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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
CHIEF JUSTICE CHAMBERS PLEASED'
GLAD THAT HIS DECISION THAT TANus WAS
KING WAS UPHELD AT APtA.


Atlanta Ga. April 13-Mrs. McAlexander of TINS
CITY has received letter from her bro'her. W. H.
Chambers Chief Justice Of Samoa. IRE let'er 10
dated March q. and left Apia on March a. the day
after the installation OF the King IN "ncse is'"'
Chief Justice Chambers decided.
Judge Chamberss letter tells of the attack OF the
shrs on the native villages on March e. and details
the damage done. mentioning the capture at that
time OF eleven boats owned by the savages. He
saws this work viii be kept up until all the towns
OF the leading chiefs have been visited unless the
rebels surrender The letter in part Is as follows:
man of courage with no one 10 be ANXIOUS
about can easily take care OF himself mere. ~
course, do not live at our house whrn ,,n Is s
right on the water, with all four warships along
side only few hundred yards away. -
friend Captain sturdee of the Porpose and spent
night before last on board and yesterday we put 20
and went down the coast some WEN s I aree
number of loyal natives, who landed under cover OF
the ships guns. and did considerable demase;
hrea hSh chiefs and captured eleven big boats
one OF them capable Of carrying over hun'reu
r. was decided last night at a conference Of all
Except Germany to put my King on tue throne
at o'clock to-day. and you must imagine PETER
than can ten you now naPp ndes avn Wish l1' but
plcie vindcation OF my legal position lqa hs
Kautz is splendid old man OF me sea , ,,r wilI
stood by me from the day of his arrival az you VIII
see from his proclamation which he issued only ,sa
few days later. Captain S.urdee OF the I Hs
Captain Torbosee OF the Royals, amen anu friends
March 2I-The mail signal Is up ana tne Ma i IA
will be IN harbor In about an hour so can ony aau
line The Young K G.p Tas by shps each one
firing twenty-one salutes thousanns VI Tia ma n
tves ha ppy but man happier than l. ne ma" ,he
| decided was rightfu King has been pul on one
,hrona b,, tho mower of my country ana dear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

Now and
again you
ec I w o
women pas
sing down
the street
who look
like sisters.
You are as
tonished to
learn that
they are
mother and
daughter,
Q d d v GU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
UJ-FNAGEI. PUT on BOARD THE Fake.

Berlin, April 14.-The correspondent OF The
Associated Press understands. on good author-
nv that I'm the course Of the negotiations Ger
many suggested a partition OF the ISLANDS, out
that England refused to agree
The Hamburger Correspondent says tha'
Captain Hufnagel. manager OF the German
p,antation at Vallejo, where the fatal ambush
was devised. has been transferred from the
British cruiser Tauranga to the German cruiser
Fake AZ the request Of the COnsuls.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
a New lnst.ftitinu.

\ new institution in Norfolk began
It's career yesterday in the annex of the
Monticello Hotel. the establishment be-
ing the Monticello Model Laundry. Mr..
Albert Gcrs,. manager, and Mr. u. !.
o'Kecfe, foreman. Mr.. Gerst is a ma
tive of Virginia and came to us from
Danville highly recommended
The new laundry is one of the finest
in the South. with full euuiulncnt
Of the latest laundry machinery. This
includes TWO Starchcrs. two washers
and four ironers. The shirt ironers. the
only ones in the South with one eX-
ceptiOn irons the shfr, in once passin:
under the iron. II works automatically.
COSTS $500 and does domestic finish. The
collar and cuff iron cost 81 900 and is
the highest priced machine Of It's kind
in the world. The capacity is l4.OuO
pieces in ten hours.
The laundry equipment is complete in
every respect ana cost about $1,000. The
work il turns out looks as fresh ana
from the stores. one machine o. spe-
cAl note is the mammoth mangie
which takes in the widest sheets ana
irons fui width without creaslng.
Tho laundry began work yesterday.
ana everything worked smoothly. Work
Is coming IN IL from all parts ol this
vicinity. many people prefcrr!ng ii. as
none hlt white labor is employed
The laundry was equipped by Mr.. \
X. Potter representing the Troy Laun-
dry Machine Co. Ltd, of Ne,, York
who msialla il in person. Mr. Potter
VIII leave n few days for Augusta.
Ga, where he VIII install another laun-
dry equipment.
The new laundry is 4 good acauis-
ton ana, deserves The hearty patronage
OF the ri\pia Of Norfolk and vicinity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
WORK OF YOUNG vAMpaLs.
STEAL COPPER WIRING FROM
OCEAN VIEW RAILWAY
TRACK.

