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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-05
Moneyto loan on approved
security. Z. w TAYLOR.

S~S~ftsy# -s Wv sdFiOFs
Hon. Jas. Bullock and Peter Harmon
OF Pierpont attended the convention
Saturday.
have a choice lot OF fine Siberian
Millett seed for sale. Thos. Mckennett.
Harry Jessup was in town Sunday.
Nj. a. Thul or Frank Sears can tell you
all about it.
Ii you need cut flowers or ported
plants for Easter order them at The
Fair.
The resolutions adopted by the Re-
publican convention have no uncertain
ring about them.
Try a Washington Irving and be CON
WINGED it is the best Zoe. cigar in the
market.
d. w. Farquhar OF Webster was visit
ing his Groton friends yesterday
Groton Independent.
We have now tue incest cOuches ever
in town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin 4 Foster.
Jay Tiffnev arrived in the city Friday
night aud intends to make Webster his
home Tor the future.
Wanted Il girl to do general house
work-top wages paid for good help.
Apply to Mrs. +. Ross.
b. 4. Potter OF Butler was in web
ster several days this week c~anvassing
for wall paper orders.
Just received a car load OF buggieS
and surries, all OF the latest patterns al
Chns. Hawklnson's.
Mrs. j. A. johnson went to MllDah
on the freight yesterday to Visit her
mother who IL quite sick.
those who suffer the untold mIserles
of headache try Aesculapius, 20 cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
The Peterson High Class Entertainers
will appear at the optra mousse hohu"'
and tuesday, April 8 aud lo.
The best chocolates ~ town. ''n
pa,kage goods aie excellent 10" !
ia,I 20 get them az Peabod, 4.
Al. aud Mr. Geo. Bntl Ter, Chhs. ana
Co., A~cCIuskp, o Butler w'r' mere
Monday in a matter IN probate court
Our opening was very Sa''SI'c'"r
la decided sdcc'ss. lllhhK YOU Nv
doa'i forget thar We VIII %" hri' ~
da. ~ the week with an colilptr'e " '"'
~ he trade will warrant nud ih'hk W.
car. suit YOU IA s~l,tpe-lyl"s aad pth"
1hr CITY MIiiinri! S'oie.
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Up TO Date

Geneva 1900 Mod, r.
Prlces within reach rs ~ Iouei Bicycles
neer Hardware Store, "''' AT the Pho.
tb We W wish just to remark Media ..n
Nothing but pure Havara
'"e Washington Irving C S%a tobacco in
Z. 4. Hyde manager Of tho
west yesterday on business sue mill went
NJ. A. 1 ThUI, tb r%r Gsn Mortop Chocolates
will have to bniId = oo.
'e' '"ke II you want to ~. i p at
the co . va to sell or buy oats Or 10
We have the finest ssortman+ur
cuts IN this part of the sta ,f,.'"t OF horse
New line Of samples $50 0ow .
carpets at the Old Furniture e. Sto UneS) OF
The topic at the Conp1 onn.
n''s VIII be The Meek kim,
'or everything in the bicycle Iinqd, uo ''erS
drove over from NV w ana Jessie Throp
new o ~ your ar old wheels and trade
Stefan ia tue jewelers.
Mary's hospItaNofl@y came in 70
10
sweat Pads Toe per pair, good Har-
less Oil 6Oc pergaIlon at A. SmaiIs.
Fred Minch returned from Wisconsin {
asst week and will spend the sum mer !
Two apprentices in the busin ess will
places at the City Millinery Store. =
The gravel on the street has paid for '
tself and some to spare during the last
week.
Something New! In fine stationery.
-atest shapes and tints at Peabody's. /
+. ID. Landon came up from Lily Sat
Irday night to spent Sunday with his d
amily. u
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Tank Kee as Recommend d.

