, $3.7503.s5; pigs.
os.2o03.9O. Sheep, $2.0005.26; year
lings. $4.6505.40; lambs. $4.0o06.55.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
NORWAY.
Christians.

Says Michael Alger, the Norwegian
Christiania correspondent: THE num-
Der Of automobiles used In this coun-
try Is still sman. hardly more than
nifty machines In all. While the nat
ural conditions do not favor the auto
mobiles becoming as general favor.
lite az In fiat country. there are 9TH
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-Wheat-Dec.,
s21kc; May. $1.01h. Corn-Dec.,
61hc; May. $3.50. Oats-Dec., 451sc;
May, 49M@49Ac. Pork--Jan.. $11.95;
May, $12.25. Butter-Creameries, 20K
026c; dairies. 19023c. Eggs-17h@
201kc. Poultry-Turkeys, 12c: chick
ems, 7c; springs, &c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
st. Paul Union Stock Yards,

st. Paul, Nov. 25.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers. $5.5O@6.50; fair to good,
$4.00@5.00; good to choice cows and
heifers. $3.50; veals, $4.00@5.75. Hogs
-$3.60Q3.65. Sheep-Wethers, $4.25
@4.5O; good to choice lambs. $500
600.