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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27
CUR Gei1i6te Ser Congo Gtiems
D0hft.

Na9 a4tidbriger Nrbeit lit bic Congo
@tienbd6n po1enDet; i'm MGr3 1890 began1i
ibr 8au in Matabt, am 16. MGra 1898 err
reibte Die 2otomDtioe 9olo am StanIebs
poole, uno oamit lit Der l1ntsrcongp bur9 Die
388 &ilometer lange 8a6n nit benz Sber>
congo berbunoen. SIN Sabre 1873 grim
bette ii4 in 8riifel bas @tubiencomite bes
Congo, pelbes ipdter bic internationGle afriz
tontAe 8eretnigung unb ben GongoItaat
i9uf. STANLEY trat 1880 in isinen 9isnIt
unb forDerte na9 Der @rfori6ung Desltntsrz
congo cine giienbabn bon Matnbi naf 2eoz
pplbpille. @r Ihdbte bic Soften anf 81 Milz
lionen Srancs. Gin englii9es SnnDitat biz
bette ii9 1885, u1n Die @ongpba0n gu bauen,
l0ite ii9 aber tpieber auf. Na9 5tpciid6riz
gen 8prarbeiten am Congo 1elb1t errtGtete
Maior 36bs 1889 in 8riifel bic Congo
neutrality-suspicious. nit Is Wi1icnen Srcs.
&apital, tpoppn 10 MtGionen 6rdncs Bel
glen, ben Geit beutl3e, belgii9e uno englis
f6e &apitaliten 3ei9nefen. 90 tpurpsn gnz
fang 1890 797 Mrbeiter bon Der Sierra
2eone, aus Zanzibar un6 bonn Senegal alts
eepprben, aber BEL ben Nrbeiten in Matabi
tpurben tbre Reiben bon benz &liulG, bon ben
9iinIten Der Nieberungen becimirt. Wan
tpdrb rtelte S9aaren Sanfibarittn unb 500
9ine1i19e &uli an, aber bon 1890 biz 1892
itarben bon ben $500 Mrbeitera 900, unb
mebr als Die 6dlfte muBte franz na6 i6rer
9eimat6 gef9afft perben. Im 80. SUM-
1892 tparen nur II &ilometer fertig uno IL
WilIion.n Srancs ausge9eben!
@r1t, nu9bem bas @s6irge Don palabafla
BEL Dem ailomstsr 16 iiberI9ritten mar,
I6ritten bic Nrbeiter i9neGer FORT. Qm 4.
DECEMBER 1898 purbe bic er1te 42 8ilometer
lange Strede Mdtabi-&enge, i'm Suli 1896
Der 189 &ilpmeter ldnge Mbi9nitt Mataoi-
Sumbn e%r0ffnet. Na9Oem 8sl9ien unb Elm
8anffpnbifat neue Mittel bereit gsitslt 6at=
ten, tpurbe i'm Muguit 1897 Der Snfiiititrom
errei9t. @r muBte NIT elmer 100 Meter
lanqen Metalbriide iiberI9ritten tperben -
cine Qrbeit, bic er1t gnoe Sebruar b. SO.
brlennet purbe. SIN DECEMBER 1897 mar
Die @bene bes YooIs errei4t; am is. MGr5
b, So. traf snOli9 am pooI bic erite Soto
motipe Elm. Was bic gauge 8abn enbgiilti5
fotet, ftebt nod niht felt. 8is Deute iin0 fir
81 MiIionen Srancs 4ttien unO Sbligatip=
men ausseseben. Bonn poole aus e%rDffnen
l9iffbare @aheriraBen ben Bsg mad Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27
66roerunq turnerif6el

