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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-12-10

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Americans Could Hardly Expect
Requests Not in the Protocol
to Be Granted.
Final Protest on the Maine En-.
bodied in the Proceedings Of
the Commission.
Protocol Reaches the Dimensions
of VOlume--La>t Spanish
Protest.

PARIS. Dec. 1o.-Senor Montero Rios.
president of the Spanish peace commits
sion. and Senior O'eda. secretary of that
commission are still confined to their
beds.
The Spaniards continue making bitter
concerning the presidents
reference to the Maine. When a repre-
sentative of the Associated Press APP
preached Senior Garnica of the Spanish
commission for further details IF the
treaty, he said:
The fact that you represent all the
American and English papers is really a
reason why l should say nothing. But.
what You show me as having been
eablel is substantially correct. The
exact number Of articles is still unde-
terminei. II depends upon how Score
-arie~ Oieda and Moore divide the
treaty. II ma he l. or - articles.
The Americans are 10 pay the indemnity
within three months OF the ratification.
We shall appoint consulS in Cuba. Porto
Rico and the Philippine islands without
DELAY. The Cuban consul will be &C
credited 10 tn. bowers that be
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Is RESIGNED TO HER FATE.

Nevertheless spain Cannot Tolerate the
pre.ident'~ Reference to the Maine.
just issued V
spain has been treated by the con-
queror with unexampled cruelty and Is
resigned to her fate: but she cannot toll
crate President Mcklnley's accusation
regarding the Maine. for she is con
scious OF her complete innocence"
1t is understood that the government
has decided to end the Paris conference
on the ground that the discussion OF
secondary questions is impossible,
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WOMEN TO FIGHT ROBERTS.
Organized Move to Prevent Him From
Taking His Seat IN The House,

Organized Move to Prevent Him From
Taking His Seat IN the House.
NEW YORK. Dec. lO.-The Herald
says: Efforts to prevent Brigham II.
Roberts. representatlve-elect from Utah,
from taking his seat in the Fifty-sixth
congress because he is a polygamist and
advocates that doctrine of the Mormon
church. is to have the organized support
of hundreds of thousands of women
in the United States. The initial
womans movement is to take or
gained form in this city at a meeting
Of the Presbyterian board Of woman's
home missions ON Dec. 20. There are
hundreds of these societies alone in the
United States. The woman's mission
societies of the Congregational and Bap-
list churches are preparing to make a
similar campaign against Roberts.
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New YORK. Dec. l0.-A dispatch t.
The World from Paris says: Except In
the clauses relating to the Philippines,
the treaty contains no important com
mercial stipulation. For 10 years. equal
privileges there for Spain may be
granted. and llkewke to all other ma
tlons. but for that period they can not
be taken away from Spain.
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WEST SUPERIOR. Wis. Dec. lO.-The
FIRE on the coal dock Of the Lchigh Coal
II Coke company Is now under CON
troll. No more men are reported miss.
ing and II Is believed that the rescued
man was the only victim. A. dozen
large streams Of water have been play
ing on the burning piles all day.
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The person who disturbed the c,ngre.
cation last Sunday by coughing, ia re-
quessed To call on Frank Smith and get
a.bottle OF Foley's Honey and Tar. which
always gives relief.
FRANK SMITH.
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Have You Heard
the Story.

OF the man that got a feather in
his throat and was ''tickled to
DEATH Here's a case about a
man who learned how cheap Tom
Carey sells Groceries and was sim
ilarly afflicted. This case. how
ever. was not fatal, we are pleased
to say. its a mistake to say you
can't afford to buy your table sup
plies from Tom Carey. It's true,
his goods are the very finest and
freshest that money, skill and ex-
perience can procure, but his prices
nevertheless are IN many instances
lower than you pay elsewhere for
inferior goods.
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SOLDIERS ~HARDAMlPH.
Fought and Bled for Their COuntr
AID Were Victims Of Dread lIise u

