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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
WANTS SEPARATE SUPPORT.

There was a hearing in the probate
court yesterday upon the petition of
Agnes Jackson for separate support
from her husband. Russell Jackson. the
grounds alleged being cruel and abusive
treatment Of the petitioner and her
children. The case was adjourned until
the 2Ist. Elmer G. Potter appeared for
the petitioner; Sullivan & O'Connel for
the defendant.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
TROUT FOR THE LAKE.

Henry A. Mower. president Of the Game
Fish Association. and Elisha S Knowles
have planned 70 make trip % the fishery
al WlkinsonvilIe today to secure trout to
be liberated in the lake. President Mower
reaeived Yesterday a letter from Il u.
burlington thar the fish are ready % b
TRANSPORTED They expect 10 take about
2l5 trout. three or four years old. whlcn
will be freed for breeding purposes The
Dlar{nl. of these trout in the lake offsets
Inc inbreeding which necessarily follows
I'm a Lake in which the fish are not more
numerous than they are Ia the lake
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
TUFTS GETS LEGACY.

Boston, Aprfl 5.-Under decision Of
the full bench of the supreme court
sent down today constituting the wills of
the late Rev. DR.. A. A. Miner and of
his widow, Tufts College will receive
the residue Of the estate, which
amounts to about 10000, and a number
Of other institutions also received sub
stantial requests.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
HARVARD WINS DEBATE.
pr,os,on Falls Before the Logic OF the
Cambridge Orators

Princeton. N. J., April 5.-Harvara
20 off victor in the debate with
princeton here tonight, the subject 1or
5tscussion being the Anglo-Amerlcan
oI,isnoe. Alexander hall was cro"oeu
,.,itb snectators. Princeton had tne
es1,,ativs and Harvard the negative
Id of the following question re
sl4e hat q formal alliance between
solVG I1,i red states and Great Britain n
fore foy the protection and advancement 959jsaBle y
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
FOR SECOND REGIMENT.

Springfield, April Sat a meeting Of
prominent men of this city tonight,
over which Mayor Gilmore presided.
partial arrangements were made for
memorial services to the Second regi-
ment dead. These viii be held in city
hall April 16.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
TROUSERS NOT RIGHT.
Scotch Woolen Mil Company Attached
by an Angry Customer.

The Scotch Wooden Mills Company
which has done such a tremendous
business in the clothing market since
II announced its entrance into the city
with the strains of the Scottish bag
pipes, was attached yesterday by Con-
stable D. p. Shea for $500 at the in
stance Of George Carpenter Of this clIy
to recover for a pair of trousers when
ne bought of the company, and Whlch
ne claims were not cut and made &C
cording to the agreement The case
was settled later in the day, with costs
J. P. Morrissey appeared for Ny. Car
penter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
NEW TRIAL FOR KENNEDY.

New York. April 5.-Dr. Samuel J.
Kennedy. now in Sing Sing prison,
convicted Of the murder Of "Dolley'
REYNOLDS. viii not be put to death in
the week beginning May %. The case
has been appealed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
ANNUAL RIBBON PARTY.
ST. Stephens Athletic Association Has a
Large Crowd at Horticultural Hall.

Large Crowd at Horticultural Hall
The St. Stephens Athletic Association
held its third annual ribbon party in Hor-
ticultural Han last evening. Chafin's Or
chestra was in attendance and furnished
music for the 300 couples who enjoyed the
dancing. The officers Of the association
are; George f.. Dorman. president; Ed
ward II. O'BriGn secretary. Joseph II.
Deadly, treasurer; j. J. Hayden. base ball
manager; William T. Fitzpatrick, athletic
manager and NJ r. Brown basket ball
manager
~ Hayden had charge of the dancing.
with f. Il. Lyons and NJ. r. Brown as
assistants. The aids were: J. II. Deadly,
G. j. Leary. J. S. NooBan, J. j. Gallagher,
]. j. O'Brien and w. Fl. o Brien.
The reception committee consisted Of p.
r. McGrath Philip Kelley, W. T. Fitzpat-
rick, Everett Howard and E. J. Foley
The proceeds of the social which proved
quite successful viii be devoted 10 the
needs OF the athletic association. The as
ISOLATION Intends To Guild quarLer-miis
oval AT its grounds on Grafton street and
will give the older Catholic societies
surprise with its track team at the next
diocesan field day
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
ON PATRIOTS DAY.
Worcester cycle Club Will Have Its First
Run to Boston.

