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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
We'd Kjsb eller Reparation 6
Uhre besSg den velkjendte Juve--
Ter Simon Nelson, aoe +. 9TH ST.,
st. Paul.
g gaul sibenbe"

gaor i Bresian bier GorSoagI
Miobag, bporfor bore nreoe St6icn-
oere al Goreningsnpt, advertisements
ter oip., be6es bragg Dmiorg for, at
alt iaa0ant ct inoienot til Dnsoag
often ellcr eneit 9orsoag
Morgen.
6jrlp for DC M%rbejbsl6e. gn 4o=
mite beitaaenoe at Mapor 8. %.
2atuIer, u. %. @%,1trioge, Or. 6.
S. @cer, Donn1er Sobn 1incbol,t,
Mbiutant al Sreliens Scr &eisnin-
ger % superintendent for Bethel,
Gapio Morgon, traaote / Onsbags
iu,mmen for at plonlngge 0ltoler til
at ifaffc Sc mango 9unorcber al Cir
beioslsie, Ser gaor ON Der / 8pen,
Mrbei6c eller i al 6alo biGlpe Dem
us ODER ben pGrife Mpo, Jon. nap,,-
Zig bisjc jtrnnge @%interooge foranIe<
bigger. 1ennc &omiteS l16nGpnelie
par &eiultotet al ct. Mebe Ser blep
.bolbt i Mapor Gamblers &ortor at fle-
re i oennc Sag in~teresierebe MGno,
UNDER bpiltet man napnlig ogiaa no=
toIte lin Misbilligelie af sen 8ratsis
ltaoig at apcrtere ct. SAUL iom ct
Meffa for goot Mrbeioe, bporaf Ell al
De perite 6slger MI bar BEN, at Ell
Mengbe MGn6 / oisie Metter faf=
tiff maatte gaa rl11ot paa BDens Go
Ser uben @uslp og uoen Benge at
fjebe Zig ct @aaltio Moo for. Mm
mener as forifielltge &eie at funne
lfoffe en- Gel al Sc Mrbeioslgie iaaoou
8eitiafti9clie, at oe / al Talo fan tie
ne til Soft og 2ogis, life mtnolt Ser
peb, at mango nnaa funne ienoes u0
paa Garmene, bpor Sc fan tiene til
.Spboloet for sen ~reitere,1oe Del at
&interen. Ser ii9es for 9iebliffet
at bore c. $500 Mrbeioslgie fer /
8pcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

rDanmarfs 5bnner" ofbolot lin
oarlige S,1lefeit for Meolemmer paa
Central Mnner Sail Nptaars6ag %
Mften. ct lnulft Sl1letre bar pDntet,
pa 8pruene fit .uboelt Hoier al &on'
felt og Nsooer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Samfnnosltn blaubt 0anife / st,
Yaul.
Af e..
II.

