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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Tener.Mlaritt Rdftem.

IL Wsffcn WibIt.
10 &liH @srfs, &liF StraBe.
Ia eafapanna unb Sitbfnter Strabe.
is padapanna unb penn apenue.
f6 Didlpn W~anufaetur Co.. 8inf StraBt.
IL {. 6. s. 9. 60, Stabl Wfrfe.
is g. 9. 81 Q. Co.. 9lit Hols DfibIt.
10 Rulberry ctr unb Wsbfer apsnus.
81 Stfuion unb 9adapauna apfnues.
% Wyomins spsnus unb Spruu Strabt.
% 2inben Sirabs unb Granfltu Apsnut.
"a Walbtngtcn Mpe. unb Mulberrp ctr.
25 Olive Ctr. unb AoantS Gpenut
26 eadapanna unb @aibinetpn Nptnut.
81 Rulbfrry ctr. nnb Wabifpn Npsnuf.
% Stfsrfcn gpt. unb @iblon Giraffe.
90 Mpnrpe glpe unb ptns Strabe.
81 Rtunif unb Rcbinlpn StrcBe.
80 Glib Wdin @psnus unb Samptpn ctr.
SO SprtIanb CTR. unb BROMLEY apsnns.
81 eadapanna unb Rorb Drain Npe.
IS Sadion Ctr. une Drain Gpsnus.
Sc Sadion Ctr. une 9intpln aptnuf.
81 everett Nptnue unb Sadlon SiraBt.
38 @arlielb Vie. uub lafayette Strabt.
SO Sumnsr apt. unb WaGbburn Strabs.
Al WaIbingipn Npe. unp Sidprp Straet.
AZ Drittfr unb 6ellops StraBe.
43 Broadway unb Gtiuftf Graft.
"A Serantpn unb Sifbtnttr Straes.
as Siie Hotter unb SamptoH Stra6t.
as Stpne I'VE. nnb Ssmlod Strabe.
AZ gittstpn glps. unb Wileip Strabt.
48 prpIpeet Qpe. uue Be9 Strabf.
40 Bed Strabt une 9rptn Apsnut.
81 @ebar Mptnuf unb Albfr Strabe.
So prpIptet MStnue unb SILVER StraBe.
So Gtbar Npfnue uHb Gin Sirabe.
81 Walbinstpn 2lpe. unh Waplt Strabt.
SIS Gsbar AptHue unb pear Sirabs.
Sc Scranton StabI Werfe.
81 prolpset slptnut unb 8is StraBs.
So Rtminetpn Nptnus unb CHERRY Strabs.
So 8irnfy aptnue unp Gpnntl StraBs.
81 TrpSibsnu 8oab unb Carbon Strabt.
81 Gapcuit avtruf unb phelps Strabt.
So Stopers padine Co., @resn's plaa.
81 Maltington Mbfnuf unb Rem ycrt ctr.
IS Marion StraBe unt Gappuit aptnnt.
&c D. s. 3. Or. &. unb Green Rihst ctr.
81 Wppming Npsnut unb Nlb StraBt.
68 Dslapart Strabs unb penn Apenus.
So albright Nptuut unb Warion SirdBt.
II Difion Aptnue unb 81 Wiarftt Giraffe.
" Court Strabe unb Diamond Apenut.
70 prppibfntt &oab unb Rorb Drain autuuf,
"a Warfet Strabe uno Rcrb Brain Nptnut.
rs Hcre Drain Mpe. unb painisr Strabt.
76 Saus juri @utfn Sirtsu, Spaiftr ctr.
81 Bird unb DAT Sirabs.
SO Bloom unb Warfst Strabe
SO WaYnf Aptnue unb putnam SiraBt.
"a Wapue Mptnue unb Wiqiam Straee.
Sc gDsf MaIftt unb @inpna Sira6e.
ft6 @ypmtng Npenut une SIips Strabs.
1913 D., {. & ID. Gra1i Saus.
t24 Clay Mptnue unb Biht Strabe.
1875 Gplfar Nptnue unb afb Strabt.
t26 Grppn Apsnue uub 2lb Strabf
1877 Auinfy Avenue unb einofn 9irabf.
i26 prtseptt apeuue unb 8int Strabf.
2i3 D., {. & ID. aarrsn.@ trftn, WaIbinston
Npenus.
32f Rtribian unb Sitbtntn SiraBs.
800 9tbntu unb eu;ernt Strabs.
S23 8iinfubntt unb 2uirns Straet.
324 Gorbett Mpfnuf unb AIhbalb Sirabt.
327 4fplsr 9pfnpe unb Sadion CITRATE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
N~erfAm6runa entpeeft.

