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The colored American., 1900-08-25
osEBUD FOUNTAIN Ger the Children.

Rosebud Fountains ssnpnseS ksz eAlareH mai. a..
Eaale, from TO Ia years OF age ' SA~
Joining BENEFIT Fees. s1Es; paA a. by as,
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- the parszts guardians. - ~" ~ -
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90 cents 75 cents and 81 week respectively Te bs
monthly dues purchase the highest weekly
Monthly Dues and TGIes.-Phe monthly dues ore 0 c.,
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ana July The child is allowed
stock which sAkss kis poIeS sAtSuppOrting With hsI
The colored American., 1900-08-25

The Savings BaAk 81 the q, ?. q
- It's capital stock Is sI0e. ooe
- Int smouHt OF business TO q
stock az this bank Ia zoId "a r. -
buds, B and g ciaases- az pSv~ = a.
Lar Fsrso0s can dsPoztt tAsir rasa as
pays 4 per cent interest "a all tfUs
ke!d gIihfAe4 e Tia na.aAra = 49, q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Tns following is list Of deeds hled for record in
the auditors office yesterday:
Manuel n. Eryay Ct W. to H. .. CampSsn. net
q. Mclean Ct us to August inquest, lot Z block
2, q. @. Graves ad, Jan. g. $50.
Gennsso Ruda, aiso Known p - Jonn ~ HoHan Z?
N Michele and Mary Guanautonio to John Rodia. lot
BLOCK q , 10 TO- otto g Sas: lot. and
n block 1, James division Green Lake ad, jan 4.
Marsh French ct ux to e. d. Phelps, Great
Northern No. mine. okanogan county. Sept Is,
sheriff to Henry W. and Sophia Austin. nj lot Q,
block 10, Eastern ad, jan 8. SLIGO
Sheriff to Henry w. and sophia Austin. lot 2
West Coast Improvement 60. 70 Barbara a Dan,
iels. lots 8, O. IA. 49, block .. Gilman Park. April
William Wagner ct ux to Gunnel Asmerwig. lots
to O. u TO -, block replat lots and 10, block
A, Hamblet's Acre Gardens, Sept q. 1881 $2o :.
block %, Northern Pacific ad. lots TO s. block Q.
snb plats blocks ! to 4; Woodland ad salmon Bay
Eiizabsth B. and John W. Grange to ]. s; Grill
ley Ut' W and olSGa S vest ss lots Cts
=. s. Smith to W.. G: Weers. lots q to 26. block
IS. Days Eldorado id, Jan. 9. $40
and I, block l6, Eastern ad, Jan. 2. $1,000:
William T. Gaffner ct NIX to Alfred Battle. part
lots s. and fractional lot :. block S. Bell Heirs
state to Sol g. simpson. part lot 5. block 800.
Seattle tide lands, Jan 5. sle5.So
tide - lands tS Is Jan. S. Sis ~ - ~ ' 'N''
Austin IT. Young ct ux. to Sol Smith Russell. lots
q 70 q, Manages First ad East Seattle. Dec. Il.
Robert Hall ct ux: TO Viola NJ, Guy, lots . and
R sSsn H. J. u. AZ 10 ssraa lot block
Il. Laws ad. Nov. g. 500.
II. H. Mcdonald to Mysie Mcdonald, 81 lots IS
and SO. block 49, sup plat g. Kinnear's ad. Jan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09
DnArns AND FUNERALS.