re 6 briitin.e
2oge q O.. 5 0 al oct oanite 81
1terlamfuno iaa ferit 0uge1s 2ps
s.. 10. Ml,euit 1900. Set bar ct lille
ipGot og lpinfelt @nle1,, ga bum ferit
tom til 8er0en og life uoen @runb;
tbi ga 6'Srr. 9. y. og e. g. itillebe
ct 6orilag / $. 81 Nnoerlen 9oge
l,ogle Tiger i Torpeien ONT at oprette
benoe, blep be ltpttet meo 1 - flyer
og ffriper en- - Stemme. 8etDo=
n~ing5ful6t nof bar Holitt6etient g.
Spr9enien ben lfpl0ige. Ser bar gat1-
tie pitt in9en, JONI lternte imoo; men
bDor par &eiten al 8rp0rencs por1ne
5elelier / bette betDol,ingSfl1loe Die
blit? Men imiblertio: al Mfo6ltan6
bar f%orgiGpes! Sen alleite0sl1erpG=
renoe g. 8. og Sen oltio >baaben0e
g. g. gioroe Jig lafre for nogle al
ct. Yal1ls bcoite 8orgeres Gamer,
og &eiultatet bar IL Gbarter Meo=
lemrn1er, lom alle brGn6te at SSper eff
ter at uiie 6eres Operbopeoer, bpao Sc
bar iltanb til at uorette.
Men = MI fommer bet morjom=
ME peo Sagen.
Eli oct m9rfelige pasiereoe, at ollie
Sc @errer, Ser life = 1temte for So
gems Oporbej0elie, pil6e NOT Dere
Meolelnmer al lan1n1e, alle meo lam-
me Motipering, at Set Diloe bore
umulligt for 9amerne at flare Sfn=
rene ale,e, og oerfor toni Sc MI me6
beres gooe Maao. g. 8. par imoo,
men N. IS. bar for, % Reiultatet blep,
at &errerne bleD 5eltre. Smerma,1>
oen, llbrnan6en iamt mango andre
l1nge Mnn6 mpote op peo bpert Me-
De, o9 &oret bleb lagt i g. Srgc-
manns %erfarne &aan6.
Men bbor lGnge bar M6am / Ya-
rootS? 9amerne gioroc mart Ger
rerne 2llften iaa hummer, at De fit
SOP at flare fig ielo, o9 til oeres
&os ifal iiges, at be bar eli al Sc
beolte 2oger inocnfor Sgiteriamfun=
bet % ben Dag / Sag teller oper
100 Meolemmer. Mangcn e, GLAD
aften bar III tilbrogt / Spiterlogcns
Sfiso, 0eres imaa Setter bnrer oeres
eget lmisfjenoelige 8reg, % peb oc-
res iioite 5eit ifabtes noget, iom piit
alorig bar bGnot fpr. Oct bite fig
nernlig at bore ct ySquatp" Yartp,
meo fun to Stays" tilife6e, ioct set
'1ennlig traf fig iaa rbcl6igt, at $.
6. Mnoerien 2oge,, for at flare 9gr-
terne | 8pobemaalet meb 1borpalo-
len 2ogen opre / minneapolis maattc
bolbe ipecielt Meoe famine Mften for
Sptagelie al npc MeoIemn1cr 20 !
1allet, men oa ri nlle mpote ma,o.
itGrfe op otter Mgoets Slutning blep
Soften life oeito minorc Ell glimren'
be Mffere.
Slot mere @ariation / Mrrauge-
mentet al bore ielifabeltge Sammel,
fontiter piloe l.1agtelig bore belbtg,
Der er for meget gfterltgnelieslpit,
Soar iualeoes en- oge bar baptM affe.
robe, ffl1Ioe ben arben praitere no.
! Get rpt, for her er not al pelee incl.
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8ar Sc Mptaarsuftm ube at llaa
Softer paa GBrene?

Nurbmrubtnes S%angforcuiue at
ct. Saul feircr 20-gars SubilGum
meb en- 8anfet / Morgeu, 2eroag
Mftea, II. 6. :. Msiemblp &ooms
2oprp Mrcaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

Rn & Set Chen, at 9e b6r tegne
Gem for ct Enforcement paa bette
I8Iao. Meb fine p~aalioelige Otter.
retniaser % 1T uoDaIgte 2efeitof btla
5bt blioe Den en- inrfon,,l.en @siiRit
tn uloe III lloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

9sosfalb. 9ourits Moe, 49 Mor
aanunel, ofgit NptaarsOag peo 3D.
sen pao 2utber @oipital % blep |
Onsoags begrapet paa 6orelt Gene
tern. Mf6p0e bar 8ro0er al Matb
Wstpe % Mtrs. 81. 5. &ingus ct.
NauI, Wirs. 9. g. SfaaOen / Spo=
fame, @aib., 90 Sobn Moe / Alblep,
g. 9af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

LEM. SAB ben enc biiie Sen o1noen.
boao ben fatt -l,orete, set piI prftte
oe illlmrenoe &rafter.
Men f~orrelten bar q. g. betroet
Neoitrioeren Of bette, at bdn er r.e1,-
5oeltg itolt at @briitine 2oge $50. SO
5af g.. g. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