Cine anaubI Muielmdnner fnb in
&ontantlnopel perbaftet tporben, barun.
ter elm 9ipifions General unb mebrere
Roafehenoe 8eumtsn. bic bsiGuIbisi
limb, an elmer 8sridp6runs bstbsiIist su
isin, ben Sultan msuhlin88 NIT 9pna.
mit' 9omben ON Treitus bel @sIsssnbeii
Der Aufabrt ces SuItans in bic 0loIdee
gum 8ebet gu ermoroen. Die ansstlae.
ten Iinb na6 Yemen perbannt unb bsrsiis
bortbin trunsportirt tporben.
Die Wufelmdnner BON StambuI be.
inpsn ii& in srbBtsr 4ufresuns uno
ftrenee Wabressln iinb ersriFen tporben,
UNI bic Oronune aufredt su erbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
0erbeiratbste Sraueu i'm Ncfts
btenft nttbt aetpnnfht.

Su elmer gntiaeiOune i'm Sale Der
Srau Ssnnie s. Srotpn in Wooous. st..
fdnbist Der @rfts SiIfs . @sneraIpoft.
meiltsr Seatb an, bab has Department
enti6isben babe, baB es nit ben bsftsn
SntereEsn bss Dienitss unpsreinbar iei.
Ssrbsiratbste Sruuen ais Poftamts. GIsrfs
i'm Disnfe su bebuIten. DaS Departe'
msnt bat Sabsr anssoronst, buB tuenn
Elm psiblidsr 9otbeamter ii6 psrbeira'
tbet, iie ibre STEELE nieberIesen muB."
Rad oieisr 8eroronune iperoen bic
gohmsiitsr idnftis bic GntIai uns folder
slnssfslten ~ bsranlaRen, uno BEN
Department bsren Ra&fOIesr su ems
pfsblsnI babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Saarsrdubeuse

Sin ober BEL 8enefele. 80 Meilen
nOrOwsfIi9 bon South W'AIifer, s. e..
fol- cine baarfrdubenoe SdId&terei fatt.
ssfunbsn babsn. bel Der bon Neesrn spei
@siBe unb elm Neeer eetbbtet unb Elm
Reser pertpunbet tpurben. Nm Spiel
tiide mar stpifhen einem Rseer unb ei'
mem @siben Sireit e~ntfaHben. anbere
Rsesr mii6tsn fid binein unb eri&oRen
RldoIion unb @no& Dilbertep, beios
Dsibs. iopie ben 9eser, Der ben Streit
~bssonnsn. Die MsiBen paren unbewnf'
net unb ubais bsr @naos Der Hsssr prsis.
eeeeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Deutf6e entpidsln sroee 3tdtis.
Felt In @entralafrifa.

Der aus afriia a~uriidseisbrte Sori&.
unesrsiienbe Grtbur Sharp fisQt ber
1bdtistsit Der Deuii6en i'm mitteIafri.
faniihen Seeneebiet Elm isbr rtbmli@es
5susnib aus. Dlit ieinsm Jreunbe Gro.
aen bat Sbarp bic @eeenb spiiden benz
3~aneanilias unb BEN albert @bparb.
see bon Sioen mad Norbsn burdfreift
I'm Ofufer bss e~riteren fanoen ie sabI'
reide bsutf&e Stationen. Biz sum aion.
See binuuf. Die Deuti6en, 70 erildrt
Sbarp, finb isbr enersii& i'm Dur&for'
idsn neuer @ebiete uno @ribIisbsn ibrer
S~ilfsquslsn ben @inssbOrensn piHsa
ite isbr beiliamen Rsipsft unb Sur&t ein'
sufIbben, 70 bnB ibrs 3bdtisfeit i'm Sn.
nsrn Airiias bon bstsm einfuB 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Oas Set Der Siebe.

