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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-29
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-29
Associated Press.

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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-29
ALABAMA IS
EMBARRASSED
New Railroad Rate Law Has Been
Declared Unconstitutional By
Federal Court.
QUESTION OF STATES RIGHTS y
NOT INVOLVED, SAYS JUDGE
Case Will Be Carried to Higher Courts
- But the State Has No ProtectiQ
Case Will Be Carried to Higher Courts

decision making perm. ~
porary injunction decide'r,l lafE kyst,
Judge Thomas G. Jones in the1DHeral
court tbday declared the acts which
sought to prevent the railroads of the
state from going into the federal
courts unconstitutional, and that the
anti-railroad acts of the Alabama leg
/ 49," "-'- =.
islature should be suspended pending
an investigation of the complaints of
the railroads that the acts are con-
fiscatory.
Judge Jones declares that the issue
of state rights is not involved in th(
issue now before the federal court |
The constitution itself, it is held, givesV
the federal court the right to pasd
upon such questions, and the real
objection to it's exercise is therefore,
an objection to the principles of the
Union.
/ The effect of the decision 49,
!. .Jopess izzto dec
: zxeeI jn1n5 -
rode eIlopted 81 -
tars ana e sas aa s rate acts u2
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

rooi a.. oVer the co.tnr re.t. As wei,
as IN Texas. Texas rrs e the enor-
nous amour, of s.effyie bales OF
cotton. IN 1891. rse1 c.l-aaiic iafla.
ences were bal all Q er THE cotton
belt. as wel! as in Texas. Texas ouly
made -.J@o.Sis. los to Iexas ci
s5.Qss laies or 4 money loss I,
Texas counting sca AMI ta'es 70
so per ha.c. o. Ss5.Sse.ssa. What
a s,upcntcus loss But IL a,Scan no,
be attributed to boil ~sesiss. wealth
er hsures as a factor No@ take the
total crop OF Texas for the past eight
years. and We find 1t amounts to a.
oog lf> bales. or an average for the
past cigh; years OF s.SsS.s9s bales
Thus. gentlemen. Il is proven cotton
can he made in boil vc~vil com
nunity. bat ! want 10 say ii is not,
the cotton to the acreaNe. but 1t Is
the acres to cotton. The black and
wAsy lands this year Will not aver
age over one-third ta;e TO the acre
Her gray sandy lands on an average
will take four TO five acres To make
a bale. Her rich valley lands Will
not average over "A half bale TO the
acre.
| saw no land that | though SUI
perior 10 Louisiana land, or that will
out produce ours No black cloud
over hangs Texas. she is Iilling up
with greater and greater untl the
word empire Will be written across
her map. But take her acre for
acre against Louisiana and she has
no advantage over us. Adopt her
methods OF cultivatlns the ficccy sta
pie and make the farms sclf-support-
ing AS Texas has done and | firmly
believe, as night follows day. thav
success and prosperity will crown
your efforts.
In the name of the people of Qua
chita. | desire to thank every Texas
individually and collectively. who
was so kind and courteous to me
while on my trip In yonr behalf.
II. {. STRlNGFEILOW.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14
LAND REyELS IN PROSPERITY
The Lancashire Cotton Mill
Strike Settled
PLANTS ARE TO REOPEN THIS WEEK
stock Market Which Swept Prices
tpwsrd-t.srS~ Order In Indus
trial Lines Alleged.