70 IItssnS VI e REC
Minneapolis Mimi, Dec. st has
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the soldiers who answered to their
couDtry's call and went to the front in
the late wars returned home without
some disease, brought on by the hard
ships OF camp life and battle. A large
percentage OF these brave men contract
cd rheumatism. But thousands have
been cured. Here are two cases OF the
many in this city: Capt. II. Il. Elliott,
y. S. Infantry, retired, 2649 Columbus
Avenue, says: "bor ten years | have
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get NJ relief. ] read OF Dodd's Kidney
Pills. After taking part OF q box, l
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from disordered kidneye, that Dodd'e
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Soothing. healing. cleansing, De VII
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Wives now days ar. learning that
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For Kidney Troubles

there is nothing better than Foiey's
Kidney Cure. everyone who tries it will
agree to this. FRANK SMITH.
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Came to my premises nw1, section Z,
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charges and take them away.
Mrs, ANNA e. PoxD.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

evident readiness all questions concern ing her acquaintance with MT. Dun ming She said she knew MT. Cunning had been financially embarrassed and was much interested Tn the races. She knew of no female friend whom Dun ming made much over and declared she was absolutely in the dark as to who could have had any motive In bringing about the death of Mrs. Cunning and her sister.
 Beverly Botkin her son. was an inti- mate acquaintance of Cunning. J1e said he was responsible for int oducing Cunning into his family, but declared he knew nothing that could throw any more light on Dunning's life than has already been published.
 Botkin senior was very indignant over the imputations cast upon his wife by recent reports and declares that she has been prostrated through the notoriety which has overtaken her through mere acquaintance with Cunning. The lady has kept close in doors for the past two days and has spent most of her time with a lady friend.
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SAN JOSE IS TO RECEIVE THE NATIVES The Ninth of September
 Celebration. DETAILS ARE ALL ARRANGED SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA
 ACTIVE The Garden City Promises the Finest Entertainment Ever Given
 to Parlors and
 Friends.
SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA
 ACTIVE.

Charles E. Mooser presided last night at the Native Sons Hall at an enthusi- astic meeting of the Joint Ninth of Sep tember Celebration Committee of the Ma tive Sons of the Golden West, who are working to the end that the Admission day jollifica ton in San Jose shall excel any of previous years.
 The chairman of the transportation com- mfttee announced that the following train schedule had been adopted:
 From San Francisco-September 8. s:45 D. m 3:3o p. m, 4:15 P. m., 5 p. m. 5:3o p: m., s:3o D. m. and special D. m; September g, regular a. m, a. and special. From Oakland and Alameda-September 8. regular afternoon trains broad and narrow, and special from streets; September g. all morning trains. both broad and gauge. From San Jose september g. 3:30 D. m, 5:35 ?. m. and spe- cial 10 D. for San Francisco; for Alameda narrow gauge, S:44 and special 10 D. m. Sep tember 10 II, l2 all regular trains
 Treasurer c. de Steiger stated that he would be ready to deliver tickets at $50 Main street on and after tomorrow.
 It was decided that If there are any share alike among the pariors participat- ing.
 An invitation was extended to all Cali fornia volunteers in this city and in Ala night of the 8th of September In San Fran cisco.
 Stanford Parlor announced that 1t will parade in this city on the night Of the 8th. and will be headed by a. band of six teen pieces.
 The California Pioneers and Veteran Bremen declined invitations to take part In the celebration on account of having accepted previous invitations.
 w. J. Kirkpatrick, J. w. Sullivan and
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PLENTY OF EVIDENCE OF
 FRAUD BY THE GANG