a gang OF juvenile vandals has been
causing considerable annoyance OF
late to the trainmen on The Norfolk ana
Ocean View railway by removing the
copper wires that connect The rails on
that portion Of the track from the main
line into the fair grounds.
ON the occasion Of the sending of the
first train of the season to the fair
grounds Il few days ago it was neces-
sary for the tranmen to stop the curs
every few rods ANA remove The wires
rom the track behind them in order 10
bond those ahead where wires wern
missing An effort Will be made 10
abatc this nuisance by the arrest and
conviction of some OF The boys who have
been stcaline the copper wire. 1t is sun
posed that they sold the stolen wire a
old metal
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
MR.. SAMUEL w. PHILLIPS
FUNERAL FROM ST. MARY's
CATHOLIC CHURCH THURS
DAY MORNING;

The remains of Mr.. Samuel w. Phil
lips. who died in Pasadena, Cal. no
iice of which sad event was published
IN this paper OF Tuesday. of last week.
will arrive in Norfolk to-day and will
be buried from St. Mary's Catholic
Church Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The remains We're delayed until the
18th instant on account Of the expect
ed arrival of the Wife of Mr.. Phillips
from Honolulu. She left by bark :. c
Allen on April 25th aud has not ye;
been heard from. Mrs. Phillips cN-
pected on reaching her husband 20 find
him convalcscius.
The following is taken from the Com
merce and Advocate of Honolulu. May
-. 1898
Married ut honolulu. May IS. 1895.
Miss Kate Rowland. neicc OF President
Dole. TO Mr.. samuel w. Phillips. OF
Norfolk Va. She is an ACCOMPLISHED
young lady. They were married the
residence OF President Dole -
People say Hoods Sarsnparil!a cures
when all other preparations flil to do
any good and You run no risk in giving
1t fair trial.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
WILL CONVENE IN RICHMOND
THURSDAY MORNING.

The General Assembly OF the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States vii;
meet at IL o'clock tomorrow III the
First Presbyterian Church, OF rich
mand, and Will remain in session abou,
ten days.
The meeting Will be attended by DEL
esates from all over the country, ana
among them viii De the mos, promi-
hent men in The Pres oy:e:ian Church.
There are many important matters of
business to be considered at This meet
ins @: the General Assembly. ard each
Gay VIII be fully oc.uDi ii. There viii
DC preaching each night during tire
tiliie that the assembly is IN session.
~ o'clock next Friday night COM
muhion will be administered at the
L lrSt Presbyterian Church.
IMPORTANT QUESTION.
y question of very great interest to
pc considered Is the eXpedi-ncy -: cs-
tabllsning primary and preparatory
schools under the managelncuc a. the
lfespy terrain Church. ne 1u7tter is in,
Tni'Se oil a committee. If which Rev.
Dr: IL +. Kerr is pastor.
The present moderator # The Genar-
az Assembly is Rev. Or. =. VI. Green.
ci DanNille, Ky. Il talented ana CO.
quent man. He VIII preside and Lreach
To succeed him wili ~, '''I.I",er
Two clerks. one FOR rpniin,, mn
other for recordina viii H. -. ~"S ~,
stated clerk is Rev. DR. " Ievn ~
der. OF. Clarksville. Tenn. ana ~ NJ
manent clerk is Rev. DR.. K6berf I.,reis
Of 81. Louis, Mo. -
While tho major no,.+i,, &c H.,
OF the delegates 10 Iba nssrn,,',. III III
be devoted to business w. a,ar, ~
fort will he made 10 give linn H,,a.
ant time while thcA- are in IN. Ca,,ipSi
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
e T., FVn BOY anu GrInd Ma.
TIN, LOCAL HORSES
nRAMBLEToR SEWERAGE
CONTRACTORS MAKING SLOW
PROGRESS WITH THE WORK.

