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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
Nrispna banfer.

6olfet / elri5onu bar pe0ta1et Ell
&onltitlltion iom inoeboloer en- 6or=
oroning, ser iiges at pere ell Corn /
Tiet pau 2on6ets Greitoent, og lon1
oerfor ltaar 6are for at paa0roge
MnDragen0et ON at blipe inolemmet
mellem Stuterne ct bloat 9ie. Me=
ningerne anguaenoe Yr9iioentens
@olbning operfor n9pnte Soror6=
ming, Ser iin1pelt ben gaar us pnu at
9ipe Solicit &et til at aflette life
olene politilfe @mbe05meno nen og=
iaa sets Gommere, er forgprigt 6el=
te. 9togle paoltoar at slri5ona ber
babe 93et til at affafte en- @o11ltitl=
ton efter eget @rap og 6orgootbefiu-
benoe, foruolat Sen life inoebolOer
monarfilfe Senoenier. sln0re er Ger
ilnoo al Sen Nfe,1ing, at 9fetten til
at ttlbogefaloe eller afiette Ell Cont
mer pil0e blipe yet b9ngenbe 9ano=
flesippro" oper Ion1ner=Sribunolet,
Ser pil6e fremlfpnoe EN- 5rang blanot
6isie til at rette oereS CONNIE efter
1olfets 8ebog og life eiter 2opens
8ogltop. Sillige bliper Ser imoo
s5ororoningen b9p0et, at ct 6olf lom
life er lopler0 ct 1l6Dgtig til at be-
ognme en- 9omnlers Mrbeioe. Pr9Ii=
oentens @eto / Bette Gtlfeloe fon
ilniolerti0 fun forbale sSSnolenmel=
len, men fife forbin6re SEN, bboror
ban lnulignis oil be1utte at laoe
9lri5ona gisre ct Goribg mes Sc nDe
Sesbealer, paa famine Maaoe lon
Sflabomo og Sregon bporaf Sen lio=
ite Stot netop oisle Gage fur be-
npttet napnte Set, peo at afifeoige
8orgernei iteren Hortlon0 fra lit
Gn1be0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
Svo Dafota.

- 6ranf Burns o9 Mrs. Clara
Smanion, ion ren1te fra Flanfinton
for ct Ear Tiger iioen, blep paagre-
BEN slleranOrio, bpori 6e gab iiG
uo for at pnre Man6 og &uitru oG
eif lnoer 9fopnet Meoo. Wrs-
Spanion rejlte fra 01onb % tire
9grn. Tor Sorlgg paa at reife fra
ct @otel uoen at betole blep Yarret
6bn1t til 30 9oges Jnngiel. Mrs,
Smonlon font til Ylanfintpn for to
Mouneoer iioen meb ire 8ern for at
fon1me bort fra en- fororuffen Manht
1agoes set. Burns, ion1 tioligere bo--
e6e / Elo1fintonL in6fonot Jig jenere:
apin0er fra alle 0ele af @to-
ten 1opoe liolte ltge ct Mpoe &api=
toilet, 6por Set ferlte sfri0t bleb to-
get til at orgonilere ct eget EortL
gn &onlite blep neoiot til at for1rule-
re ct Erogram, beige ct 9eabn olp-
9e agter berefter at giere Jig gj9l==
6en0e De0 @algene, ielp om 6e iffe
bar Sten1meret, og 6e oil iier orbei=-
Sc for, at &bin0erne faar 0eres 9ln-
sci al Sc @mbe0er, iom --6e ifslger
&onltitl.tionen fan befle6e. 9er
blep iaole0es itrafs til @uperner-
%esiep inoltillet en- 9egiering ont.
at en- &pinoe u0nppnes til Weolent
al Statens 8oaro Of CHARITIES anG
Corrections.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
Hrrnrt1 111nnt.