Run to Boston.
The Worcester Cycle Club held meet
ing at it's rooms on Beacon street last
evening, at which eight new members
were admitted. among them Fl. Y. Board
man of Rochdale. who has something of a
reputa ton as a racer. The racing COM
mittee was authorized to organize the rae
ing team for the season The team will
enter the road race OF the clubs which
takes place over the ten-mils course an
nually in May.
1t was decided to hold the first run of
the season to Boston Patriots day, and
the route will be by way OF Concord and
This IL the annual run of the
club on Patriots day. The run will be
made I'm conjunction with the Hudson
Cmb
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
LELAND'S FUNERAL.
DecA,sed viii be Buried BY His wife in
Chicago.

New York, April 5.-The Church Oh
the Heavenly Rest was crowded today
during the funeral services for Warren
F. Leland, late proprietor of the vino
sor Hotel. The Rev. DR.. D. Parker
Morgan. rector of the church, read the
4,,peraI service. There were no pail
hearers. The immediate members OIL
Warren F. Leland's falnly aIa o1Ael
near relatives were present. M. ~ ~
al, 70 Chicago. where a funeral ser
I DouS viii be held at the Leland resi-
6lTv On Friday. The body VIII De
GetlTT by the side Of those Of Mrs.
Ia1a16 and Miss Helen Leland, VINO
I-,ere among the fire victims.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
FlTcHBURG MAN IN TRUST.
Interested in a Big Dakota Packing Con
Germ.

interested NJ dig Odkot8 FaCN0B ION
Germ.
Sioux Falls, s. D., April 5.--The sale
of the plant Of the Northwestern Pack
ing Co. Of Theron Davis Of New YORK
city, representing capitalists of that
city, resulted today in the formation If
q corporation with capital of $4,000
900 to operate the property. Three mill
lions were taken by Mr.. Davis at par
for the New York syndicate. A. lester
Heyer, New York packer, and Chas.
T. Croker capitalist of Fitchburg,
Mass, arrived here today. These three
gentlemen with Edwin y. Clarke and
Jesse w. Boyce Of this city were elect
ed a board Of directors, who selected
Mr.. Heyer as president Of the COM
pany.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. HALL.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Calls
an English Pastor.

New York. April Sat meeting OF
Presbyterian Church tonight. held to
select q successor to the late Rev. DR..
John Hall. q unanimous call was ex-
tended to the Rev. DIR. Alexander Con-
nell, pastor of the Regent Square Pres
byterian Church London. England,
and president Of the English Board OF
Foreign Missions.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
COLUMBIA WINS

New York April 5.-Columbia Univer-
sitv base ball team defeated the New
York University team today. Score:
Columbia ............OO2O1 1229 10 10
\. Y. C..........-...1 ] 10021-S g
Batteries: Bricker and Belcher; Marcus
and Stable.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
WEATHER REPoRT.

Washington, April 5.-For New Eng
land and eastern New York, fair
THURSDAY. fresh. northerly winds. be-
coming variable.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
PRINCETON TAKES A GAME

Charlottesville Na..Aprii 5.-The Prince
ton ball team defeated the University Of
Virginia team today. Score:
h q
pri,caton ..........6O0206 % =
Virginia .----l . % : . 10
B5tteries. AIeir and Kafer; Plnkerton
and Carter and Male.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
RETRIEVED ITSELF.
Father Mathew Team Defeats Its Old
Rivals From Ftehburg.