RlCHAnp90N-In Seattle. January .. 1Soo, q PRIV
idsacs hospital. Arthur Richardson. ased u yseA
The body & q Butterworth q Soma Funeral an
Houncement later.
TONAr--In Ballard, January ., 1890. Cah a., the
1-ysar-old child Of Mr. and Mrs Errick TomaL
EYANSON--Iu seattie January q. leoo. 1t Prcvt-
denrs hospital, CHARLES Paul. the emcnths-oad soa
q Mr.. and Mrs Edward W. Eyanson-
~ 3, 1900. Nelson Vineyard. Of gunshot wound.
aged - yearA
WALHH--Ths funeral Of John r. Walsh win take
place q 70 q ID. today from the Church Of Our
Lady d Good HSlp, corner Third and Washington
streets. lnterment In Calvary cemetery.
SHERWOOD funeral q George Sherwood win
faks place at Z D. M today from Bonney & Stew
art's funeral pa4ors Intsrnent In Laksvisw cem-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09

PUBLISHERS NOTICE Travelling agents are
. A. Mcclellan. o. B. Loomis, @. Lewis Cover and
~ ne nchard. CITY collector are r. +. Hawley,
franl Hnditch. y. r. Gohlke. G. n. Ste6en and
Rohsrt Akin Postmsstsn evsrywhere are our
nGsos. Pay money only to these and TO our resi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09

s-->-------~------------- - - ~
constructlon Of the baaon u = 81 X
the proposed high sckos5 h
accordance with ~ 4
spectncations, copies AZ ~ q
seen at this office or a. INV H. s
office, Boone 4 Corner. M ~
rr9Posais must be accomr;;5 +!
dollars, payable to the oFSSe ~ ~
rotary OF the board. -
Inc board reserves the 49, u. z 81
any and all proposals. |l
IN. THE DISTRICT CoT5rT - .,
United states, Ninth Circnif ~
washington, Northern Divi1ie4 y
No. 't ib7s OF fhomas crshsn, d
Notice is. hereby given tb.t i. }. i. G: n
named bankrupt has this M, ~ l3 ~
court his petition praying fhsf Fs T.
eharre FROM Dy 'ne court court 70 have 8 ~ Z
estate, except such debts AZ ~ ~
excepted from such dischsr,s ,. 3l-4
said petition will be heard IN ~ ~
az seattle. In said district, on "a ~ 1f
or February, A. ID. 1900 AZ <Es2 NJ ~
ten O'Clock In the forenoon 49,. l! =
ana place all creditors and ofh1s .s
" interest may appear and r6S5, 2 49,
II any they, have. why the orsvxs y -
peIitioner should not be Rrantc6 -
dated January Sth, A. ID. 49, 4 8 vi
-. SAAlN Cl&{k
UNITED STATES MARSHALL ~ : =
North district Of Washinsfo~ ~
BY virtue of an order Of ssis =. ! 3; Il
OF the United States district -
the North division, district 81 ~.
ton, on the 9th day of Janussv ~ y r.
Is hereby given that / win Ell 81 ~
auction. for cash, on Mondsv. ~ ~ lIll1
OF January, 1900. at il c'cIocS ! ~ "a
the front door Of the United 6fsSs y -
building. northeast corner ~ T~z<ss 49,
enue and Marion street, HeaffiS ~ y
the schooner Laurel, her bosis ~
sne now lies at anchor near ~ ~
mill. Seattle. Wash. c. w. 8SI ]! IL
BY JOHN sTRINaERs. i Dspal,M 49,
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF KfSn 4 -.
ty. washington, and to WhoI b sS
Notice. Is hereby given thst ~ = !.
books OF King county. stats II WSsSl =
over to me. Charles r, WhiffSS !, 4 z< !
county treasurer Of said kim es5S{{s ~ ~
the collection OF taxes thofsS@ ~ u
after the first Monday OF Fe6rsnfs ~
proceed to the collection 8. ~ =. '.s.l
cording to law. ''ss Ma 81 az,
Given this 9Th day Of ysn,,sty ~
CHARLES p. WHiTTf ;xS 2 4
County Treasurer Of King CouS3v \ s&
UNITED STATES MARsHAIs9 H. n
North Division. District Or W1S615 ~
BY virtue Of an order Of sale - Sf
of the United States district cotf{ ~ 4
North division, district Of Mr.
on the I'd day Of January. 1e0o ~ I: =
hereby given that I WIN seii 81 IN y r. d
January, 1900. at II O'Clock Z. 6 IN -
front door Of the United iet11;5 ~ I
buflmng. northeast cofnRp TS1711S' ~
Marion street. Seattle, WaG7SS{S w
steamer Beaver. her engtne1 hol|S17 s5:
chinery, boats. tackle, apparel, SnS ~
ances and furniture. ~ she now NJ r. ~
wharf at Eliza island. Whale0n q 4
Washington. g, M m ~
By JOHN sTRIN0ER. pspat1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale of extra fine furniture, the
contents of 7-room private residence
Bickerton & Dewitt will sell by auction
on the premises No. 814 East Republican
Thursday, the 18th, at II o'clock sharp,
bed sets. brass bedsteads. bureaus, COM
modes, springs, mattresses, extension
bles, Singer cabinet sewing machine, ex-
ira fine sideboard, Turkish couch, writ
ing desk fine lamp, roller top desk, re-
yolving chair, canned fruit, extra fine
steel range. gas range, washing ma
chine. kitchen furniture: also a full
bl0oded Jersey COW. Take Broadway
car: Bickerton & Dewitt. auctioneers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09