ne til ne itore Snoiser oe oen lnet5i=
tonFe 9opbugt, er unoer Sperpeiel=
le os epentuel l1bfsrelie. Zen ou=
tolte 8ienoseierntng er finnet
igiennem unoer Misiouri Yacific's
itore &ou1p, lom oe ienere Gage
bor pott ct {ao fort 0pitpr ST.
nontsperoenen. Slnififtntngen /
ap1trollcrineen al @oul6's Gienbom=
me bar mu1tggiort en- iaaoon Dper=
lonosbone. Der iteoie bor p9ret @eorge
@oulo's 2ipsopeope, men iom MI pil
blue reoliieret UNDER en- M 0or=
poltnine. Mnrtoproigt NOT pil set
ion1me 9onelegen1e, ser bragte @o1,lO
fresn i 1osslpiet, ianblpnligpi5 blipe
ssa,osonsen til 9eem gort, nen1lis
Grie-Spiten1et, iom i lin Sis trent
folbte SEN fi1,ont5fielle &riie un0er
Matooorernes Scamp for at pinoe
&ontroI oner io1nne. Geo 1ilegnel=
len al Misiouri Yacific pil &ub,l
2oeb & Co., Sobn 3. Rocfefeller,
Blair & So. og 9euticGe 9onf bore
/ Stano til at oiftere 6orpaltningeu
al Genper & &to @ranoe, @eltern
Goeiiie og lnaoife ogiaa @oboib og
Seros Eaciiic 9anerne. 9ette ube=
lober Blot Grie=Spite1net, for at fun
ne etablere en- Suite fra &plt til
&pit. ce aubn, 2oeb & 60. bar alle=
reoe facet srunoigt Solo napnte
Spltem sjennem @arriman=slftiona<
rerne / oette. Morgans SS11teresier /
Grie=SpItemet er bel beifpttet og Set
ontages, at oette 8onffirma oil faa
9op til at Bloc / Sen itore Sage. Set
er un6erforitaoet at en 5an6el pil
ton1n,e i Stonb, bnorpeo @abaib=2i=
MEN u1ellem @bicogo og Getroit pil
blipe operbroget til Canadian Goci=
fic, Ser nu onlsber Chicago fra
9foropelten oper gSisconiin Central
og neb 8nntrol oper oenne Gel al
@abafb-Spltemet mellem Chicago og
2etroit piloe SEN iao ct pnroifulot
sltligt l1ogong5punft.
Zen npe tronsfontinentale 9ane
piloe ba fomme til at ltarte uo fra
9eelu Dorf til @untington, SsnO,
oper Grie-Spiten1et; fra @untington
til aonias Gitp, oper @abaih= =Splte=
met; ira aonias Gitp til Yueblo,
Colo, oper Mi5iouri Yacific; Eueblo
til Sgbe1 oper 2enper & 91ip
@ronoe, og fra Sgoen til San iSron=
cisco oper @eltern Eaetfic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
21. AARGANG.
En Danak-Amrrikanrr autt1 Hta-
1nratak Anplaman1.