SDroerunq turntrif6er
s nteref3en. SDlgenoes Hunol3reloen
lit ppm forreTponbire1oen S9rlftlpert oes
8unbesporprts, 6. 8. Rat6mann ans ct.
Souls, an bic 8eairfsbortdnOe, Ierstne UNI
Surnle6rer ~perfdnbt pprben: ~Sut yell.
lin ii6sr ben Surn6etrieb i'm gdn5en Sunoe
unn ii6er Die S6Gtigfeit Der 8eretne mi Sn=
terefe Der 8erbreitung oes oeut1Gea 2urz
mems tets informirt 81 iein uno Jfi'lI3enos
Qusfunft ert6eilen gu tonnen, hat oet 8lnz
besporort beT9loTen, Elm itattfti19es Snreau
gu erDffnen. 0iefes Bureau, fpeI9es ltnter
Der 2eitunq bes torreiponoirenoen SGr'ftz
tparts unb bes te9nif9en Iusl4uhss ltebt,
erIu9t ale8e3irfsbororts, 8ereine uno2urn>
le6rer um balbise 8eantportung Der Tol9enz
ben 5ragen: 1. SIT an Sbrem Srte Dag Eur=
men in ben Dffentli9en S9ulen uno dnoertn
2ebrdnftulten eingefibrt? 2. 8enn in zen
o~ortiaen S9ulen tein S%urnzlnterri9t err
t6silt pirb, lit S6r 8erein i'm Sntsrelle Der
@infiibruno Der Surneret t6dtt9? W!t mel
dem Grfplge? 3. @enn in ben S9ulen an
S6rem Srte na6 anbsren Spfemen urtet=
ridbtet pirb, tit A1sii6t p%or5arocn, baB
bur9 g~eeignete Yropdganoa bas oeuti9e
Surnen eingefii6rt perben fam? 4. Werben
BON 9eiten Sbres. 8:airts pber Gereins
@9ritte CUR @inri9tung DffentIi9er Snrna
unb Spielpldbe get6an? Ste6t Elm Grfolg
in Nus1i9t2 5. Sinh an ben o%ortigen 2ebrz
anItuIten Stelen %batdnt, tpelde our0 unlero
Surule6rsr beIeBt tperben tOnnten? 6. Be
finben ft9 in S5rer Stabt ooer Der hinge
genb Surnoereine, ipel9e ni9t gum 8unoe
geb0ren unb fir 1ns 9eponnen tperben tOn<
nen? Z. Sinh S6nen 8ereine befanit, toel4e
2e6rtrdfte fu9en, ober Surnlebrer, tpelGc
iidY na6 SteGen unfeben? 8. WO4enSte uns
BEN 0anmn unb bic Qoreffe Sbres 5urnleb=
rers, Ioipie Der an Sbrem Srt pobnenoen
@raouirten bes Surnle6rerS Seminars, fpelde
ni9t mre6r i'm 9tenIte bes Surner6unbes
1te6en, unb Der aus ben Der T9isoenen Somz
merfurIen 6erborgegargenen 2ebrer ange>\
ben? Mdbrenb bas Bureau iiber bic genanu=
ten Sra9et rebt balbige Witt6eilunJ erbit=
tet, erIu1t Der Undergraduate ale 8e3lrtspOrz
prte, 8ereine unb 2e6rer, uns gu jeoer 3eit
bon alien Ienberungen i'm 3urnbetrie6e, oon
alien Grfolsen in ibremStreben, baS oeutihe
Surnen 3u ber6reitsn, fopiei BON allem Snz
tereKanten, bas SurnplaB unb 8sriamn=
lltngslotul 6iet.n, in &enntniB 81 feber, Wfit
turnsriI9em @ruB fir ben 8unbesbprOrt,
s. s.. 8aibmann, correip. S9riftpGrt,"
Gin 80 a9tport gegen Die
sc liigel9oGera Fat Elm oitprsuBiIGer
2anbratb seiprO4en: SIN amtli4sn arei8z
blatt beg 80nigsberger 9dnotreiIes lit 6o(z
gsnbss gu leien: go. AZ. 8etanntmaAunJ.
Nmt POftniden, II. Sanuar 1898, Die
gefliigsl9olsra unter benz SeberD:e5 oes
Snitmannnes @uguit 8G6ter in 90itniden
lit uuf fpe5ieGe Qnorbnung bes fOnigIit6:n
2anbratbsamtes gu &Dni9s6erg /. Pr. erloz
I9en, bic Sperre a%ufgeboben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27
Gs lit b0dit pibttg, 6aB jese Samilie
einen &erratb bon
DADWAY'S
~ READY RELIEF

