Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 30, 1906, Page 7

Resume of the Week's eee OF. INTEREST. Procesdiags- Duewece7s 3.53333 3888:88 88888888888 8 STRANGE CASE REPORTED. DAIRYMEN MAKE HIGH SCORES. Tuesday. Washington, June 20.—With practi- cal unanimity the house yesterday adopted the substitute for the Beyer- idge amendment to the agricultural appropriation relating to meat inspec- tion, the objectionable feature of for- mer amendments being eliminated and the amendment perfected to meet the wishes of the president. An effort was made to extend the time of de bate, but Mr. Wadsworth, chairman of the committee on agriculture, desir- ing to get the bill into conference as soon as possible, objected to the granting of additional time, although r) NORTHWEST IS DEMOCRATS PIC Megat Fishers Try to Escape the Pen. | Results of First Butter and Cheese alty. Contests at College of Agriculture. TREATED W ARREST OF .A CLERK REVEALS STATE FAIR WE A peculiar case was reported to| ‘The results of the first butter and 4 ; Sam Fullerton, executive agent of the | Cheese scoring. contest conducted at PIsGnEr A Ney COVERING SEV- blike-Baike Mid hab eameelh sand the dairy school of the University of ERAL YEARS. WILL BE Si Wisconsin, just announced, are as fol- OMNIBUS BUILDING BILL CON. y BI ATES COnrety Om as a result, two suits, one civil suit | jows: HELD IN MINNEAPOLIS ON . |for the recovery of money collected Butter—First, Fred Cc. Anderson, Maes and one criminal prosecution, will be | Somers, 98; second, August N. Hein, Paylite, Wis. Baan eter TUESDAY, SEPT. 4 Waukesha, 97.5; ihird, B. C. Shelton, ancies covering a period of several ‘| brought against a justice of the peace Haugan, 97. ‘ in Cass county. According to the re- years and amounting to at least $50, port from J. P. Saunders,’a deputy Cheese—First, O. F. Greunke, Clin- 0 id to. hi bee! led tonyille, 99; id, Ed Ki 1. NEW BUILDINGS ARE PLANNED | rcintc'cc “ie “arscor or nvoa c.| WILL NAME COMPLETE TICKET |sams warien, ne sound two men Rt) eionia, Seo: hia, He Hately, ’ | Price, until recently a clerk in the On June 10 he made complaint and Sheboygan Falls, 94.6. TAINS LIBERAL APPROPRIA- TIONS. The 131 tubs of butter received av- — : Bank of Poynette, on a charge of em- swore out ts ft i te. : bezzlment. VOTE FOR GOV, JOHNSON WILL |The Sheet wae ar wd enable tb eraged a score of 93.6, which Indicates | ee ae ete upon the Washington, June 27.—Northwest- Most of the discrepancy is said to serve the warrants at once. but a few | 2° oMly a widespread interest among See After the adopti f the ern states are treated handsomely in| pave been ‘adjusted by Price and his BE BASIS OF REPRESEN- days later telegraphed that ihe: | eal buttermakers of the state in the con- EAR bce Bane Kehth cir ie at the omnibus public building bill, | relatives. TATION.® have the men in Walker before Judge | t°8t Dut also a very creditably bin | Pmenement ae oo eee being. Mr which was introduced and reported to] Price is sald to have invested $20, : Wright. When the men were brougat | Te for all the butter submitted. | sv ortn, Mr. Scott (Kan.) and Mr. the house yesterday. hy re 000 in a farm in Minnesota and to breaks bah api entries in the carries a total of approximately $21,-| have had a $10,000 interest in a hard- different classes. of cheeses. 000,000. It will be taken up in the | ware store fi Die ie ceened a|. St. Paul, June 22—Tuesday, Sept. ch ag Pulses sea Rope fe The prize winners for the secona house to-day under a rule and passed | residence in Poynette, recently paid | 4. is the date agreed upon for the the week. induce: 4 the ait to:come be- cheese contest, in which sixty cheeses and immediately forwarded to the sen- | for, worth about $5,000, which was | Democratic state convention, and Min- tore him aud cael sond a ai com-| Were submitted for the test, are as ate, where it will be referred to the | handsomely furnished. He had also| neapolis is the place selected for the plaint against the other, one complain- follows: First, O. F. Greunke, Clin- committee on public buildings and | paid off a mortgage of $3,000 on his | gathering. ing that the other had caught two fish | tOPVille, 99; second, H. A. Kalk, Plym- grounds. Prompt action will follow in | father’s farm, which was worth $10,- The Democratic state central com- illegally and the other that the first out, 98.5; third, W. O. Stanton, Ost- the senate. 