Com bet nil fees al ne6enitooenhe
Brep bor Sen 'rpe aonge ifienfet Dor
2anosa1ano lige ioa flor 9ilIi6 1o1n
bons oiosoe Sober oe oiit fin 6or-
fierEigbeo for bon, peo at opbbie
bam / I6elsitonben. Brepet Ip6ex
iom Isleer:
9angfof 8. 2. .Sonuor 19tt-
~ainrcite @'a1no oe Yapo: -
Cen iro,life @$oit soar i1norgen, og
ieg oil ienbe @6er en- 9inie, ffient
Set er tent fen poo Natten.
Gen L. Sonuar er Tsoielsoag
boooe for Sen nuperen6e &onge %
Gronningcn, bons Mooer.
6or no1en 1io IiOen fortolte Mi-
nelteren tot l1olonoet mig, at &onaen
piloe gipc mig en Sitel fom fto,ne-
lilf 9(0elSn,a11o og en- Or6en.
DIN elftcnen 5. 81. December bar
oer cit Gcrc1uoni oppe set gautIe
SALADS, ion fol0es rMn1orinor"-
2pngen fo:n list lent. 2ibt efter
bans slnfomit falote fan mig op og
CAB mig ct Gofl1ment; iom gap mig
fslgenOe 5itel: uGbpto &alopo SEQ
D1oitri". &c iion1eiiife Aoelstitlsr
uoenpr oen fongelige Gomilie er:
&bun, 2uang, |bro, Y6po (oer er
flere 5lags Ebpo,) og @boo Bbpa.
Sao S fan le ieg itoor Sen neif
til Sen 6sielte Sang u6enfor ben
fongelige Ton1ilie.
Som vSuii9nio" cIler 9@reste9n,.
6lcp Ser raft mig cit gatfe % fIere
9aoier o. !. b. @ulo. 9isie bar
ieg fun Ret til min 2epetib.
geo ion1n1e Sis goo aoneen mig;
Ell Oroen. Set bar en- onoen @losje@
al Sen 2eforotion, ion faI6es rB5ra:
Gbula Gbon &1oo". Genne 9eforo-
tion 6ltber fln gipct til forneiife,
9loelSntp11o. Get CT en- Stierne meh
emoillcret 9ille0e al ben ofosoe
&onge pua Sen enc SIDE og en- bpib
G1efont poo Sen ouoe,1, ialnt @oa-
6e1 al bette &ongebu5. Sen bnnger
pao 9rpitet fra ct rolenfarpet Ssuuno
ON @allen.
Senere fen puu Mftenen eop Som
ge11 mig nof c1, 9eforation. &on s
bllife oer, ioln oen gol11le 4onge 9on
mig, meO Gion1anter? 9eu for oe,I
npe &onge gipet mig en- lignen6e.
soa fan s ie> at poo BEN iiofe
elften Set go111e elor fif ieg pe11e
8aber.
@oers Dengipne Ggl1
Sens.
=. g. - 9orirol Nicbelieu er og-
iao en- u9sbpa" al ian1me Stang ioup
jeg."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
3oroppleu ptuftr.

tSro @olbtngton meooeles, at
auptein gpelpn 9. 8olotpin, 6srer
1or 3iegler=Gfspeoitionen til 9,orSpo=
len for no9le slor lioen, o9 Iom MI
om9aoes meo Eloner ON Ell IN Cts
petition, uur aufomn1e,1 oertil for at
foa Ereiioent 1oit Sale. So1 sn=
iter nernli9 8ougreslens 9ia!p til
uorl'itning al bans &eiie 9u Ere=
1ibe11ten life bapoe Sio til at ,nooto-
ee 8alomin blep Mpoet uoiot inbtil
pioere. Get er 9olotpins @e11iigt at
meotoge Ell eller ilere sSlppen1oifiner
til Eolure9nen, % pil ls9e at iua lit
Sfib iorip1et neo Ell @1ilttelegroi.
SsormooIet mes oennc gtspeoition CT
rent pioeni ifabeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
9ouF Sbfteriau,iunb.

Ssfslge Sper=Sefreterens for
~0onIf Ssiteriamfuno"s @alpoors-
Rapport tolte Sonfunoet oen I. So
nuor, 1911, 5,946 Meole,nu1er, lneo
ct 1t6sbi0rae fro en- e,lfelt Gpfrep=
nine al $3,452.75. 5un,t!ige 2oeer
/ Gorenineea, boobe uobetoit $10.=
233.21 til Sg9ebi9lP. n,eoens @ene=
ralfonbet MI onoroger $40, ,4OA .8.
S itbite 9alnoar bleo Der inoiot 3
npe 2o9er, 621 npe We1le,nrncr op=
toses, 20S uoeit al @oruiunoet os
Al Meolen1mer afeit peb 9soer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

- @n Soma Game for opnaoet
oen l1omerfelie at blipe Sen fprlte
Diptiion5 Hoslager-@gent / Sc Sor.
Stater. Set er Miis 9oiip S6e11,
Ser / flere slar bar peret Gbief @leri
/ Gasiager=&ontoret for gbicagc
burlington & Quincy / Iopenport.
Sun er MI blepen 9ipiiions-&osio.
ger=9l9ent. mes Serritoriun1 fra @a.
tertomn, ST., til 8ottenoorf, Soma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

