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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11

Unless Vigorous Measures Are Promptly
Taken Against the Boxers

Unless Vigorous Measures Are Promptly
Taken Against the Boxers.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. ll.-Among the
arrivals from the Orient on the steamer
American Maru is I. d. Gamewell. to
whose energy and engineering skill the
safety Of the beleaguered Peking lega.
tions was i'll u large measure due, as it
was owing to the effectiveness of his
plans Of defense that they were able TO
hold out against tie Chinese rabble un.
til the relief column reached them.
''As to the results Of this war;" said
Mr.. Gamewell, Il do not hesitate to
say, and believe my sentiments are
shared by many others, that the United
States should insist that the leaders of
the uprising should be punished to the
full extent. Whether that punishment
shall take the form Of execution is a
matter To be determined later, but
whatever is done should
lie Made sufficiently severe
to have lasting effect upon the Chi.
ncse nation. 1t is 10 fault Of the Box.
ers that all our missionaries over there
are not dead today. If we make light
Of this thing and pass it by. merely de.
manding al indemnity. i, is my opin.
ion that the same terrible scenes will
be repeated within the next few years. "
He was told that the Germans had
demanded the head Of Prince Tuau,
and did not propose TO leave China
until they got it.
Good" said he. and Mrs. Gamewell
approved. 1.-The Germans understand
the situation. and hope they will
stick to their decision.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
DISAPPEARING CARRIAGES.
Fortiflcations Board Recommends That
No More BE Made.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE board Of
ordnance and sortitications has been
holding protrac;ed session III Wash.
ington and adjourned after taxing i'm
portant action regarding disappearing
gun carriages. The board has recon-.
mended to the secretary OF war that no
more disappearing gun carriages be
made. The conceusus of opinion has
been that the disappearing carriage was
good for low sites bl. the majority
seemed TO think that il was not best for
,gh sites. The action ot the board. If
sustained by the secretary OF war, will
be Of far reaching Importance i'll the
iuture of coast detenses.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
BODY FOUND IN WELL.

Another Murder Unsarfh"d !" tn" b"'s'
1cvnin Distrtct. Manitoba.
WINNIPEG. Man. Oct. ll.-Ihc peo'
pie OF the Ninga snd Boissevain dis
trict have been Mortified by the discov-
ery Of another cold.blooded murder.
supposed TO have been committed by
the same man. Gordon. who Is thought
to have murdered Charles Daw ana
Jacob Smith. The body Of girl about
10 years Of age has been found III mu'
tilnted condition III a well. and the
policc are investigating the case. NO
narticulars arc obtainable. as the at
torney generals department is ANXIOUS
to keep the matter quiet uh'l. soinc
cluo has been found to the murderer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11

wln Do reinforced between no.--
twoor ns I laero are Is locals be.
tween ., mere and Excelsior, distance m of
'niee miles. representing u.ooO man
..nu ooys' Two delegates arc accredited
W c"cn local. The men have bcen IN.
s'l"cted to vote for reduction in tho
price OF powder to $3.50 ner keo - sa..,; .alo
mon'h'y pay and to accept the 10 per
cen' increase, providing the oncrator.
"srce 70 Keep wages up to the standard
lor at least one year.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
You little knew when first we met.
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow IL choose 10 let,
Phy for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
FRANK C.. SIXTH.

Don't be deceived or humbugged by
people who claim the discovery Of some
hither rto unknown herb or root in swamps.
or on some mountain or prairie, for the
cure Of kidneys and bladder trubles
Any doctor or druggist will tell you that
such claims are fraudulent. Foley s
Kidney Cure simply contains remedies
that are recognized by the most skilful
physicians as the best for these com
plants. so don't be credulous or foolish.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
DELAY SETTLEMENT.

