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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Abusing 0lneY.

Naturally enough, Mr.. Olney's an
bounced determination TO support the
D.mocratic ticket has mate him
target for the abuse of Republican
sheets which three weeks ago wer, De-
slavering him with adula:ion. The
circumstance merely shows that the
Democrat who would retain the appro'
baton Of Republican newspapers mus nus
keep his D. uocracy to himself. Inc
momspt he lines up with his party he
become utterly lost and Canned Ds-
yopd redemption.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Lost His Fortune.

The yicissitudes of fortune particu
Isrly ia American life are again stEik-
ingly illustrated in the case of D. j.
Mackey, who filed petition in bank
ruotcy IN the federal court al Evans
vile, LID last week, the liabilities
being placed at $5I7, I65, with no assets
to speak Of apparently Maekey not
many years ago y as q railroad king, ana
owed or controlled three or four rail-
roads IN that part cf tic country, 10
cludir Peoria, Decatur aai Evansville.
He is now workman Ia paptr mill
at And rson, lad and perri!ess. Is
it better to have had and lost, or never
10 have had st all?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Press Association.

The South Carolina Press Association
met at Harris Springs last week and
had most enjoyable time. After
transactiDg routine business and accept
ing an invitation TO meet at Glenn
Springs. The Association elected the
following officers for the next year:
President, E. H, Aull, NeWberyy,
S. c.
First vice president, jos L. Stoppel,
bein, Sparssnburg, S. &.
Second vice president, Jas. l.. Sins,
0iangeburg, 5. 9.
Secretary, Chas. c. Lsngston, Ander-
son, 5. Z.
Tressarer, August Kohn, Colombia,
S. c.
Chaplain, W. P. Jacobs, Clinton,
5. G.
Executive Conuitteemen-M. B.
McSaeeney, Of Hampton; HartWell NJ:
Aver, OF Florence; James a. Hoyt, OF
Greenville.
Delegates to the National Editorial
Association-President Ebert Il. Au!i,
of Newbery; August kohn, OF The
News and Courier; Col. James [.
Bacon, Of Elgeield.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Afraid to Trust Than.

Although Gen. Macarthur would
fain have few more regiments where
with to soothe the 'iacl6ed" Flllpinos,
it is to be observed that Coroin no
longer suggests the formation Of ma
tive regiments in our colonial pos
sessions. The natives thus tar EN-
ployei appear to have turaed up miss
ing and unaccounted for Their arms
accompanied then The "Dative IS q
pelverse and cantankerous person,
whom it is unsafe to trust with
Krag JorgeDsen or any similar agent
ii civ!l;z .tiou.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
STRIKERS KILLED.
Deputy she,iffs Fire into Men,
Women and Children.
ALlTTLE GlRlI is KILLED.
The sheriffs, Who Did the Killing
Chased Into a HOUSE ano
Teiephorsd for
IroepS.