= So @ooefeiere par Gero mel
at burtfipre @o6elnapiet, men 1nootte
itanoie 9(rbeioet, mems ct 9istoQ
orog forbi.
nG11, Safob," bemerfe6e SEN epe
rjeg pil0e giue meget for at pi0e
Dppr ieg ifnl So"
usoo, bpa0 9eptte pil6e 6et par'
ti[?"
rNptte! SO, Set fan gu tro, iel
pilbe alorig / &eroen fonme Seer
beben of bette Ste6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

ltooclige 9tpoeller! for set nenneifeli=
&C Syltcln. Ger ier il1tet til Sinorr
for at tpgge Sc rare Soger, fun ifal
man fife laoe oe,n pusiere lit Spnlg.
Dfen bette CT mere ct u0enons Mp=
penoits til fans Eegcntlige Ibeorier,
ser gaor uo paa> at 0e1 billiglte Gr=
n9ring tillige er 6en beblte.
pon pil bapc, at ct Me1nelfe fa1
lepe lite Blot fortruifelist al tsrt
8rso, men at bets 9lrbejoscpnc, oets
Mget, enoosioo tiltager pes uoeIuf=
fenoe at npoe oenne &oit. SON bar
ielp 1eperet 8epiiet giennem en- &nf=
fe Retoroiorieg, Der ifal bore fontrol=
lerebe al Cambridge og Dale=l1niper-
iiteter. San bar fife fe,nten Nar
tnset mere ems 50 @ram Scoring til
Jig ON 9agen, 8rsS, Nsooer, tsrre=
oe 8oiiner, 2epnebslnioler, iom bar,
ielp tiger, Ser pil6e pa5ie ior Ell Mbe,
Ser leper Gl.bs frie 9fot1,r, til Gpo
/ 5oologiife @aper.
@on bar lite roabt / grfenel1.
Oper 100000 samilier / Sc Sore
nebe Stoter bar fl.lgt bans 8al6elie
og leper al Ell 8rpfOel al oen Gum,
iom @nfeltlnano br11ger til lin Scott.
Store 6orretninger / monge forlfiel-
li9e 8rancber itaor / bans Soes
Iienete og giper Mebler og &lpoer
for Sc 8elpb, ser inbpinDeS pau So
lte,1. gn 6amilie paa fem Meolem=
lner fan 2gbet al ct slar ipare en-
iao ltor Sum, iom oil fr9pes for at
meblere cit fem SerellerS 2eilig=
beo. 9unoreoer og otter 9nn0re0er
al s(rbeioerfan1ilier tribes og leper
GLADE og i,1n6e efter 6letcbers 9lnpis=
nin9er, og Ter op til bam, og betrog-
ter ban lon1 cit .!9alpgl,0.
Sa bog ers- ka:n en- eniont Mano.
Gogen lang lib0er ban, bpts bele
Yerpn ninoer life lao liot om Gar
uegies mil0e og penlige Taltor enc
t1ts-Sfiffelie, in0lppbt / en Slpeot=
er og Slnbrpf paa lit Grrelle / So
tel v6pnir" pg ifriper lange Mf6ano=
linger til Magaiiner og 5i0sifrifter,
og forreipon0erer neo Mennelfer,
Ser snlfer bans %ejleoning Gn Gang
in1ellen refer ban Jig og ipiler ct
Eor arofn1an0ler og Holiner, og ioo
ifriper bon pi0ere.
Soon er ber ior at le, bpaO 6tno=
heoe far ltorettet, pg ban pc1ter Jig
ltore &eirltoter al oenne Oanlfe 9leg=
ter,1beosopoltels Sirfen. Snort rel
Ter ban berfra til an0re 4d11ter az
&loben for at ltu0ere Torbolbct mel
lem grn9ring og 2pffe.
S5on bar lepet blanot sfrifa5 bill
Sc Stamner, blon0t &inaS fottige,
blanot nejion1me @inOuer og Singo=
leiere, og ban ipger fun at 1,obreoe
lin gi6en on1, bpor prinitipt ct Men=
mel lie fan lepe, og 0og fple Jig lpffelig.
0g Sen, ion1 ilet ingen Ganens
gnifer far, oen iom fan npies neo
ailoens Iono, me6 Sor0ens Jrug=
ter og iparion1t 8rpo, ban ptl gao
fre1n / Sunobeo og 9pffe, ban eier Sc
gties sten, iom @oroce sSletcber
mener at babe fl1noet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