1000 rockmen wanted on White Pass 3
Yukon railroad, at highest wages; also
station men. good side rock work let
to M. J. Heney, contractor. u and 10
Colman block, Seattle, or Inns Of Court
building, Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09

COAL miners, $50 OF. by contract;
knot savers, e: skidder, S.; hook
pers, Il cord. tools furnished, house to
bach In, pay any time; graders and
roadmen. 81. free pass; tie contract. 200
apiece; failers. s2.76; rigging slingers.
foot; hand laundry helper. government
teamsters and laborers. 81 board 81;
mill hands; hotel cook: hotel runner, $50
and found; laundryman, as week.
Cranes. l06 WASHINGTON street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGMENT WANT AID
AGENCIES.

Ths Post-Inteleencer has established branch agsn.
sss where classified advutisenents WI b recsvsd
antn 10 p. =. each day Tho rates charged ~ re
branch agencies arr the same % At the
osucW business ofhc4. Cash Ads only WIN D. tAken
q banch agencies Following b the list OF agencies;
Yorlxe Barrington's drug store,
second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. =. Fisher.
broadway and Janes.
Renton Hail Pharmacy, MaalsOn
street and fifteenth avenue.
WalIa Walle Pharmacy, Twenty-
Aret and East JeAerson.
Treeborn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave-
auo south and jackson.
ShirtleEs Drug store, Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
sehmits' Drug store, 1O22 Howell,
eorneR DoRsn.
North Seattle Pharmacy, DattsRy
ona First avenue.
4. y. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
ana Fifth avenue NORTH.
y. D. Costigan's Pharmacy, Qusen
Nnne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prsston's Pharmacy, ballard ~.
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, SEAT
tie School District No. !, at their office,
Seventh avenue and Marion street, will
receive sealed proposals until o'clock
p. M Monday. January =, 1900 for the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Executors Of the Strong Estate Must Not
Sell Certain Securities