SAN JOSE, Aug. 20.-The Good Govern ment League delegates will go to the Re publican convention backed by such proof as they believe will clearly show them entitled to seats In the convention. Since the late Req primaries the league has had able and careful men at work se- curing evidences of fraud. They have secured any amount of 1t and have it properly prepared and certified.
 While the league has not made the character of this evidence public, it Is known that one thing to be clearly shown is that many men voted in the primary who were not entitled to do so. It is stated to be fact that proof Is in hand to show that lifelong Democrats were freely voted by the gang in their desper- alton to carry the primaries. Other things which will be shown Is that there was fraud. and wholesale fraud in the recep- tion of the ballots. C. J. Cornells afn- davit tells how his ballot was skillfully made to disappear and one he had not voted put in the box in its stead.
 At a meeting of the league this after noon 1t was decided to establish morn ing daily here, paper to be known as the San Jose Republican There are good men and true. with any amount of means behind it. One of the men Tn the meeting said: 'I have been paying money to that corrupt sheet, the Mercury. to be robbed by It. l have turned it down forever" :" And this Is the general feeling among all decent citizens.
 A committee was appointed to prepare articles of incorporation, with instruc- tions to get them ready within the next ten or fifteen days-neXt week if possible The company will be formed at once as large blocks of stock have already been pledged
 A full delegation will leave here at 9:20 o'clock Monday morning for Sacramento. All who were candidates at the late pri- mary will go, and contend that as they were counted out they are the true repre- sentatives. They will battle for their rights, believing they will win. Their looks, bearing and conduct. not to men tion names, will give them standing ruptionist among them. Their personnel will impress the convention, and stands in bold contrast to the job lot of gang sters-so called Republicans and Demo crats-who make up the great bulk of the Req followers.
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WORLDS RECORD
 LOWERED BY BALD.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. O.-The largest crowd that has attended an athletic exhibition in St. Louis for the past three years turned out at Athletic Park to-day to witness the national circuit bicycle races, which occupied the fve-lap board track exactly three hours. Eddie Bald and "Plugger Bill" Martin were fayorites with the crowd at the start. Bald was in splendid condition and captured the mile national championship from all the cracks of the circuit by close margin in 200 2-5 breaking the worlds competi- tion record on five,lap track. F. A. Mcfarland won the half mile handicap in a gruelling finish. and Jay Eaton lanaed the two-mie handicap without being pushed to any extent at the finish. Sum maries:
 Half mile. handicap. professionally. A. Mo Farland (scratch) won. Arthur Gardiner Q0 yards) second, Orlando Stevens dO yards) third. Time 100 2-5.
 One mile. national championship. final heat Eddie Bald won. Martin second. Mcfarland third. Time. 200 2-5. Paced by Jack Coburn and Ben Monroe singles
 Two-mle handicap. professional-Jay Eaton (6o yards) won. Tom Cooper (2o yards) second Mcfarland (scratch) third. Time, 4:30.
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 Man s Lost Power
Restored by Prof. Jules Laborde's Marvellous
 French Preparation of CaIthos
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No c. o. D. or Deposit Scheme.

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tions in the navy: Commodore John A. Howell, to be rear admiral, vice Rear Admiral Charles s. Norton, re- tired; Lieutenant Cameron M. Win slow, to be advanced five numbers on the list of lieutenants for extraordinary heroism; Lieutenant Edwin A. Ander- son. to be advanced five numbers on the list of lieutenants for extraordinary heroism Chief Engineer George Cowie to be advanced three numbers on the list of chief engineers for eminent and cOnspicuOuS conduct in battle.
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PUTRIFIED MEAT SERVED TO MEN
 ON THE ST. PAUL
After Having Been Condemned at Honolulu It Is Taken
 Back on Board.
BY HORACE WRIGHT.
Special Correspondence of The Call.

Special Crresp o The CaIL
 
  reportbr HEALTH E The of from x andf
  all
  O fooda respectfully, TOMBSTONE, o k W. s.,
  at of having
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SPAIN'S COMMISSION
 FOR PORTO RICO

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
 Herald Copyrighted 1SsS by James Cor
 don Bennett.
 MADRID. Aug. 2O-The commission for Porto Rico will consist of General Ortega, member of a noble Spanish family and famous as the terror of the Carlist party, and Senor VilIarino of the navy, who was at the head of the sorties made by the Spanish gunboats against the Americans and who Is military auditor of the island
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This remedy has for years been used as a specific in the French and German the United States its remarkable success in Europe has been repeated in this country. Lost vitality creeps upon men unawares. Do not deceive yourself or remain in ignorance while you are being dragged down by this insidious disease.
 No matter whether this weakness has been caused by early abuse excesses or overwork and business cares, the results are the same-premature loss of strength and memory. emissions. impotency and
 enlarged veins (varicocele) and diminu-
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PEACE NOTIFICATION
 ARRIVED TOO LATE.
Received by General Merritt Three Days After Manila Had
 Been Taken