New York There has an outhurst
OF speculation In the stock market
which sweeps prices to higher level
In sensational manner. Commiss-
ton houses reports a large influx of
buying orders from western sources
and from large eastern cities Tho
industrial stocks we're conaplcnous
In the movement. tho iron and steel
Issues being In heavy demand
Railroads most effected were those
which have not moved upward before
IN accordance with the advance In
the speculation leaders The speech
OF Judge TAFT assuring non-interlcr-
ence with honest corporation wns ap
poration proprlatcd as move
FOR the buying Reports OF the plac-
ing OF large orders in Industrial
lines were alleged. Activity In tho
metal market hclpcd.
The settlement OF the Lancashire
cotton mill strike was expected to
help the demand for cotton. Many
unvcrinei rumors accompanied tho
animated speculation. which run up
a total OF three quarters OF a mill
lion shares In one day. Advances
are numerous all through the list Of
active stocks.
Tho railroads OF the United states
have released orders Tor equipment
aud supplies asgrcgating ssto.ooo.-
GOO since election day. These orders
had been placed prior 20 November
fnuIIpu.pf an tb.. ,.t.t.n,,. 80, tb.
campaign This statement was made
by First Vice President Brown. os
the New York Central lines at clsr-
linda. Iowa. the day after election.
MIR. Brown was visiting In Clnfinla.
which was his old homo lie aaii
that the day after election. the ALLEGED
lines forming HIS system released
3i,ooo.o 900 of tho ordered telcgrams
10 Manufacturers releasing orders for
railroad supplies. Mr. Brown do
cIarei 20 c. A. l.,sle Of Clarinda.
that hc knew OF 100000. 900 ~
such orders which were released
since election day.
The dispute which has been going
on for nearly two mnntha between
'h' '''ion operatives OF NAhtN'Ai'f
and their employers was settled. tho
employers having compromised on
reduction OF wages In March instead
of January.
The II. X. Worihington Company
announced today that ia fuli compile
mcnt Of moro than 5000 men viii be
% work In the plant In Harrison N.
J.. by January /. The tjdscrwood
Mfg. Co. makes a similar announce
men' which Affects 1000 men. Both
have been running on part time and
had received many big orders contln-
gent upon the election result
The Queen and Crescent railroad
has put over 300 men to work with
In the past week. The shops In Chat
tanooga. have resumed operations on
fun time with a complete force Of
men The road officials report bnsi-
ness nearly "a great for October as
for the same period last year.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

The price OF cottonseed delivered
at the mills has advanced 81 per ton.
being not Quotcl ut SIS. See1 I.
o. b. ati shipping stations. however,
are stu IQuotei at VIZ -pur Yon- MN
mansgerA decline to predict the "
turc couke OF the market They
state. however. that quotations on
oil and other products are steadi,x
than they hVe been for nome time
and this may mcan an additional ad-
vance in seeirn caac the market for
products continue to show improve
ment. All mills are running on full
time, and managers are agreed in the
stat,sasEt that tho quality OF seed IL
the best In several years.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14
no TEAAs FOR HIM.

Cincinnati. O.-Judge Taft said
that there was hardly the slightest
possibility OF his going TO Texas 10
hunt any time this winter. He add
ed that no arrangements OF any kind
had been made looking to such trip
and that none were contemplate,
Judge TAT said he would appreciate
very much II the erroneous impress
slcn could be corrected that he own
ci any lard in iexas.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

The election Of Charles s. re1c,r
az governor OF Illinois will be c,nscs,-
ed. The Democratic central commit
tee Chairman says:
-. arm convinced that with cor
rect count and an honest canvass. As-
lai +. Stevenson has a plurality ~
the vote cast In the election We
Viii demand th7t the ballots be- ras'
counted. Tho demand for a re-r ,r1s
will be made upon the legirlssrrc ~
provided Tor In the stasutes''
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

New Orleans. Judge ~. u. saun-
ders. OF the United States Court on
Joined the Texas and Pacific railroad
from violating the recent act of tho
Louiriana legislature. prohibiting
non resident or foreign corporations
from transferring suits from tho
state courts to the federal courtG.
The Mercantile Trust company oi
New York holds &25. 100000 deeds
Of trust secured by bonds of the cor
this test case.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

In the case wherein the railroad
com mission seeks TO enforce its re-
cent order to require the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroad company
the Southern railway at Hollandalc
and Belxont. both In Washington coun
~, but on different lines OF the same
two companies' roads. the Southern
railway makes no objection TO tho
Yaxoo and Mississippi Valley protests
and asserts that the order Is unjust
and illegal. 1t therefore asks for an
injunction prohibiting the enforce
ment OF the order
The new South-news., 1908-11-14
LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION
Holds an Interesting Meeting
in jackson
PRICE OF COTTON SEED ADVANCES
An" Mills are Being Operated on full
Iinc. suspects Incindiars>m at
G'sncry Newspaper Enjcin~ Gas
Company. Other Items.