eto the Miners Convention Hc-
'ehc Many Instructtons.
sHLE, Pa. Oct. 1.-The Shcn.
delegates TO the miners con.
Aave received their final in.
W.. Not ono Of them will vote
70 these instructions. At the
Q. two Of the local unions
'ai'ed Mine Workers Mt Shen-
y was decided to demand that
.'hs scale. or the 81. 30 basis.
u abolished before tho strike is
az an end. Tho delegates to
"aloh convention were SO i'll.
Many OF the delegates from
A"' declare that before a com.
'eehieht Is reached between tho
s"ha 'Ae miners q joint con.
must be held at which the
sca!e, dcckagc. semi.mon:hly
o'Aer grievances must be ad.
y .s not believed that the OPP
VII
'"'" such u Conference.
ku' Mitchell and the other labor
.a 49, strong advocates Of annual
t arrangements similar to
n 'V'ec IN the bituminous coal
k.e - opcrators III these regions
l,a oiilpioycs each year and fix
H. so"'c. II this proposition and
to tho abolition of the
"'e hre brought before tho
H., non' and negotiations with the
krIJ are opened, it may cause
bl ''e uciay i'll the settlement of
s.v, 1no convention may be i'll
H. ~" days and it Is hardly
|e.l, ""' any coal will be mined
h, - Some Of tho national Of.
|or 'h'ilous III their dcclara.
b,h" settlement and vii! exercise
(r : "oo with delegates to accept
: '"e Companies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
u..ult of Latest rOllings.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The announce
mcnts of Tuesdays polling show the
Liberals have madc three gains. WIS
bech, Lancaster and Barnstaple; tha'
the Minis,erialis,s have gained one
seat Dumfriesshirc. and that the Ma.
tionnlists have secured one. Inc tolai
number Of members o. parlaHhcn'
a,octed M to tho present is 5i9. as iol-
lows: Ministerialists 3ol, opposition 40
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11

Great Dcmonst ratios BY His Troop.
When lie says Farewell.
LYpENBuRG, Transvaal, Oct. IL
General Butler babe farewell 10 his
troops Oct. and departed southward.
There was a striking farewell demon.
stration. The troops gathered on both
sides Of the road for miles and received
Butler voclieroUsly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
CCLVILLE RE>FMNATION
Trac, n Big as Delaware Opened to Set
tlenent IN Washington.

Trac, as Big ~ Della ware Opened to Set.
tl.m.nt IN Washington.
SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. 1.-THE north
half of the Colvilie Indian reservation
was opened to settlement at noon.
Hundreds OF homeseekcrs were already
on the laud and many We're waiting
close to tie borders. some "sooners
had already erected cabins and de-
clared their intention to hold valuable
claims with Wlnchesters if necessary.
\ great rush is eXf ected ct the Spo'
kane and Watcrvil.e land Offices. but
little trouble is looked for owing to the
great area Of the tract thrown open,
which is about equal IL size 10 the state
Of Delaware.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
OCCUPIED BY OTHER ALLIES.

Russians Agreed to Turn Over Peking
Palaces to the Chineac.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Russians,
without consultation with the other
allies, agreed to hand over the summer
and winter palaces at PekinR to
the Chinese. says Tien Tsin cable
dispatch to The Journal aud Advertiser.
but 200 British troops. also Germans
and Italians, have proceeded to occupy
them.
All the Japanese section OF the town
is bustling again with commercial nc.
tiyity, while the other parts. especially
the French and Russian, arc compare.
lively deserted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
y,..v pcnortcl Unconscious.

GroEaETowN, Ky, Oct. II. -hehry
T. Youtsey is reported to ID "ncoh'
oc;ous from the effects of the thri'iihs
sc.nes in the courtroom Tuesday wneh
he denounced Arthur GoebeL r"r'hel
hearing of tho charge against 1ou'scy
~ beiny a principal in the shooting oi
Goyornor - Goebel was postponed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11

that al the powers have agreed to tie
proposals Of :ne second German 10.
with Tie exception IL Great Britain
from WHOM no answer ha, vct teen re-
ceived 10 either the ..rst or second uos.
OF Gelnauy.
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4 Card.

The manufacturers OF Banner Salye
have authorized the undersigned to
guarantee it for burns. cuts. sores.
ulcers. tetter. eczema and all skin
diseases. Your money back # it dosen't
10 all that is claimed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
IteoCcupied nv tho British.

BLoEMFoN Elm. Oct. 1.-The British
forces have reoccupicd Smithtield,
Rousville. Wepener and Dcwcts sdorp.
Orang: River Colony.
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ahaitee at Pe!s;ng.
PEEI>G, Thursday. Oct. THE Pa.
ling III cxredl,ion - wa..lay for tla
Germans, VINO are u d. ready 10 sta-t
1t IL reported tina. there are 1000 Chi
pesc imperial troops at pao Ting Fu.
General CAaMec Eas return ID here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
:" ''ohlN DELEGATES.

hnd ''" For Cheaper Powder
klor,, .-M"nthlv Pay D.y.
- ef, "a, Oct. ll.-Fiyo dele.
! the g'o - ior Scranton to partici.
miners convention. They
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-11
ALL BUT ENGLAND.