nets i'm 6auie bait, bsKsn @sbruu6 f5 in alien Orrs
tommenOen 5Glen bon 56mtrssn ODER 6ranfbsit uls
mobltbueno erneiien p;rD. IS oiebt Ti6ts in Ger
@elt. Sos S4msrsen 10 raid ftileu Oosr bas Sort
iGreitcu BON SrantsSiten 10 bGlO perbtHDsrn niro, ais
eas &edop SRelief.
@esen &~opiiGmtrs,n GrpObl 9tierdn., iDie nersbit
&Opfi6merSsH) 8~abni6mersen, ReuraIeie, &beHmatiss
mus, 3uftDeb, Gc5msrjeN unD S6udbe I'M RuSen,
&ldsrat ooer in oeu Nitrcn, S6msraeR in Der Qebcrz
seetnO, SeiteRfebsn, ani6p.aunS Der @elenfe unO
S@mersen aaer Dirt miro bic Anpeneune BON @aos
isaO's &eaop 8eief runiittslbare @rleidterunq ees
ipGbren uuO bel fprtGeieBtem @tbraud tOdbrene meui>
ger Sage cine pausrnpe @eilune bsnirfen.
Nenn innerli6 angeiDenOet : elm balber bis ~
toirb in irenisem Minuten arGmpfs, lauren Wtao.n,
~lleatiteit, @rbre6.n, SOobrenntn, 8trDoftdt, S3toiz
lsFqteit, MiQrGne, @IdbuRsen UnO ale innerlibtn
6amersen itiaeh.
IS siebt isin o~eilmitt.l in Der @ttt, tpeI6es f5iebcr
unD 8e6ielfisbsr, iOpie aae malariaartioen, bil;Sien
urp aae anseren Gieber 10 raid belen tpiro, ais inter
auhiilfeuabme BON &abnap' 9iIlen nur1
& GOma ) 5 " elief @reis so Gents
pro Glai6e. 8srfauit bon alien &pOtbetern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

-
beuti4e &ei9, bus 4eiBt fir feline tpObllpolz
lenbiten unb lobaliten Mitdrbeiter allf benz
@sbiete bes frieotiden Wsttbefuet6s. &ann
etpa unter bieiem 9eiidtspunfte Der geiunbe
Weni9enberit alb fHA feines 6orti3ritt5 in
unferem 2anoe srfreuen?
SIN Sabre 1913 bat prGfiOent pOlf bic
aqgemeins Woblfabrt unb Die rubmpolle
9teIung bes @oGtes Der Ser. Staten gssenz
iiber alien anberen cibiliiirten @0ltern Der
@rbe ni9t better 9araftsriliren 3l t0nnsn gez
gloubt, ais baB er fragte, mas gegeniiber Der
a1gemeinen Wpblfa9rt in Der llnipn 1slbIt
ienes England 6sbeute, Oem 10 groBes Sob
geipenbet iperbe? 8ei biefer 9egsniberIteGz
lung ipiss 8olf auf bic drmeren !alafen
@roB6ritanniens bin, duf feline i9le9ten,
6albnadtsn Nrbeiter, pelbe ia aud eigsntli9
in Stlabenfstten i9ma4ten, ban.it Die be-
giinItgten &ldfIsn, UNI tpel9e alleia Die eng
li19e Regierung it9 tinlmere, in Ru6e INN
ge6agli@teit leben %f0nnten. SIT ni9t leiber
@ottss in gar man6en 8estebuagen Der NAB
nenbe 9intpeis, Der bamals @nglanb unb Iei~
ner ge9ternn9 9e9olten pat, 9eute, nd0 Tnnf>
gig Sabren, audi unIsrem eigensa 8Olte ur1b
feiner Regierung gegemiber am plaBe? 0at
ni6t anbererfeits in u%nfsren k!oer t~onangez
benben @efeqi6aftsfdi9ten cine bliabe gta9z
dffung uno Gerebrung fir engliI9s gu
itGnoe INNER mebr I'm ii4 gs8rtfIen. glet4>
aeitig NIT Der bl06en MiBgunit 9~egeniiber
9eutf9lanb unb ben 9.uti4en? &ann Ter
geiutbe Menf4enOsrtanb etpd nrter bieiem
9sIi9tspunfte beIonberen Staat ma2en nit
ben 9anbtunsen, bic in Dem lektea fiinfaig
Sa1ren ii6 poa3o9en BADEN?
Die Riidfi9ten bes &aunes sebieten aud
in ben bloBen @tretfIi6tern, auf pelhe btie
3eilsn fi3 bei3rauten miiien, m0sli@ite
8eiGrdntuns. 4uf S9tagfdatten aus ben
3uitdnben bes Quslanbes, bic CUR @sripsrz
tbung beranse8osen perben ~fOnntsu, iei hdz
Der 8er5i9t g%eleiftet. @s geuiigt ia Der bloBe
9inpeis oarauf baB &uBlarto, mo 8olfsz
Ifreibei. unb 0Oltsauftldrung anf benz tisf=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-27

SaIsfation, @bamaipa, MdnDsnta, Sdbr et
@baaaG, nrua, 2unba = bas erIte 3isl TT
errei9t!
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
INTERVENE BI FORCE.
Senator DAVIS Believes 1t the Duty Of III =
United states.