One OF the most interesting and
practical results Of the meeting Of
the Mississippi Live stock Associa-
tiop, was the unanimous adoption OF
a resolution declaring II were better
for County Commissioners OF Agricul
ture to devote their attention TO the
eradication of the cattle fever tick.
rather than 10 the boil weevil. since
the latter has come and the rene
dies against II are in the hands OF
the people. No: only the cattle aud
stock raiser. Is interested IN the com
ricte eradication Of the cattle tick.
but The general ani allrouna farmer
AMI rlenter. who crliiNates acres an
we'll as raises cattle, eithor for mich
or beef-selling purposes In order
that the resolution may have effect
II was decided TO send circular
statement. embodying the resolution.
to the several counties which have
provided themselves with Commiss-
ioner of Agriculture. In acc ,rdance
with the act OF the Legislature.
Another practical step taken in the ~
rection of the uphuiliing of the
stock-raising Industry In Mississippi.
for the raising OF mules ami hloode1
horses, as we'll as other animals. was
the movement to encourage the or
ganization of county live stock nsso-
citation. Throughout all parts. TO CO.
operate with the State Association.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

The Lawrence Cunty Board OF Sup
ervisors. at Its meeting. repealed the
law passei last month which declar-
ed the game season closed for two
years Strong petitions circulated
throughout the county we're present
ID by = delegation OF sportsmen from
every section OF the county. request
ing the board to repeal this law. The
object in passing 1t At nrst was to
assist In the fight against the boil
woevil, but It was proved beyond a
doubt by statistics. reports. etc. that
the partridge does not eat the weeyil.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Tho Forrest County Board OF Sup
ervbors passed an order for the IN.
suance OF $4,000 in bonds 10 be
uEel In improving the rural roads.
A. soon as the necessary preliminsr-
ies can be gone through with. the
bonds will he sold and the Board al
ready has assurance that they viii
bring . good price. Notice Of inten-
tIcn to isaue the bonds must be pub
lished for Z period Of three weeks be
fore the nnal order can be made.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

