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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-12-08
CHRISTIAN EVDEAV0R.
Convention of the Lake and Moody Ooun-
ty Branches of the Society-Program
for To- Morrow.

The Christian Endeavorers Of Lake
and Moody counties met IN convention
in the Presbyterian church at 2:30 this
afternoon and were welcomed In a neat
address by Miss Emily Clark of the
local society. Prof. Stokes of Flandrau
responded fittingly and the convention
then proceeded to active work.
Able papers we're read on "Endeavor
Work. by MISS Grace Reed, of Flandrau,
and IN sour Pledge" by Miss M. I'M
Pryne, OF Madison.
The election of officers resulted in the
choice of Miss Emily Clark, president,
Madison; Mr.. Lamphen, of Smyth, vice
president; Arthur Sherwin, OF Flandrau,
corresponding secretary; Miss E ina
Beck. Wentworth, recording secretary
and treasurer.
About twenty five delegates are pres
entfrom abroad and many more expect
ed this evening.
This evenings program
7:30, devotional exercises. -
7:5O, convention sermon, Rev. z. 8.
Smith, Howard. ..
Informal reception.
Sunday afternoon
800, devotional exercises.
3:15. Lookout committee and it's work,
Miss Ida I. Jones, Madison.
3:25, discussion on above topic.
3s35, Missionary committee and it's
work, Howard Ainsworth, Wentworth.
$40 Mission work OF Endeavorers,
Edna Mitchell. FIandrau.
3:46, discussion on missionary work.
800 Prayer meeting committee and
its work, Nellie Appleby, Madison.
4:l6, Social committee and it's work,
Mrs. Thompson, Winfred.
4:SO adjournment.
Sunday evening
6i3O. Union prayer meeting, leader,
Mrs. Stump, Wentworth.
7:5O, sermon, Rev. Z. L. Dresser, Elan
drah.
Conservation service.
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Oraer Of Exercises Ina the Different
Houses OF Worship Ina the City
Tomorrow.

Houses OF Worship In the City
Tomorrow.
5fts.,.- .a NJ. c. CHURCH.
Glass meeting at 9:45 a. m. Preach
ing at 1880, subject, 1.-THE fruit bearing
branch" Sunday school at noon, junior
league at3:D p. m. No Epworth league
In evening On account of G. e. conven-
ton at Presbyterian church.. Preaching
at @730 p. m. Subject, "Finis." The
sixth Of Christ's u~tlerances while on the
cross. All cordially invited.
RAG CHURCH.
Morning Prayer with sermon at 1890
a. m, Theme, "The church and society"
Sunday school at noon. No evening ser
vice. Wednesday evening at 1880, the
.Litany with address on "The object oil
prophecy"
BAPTIST CHURCH.
diverse destiDss," affords the pastor
his morning theme, followed by Sunday
school. Juniors at 2:30 p. IN. The
young people will join with the Christ.
ian Endeavors in union services, at the
Presbyterian -chuch at $50. Evening
sermon, "Wastefulness, and it's effects"
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sermon at 1880 a. m. by Rev. Mr..
Stump, Of Wentworth. Sunday school
at noon. The afternoon and evening
viii be taken up in Christian Endeavor
convention exercises. See program else
whetAAts Hg1# . @Ef"
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THE CITY.
G RREVHTERS.