The Fitphburg Y. M. c. L. suffered de-
feat at the hands Of the Father Mathew
basket ball team in the game at Father
Mathew Hall last evening. The score, IA
to 6, differed greatly from that of 30 to o.
the score of the last game, played in
Fitchburg, when the latter team rubbed it
into the local players
The game last evening was one OF the
best exhibitions Of the game ever seen in
this city, though both teams were in
clined TO roughing it when it was Unnec-
essary. The lineup:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
ORDER JUST REVERSED.
Recount For 0yerseer o.
Poor Gives Fontaine
the Victory.

Spencer, April 5.-There was re-
count in the vote for overseer OF the
poor tonight Last Monday Thomas A
Prouty won by the narrow margin OF
votes. Tonight the order was just
reversed, when DR. Marc Fontaine won
on the recount by votes.
John Rooney of North Brookfield fell
off an electric car of the Spencer,
Brookfield Warren street railway, on
Feb. q, and was badly hurt. Today
ne sued the company, through his coun-
sci, Timothy Howard of North Brook
field.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06
CORNELL VICTORIOUS.

Louisville. Ky. April .. - The Cornell
base hail team today defeated the OWN
pics Score:
h @
Cornell ...............2 % 200 0-1l 3
Olympics .--.........l O D o o 10 s
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06

Smlth, BurgOyne, DIT b, Sweeney, Ryan
Goals from field, Wiseman 2, Iehir q
Marks; goals from free tries. shattuck q ?:
fouls called. on Hehir. Pepper, Noonan
and ShattucS 2. Referees. Henry O'Rourke
and J. F. Healy; timers, for Father
Mathew. ]. II. Thompson; for Fitchburg
Philip J. Kirby. Time, two 20-minute
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-06

Thursday: Fair, fresh
nOrtherlY winds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
Notice to Owners to Build Sidewalk.

Notice lie hereby given that ut a meeting OF the
city council OF the city OF Madison, south Dako-
Ia, held on the I'd day OF June, 1879, at ) o'clock
?. m, IN the city hall, 1t was considered anu de.
termihed by said city council that the public
necessity and convenience demand that n side.
Walk OF the character and kind required BY the
ordinances OF the city. be built along the street.
and IN front OF the lOtr, blocks and p.emi.e.
hereinafter mentioned aud described and on the
GATE and ut the time and place aforesaid. the
said city conncil aforesaid in due form passed
and adopted q resolution ordering said s,dewalk
to be built In conformity with the ordinances M
the city now In force and which resolution WAS
afterwards approved by the mayor and il now Of
record IN ny Office, ald which said sidewalk VIVA
ordered - be built and completed and ready for
use within thirty days nett after the com pIetcd
papllcation Of this notice and II not 70 done
ie"n and the expense thereof assessed apsins,
the aDutting premises ana which said sidewalk
10 TO be built on the south eide OF Main stree,
ana IN 'front.' OF the following lots, blocks and
PREMISES, TO wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner Of bloch
twenty l1( oi the Original Plat OF the city OF
Madison, south Dakota, and thence running east
Coy. "VeA twenty
That said sidewalk is to be coustructed in ar.
cordance with ordinance No. AZ Of the Ordinances
OF the city OF Madison, South Dakota. now in
force and must be iully completed within thirty
tice. by the different property owners = A. .a' th sE,
" expense and cost, and IF NOT so built ann
completed within that time the came viii hc
Quit Dy the city and the expense thercnY a..
sessed against the ahutting premises.
~ order ofthe city council.
Da'eo tnis 'tn day Of August, 1899.
kOta. o""'" 10
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
Notice 10 Owner. TO Hgi,t S:deur.