sheriff Sumrsll Of Copiah. has
been successful in locating and capu-
turing three parties by the name OF
Armstrong. who are charged with
stealing seed cotton. also buyinx
from negroes. knowing that the cot
ton seed WAS stolen. II Is charged
the accused operated on a large
scale In this county They have
posed as farmers. Not until recent.
~ has suspicion rested upon them.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Lyman Is on business boom now.
The bis saw mill plant OF the Ingram
Day Lumber Company Is gcttlns
ready for a busy winter The m,il
has been thrcuEhly overhaulei and
three double band saws are ready 20
begin work A new engine of III
horsepower has been Installed Jus,
now one OF the saws is running cut
tins lumber to build a large number
of houses for the ~orkmcn.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Earthquake shocks caused alarm
in bohemia
Tomas Estrada Palma. exPresi-
dent of Cuba. is dead.
Judson Harmon. Democrat, was
elected Governor Of Ohio.
Ex-president Palama. of Cuba. wat
given a national funera..
w. s. Shallenlerser. Democrat was
elected Governor of Nebraska.
John Burke. Democrat. was re-
elected governor OF North Dakota.
The session OF the Ecuadorian Con
gress at Quito broke up in a riot.
John A Johnson, Democrat. was
reelected Governor OF Minnesota.
Herbert Putnam may succeed r.iot
as President of Harvard University.
TAFT and sherman will have In the
neighborhood Of 900 electoral votes.
Prof. Peter Kramer was Killed In
balloon ascension at Princeton, Ill.
Iohn Sharp Williams says he was
not surprised over the result OF the
election.
A feature of the election was the
failure OF Gompers to control the la
hor vote.
Tho Democrats elected their entire
state ticket and eleven congressman
In Indiana.
One person was Killed and two
injured In an automobile accident at
Cincinnati.
Wilbur Wright, tn American aero
naut. was tho. guest of honor at a
dinner In France
Several laborers were kil!e! IN an
accident on the Grand Trunk Rail
road in Canada.
The death Is announced of antoine
Auguste Ernst Hebert the French
portrait painter.
Missouri was in doubt. but Hadley
Republican, appears to have been
elected governor.
The missionary conference Of the
Episcopal Church closed Its sessions
at Jackson. Miss
Another night rider confined Mt
Union City. Tenn, confessed his part
in the murder OF Capt. Rankin.
II was stated that a resumption OF
Administrative work might be expec-
ted in Washington. now that the ell
ectiOn Is over.
Congressman Charles ~ Fowler.
Of New Jersey. announces that he
is a candidate for Speaker OF the
House yainst Cannon.
President Roosevelt. it is said. IA
vors Elhu Root for United States
Senator in New York to succeed
Platt.
Mobile, Atlanta and Hot Springs.
Ark, sent Invitation to President
elect Taft to spend the winter in the
South
The negotiations between Bulgaria
and Turkey over Bulgeria's rcclara-
tion Of independence are procee ling
slowly.
William J. Bryan issued a state
ment In which he said he was salts
ned everything possible had been
done in the campaign to bring Demo-
cratic success.
Charlie W. Morse and Alfred II.
Curtis, who were on trial In New
York for violation Of the national
banking laws, were found guilty.
The Jury recommended clemency iD
behalf OF Curtis.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

The renitcntiary Board OF Trns-
tees met AMI Bids were opened for
hats and blankets. The competition
was sharp and the contracts were
awarded as follows; Fifteen huns-
red hats from the Boyd-rhomas Com
rany Of Jackson and sd blankets
from the same company a humid
rcd army blankets We're purchased
from Thompson nroe. Of Jackson.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

George Quinn. aged nineteen. a
young white planter residing at rac-
hnta. was hot anl mortally wounded
at Cooper's switch on the Northeast
ern road by Clarence Dycrs. negro.
Quinn y brother sni constable went
to the ncgro's house - levy an attach
ment on cotton TO satisfy an adjourn
ci debt held by Quinn. 4 dispute
arose and the negro shot Quinn.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

gain $4,000 yearly ~ the tcnislon OF
Judge Cook is that the board has
the right TO impose q privilege tax
on fire insurance companies doing
business In the state. Suit WAS
brought against the Lovec Board by
the Royal Insurance Company. which
attacked the constitu'lonalliy OF the
act
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Supervisors sold today TO John
Nuvcen and Co. OF Chicago road inn
provemenss bonds. the proceeds Of
which will be used on the public
roads OF Washington County. The
bonds run twenty-five years. draw 3
per cent interest. and scli for pre-
MUM Of $3.50.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

The pInncry operated In okolona by
AMI IIodgers burned. As the
carried their own Insurance,
the loss is total. amounting 70 about
$4,000. shortly before tn" nt~ was
sisrovercI a man was secn driving
rapidly away from tho premises and
some susrccts that he set FIRE 20 the
ginnery.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Capt. J. +. Merry. immigration
agent OF the Illinois Central railroad
has accepted the invitation OF the Nat
chez Chamber OF Commerce to ad-
meetings, to be held in hatcher. Nov
25. 26 and 27. He will deliver an
address Thanksgiving night on the
subject. "ffsmigraticn.'
The new South-news., 1908-11-14
Judge Grants Hall.