]. L. Jones was passenger for
Sioux City.
John Ogden. Esq, departed by the
east going train.
j. w. Dawson departed again for
Mason CITY, Iowa.
Central relief committee meets at 7:30
this evening. All members are request
ed to be present.
Rev, w. H. Stump and wife, Of Went
worth, and a number OF other delegates
TO the Christian Endeavor convention
arrived on the evening train.
AWalter IL. Cocoan, of Minneapolis, adj
juster for the fire companies interested
ia the loss OF Mcdonald Bros. arrived
today and is looking into the matter.
s. B. Van Buskirk, assistant United
States district attorney arrived from
Sioux Falls last evening and spent the
night in the city, returning on the noon
train.
VI Geo. Ackley and Geo. Runkel have
purchased OF j. j. P6ster and First
National bank the entire stock ard tix-
lures of the Model bakery and will open
up for business Monday morning. Con-
sideration, s1,400.
Flanirau Herald, Z: Rev. e. L. Dres-
ser, Prof. Stokes, Miss Webster and
Miss Reed viii attend the convention OF
the Christian Endeavor TO be held In
Madison tomorrow. They leave today.
Rev. Dresser will preach the sermon
before the society Sunday evening.
Wheat thieves visited Mr.. W~innegar's
farm, south Of Brookings, a few nights
since, and were fired upon. The next
night the same parties, it is thought,
returned and burned up all the farm
buildings, grain and machinery. The
stock alone was saved.
IA sufficient number OF persons having
signiied o desire TO have q lodge or Good
Templars organized in Madison, a meet
ing for that purpose will be held in the
basement Of the Presbyterian church
Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All
persons who are interested and who
wish to become charter members are
cordially invited to be present &C that
time. The charter membership fee win
be fifty cents.
fLittle Merl, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ). L.
Jones, like all other good boys who live
TO be two years old, had q birthday ard
It came yesterday, bringing with it d
bevy Of other little folks about his size
with their mammals. The young guests
were Lura Williamson, Ernest Jones.
Irene Winter, Mex Jones and Hazel
Nichols. The youngsters were in high
glee most or the time and enjoyed the
good things with q relish far beyond the
appreciation OF the older heads.
The city council met in special session
Z last evening TO consider the electric
light question, Al the electric company
proposed To- shut down because the
plant did mol pay running expenses. In
. statement to the council, 8. Al. Jones
allowed wherein the company was losing
20 per month under the present
49,
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Mus. Keep Their Eyes open.

DENVER, Dec. a-Sixteen men are
engaged in this city upon q contest of
endurance, . prize Of $500 being of.
fered TO the one who keeps awake the
whole week. The men r in D large
room under the eyes Of watchers.
When q contestant ID seen 10 doze. q
bell Ii struck. II he fails to wake up
he is counted out.
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school SUPERINTENDENT Ipaana.

YANKToN, S. d., Dec. 8.-County
School Superintendent Hills was exam.
ined by the board of insanity and win
be placed in the state hospital for the
insane Oyerwork has affected his
brain.
bashOp McQuaide has given ont q
statement generating the archbishops
OF 5an Francisco and Portland, Or,
Tor she part which IL was alleged they
played IN defeating him for the re-
gency.
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banker Foster Aoonitted.

ARMOUR. 8. d., Dec. Sin the case
Of K. @. Foster. director OF the Douglas
County Bank, charged with permitting
the bank to receive deposits when in
solvent, the jury returned a verdict Of
not guilty.
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At COsT.


Now is the time to buy your Christ
mas presents diamonds, watches, clocks,
iewelry, silverware, ETC., for cash only.
Gro. Cook.
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TIE DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY, DEC. 8. 1904.
local T.asme b
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTl

local TaEme Table.
Chicago, Milwaukee a 81. panl RAILWAY, which
effect, sunday, Nay %. 1894
TRAINS come EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 1905 .. m.
Freight, No. 81, departs $3.50 .. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs 8 800 p. 10.
STRAlHa G0IN0 VEST
Mixed, No, 81, departs 4;1O p. m.
TRAxNA FRosm EAST.
Passenger, No. 3, arrivee SD p. m. g
Freight, No. III, arrives =: Z. m.
Freight, No. 96, arrives bs55 y. IN.
TRAINS FW0M Tmg WEST.
Freight, NO. w, arsivee 10:46 q. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; bat
freighte only when passengers are provided with
Ickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
II Ryan for all points south, and passenger train
eoina west, At Wo0ns0cket for ell points north.
MADaBoM q BRISTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs 8.b0p. IN.
PASSENGER from north arrives, 1880 q. m.
JNO. LARKTN. Local Agent.
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sealped in ) Runawnx.