CONTRACTORS NJ AkING SLOW
PROGRESS WITH THE WORK.
The contractors have made slow pro-
gross thus far in laying the Bramble-
ton sewers. They are under contract 10
have this worl. done by Christmas, but
as 1t can be completed in six months
or less with the proper force of hands,
they have not been rushing. Only a
small force Of hands have been en-
ployed until the present
One reason OF the slow work has been
the absence OF the apparatus Of Guild
" Co. which has just arrived from
Tampa. Fla. y Very large force will
shortly be put 10 work and the under
taking will proceed rapidly.
The work is under the supervision of
the City Engineer ana he has not made
any effort to spur up the contractors.
as he thoroughly understands the sit
uation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
ncn.hnc mr.. +. ". yncc,,r

Mr.. 7. ". Wheeler. Of Gnmerton
Norfolk county. who has been i'll at the
Norfolk Protestant Hospital for about
six weeks, died at that institution at
10 O'Clock last night from tubcrcular
trouble OF the throat. The deceased was
lumber Inspector for the Roper Lum-
Der Company, was unmarried ana IL
years of age.
The funeral and nterment will be ar
ranged FOR by Captain John l.. Roper.
and VIII be announced latcr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
Lawn Party mud Egg HINT.

n lawn party and egg hunt. for the
benefit of the Norfolk Protestant Hos
pital. will be held tomorrow at tha
Tazewel! property from to 10 p. m.
y prize will be given to the prettricst
girl under years old and the hand
soonest little boy. The junior soldiers
will drill and there will be music and
other attractions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
SWEET CH5LYBEsrG SpRINGS,
ALlEGHANY COUNTY. VA.

THIS entire p.opcriy has been purchased
OF N'st Virginia. WAC proposes maxim:
many improvements and rcfurnishhin:
the jci aid cottages throughout nm
nanagrmeui pi the motel viii hc con, n e.
uod uudcr NJ Il i. EARLE who has
for tn. past three years operated IL SO
successfully.
lnest Charming springs are situated r.
q lovely valley, ensconccd III the back.
bone oi the Aiicshau.cs. At an elevation
of coo fec,. IN the rldst OF The .'Spriu,.s
lcpi-n" Of virginia. and only II ne miles
Il onl .,!lcGhanN sta ioii--ihc highest point
on the Chcsnlcake snd Ohio railway. Iv
actual analysis tn best ,h.lyben f..
water IN this country; none hotter in tho
world: elegant bath pools. Beef and mui-
ton supplied from H. NEST D!ue-:,ra -
sod. Vegetables III abundance. grown in
tie garden u th noted property Rates
moderate. For further particulars write
Il Il. EAN LIZ. JR
"-i-1Hi Manager
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
SURVEYS DIFFER.
GoNERNMENT TAKES ACTION AS
TO LAND DEAL HERE.

The Navy Department has recently
sent an engineer t. the Norfolk Navy
yard TO make another survey Of the
property recently purchased by the gov
eminent for the extension of The navy
Yards There is Il dispute as to the
former survey of the property ana the
matter has gotten into the United
States Court
Judge Thomas II Wilcox has been
appointed master to determine the mat
Ter at issue. II seems that the Tunis
Land Company and other proporty
owners who sold the land to the pov
eminent cannot agree as Ia the lines
separating the Tunis property from The
other The matter has been Sc. for
nearing next Friday.
outside cf this difference tho govern
ment survey made by The engineer SENT
mere for THAI purpose is said 10 have
developed that there Was less land in
me whole plot than the owners clai,noI
The government has not paid for the
iahd IS yet il is understood. aud no
payment VIII be made until tho dif.
ierences in the surveys are abridged
Never A. doubt about The fit an,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
AMt':F.Is S.StS.
AUDITORIUM THEATRE

$. L Cor. Nchrnslsa ana Union SITS.
jas. ~. NARTNN. Prop and Manager
WILEY HAM llsTO% Anus mt Director
Open every night IN the year except
SUNDAY. smoking Concerts. presenting a
respectable. up-to-dhte Vaudeville enter
tainment.
Mat!aecs. Tues.. Thurs and Snts at :
T. m Evening performances continuous
from . III l.. Adm ss.on. 10. 10 and Zoe.
ta?2.ly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
WATT. RETTEw Sc CLAY.
Ladies' l9c.
Lisle finish
Vests at IL 1=2c.