>otlce u. hereby given tina a, a meeting o! the
cry council oithe city 81 Nac..ou. stu.h De
k"ta, held on the ID day %: June, l>s.. a, O clock
!. M, inthe city hal, II wae Considered and de.
telmihcn oy SAID city council that The publ,c
hcccsslly ana convenience. demand ;ha. n .id..
Walk OF the Character and kind required BY the
ordli Ahce- OF the CT y, be built Aiopp IN. ..,.,,
ana In front OF to. tote, block- and nr.ni...
hereinafter mentioned and described aud on m,
uate Ano NJ the time and place aforesaid. IN.
saia CITY council Aforesaid ia due form pa...d
ahu a"opteu "A resolution ordering said sIdrws;p
10 ne bniit 10 conformity with the o,d.uance. ~
the city now In force nnc which re.0.u,tou Vs.
afterwards approved by the mayo. and i. row a.,
..sotu my once, and which -aid cid ew alk w.s
".uo.ea . De nuiit and completed and ready 10,
use within thirty days after the compIe,.d M
i'cat'oh OF this notice aud IL no, 50 don. NJ, -.
AM wiz be bnilt by the CITY o. Madison and "a.
S"pcusc thcreoi assessed against n. .hu,,i,,
p'cm'rcs ana which said sidewalk il. ia he ~, ,n.
sou'h side OF Center street and in f,o,, 80.
oioMlhg lois, blocks and rcmise., TO vii.
.oninnehcihg nj the northwest corner OF In.
.we.se VIZ, hiock thirteen l3), OF Original pla,
.n ami cast 1iohg south side Of said lots 10 ,br
ailcy running through said block. ''
lhat said sidewalk IL 10 be cons.rpc,ea "a
e".uahce with 0.dinsnce No ~ OF the ord
oI.ucC CITY OF Madison, South uako,u. now a.
loIcc ana must he fully comp letcd within re-.
u"Js aItet the completed publication OF mi. -
."e,oy tue oiHerent property owners a, w..
oMn exp 'nsc and cost, and II not 40 bn,, ant
Sonpieted within that time the SAM w,i, " ha
49, ~ inc ci.y and the expense ther.nr ~
H. o. ~s.'ns! 'ne abntting premises.
ny order u the city council.
dated this 9TH day OF August. lso
.ity Auditor ofthe City Of Madison s VA n.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
Notice 10 Owners 70 Buia s,....u

Notlce ie hereby given tnat a; a m..,,..
IA h"iS III SI the city OF Madison, Sou,h ip.sn'
30 nelc on the I'd day OF June, lsv, -, Ds.o.
-, ~ the city hall, ii was consiae,sa' I'vcA
cess;,v ~ =. ss.u city council that the nuhlir Nc.
Of the chsrscte, ena demand that . eidowslx
~ OF tne city, be built along ihs .ne oroi,
%mont OF the lots, blocks and nremi.". .os., ana
ma . Wenuoned and described ana M uete,n.
conncu u time and place Aforesaid. the ..;a oa!e
ed 4 re." y,essid IN due form passed ana .Ao",.!y
built In conSo,m, otdering said sldew slx to no
way low 10 force and which resoIn,i"ro 60 Q! ths
ord IL 1ppsovsd ny the mayor and IL n".s s'.cI-
rne,at :. |. once and which said sin.w. y. REG.
n.a w,.h " DC built and completed and Wa
publicsa,on' o,tty days next after the comnis .0t
the same ,r,iI W ms notice and II not 90 done sh.c
the expense th " naii by the city Of Madison ma
~ cns pIemlses, and which said s;H..r me a0ut.
tn = nortn side Of Main street Ana ~ ! 70 DC
Comm"nakIo ts, olOcks and premises IN .,,.
ninv ia rcn At the south end OF ths siisv
Plat 81 ~. Xxi D'ock nfteen (l5) Of the Or,r,r.i
ru inning thsncy1 o! M~adison, south Dakota. ana
~ os' 'a block fifteen tis) Aforesaid .snS 81, corner Of
Thai 10, .. :, = and .. Aforesaid, ~ ''oot
co,d. salu sidewalk 10 to be constructaa a.,
Of ~. y. VIII ordnance No. Is Of the ned, ,n &c.
force sn .y .. Msdison. South Dakota no.x
After The ec Muss pc completed within thirtv 49, "vo
by the d,ac,.r,e publication Of this notic.
n nia,sS :nd cost, and II not % buiiiI, 'neir WI
he citv ".:n'a mat time the came will he hu, Som.
~ ~ cssy ana the expsnse thereoS a..n oo quit by
'nS souteing premises. ss'esseo sgsinst
~ csa:s o. tie city council.
wv IN dsy OF Ausust, 1899,
oi ~, Auditor Of II. city Of x.d.,%U.s. i . aAs' =
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
HAVE THE SHIPS
Eecent Dearth of Transports For
the Philippine Service
Relieved.
Now Stated There Are Enough
to Land the Twenty New
Regiments
At Manila by the End of tie
Rainy Season.--The Assign
mentS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The quarter
masters department of the army, which
is employing every means at its disposal
for the transportation of troops. to the
Philippines. has prepared the following
statement on the subject:
The following ships will be available
to carry the first 10 regiments and re-
:ruits to Manila, getting them there
about Nov. 1: Puebla, Warren, Column
bia, Charles Nelson, Sherman, Belgian
King, Hancock, Grant, Tacoma, Sheri-
dan, Glenogle, Pennsylvania. Valencia
and Zealandia, with probably two or
three additional chartered vessels.
The above will not interfere with get
ting the last 10 regiments to Manila by
the latter part of December. The quar-
termaster's department has in addition
to the above ships for the purpose Of
carrying the second ~ regiments the
following: City of Para, Tartar, Ohio.
Newport, Indiana, Morgan City, Sena-
tor, City of Sydney, st. Paul and Puebla
from San Francisco and the Thomas
Logan and Meade from New York.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
THE PATTERNS HURRICANE.
Reports Of Wrecks or tho Atlantic Coast
Continue.