000, and has loaned large amounts of | mittee met at the Merchants hotel had caugtit. five haf les#ily.Adn the burg, 98. Of the expenditure of $21,000,000 | money in his own name. All of this | yesterday afternoon and decided upon | oo niging Uley géva dtia nl date as| 1m the second scoring, the contest authorized by the bill, the sum of | property, it is alleged, has been hand- | this date and place. The basis of rep- tie-tiate on which they had'done. the | DO¥ in progress, 137 entries have bees $1,615,500 is allotted to the States of | ed over to cover the alleged shortage. | Tesentation will be one delegate for | 5. ishing for which they were arrested. received, in which the following Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dako- The bank is owned by the Jamieson each 150‘votes cast for Johnson in Before Judge Wright they testified awards were made: First, the Dee tas. This is divided among the states | Bros. Price was arrested at the in-| 1904 and three delegates at large for | tnat the one who caught the two fish | TOW Creamery, C. J. Dock manager. named as follows: stance of H. T, Lamont, a customer | each county, except that Hennepin, had paid a fine of $25 and the other a 97.5; second, J. C. Weber, Fond du Minnesota, $703,000; | Wisconsin, | of the bank, and is out on bail await- | Ramsey and St. Louis will have five |¢.. or $50, and that caste of them had | Lae, 97; third, A. G. Wileman, Milton $490,500; South Dakota, $297,000; | ing trial at the December term of the delegates at large. paid a an of $1 and costs of 30 cents Junction, 96.5 there it was alleged that J. H. Hallett, Lamb (Va.). Immediately after the disposition of the agricultural appropriation bill, bills under suspension of the rules were passed. Among the more impor- tant were the bill in relation to the immunity of witnesses in government eases; to establish the standard of value, and to provide for a coinage system in the Philippine islands and granting the right to the city of St. Louis to erect a free bridge across the Mississippi river at that point. Senator Knox addressed the senate at length yesterday in support of the lock type of the Panama canal. North Dakota, $125,000. circuit court, The selection of Minneapolis us the for breaki: h: They mad In the Minnesota batch are three place for the convention was unani- the plea boli poaes ALE hia SURVEY TRACTION ROUTE. new buildings, the names of the cities TWO TRAMPS POISONED. mous and was made upon the motion they could not twice he held for the a Thursday. and the amounts allowed each being: =) of F. B, Lynch of St. Paul. same offense, and had to be released. Engineers Are Near End of Task on Washington, June 22—An under- Crookston, $50,000; New Ulm, $35,-| Found Dead Near Railroad—Wood Al- Aaa ey Date ch sae PROUT But In the report of Justice Hallet to ait ne Range. standing was reached by the con- 000; Red Wing, $60,000. cohol the Cause. e date was seleeted after c the county attorney it was stated that ngineers who are at work survey-| ¢..00. on the railroad rate bill last ing for the proposed electric line to connect Hibbing with Chisholm are expected to finish their work in a few days and then the acquirement of the right-of-way and actual construction will begin at once. The promoters say that an effort will be made to complete the line from Hibbing to Chisholm this fall. $20,000,000 COPPER COMPANY. The company building the line is the Northern Traction company, which has been granted a franchise to corporated by Duluth Men. Beardie street Mati! ny in an ing. e company has not yet, ac- The Superior & Pittsburg Copper) centea the terms of the franchise and company, a new Duluth corporation,| has been granted a thirty days’ exten- paid a filing fee of $10,025 to the sec-| sion of time in which to do so. This Purchase of sites in these four Cedar Falls, Iowa, June 27.