Here's A warm weather item
OF more than usual goodness.
It is a ladies' beautiful Isle
finish. l2ichelieu rib VeSt-has
pretty crochetted neck, and
armholeS with silk tape.
1t IS A splendid quality
ron r-M't match il MHdW ioc.
Our New York resident
buyer cleared UP 4 lot of one
hundred and twenty dozen at
4 lull third less than regular
price.
So we pass them to you at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
~ hNm Nnftirr

Needs assistance it may be best to rem.
DER II pr"mptly, but ono should rcmem-
pleE 10 use even the mos, ucrfect RENEE
"ies only whom needed. The best and
most smplr ana gentle remedy is the
syrup Of rigs. manufactured Inv IN
California Fix Syrup CO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
N"rf"iiS nnd Wauhiugton Steamboat
Company.

-~"tIUfHF A'F:iFc ,EtDIIC".
Washington. -. q. May .3-d. eth and
25fh.
For the above celebration, this COM
pany will sell special tickets 10 Wash
ington and return at $3.00-on sale May
22d and 2Sd, limited TO Goth inclusive
S;aterooms can now be reserved q.
company's office on the wharf.
ID. j. CALLAHAN,
Fhone NO. All. General Agent.
my12-5t-eod
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
1E NEWS OF NORFOLK PAGES TWO THREE FIVE AND SIX
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington, May 16.-Weather fore
cast for Wednesday,:
Virginia-Unsettied weather. with
probably showers Wednesday,; Thurs
day fair; winds mostly southerly, with
probably squalls on coast.
North Carolina-Fair Wednesday and
probably Thursday; fresh south winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
rrnnce. unrncs, "Y,>" ~ ucc,

The Francis Barnes VS. will hold an
important meeting this afternoon at {
o'clock at the Girls Home. No. 2lo
Brewer street. Mrs. Addison. the prcsl-
dent. has returned To the city and
urges all members TO be present.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
The SPRING
RACE Meeting
Of the Virginia State Fair and
Agricultural Association.
WAS OPENED YESTERDAY
Fine Racing I'm Every Eycut-Trnck
In Good Condition weather Per-
feet - Aln0nitc, NInNimilinn, and
tHuutsmnn Were Winners - some
of Fastest Racing liver Seen In
virEinia-To-D Races.

The spring meeting of Virginia
State Fair and Agricultural Associa-
ton began yesterday under most fav-
orable conditions. The track was in
good condition, the weather perfect for
racing and the attendance estimated at
about 1000 people
The first race was the 2:lo trot, purse
$780, with entries OF Sisterena. Ii. u.
Plant, Gen. Johnson, Axtello, Dot Steve
Clay. Almonito, Guy Fly-ard Ene-G.
Inc race was won by Almonite who
came in third in the first heat. won the
second, Third and fourth in straight
heats. Dot took second money, being
sixth in the first heat. seventh in sec
ond. third in third ana fifth in fourth
heat. AXtello won third money, COM
ing in hlth in first heat. second in sec
ond. fifth in third and second in fourth.
Guy Fly won fourth MONEY. coming in
seventh in first heat. fourth in second.
it,Weiith IN third and fourth in fourth.
lIii'e-2;-'h, 2:25ii, 2:25%i. 2:25i..
MA%IAl!LIAN \ WINNER
The 2:l5 PAGES starters: KELVIN.
Lady Moyra. Nominee. Ma@ettc. Eva
due. May Wilkes. Maximilian and Duke
Dunn; purse $500, WIS won by Maxi
milan. Nominee second. Mazctte third.
May Wilkes fourth Maximilian was
sixth in first heat. and won the second.
third ana fourth heats in straight
heats. Nomiuee was first in first heat,
Fourth in second, fourth IN third-s'sd
thiId IN fourth: Ma@etta was seventh
III lirSt neat ana second in second, third
ana lourth heats. May Wilkes was
second ia first heat. third in second and
third heat. and fifth in fourth heat.
-
'''', 49, ,'1i, ~ z'l"is. ZOE
~ 49,, ~ ,ne HrHr 'neae 1re i9ur
t''e IA go, iir.,'S JSe' ,,asNu ~ Il
ro",ine - IN, ,,, i.lN,,, IN NJ
a. - "Ni,Ju ~ ~ -
,IIn..@ h, b., po,,i'ii ''' '''''
~ y HN-NN l.\9 ililil' RACE
The third race-half mile heats
purse 500 had nine starters, as fol-
lows; Warmaid. FISHER Queen rs
'her, oisa. Nins Prlue, Nanhinoo, Tom
my ~; Min roN, iiunis m: IheS s.
!, ~ i'u"e'i yiS y! DpNTI' H.
Nclenn perltins -
THIS wn. won as follows: Uurismon
first money. bv two straight heats
Time 20 ana 5tH seconds SECOND
Pride.
The Judges were Dr. George C. Fa-
vile ana Dr. j. l.. Baldwin. The start
crs were Nh danes w. Culbertson and
Dr.. W. r. Gilchrist. The timer was MIR.
y. r. Ackley.
YO-DAyrs RACES
az.
NE 81, ''1,'',y W.'i -" 'i'I 80 1 =,
f,0 ~ XIV; 'i,.'', ! ''
WI, - w." - - - = Inn WW,'s -
~ ~, '"0 -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
SODA MATER Drinks.