Judge Hardy granted J. w. Stew
art. late cashier OF the Scranton State
Bank. who was found guilty Of re-
was insolvent. and sentenced to Ave
years. bail In the sum OF 1900 pend
ing an appeal to the Supreme Court.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

The report OF the State Pentiten.
tiary convict firms for the year end
Ing Oct. /. showing the net proceeds
OF the convict labor for that period
has Just been compiled The. net
profit OF all the farms for the year.
being the actual amount OF cash
turned In by the pcnti'entisry man
agcment 10 the State Treasury. over
nni above all items OF expense. f.
shown to be sll4.s36.52. The ok
rense account for the fiscal year Just
closed. shows that the Pcniteniiary
used out OF the appropriation made
for the current calendar year up TO
Oct. I. 1908. the sum OF t24l.12b.7+.
or, more correctly speaking. the Pen
itentiary- has drawn from the Treas
ury this total sincc Oct. |. 1907.
There is stll, balance in the Treas
ury left out oi the appropriation made
for the curPnt calendar year OF
about s75.o@O
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

State Auditor r. J. Smith has sent
out to the various counties of the
pension fund. The amount distriba-
ted this year Is 10000 an increase
Of $4,000 over last year. which in
crease was made by the last Le6is-
lature on account of the rapid growth
Of the pension roll. The tota! aum-
ber OF pensioners or the roll IL s3e3.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Tho plant OF the Hattieshure
Daily Progress. owned by William
NofYett. lr. was attached by the
Sheriff OF the instance OF \. n. nohhi
trustee. 10 n mortagc held by the
First National Bank of liattieshurs
The amount of this. mortgage u
about $4,000 other creditors are
Interested to the extcn, OF about $50.
600
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Hayana.-Thomas Estrada Palma.
at President of the present Cuban
epublic, died at Santiago OF enteri-
Although Palma was elected
on office by the people, there was
charge against him personally.
political affiliations caused the
s'ere of his government The Mod
Ases. who ended big political career
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

are now in Santiago on Z Presiden-
tial campaign and attended the bu-
rial of the man whom they made an
outcast and drove prematurely to his
grave with a broken heart. There is
already talk OF the government PEN
sioning Palma's family. ihe whole
people mourns the loss of = venera-
bic patriot.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

New York. Roberies within the
last three months involving more
than 800 900 worth Of freight. 1eav-
Ing the terminals OF the Della ware.
Lackawanna and Western railroad in
Brooklyn. were disclosed according 10
the police by the arrest OF four en-
plyes of the roads. Two Of them
were clerks, Geo. Tracy and Jas. r.
Martin. and two were drivers, Geo.
Ienox and VIM. Stewart
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

4 special municipal election was
held to vote on the question as 70
whether or not the city Of Pascasou-
Ia would establish p system Of water
works on the beach az Pascagouls.
The proposition carried by majority
OF 195 yofes.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

The Lauderdale County Board Of
Supervisors made \ deal for six train
ed bloodhounds for the use Of the
county authorities. This was done
on authority o. IN act Of the recent
Legisjaturo.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

A large delegation Of merchants
AMI flsnters appealed 20 the Warren
County Beard OF Supervisors TO have
Ger direction cf the Department OF
Agriculture. The board will vote on
the question later II. q. Wilson. the
government expert from Columbus
was present. made the address
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

A. ouitnan. J. n. SAyers, foreman
Of the Mississippi Lumber Compauy's
plAnt had his right - erushed b.
being caught bstwseur two logs. nec
easitating amDuootlou.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14
n. o. COTTON EXCHANGE PLAN.


and Farmers Union.
New Orleans. Steps nre to be ia
ken In the early future which. II f.
believed, will heal the breach be-
tween the farmers unions throughout
the South and the various cotton ex-
changes. including the New Orleans
body. Negotiations are to be made
between the union and the local cx-
change and both sides expect that .
better understanding viii be estab-
llshed.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

Injunction Against Gas Company.
Judge Hardy Issued mandatory
injunction compelling the Crlf Coast
Gas Company TO restore gas sersice
In the once OF the Gulfport Record
Tribune.
The new South-news., 1908-11-14

New York,-All grades Of refined
sugar were reduced 20 cents = hund-
red poun1s-
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