0hN NSG 90 N&IUiiiuCHu IL
We, The Undersigned, ~ciiizsns OF Fari-
bault heard Grn Bailey (1ank Keel
deliver his opening lecture in the NJ. Il.
church lasi evening and pronounce it
interesting aud .n,priaing as we'll az in
struciiN = in The extreme. We advise all
to hear the remaining lectures.
Miss Sarah Clnrk,
Miss Cynihm Corn well.
Rev. G II sheldon,
Mary K. Hudhes,
Bpv. NJ B. Critehrtt,
j. Weber,
Thos. G. Gardner,
Mrs. Van Eman,
Prof Geo. A Franklin,
l.. ID. Harkins,
Ed. Hoerger,
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. l.. Klemer,
4. g. Stevens.
A fragrant and delicious smoke
Washington Irving, 10 cents
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-05

he Peterson's.
! bills at this office.
NOW lasted pretty quick.
! Beer on tap at Flags saloon.
By vas an ideal spring day.
! a fresh mich COW Tor sale.
VIM. Magnus.
ray was in town yesterday.
the est-Washington Irving.
Berg was up from Lily Monday.
evenings and an aftern Don with
e..
ity schools have vacation this
&c. cigar in town--El ReGAl"-
uL.
lrade has opened up in good
aper all grades and prices at
3.
! will begin in good earnest
/.
lou seen her Darling Kate at
10.
Aasyed was dowa from b rIs-
rday.
lawkinson sells hardware and
~ opening at Elevator Store
ekenney Of Brad ley was in the
stday. 49,.
apher Hat. Try one and you
more.
was down from Pier
your job printing to The
B Office.
Of Lily was a Webster
oaday.
Iolr cut flowers and ported
The Fair.
eding has been done in the
Il week.
Tgains in Day County Lands
Anderson.
demand for Day County real
Sc days.
bottle beer in pints or
Flagstad's.
unity Commissioners are in
8 week.
mas. Hawkinson for ]. L.
ming mills.
! Aspen Of Langford was in
atarday.
Test ID all kinds of liquors go
IDS Saloon.
rope came down from Aber-
y night.
nanlri! is the best cigar at
M. A. Thnl
'gsn 81 Bradley was a Web.
Friday.
aylng wall paper call and see
ave. Ross 4 Co.
'alrs are being made at the
W lhiS week.
~, pHtlerns OF baby cabs at
'hlinre Store.
! The manners
'u's = admire Darling Kate,
Wy . 10 meet her. J.
,ais vas up to Aberdeen
lrsa business.
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|ILWAY TIME TABLE.
lspo MiIw zee & St. Paul R'y
H& DIVISION

Iger East 1O:45 p. IN. Daily.
West 4:50 q. m.
|s;rht Easi $50 q. m. ExcsptSun.
West 1886 p. m.
Freight West 1905 p. m. Daily.
I'M trains subiectto abandonment.
e. A. BRADLEY, Agent.
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Rakes, Shovels &c.

You will nnd complete stock oil these
Ut the right prices at the Pioneer Hard-
ware Store.
T.. g. Hart has packed up his outfit
and gone cut on Ills reservation
TO get ready IL put in "A crop. &C will
larm suni-, ning like l2OO acres this
season and We understand will use q
Case engine power.
Why are there more Crescent Bicy-
sold than any other wheel.
Because the VIII III IL rignt, The price
IN right, the tires Is right aud the CON-
pany will make right any Ching that is
not rigiit, SEE! Ross sells them.
Mrs. ID. W. Bennett died at her late
home in Alchrst.r, =. d., March Goth.
ID. w Bennett WHO was IL resident OF
this city some years ago would be more
easily recognized as Dell Bennett.
Friends here sympathize with him in
his misfortune.
For Lenten Season.
Lent commenced Feb. %. On account
OF the enormous quantity we buy we
can offer:
Alaska Herring, Good as Norway S5c.
for a 10 pound pail. +,
Round Herring SOC. for 10 pound
pail.
Fish OF all kinds cheap.
Respectfully yours,
Chilson i Haugen.
have about twenty quarter sections
OF land on the reservation which l will
lease Tor "a term of years for cash or
share OF crop. All the land IL either
near Enemy Swim lake or within SIX
Dan knight, Agent.
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A fragrant and delicious smoke
Washington Irving, 10 cents
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anti
try to
actions
pa July
of the
ling of
| by the
G show
without
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-05

and ih ho tlopeer Hardware Store. Largest
~ oest assortment in the city.
A. Small, Prom
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
HOPE ABOUT ABANDONED.
Chin~sc Assurance. of safety Of Foreign.
~vs niscr~dit~d.