The Powers Have Agreed tn the Propos.
MIA of Germnny's second Note.
BERLIN, Oct. lit was ascertained
at the German foreign Office by the
correspondent of the Associated Press
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
Wall Lake News.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Wall Lake, Sept. 14.-The brick store
building occupied by Alex Johnson is
being greatly improved this week. The
4tioorsof the first story will be lowered
as will the front. A new cement walk
will also be built in front of the same.
DR.. M. O'Malley, who has been with
us for about nine months, has decided
to return to his former home at Perry
This leaves the town without dentist.
p c. Molon has returned from Colo
RADIO, where he has been all summer 81
3perintending work in a gold mine.
3 Mayor N. B. Allen has returned from
his extended visit to Chicago.
Wall Lake has made many improve
melits this year. The Illinois Central has
built brick round house, the North
western railway a coal chute; a 81, 00C
brick store building has been built in
the town; also two frame store build
ings; two-story frame boarding house,
$500 livery stable, fifteen dwellings,
ranging in price from $500 to $500. a
new four-story brick hotel to cost over
1000, Is, under course of construction:
200 feet of cement sidewalk, ten feet
wide have been laid and many additions
to business houses and residences have
also been made. All In all. this has been
a very prosperous year, and the year is
not closed yet. We understand there
will be many more improvements in the
town before Jan. l, 1901.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14

oRISNRIL slli,0IoTi1IlAlIl.

wisA rio Excsp sion q One Man IN Il
81 Year'e Team Will BesNsw Mats.
rial.
Specialize Times biicans
Grinnell, Sept. ". Wednesday after.
noon witnessed the 'first practice Of the
football eeaeon at Iowa College. "A
!goodly1 array OF Candidates were pres
sent, which was slightly increased OIL the
following afternoon. This showing Of
Interest and enthusiasm to work for q
place on the team OF course gladdens
the hearts OF the management. But a
most dtsi1earte ming feature OF the scene
lie that, at preeent writing, It contains
Just exactly one man who regularly
played on the varsity team last year,
and no more. That one man 10 the cap
tain. The team must be built up from
this new material. which fact alone
leaves a wide latitude for speculation as
to the kind OF team Grinne1lswill put
forth this year. AT this stage OF the sea-
son no aatisfactory estimate can be
made. The one fact concerning which
no uncertainty exists Is that Coach Har-
ris has big Job on his hands The first
game OF the season occurs Sept. %. at
which time the alumni stars Will COM
pete with the varsity for the first time
in the history of the college. Barely two
weeks remain between the present date
and the first game. during which time
there must be hard work and plenty Of
IT to put the team in any kind OF condi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14

Dubuque, Sept. 14.Archbishop Keanei
sailed Thursday from Havre, France.
for Dubuque. The vessel he calls on will
reach New York Sept. "a From New
York Archbishop Keane will go directly
Ito Washing ton, where the bull appoint
ing him metropolitan of Dubuque will
be delivered to him. The new archbishop
will then depart Immediately for this.
city, arriving here about the first OF Oc-l
tober Upon hisarrival the new arch
bishop will Immediately assume the du-s
ties of his Office and will settle the many.
matters Of utmost Importance that de-
mand his attention.
That the bull appointing Monsignor
Keane archbishop Of Dubuque has been
received at Washington, there is not
the slightest doubt. Those ecclesiastics
who are in authority in the diocese have
heretofore taken all newspaper reports
concerning the decree with grain Of
salt. They even doubt the correctness
of the bulletins sent out by the Associ-
ated Press. But a telegram from Dr..
Boquilton of the Catholic University at
Washington received in this city
"Wednesday. stating Mat the bull was in
fact received allayed all suspicion and
satisfied those nclined to be skeptical.
Regarding the ovation that the people
OF Dubuque are planning to give Nom;
signor Keane some priests think that
the new archbishop will not permit a
celebration of elaborate proportions.
OF course the ceremonies attending the
comforting of the pallium will be on a
magnificent scale, but they will proba-
bly, not take place until some time in
November. However, the people are not
going to be unprepared, and they will
doubtless begin to take steps. in the
near future. for a public reception and
then hope for the best
While no definite plans have as yet
been made for the comforting OF the
pallium, it is stated that Archbishop
Martinell the apostolic delegate, will
sing the pontifical high mass and that
Cardinal Gibbons will confer the pail
lium. It is also said that Archbishop
Ireland Of st. Paul will preach the SER
mon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
wcbs,er County Democrs 8.