Reports of Wrecks on tho Atlantic Coast
Continue.
CHICAGO, Aug. PA special to The
Tribune from Norfolk, Va, y Fur
Their details Of the terrific storm that
ragged in the vicinity of Cape Hatteras
have been received. In addition to the
vessels already reported wrecked are
the following:
Schooner Aaron Rephard, 5 lost, 3
saved.
Bark Unknown, crew Of IA all lost.
Diamond Shoals lightship, crew of 90
all saved.
Unknown steamship whose cargo was
washed ashore, crew of about % all
lost.
Three big schooners in the surf, now
breaking up; crews, probably aggregat-
ing 80, unheard Of.
The Diamond Shoals lightsnip, which
was stationed 10 miles off Hatteras, and
which had wfthstood some fierce storms.
was torn from its moorings by the 90
knot hurricane and blown high and dry
on Hatteras.
The schooner Frank Mccullough, IL
men, with coal from Norfolk to Savan-
nah is unheard Of and probably went to
the bottom with all on board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
Notice to Owners to Build Sidew.lL.

Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting Of the
t.: held On the second day Of Sune, 1885, S1 a. 1
= Se s,osn; 10 me CITY hall, 1t was considered and
n nsis y. "a and convenience demand that ! side:
csdino az ene 81 en ere .: and kind required BY the
sere IN front OF the lots. block: aud premises
date and Ct the time and place Aforesaid. ths ala
cay cHSr co1nc', aioresaid In due form passed and
0 o. built ~ condrmity with the ordina noes Of tho 20
w wss Az" = s0ace ana which resolution was after.
ora n ny y once p and which said Sidewalk Wa Wa
use within thirty days next siter .h ~au co ,~aTy ior
tSsn sh ..i ono OF thi. notice and il not 90 done
i is and the expense thereof assessed saa In
\; =. 81 . H. = premises. and which ssid sidewaik
to wit: s"" PREMISE
Commencing ct the southwest co,,.. -,
one t2 o. North 1adi.on, according 70 the SsO 81.
roth eide Of Maple street and sou sout a'0 s,x me g
b.ocks !, = and . Of the plat Of North r :.Hs Of
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
Notice of Sale OF Real Estptp