strike Of the coal nIpers IN the
mines pennsylvsnis and other States
Fave been in progress for several days.
Nearly two hundred thousand mlDess
are out, and they are becoming 'uroe-
lent. e
A sherifs posse fred into crowd OF
them near Shenandoah, "a, fE!cay
afternoon, killing two and woundlng
seven other persons. Oae OF the VIC
inns was lite girl, who was shot down
by an officer ;,
Sheriff Teo!e and Deputies O'Donneii
and B.enneman were called to Shenan-
doah Friday TO suppress the nobs that
threatened mino workers and cotilery
property. At quitting time three
therifs and = small posse whom the
sheriff had summoned on the ground
went to the Indian Ridge collier9 OF
the Reading company to escort the
gorkinr men to their homes. The col.
iisry is located sshort distance east OF
Shenandoah.
The wcrknen left for home shortly
after o'clock. They walked up the
middle Of East Centre street and
reached the Lehigh Valley railroad sta,
ton. Here had gathered a large crowd
Of Poles, Slave and Huns, men, women
and children, who lined both sides OF
he street. 4 shot rang out from
saloon. This was followed by a shower
Of stones. Many of the crowd had
picked up stones aad sticks and were
acting in threatening manner.
Seeing this the sheriff, who had pre-
viously cautioned his men to keep COOL
and not use their fire arms, commanded
them to fire. The order was obeyed
with terrible results. The crowd pur-
sued the sheriff and his posse to tho
Ferguson house, where they took refuge.
Sheriff Toole shortly afteawsrd teie'
phoned to Harrisburg and asked that a
detachment of troops be sent to Shen-
andoah, Ehsch was promptly done oy
the State authorities.
Supt. Boyd, inside Foreman Foley
and Breaker Bosses James and VIM.
Mitchell of Indian Ridge colliery at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon were returning
home from work when they were met at
the Lehigh station by the mob with
stick and stones. The mine cficials
drew revolvers and fired. The mob be-
came furious after one of"its number
was shot, and attempted to close IN on
the officials. They ran up Lloyd street
to O'Rarn's stable, where they were
imprisoned for two hours. The mob
threatened to burn the stable, out
Sheriff Toole with 20 deputies, arrived
and dispersed them and the mine on
cials returned to their homes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Galveston a Wreck,

A. J. Youens, inspector for the Gal
weston board OF underwriters, is foot
ing up the losses. He has finished the
district east of TWent-ieth street and
finds that in the territory of total de-
sructioa east of thatstr l 649 houses
we're destroyed. His diagram shows
that from Eve to seven blocks Of the
district lying along the Gulf Of Mexico
and west Of Forty. second street was
shorn clear Of buildings.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Sound AdYca

The London Spectator commenting
upon ,ne cotton prices, says: Win
all the talk of corners, there seems no
doubt whatever that the cause is quite
real-a deficiency ia the supply OF rag
material" The Spectator expressed
the opinion that the Lancashire trade
has been rather easily deceived and
urges it to take efectusl steps in the
future TO ascertain early and accurately
the true character Of the cotton crop In
the United States"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26

he bs'an,s of tie distance No clue
c-u!s De oAtaincG beyond this point
|, us imro,>!u!r even TO md sI>thiug
;a5ica;irr:n whiek direction the men
wrnto, leaving
s. FRO amount of searching has
rc>uil i in TIE iadips of the j.ek
"a, Gsy.i :1y the men .fhey may aavc
k.n II "i:h them FOR the purpose cf
,r,arius some house st "Wednesday
nish; acd securing citizens clo,birg
Neuo1,I guards We're sent ont in 81
Cir. c,ions l'cu,sday IN the hope of get-
Sag track of the uep. but no trail
s-ud be found Supsra,cndeps Cat
l. pr, mp'jy sent telesFaws to almost
ever yal!road station In the State 10
,t.uctiug he authorities toicok out for
,he neu. He ass promptly fered re
ss,ds for the capture Of the fellows
auG placsrd- are already being di>tri5-
ussS id every direction
Murphy has once before tried to es-
cape. i MAS while he vas uGdcr seq.
,euce Of death ard his effort failed
SiHce then though he has been csTe-
fully watched sod has behaved SO we'll
that he has fuG s9ne time been an in
Spec!er in the IHiI!.
ColiipS also worked IN the mil, The
pr;san ct1SS!s ssg be is Z smar; and
5si nay; ;hat lh2I$h youcg he is a
!u-c;sr wno IS knosn al. owe. the
couarry They 3 We him the principal
credit !o7 dtv:slDg ard executing the
plsu Of escape worked SO successfully.
He is said to have come originally from
Florence county. Murphy's guilt has
long been doubted. The canvicaion was
upop circuuslantiai evidence. The eie.
meut Ct doub, was 50 strong that Gov
Ei:erbe unhesitati0gly coumatsd the
sentence CT death to life Imprisonment.
If be really cid xiii Treasurer Copes
he viii u1ioabtedly, if not caught at
once, get funds with which to take him
self and Collins out of the country,
travelling By night. for nore of tie
money stolen by Treasurer Cores' as
sas>in has ever been accounted for.
REWARDS AND DESCRIPTIONS.
Il oferiog reward of $500 for the
capture aud delivery at the prissn of
Murphy and slO0 for the capture snd
delivery of Collins, the prison author
tiles in circular give these descrip-
tons Of the men:
No 1874. c. Murphy (whi,e,
was tried and conv:c ed Of murder in
OrsDgeburg county, and sentenced to
hang. Sentence conmuted to life i'm.
prisonment in the penitentisry March
26, 1897 He is 36 years old; 5 feet s I
inches high; dark brown hair; hazel
eyes and fair complexion; small scar
left side of upper lip, long, sharp nose;
two upper and two lower teeth out.
No. 13S4S w. Il. Collins (white,)
wss tried aud convicted Of burglary and
coz pound larceny al the July term of
ceur. in Pickens county, 1895, and SEN
fenced 10 life Imprisonment IL the pen
i,entiarY He Is "a years old; 5 feet s
or inches high; brown hair; bue eyes;
complexion fair; TWO scars left index
finger; eagle anchor and crown on left
arm below elbow; United States flag
ana two hands clasped and cross on
left forearm in India ink.
Circulars giving these descriptions
and Offering these rewards have been
sent broadcast by the prison officials
Supt Griffith is specially anxious to re-
capture the men and the rewards will
De promptly paid.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
a Great Gathering.