Senator DAVIS Believe. 1t the Duty Of the
United States.
New YORK, March 22.-The World
prints the following signed dispatch
from Senator Davis of Minnesota:
lin reply to your first question,
How shall we deal with the Spanish.
Cuban situatlon:' l know Of but one
proper way-armed intervention. Rec
ognition of Cuban Independence will
not do. Recognition is closed Incl.
dent. from the standpoint l lock at
things as they exist III Cuba. Spain 5
policy toward the Cubans IS not a
legal warfare; it is murder, pure ana
simple, compared with which the deeds
Of Alva and Spain's bloody treatment
of the Palatinate are as the blaze
of rushlight to tho midday sum.
mer's sun. This government has
incontrovertible proof that Spain has
willfully and systematically murdered,
by her mode Of warfare against the
Cubans, hundreds Of thousands of help.
less men, women and children. Spain
has killed by her policy Of concentra'
ton q non.arms. bearing population as
large as now inhabits the national cap
ital. Just think of it.
Tho policy inaugurated by Weylel
is still pursued. With all these fact:
before US the duty Of this government
is plain; protests are OF no avail. ARMED
force only will check the cruel slaugh
ter -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
is ABOUT TO ACT
SenotOr Chandler Says the Presi-
dent Will Very Soon Issue a
Proclamation
The Effect of Which Will Be to
Put an End to Famine in
Cuba.
It Will Be Done Either With the
Consent Of Spain, o.
Without 1t.

CONCORD, N. H.. March Ex-senator
William f. Chandler in an editorial in
the Concord Monitor, says that Presi.
dent Mckinley is abolt to take action
In the nameSof the United States ta~e-
lieve the famine and sickness in Cuba.
Food and medicine and clothing >
ae says, "givcn by the generous people
Of the United States will be sent with
the approval of Spain if she consents,
Or will be carried by American steam.
srs and soldiers without that approval,
# she does not consent"
The end of the starvation and tor
.ure is near at hand. Every humane
person in this whole land should sus.
tain tnd bless the president in his
coming proclamation, which is to cause
the name of William Mckinley to be
held in sacred reverence by the Cuban
generation as long as will be revered
the name Of Abraham Lincoln by the
colored race in America
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22

CHICAGO. March 22 Fort Sheridan
troops are to join the forces stationed
at the New York harbor detenses. ~
Fort Sheridan volunteers were asked
for the new artillery regiments ana ga
mon yolnnt,crcd From among tEeE!
100 were selected. and they Wall te seat
TO Fort Slocum within few days.
The men We're taken iron: the different
companies at the post and their PAGES
be filed with new recruits.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
WITHOUT DIVISION.

bill for the Relief OF Maine Victims
Passed by the House.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The blind
chaplain in the house in his invocation
prayed that the members might meet
with patience the problems of the week
aud dispose of them to the highest and
best interests of all concerned.
immediately after the reading of the
journal, the speaker recognized MIR.
Boutelle (Rep.. Me-, chairman of the
committee on naval affairs. who called
M the bill for the relief OF the survivor
and victims of the Maine disaster.
Some minor committee amendments
were adopted and the bill WAS passed
without division.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
HAS TROUBLES OF HER OWN
One Of Great Eritain's Reasons for NJ
Interest in American Affairs,

One Of Great Britain, Reasons for Nom
Interest in American Affairs.
LONDON, March 22.-The Daily Mail
IN an editorial re.uting ''some Of the
American accusations of British cold.
ness, says: among many reasons
for Great Britain's comparative non.
interest, not the least is our better
knowledge Of the Spaniards and their
paper navy and our conviction that the
Ang lo- Saxon will always defeat the
Latin; indeed, the trend of British
thought Is toward surprise that the
greatest Of republics should excite 1t.
self unduly about SO poor foe.
The Americans should remember tina,
while we are full o; trust in their ca.
pabiiity to deal with Spanish I'M
pertincnCe, we are fully occupied WITH
tar greater trou bles threatened or ac
tive IL various parts of the world.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
HIS NAY BE THE REPORT.