Stun tpisbsr irablt Der @sitna&tsbauni
Sm prG&tissu GsfaspanSt
Go ,i.bt Der alts War6sntrauri
Bon nsusm turG bic eanhs,
limb Oh CT aud bic 8raft psrlpr
SIM wtrrsn @stesirtsbs
0ir fsisrn bsuts, pis suSur,
Das bpts SEP Der etsbs.
Go foIsts man&sr alts Yrau@
Dem Standardization S&rittt,
Stun fiiat Der piirs'ss sannsnbau%
DIR usasn Stimat Sitts.
8 bas Fs ifsts elm parniss NsIf
DIR bsuii&sn Sittt bIisbs!
Go mabnt harar tas @ttbna&tsIsh
Das bpbs 8sf Der etsbs.
8rub sriibt has aiuS ben @absneSrt
Dts 9~i&tubaumss pranssu,
Go bauft nit man&sm S6msiHslprrt
Mit SUB auf Stirn unt @anssn.
. bab bic gFiGt Der Danfbaristf
sisf In istn Der, f& i&risbs,
grnf mabnt baran bic @sibna@tsi'tt
Das bpbs Self Der eisbs.
g6, man&sm pinft isin ssrssnfrabL
Den SUrs unb 1pt psri&su4tsn
aaet In bsr grmut buuiIss Sbal
DIR 9isbs Sttrnt Isu6ttn!
CT baIf ia, benz biss Gsf sspsibt
Dem WSrba islbf, BEN Disbt
@sbsutt Der Rptb sur @sibna9ts,stt
Bel bislsm 8sff Der eisbs.
Sbr, bic has bsuti&s Saus ssbar,
Die bsuil&sR Stamm sntiPrObtsn,
Die btutI9s Spra&s rein unb fiar,
8 Iabt 4, ni&t psrrpftn.
paan,t, no ibr I6rsitst, nett une brett
Dts DsutIGtbums frafttss Sritbs.
@slobt tu& has tur @sibna&tstsit
gls tint Sbat Der eitbs.
@as aud bee 8sass Dsutuns ist
mas Die unb Ssns ratsn,
qast % nur isin Gin @sdel@rtt
gu sutsn, ssIsn Sbaisn.
. tae Der f6Bns, aIis 8rau&
Sn Wobtr mic srRisbtl
. ei&tnslan,, 0 Sannsnbau9,
am bpbsn SEP bsr eisbs!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Su oerfaufem

Gin ntass. aus a@t 3immtrn b~tafbtnhts
Wpbnbaus NIT mobsrntu Ginridtunseu, ssls
est NIT gruatbdumsn, @afnplas nns dnsa
ifaneis. Cine f&Snt 5ttHnatb fur stns temt.
lie. In gutter Ra@baridaft unb BEN bsItu Sbttls
Der Stdet ssIsssn. prtis 5000, Elm Sttl farm
ifsbsn bIsibtn. R6btrts mirb In hr ,,De&sn.
bIatt" SHiet btfannt ssmaHt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Gompers seseu Smperialismus;
iber Eruft8.

BrdFoent Sam, @ompsrs srfIdris in
isinem erftatteten SabresberiGte an bic
in Detroit tassnbs @onpentiOn Der Ame'
riean FEDERATION Of 2abor, baB bic ga.
pitfalls Concentration, pie fis fl& in ben
Iruts unb Wonopolen oarfele, bur6
9eisse faum p%iriiam aufsebalten per.
ben tonne. Die imperialififde Poliiif
putbe BON ibm als cine Sdmad ipie
cine 9efabr fur infer 2ano auf bas
ibdrffte beroammt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21

- Die Baltic Mia". Gissntbum Der
.amsriean @ooIsn Drills Co., gnfelb,
q. g., it tbsiIpeiie bur4 Seuer ssrfbrt
pOrbsn. S@aben 100000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
Harnt an ~perfaufeu.