Foe tho coolies; and bcs, soda fountain
drinks go 10 Trotter's Drug store. so city
nur9 water ana crushed fruit syrups
i.ncappic Shcrhet the original and only
1ce-Crc.m Soda. any flavor: Coca Cof,
saza, Coca Cola, Coca Cola with celery.
koko- Malt with pcpsinc MILK Shakes
PnoSr,iates. Egg. Grape. Claret. Orange
Cherry. Raspberry ana fresh Lemon.
Pineapple Snow. Ciarctadc. Llmsadc
Lemonade. Mint Ices Nioctte lees and
any and all The load!ns drinks
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
Or. cunningham. VII, ..cnvc Sorro,a

Dr. II. 5. Cumming, Passed Assistant
Surgeon, United States Marine Hospital
Service. now in charge Of the Nor
folk office, has been ordered to take
charge OF the South Atlantic Quaran-
tine Station. near Savannah, Ga. DR.
y. c. Smith is expected to return to
this city ana take charge OF the Of
flee here. Or. Smith has been making
an inspection Of the STATE aud national
quarantine stations on the Gulf.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17

Ii is worth your while to look into
the merits of The Gale Jewelry Com
pany's Diamond ana Watch Clubs.
Ninth club now forming; no Install
mcnt plan. but 81 week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
SU NJ M Err RESORTS.

WY ANTfD. - SUMMER ROARDERS:
w ~ Young children; aulurhan home ::
four acres shady lawn. mod IN improve
mrn;s ana iust-tiass table. Address Mrs
T. W. III ii=h street, Charlottesville,
Va. mylg VS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
PretFy Mattiags
Make CONT rtabIe
SKINNER Homes.

Regular mating dealers
would, no doubt, consider
themselves doing 4 big bust
ness if they sold only half as
MANY rolls as ale sold here.
Our mating man knows
mattlngS thoroughly. He can
advise YOU intelligentlv con
corning The mattin9S YOU may
want. His Years of experience
with large Wholesale and retail
mating dealers will help vol
TO a choice such as Will give
most satisfying results.
Our mating prices run from
81 on UP to $28 for 4 roll of
forty yards. Exceptionally
good, seamless, reversible jap
maltnSs in hall-dozen pretty
patterns at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
Norfolk md Vicinity.
FORECAST FOR TO-

rarity cloudy, with nearly stationary
temperature; fresh southeasterly to
southerly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.

