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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-27
Both Are 0ptimists.

But here resem bIance as we'll as
friendship ceases. In other ways the
two are no more alike than an ele-
the only simon pure Roosevelt candi-
date, and Bryan says he was like
Roosevelt before Roosevelt was like
himself. Taft lacks eloquence, and
Bryan has plenty of it. Both are
about the same age, but Taft has more
to show for it and is larger for his
years Taft laughs like an explosion
Of dynamite, and Bryan smiles like
crack in a melon. Both are natural
optimists, but Bryan manages to con-
ceal the fact when talking about Wall
street and the trusts. On the railroad
question Taft is for government regu-
lation at cabinet meetings and Bryan
one is listening AS for tariff revision.
Bryan wants it right off and Taft
wants it as soon as the stand patters
will let him. On the money question
Taft wishes the banks to issue the
money and Bryan would have the gov
eminent issue the money and distrib-
ute 1t through the banks. On other
/, questions Secretary Taft's views may
be determined by consulting my poll
cies" and Mr.. Bryan's by reference to
the Democratic platform.
But all this does not determine which
! one will be elected. The country might
do better by defeating both and elect
ing Tom Watson h1It If novor will
Watson is getting almost as much In
the habit of running for president as
Bryan and gets more fun out of it. He
knows he never can be elected. and
Bryan does not, but may learn
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-27
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-27

- He making OF election predlc-
lions is hazardous. First, there
q Is the moral certainty that the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-27
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-27

Words of
Appreciation.
Fair and
Impartial
Deal to One
and All Alike.
Prices to Be
Right and
Competition
Met.
Advantages
OF Selling to
Our Local
Agents Over
Shipping 1t
Away.
Heavy Cream
Produces
Best Butter
and Reduces
Cost of
Transporta-
ton.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-05-27
Special Diseases of Men and
Women a Specially

Blood Poison, Syphilis, Structure, elect, sper-
matorrhea, Varicocele, Hydrocele, and the
bility, Nervousness. Defective Memory, etc.,
which ruin mind and body, positively cured.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

PostmAstcrs appointed LOUISIANA
Raccourci, Pointc Coupcc parish, Os
ward +. lrcour. Zwollc, Sabine par
ish. Floyd c. Mitchell Mystic, Cal
easicu parish. BENZ. T. Davidson
Presley, Natchitoches parish. George
W. Bolton.
Mississippi--liub, Marion county,
VIM. H. Arncii. NeeI's Ferry, Quit
man county. Thomas NJ. uarroti.
Eor!ee Moore was appointed regu.
lar and J. y. Moore substitute rurnl
carriers, route ]; Rufus SInqueheld
substitute. route 2, Jesse 7. Mabry
! gular, John Turner substitute, on
route 3, at Senatobia, Miss.
A postofIice was ordered establish
ed at INwisbnrg, st. Landry, La,
with Albert r. Burlcigh postmaster.
The following Mississippi postof-
fees have been ordered discontinued
Eureka Springs, Panola county; Fin
ger, Tippan county; Society Hill,
Gwinvillc, Jefferson Davis county
Crockett, Cypress, Eliphaz, locust,
0oode, Tate county; Mt. Zion, Pokal,
Simpson county; Big Black, Warren
county; Pine Grove, Benton county
Sorin, Harrison county.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
Diamond Scheme Under Ban.

An alleged diamond lottery scheme
operated az Fort Smith, Ark, hss
been put cut of business BY ifani
order issued BY Postmaster General
Meyer The scheme was worked by
= concern known az the Southern
Commission Company. The company
engaged IN The sale Of ~o-callei dia.
mond contracts. the purchaser agree
ing 70 pay the company Sl.25 a week
for period of cighty-cight weeks,
for ahich the company obligated H.
self to return to the purchaser, when
his contract WAS the osjcN oulstand.
ing, diamond of value slp,. or sl6,
IN cash. The contracts were i~sued IN
numerical order and redeemed sc-
cordingly. The department. however.
holds all such schemes to be lo,tsr-
les aud fraudulent. aud accordingly.
placed Il under the postal ban.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

