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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Inglaterra y los beers
Dos mil millones de frances

Ell corresponsal del Manchester
Guardian" en- la ciudad del Oabo dice
que ell general boer Dewet ha mani
festado al residente ingl6s en- Bloen
fontein que resistira hasta ell 1ltimo
llmite, pues sus hjos han sucunbido
en- la lucha, su mujer ha muerto de
pena y el NADIA espera va mas que el
triunfo 8 la muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
AUN HAY B0ERS EN- Ell CAMPO

Despachos de Lorenzo Marquee
aGrma que el general ingl@s Ian
Hamilton ha escrito al general Luis
Botha pretendiendo su rendici6n asf
como la de todas las guerrillas que
manda aquel caudillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
ATE>NCION

ACaband0se de recibir
en- esta imprenta una
gran remesa de papel =
del tamai1o del peri6dico
/" BOletin MerCantil . sc
ofrece d LIS resma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
BeTHA NO Sc RINDE
c0NTEsTACI0l DlGNA

Ell geperalfsimo boer ha contes
tado que luchara mientras le quede
un' p5imo de terreno para abril una
trinchera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
EL C0hfLICT0 CHINO
FRANCIA Y Russia
RETIRkRAN ALGJN0S BARC0S

Despachos de Londres dicen que
Russia y Francia, al embarcar sus
tropas en- Taku, dispondran que Sc
retiren del Mar Amarillo algunos
barcos de guerra de sus respectivas
escuadras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
ll.HUNG.CHANG DISPuEST0
ALAS NEG0ClACI0NES De PAz

Noticias de Tion- Tsin recibidas
por via Cheffoo aseguran que l.
Hung Chang ha manitestaco a los
Ministries extranjeros que esta q sus
ordenes para dar principle q los ira
bajos para la estipu!acion de la paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
ADNeE IRAN EsTos

Los despachos referidos agregan
que muchos beers faltos de recur'
sos para emigrar 4 Europa tratan
de establecerse en- les posesiones
alemanas del occidente afrs9ano y
en- la isla de Madagascar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Information DOr cable
NueVa York, 4 De OctubIe
s0LDADos P0RTucuEsEs
ENEL AFRICA DEL SUR
S0LDAD0S P0RTUGUESES
EN- FL AFRICA DEL SUR

Despachos de Durham dicen que
ha llegado a Beira un trasporte con-
duciendo tropas que ell gobierno
portugues destina a los territories
lusitanos limftrofes al Transvaal,
que han siio irvadidos por los
beers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04

of the Beers have not the means for
emigrating to Europe, sand are plan
ming to establish them elves in the
Germany possessions in Western
Africa and the island of Madagas
car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
GACETA Dc HOY

Publica una sentencia del Tribunal
Supreme de Justicia que insertamos en-
otro lugar de este n1mero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Ii Hung Chang for
Negotiations for Peace

News from Tien Tsin is to the
effect that Ii Hung Chang has in
formed the foreign ministers that he
is at their orders for beginning the
task of negotiating peace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
CABLE NEWS.
Portuguese Army
In South Africa.
Portuguese Army
in South Africa

Dispatches from Durham state
that a transport has arrived at Beira
conveying troops that the Portu-
guese government has sent out to
the Portuguese frontier of the Trans
vaal, said territory having been in
vaded by the Beers.
Where the Beers are Going.
Said dispatches add that's many
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Don Ricardo Alfonso