Minorc 9rnHcnFab. III @olitirop-
porten for 1908 %frem1goar, at Der
bet MI forlpbne Mur bar f9rre Ill-
frl6e al Gruffen|fob bcr / 8Den emo !
Set forcgaoenoe, / bpilfet 2,247 Eer-
Toner arrcitereoes for Gruffenitob
moo 1877 / 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

nLAh ~ HGt GII
Wen forre1ten bor g. g. betroet
9teoitriperen af bette, at bdn CT ren-
oeltg itolt at Gbriitine 2oge $40, So
.of D.5, g.
M,inne(ota 6tQtS=ce=
giS(atur.
airSoag Miobao i%anlleoes begge
9uie al Minneiota Stats 2egislatur.
% orgoniiereoe Zig iantrne Gftern1io-
6ag'Deo 8alg al Gmbeosmrno, bill.
fet oog f1rn bar en- Torn,iua, ioct
bisie bar beitemte pcs &c forltogoaen-
81 Gancus'er. Bupcrngr SSoD(;;,on
blep i%na1lgureret for fin treble Gn1=
beostermirt, % i 0nsoogs oplGites
@uperngrenS 8uoifab, buis 3opeo-
pllnfter er en- Mnbefaling AT Dpret=
telie al ct Bureau for offenligt 2ar1o,
Miner og SfoDe, Ell mere %runoboan=
bet 8epilling til Stoten5 0rpnings=
foretagenoer, balpoorlig @ctaling al
S%ernbanernes 5totter, 6aitboloen al
2 Gents pr. @iil 8illetpris for Ser11-
bnner1e, Oprettelie al County Booros
of education, 0pbnpelie af 2opene
ont Snlg al afbu9get Sfop, 0pret~
telie at ct iGrifilt Gepartement for
8anfpGien, %Snofsriel al ct ensartet
@pitcm for aomunal=@ cgnlfob, lGr-
ifilte Snouitriifolcr for Eiger, Spret=
telie al ct Siem for fattige, %ponfpre
8prn, Stats, SPECULATION al &orporo-
tioner til ofienlig 2iencite, Snofprel-
lie al en- r%aaogipenoe S1ritiattp og Sc
ferenoum Sou, n%popcu6ige @nbrin=
ger til Acknowledgment % 6oitbol-
Ben al @oarb Of Regents' @lan ON
8ebillinger til Sc beiere 2ereaIltal=
ter.
umiooelbnrt efter at 8ubifabet bar
oplGit, begpnote Gremleggellen at
2%obforilag I 5enatet. Set ferlte,
frem1at al Senator Stcpbens al
Groofiton, git no paa at bebilge
$4,000 til observation-disclosures
uogifter.
Otter alt at opntnc, pi1 Ser blipe
giort 6orlpg poa at Doloe ben ioa=
falote r2obbp" ioa piot multgt !
1plnmc iaqr. Sfior forbpo 6orret=
ningsoroenen 2obbpcns IiliteoepG=
relic / @pbeidlene os / SamltngspG=
relierne UNDER Mp0erne. Soar bill
mani gaa enon11 ct Sfriot pioere og
u0elutfe 2obbDen ogiao fra Sc inore
&orrioorer, laaleoes at ben fun faar
MDgang til Sc sporei 4orrtoorer. 9el11
piloe man l1ffe. ben felt. l1oe al &api=
toilet.
De ualgte gmbeosn1eno for bcgge
@uie CT fplgenoe::
senot,ct:
8rgjioe11t q. .. gberbart, Ma1:
toto.
5efretnr:: George Yeocbep, 0ma.
tonna.
1. Mslltcnt ". q. Edmonton
@lenmoo6.
2. Msiiitent Sob11 $. Mttcbell, ct
Yaul.
3. 'Msiiitent S. 8. S%ngebretion, al:
bert Sea.
4. Msliltent Golparo Mpquift; Man:
foto.
enrolling @lerf George 81. Gan.
Don, ct Yaul.
g%ngros1ing Glerf q. 6. Melior
@allocf.
Gergeont-at- Mr1ns 5. s. @ge, Min:
neapolis.
Msiitent Sra Eao6e1, Nuitin.
- -H-
Chaplain &ep. g. 9. Sonsion
Minneota.
@eprne II t II let:
Speafcr 81. S. @ocfne, 3umbrota
Gbief Glerf, Mrcbibalb 8. 8erno1
81. Saul.
1. Msjiltent Oscar Mrncior1, Ser.
man.
2. Nslitent s. 8. Muitin, Gbis:
bolm.
Gnrollins Glerf, CRAWFORD 5bel
bon, 2ittle Sails.
gngrosiing Glerf, @illiom 81. @u
lief, MinneapoliS.
Seroeamt-at<Mrn1s 9. S. @ei5, @e{
Sling.
@siiitc,t George s. Deans, Sores
ton.
Co.o. @.S G. c4Yo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