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The War Department received the following this afternoon:
 HONGKONG. Aug. 2O.-Adtutant Gen. eral, Washington: Cablegram of the 12th directing that military operations be sus- pended was received on the afternoon of the 16th. The Spanish commander was notified Acknowledge receipt of cable gram of the same date containing the proclamation of the President.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
TERRoRS OF LA GRIPPE.

(From the Chicago Medical Er&)
 ''Many patients recover very slowly. The lassitude and weakness calls foF something in the nature of a tonic, and for this purpose I am satisfied that have found a preparation that answers the purpose. I refer to Vim Marisni"
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MRS. BoTKIN INDIGNANT.
Resents Reports in Connection Witt
 the Cunning Murder.

STOCKTON, Aug. 20.-Mrs. W. A. Botktn showed considerable indigna- ton this evening when report reached her that an effort was being made to bring about her arrest in connection with the death of Mrs. J. P. Cunning and her sister at Dover, Del. She said the threats of arrest did not perturb her in the least. She answered with
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
MARCHING OF ENGLISH SOLDIERS.
(Reprinted from The London sketch.)

(Heprfnted rom The LonUOH oKetCII.J
 General Sir Evelyn Wood says: Re garding the infantry marching. it was the best seen during my command at Alder shot, or since was first stationed there twenty-eigbt years ago. Many officers ayailed themselves of the tonic and re- constituent properties of the well-known Mariani Wine, the most certain. as well as the most p&iatable method of induc- inx resistance to fatiSue."
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GAVE HIM THE GLASS EYE.
How a Patient Shocked Steward FO- garty of the Receiving Hospital.

A rather poorly dressed middle aged man walked into the Receiving Hospital yesterday morning and asked that wound his left eye be dressed
 How were you injured ?" inquired Night Steward Fogarty.
 Got into scrap" was the laconic reply of the stranger.
 The cut was not serious one, and after 1t was examined by the surgeon the steward applied a simple dressing and proceeded to put bandage over the injury The wound such that the bandage necessarily covered the eye nearest the wound. The patient made protest about having the covered but the other eye kept staring blanky at the wall on the opposite side of the room Fogarty was particular In adjusting the bandage so 1t would give little discomfort to the patient possible and when the operation finished he,. in patronizing way told the stranger he could go.
 How do you expect to find my way?" asked the patient, attempting to take the bandage off his eye.
 "Use the other eye" angr1ly retorted Fogarty.
 How F" remarked the stranger This bandage shuts off my vision"
 Don't give me any work like that" testify piled the steward. You must think I'm a dead one"
 "So Is this, -emarked the patient he removed a glass eye from the socket that had escaped being covered by the bandage, and handed the lump of glass to the astonished steward.
 That's one on me-" laughingy replied Fogarty Here is 10 cents, get drink at the nearest saloon"
 The stranger. who gave his name as Charles Mcdonald, explained that about year ago he had craps
 He had glass eye inserted simply to add to his beauty" as he expressed 1t.
 After hearing his story Fogarty rather sheepish- y extended his hand the strange patient and told him to call again If he needed medical attention
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From the Surgeon-in-Chief of the French Army;

During long. tedious marches, our sol diers and officers found instant relief from fatigue and hardships when using the marvellous tonic, Vim Mariani, it prevent ed levers and sickness in the marshy and unhealthy territory.-H. LIBERMANN. M D.. Surgeon in Chief French Army.
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NAVAL PROMOTIONS.

Commodore Howell Advanced to the
 Grade of Rear Admiral.
 WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-The Presi- dent has made the following promo