100 NdeY eanb, ibtr 100 baron f%uItipirt. nabt
Glnburif unb BEN 8cultparb, spei arpbt Stdat,
@pbnbaus nit & 3immtrn, iuussr Diff
saritu. Gif&hi&. @afH, 70 baB man 90 Inc
Sdue Ieittn fann. Wit pbtr obns Ginri9iuug
unb 8isbbtfanb. @tre untfr BEN @trtbt pns
fauft, ba Der ttBise 8s0eT tu alt if unb obnt
9ilft, nm biz 6arm bsarbelitu tu iGnntn.
R6brss in br sg1e&tnblatt" Sfirt. 3t,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
SauS Al o~erfanfen :

Gin tinfSdists @pbnbaus, f6 bel "a, NIT
GROCER Got, ssltasu an Wpltft s4psnut, ID untey
siinfiesH tmtfGnben sa rtrfauftn. prtts $500.
NGbnts bel Strmanu grieni, 832 5aSler Ase.
nue. (Dunmprt Seitt.) Aft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21
8aulpt IA D~erfaufem.

sslsesn nabt btr Stibtnfabrif tn Der 10. Warb.
esi@t, an,abluns, ptnn SsHane bausn MD :
Der @sf fam fsbtH blfibtn. Ra&,ufFassn In
bitir Sfiet. h
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-21

~ gsRsat bas .@o&snbIatt".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14
Installation of Omcers.

Encampment No. %, Union Veteran Lee
gion, held its annual installation of officers
at headquarters in Typographical Temple
on last Thursday evening. Past Colonel
Ray of Encampment No. Ill, acted as in
stalling officer. The following named Off
GERS were duly installed: Colonel, John F.
Stewart; lieutenant colonel, Stanton Weav-
er; major, Stephen r. Whitney; quartermas-
ter, Lemuel Adams; surgeon, DR.. VIM. H.
H. Price; chaplain, Rev. Ira Brashears;
officer of day, Alonzo B. Mackenzie; adju-
tant, Orville Dewey Thatcher, ninth con-
secutive term; officer of the guard, Jacob
Adams; sergeant major Sol. Livingston
quartermaster sergeant. Henry c. Bradley
color sergeant, Napoleon Gates; sentinel, P
]. Doolan. and trustee. Isaac B. Thatcher.
The following program was rendered: Dec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

In every civilized country rich and poor alike
have found restored health and new vigor in
Paines celery compound.
Hard working people Of ordinary to
be congrT tuiated,'' says English writer in re-
viewing the scientific work of the last quarter of
a century, upon having easily within their
reach today remedy which the wealthiest and
most influential persons must themselves use, if
they would get the best that modern medical skill
offers. Paines celery compound proves that the
science of medicine has kept pace with the won
derful progress which eharacterizes the life CT the
present generatioD'
The astonishing reputation that this most Won
derful of all remedies has acquired is principally
due to the word-of -mouth recommendation and
Endorsement of and of The highest
business and social standing, well as of those
in humber but less important positions who
have themselves discovered its merits.
Adeine. Countess SchimInelmann, whose portrait
is here given, in recent letter to the Wells x
Richardson Company speaks of friends of hers who
have been benefited by Paines cele.y compound.
and who first advised her to recommend it to her
sick friends.
The countess. is well known, Is n prominent
member of the Danish court. Her coming to this
country has been much talked Of. Her real object
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

today authorized them to issue receivers
certificates of Indebtedness to the extent
.of 5000 The certificates are to be issued
as required in the sum of $500 each, and
are to be a first lien against the property
and to have priority over all other claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

was one Of charity, for she is using her great
wealth and influence this winter in assisting the
Danish people in the western states. She is stop
ping in Chicago, and from there writes her
straightforward Endorsement of Paines celery com
pound.
Women who are easily excited who waste energy
worrying over trifes. who often sufferers from
sick headache and nervousness. should read TIE
plain, unbiased statements of what Paines celery
compound has done for other women.
Among the diseases that vast amount of
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Paines celery compound biliousness, torpid
liver, headaches, sleeplcssness. dizziness const-
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bility.
No man or woman who is continually ailing can
successfully carry business, be of much real
comfort to the household.
And only thoroughly nOurished body that has
all the usedup, and therefore harmful, material
promptly removed from the blood and tissues can
be healthy. When either of these vital conditions
of adequate repair elimination are incompletely
done, the organs need just such help Paine's
celery compound is fitted to give. No other remedy
is valuable.
Where other remedies have failed, Pane's celery
compound will succeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14
;. I..n. ReceIyer.' Certificates.