MAPLEroN, Mimi, Dec. 8.-Dur.ne
q runaway James Morris of this place
was thrown from the wagon upon the
frozen ground and almost literally
scalped, the flesh from ear I'd ear and
through one eye hanging down over
his face. and heis also paralyzed. he
win probably live.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Franeisso.
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.IE WAR At AN END.
FER OF SURRENDER MADE By
DA CANA.
--------
lnsurgont Admiral Goes Aboard
a Portuguese Man-of-war
for Asylum.
LILLIAN MINISTER AT WARRINGTON
CONFIRMS THIS NEWS,
---------
escs's Received by the Department. 81
State from Minister Thompson Also
Tell tho Story,

ns'snEton March is.--iAdvices received
me state dcpurtmcnt late this after
} from Minister Thompson at rio
Airo Indicate that the Brazilian rebel.
ia about ended. The dispatches ft,om
lstcr Thompson contain the inforna-
that Admiral Ia CANA has gone TO
Portuguese war vessel Msndelo, now
ne horbor at Rio, and has sent 20
ident PeiNoto by the Portuguese ofii-
an ofrcr OF surrenacr on condition OF
protection for himself and followers.
dispatches received By the state de-
ment We're IN cipher and when trnns-
read as tollowss
1ham:
. de Janeiro. March l.. Cana to-
through the sentor Portuguese naval
.mandor ofrercd to surrender to the
iienr Of Brazil, provided he AMI ilia
iwers woro guaranteed protection
INST punishment. Thompson.
.tlam:
. dc JaneIro, March l2,-Da CANA
gone aboard Portuguese mnn-ofwar
asylum. Thompson.
rretary Gresham believes that this
les the end OF the Brazilian war
70 Is considerable surprise expressed
by those Interested In the affairs OF
that the offer OF surrender should
been made through the Portuguese
mander. who. up 20 this time. has
shown nny particular disposition TO
hand In the conflict. II Is not
ght, however, that the action of the
nguese In receiving da CANA IL nee
rily an act OF sympathy with the In
ents, The Portuguese are said TO
gnize n principle OF International law,
obsolete, by which rights of asylum.
| is called. IL granted temporarily by
tutral power TO defeated belliger-
This right OF asylum is not recog-
OF late years by most nations ex-
in cases of half Civilized peoples,
moreover the Brazilian insurgents
I never been recognised by anybody
ielligerents. There Is, therefore. some
ulatipn as 10 the exact meaning OF
notion OF the Portuguese commander.
mister Mendonca, when seen this even
admitted that he had received news
he surrender, but was unwilling TO
out any Information concerning the
i terms OF Da Gama's offer OF sur
ter or to discuss the probable action of
Brazilian government He said how
. that he had no doubt that final set
lent had been made by the time he
speaking or would certainly be made
brow.
ptiee OF the intention of tho Brazilian
to begin an active attack on the In
tent fleet had been given out Sunday
} 10 neutral forces In the harbor. This
&c was given forty-elght hours before
firing was to begin, According 70 this
lngement frlng could not begin until
Bday noon. ia Gama's offer OF SUR
Ter was made. therefore. fully twenty
hours before nm attack was 10 be ok
ed. The offor Of surrender in fact fol-
"a the first actual show OF determined
e on the part OF the Brazilian govern
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THE SOUTHERN STATES