p"c""aent Passed Over to Admiral
!, eard BY Lieutenant Mark.
d.. nhf WEST, Fla, March 22.-Judge
NV o'''e Mark Of the court OF inquiry
kn,oa nv ashore at 3 o'clock. p. m, accom-.
,wa '' oy an armed orderly from the
eic'., "' VINO carried bulky package Of
so, " documents, which was handed
evo, " Rear Admiral Sicard. 1t is be.
'he documents are tho full find.
It :, 'h' court of inquiry. L;euten.
o,oa 1'h'mander Mark, when ques-
tny o'i TINS sucject. refused to either
h. y confirm. Int an officer from
bnr ~" sad the documents were tho
s,er "l~c'ed report on the Maine dis.
k,,,; ne papers were Immediately
M, "e,' by the rear admiral and Com.
he,o West. 1t is presumed that if
ec,o, ,"o'om"nts are tho anxiously OK.
Eash, ~ report they will be taken to
arr s'on 10y Lieutenant Commander
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22

Colonel SAlicedo Brings That Report OF
the Cuban Army.
KEY WEST, Fla, March 22.-Colonel
Salicedo of Cuban insurgent army, who
arrived here after severe experience
in an open boat, said:
1.-The Cuban army is in excellent
health and condition. General Calixto
Garcia has l6, 500 men in the eastern
department, between Santiago de Cuba
and Camaguey. These forces have i.
field pieces, dynamite guns and 2.OOo,.
900 rounds of rife ammunition.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
l',nsln L. ing.

HAVANA, March 30. Generals Pando
and Salcide, it Is announced ut the pal
ace. continue advancing with consld.
erable forces of all arms, towards Puerto
Principe" The insurgents on Saturday
nigh, dynamited the iron railroad
bridge near Madruga, province OF Ma
tanzas, partly destroying the structure,
and Sunday night destroyed with dyna-
mite calvert between Robes anu
MadruGa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
AUDIENCE ENTHUSIASTIC.
Grcut Ismousiration at New York's Zen.
eff, for tn. Maine Monument Fund.

Great lie ration at New Nork's Fen.
sh, for the Maine Monument Fund.
Niw YORK. March 22.-Over 1000
people rose simultaneously III the Met.
ropolltan Opera House and joined with
the choruses on the stage in the sing.
ing of the "Star Spangled Banner. "
with more enthusiasm than has been
exhibited IN the opera house for many
months. 1t was upon the occasion of
the performance for the benefit of the
Maine monument fund. The enter.
tainment, aside from the subscriptions,
netted abou, $4,000. Many Of the best
known actors and actresses took part III
the performance, and among the spec.
tators was Miss Evangelina Clsneros,
who came in for much applause at one
time in the evening.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
NAME 1T THE NEW ORLEANS
southern City Honored In the R.c,r,..
oning OF the Amazona.


WASHINGTON. March 2S-sacrot.,, -,
Long has issued an order that the ANA.
zonas, the cruiser recently purchased
at Newcastle.on.Tyne, from tho Rraz;l.
IAN government, hereafter shall he,r
the name OF New Orleans. Telegraphic
instructions We're sent to the naval
oihcer IN command of tho vessel who
VIII lake immediate steps to carry them
into effect. New Orleans was chosen
as the name of the warship acquired
from 'ae sister republic of South Amer.
lca' Tor the reason that louisiana is
one II he very lew states OF the Union
not represented III the navy at this
time. There was qaite contest among
several other cities to have the new
warshlp named III their honor, ALBANY.
n. T.. Providence, r. l., and Buffalo
n. y. advancing their claims ou,,e
strenUOuS!v
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
Advertise for Naval Recru u.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Ihe gov
ernment has issued naval enlistment
masters winch are being sent through
out the country. Applications are re
ceiyed at the following recruiting sta
tions: Boston, Brooklyn, New York
League Island navy yard, washington
navy yard, United States steamer Mich
Ian a, Erie, Pa. New Orleans, Mare
I i,lahd navy yard. Norfolk navy yare
and Gloucester. Mass.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
French Fleet May BE For Spain.

LONDON, March !2.-The st. James
Gazette, commenting on the mobiliza.
ton of the French fleet. suggests it
NAV be connected with the Spanish
question, and says: "If the trouble be.
tween Spain and the United States
Should become acute, it would precipi.
tate issues Of great moment for
France"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Secretary
Long has rechristened the cruiser
Abreuall. recently purchased in Eng.
land from the Brazilian government,
and hereafter she will be known as the
Albany, in honor Of the capital of the
Empire State.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
judge Goygin Seriously Ill.

CHICAGO. March 22-Judge James
Goggin of the superior court. who has
made himself famous for his decisions
that criticize police matters. IS danger
ouslv Ill at his home IL tins city. judge
Gogsin is suffering from enlargement
of the liver. and the doctors lear lag
Will not recover.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
Germany viii Not Interfere.