Si tOdOs los espa1Oles aqul residen-
tes, cooperaran como es So deber, y
secundaran la conducta del Sr. Alfonso,
que sirve de lena a estas lineas, segu.
ramente que 81 hoy Sc encuentran a
gran altura las sOciedades "Auxilio "
Mdtuo" ."Oasino Espafol y, entonces
causarian completa admiration.
AL visitar dichas sociedades, sc nota
inmediatamente la buena administra
ci6n y su inalterable orden, y que este
resulte en- ambas sociedades, cores
ponde mas que q ning1n otro a la acti-
vidad del senior Alfonso.
Els indudable que reune las cualida-
des mas propias para desempeflar ell
puesto que sc lie ha designado. Y,
realizados los trabajos encaminados a
la formation de Ia union, y constituida
de hecho la "Oolonia Espanola" a min
guno con mas meritos, q mi entender,
Corresponds Ia Presidencia.
Lo die en- una junta general del
"Auxilio", y vuelvo a repetirlo:
{" Els tai ell concepto- que me mereCe
ell sefor Alfonso, que 81 buscamos en- la
lista de los socios uno para reempla
earle en- la Presidencia, no hallarfamos
otro que reura sus condolences.
Y, este juicio milo que diariamente
sc confrma por sus acertadas gestio-
mes, esta en- la conclencia de todos,
tornado por su energfa, cordura, natu.
ralidad, voluntad 6 iniciativa, condi.
clones indispensables que deben reunil
los que han de ocupar tan signifcado
puesto, para que sea desemnenado a
satisfaction de todos.
San Juan, Abril IS de 190O".
Ausente desde aquella fecha don
Ricardo Alfonso, ipodrfa el0gtarse igual.
mente ala actual Direction del Casino
va sea esta individual 6 colnpuesta de
todos sus miembross
Son mis- compatriotas y no puedo
recriminarlos pero no por ESQ he de
dejar de apuntar aqu( algo de 10 que
pasa, y de 10 que debe hacerse para
corregir su NAL efecto, 10 mas prontc
possible, porque cada dia que pasa sc
empafia mas ell espejo, y Sc complica
mas su buen nombre.
j No Sc We acaso 10 que esta pasando
en- ell Casino i Hasta cuando va q
durar ese cdmulo de cOsas
Tai vez Sc busque defensa para des.
virtuar ell des6rden manifesto que sc
ha realizado Y continda realizandose
abusando de la paciencia y de la ma
nera juiciosa de pensar de la mayorfa
de los socios;
Tai vez Sc suponga que no hay ca
mino alberto para que Sc haga cesar de
una vez los atropellos que Sc cometen
sir respeto nj consideration a nadie;
Tai vez sc crea que ell silencio signi
flea tenor, cuando es Observable para
eyitar el pal efecto que q los socios en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Botha Will not surrender.
The Chinese conflict.
France an Russia

Dispatches from London state
that Russia and France on embar-
king their troops at Faku, will ar
range to Withdraw from the Yellow
Sea a part of the ships of their res
pective squadrons.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
Beers still in Camp.

Beers still in Camp.
Dispatches from Lorenzo MIR
quez assert that Gen. Hamilton of
tie English army has written to
Gen. Louis Botha, demanding that
he surrender with all his guerrilla
bands.
Botha Will not surrender.
the Boer commander has replied
that be will continue the struggle
as long as one foot Of ground is lett
to him, and energy enough to dig
a trench.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04
B0LETIN MERCANTIL DE PTO.-RICO

xatered ct the Post Ofics at San Juan, 2. R.,
- sscend GLASS matter July "A, 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-04

ADvxRksIHa RATKs.-1e cents, end upwards
Per line
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
Proposal for "Pacific Blockade
OF Chinese Ports Discussed
at Washington.
Action Due to the Hostile At.
tltude OF the Chinese Fleet
at Shanghai.
Scheme ResOrted to but Sew.
eral times in the Course
ola Century.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-The report
from st. Petersburg. said to have been
made Oh the authority Of the Rus.
sian naval staff, that. owing TO the
hostile attitude of the Chinese fleet at
Shanghai. Russia proposes to blockade
the Chinese naval ports" created.
much interest at the navy department
and III government circles generally.
AS there is no statement to the effect
that it is to be preceded by G declara.
ton of war, it is assumed the blockade
proposed comes under the designation
i'll international law of "pacific block.
ade. 4 pacific blockade is considered
something Of an nnomoly and although
Its justification is not recognized by
some writers on international law, il
has been
Kcsorted to on Several Occa.ions
during the past century and the ma.
Jority OF writers now recognize it as q
measure Of constraint short Of war. 1t
has been instituted some times by the
joint action Of several countries, some.
times by single power. in some cases
against all vessels and in other cases
against only the vessels Of the nation
concerned. The penalty generally has
been the seizure and confiscation Of the
property and cargo Of the offending ma
tion. or seizure and detention.
The legal position Of a pacific block
ade. however. is so unsettled as to the
attitude Of the blockaders toward the
vessels Of states not concerned that
their course has varied in almoss every
instance.
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RETURN TO PEkING.
Foreign Ministers Address Individ ual
Letters tc Prince Ching.