Chinese Assurance. of safety of Foreign.
~vs Dlscr~ditrd.
LONDON, July l6.-Though hope still
struggles against the conclusion that
the silence nj Pckin Is the silence Of the
grave. the official admissions in both
tha United States and Europe that diplo.
mntists have adopted the r.ssimis,ic
views held by the consuls nt Shanghai
have almost silcnccd those attempting
10 reason ncalns, the circumsiantiAl
evidence which is tecoming 30 cogcnt.
The Chinese assurances aud cdlcis ap-
pear TO observers here 10 bc merely
part o! II Ian 10 cautiously break the
news ~ ;Ac tragedy and dcludc the
foreigners with u tale oi .mIsrlnl guilt
lcssu.sA Bus. II the lomhardment
mentioned ia United State. Consul
Goodnow last message occurred II
must have hccu earned out hy TN. CHI.
ncsc regulars. 30 IL. plea II imperial
defense oi the !. ga,.ons seems 10 fall 10
the ground.
The situation Il. Ticn Ts,n appears To
~ slowly but surely growing worst.
The allied forces are experiencing the
creates, difficulty IA sending forward
yulusOrccmcuts
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
Chris. SCuIIZ
Commander Of Revenue Cutter McCul-
Ioeh Attempts. suicide.

Commander of Revenue Cutter McCul-
Ioeh Attempts. suicide.
PoRT TOWNSEND. Wash, July 10
The United States revenue cutter Nc
Culloch has arrived, eight days from
Dutch Harbor.
For several days before leaving Dutch
Harbor Captain Healey's actions were
such as 10 create suspicion among oifl-
GERS and crew. and as a result close
watch was kept on him. The first day
after sailing the captain came on deck
and after giving some orders relative TO
handling the ship made All attempt to
leap overheard into the sea. but before
he reached the railing was seized by
several Of the crew and taken 10 his
cabin. where u guard was placed over
him. During the night he secured a
medicine bottle unoDserved by the
guard and breaking II used piece OF
the glass in seyeriug n blood vessel III
his left arm. Before much blood was
lost the guard discovered the wound.
which he bound with Il handkerchief.
and called for assistance. Upon arriva!
here Captain H.aley was taken TO the
Marine hospital and put i'll straight
Jacket, where he will bc detained nnu.
the department eau be communicated
with
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
SENATOR GEARS CAREER.
Was One Of lowas Most Prominent rub
lie Men.

Was One Of lowa's MOst Prominent rub.
Tic Men.
John Henry Gear Of Burlington was
born in Ithaca. n. y, April !. 1895; re.
ccived n common school education; re.
moved to Galena. His. in 1886. to Fort
Smelling, Iowa territory. in 1888, and tc
Burlington in 1913. where he engaged
in merchandising: was elected mayor
Of the city Of Burlington in 1868; was
a member Of the Iowa house Of repre-.
scntatiycs OF the Fourteenth. Fifteenth
and Sixteenth general assemblies Of the
state, serving as speaker for the last
two terms; was elected governor Of
Iowa in 1878 and again in 1850; was
elected to the Fifticth and Ffty.firs,
congresses; was beaten for the Fifty.
second; was assistant secretary Of the
treasury under President Harrison, and
was elected to the Nfty-third congress;
was elected Jan. 23, 1894. q senator in
congress from the state Of Iowa for six
years, beginning March !. 1898. His
term Of office would have expired
March 3, 1901.
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United States Senator Gear of
Iowa Dies of Heart Failure
at Washington.
Had Been in His Usual Health
Up to Within a Few Hours
Of His Death.
Was - Years Of Age and One
OF lOWa'S Most Prominent
Public Men.