Sell Certain Securities
New YORK, Nov. lG-Judcc La
combe of the United States circuit
court. on the application of Ellza L.
Grlswo!d OF Philadelphia, has granted
a temporary injunction against Mary
I. Strong, T. Il. Strong and Albert K.
Shattuck. individually and as execu-
tors and trustees Of the viii Of the late
William l.. Strong, which restralns
them from parting with or disposing OF
certain mortgages, bonds, stocks and
other securities claimed by the com.
p.alnant.
The bill of complaint states tnat
pr!or 10 Nov. >. 1900, the complainant
entrusted to the late William l.. strong
certain moneys, approximately amouht-
ing To Sl62 900, for the sole purpose OF
investing the same for her benent and
account; that Mr.. Strong advised her
from time TO time that sucn invest
monts Were made III good and suiilc-ent
mortgages. bonds and stocks and other
securities.
The papers also assert that on the
death OF Mr.. Strong the defendants
took possession Of his estate, lnc!udihs
Property owned by the Complainant
which on the l2th Of November they
refused 10 deliver TO the petitioner; ana
she therefore asks that the three de-
PENDANTS or their agents be restrained
from selling. delivering or parting with
the properfy men toned
The connection of Mr.. Strong with
the Griswolds extended over Il long
period. He was one Of the most init
mate friends of the elder Grlswold
now deceased The suit is brought by
the heirs as individuals, ana not by
the Grswold Worsted company. II Is
thought that this claim will be amica.
bly, adjusted, and will not come to
trial.
Major Putnam B. Strong said that
! his mother owns the house, IL West
| Fiity,seyenth street, which may DC
worth Sl15, OUo; and that she also has
small income from property lett her by
her grandfather, Israel Shelton, a
| Southern planter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
RESULT ARI0T
Striking Cigarmakers Succeed in
Shutting Down Every Fac
tory at Tampa.
American Union Had Ordered a
Strike but Spaniards Re-
fused to Obey.
Battle Follows Between OppOs-
ing Forces and the Police
Close All Shops.

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. ia miniature
riot broke out at the gates Of the cigar
factory of Gonzales, Mora q Co. Sew.
eral hundred shots were fired. No one
was injured and the mob was dispersed
by the police.
For several days trouble has been
brewing between the members Of the
International Cigarmakers' union and
the Spanish union, known as the Re.
sistancia. Members Of the Interna.
tional union have quit work in a mum.
Der Of factories, throwing about
1900 persons out of employment.
The Spanish union is apparently not
in sympathy with the movement and
about 800 Of its members continued at
work in the Gonzales factory. The In.
ternatlonals marched up and demanded
that these men come out. They were
warned off the premises. An lnterna.
| tional man tried to push his way
| through the gates and was fired upon
by the Italian guard. a volley was
fired in reply from the street. The
front and sides Of the building We're
riddled. Those inside fired blindly
through the windows. No one was
hit, however. The police soon arrived
and dispersed the crowd.
All factories closed at noon and to
prevent further trouble 100 extra police
and squad Of deputy sherltfs were
! sworn III.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
MRS. M'kINLEI'S NEPHEW.
Assistant Paymastcr j. :. Barber o'cS
Hong Kong.

Assistant paymastcr J. :. Barber Dies NJ
Hong Kong.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-News has
been received here Of tho death from
typhoid fever Of Mrs. Mckinley 5
nephew, Assistant Paymas,crJ. ;. Bar'
Der. at Hong Kong. The news came
in the form Of dispatch to the navy
department from the commander o.
the Monterey. to which young baroer
was attached.
News of the death was conveyed 20
the White House personally by Captain
Crowles acting chief Of the navigation
bureau. and caused great grief to Mrs.
Mckinley and the president.
MIR. Barber entered the Ohio volun'
teers at the outbreak Of the Spanish
war as private. with his cousin,
James Mckinley. and was commended
for gallant conduct. He was mustered
ont nj the end of the war and when Nc
recovered his strength. which had been
shattered by the exposure anu na,u
service to which he was exposeo' ne
,r.s given a commission III the navy a.
AN assistant paymastcr.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
KILLED By 4 CABLE CAR.
Well known New Hampshire Priest Run
Over in New York.