—Three erable discussion. Several of the cities is authorized: Alexandria, committeemen wanted an earlier date, $7,000; Austin, $8,000; Brainerd, $10,- German tramps were in-the eity sev and Aug. 22 was proposed but voted 00; Rochester, $8,000. eral days mending umbrellas. One| down. Some of the members thought Mill City Gets $200,000. was found sick near the Illinois Cen-| that a September date was too late The sum of $150,000 is made avail- | tral station Saturday and died at the | and would not give enough time for able to complete in part the new fed- | City hall yesterday afternoon. A post-| the campaign. eral building at St. Paul. Minneapolis | ortem proved poisoning, not known} ‘The convention will meet at 11 a. gets $200,000 for a site upon which a| by whom administered. A party of| m. and the hall will be selected later new public building will be erected in | Picnickers discovered the body of the | by the committee. the future. To enlarge and improve | Second tramp near the Cedar river, There were about ninety members the public building at Duluth $125,000 | dead several hours. The coroner’s| present. All the counties were repre- is appropriated. jury returned a verdict of poisoning! sented but three, and six members In South Dakota an additional ap-| bY wood alcohol. Both men were! sent proxies. Before the meeting the propriation of $12,000 is made for the | Clean shaven, about forty years old.| committee was entertained by Chatr- Deadwood public building previously | The first man had a card of Otto Her-| man F. A. Day at luncheon. The authorized. The limit of cost of the | mann in his pocket. The bodies await | meeting was called at 2 o’clock and the fines had been suspended. Sam Fullerton has taken the matter under congideration, and if the facts are found as reported a civil suit will be brought for the money the justice is alleged to have collected and also crimina} prosecution for malfeasance in office. night which, it 1s predicted, will result in a complete agreement being re- ported to-day. The conferees will meet at 10 o’clock in the morning to draw up the agreement. It is tho present purpose to have it presented to the house to-day that it may be printed in the Record, as required by the rules, that it may be called up for action Saturday. There are yet three points which will receive discussion in the morning, but even on these the conferees know the position of their number so well that the result may be predicted with reasonable certainty. Superior & Pittsburg Company Incor- Yankton building is increased by | identification of friends. If not claim- | adjourned at 5. retary of state at the capitol last| expires June 23, and if by that time Senda $1,500 to permit of needed improve- | €4'they will be sent to Iowa City. The Complete Ticket. 1k. The fee is based on the capital-| the franchise has not been accepted ments. New buildings are provided | third tramp escaped on a freight train./ The basis of representation agreed | Week. The fee an option of thirty days will be given Friday. for Lead, Mitchell and Watertown, APE F PRE CES upon will make a convention of 1,245 | ization. which is $20,000,000. to the Mesaba Traction company in| Washington, June 23—The opposi- $90,000 being provided in each case. DRAWS GUN TOWARD HIM. delegates. Of these Hennepin will| ‘The articles were sent for filing by] which to meet the proposed terms.] tion to the committee amendment to Billson & Congdon, a Duluth firm of This company is promoted by a Biwa- attorneys, with a letter asking that} bik man who seeks to construct an hey be immediately recorded and re-| electric railway connecting all ' tho turned in time for an important or-| range towns. ganization meeting, which is to be] Mr. Berdie, representing the North- held at Calumet, Mich., June 26, in|‘ern company, however, declares*that the offices of the Calumet & Pittsburg | his company will undoubtedly accept Mining company. Though the head-| the terms of the franchise. He says quarters of this mammoth concern | that for the present they will be con- are Duluth, the articles permit of a/ tent with a line to Chisholm and ex- corporation office being maintained | tensions will be undertaken as neces: at ‘Calumet. sity demands. The incorporators are Thomas F. ieee Ree SAA I 4 Cole, W. W. Billson and Chester A.| BIG DOUGLAS COUNTY PROJECT. Congdon, all of Duluth. The first board of directors is made | Crooked Lake Is to Be Drained, Re- up as follows: Charles Briggs, James claiming 5,000 Acres. Heatson, Thomas Heatson, Gordon R. The biggest ditching project yet un- Campbell and Peter Rupe, all of Calu-| dertaken in Douglas county has just met, Mich.; Thomas F. Cole, Charles} been reported upon by the engineer Devils Lake, N. D., isto have a ‘ have 165, Ramsey 98 and St. Louis 39. public building the cost of which is| Car! Heide Kills Himself While on| Members of the committee express limited to $125.000. : Fishing Excursion, ed the idea that the conyention should Wisconsin Well Treated. . Fosston, Minn., June 27.