One huadred thousand Democratic
cluo members from every state in the
union will gather at Indianapolis Oct.
3, compare notes and returo home to
ligdt the fires of Jcfersonian princl-
pies upou every hill top in the land.
Democracy has no money whereHl.h 20
corrupt voters aud debaueh the ballot
tox, but it has what is more pcte2t
than money -an army Of Two million
workers who can neither be stiied nor
bought.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Want the Roxers.

Acc riding to Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury Tay ylor, the Republican
coDgress will rtpesl the Chinese exlu-
sion act and permit the Boxers to sood
the c,untry which cheap labor. This
while l50, 0G0 miners are starving in
the United States. WorkiDgmen Of
American, what DO you think Of the
proposition? Is it not time to stop and
III inlH
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Elothsr SYndlcate

Another syndicate leen chartered to
exploit the Philippine islands. The
chsrter issues from West Virginia, the
home cf Elkins and bears the ElkiDs
earma,ks. |; is called the Philippine
L.Id lmTr0vtm.nt company and IS
expected to grab everything above or
beloa nigh water mark. The mills Of
the ;rust gods are grinding.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
The Farmer and Mills.

Ite Augusta Chronicle says 1t is rather
unfortunate for OF. section that the
farmers cant receive the highest posi-
bic price for their cotton without Grip
pling the cotton mills; or that our mills
have to close down II order to drag
down the price # the farmers cotton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Adlai snd Teddy.

Adlai E. StevesoD, who, by the vsy.
ne7er shot man in the back or busted
a bronco, is drawing greater crowds to
listen to his sober words OF wisdom than
all the red lights, tin horns and rough
riders are drawing for Teddy the Siren
uous.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
The Difference.

Tbs Repub!icans viriuously accuse
N- Br5an Of being an imperialiss.
They chsrg that he dominates his party.
This is a crime which at least canDo:
he laid at the door Of Mckinley, He
lives but to obsy-the trusts.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Forty We're Drowned.

4 dispatch from Athens to Lloyos,
giving further details of the disaster 70
the Eyyptiao nail steamer CharEien'
now shore on the island OF Anoross
one Of the Syelades, says that forty OF
the passengers and we're we're drowned
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26
Twelve Thousand Psrished.