On petition of tire receivers, Benjamin 3
Minor and Henry A. Griswold, of the Ana
costa and Potomac River Railroad Com
pany, Justice Cox, in Equity Court No. l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14
Lieut.. sheldon. Transfe

Lieut.. SheIdOn's Transfer
First Lieut.. Raymond Sheldon, I'd U. s.
Infantry, now in this city has been trans
ferred to the 18th U. S. Infantry, and will
accompany 1t to the Philippines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

ish; recitations by Comrade Pittman of
Encampment No. Ill. and interesting ad-
dresses by Past Colonies @. c. Knifin, Ira
Brasheais and Lieut.. Col. s. Weaver,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

Rowney's Famous English Water -Colors have
made the reputation of the greatest artists Of mod
ern times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

Embroidery trimmed corset covers V-shaped
and high neckS, made OF splendid
quality cambria, worth 25c for 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

Grafton of officers with official badges by
Miss Adams; address by Col. Stewart; reci-
tation, Miss Grace Norman, accompanied
by Mrs. Landergren; piano solo, Miss star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

Good quality muslin corset covers made in
the most careful manner-perfect ftting-
-and In all sizes, worth l2Isc., 70
loI D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-14
Some lining leaders.

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20

The GermaL-A,nerlcaEs OF this state
have received a rate one and a fifth for
round trip to their gathering at Sioux
Falls next Monday and the meeting
gives promise OF being a big one. Fran
els Martin, editor Of the Nachrlchten,
was the originator Of the idea aud the
ostensible purpose at the time was to
DISCUSS the attitude Of the American
government ia Samoan affairs. 1t may
rot even do this much now as the aRi-
tation on that question has largely died
out. As the Germans in this country
are largely anti.imperialist, the Argus
Leader tried hard for u time to throw
odium on the gathering by saying it was
gotten up for 40 anti-expanslou meeting
to denounce the administration but this
charge soon fell through when it wat
learned that Germans Of all shades ol
political opinion were going to attend
and take part 10 the meeting. A long
program OF entertainment aud festivities
has now been mapped ou, for the oc
caslon and the more serious speeches
and actions will be sand witched III be
tween.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20
INDIGNANT PRESBYTERIANS.

Establishment If . Catholic Chapel ut
West Point Excites the Assembly.
MINNEAPOLIS, May @.-The only ex.
element of the morning was caused by
the West Point committee report. This
committee was appointed by the last
assembly to lay before the president Of
the United States, the secretary of wal
and other officials, a protest against Civ
ing permission for q Roman Catholic
chapel on West Point reserve. The
committee stated that although the
president, the secretary of war and the
chairman Of the house committee on
military affairs has given assurances
las to their interest in the subject and
their qualification at the action of the
assembly," the Roman Catholic bill had
subsequently passed both houses Of con-
gress and been signed by the president.
The assembly took no formal action, but
much indignation was expressed.
Sample Chosen Moderstor.
Rev. DR.. r. F. Sample Of Westmin-
ster church, New York. proved All easy
winner nthe contest for moderator of the
lllth annual assembly of the Presby.
terrain church in the United States,
which convened in Westminster church
during the forenoon. Immediately after
roll call in the afternoon the election of
a moderator was taken up. DR.. Sample
was elected on the first ballot, receiving
333SS votes, 800 being necessary for a
choice, to 127 for the Rev. Matthias
Haines of First church, in Indianapolis.
and 1873 for Rev. DIR. r. F. Coyle Of
Oakland, Cal. The contest was a spirit
ed one, and during the first part Of the
long call Of names the outcome was du-
bious. DR.. Samples election is regarded
as
Triumph for the Conservative Element.
The morning session vas devoted to re-
ligious services, which were attended
by about 600 commissioners and so
many spectators that the 1900 seats of
| the church were not sufficient to accom-.
modate each.
John Balloon Shaw, a director Of
Union Theological seminary, in which
Dr.. Arthur G. McGiffert is q professor.
confirms the statement that DR.. McGif-
fert has sent q letter anent the so-called
heresy case. 1t Is believed that this
letter contains a satisfactory explana-
ton Of DR.. McGiffert's statements about
the Lords supper in his book, The
Christian Church in the Apostolic
Age" and that therefore no heresy pro-
ceedings will be taken against him.
A congratulatory message was sen to
the peace conference at The Hague.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20

4 demented man at Huron by tie
name OF Elmer Tobias left hat city a
fewdays ago and turned up at q farm
house two miles III where be attacked a
farmer Lew Styer in his W doorway
with stones and a club, and was shot by
Styer ia the encounter. The latter has
been lodged ia Jail as 1t is expected the
former will die. Letters found on Tobias
indicate that his relatives who have been
notified live in Austin, Ind.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20
will represent South Dakota at the in.
t~erstate oratorical contest at Fargo, N
D., next month.