polls.
Golitibetjente % 8ranbmGnb, ser
bi0til ligeioml Hoitbnoene far fiert
frit paa Sporpo9nene, 1naa efter l..
ssSanltar betaIe oeres 5 Gents pr.
aipretur ligelom an6re Menneifer /
@enbol6 til Mnti=&as 2open. Soft
pGienet bor ct iGrligt arrangement
meb &ompogntet, iaa Sc ilipper fri
for at betale fontant for &iprielen.
Deina Ml6erme,1 og andre 8pfunf=
tionGrer maa betale for Jig. S og for
Zig ifuloe man ipnes, at 6e bellenneoe
8pembeo3men6 og 8pfunftionerer
lige ioa goot furoe betale for Jig iom
De fattige Mrbeibere. Men De Golf
bar mi engan9 faat Smag paa at be-
re preferred Stocf", og Der oil ber=
for meb~ oct fgrite blibe in6gipet ct
Sorllag til 2egislaturen ON for beres
8e6fommenoe at gigre en- l%tnotagelie
fra Mnti=Eos 2oben.
@n 2anosmano iom Dpfinber. On
6anlf Man0 be0 NQpn 80. S. 6. Gp=
borg, Meolem al Sborpal6ie EN- 2oge
al 9. 9. g. og 5poger til 2ogens fra
treoen0e 5efreter, 6. $. Game bar
giort en- O%pfin0elie, Der bar:tiloraget
Zig %betD0elig SpmGrfiombe0 og for
baabenlig oil gipe Spfin0eren ct be-
tpoeligt pefuniert n6bptte. 0pfin=
belien beitaor / en- lelptrR0en6e Nool,
bpor Graaoen logger fiult inoe | gtao=
len og life, JONI peo andre Naale fom-
mer u6 paa begge 9iber al 9iet
Napnlig / &irur9ien pentes oct, al
Spfin6ellen oil fi10e Ell betpoelig Mn.
%pen6elie, ligeiao be0 @aan0iDning.
Gen er opertaget al ct &ompagnt
uMpborg Gutcf Gbreaoing Co., fo1
bbilfet Scr. Mpborg er Frelioent, oe
lom bar Ell &upital paa 100000.
Set oil bpgge en- 6obrif, iaa mart
Gorretningen bltper flor nof 0ertil
1tn9bomsforcnin9cn at 1905 bap6f
Nptaorsaften iamlet fine Meolemmel
meb- ner,ne tie &ennefre6s til en- iel:
ifabelig 5ommenfomit pao Danio
Sail, JONI / Sen M%nleoning bar impf>
fet iaa rigt og imagfltlot, iom piit
%operbopeoet fan la0e Zig gigre. @fter
ct fort Observation-Disclosures,
bpori lerlig Miis Mitri6 @ielien brill
liereoe / Goreoraget at ct Har NOR
iomme 8iier, begpnote Ballet, iom
enb D6erntere tit ct egte 6anif Hr9g
beo Spferelien al Ell Gotilon meo ct
Aeisiepar, iom fra Ell &iulber meo
rl,1o @oon6 llo6elte Slpifer og 8u=
fetter til Sc oeltager6e. S en- Houie
lige fer &l. IL iamle6es ale ON
Smaabor6e, bpor Ser blep ierperet
&affe n1e6 9@bleifiper o. m. a.. 6. 6.
8%oroenfletb bolot b%erunoer en- fort
Gale for set gamle Mar, iom enote
me6 ct 2epe for set nDe Mar, titemt
meb il1blen6e @urraer al Goriamlin-
gen. gn uomerfet Nptaarsi ang, fire
ben for Mnle6ninger al Carl Sergens
len, bafte bel fortient 8egeiitring
bporefter forifiellige Galere bopof
Dr6et. @n al 6isie, g. g. @briitenien,
Gorn1at1b for ct. Saul l1ngoomsfor=
ening, fit 2eiligbeo til at taffe for
gobt Samarbeioe mellem Sc to ielp:
itGn6ige l1ng0omsforeninger sSpil=
lingbDerne i set forlpbne Mar, lan11
paapege Maa6en bborbe6 nejerf
sammeni1lltning funoe ft11oe Stef
i40et fonumenoe. Sbet bele taget Der
ifebe Ser bele Giben en- pgte oanit
Sl1leiterming, iom 81. a. CAB Jig lib.
lag pe6 en- mutt nofgrt 2ancters.
On Nptaarseniferne fra 6enne Nf-
ter maa opfplbes, TIT Ri tro paa go6e
Sremifribt for Ben ielpitanoige ing
bomsiag i Mmeritn / set fommenoc
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st. PAUL.