—Carl| nominate a full ticket and make a Wisconsin is given six new build- | Heide, eighteen years old, accidental- | fight for the whole ticket. At the same ings: Chippewa Falls, $20,000; Mari-| ly shot and Killed himself while re-| time the minor places on the ticket nette, $80,000; Kenosha, $75,000; | turning from a ‘fishing excursion to| are supposed to give dignity and Manitowoc, $75,000; Platteville, $40,-| Whiteflsh lake near here. Heide had | strength to the head of the ticket. 000; Sheboygan, $30,000. been out fishing during the afternoon The delegates maintained that their Purchase of sites is authorized at | 224 took his shotgun along with him | campaign this summer will,"be for Appleton, $15,000; Watertown, $8,000; in the boat. When he returned to the | good government rather than Democ- Waukesha, $10,000. ' Additional appro- | landing he seized the gun by the muz-| racy. priations are allowed for buildings al- | #l¢ and drew it toward him. The trig- ready authorized, in Wisconsin cities | 8° presumably had been left cocked RAILROADS WIN ON APPEAL. as follows: Baraboo, $2,500; Eau|@d must have struck a projection in Claire, $20,000; Green Bay, $35,000; the bottom of the boat. The gun was Not P 10,000 J oa Wausau, $30,000. discharged and the entire load of shot Need: No gr aay udgment in Increase ‘in salaries for a large | emtered the right side of Heide’s Madison, Wis., June 22—The su- number of postmasters in the North- | Chest. Companions near by witness- Sr caheveNt’ Veetoramy “wit aaa 16h western states is also provided for in ed the accident and ran to the boy's | Gecision of the lower court which en- the sundry civil bill appropriating $25,000 annually for the payment of the traveling expenses of the presi- dent which was begun by Senator Me- Laurin, resulted yesterday in the with- drawal of the amendment by Senator Hale, in charge of the bill, and the subsequent passage of the independent bill, providing practically for the same appropriation which was recent- ly passed by the house of representa- tives. Considerable other business was transacted, including the passage of the sundry civil appropriation bill. The bill as passed carries an appro- priation of about $102.400,000. The bill also retains the house provision for a lock canal at Panama. the bill assistance, but when they reached tered a judgment of $10,000 against d’Autremont, Jr., Chester A. Congdon, } who made the survey. fy q 5 , z 3 rs Pure food held the attention of the sarah i gece each of four railroads for alleged in-} all of Duluth; George E. Tener and| The project is known as the Crook-| youse throughout pace The ROBBERS WORK IN CITY HALL, SURI EERSTE TBE correct reporting of gross earnings, as Henry R. Rea. both of Pittsburg. ed Lake ditch and will be forty miles constitutional features of Cha: pure LAND SEEKERS IN DROVES, The corporation’s limit of indebted-| long. The estimated cost of construc- ness is fixed at the same figure as its} tion is $56,000 and the engineer states capitalization, $20,000,000. that it will take two good-sized ditch- ing machines two years to complete FIT IMPERILS FOUR LIVES. the work. i More than 5,000 acres of land will Fisherman Falls and Companions Up-| be reclaimed by the drain. set Boat in Helping Him. Crooked lake, which is a meandered As the result of a stout fisherman| body of water, will be drained and being suddenly taken with vertigo, much rich farm land added to the surrounding property. These .mean- four men had narrow escapes from} Gereq lands have been subdivided drowning in Cedar Island lake, neat} among the adjacent property owners Sparta. John Gehringer, William Zel-| and if this division is satisfactory to charged by Railroad Commissioner Break Into Clerk’s Vault and Steal Thomas. The roads affected by the $483.75. Registration for Crow Lands Breaks judgment are the Chicago, Milwaukee Minneapolis, June 27.—Defying the the Record. & St. Paul, Chicago, St. Paul ‘Minne’ Minneapolis police in their own| Billings, Mont., June 27.