Foreign Ministers Address individual
Letters to Prince Ching.
PEKISG, Sept. g. win Taku. Sept. 20.
ALI the foreign ministers have ad.
dressed notes to Prince Ching suggest
ing the return to Peking of the em.
peror and the court. The notes were
informal and not written in diplo-
matte capacity. The writers do not
consider them binding upon their re-
spective governments. The diplomats
acted jointly in the matter. but the let.
ters were sent individually. These did
not contain any assurances. but merely
suggested the return Of the emperor.
Prince Ching undertook to deliver the
notes. The outcome is matter OF
speculation, the doubtful element be.
ing the influence Of Prince Tuan and
General Tung Fuh Slang. who may re.
strain the court.
General Chatfee. discussing the prob
abilities. said:
Il do not believe that any European
monarch would enter the camp OF his
allied enemies, and / doubt that the
empress dowager will do SO. 1t is gen.
erallv conceded that the restoration OF
the Chinese government is essential.
have favored the withdrawal of the
main allied force to Yang Tsun and
Tien Tsin, leaving 1000 mixed forces
to guard the Legations"
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p"'" That the Cardinal Has Heen Asked,
tO settle the strike

'a"d That the Cardinal Ha. y.een Asked
1" settle the strike
bAlIIMoi.L. Sept. 2J.-Cardira Gil.
bohs aas been a>l:c | a. act as arbitrator
uttW.en the s.r.a!ng miners aud q.
operators OF me anthracite coal region
VI fennsy.v;hia. While admitting
that hs aa- been approached on the
..ct his ..i.n.ncc said tLpt le had
heard from oray one >icc Ct the parties
III CONTROVERSY asa mus. decline to di
cuss i.'e cc,-tlou ul FILTRATION until
aii had been Leagd ..om. To those who
approached h,m q. the subjec, the car.
dinal said:
II have received oye-tlres from two
or three interested parties, hat / shall
not act until ..Cir More CT the matter.
have not heard irc.u both sides.
Ill you con sent to act If 9th sides
do approach yoa:" he WAS asked.
In that case shall take the matter
under very serious considerations" he
added AS If to emphasize the remark.
Continuing his cininence declared
that he would be glad TO do anything
IN his power to help solve the problem,
which seriously affects so many souls
1t Is said on good authority that the
cardinal has practically agreed to arbi
trnte the differences. and it is though,
likely that the various interests con
ccrncd will decide to leave the settle
ment Of their disagreement to the head
OF the Catholic church III the United
States
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29

'frenc" in session 1t Acrnn.
ton, Ia.
T. IA, sept. 90. 9.-Gcncral
'1eAt Looms Of the Della.
""ahna aud Western min.
~eh' Is IN conference with
wa coal operators in session
AalFinan Of the superintend'
'.@'ion, embracing the min.
al the big coal carrying
41s been delegated to bring
individual operators the
"h'ch this strike Of the coal
be settled.
,as % this meeting. he ad.
was proposed to give 4
.Aciease Oh all wage de.
,"c miners. 1t ID learned
-, IS not altogether agree.
.nn aui'idual operators. some
sI'' u as being unequal,
: ask Of tho coal carrying
av freight concessions.
: = secret and no positive
IS Obtaipahla
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
CONDITION Is PITIABLE.

Hundreds Of storm Sufferers at Nome DE.
pending Entirely ON Charity.
SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. 2Y.-The
steamer Tacoma has arrived from
Nome, which port she left on Sept. II.
She had 525 passengers and about
$500, 600 in gold dust, most Of it from
the Pioneer Mining company. operat.
ing the Anvil Creek mines.
The passengers returning on the Ia.
coma report the condition of many
storm sufferers at Nome as pitiable in
the extreme. Hundreds Of them had
previously been reduced to just enough
provisions to live on and this in many
cases was swept away by the torrent Of
sea water that covered the sand pit.
Hundreds of people, it is said, are walk.
ing the streets without a place to sleep
and depending entirely upon the char.
ity Of friends to secure enough to eat.
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laehcli Comments on the Pro-
kn rsr Cent Increase.
b. ps.. Sept. .9.-Prcs,dent
tie United Mine Workers
emphatlcally denied that
.s ended. He has not
Ay notified by anybody rep.
tAe olcrators Of the reported
.er cent increase in wages
y. Ac !, not III negotiation
fae.
10 doubt that Mr.. Mitchell
ia. knowledge Of efforts on
ne coal Carrying Companies
n.eres,s 10 end the strike. but
Pee; he will not say q word.
at was very quiet here up tn
" 4 aren't excitement nll
lai:y regarding the settle.
L strike was not reflected
Fcae.! held two rather long
'a' over the long distance
he declined, rs usual, to
Ae was talking to. When
" ler cent increase would be
!, Ae declared that it would
Mitchell held no conference
quarters here with anyone
lyrcnOOn.
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l..o,;yes Of the Big Coal
.u;.s Discuss Settle
ment Of Strike.
lea Give an Increase in
l. Inf Will Not RecOg-
uizc the Union.
|. MITCHELL Of the Nile
lrr, Says the Offer Is