Gov. Ssyers, Of Texas, says reliable
estimates now place the number Of
people drowned at Galveston at twelve
thousand at least.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-09-26

plants.
The National Salt Company, incor-
porstcd in New Jersey in March, 1899,
with $1,000, 900 of common stock
au,ho7Izea, ana IS, ,00G,Q00 preferred,
produces about ninety i've per cent. Of
the total output OF the csuatry.
The National Tube Company, inco7-
ora,ac Ia New jersey, IN June. 1899,
ia, 4 capi;.i stock 0! &oG 500 OG3 hat
,oalmon s;d na!i pycfs-9cd, aod con
irois about ninety per cant OF the cut
pu. # the Uoi,cd States
The Ru1oer soq0s Manufacturing {
Company, incorpors Cd IL New Jersey
n January, 1929, owns practically all
the capital stock Of The Mechanical
Rubber Company, the Peerlcs; Ruouer
Company and the Iudia Rubber Com
pauv. as well as sevcnty h,e pei caut Of
the st,el Of Morgan L Wngat. Il also
acqaircl the ,ire-na>'us plants OF me
| couccrn knngu as tha American 81
csc;e Comuaoy Authorized capital
stock $50 0UV 600, half common aud
kalt preferred.
Tie Standard Rope x Tsine Com,
paay. Incorporated ia New jersey
y ,vcu.t,r 5. 1896, with capita 5tock
OF So coo, 900, consolidated twenty
two large co:dage uillis
The Umoa B,s sod Paper Company,
incorporated in New Jersey ia Feb!u-
airy. 1899, with sl6 n00. 600 common
stock !. d 81 900 500 preferred, con-
sollGat, d v.ricus p'aa's, doing ninety
per cent, cf The paper bag business OF
the Uu';ed S;a.es
United States Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Company, Incorporated IN Ne"
Jersey in March, 1899, with an author
lied capital Of $50, 900, 000 half COM
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
Chinese bombardment Of the .c.
cations at Pekin Stopped on
the Eth of July.
I'll The Ministers Except Won
keltel'r Then Said to BE
Alive and Well.
News From German and .Japan.
esr Officials There by Way
Of Tien Tsin.

WASHINGTON. July 81. The score.
tasy OF state has received q dispatch
from Mr.. Fowler. American consul at
Che Foo. dated July 30 Mr. Fowler
said:
y letter from the German legation.
dated 2ist inst. received at Tien Tsin.
German loss Is 10 dead and Il wounded.
Chinese ceased their attack on the l2th.
Baron Won kctteler's body is said to
te safe. The Austrian. Dutch and
Spanish legations destroyed and tho
French partially. 4 letter from tho
japanese legation dated ed, arrived at
Ilen Tsln on the 21th Ten battalions
q Chinese sne...i the legations conscc.
uiise!y from the Goth Of June and
stopped On the ioth Of July, but may
renew The enemy are decreasing.
III. German Russian, American, Brit.
ish and half the Japanese and French
legations stall defended. Jayancse say
they hay. TO-! FOR SIX days. but little
ammunition The emperor aid empress
az reported al p.nlu.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31

uunhert's Assassin t-n tho New jersey
Town MAY :.

PATERSON. y. J. July 3i.-The ri.
NOR tina, Angelo Ercs,i. who was ar.
rested n, Monzn. Italy. for the a,sass..
nation of King liumtcri had lived here.
caused quite n sensation IN the Italian
quarter. t:icr diligcn; search among
the Italian. II was learned that silk
weaver named Angelo Br"ssi. ag.d
ubou. 81 wears. had worked IN III" silk
mill. owned hy llamil 4 Booth IN this
c,fv. M e. Nav last, H. left for
Italy about thai date and nothing has
been heard ~ hmm since Durlne hle
s,ay here. which was alsant six months.
h. .,v,d u, tho iiutol Ear,ho.di. 81
S;ral..t street.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
HAD HLIN CAUTIONED.
uanb~rt " .~n~d 10 Is~ Nor. Care -, =,
Uis safety.