@n CT bet Siocn, at Sc bpr tegn
Gem for ct announcement paa bette
8la6. Mfeo fine paali6elige gfter-
retninger og lit u6palete 2eieitof ri
BET blibe Sem en- fi9rtommen @jeit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24
Gn nh Sperlanosbane.

Sra @apitale11s &ope6ia6e, 8oll
street, me66eles set, at e1, M Sper=
Ian6sbane, meb giennemgaaenbe 3og
fra Seem Sort til San Srancisco og
me6 Si6eforbin6elie / Mellemitater-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
Alone IN STABLE
Man ENDS LIFE

Ripley, Miss, Jan. 31,-J. D. Mathis,
a leading citizen and prominent can
didate for sheriff, was found dying in
his livery stable Monday morning a
few minutes after the report of pis-
tol was heard by people who were
working near. When found he was
still breathing. but unable to speak,
and died within few minutes.
Evidence before the jury of inquest
showed that Mr.. Mathis was alone in
the stable when the pistol was fired.
The position of the body, the nature
and range of the wound, the location
Of his own pistol found near as well as
other evidences, showed that the dis
charge of the weapon was accidental.
The deceased was man over forty
years of age, was good citizen, and
leaves a wife and five children, many
relatives and a host of friends who
deplore the sad accident
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
MEXICANS ARE
AGAIN SCRAPPING
At BOQUILLATA
Rebels Declare They Will Cut FEEDER
ais into Pieces in Foot
hills.
(By Associated Press.)

Preside, Tex, Jan. 31.-The col
umn under Colonel Dorantes, which
recently was defeated with heavy
loss near Coyame, has again been at
tackled by the insurgents near Boquil-
lata, 20 miles from Cuchillio, Barra-
do. The fight has been in progress
since yesterday, and it is reported the
federals lost heavily.
Insurrectos declare that Dorantes
will never be permitted to return to
Ojiniga, but his army will be cut to
pieces in the foothills. Yesterday a
column of more than 800 rebels passed
through Mulato, bound for Boquillata
to aid in the fight against Dorantes.
Another detachment has been organ
lied near the Texas border to rein
force the insurgents under Generals
Sanches and Orega.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
SUPREME COURT
ORDERS RECOUNT

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 31.-In the Wal
thall county case Monday, the su-
preme court ordered a recount of the
vote. If it does not show the same
total as shown by the first count, anu
returns, the election commissioners
will be declared in contempt of the
court.
1t will be remembered that imme-
diately following the election on the
question of creating Walthall from
parts of Marion and Pike, charge of
fraud was made by the opponents of
the proposed new county and a re-
count of Walthall.
The commissioners of election, one
of whom was Warren Piggott, made a
recount of one box and threw out
enough to decide the election against
the new county. This was after the
returning had been made, showing
Walthall county carried. Advocates
of the new county appealed to the
Marion circuit court, where Judge A.
z. Weathersby handed down a decis-
ion sustaining the action Of the cleo
tion commissioners, and the case was
carried to the supreme court.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
POSSE ENDS LIFE
OF Howe AND SON
(By Associated PreSS.)

FL Paso, Jan. 31.-Surrounded by
a posse after a thirty-mile chase, Rob-
ert Howe and son were killed in a
battle of several hours duration early
this morning near Sierra Blanca, 100
miles southwest of where the second
son, Guy Howe, was wounded and
captured yesterday, when the posse
overlook the Howes.
The elder Howe shot and killed Gus
toms Guard Thomas O'Conner yester-
day morning at Fort Hancock, when
O'Conner attempted to arrest him for
killing A. X. Mcclure, a special agent
of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad at Belen, New Mexico.
Justice of Peace Henley, of For'
Hancock, was shot when the Howes
escaped from O'Conner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
ONLY A HOTEL MAID
BUT GETS HER CLAIM.