,rrr. Pa, Sept. 2o.-Ths
ives Of tho big coal com.
I.,o Iackawanna aud Wyo.
LII had u conference in the
H.. l1high Valley Coal com.
M. city. General snperin'
.,brop Of the Lehigh Valley
r-e.idlng.
r..ood that President Trues.
|. }aekawanna company has
n the supcrintendents the
,,,.m,u, Of the miners strike
Il tx the presidents of the
|vip- railroads. Up to this
.snresen,atlves Of tho com.
in. section have had ar.
aver ani before any move
Dy ,he Presidents OF the COM
MsA oillcials in charge OF
tcere consulted. But 1t would
,r tia, tine presidents OF the
ha,, rclcgated all power to
Tie large individual op-
ere not represented ut the
i tina, some OF the representa-.
Ie companies here. while they
o,to.e the granting OF an III.
wages or a reduction III the
fowder, will advise against
!, The miners union.
uch discussion. the views Of
na.ng the conference were
!. 10 their supcriors in New
liz meeting adjourned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
REyERIDGE IN MINNESOTA.
Ind,n.s Senator Give" sn E"'""S'"s''
Reception nj Minneapolis.

India.s Senator Given m E"'""''"s''e
Reception nj Mi""eap"'i".
MrSNrAporIs. Sept. 29.-The meeting
in honor Of United States senator a. y
Beycridgc here was the most inposlhs
nublic demonstration held III MIME,
apolis since the Republican h"'io'iAl
convention eight years ago. More 'nan m
6 600 men were in the parade wh'cn ..e ae
senator reviewed, and more than ',oou
heard him speak. others beng '"rne'. .e
away. The speech was delivers" az 'he
exposition building. .;..;o
The meeting was most entnus'as'io :
and Senator Beveridge was gwen /"
rousiug reception. Preceding nim Oh
the programme of speeches were Tu'e. nr 4
material Nominee Van SAINT "h" ~. a.
A. Ames, nominee for mayor OF M'nn'
apolis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29

MAKE. Drtcf Speeches In y Number .:
Places.
Sioux CITY. In. Sept. 90 William
]. Bryan. Democratic presidential cah'
didate. boarded the special train pro.
yidcd by the national committee and
started from this city at 1880 n. III. on
his long speaking tour-the last before
election. Tho Dakota line was crossed
in a few minutes and the train soon
was travelling swiftly across the prai'
ries in n westerly direction.
Mr.. Bryan was interrupted while eat
ing breakfast to make speech Mt Ver'
million. He had previously spoken at
Elk Point. There were large and en-
thusiastic crowds at both places.
Ynnkton was the next stopping place
and hero Mr.. Bryan spoke at length TO
. large crowd. ;. ,,
A. Mitchell a "corn belt festival
was in progress and Mr.. Bryan made
the principal speech Of his days jour
ncy there.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
ONE NINE STARTS UP.
Employee Go 20 Work Under Protection
Of Dcputics.

G.mpiOyeo OO 10 w O1k Under PROTECTION
Of Dcputics.
SHANoKIN. Pa, Sept. 29.-Contrary
to expectation Of strike leaders most Of
the employees Of the North franklin col.
liery near Trcvorton. operated by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal aud
Iron company. reported for work dur.
ing the morning under protection OF n
big force Of deputies and coal and iron
police.
There was no sign OF a clash between
tho deputies and the small crowd OF
strikers that gathered rs the collicry
resumed at o'clock. The strikers had
agreed to keep away from the com.
pany's property.
Not colliery in this section. except
ing the North Franklin. is at work.
Operators are doing lot of canvassing
to influence miners TO return TO work
OH Oct l.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
Ashland District Closed Tight.

SHENANDOAH. Pn. Sept. 29.-Not n
single collicry north Of Broad Mountain
is working. The employees Of the Potts
collicry at Locustdale, west Of Ashland.
have failed to report ana that operation
is closed. 1t was the last of the three
workings in the Ashland district to
shut down and employs probably 900
hands. About 5000 mine workers III
that section are idle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
Raise . Fund to Fight Strikes.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 29.-The most
important action taken by the national
convention Of the United Typo,netae
Of America. in session here, SO far Is
the establishment of an emergency
fund Of 100000. The purpose Of this
fund, il is sa d. is to provide money to
fight strikes and loycotts IL wAlch the
interests OF any memper ot the Iy.
pothetae are involved IAiS fund Will
be raised by assessmo ~ q the mem
lavS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
Inin- l-sceilen. " nrh.