—All rec-| aooiis & Omaha and the Minneapolis, stronghold, burglars broke into the | ords of the regisration for the Crow| s+ paul and Sault Ste. Marie and vault in the city clerk’s office at some | ands were smashed yesterday, the to} Gnicago & North-Western railroads. time between Saturday afternoon and | tal number having their names record-| >. aq valorem tax law itself is fies yesterday morning and stole $483.75 |ed at the land office being 1,782 for) pag in cash, There was more than $1,200|the day. This exceeds the registra- : in the vault, but the robbers overlook- | tion for the first day, which was the ed a portion of it, although the condi- | largest “heretofore, by 644. The en- tion of the vault yesterday morning | tire number now enrolled in this city showed that most of the locked com- | aggregates 9,303, and there are three| Fishermen Lose Lunch to Spiny food bill were debated by the leading lawyers of the house. Saturday. Washington, June 25.—The wheels of congress worked with unusual rap- idity Saturday. There was the cus tomary talk, but in both branches im- portant action was taken and every energy seemed to be concentrated to wards bringing legislative business to PORCUPINES ‘TACKLE JUG. nartments had been broken open and | days yet Temaining for registration. Thieves’and. Go Home. lar, John Hilary and Frank Burkhold-| the court many disputes and mich liti-|@2 end for the summer by Friday of things had been pretty thoroughly| Yesterday's trains from the Bast | Sagola, Mich., June 22.—J. M. At-| |." 11) from the southern part of the| gation will he avoided. this week. Gyerturned. and West brought in large crowds, | ley and five companions went to Stur-| 14:4 were in a skiff on the lake, en- Ss In the senate the agricultural appro- The loss entailed by the burglary | those from the West having excep-| geon river on a fishing trip. They gaged in fishing. Hilary, who weizhs Pioneers Hold Picnic. F i Ya: i tionally big delegations. took along an ample*lunch and a jug priation bill, containing the beef in. will fall upon the city clerk, L. A. y big Si Faas : hich they lefédn | 222 pounds, was seized with a fit of] The pioneer settlers of Goodhue | spection amendment, was finally got to Lydiard. At the registration office a crowd | of drinking water, which they leftdn | \.:tigo and fell over the side of the| county held their annna} picnic at! conferénce after several days’ delay PceAP a TE TREN LE of from 300 to 500 was in line long | their rig while they angled for,. the REMOVES MILK AND DROWNS, | before the doors opened at 9 o'clock. | speckled beauties. They returned to camp at noon, tired and hungry and Wife of Southern Minnesota Farmer | WHEAT MAKES GOOD PROGRESS, | found that five porcupines had gotten Commits Suicide. | into the wagon, had eaten all of the Winona, Minn., June 27.—While suf-! General Crop-Outlook in Northwest Is | lunch’and were trying to get the cork fering from temporary mental aberra- Favorable. out of the jug. This state of affairs tion produced by illness, Mrs. Minnie} gt. Paul, June 27.—The general out- | discouraged the party and they re- Mienert, fifty-eight years old, the wife | look for crops in both Minnesota and | turned home with the usual fisher- of Herman Mienert, a farmer of the | North Dakota is extremely favorable, | ™an’s luck. town of Pleasant Hill, committed sui-| aecording to the weekly report of the cide by drowning in a cistern at the| Northern Pacific, issued yesterday. CHILD IS SEVERELY BURNED. Mienert home early this morning. She | Wheat shows. an improvement over had carefully planned the suicide, re-| the week before, the warm weather | Left Alone in Kitchen and Found moving two cans of milk from the cis- proving beneficial. The plant is as With Clothes Ablaze. tern before plunging in. The body | far advanced as it was a year ago this| Hibbing, Minn., June 22—The two- was found soon afterwards, but efforts | time and. is growing strong. Flax, year-old daughter of John Olson was to effect ae failed. An in-| however, is about a week behind that probably fatally burned yesterday. pect: WES -Cenitne NaHPEREn py of last season. ©) The child was left alone in the kitch- FT ee en for a few moments, and when the DIES HEARING FORTUNE TOLD. | mother returned she found the little one enveloped in flames. Mrs. Olson fought the flames and was herself se- verely burned. It is presumed that the child’s clothing caught fire from