by virtue Of an order and decree OF the county
court OF Miner county, South Dakota. made on
the petition OF the undersigned, viii Hardick,
guardian OF the state OF Alfred +. Wombacher.
minor, Tor an order &c cell the real estate OF said
minor, at the August term, A. ID. ls99, OF sa!d
court, to wit: on the sth day OF August, lsea, the
undersigned, guardian, shall, on or after the 18th
day ofAue1st, ls3t, sell at private sale, the real
estate described az follows, to wit:
The undivided Onc.sixth q 81 interest in the
east one-hs'f of the northwest quarter and the
west one half Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirty-one CD in township one hundred and sew.
en- quo north OF range hfty-f0ur GA west OF thu
9th I. NJ, in Lake county, South Dakota, on the
Following terms, to wit: For cash, payable OH
delivery ofdeed by guardian.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1899.
WILL HARDICk,
Guardian OF the Estate OF Alfred Z. Wombacher
Minor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24

The Huron Huronite is very urgent
in it's appeals to the governor to call a
special session of the legislature to ap
propriate money to bring the soldier
boys home from San Francisco and as
sure the public that the members will
attend the session free Of cost. OF
course. the governor has only the HIr.
onite's word for this, and as much of the
tiue of republican journals 10 this state
is spent 10 trying to get the governor
into scrapes, he must be pardoned for
taking the Huronite's suggestion with a
grain of salt. Now, as the present leg
islature of this state is republican, it
would have been in better taste for the
patriotic Huronlte to have suggested to
it's partisan conferrers that they express
their willingness to the governor and
the people to meet IN legislative session
free Of cos. to the state and make the
necessary appropriation. This would
not only relieve the governor of any
doubt of their making the appropriation
when they got together "a la Shaw OF
Iowa.. but would insure the governor
hat 1t Was generally desired and would
not afford a :unket at the expense of the
state, besides originating a grateful
movement from the only source of al
true () patriotism-the republican par
ty. In such a move as this Gov. Lei
would be right with the Huronite aue
make the call quick. In its extrem'
solicltude for the honor of Gov. Lee
why don't the Huronite show q littl
business sense.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24

and continuing along the north side of said stree;
east. on the south s.ee Of Fullcr'- addition TO III.
city Of Madison and a. far ont on the north side
OF said street a. the sidewalk 4. now built.
That saif Sidewalk l. TO he constructed in &C.
cordance with ordinance No. H. 81 the ordinance.
II the city Of Madison, South Dako,s. Low N
force, and mGst he com plcted within ,hir,y ts,.
after the completed publication o. this notice, by
the different property owners. Al their own .r
pence and cosi, and II no; 30 built ard com pietci
within that time the sane viii De bui.t hv the
Guy aud the ex pense thc.co. assessed ass!r.;
the abutting premises.
By order OF the city council.
Dated this 'th day Of August. i-a.
o,. WN RAE,
eity Auditor osthe Ct,y o: Mad.-ou, South Da
kota.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
SUCCESSOR TO DEVLIN.
Chairman Jones Authorizes Stone I,
Name . New Democratic T. litor.

Chairman Jones Authorizes Stone &c
Name . New Democratic T. litor.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-The Chronicle
says: Senator Jones, chairman of the
Democratic national committee, has
closed the Devlin incident that dis.
turbed the peace and harmony Of the
national committee at St. Louis last
May and again at Chicago in June, by
ordering the removal of the press bu-
reau to Washington and authorizing the
selection by Ex-Governor Stone Of Mis-
souri,, OF a new editor. Devlin will
doubtless go as soon as MI. Stone can
lind the right man to succeed him. II
is rumored that Sam B. Cook, chairman
OF the Missouri Democratic state com.
mittee, will be the man. MI. Cook il.
chairman of the ways and means com.
mlttee at the present time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-24
BIG CUT IN RATES.

rrc;rht War ON Bet Chicago aud
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
CHICAGO. Aug. 34.-War has been de-
clared on the Chicago-St. Paul lines by
the Lake Michigan and Lake superior
Transportation company. The latter
opened hostillties by announcing that
on Aug. % it would make "a sensational
reduction in all freight rates from Chi.
cago to St. Paul and Minneapolis.
First class freight rates are cut from Do
cents per hundred to 10 cents. second
class from 40 to 10, third class from 81
to 10, fourth class from Is to . and
fifth class from Is to q.