Andrew Carnegie is once again on his
native heath in Scotland, having spent
some time in London on the way. Writ.
ing from that city to the New York
World in response to q request Of that
paper. he begins by saying:
Il have seen many Of the most prom
inent public men now 10 London who l
know have been friends OF the American
Republic when it needed friends. From
highest to lowest without exception
they have met me with expressions OF
deep regret that the Republic founded
by Washington and his colleagues upon
plans SO much. higher than any Other
state should have fallen to the level Of
the military states Of Europe.
Some OF these men stood with Bright
IN bis campaign against the imperial
party here that longed to strike us down.
l repeat that without exception these
men lament the lapse from true .Ameri.
cauism to this miserable Imperialism"
MIR. Carnegie then tells Of the other
class OF men in England who have al
ways struck US a blow whenever they
could and who now are patting us on the
back and telling US to go IN, to carry
out the policy these men advocate. Mr..
Carnegie says:
I'VE must have Il tremendous navy
and a huge standing army, for Britain
judges truly that into whatever enter.
prise the republic goes she will not be
content very long to play second fiddle
She is now only the cat's-paw OF Eng.
land. She could not maintain her posi-
ton Tor q day in Manila if England with.
drew her august protection.
This is the humiliating position. L
makes my blood boil as l speak Of tn.
recreant president who is the sole caue,
Of it. He it was who changed his mine
and demanded :the Philippines agains
the advice and wishes Of most of BIZ
colleagues. Will the president perm,
the sacrifice of the lives OF our soldier,
much longer in q futile effort to conque,
200 islands that would not stay con
quered it BEATEN"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20

Watertown dispatcn, 1S: A new ma.
chine has been invented by Hanten 4
Kranz of tkis city for cutting flues in.
side OF a boiler. The instrument is pro.
nounced q complete success. John Han.
ten and brother have purchased q one
quarter interest in the invention for
$4,000. A st. Paul firm has receiv.
ed a contract for making the castings.
and an order for 500 has already been
placed for immediate delivery.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20

Mitchell University won in the state
orltorical contest Wednesday, aud being
the third time in succession retains the
loving CUP as a permanent souvenir. H.
A. Rodee was the successful champion.
closely pressed by w. r. Hubbard OF
Huron college which entered tho CONTEST
for the first time. Rodee aud Hubbard
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20

Up to the 18th Of May wolf scalp GER
titicates to the amount OF $4,000 have
been applied for at the state auditors
office at Pierre. The total appropriation
for this year Is 5000. The certificates
received last Saturday amounted to Ss5i
and for Monday 1924. Indications now
are that the whole amount available for
tie year will be taken up before the first
Of June.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20

F. P. Ward Of Deadwood has been ap-
pointed superintendent OF construction
Of the three new buildings to be erected
this summer at the hospital for the in.
san at Yankton. The appropriation for
these buildings was $4,000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20
Tube Combine prOgrcsyin0

New YORK. May u. -Progress in the
work of organizing "a combine of iron
tube manufacturers was reported by
the projectors. The representatives Of
some of the largest concerns have been
in session here for several weeks and
the contamination of the project is now
believed to be but "A short time off.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20
Three Miners Killed.

WINNIPEG. Man. May 20.-A dispatch
from Pinawoi. near Rat Portage, says
that three miners. Budd Irish Of Sud-
bury. Joe Laurin of Rat Potarge, and
Quirk of Wabigoon. were killed by a
premature explosion of dynamite while
sinking a shaft.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-20

w. +. Kidd OF Aberdeen Is in st. Paul
trying to secure special excursion trains
for his Tacoma Park industrial camp
meeting. especially with a view to excur-
. or trains on Bryan day III the Great
Forthern and Northwestern roads.