Af---+g,y.,,rr,, Al. I'm the rltv court
,s,.,, ,.f,t.l
luaEf Arlington gave ID otlig'oi' " ~ ~,
Nae2les ana au.u.9 me 'hNI l'i W.
capital oIty Water D'NiP.Hf ,,,
grounds that 10 i4I iaIlrl lH ,a. u,,'
.ftH l1 luIl,i'D ". +t,,gr.,,. 5sep Ven
""'
,.. $500.
l3iayctb La In a. ~ OF druiE'I ~
George Summcrs. "a German cni His "lI+
WH ah ordinary HI.hle hn'a o 9i',,,,t
.n W. arm ssF'L,1 lW" ny ',.j..tb,r fFa
~. tn,,', Nh. btI is drltb
l.' ""i'i''' "''nt '"'
l141nphd. lsf The r1AtluNt9 u'H W..
tner has prevented 1ny hg.u NVh !mi
Sl's'n qtya 10 InS xxx. r.ygr aa qncH
,''..l tA.'3 Aa tN.tl W., ,i rifrgf IN n
filnE .a3n before, ana ll' @, ',t ~ "a
'H"'is ~ h"'" ""
AHumte1 NN- a CONTRACT Nl, irt .ol
Ne tg.aiRE OF q E@H H3H!h ,.Io n,
l5'. I'm NoD,., 'DplI ,, tn"p Al hib
ct. ~ lh' most EIu.h''hh N. ''
rama Tor many yedlF
BresuN Ridge, la, The 'rochc Railroad
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a winter pasture, an that &, nscos,,-.
Ike 'V sy i,9 70 20 eherl the land on Nix
~, 1-ps''tl' ellaef one way In nrt.
b 11 U1rS oE eros way as desired in,o
soon ae tNo lif ,I1 .uNollor SOW as
sarIan bronze rcd cl6ve, -"'' W,iie Hun
ijursarIlv Love and orchard gr5ss'
scci I'm t1.s r9Hr,rt s,E very scarce
any of you ths can do w W'up alyise
!, We ni me seed and raise your own
'sst ~ gr any one to lel You
,,, 3D.. M o.ep -IoWins No mv carde-
N..N' '' h.IHu1a srass Tor ,hIrIv
I't rs,. t- Ill., 1ls mere arl there among
difion T. ,Ir,a., 'h. ,ne Fer Grounds ait.
As -uaf.., N.t 'u.'s anoNs
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INToRMArIoN LRAKEp our.
ernment Crop Report Known Befnr
Officially Announced.

eminent Crop Report Known Before
Officially Announced.
Louis, Mo, Mnroh l2.--The POST
patch today makes the following state
u IN double loaded type:
lHt Friday q cipher telegram was re-
ied in 81. Louis from Chicago anyinE
the government report from the de-
tment OF agriculture would estimate
reserves Of wheat nt 115.o00,O00 BUSH
Another telegram said that thu re-
/ would be bearish on wheat and bull
on corn.
ne report when made public confirmed
s theae hints. Tho amount Of wheat
he hands OF tho farmers Is placed at
10000 bushels and corn at $4,000 bush
This is bearlsh on wheat and hullish
corn.
'ow did the information leak out?
We tho spectators placed agents in
Department.
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Alabama United States commissioners

Alabama. United States commissioners
and deputy murshala
Wesson. MESA strange lady. Mrs T..
H. Hradey, aged about 80 yeata, and for
merry OF Springfield Mo- died M Beau
regard from the effects of an overdose
of morphine.
Atlanta. Ga-C Charles Wndsworth won't
Into the rrHidcnCc of his sister. Mrs, ",
II Peck and told nor mat he had Just
taltcu morphine enough to KIM ten mon,
Before II doctor could arrive he WAS in a
stupor. and dlcl
Atlanta. Samuel II. Chceie "a con-
tractor. was found dcDd iu "a clump Of
woods near this city Check mad shot
hnnarlf through the breast. Tic had boon
here ln the citF
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IN ALoRaAN REpoRT

New York World
srantor Morgan ana The republican NON
hers of his committee have submitted o
majority report on the Hawaiian AFFAIR.
l.no democrats ~ the committee have cub
mrttci "A minority report, being in me
minority hy reason of Senator Morgan
taking hs customary place IN alliance
with the antagonist 0f his own party
land It's principles. Democrats have Ions
manifested a chronic inability 70 so shape
their acts or opinions as % win the app
pr1yal Of Senator Morgan.
The report rs an extraordinary 'Htrad-
die. IN effect it approves everything
done from beginning 10 end OF tho ahair
and everybody concerned N IT,
II pats stevens on the back but is sure
that willis meant well. IL not only ap-
proves The annexation scheme but De-
clares than In an important sense Hawaii
% already an american state" but ON
the other hand h countenauces the present
"hsnds-om' attitude Of the administration
as right and wise.
II has unztinttd praise Tor the Dole
people for their end sav1rs 10 secure for
Inc people Of Hawaii the right OF self
government. thoggh The Dole party has
rom the very first rspud.ated toe idea
that popular sef.soVerHment was possible
or desirable M Hawaii
j. strongly supports stevens acts which
eliminated 10 hpstlng the American flag
at Honolulu, but condemns the nag. raising
az unauthorized and void.
The mountain Of labor has not brought
forth "a mouse N this case. II has given
birth 10 "a monster with two faces looking
In opposite directions.
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SET FOR TRIAL THURSDAY.
pscluslso, Miss. March NV. p. Rat
i case was called this morning Tho
snse announced to the court they were
ay for trial and the case WAS set for
irsday morning this week
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NnM REcnlNmR.