AUSTIN, Ten, stp,. -. -Governoi
Sayyr> reported coaa!'ion, IL Galveston
as greatly improve. The re..ei con'
mittec is doing excellent worS and IN,
people generally tax Eopyt.:i. There
are about !, iOo MA j; WorG clear.AI
away the d. br.s / : his opinion that
1t Will require -i.01J ,aen 10 remove a.
debris within t..e ,teN. % days. las
is, however, bu. al estimate, ana Il
may require II longer tlu.c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29

~ 'reeland MAX. n D.mon.
'"n at h"xlcbrook.
.,. Ia. Sept. 20.-There was
! DINE 'Aefs from Freeland to
ill., ( the morning and as
[ner. .norts Of these men to
kn,1 @Sorhlns " at the colliery
(icali,". !" 70. there. tho plant
huns shut down. The
|nd ',ed =, !, about 100 and they
6vo a. m. They reached
Her, !, miles distant. before
tbrou 'ile strikers distrib ibutcd
les 90 sh the town and called
k@ol' men who had not
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
TAKEN By RUSSIANS.

Chinese Town Of kirin Captured aud Its
Garrison Disarmed.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 29.-Genernl
Aigustotf has sent the following tele'
gram to the war office:
"Rennenkampf captured Kirin Sept.
"a and established his headquarters
there. The Chinese troops were dis
armed
The Kirin referred to In the st.
Petersburg dispatch is probably Kirin'
Fela. also written Kirin.O .Oula, a town
Of Manch, la. capital Of the province
OF Soongarec. 1t is enclosed by earthen
ramparts aud is the residence Of Man
chm yiccrOy
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29

Three progressive natione OF the world
are the great food consuming nations
Good food we'll digested gives strength
II you cannot digest all you eat. yor
need kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digesti
what You eat. You need not diet your.
self. 1t contains all Of the dgestantt
com bined with the best known tonicf
ard reconetructives. 1t Will even digee,
all classes Of foods In bottle. No Other
preparation will do this. II instantly
relieves and quickly cures all stomach
troubles.
Cook & ODEE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
LIABILITIES HEAVY.


W. A. Erown & sons, Wooden Manufac-
turers. Ask AN Extension Of Time.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. CIV. A.
Brown & Sons. wool dealers. who also
own and operate the Phoenix mills,
manufacturers Of wool and yarn, have
asked for an extension of time from
their creditors. Members of the firm
admitted this statement and added that
they believed the extension would be
granted. The liabilities of the firm are
variously given at amounts ranging
from l.OV0.0OO to 81, 100000. Samuel
Browne. member Of the firm, would
make no statement as to the liabilities
or assets. but stated that with an ex.
tension Of time the firm would be able
70 nav dollar for dollar.
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yet struck. There was slight flnrrv
OF apprehension in AazlehrooL 'ly ...ny
the people learned thar 80 Wei
Ireclana strikers had arrived. but as
tue marchers showed no dispositio~ 10 :"
Oecome unruly tie excitement soo,,
subsidized. ooon
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and to send fast cruisers from the allied
sQuadrons to protect their transports.
The general staff announces that Rus.
sian troops are massing around Kirin.
in Manchuria, where there are 5000
Chinese.
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SAY HE WAS COERCED.

pr,rce Ching Made Three Contributions
to tho boxers Fund.
PrxISG, Sept. 22. via Taku. Sept.
29.-The American legation has in its
nossession a subscription list for the
Boxers which shows the name OF Prince
Ching ms having made three subscrip.
tions. The list was discovered by Mis-.
sionary Wherry. Frinds of Prince
Ching declare that he was coerced into
giving.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
lrytnK tO Get Ashlnnd Mi,,

ASHLAND, Pa. Sept. 29.-Eyervthin,
. 'e'"s "ohe 10 getthe Ashland miners
o"'. IL Is quite probable the union
v''"e"s VIII succeed ia closing down all
'a.c 'oi1ieries III lais district. Several
~ y, cue sna.t men Lave not gone out vet.
1hc town is very orderly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-29
vyu, H,ock.de Chinese Ports.

viii Block nde Chinese Ports.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. 29.-The Rus
sinn navy staff announces that it is
nronosed to blockade all Chinese naval
rorts in consequence Of the hostile atti.
tude of the. Chinese fleet at Shanghai
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Southern Pacific Wreck.

Southern Pacific Wreck.
OGDEN. Utah, Sept. ga disastrous
wreck occurred on the Southern Pacific
at Gartner Siding, near the Utah.Ne.
vada line. Train No 4, due to arrive
at Ogden at p. m., went into the ditch
and person was killed and about 10
others more or less injured.
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Allen Halverson OF West Prairie, Wis, a.,
says: "People come ten miles to buy
Foley Kidney Cure" while J. A. Spero,
Of Helmer. Ind, says: ut is the medi-
cal wonder OF the sge."
CHRIS. SCIIUTZ.