Fort Dodge, Sept. 1.-THE democrats
held county convention here for the
purpose OF nominating a county ticket.
The county is regarded as safely re.
publican, so that the desire to- secure
the Offices was not very enthusiastic.
Several OF. the old time democrats were
present and made speeches, among
them Hon. NJ. F. Healy. who has been
out Of the party a long time on account
OF his opposition to his party's position
on expansion. Nominations for the. off
fees OF auditor and clerk were not
filled. For county attorney w. j. Col
Inns. OF Glare, was nominated, and for
recorder w. F. Holm was named.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
New Factory For Iowa FaIls.


Special to Times Republican
Iowa Falls, Sept. 14.-Anotter factory
is to be added to the growing Industries
of this city and the second manufacture
ing plant to be erected here this season
will be installed at once by j. c. But
Ter & Co.. which will manufacture a
patent end gate under letters OF patent
owned BY &c. Butler. The article has
been on. the market for several years
and has proven a success, SO that the
new firm starts out with a demand all
ready created for its output. A fac
tory 40x70 feet and two stories high will
be erected near the Illinois Central de-
pot and 1t is thought the factory will
be built and equipped for business be-
fore winter. The other plant of SINH
lar character liz operated by the Iowa
Falls Manufacturing Company, which
puts out line Of novelties. the manu-
facture OF which has just commenced
In the new factory OF the company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
Harlan Items.
Special to Times Republican.
Harlan. Sept. Ia. = The de,

Special to Times Republican
Harlan, Sept. a. - The democratic
county convention held at this place
last Saturday nominated the following
ticket: l.. NJ. Kerr, clerk; S. G. Dun
more, auditor; r. L. Kent, recorder: F.
+ S. Carroll. attorney; and j. @. Corey,
member Of the board.
Among Harlan's leading social events
is the recent marriage of Miss Bette
Cullison. daughter of Hon. G. w. Guilt
son, to Mr.. H. o. Wilson, of Denison.
Iowa, the happy event having occurred
at st. Paul's Episcopal church on
Wednesday. Sept. 3, Rev. r. =. Wilcox,
of Council Bluffs, officiating.
Judge o. D. Wheeler, of Council
Bluffs. recently nominated by the re-
publicans to succeed Judge Walter I.
Smith and appointed by Governor Shaw
to fill the uneXpired term of the latter,
opened court here last week and is
Handling business in a way that pleasesi
his many friends.
Harlan mocha mics are kept busy these
days In addition to a number of new
residences and improvements on old
ones the koolbeck building is being
pushed along and A. Bauder is build-s
Ling brick blacksmith shop on East
Market street. 1t is also reported that
John Mead will erect a brick building
on the south side vacant lot soon.
A number Of Harlan young ladies
have secured good positions in the
schools of different Iowa cities Miss
Nettie Cook is in the Sioux City schools,
Miss Lulu Pickard in West Des Moines
and Miss Lydia Keep in Marshalltown
Tuesday OF this week Sheriff Shayage
brought from Diamondville, Wyo., to
Harlan one j. NJ. Tucker, wanted for
sometime past for disposing of mort
gagged property. He sold cattle to
large number of our feeders last year
and the last bunch he brought to Har-
Ian was mortgaged. A large amount of
litigation has grown out Of the matter
and the district court bids fair to be.
occupied most Of this term with the
cases involved therein.
The city OF Harlan has purchased
formaldehyde generator on the recon-
mendation of Health Officer DR.. E. Y.
Cook for disinfecting purposes. 1t has
already. been used to good advantage
and will no doubt prove to be a. very
valuable piece of apparatus for the
benefit Of the public health.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
watsrloo Has !. small yvrsck,

Waterloo. Sept THE local south-
bound way freight on the Chicago
Great Western yesterday crashed into
the rear end Of the Chicago freight, No.
20. which was preceding the local and
was standing on the main line IN this
city With the caboose between Walnut
and FraAkMn streets. An inventory Of
the damage shows that the caboose was
dOublsd up and broke In two In the
middle. 4 merchandise car was near,
~ demolished and derail the track
s1AfoWn ont re lins and there was some
1850 - ~ - ~ g ~ seal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
Interesting Cas-. At waverIy.