"es. Psnl Tdsade" removed to Recon-,
0Ol. Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
minneapolis.

MOrommoen &aptein $. Mngell,
ben befienote Gorfatter al rGra
acknowledgement, fon1nrer til Min-
neopolis 2sroag 5. 16. SSan,or
JON Observation-Disclosures 1oienoing
for UNDER ,5gnier al Georges A11,
lptcier at bol6e Soreorng / Mor6pe-
iten. Set fgrite 5oreorag bill blipe
bolot metropolitan 9beater Der i
8pen Sgnoag gftermio6ag 5. IL.
Sanuar. 8i anbefaler bore 2ejere,
;iaapel oanife ion1 norife, at bpre bette
.6oreorag.
ST.. Mfreb Dture, Ser iom omtalt
iiblte uge altpenote lin Suleferte til.
cit Spaoieretur fra Chicago til Min-
neapolis, a%rriperebe BERTH / goo 8e-
BOLD, men / en- fnagenoe a11loe, Eirs-
bag gftermto6og. Sernbaneahtanoel1
mellem De to 8per er 420 Mile, men.
ba Or. Omre fulgte &ierepeiene for
Ell Itor Strefning, antager ban at ba<
be ban6ret $50 Mile. Denne 81
Itance bar BON tilbagelagt / 10 Gage.
San bar gaaet to &eiiefamerater tret=
te, aernlig ST.. S. s. 0rtor, Der op-
gap @gbret / Gal1 Claire og blep af-
Lit al Dr. l1lricb, ser melote Bas ct
Har Gage fbr ban raae6e Minnea=
polls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

&bin6cmb6c. Sen 0nnlfe llltberltc
Maenigbo bar a~ptnocnte6e bos Mrs.
@og Mr. S. 6. Sobnicn, 1887 Mis-
lisiippi Street lorsbag 8. IA. So
lllar Gftermiooao 81. 2. gnbper
&pinbe, iom bar 2pit at 6eltoge er
bi9rtelig pelfonmen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Forhenpcrenoe Wabor @obert 81.

6orbenberen6e Manor Mobert q.
5mitb, iom / lnngere 9io bar ligget
ipg paa Murlborougb, og bpis Sill
itano / Begpnoelien al l1gen bar me-
get alporlig, iiges MI at bore liot
beore. SSngen faar imiblertto 2op til
at belege bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

@lem fife Spitcriamfnnoets ltore
@remic=M alferooc paa Central Sail
2grbag Mften s. Is. Sunuar. &onton=
te &rnntier l,0bcles lom fplger:
5mufteite @erreoragt 81, imuffelte
9an1eoragt 81, fomiif @erreorogt 81,
fomiif 9%omeoragts ST, in1uffelte
Grippe S.. Nogang: SOC for Ser
rer % 35c for Gamer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Sen ,banife Iutberife Mcnigbcb Be-

ltcunte peo lit lioite Menigbeosmeoc
at betalc Haitor s. 8ierre fem Dol-
1ars ON Qlgen fra fprite Sanl.ar DE.
.nigbeocn begpnote oct npe Mar meo en-
ganjfc goo &asiebeboloning, ga i De
ioa Tiger, Menigbeoen bar etsiiterct,
81 al Observation-Disclosures bar
tcgnet iig for .maaneolige 8iorag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