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 31.-Mrs.
Maude Ross, now working for S.
week in a hotel at Clinton, has been
awarded a deed to a claim in Tillman
county, now worth $4,000, by Secre-
tary of the Interior r. A. Ballinger.
In 1901, when the KiowaC Comanche
country was opened, with her husband
she homesteaded the claim, but follow
ing his death soon afterward she was
dispossessed and her claim to the land
was overruled by local and general
land offices. She then appealed to the
secretary, with the result above
stated.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
FOR new THEATRE
.LOCAL CAPITAL IS
SEEKING LOCATION
COMBINATION PLANS FOR LOCAL
STOCK COMPANY TO BUILD
FINE HOUSE.
WOULDBOOK INDEPENDENT SHOWS
Investors Looking Over Site on West
Pine Street, Near Center
of City
WOULDBOOK INDEPENDENT SHOWS

A new, modern theatre, equipped in
the most up-to-date fashion, with a
commodous stage large enough to
handle any of the large road attrac-
tions and located in the heart of the
city, is the subject just now interest
ing a bunch of local investors.
Messrs. Thornton and Merkel, own
ers of the 6Q-foot frontage on West
Pine next to the city stables, have
been ASKED 10 name a price on the
Vrcperty. The present improvements,
n small store and stable are of small
value, hence would not block the deal.
The lot extends $50 feet to the alley
connecting Main and Forrest streets
and is especially adapted for the pur-
pose
Parties who have discussed the
project said this morning that their
plan was to raise a $4,000 stock COM
pauy the present owners of the lot to
take a large part of the stock of the
company The site is valued at S15,-
600, which would leave $4,000 for the
building.
The promoters plan to place
the theatre in the rear with one story
arcade entrance from West Pine
street A dozen small shops would
open in this arcade The front of the
arcade would be of stone, in keeping
with other modern fronts in the
city and the new federal building on
the next block.
.i is pointed ont that the Schuberts
+ yro are the leaders Of the indepen
dent theatrical circuit, would send
many NIGH class companies this way
were first-class theatre built ant
maintained. As it is now, the com
pauies have long jumps and pass
through Hattiesbmg both going tt
and coming from New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
TO EXAMINE cHAUFFEURs
UNDER NEW YORK LAW.
(sy Union Associated Press.)

Albany, N. Y, Jan. S1,-All licenses
to operate motor vehicles in New
York state, granted under the Callan
automobile law, will expire at mid
night. Chauffeurs who have not filed
applications for renewals will be re-
quired to quit work until a new appli-
cation has been made and an examina-
ton into their qualifications satisfac-
torily passed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
Frisco Wins Exposition
By Vote Of 1888 to 159
(By Associated Press.)

Pess)
WASHINGTON, JAN. SION THE FIRST TESTING
SENTIMENT CONGRESS AS LOCATION
EXPOSITION FRANCISCO WON PRIOR RECOGNITION,
PROPOSITION
FIRST, coNsDE RATION OF MEASURE IMMEDIATELY
GUN. THE VOTE WAS 1ss p 15s.
CALLING FOR A ON EXPOSITION
REPORTED HOUSE COMMITTEE
MINUTES O'CLOCK.
SPECIAL RULE WAS ADOPTED CALLING
FOUR O'CLOCK. IN THE MEANTIME THERE WAS
DETERMINE WHICH PROPOSITION SHOULD
PRIOR ROLL HOURS DEBATE
AGREED ADVOCATES OF NEW ORLEANS
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS FROM THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE
REPRESENTATIVE RoDEN6ERe, REPUBLICAN,
AROSE TO PRESENT NEW ORLEANS ARGUMENT
FOR THE EXPOSITION.
REPRESENTATIVE RoDENBERG, IN AN HALFHoUR SPEECH DE-
THAT HELD AT NEW ORLEANS, THE EXPOSITION
DEVELOP CENTRAL AMERICAN AND BENEFIT
PRODUCERS MANUFACTURERS MORE THAN ANY OTHER
EXPOSITION.
REPREsENTTlvE KAHN, CALIFORNIA, ARGU
FRANCISCO TWO O'CLOCK AND THE ROLL CALL
BEGUN MINUTES EACH MEMBERS
CALLED VOTED "sAN FRANCISCO" OR "NEW Or
LEANS TO DETERMINE PREFERENCE
RESPECTIVE EXPOSITION MEASURES
WHETHER SHALL ADOPT
FRANCISCO RESOLUTION INVITING FOREIGN NATIONS TO
PARTICIPATE THE EXPOSITION IN THAT CITY is SET FOR FOUR
ORLEANS WILL DEFEAT THE RESOLUTION
WITH THE MEMBERS WHO ARE OPPOSED TO THE
ANYWHERE, ADMIT SAN FRANCISCO APPEARS TO
CONTROL SITUATION.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
BROOM FACTORY
WILL soon Open
IN HATTIESBURG
Entire Output Already Contracted For
And Work on the Building
Soon to Start.