LONDON. March 22.-The Berlin corr
RESPONDENT Of The Times confirms the
statement that Germany has no III.
clination to interfere III the Cuban
question. He cites the Berlin Post as
saving that Germany's complex inter.
est as we'll as her regard for the Ger.
man residents in the United States
forbid such an interference.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
A Log Shortages.

DULUTH, March 22.-L. l.. Hotchkiss.
general manager of the Cranberry
Lumber company. has obtained data Of
the log crop tributary to the Duluth.
Superior saw mills, and finds that as.
suming that.all the logs that have been
banked are driven down stream, the
log crop vii, be 80, 900 900 feet less than
what had been anticipated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
Brought Gunpowder From Abroad.

New YORK. March 22.-The Norwe-
gian steamer Nordkyn, which arrived
during the morning from Hamburg,
brought 70 tons Of smokeless gunpow.
der for the United States government.
The Nordkyn anchored in Gravesend
bay to discharge the powder into
lighters
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
Stiil on Board the Iowa.

KEY WEST, March 22-The United
State, naval court of inquiry appointed
70 l"Vcati gate the loss OF the bati.esh y
Mairr, mas resumed its sessions on
board the baltlesnip Iowa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
senate Did Little Isusiness.

WASHINGTON. March %. The sen.
ate. after passin. some minor bills to
which there was no objection, adj.
iourned at 1860 for the day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22

Children and adults tortured by burns.
sculds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases
NAV secure instant relief by using De
Wits Witch Hazel Sa've. 1t Is the
great Pile remedy.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-22
FPTlIER DELAY
ppnort of the Board Of In.
;,v Has Yet Been Received
at Washington.
;ey,1, However, That 1t Has
R.eu Placed in the Hands of
Admiral Sicard.
|,h Difficulty Being Expcr;.
,uced in Purchasing War
Ships Abroad.

,sr1ynrox. March 22-It can bs
ii ro,!t.ve.y and autoritatively
the rep IT ot the board Of inquiry
,b, Disaster had not been received
ou.oY From the same author.
kre source it can be stated that the
kan- c,,.rlal information is that the
o., not Likely TO be here before
|, Thursday or Friday. This is a
nr.a! change from the expectation
fr IL TINS time. The caUse of the
az is no, known. hut il Is assumed
| / the conclusions of tho court arc
IN >acA exact form as II warrant
II gar...r presentation here
Na Nor. ships EnugA,
(ao government has made no fur.
b pl.caa. Of warships. but its ne.
tat.aas III that line have been pro.
rya , 4. least one important result,
jCuv. III establishing that unless the
tt.e,alD General O'Higgins becomes
J property Of the United States 1t
W.. he sold II all. Spain, il is con.
3a;.y asserted, will not be able TO
~ ,Als war vessel, nor are her
face, any better or as good as those
f. United States. Practically the
r. condition prevails as to the Ar
fuIe armored cruiser San Martino,
zen VIII become the property OF this
FeTnment II 1t passes out OF the
EdS et Argentina.
es.de nom these facts there was the
pa iiooi OF speculative report cur.
P, including renewal Of the report
h Lieutenant Blow. one Of the
lae ; Survivors. who reached here
Faraay, brought a letter from Ad
"a! s.card containing the Informs
Y that the explosion was ex.
ma. tut could not be di
FNy attributed to the Spanish gov
fMeAt. Officials high in authority
.oaiA 10 make specific denials o'
&c reports as SO many Of them ar,
('a'' but lnferentially the statement
dismissed as unwarranted. On,
= eilclal who would be very hkel,
AA9" Il such information had beer
FuSAf. stated that if it was in hand
.aet mad never been known to him
& Ne Very seriously doubted the cor
ftne,>.
Hard Work I" Got Ships
T. high otlicer Of the navy who ha
mate knowledge Of its affairs said
Ne greatest difficulty is being ex
r"nced by the government in secur
A4ps from abroad, but it is hard n
va ana Is making as much progress
so"ia reasonably be expected unde
-, 'ircumstances. Spain is rushin,
.'n ;" OH her war vessels. The Pelayo
!. -, largest and best battlcship, is prac
w. ,a.S ready for sea, and her secon,
esest ship, the Carlos v, will be read
:, ,4of'night or three weeks. The Of
as als OF the navy department are doin
!, ~ 'h'ng in their power to prepar
"uy possible conflict.
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