GespGrre mel6eS ON ct ltlpffestil=
feloe, foranlcoiget peo Den iterfe
anloe, ioet en- al @pens gamle 8io=
ncrer, &obert Barnes at 1859 Bas-
cal Ctr, 81 Mar gammel, fres~ libel
Matten mellem Manoag og 9irsbag.
Son git %bjemmefra Manoag Mften
ST. Z meo en- tnnbt 2anterne, .bor
lanoipnligpis forpiloet Jig / Como
Earf efter at 2anternen er gaaet no
for bam, og ct fomn1et lpngere ppf
fra 9jemmet / 5teoet for 40 oen rig
tige Sci tilbage. @an fanotes 1tip=
froslen og nGlten begrapet unoer
Sneen &irsbag Morgen paa 2ering=
ton Mpe. og 2angfor6 ctr. (.
9e biemlgie Ga1gle, DEM uoe,, foit
8efjaftigelie og / mango GiIfeloe
6espGrre noen en- Gent / 2ommen
bperfen til Nattelogis eller ct Maal=
tio Mlao, lioer naturIigpis bobbelt
apaler UNDER ct SER iom bette, og Sc
forifiellige 8elgierenbeos=S nititutio=
1er, berunoer r,aonlig salpation Mr:
mp, bar oeres 3anber fuIbe meo al
afbielpe ben pnrffe Meo, Iigeiom $50.
litiitotiouerne | fulot Maul poer era.
tis Mattelogis til Sc masier, Der !
boeltapeIig goritan6 ei bar-oet, bpor.
ltI Sc fnn baIoe iit SoDes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17
Democrats WiH A.~>dck
 Payne Bill P$gjviSiOnS

would b62 effort to bind the minority on certain schedules of the bill are with out foundation.
 These reports had particular reference to the lumber and hides schedules As a majority of the democrats are in favor of revenue duty on both materials, some discussion arose as to the wisdof of at tempting to get united vote. 1t was decided however that If there was an at tempt to bind the minority members on one schedule, the advocates of some other schedule would come forward in the in terest of a duty on an article they sought to get protected with the result that there would be an interminable mix-up, a small minority being constantly at dag gers points with the body of the demo- cratic senators. The conference is, there fore, such in every sense of the word, and Is not a binding caucus. Only on the general propositions upon which most of the democrats are agreed, Is 1t to be ex- pected that there will be unanimous vot- ing These Include the income tax fea- ture, the reduction of duties to mini mum on the necessities of life, perhaps a horizontal reduction of about one-fourth in the motion to recommit and as adopted today the removal of the tax on leaf to- bacco
 The informal conferences now being held by the Senate democrats indicate that they are much more harmonious than the republican side of the chamber, and the votes are expected to show that the democrats will put up better front than the republicans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17
BIG PACKING FIRM
 UNDER INDICTMENT

Washington, April 16.-(Special )-The Senate democrats have agreed to stand solidly against the action of Senator Aid rich in striking from the Payne bill the provision removing the tax of cents on leaf tobacco in the hands of the farmer. The matter was brought up in the con ference by Senator Paynter of Kentucky who explained to the democrats the neces- sity of united action. Only few of the senators present-those from tobacco pro- ducing states-understand the question or know the subject so vital to the tobacco growers was contained in the original bill While number of senators have received letters from the tobacco interests asking them to resist the efforts being made to relnstate the provision placed in the bill by the House, there seems to be no doubt that the democratic side will unitedly oppose the Aldrich programme. The House members from tobacco growing states are quite enthusiastic over the action of the Senate democratic confer ence, and they are hopeful of being able to pick up enough republican votes to put up good fight against the organiza- ton.
 The democratic conference today was harmonious throughout. The discussion pursued a wide range of subjects, but there was little reference to specific sched- ules. Reports to the fact that there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17
LONG DISCUSSION
 OF LABOR PROBLEMS
Railroads Of Missouri
 May Soon Settle Rates

notified all railroads operating in Missouri that 1t would voluntarily establish 2la- cent passneger rate in the state May l, and that the decision was expected to end all litigation between that commonwealth and railroads Following the notification to the railroads of the Burlingtons ac- tion, J. Francis general passenger agent of the road. stated that the 2k-cent rato had been determined upon as a result of failure to effect compromise with Gov ernor Hadley regarding the injunction re- straining the roads from returning to q 3-cent passenger rate.
 ''The Burlington has determined to es- tablish the 211-cent rate as a final out come of all negotiations with Governor Hadley' said MT. Francis. "The result of the failure to effect a compromise is thus seen. The Burlington believes that the injunction brought by the state of Missouri restraining the road from re- turning to a Scent rate will be dissolved.
 ''Fhe decision of Judge MePherson abol- ishing the 2-cent rate gave us the right to return to the Scent rate save for the injunction secured by the state, but the officials of the railroad have decided not to await a dissolution of the injunction and the new rate will in no way be af- fected by the states suit"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17
TRAINING MEN TO
 HANDLE BALLOONS