the kitchen stove. boat, but not entirely overboard. His} Zumbrota last week. The following head was in the water, while his feet | officers were elected: President, Hon. and legs remained in the boat. J. W. Peterson of Vasa;. vice presi- Zellar tried to lift the prostrate} dent, William Boothroyd of Red man back into the skiff, but was un-} Wing; second vice president. Mrs. successful. Gehringer and Burkholder | Hasler of Red Wing; secretary, J. C. then wént to his assistance, and while | Holmen of Kenyon; treasurer, Harvey the three were trying to haul Hilary] Miller of Red Wing. Mayor Farwell back into the boat the skiff was over-| welcomed the visitors. Short speeches turned and all fell into the water. were made by old settlers. Zeltar. Burkholder and Gehringer| ~ were all good swimmers, but, handi-| Johnnie Saher, fourteen years old, capped with heavy clothing, and it| living with his parents abaut six miles was with much difficulty that they north of Bagley, while playing bear succeeded in reaching shore with their} with one of his brothers was shot with helpless companion. They finally suc-| a rifle, which was supposed to be un- veeded, however, and after working | loaded, the bullet passing through his over Hilary for half an hour he was| abdomen and lodging in the side. The resuscitated. wound is likely to prove fatal. and several conference reports being acted upon. It was in the house that interest centered. The substitute for the sen- ate pure food bill was passed after much oratory with only seventeen dis- senting votes, and the conference re- port on the railroad rate bill adopted. This, it is thought, precludes the pos- sibility of the senate demanding that the measure be again sent to confer- ence. The senate in secret session con- firmed, by a vote of 36 to 16, the nomi- nation of B, F. Barnes, an assistant sec- retary to President Roosevelt, as post- master at Washington. Mr. Gallinger (N. H.) was the only Republican to vote in the negative. EXPENSIVE EXTRADITION. « 25 NURSES QUIT MADHOUSE. A thief with a sweet tooth broke § into a freight car in the yards at Al- Strike Is Declared at Fergus Falls but) bert Lea and made way with ten 200- May Not Last. pound sacks of sugar. There were A small strike occurred at Fergus | wheel tracks alongside the car which Falls last week, twenty-five of the fe-| showed that a wagon had been backed male nurses at the insane hospital | up to the door. tendering their resignations. One of Members of the Owatonna Grand their number thought she.was not} Army post are agitating the proposi- being fairly treated and the others | tion of taking the Owatonna Military’ walked out with her. Five sigh ae band with them to the encampment pented and were \aken baek within @| in Mixneapolis in August. - ots ; bs es aie a ae he died. in less than. three minutes.| His Friend—Let me berg Ah, ‘have ifew hours, and it is sald that the] tonna and is vee. of the best in the RES -, ante sks i : ot ae ign counsel {1 " He was ohe of the. proprietors of the | it) The very thing! Call yo t state, and thé soldiers will make every, | yas destroyed. The loss iphones nega : _ Broy Hunt Bottling wor! “Dunrobin’? =) <. D ‘effort to secure its | : y' imate Held Up and Murdered. Cordell, Okla, June 24—James Locke and John Wallace, farmers, were held up and murdered on the road between Foss and Arapahoe yes- terday> The man who is alleged to have committed the crime is under ar- rest. He is thought to be insane. It Cost $100,000 to Bring Green ana Gaynor From Canada. Washington, June 27.—It cost the government $100,000 to extradite Green and Gaynor and bring them & trial. This statement is conthined in a et ter written by Attorney General John Brown of Cedar Rapids Victim of Fate’s Strange Whim. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, June 27.— While John Brown was sitting in a palmist’s parlor last evening, looking into the eyes of the palmist’s beauti- ful daughter, and while the palmist herself was predicting for him many Moody to Chairman Tawney explain- years of success and contentment, ing a request for a deficiency appro-| fate snapped the thread of his life and | would yon suggest?” Done. * ha “My dear fellow,” said the retired lawyer, “I'm at my wit’s end to find a name for our new house. . What Lightning Starts Big Fire. Reading, Pa. June 24.—Lightning