WASHINGTON. July lB-United States
Senator John Henry Gear Of Burling.
ton, Ia, died Mt 4:3O o. IN. OF heart fail.
ure in his apartments at the Portland,
in this city. While Senator Gear had
been in i'll health for year or more,
death came entirely Unexpectedly. He
was in excellent spirits the previous
night and made engagements with
some political friends Shortly before
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16

shops at South Park were practically
destroyed by fire Friday, all that re.
mains unharmed being the paint shop
The buildings destroyed were the ma.
chine shop. car shop, planning mill. tin
and copper shop, blacksmith shop,
boiler snop, lumber shed and upholstcr.
ing shop. Fifteen box cars were burned
together with 1870, 900 shingles stored in
the buildings The los, is about $3.50.
600.
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''"'' OF Honan Shnnsi Issurs .
frocinnAtiou.

Proclamation.
AsHiN9TGN, July Secretary Hay
''g'A'd an undated dispatch from
- ueAeEa. Goodnow Mt Shanghai
~ 'A"i 'he governor Of Honnu
II Aaa Issued II Proclamation IN.
- ~ ~ terms TO the Eoxcrs.
'D'H >AanSi Is the province living
.4'A'e.y northwest OF Shanghai,
''"e'A That city and Pckin.
80 uei"ral Goodnow 's short dis.
'R'scnts all that the state or
" f"fAnents know OF tho dcvcl.
y 'hlna within tho last -
Ill i''' news only goes TO confirm
Adr. ''ia' the situation in China is
y growing worse instead OF bet.
c,a -a h'nan Shansi referred 70 by
rov a'ow as the place whore the
!. aappears 10 favor tho Boxers IL
~, ~ we state department. to be actu.
4 H., separate provinces Of vast cx.
49,, ing III the western aud northern
k,e,n nina. Shansi. meaning
kc,lr :, 'e'and. is tho province lying
Lca..s vest of Chill. in which Pek,n
san,I % lionan adjoins Shansi on
boy% w. ~, me two might present an
L,no,'.h nhpassablc barrier II, as Mr..
kasc,esS dispatch indicates. they arc
kAxa,aa una undertake to oppose the
hp cara a. march Of the armies az Ii
yce," 's and tho other great south.
b ha. - upon Pckin. No con niirma.
(hs ~ -, reached the state department
ture opn rpI' /, rom st. Petersburg OF the
II q, Iaa p' death OF the Russian min.
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WILL NOT ARREST HIN NOW.

Cuban Authoritiea Waiting for Pa ers In
the Nicely Case.
HAVANA, July l5.-The fiscal says
that Former Director General OF Posts
f. e. Rathbonc will not be arrested
until all the papers i'll the Nicely case
shall have been received from WASH
iugton and that the only discriminating
charge certain against him is al appro-
priat.on Of 200. He also says that a
civil suit for more than SIS, 900 will be
instituted against Rathbone's bonds
men, bu, as Rathbone is already held
as witness he thinks it better to wait
the developments in the Nicely case in
order 10 see il the claim Of Deputy
Auditor Reeves that Rathbone received
$4,000 can be substantiated.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July ia 'cle'
Gram hns been received by relatives an
nouncing tho critical illness OF captain
Cnchlun. who commanned tho cruiser
Raioigh in tho battle Of Manila. he
Ind an attack Of pneumonia III opc'a.
ton Was necessary and his recovery -
ro,nrted doubtful. He is with Ills Wis
at Colorado Springs.
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Taoit of Shan TunE Asked for Inf"rm~'
sion About Minister ConGrr.
WAsHINGIoN. July l6-The Chinese
minister has sent n cable dispatch to the
taoti OF Shan Tung. telling him that the
American government Is exceedingly
anxious ~ to the fate Of Minister Con.
ger and requesting him TO cable any IN
formation he may have on that point.
This IS in addition to the cablcgram he
forwarded "Wednesday ut the request OK
Secretary HAY.
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summoned To pckln