Well known New Hampshire Priest Run
Over in New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Rev. Father
John L. Barry, vicar general OF the
diocese Of Manchester and Concord, n.
H., and pastor Of st. Johns church.
Concord, was almost instantly killed
by cable car on Broadway late In the
afternoon. In company with Rev. t.
NJ. Callahan of Plymouth. n. H.; Rev
G. W. Murphy Of Portland, Me-. and
Rev. w. j. O'Reilly Of Manchester, n
H., he was crossing the street imme.
diatcly in front of the Astor house
Two cars were passing at the time and
Father Berry, being III the lead,
Jumped across the track to avoid the
first. Before he could be warned he
was caught by the fender OF the other
car and thrown in front of the wheels.
His body was dragged for some dis
tancc, the wheels Of the first truck
passing over and mangling 1t. Traffic
was stopped for some time, owing 70
the difficulty in removing the remains
Father Berry was IS years OF age
and was we'll known throughout New
England. The conductor and motor
man of the car that killed the vicar
were arrested by the police.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
Is SPREADING.
,.,,on in south China Has Grown to
an Alarming Extent.

k.r,on in south China Has Grown to
an Alarming Extent.
kosouAMA, Nov. 2, via Victoria, B.
|yay. 1.-THE rebellion in South
I M has grown to an alarming ex.
|, The Triad party Ill kwang
4, lad been very active since tho
n.a,lou Of Wei Chow. The impe.
,roops were losing ground steadily,
re,,., having renewed the siege OF
!, Chow. They captured Same How.
districts as far rs Mammalian on tho
k,.er i kwang Tung and kiang 81
J. r.sea.
h. commodore Of kwang Tung.
h 800 men. engaged 1900 rebels
Tong kwang Sicp on the 22d. but
l defeated. Three thousand troops
Eu Canton are under orders 10 rein.
k INN. His position was desperate.
! .lic!als and public at Canton are
! state Of panic. The British consul
Canton reports having received q
Ind robln from the rcformcrs asking
/. 10 use his influence 10 have for
|aers leave the city. as they are de-
,a, of capturing Canton and over
|ov.ng tine Manchu power.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
sAGklnu WlnfGr Port.

!; ihKiNd, Tuesday. Nov ID bfiis',
-, 1'VF General Humphrey OF 1ehui iu'
~Aaiiee's staff has gone to Shah'i
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
BELGIUM'S INTENTIONS.
FeAing to Acquire = Piece OF Chimes
Territory.

PeAing to Acquire = Piece OF Shihesc
Territory.
HgussEIs, Nov. l6.-ln the senate
fe minister Of foreign affairs. Al. >.
hyereau, made tho following state
eeAt with reference to the intentions
Belgium in China:
The government does not contem'
Iate military operations in China nor
fe formation OF gendarmerie. We are
FeAlng to acquire n piece OF territory.
|l' as u simple settlement only ana
PNhout political importance. Inc ac'
|uisillon will be made mt lien Ism or
traaps elsewhere. but it Will not give
pse 10 military operations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
e ts,e Powers to Chinese
p.,ce ENJOYS Practically
Agreed Upon.
!. MINOR Phrases of Several
,n,ortant Questions to
BE Settled.
.;.,ers Have Cabled for H.
.,r,,,tions on the Points
in Dispute.

Nov. 1.-THE note of the
- the Chinese plenipotcntiarics
,h,lly be ready to submit within
~ 10 days. This announcement
'.,3e 1T the conclusion Of Il meet
:. ministers. 1t is added that all
!. under discussion have been
..cally agreed upon, except minor
!. II several Of the most important
.,;,n. Concerning these points the
..,sr. have cablcd for instructions,
II they expect to receive before
- the date OF the next meeting.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
Work Begun on Lipton's New Yacht

GLASGOW, Nov. 1.-THE work OF
building Sir Thomas Lipton's new
Americas cup challenger Shamrock II
has been started i'll Denny's yard at
Dnmbarton, within an enclosure. q.
L Watson, the yacht designer, has
laid ont the lines of the framework,
which will be constructed Of nickel
steel The plates probably will be OF
bronze
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
Lmpcror VIII Return to pcking.

lien TslN, Nov. I6.-It is reported
lat an imperial cdict has been issued
PlAouncirg that Emperor kwang ~
(ul the empress dowager will return
Z feking. A Russian column OF $50
caen, with four guns. which left here
Foy, 1, returned Nov. ., having en-
Eased the Chinese. AT Hsla Tsans the
russians fought 1000 Chinese troops
PPsperslng them and killing 200. Inc
russians had no casualties.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
LAST OF THEN START.
lercan Troops in China Leave for the
Philippines.