The Supreme ,ourt ~ the rnitcs
stairs de'idsi that L'a Hop Pong.
a ,hinanan who came 10 the Uniiea
States ir ls9o a. a student. bat vii,
has since heca found working. shorii
nos be dcrcrtcd. As was drsrced ~
The United States District Court of
Nebraska. The latter declared thai
Hey had only s;aiiri 10 The extent ~
taking lessons 'n sunday School.
and. finding that his certificate is-
clafiuS that be was coming q the
United States for the rnrpcsr ~ en-
sssing IA The pursuit Of schclasllr
knowledge fraudulent ordered ,has
be bc sens back TO China This opinion
VAS by Ig-sise Day and reversed shs
order Of the Nebraska Court. Justice
Day took The position that there was
ao testimony before the District Court
to Justify she diSrossrdins of tho Ger
'ihcatc as was done by that Court.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

MUST HAVE APPROPRIATION
FOR -FOUR BATTLESHIPs.
he WILL VETO THE MEASURE
The President Declares That Rather
Than Accept . Bill a. Passed BY
the House and Reported in the
Senate He will Veto IT,

Washington. - President Roosevelt
has evidently not ye, given up his Of
forts to secure the authorization OF
four ba,iIcships by the prescn, SEES.
sion of Congress. lie has called at
tention to the fact that The naval APP
preparation h,l! a. passed by The
House and as reported In the Senate,
Authorizing two bat,leships, faih 90
make any appropriation for the con.
struc,ion Of these ships. The Prcsi-
dent declares tina, rather than accept
such bill. which really makes no
provision for hstilcshlps a, all. he
will veto the measure. The omission
of an appropriation for the two ad-
ditionsl haillcships by the House was
based upon tho calculation that the
contracts for the new ships would
not be given out for some months,
aud that no payments on the vessels
would be due until some time after
tho opening ~ 1909. This would he
tsntsmount TO saddling upon the next
session Of Congress the necessity for
making an Appropriation. aud should
that session likewise refuse TO appro-
pirate, the construction of the battle
chips which have been authorized
would be indefinitely postponed. Pres.
ident Roosevelt feels thoroughly jus.
titled in insisting upon proper ap-
preparation. He declares that hc
would sign a bill that contained 20
provision for battlcships whatever.
but hc cannot approve a measure
which commits the government 10 the
construction Of two ba,tssbips, yet
makes no provision for the payment
Tor same. While there will undoubt-
edly be further efforts made to in.
ducc the Senate TO authorize four in.
stead Of two bsttleships, there would
appear to be little chance Of success
As the Senate Committee on Navn'
Affairs is as strongly opposed 10 au
thorixing more than two Ship, M wa
tho Committee of the House Of Rep
rcscntativcs.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Ns governor granted two pArdSns
one cf which vas to Iouis Wilsnu,
eoav'eted in Bolivar county ia 1904
Of @aaslaughter, sad sentenced 10
ten ysas inprisonmsnt. The other
for Ton Dotsoa. who wss convicted
IN IAFicrs county on q charge Of IN
lawful retailing and sentenced in tue
AAs'strateS court 10 pay a hnc Of
$50 and endure . jail sentence Of
ninety days. Dotson, it een. got .
doube dose, having been first fined in
the county magistrate cour:, and
subsequently, in the city court Of
Greenwood. where he was swarded
similar judgment. and this was an
nulled an the certificate Of pardon is
sued.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Postmaster Wyman r rcappont-
ment has been "hcld mp IN tho
Senate Postoilice Committee by Soma
tor Warner, and there ~ 10 as-ur-
nncc that il will be confirmed by the
Senate before Adjournment. Messages
from St Louis saying that Secretary
Taft il IL danger of losing the Mis-
sour delegation rs result Of Wy
mans appointment, have caused thu
delay. These messages. both by wire
and mail. received by the Taft mana
gers here. tell Of conference of Re
.sblIcan leaders who opposed Wy
mans reappoin,mcnt. They are the
Same 81. Louis men who stepped Wy
mans appointment in December ny
declaring that IT you'd cost Taft the
Missouri delegation.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
TWO HUNDRED DEAD
FARM SECTIONS SUFFER MOST
0Ajerity ef Victims are Negroes and
rerAAss = Dossn Whites Wsfs
Caught in Falling DuildiAp,
Great Property Loss.