hoNd koNG. July l6-Li Hung Chang
nus received an urgent telegraphic sum.
siohs 10 PcEin. 1t is reported that he
VIII proceed north ut once. The Chi.
hesc agree that his absence is certain n
lead 10 trouble ut Canton.
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? n. III. ~" senator summoned his con-
iidential secretary. Colonel Root. and
informed htm that he was troubled
with conrs-t. a in his chest. Mrs.
Gear w-s ca,,ai ar. she and Colonel
Root anpl.e some simple remedies,
which se.u.G io relieve the senator S
sutTvrin- A. $50 senator Gear com.
plaine. O: ,er.o,.> difficulty III breath.
ing. HIS
Condt'lan Ircamc Critical.
and his family physician. DR.. Davis,
WAS summoned An examination con.
vinced DR.. DAVIS that his distinguished
patient was suffering from heart
trouble and calling Colonel Root aside
be informed him that Senator Gca,
could last scarcely an hour. About I
O'Clock the senator seemed TO be easier.
and when asked by Mrs. Gear as TO his
condition. replied family:
Il feel triilc better"
These were his last words. Fifteen
minutes later he was dead.
Senator Gear remains will be taken
directly to Burlington. which for many
years has been his home.
Few men III public life were more
generally loved and respected than
senator Gear. His was beautiful
character. and political opponents. as
we'll as political friends, recognized
his sterling worth. Indeed. some Of his
most intimate friends were found
among those who differed from him III
politics His domestic life was charm.
ing. He was devoted husband and
father and II distinct favorite III wild,
social circle. He was known particu.
larlv for his uno>tcntatious but effectiv.
charitable works.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
NEW YORk'S CAMPAIGN.
Croker. Hill aud Murphy VIII Help Man

Croker. Hin aud Murphy Will Help Man
age II.
NEW YORK, July l6.-Mayor James
K. Mcclure Of Syracuse, vino IS man
aging the Bryan campaign III this state.
was III conference during the day with
Richard Croker and ex-senator Muir
ply Mr. Croker was invited 10 serve
as member Of the state executive com.
mittee and he accepted. David T. Hill.
Hugh Mclaughlin and ex-senator
Murphy also accepted. The other
members Of the executive committee
probably will he selected mex, week
from the members Of the state commit
tNN
For two years Ira ". Kelley OF Mans
field, Pa. MAS in poor health on account
OF kidney trouble. He consulted several
ply sicisns aud spent considerable money
for medicines without obtaining relief
until be tried Foley's Kidney Cure. and
now writes Il desire 10 add my testi.
mony that it may be the cause OF aiding
others
CnRls. ScnuTz.
gentleman recently cured Of dys-
pepsis gave the following appropriate
rendering OF Burns famous blessing:
"Some have meat and Gao not eat. aud
come have none that want il: but We
have meat aud We can eat
Kadol Dyspepsia Cure be thank
ed This preparation will digest what
ou eat. It instantly relieves and radi-
cally cures Indigestion aud 8ll stomach
disorders
Cook 4 ODEE
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WASHINGTON. July l6.-Licutcnant
General Miles WAS an early caller at the
chinese legation aud had long con.
ference with Minister WI. presumably
concerning the military situation in
China
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70 lien Tsin in lighters were the A-s,
caucasian troops to reach that citv and
were welcomed by tho inhabitant: NTH r.h
great JOY The marine guard sent to
fekln Tor the protection OF the legation
met win not the slightest opposition
according to Admiral KempfY.
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LONDON. July l6.-The British con-
sui general at Shanghai. III transhi''
ting TO tho British foreign Office mes
srres from the governor Of Shan Tung'
already published. says he fears tnere
can be little doubt in regard to the ia'o
az tho foreigners Mt Pckin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
BURNED THE BUILDING.

Hcrwsu Marines Made an Attack ON the
T.ung IL Nsmrn.
WASHINGTON. July l6.-Thc Japan
csc legation here has received d's-
ratch from the minister Of foreign A.
fairs. stating that after the German
minister was shot at Pckin tho German
marines made M assault upon the
tsung Il yamcn and burned down the
building. The dispatch goes into the
Affair in detail.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
AFTER 4 WARM DEBATE.
Vn'versaliss Young People Refuse 20
l'nas y Temperance K~soiutton.