Philippines.
NAsHNGToN, Nov. l6.-Quartermas.
] Ludding;on is informed that the
Aasport sumner sailed from Nagasakl
-.as the day for Manila with four
tops OF tie Sixth cavalry and four
E,erics Of tho Third artillery. l. Is
D reported that four companies OF
Fifteenth infantry left Taku bound
) Manila. The troops mentioned
5npr.se the last Of tho United States
|n4y III China withdrawn for service
TIE Philippines. The only troops OF
q United States now III China are the
Eauon guards ut Pcking i'll command
General Chaffec.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
;n.,,aot m.an toh ,h. the Gulf of Liao.Tung), to
inspect that place regarding its availa.
bility as q winter port. - ''"4'"'
immigration to Cmh,

WASHINGTON. Nov. l6.-Accordino 70
. statement from tue division of cns.
toms and lnsular affairs Of tho war do.
partmcnt the total number of ;,n,a;
grants arriving at Havana during the
past hscal year was 2l, ,l07. of whom
A.2ob came from the United States
i''9oo from Spain, S7l from Mexico
ana 9S2 from other countries
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
Xix ray Of Officers Abroad.

BERLIN. Nov. l6.-The rcichstag pii'
f'oVldlng for third supplementary
.tealt on account of the China cSpeoi,
y noh fixes the salary of Field N''rsnai
'ount Won Waldersce Mt 10000 marks
annually, with large extras. Inc aisl, a,
non commanders will receive oo'ooo
.Aarks and extras. and lower oHiuufs
"i'i y, be paid proportionately. ihc
aooye are five times the rates OF 'h'
'"Arles paid ut home.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16
FIRE IN THE MONTEREY.

'"ih'S fortunately Checked Rcfor.
Teaching the Magazine,
VICTORIA, 3. c., Nov. 6-Mail nd.
vices from the Orient saw that fro
broke out i'll the United States steam.
snip Monterey Oct. 2l The flames
came from the electric light room, and
II was feared that they would spread
to the magazine. Volunteer tiremen
however, soon brought their hose into
play. ana III short time danger was
passed. Five of the crew who had
gone below narrowly escaped suifoca.
ton. The damage was small.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16

u.iicyed They Have Foun"rre" M"
an Board perishcd.

IN Board rerislcd.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. r. w.
MN Of this city has received dis-
.,.,ah from Captain Haley OF the tug
m'"aa- r.. .t Providence, Il. l.. TO the
atysct that the coal barges Hudson anu
% nnn.rt Insle Carter had been los.
a%o h,rges in tow of tho Teaser' ieit
,,aro M a week ago for Providence Ac'
.',;.,r - IN, dispatch, the barges pc'
came separated from the 'us ,,a om the
tauk Point Thursday nish' ,;aaa "u as ,hev
height of the gale. 1t Is oe',osrI rs. ,d @ ,osi,
have foundered and all Oh oo'." r,nt,;n tain
On board the Hudson weie Ms
Leicester Webb OF WaAe"cio' :a,.nt .'
his brother John and !, an ,,ras ass,'s assist.
Captain l. +. Bartlett aud .ha" tnr's sha a'' be-.
ants we're Oh the Carter whon 'A0 W.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16

Il have always used Foiey's Honey
ard Tar cough medicine. and think II
the best in the world. says Chas.
BENDER. a newsdealer at Erie. Pa.
CHRIS. SCHJTZ
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-11-16

Puts life and hope in the human
heart makes you weli-keeps you we'll.
That's what Rocky Mountain lea does.
FRANK SMITH.