Special to Times-Republican.
f Wayerly, Sept. A.-District court is
In session. Judge Clyde. of Usage. pre-
siding. The case Of greatest interest
during the term will be the state vs.
Martin Ambrose, charged with s ssault
with intent to kill Fred Farwell, a
well known buttermaker of Dayton
township. The case IL now on trial,
County Attorney Hayxlett prosecuting
and Sager & sween defending. There il
q large docket and the time allotted for
the term will be fully taken up with the
Vorh ssS g
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14

bane Of womankind. Nearly every GO
of SO called female complaint = duo T.
catarrh Of the pelvic organs. a woman
free from cstarrh 10 GENERALLY . WILL
woman. CatarrhS Of the pelvic oegane
makes more women miserable than ~
other diseases combined.
For DIR. Hartman's latest book o.
female diseases, address The Pe.ru.nA
Medicine Company, Columbus, g.
Sent free for short time. is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
EPIDEMIC OF FEVER.
Large Number OF Cases In the state
ssventy Cases IN lndcpendcnceA sy.5

\ 0E8O ~ 000 00Cs Oh G@000 In the SvAt0-
seventy Cases in Asy.
lon.
DIS ldoines Sept. 14.-An epidemic Of
typhoid fever 10 /. sweeping thru the
state; at least such condition OF at.
fairs would seem to be indicated by re-
ports coming In from all parts Of the
state to the state board Of health dur
ing the last few days. Cases have been
reported from Nodaway, Clarinda,
5Buena Vista county and from other
points. At independence thera has
been general outbreak. affecting both
the city and the state hospital Tor the
Insane. a report from DIR. Gershom n.
Hill, superintendent of the hospital for
the insane, to the state board OF health.
states that the disea Sc has taken on the
form of an epidemic, especially at the
hospital.
Judge Robinson OF the state board Of
control, left yesterday morning for In
dependence to inspect the hospital, but
the visit was not in response to the re-
port Of Superintendent Hill; to the
board OF health.
John Cownie and Judge Kline, OF the
board. when asked in regard to the sit-
uation at Independence expressed sur
prise, and stated that typhoid fever had
been prevalent at the hospital for some
time, but that later reports by Dr. Hin
to the board had ndicated that the dis.
ease had passed Ito worst stage.
rs At one time there were more than
seventy cases OF the fever at the hos
pftal and but two deaths resulted. In
the city Of Independence there were
4 also number OF cases. sls
&c No new cases Of smallpox have been
reported TO the board OF health for sew
seral weeks. There are a number OF
cases OF diphtheria In different parts OF
the state. but not enough to warrant
the suggestion Of an epidemic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
FORTUNE FOR a "HELLo GIRL. .
Yosng woman of Fort Dodge Gets :

a i
Fort Dodge, Sept. IA remarkably
fortunate girl Is Mrs. Grace Porter, Of
this city, who is the probable heir to a
million dollar fortune. kilograms were
received yesterday by Mrs. Porter an
nouncing the death Of her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Adams. In South Bend, Ind.
Mrs. Adams was extremely wealthy,
and Mrs. Porter was her only near rela-
tive and great favorite. The provis-
ions OF the will are not yet made known,
but there is no doubt but what she will
be made the principal heir OF the big es-
tate. Mrs. Porter Is still Very young
noted for her personal beauty. She was
separated. from her husband a shArt
time ago. and at present is securing her
living. by employment In the office Of
the Iowa Telephone Company as hello"
girl She has gone to Indiana to look
after her interests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
Remark.ble Family Group.

Dubuque. Sept. IA picture was Ia
ken of group OF persons representing
Ave generations Of the same family.
They are Mrs. Robert Thompson. Mrs
Caleb Knapp Mrs. Julia Royce. Mrp
Frank Jaeger and her daughter Mil.
sdred. Miss Mildred Jaeger has in Mrs
Thompson great-greatsgrand
Afrs. Thompson 10 now 80 years old and
her daughter. Mrs. Caleb Knapp, is 20
They were both Of them born in the
northern part Of ireland and came to
this country in 1874 They landed in
New York and crossed the Allegheny
mountains after experiencing much diff
ficulty, and made thier way west from
there by stage coach to Dubuque.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-14
Fear for Galveston Iielatives.

Special to Times Republican.
good deal Of anxiety on the part of the
relatives and friends in this city and
vicinity as to the fate of Mrs. Frank
Bartlett and three children. Mrs. Celia
Bartlett Genhour and Mr.. "A. Bartlett.
who were residing in Galveston, and
Mr.. and Mrs. N NJ. Conklin and Mrs.
Fred Conklin and two children. who
were living in Alta Iona. Nothing has
been heard from them since the great
hurricane in Texas.
The mayor OF Cedar Falls has APP
pointed committee to solicit aid for
the sufferers at Galveston and other
Texas towns.