Jackson. Msss.--A wind Of cyclonic
proportions swept over portions Of
Louisiana. Mississippi and Alabama
late Friday. leaving q trail Of dead
and injured. The number Of killed is
estimated at far above two hundred.
and the number Of injured at over a
hundred with many portions Of the
affected districts to hear from.
In Louisiana, il is estimated that
a score of small towns were destroy.
ed or partially wrecked. These in
clude: Aniiie City. Arcadia anl In
dependence. Bellegrove, Melton. l<or-
man Pine Ridge. Quitman Landing.
Fairchid's Greek, purvis and Lum.
berson. Miss. are reported seriously
damaged by the storm.
In Alabama, Dora was the chief
suffers. This town is also known as
Bergen. Four or more persons were
killed. among them the wife aud
daughter Of Section Foreman Moore.
Fifty persons at the lowest estimate
were injured Those most seriously
hurt were carried to hospitals in Bir-
mingham, Ala. One woman. 4 Mrs.
MrCully, died on the train. Two other
members of this family were serious
ly injured.
At Bergen ears were blown from
the railroad tracks and considerable
other property destroyed. Reports al
so say that the storm struck Albert
vile, Ala. late in the afternoon and
destroyed nearly the entire portion Of
the town.
Most Of the dead are negroes. Per-
hsps dozen white persons were
caught in falling buildings, and eth
er fatally injured or so seriously dis
abled as to require medical attention.
From Meridian, Miss, comes a re-
port that Mrs. John Minimize and her
child were killed outright and John
Minimize was seriously injured, while
a number of other persons were hurt,
pnd there was considerable destruc-
ton Of property.
Richlsnd and Lamour, La, were
struck by the storm and nearly q
fifth Of their population injured.
Winchester, Miss, a small town i,
reported wiped out though only two
persons are known to have been kill
cd. Natchez, Miss. reports sixty
four are known to be dead in thu
northern Louisiana storm. Hundred.
Of plantation cabins are reported de-
stroyed in this section. Mobile re.
ported nine dead in Hattiesburg
Miss, but this has not been confirm
ed.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

The President has signed an net
which hereafter will be known ss the
Pension Law of Aprr 10, 1907, and
will increase the pension Of the wii-
ows. minor children aud so forth. 1T
deceased soldier, and sailors II all
wars since The Mexican, aud those
who are now drawing pensions viii
receive the increase without making
any new Application. and widows
who may have been barred by the
old law for the reason that their in
come amounts TO $3.50 a year will bc
eligible under the new act no matter
what amount this income may he.
provided the soldier served ninety
days or moro. was honorably dis
charged and died. Hereafter II will
no, be necessary for the widow TO
prove that the soldiers death wa,
the result Of his army or navy ser
vice
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Representative Chsrlss {. Carlin
Of Virginia has prepared and will
shortly introdues in the House .
resolution calling on the Secretary Of
War Tor information concerning the
erasurs from the famous Cabin John .
Bridge, just outside Washington, Of
the name Of Jefferson Davis. This
bridge for many years the largest
single span arch in the world, was
built BY the army engineers while
Jehesson Dawn WAS Secretary Of War
The work wss superintended BY Mr..
Dsvis. During tho war bstween the
states Mr.. Davis name vas erased.
There is . blank and worn piece Of
stone which shows where the Con-
fsderaey Presidents name was. II
Representative CarIin proeures the
information he il after, he will in-
trodues . bill 10 have It replaced.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Branch Archer, . white former Of
near Port Gibson, Claiborne county,
was waylaid and shot BY a negro
farm hand, Brown Cohen, and died
from the effects Of his wounds. Co.
hen hid bshind . large bush on the
road leading from Archer's home and
- the latter started to the field the
negro fired eight shots At him from .
Colt automatic revolver. One shot
strcek A:sher " the left ankle and
another entered bic stomach on The
right side saniae out through the left
hip and pesfdEatins the intestines.
The Fugitive i described - . black
negro aeeut thirty-6ve years Of age,
standing six fset high. and Weighing
about ITO pounds. He has one eye
and spsaan Lngiisa indistinstly, With
= French or Spsaish seeeut Blood
oounds are on his trail.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Lopez 4 Dukate's oyster canning
factory, At Biloxi, closed down and
they will ship their Bohemian labor.
ers back to Baltimore. The Bara.
taria company shut down their fac
tory some weeks ago and William
Gorendo 4 Co. closed down and seni
their help back to the east on April
a. The Biloxi Canning company Z
factory has not been open this sea
son except for the canning Of shrimp
Chief Oyster Inspector Mosely stated
there had been more oysters brought
into Biloxi this season than last. He
also stated that from the fact that
since the passage OF be new oyster
law he had been collecting 4 tax Of
cents barrel on oysters instead Of
z cents, the revenue derived by the
state from the industry would be lar
ger this year than last, and the state
would be able to expend SIS, 900 in
the planting Of shells. He also stated
that there were plenty Of oysters on
the Mississippi bedding grounds,
though they were ~ yet small.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
Clasps Old Sword: Dies.