A broom factory is the latest indus
try to be secured by Hattiesburg. The
deal for one was virtually closed today,
and in all probability the work OF
erecting a suitable building on West
Fourth street, will be started at an
early date.
The factory will be owned and oper-
ated by out-oftown gentlemen, expert
enced in manufacturing brooms, and
tbev are said to have ample capital to
make the industry success,
Representatives of the company
snent Monday and Tuesday In the CITY
and made contracts with the Mer'
chants Grocery Co. and the Hattles-
bnre Grocery Co., wholesale Dealers
70 handle the entire output OF the
plant .,o
To start with the capacity OF the
Factory will be Limited to the demanu
of those two houses, who do an I'M
,,,ars. business in southeast Mlssis-
sinni but it is planned to enairge the
nlant as soon as arrangements can De
mode with the farmers to raise more
hroom corn. Experiments have been
made that show beyond all doubt tha'
hroom corn can be grown in this sec
tion the equal to any in the country
# is understood that an order VIII
=, ,loced for the machinery for the
new industry at once
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-31
engine PLUNGES
FULL FORTY FEET
FROM A TRESTLE
N. o. M. & C. FREIGHT WRECKED
LAST NIGHT BY A COW AT
M'cALLuM TREsTLE.
ENGINEER and FIREMAN HURT
Peculiar Accident Did Not Delay Traf-
fic, and All Trains Are on
Time. s
ENGINEER and FIREMAN HURT

What came near being a serious
wreck, occurred on the New Orleans,
Mobile & Chicago railroad seven
miles from Hattiesburg, near the
high trestle at McCallum, Monday
night about Z o'clock, when a COW en-
deavored to cross the track in front
of the engine of freight train No. 46,
in charge of Conductor Brittian, En-
gineer Frank Streibich and Fireman
Joe Miller.
Striking the cow, the engine jumped
the track and plunged down an en-
bankment distance of about forty
feet, head foremost, and now stands
with the COW catcher buried in the
ground the tender standing almost
erect on top of the engine.
Leaped in Time.
When the engine left the track, En-
gineer Streibich and Fireman Miller
leaped for their lives on the opposite
side of the track from that on which
the engine went down, and as the en-
gine was moving slowly, on account
of approaching the trestle, they were
only slightly injured. They sustain
ed no broken limbs, but were badly
bruised. The injuries of Mr.. Streibich
are more serious than those of Mr..
Miller, but it is thought that both will
be able to be out again in few days
Relief Train Sent.
An engine from Hattiesburg was
sent to the scene at once, bearing DR..
T. E. Ross and railroad officials, and
the injured men were given Temporal
ry treatment. after which, the engine
sent out brought the train to the city.
and they were carried to the Hatties-
burg Hospital.
Both of the injured men are well
known in Hattiesburg and have many
friends who rejoice that their injuries
are not more serious.
The wreck did not cause the line
to be blockaded. and only slight dam
age to the track. and traffic was not
delayed or lnterferred with.