May IL, 1879.
Maximum temperature ...... IS
Minimum temperature .n IS
Normal temperature . 65
departure fro normal ....'.p plus s
departure since Jan. LIST. minus Sc
rainfall in past II hours. ..... %
Rainfall since LIST OF month.
Mean humidity CO
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17

Never a. doubt about The fit ana
workmanship il your clothes are made
by Rudolph & Wallace. No better
made anywhere.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17
CALENDAR.
Sun rises, 4:5i a. M; sets. 1907 p. m.
INDIES

TIDES
NorfollS-High water. 2:2G a. m. and
3:lo p. M; low water, S:i6 n. m. and
9:0S p. m.
Old Point-High water. 2:o5 a. m. and
S:o4 y. M; low water, S:25 a. m. and
S:47 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-17

Time has proved the worth OF the
garments produced by Rudolphl & Wal
lace.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-05

Out Of the forty-eisht saloons IN Law
recce county only line have applied and
elveu b0uds for liquor license. This is
owing to Judge Moore's decision on the
license law. The Judge IL sustaining a
demurrer 10 Az action on the ground
that there vas 20 license law governing
the situation has left the liquor men aud
county commissioners also OF Lawrence
county much al sea. The latter are
now celebrating whether or not to close
up every saloon 10 the county under the
state ~d.speusary law as Judge Moore's
decision virtually holds that the dispen.
sa-y aud cot Il license law Is IL effect.
l. - argued tua. Il. as Judge Moore
holds. The state d~ispeusaTy law is self
executing. l. is therefore II effect, aud
tie commissioners are of the opinion
thac they cat therefore take action uI-
der liz provisions. While tie state leg
i=.atl-e Las lot provided a penalty for
lis violation. il is nevertheless al otense
for ne individual 20 sell liquor in the
state. ari every saloon being run 10 vio-
ls.lou Of he law can De closed. and the
proprietor taken into custody. II he
persists IL ~ceopening, he can be arrested
sga.c. ari a-a.C. until he desists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-05
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Proceedings Of the Commissioners Of Lake
County in July Session.

FIRST Jay.
MADISON, South Dakota, June 80. 1893
Board convened at the Office of the
county auditor as per adjournment, all
members and auditor present.
The board spent the forenoon in look.
ing up the sureties on liquor bonds.
The noon hour having arrived, the board
adjourned to meet at 1:3O o'clock D. M.
Afternoon session.
Board convened as per adjournment,
all members and auditor present.
On motion, the liquor bond of Carl
kaske was rejected.
On motion, the liquor bond OF Louis
Msloney as principal and Plazi Derunes
and Joseph Rensch as sureties, was ap.
proved.
The board, on motion, adjourned to
meet Saturday. July l. 1888, at 8 o'clock
SECOND DAY.
Saturday, July /, 1899, board convened
a. per adjournment, all members ard
auditor present.
The liquor bond Of George judge 40
principal and L. Finnegan and Tiorts
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-05

IL Response 70 a request from the New
Io.a Herald IS 70 bis views on sending
10000 soldiers to me Philippine Islands,
Gov. Andrew {. Lee sent the following
sensible scd Lunane answer:
NJ. W- have already sacrificed too
many brave American soldiers in an up-
Just cause. and believe it would be more
honorable 10 acknowledge our mistake
aud assist the FIliplnos TO s~elt-gcyeru-
MeUt aud by their treaty guarantee
them protection against the eucroach.
neLts Of other nations. II this way we
151-j partially redress the wrongs We
have 1ole them. This policy would be
Eore u harmony WITT our constitution
All toru Of government
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-05

\ po.Itlca. suggestion no doubt ad-
vaCced BY republicans is to tie end that
the populi5t state judicial convention
wilA cot nominate a candidate 10 opposi.
ton to Judge CorsoI Of the Hills dis.
trlct, but viii nominate Judge Bennett
OF Natertown, a democrat, for Judge
from the northern district east OK the
river, aud some popul!st other than C
b. Kennedy of Canton for the southern
district, thus making only two uomins.
lions and conducting the campaign on
strictly non-partlsau lines.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-05

Aberdeen Nows, 3: Eugene V. Debs
who was Oh the program at Tacoma Park
for Sunday afternoon, did not arrive and
q telegram stated that be was in the
TWIN Cities suffering from sun-stroke.
tie was to speak 90 the labor problem
HIS place was taken IL the Afternoon by
Senator Pettigrew and Thomas H
Lucas OF Minneapolis, who divided the
time to have been given to Mr.. Debs.