Ihas I~Mpcrnncc KrsOiuttOn.
ATLANTA. Ga, July l6-A heated
discussion was prccipitatcd in the third
days session cf the Young Peoples
Union of the Cniversalist church by
the introduction 81 resolution against
the liquor traffic. The resolution sought
TO impose total abstinence on the mem.
bcrs of the union and cnlis, their eiyor,
60 secure laws. municipal and national,
that would prohibit the manufacture
and sale of Intoxicating liquors ns a
beverage. The resolution was defeated
by n majority of 10.
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SET THE RUINS AfLAME.
Another shanghai story of the Drssruc-
tion Of the Legations.

tlOn at thr CGatt0na.
NEW YoRK. July l6.-A Shanghai
dispatch published here says: Prince
Shcng. the director 81 telcgraphs. has
communicated "a message 10 the consuls
here. announcing the murder OF Tor
cigncrs III Pckin and laying the blame
Oh the anti-forcign general Tung tuh
Slang.
The message says that Tung. en-
ragged by the defense made by the
British legation. ordered the heavy
guns to fire. dcmolishing the legation
and setting the RUNS ailamc. The re-
suit WAS the humiliation OF the foreign
crs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
VAED WITH GREAT JOY.

N" Fsrst Caucasian rrco,. IN
N Is, "aeh Tisn 1s,n.
PIX Ln. u'oS. July IL. - Secretary
pn Adm',.s,, 'us, received a mail report
Ewark "' =. = hempff. dated on tho
ral de,o',. :. laku. juno s. The sd.
ptain Mcr.nne sne condition under which
'ws TIM, h'.alia.s forces landed aud
10 Were .a 'he United States marines
sent np the river from Tnkn
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|lRSHEDTEARS
:. of the Killing Of the
ian Minister at Pekin
4 Terrible Story.
| Through the Streets and
Tortured and Then
| Boiled to Death.
!, G;ers and Legation or
|. said 10 Have Suffered
Like Treatment.
! 4 dirpatch TO The

.lnlv l6.-A difpatch to The
,-om i. Petersburg says:
.,.r ~. received with great emo
!, lr.aa.ul details Of the casas.
: =, p,Sin. Tears eoursed down
-. checks as he read the
.am from Admiral Alexycn. at
,.,hnr confirming the horrible
- 49, assassination OF NJ. dc
u,;eh merely in form OF rumors
~ reached Russia. Tho ad.
|, a..l,r,, that the Russian envoy
,r...ea through the streets by tho
,,.nltei. leaicn and tortured,
:, thrown into n great kettle
! .,,si - death. Then the remains
drown l. tho dogs. While NJ.
:. wa. .,lns disposed OF the
- ,nah danced around the cAldron
| i. ,,.cr-. Admiral AlcxycfI's nd.
| 3eelar, suffered n fate worse than
ona va, b,a,cn aud tortured
sharp -f!cA,
In,il life Wa Exsin~s.
!,sa.. oa.cials are said to have
tortured ,.end,shly until death
|, ,le.r suser,ngs. NJ. dc Gicrs
is .e.a..oa officials resisted dcs-
e.y and his brave bodyHuard killed
d. tie attacking mob. In the
.: Ii. ,or,urcs the envoy Is said
W. h.-o.ta..y proclaimed his faith
.,....aany, encouraged by the wife
s.a shared hi, may,yrdom.
AMI .acement o: this in,clli.
10 tie relatives Of the Russian
vYs II China was accompanied by
lreal.a. scenes. Count lAmsdorf
vsd tie friends of the murdered
q! tie foreign Office aud unfoldcd
EN- the tragic story. The scenes
tnAed terror and grief that fol-
y wrrc unsIeakablc. Tho building
le foreign office was hcsicHcd by AL
81 .a.Qa. and the whole of st.
)rstu.s = .u.! Il !amcntat,on.
pssiAn Minister Has No Information.
A>HiNGToN. July l5.-Thc Russian
|a,sy ac.o has received no infornn.
e. he killing II the Russian min
a' f,sln The officials do not dis.
p, op' say that the Russians are
e N.me Disadvantage as the other
|'ss N getting te!c4raphic informa.
.'em from fckin. They think tina,
p iEafes true il will entirely and
~ u'.y alter the whole situation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-16
CAR SHOPS DESTROYED.

Abandoned Plant Ut the Chicago Great
Western at south paek Burned.
Sr. PAUL. July l6. The Chicago
Great Western railroads abandoned