Washington, April 16.-Training of men in the army signal service, in the service of military aeronautics will be carried on this summer not only at Ft. Meyer, Va, but at Ft Omaha, Neb. Two officers and a number of enlisted men have been de- tailed for the work at Ft Omaha this summer and probably the number will be augmented later.
 The plant at Ft Omaha now includes a steel balloon house 200 feet long, 64 feet wide and 75 feet high, an electrolytic plant capable of furnishing 5000 cubic feet of hydrogene gas an hour, a gasometer of 5000 cubic feet capacity for storing suf- ficient gas for emergencies, hydraulic pump for testing steel tube at high pres sure, compressor for charging steel tubes with gas when 1t is desired to ship hydrogen to other points, and a wireless telegraph tower and plant which will be used in connection with the wireless ex- perments for balloons.
 Active work has not begun at Ft Meyer but preparations are being made there for the experiments for the coming summer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17
FEW AMENDMENTS
 TO THE PAYNE BILL

Washington, April 16.-(Special. )-Sena- tors are remarlzing upon the small num- Der of amendments so far intended to be proposed to the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill. At this period in the legislative status Of the Dingley measure fully 100 amendments were pending, whereas only ten have so far been offered. The day is, of course, young and the usual number may be forthcoming. Of the ten amendments Bailey of Texas has introduced one the income tax provision. Stone of Missouri has introduced his Philippine amend ment; Peveridge of Indiana an amend ment taxing the transfer of property; C,,mmins an amendment taxing non-com- petitive articles, while Senators Newlands and Brown have introduced minor amend ments In addition, Senator Danlel or Virginia has introduced an amendment taxing the gross receipts of corporations IA per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17
Burlington Takes Action.
"CIGARETTE' BAKER NOW
 IN HANDS OF THE LAW

Indianapolis. April 16.-Oscar A Baker commonly known as Cigarette" Baker of Marion, Ind, reached Indianapolis late this afternoon and surrendered to Sheriff Woessner to answer to an indictment charging attempted bribery in connection with the passage of the Parks anti-ci- garette law in the legislature of 1905.
 Baker represented the tobacco interests In the legislature in which he was once a state senator. John W. Kern, recent democratic candidate for vice president, signed Bakers bond of s50O0.
 The return of Cigarette Baker fol- lows the withdrawal of reward for his capture by Governor Marshall a few weeks ago. Ananias Baker, once a state
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17

Danville, Va, April 16.-The beautiful Mecklenburg hotel at Chase City, 70 miles east of the city on the Keysville and Durham branch of the Southern railway, was totally destroyed by fire this after noon. The hotel was an expensive frame structure, built 10 years ago by the Mecklenburg Springs corporation at cost, including furnishings, of $200,000 At the time of the fire it was owned by the estate of M. l.. T. Davis of Norfolk and was leased and managed by w. T. Hughes, who had conducted it for several years The owners carried only s75oO0 insurance on the hotel and equipment. Only about 30 guests were registered at the hostlery at the time of the fire. The structure, situated on an eminence just
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-17
MECKLENBURG HOTEL IS
 BURNED IN CHASE CITY

outside of town, had 200 guest chambers. all well furnished. The flames were dis covered by guests on the lawn, who saw smoke Issuing from the slate roof, and the alarm was given immediately, but the fire-fghting apparatus were wholly mad equate to cope with the raging fire All of the guests escaped and most of them saved all their personal belongings, but much of the furniture in the upper rooms was thrown from windows and destroyed or battered. The employees and guests of the hotel supplemented by the fire de- partment of the town of Chase City, strove in vain to stay the progress of the fire, but the building burned like finder. The Mecl1lenburg had been a health and pleasure resort for a decade, and many from all over the country sought 1t be- cause of the medicinal quality of the min eral waters