New York.-With the sword he car
.ried when a member Of Morgan !
Raiders during the Civil War clasped
to his heart, Col. William s. II. War
wick was found dead in his bed ou the
top floor Of q house in the Broux.
When his old colored servant, who an
swers only to the name Of Nanny
carried hrs breakfast to his room she
found Col. Warwick dead. Tho cor
oruer said that death was due to in
firmities of old age.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Circuit court convened at Clarke
dale with . full docket. which will
perhaps require several weeks to
clear. Judge Cooks charge to the
grand jury was along the usual lines
as regards the ordinary lawbreaker.
but special significance was given this
charge by his reference to the levee
board lh laid special stress upon
the necessity for an investigation Of
the Boards recent organization aud
election OF officers, and urged that the
rn"or with regard to the pas, invest
ment and use of the levee board funds
for pehsonal and private gain also be
given attention.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Columbus, s. Cone OF the most
novel proceedings in court in this
section il that Of W. J. Rigyins, liv-
ing on the farm Of Sam Dooley, who
replevined his wife from her parents.
She was formerly Ada Templeton. A
peculiar feature Of the case WAS that
Squire Fariss required = bond Of
twice the value Of the property in
question, and Higgins placed . value
Of only 80 on his wife, giving bond
in the sum Of go.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Th- st. Paul, Minneapolis { Sc
stIe railwsy Co., Incorporated in
South Dakota. with \ capital Of 400,
100000 fer the purpose Of construct
ing u third rail electric railway from
st. Paul "a Seattle, was debarred
from the mails BY fraud order
Three other corporations, the Coop
erativc Construction no.. with flOO,-
900 capital; the Great Northwestern
Fiscal Agency and the Northern In
vestment Bureau, each with the same
officers ~ the railroad company. wcrs
included in the fraud order. All tho
companies had offices in the New
York Life Building, ST. Psul.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Bancroft. \ch.-A tornado. the irst
Of the season. swept through Cum
ming county and into Thurs,on coan-
~ aud three people are known TO
have been killed. number injured
and a number OF houses DESTROYED.
Telegraph and telephone wires are
down and reports are Slow in arriv-
ing. The tornado struck the hcn.c
of John Mangleson, near Pcnder,
Neh., and then went up into the air,
taking the wreckagc of the house and
both Mr.. and Mr.. Manglcson. Both
were killed. their bodies being car
ricl mile.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Hot Springs, Ark.-Four masked
men bearing large six-shootsrs enter
ed the gaming house Of the Indiana
Club and robbed the place OF the
"bauk ROLL" which i estimated 70
have been 5000. The place is owned
and operated By "Big Dick" Wlkin-
con Of Birmingham, Ala, who VA
present when The robbers entered th>
place.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

The frat raid on an organized club
WAS made in Hatticsburg when Dis
tnct Attorney D. @. McLaurin, ae-
companied by three deputy sheriffs,
took possession Of the Young Men =
Athletic club. occupying extensive
quarters on Mobile street. Several
barrels of beer and whisky and .
quantity of gambling pArAphsrnalia,
together with the books and member
ship rolb Of the club, were baulcd to
the court house. Five Of the officers
and employees Of the club were placed
under arrest.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Oakland, GAIA dynamite bomb
was exploded under the residence Of
James l.. Gallagher in East Oakland.
The entire front of the house was de
siroyed. Gallagher was a member OF
the sclf-confcsscd boodling board Of
supervisors II San Francisco. and is
an important witness for the prosecu-
tion in the bribery trials now pending
in San Francisco. There is no clew
to the perpetrators.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Havana city council approx
cd Gov. Magoons proposition for the
paving and sewering Of Havana, stip~
ulating, however, that IS per cent. Of
the men employed in the work shall
be Cubans. The cost will be SIS. .060,. !.
900. The road building contract which
has been in dispute, was awarded u
Oliver Co, of Tennessee.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

New york According 10 reports,
from Lakewood. \. J.. the condition
Of former President Grover Cleveland
who Is suffering from an attack Of
stomach trouble. was net so favorable
as il has been. The fac. iha, the for
aer president remains in the Lake.
wood Hotel after i, has been closed
for the season. while physicians are
in chose attendance. has caused epprc-
hcnslcn. Watchmcn are constantly on
guard abou, the hotel and information
concerning the condition Of the sick
man has been difficult, TO obtain.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
Nills VIII Curtail Production.