emphls Tenn. March l2-In the chan
! court today Mr.. I, y. Hatcbelt some
RS ago business manager Of the APP
l-Agalanche, was appointed receiver
)lace OF Mr.. W. j. Chase. This means
aEcendcncy Of the w. A. Collier in-
.st
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~. .,a.,ys Will be. a desirable and
a ''" I will commence first
"a D'-
PRAIRIE HAY.
H Al. has the prairie already
&S Sn' r' s, he one acre. ten. or 100.
'a ,.a5,, /, and necessary thing
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NUMBER OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
Railway Age.
The valuable statistical volume Just is-
sued by the Interstate Commerce commits
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complimentary 10 Miss Ida caldwell
,afr VlrrInlau visiting aiss Sadie Cas-
IN sciirhtfui hop was given az city
,3,,i last night. Among those present were
10 g,,Idv,eu and ~. r. 4 McFadden
ME i1zie Adams and Or. Chapman, Miss
and Henry langhami al!ss obaea
and ". r. casweil MISS ila''0"' anu
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least. This IL a time whom you mood all your
senses about you. You cannot afford 70 got
excited. Tor va are on tho oyo Of coup
which IL bound 10 DO eueccssful But, though
All our plans aro az perfectly laid Az human
ingenuity can devise, tho lrast SIP OF this
time. might defeat everything Ny advice Ia
you Is 10 remain here, lot tho commodore
70 10 Bnenh Vista and 500 hia nephew and
your daughter Tho Affection which ihey
enterinln for each other viii soon cngross
tho old salior'e thoughts, and he will forgot
why no sent the young man to this coast.
.Your advice is very good. French, - said
the colonel rising hurdedly, but Il will not
do 10 follow r. ] must 90 70 Buonn Vista at
once, and DO thoro when he comes lle ~
now at tho Palace Hotel and 10 avoid thu
possibility OF n meeting aud tho consequent
recognition, ahall not return there
IT 10 not necessary that yon should
| do So" said French, "ior l can easily settle
your bill, and send man for your bag
gage"
''Yoa, send a man for my yallsoi but. "a TO
my bill you forgot that 1 keep room In the
4 Palace by tho yenr, and aettlo once n quarter.
That Is ali, Telephone Tor fay team, and
send man for my baggage. 1shai probably
DO at Buena Vista by dark. II anything new
tninapirea you know now to connect VIII
me. Keep me Informed OF eyery detail
Bend a man TO watch the sailor. Do not lot
| him set out Of his sight, and II he receives
visitors. or pays a visit, report tho iaet at
onee."
rronch made a minute o. these directions
I and. within hall an hour, Colonel Morton
bohind one Of the many iaat teams, Of which
he was 20 proud, was bcing whiried south e
Buenn Vista.
The sun was setting, ranoplcd by lurid
clouds. that turned The placid waters Of ~
fhcinu 70 q eanguinary hue whom tho pant
ing team was halted at the lodge gate, At th'
entrance to tho grounds
Pedro. the man In charge WAS in the act O
opening tho gate. 20 let the team pasi
through, when Iueg, tho woman 30 frequently
referred to IN this narmtiye, aprang out
from behind one Of The gate posts. and seHo'
tho horses.
Anexprcsslon Of mingled anger ard anxiotl
purpled tho colonel'a face, and made his eyo
lids Femble.
ewomanp no shouted. "reiesse thos'
horses
on do instant she dropped hor hold OF
tho bride. and came to tho side Of tho Ugh
buggy. Throwing bacx her long, black hair
and ls,nlng over the Vhssl. sho hlAse1
,Ycsi You maariAr VIII rclaaso y