Fall River, Mass.--Prnctically all
of the cotton mills in Fall River have
decided to adopt drastic policy Of
curtailing production in an effort TO
offset adverse market conditions, and
il is estimated that the output this
week would be less than the normal
by nearly l2J,OOO pieces.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Bloomington, lll.--H. c. Bruncr, a
we'll TO resident Of Stuttgart, Ark
who owned extensive rice plantations
there, fell from the window Of a rcs-
idcncc here and broke his neck. lie
had just arrived to complete bust
ness deal.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

The Koln Lumber Company Of
kola, Miss, one of the largest ium-
Der establishments Of this section, was
burned, the fire catching in the boiler
roip, from which it was quickly CON-
munlcated to the sawmill building,
then to the dry kilns and to the stock
in the yards. The loss u estimated
At $500, with partial insurance.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Huntington, Tcnn.-A mad dog ere
ated havoc in the I>esscnberg neigh
torhood, biting everything that came
in its path before it was exterms-
mated. A Mr.. Hyde was bitten, and
one COW. eight hogs and other stock
were vietims.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

A bin was passed By the house Of
representatives under suspension of
the rules by which the mining laws
were amended so as TO permit the en-
try Of mineral lands as oil lands.
where il had been demonstrated that
oil is pressnt. Three years are allow
ed in which TO finance an undertaking
and sink the first we'll
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Nsglss.-Thres hundrsd American
tourists lsrdod hero from ths White
Star eEeamsr Cedric, and visited the
nv I'D i0posing crater Of Solfatara,
near Poxssli, which recently has -
eoms active. Frank z. Perret, the
Ams<tean eaginess who was an insist
ant T. Prof. Aateucei, director Of the
royal observstssy on Nj. vesuviua
during the eruption Of 1906, is stud,
ing thA new pbenemsnA.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Tostosa, Spain.--The scismcgraph In
the Ebro observatory registered earth
shocks LASTING from midnight until !
.. m. II is estimated that the center
OF the disturbance was shout 5000
miles distant.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

A general arbitration treaty b.
tween the United Stats and Spain
~ signed. It = understood the
treaty will follow the lines Of the
general arbitration treaties already
signed between this and several Of
the European governments, which will
make possible the submission Of in
ternasicnal differences TO The Hague
Tribunal.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Fifty-two thousand acres Of rich
cultivsble Adams county lands are
under water from the Mississippi riv.
er. These lands are in the Homo
ehitto district. Fairchld's Island and
St. Catherine , Creek Delta.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

A freight wrcck occurred on the
Little J division Of the Y. 4 n. v.
road between McRaven and Raymond,
an extra freight train being ditched,
aud nearly four lAndred feet Of track
torn MP.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

LsxinGton, Ky.-In . dusl With r.
Sssvess q Gasue rangs, Jamse D.
Wood, eus Of - Jen1iag liAor nsn of
Ksatneky ard htsly . nsmber Of the
town eoane1 u Central City, was
killed. asd his hrothsr, John Wood,
aud John n. Nagsa ~sssded. Jsns1
Jenkins ana walter Hasdwiek vere
also saGnged, bat an1 teuehel, a.
49, tMpsty she6 ~6s bEs&
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Chicago men were killed, two
hurt seriously and several others
slightly injured in the plant of the
North Shore Electric Company at
Waukegan by an immense fly-wheri
Which flew from its bearings. The
loss on the electric plant is estimated
at $l35.0C0. Several other buildings
wefe damaged.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
Fumiestinr Station.

DR.. S. NJ. Gutierrez. Of the United
'''tes Marine Hospital Servi,e. was
at Scranton to consult with DR.. b. F.
Duke. local marine hospital surgeon.
in regard to the location Of a fumi.
eating station at this port.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Hillard Clarke, the negro who was
sentenced to die on April %, 1t vicks-
burg, for the murder Of his paramour,
Lena Booth, will escape the gallows.
he was exanuned by a lunacy COM
mission and aljudged insane. Great
EFFORT. have been made to get the
governor to commute his sentence to
life imprisonment.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02

Caps May, n. IA serious Are,
which for . time threatened 70 wipe
out 81 TIE property at Cape May
Point, near here, destroyed about .
dozen buiIdinGs, causing = low that
il estimated 1t more than 100000.
The new South-news., 1908-05-02
Shoots Hfs Rival.

Lucius Penn walked into the shoE
OF Allen Morgan and shot the latter
down, death following in few hours.
Both are negroes employed at the
Hazlehurst Oil Mill and Fertilizqr
company. The cause was jealousy.