MILFORD. Mass July al.-Gcnera,
William +. Draper. United States a,a.
lnssndor 10 Italy. who recently arrived
ut his home here. when informed IF Tho
ASSASSINATION II King Humbe,t. was
greatly affected
Il am terribly shocked and infinitely
distressed. be said This mus, h,y.
been the work ci nn anarchist. A, the
time 81 Tia. attack on the .inircs. q:
Austria. KING liumbcrt wns cau,ione..
to bc more careful II HI, safety. bu; b..
said i mus, take chances. .or that j,
part Il the trad. II king He was \
man OF invlnc.b!e courage |, was his
daily hab!, 10 drive ahou, Rome en-.
Ngc!y unattended.
Ambassador Draper ,ai,. tha, Kin.
uumh-!i was very popular with n.l
oi his subjects cIccp. those opposed 70
ell government. nni the extreme C!cr..
Gals. aud added. m. the world will
symIa,h,z. with Queen Maryhcr.;a in
her Hr,c!
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
{ kjnr lIumbert Re'
,. ,,hrd Italy From
= Paterson " j.
u.d,hc crime Because Of
'",,r,a for No"arch'al
ln,iitn'lo''s'
| !. ,nr Italian Monarch
>orrow Through
oul Europe.

T., after the shoo''ne
.,.,,e.; h.rc. as 500" ~ us
.'....aiA..r, ~. could realize waa'
E' h wa- plaeed IN MS
M ...,yn a, RAPIDLY as posi-
f. m.aee IL was however
! aanaa all .,r,on.,v
/ ,.a, name Is s'i''us's
:. ,..s.a ard Gae'no hF''s'-
t. ,n IN im'o. Nov. 10. is'''
f r..,.r r trade. lie comes
-. wa,r he had resided "s
Z, ) j n says he had no
IT,. ,a!,.a; H. committed tn"
-. /. ii, hatred OF mon-
|, .... n. EIcr,achcd Monz'
/. !. . n an, where hc stayed a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
HORROR ~ GREAT ERIrAI'r..
King uutnh~rt iiss shawn tndyinS
frisnd.htp for England

LoSpo>. July u Perhaps IN no
country WAS the news @! King EIm-
bert = sassasslnat!on received with deeper
sympathy and greater horror than III
G.ca, Britain For III. las, few years
aud NOR especially during the las, few
months ~ he youth African war. the
Italian minister. rejecting III. a;ti.
iuae .. the throne .avc shown nn TN.
dying friendship f.. Great Britain.
Weighing against Eng.aui and H.. pol
icy. o. cn Victoria. naturally. was
horr...s! NJ tie receipt q! til" news
She immediately ,c."rra phcd Acr con-
do.cnc.~ to Queen MaTsAcri,a.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
CANADIAN LUMBER COMBINE.
Trust with Csr"si "f ihty ""'""' =
Projected.

QUEBEC. July 3l.-An '"o''u"s .n.'
nroiec, is on foo, III Ottawa "'" '"'s
ci,v to combine tho leading iumpe,'hs
int,rests of Canada. or at least tn' ''''e'
~ those that have their seat % op''"
tion, in tho upper and lower districts Oh
the Ottawa river. ,,s,
ioint stock affair in the Dominion" .,a w.
c.pi,al is to bc So. 100000. On. o. WV Wv,
main objects will be to r'sum,I ,"',,v M Of
market aud prevent overSupr'. pm. ~
lumber being taken ont III ~. ,o,,n. "
....on In other words. II viii r's".
late the supply to suit 'h' n'. .,., - tho
il believed that II will t'h' "''o -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31

"2 humhsrt Considc,ca =
'i'"nal Calam,,v

"'nS Humber, Co,.,a.,.a !.
", N'''""'l Calamity.
ks,s - signs 81 mourning
! G.. c., 'pl'arins throughout tho
bsp,..r : displayed upon many
hdt '' pubic buildings Por.
|as y murdered monarch occupy
lus a.. '"'ase' drapcd in black md
s pr. ,.as at half mas, everywhere.
Nj, : ,~'f' d remains will be
h., nome and lald to rest in the
.'''ed that the name Of tho As.
|ess. II" appear in tho h., Of
anarchist" known to the 20.
70 N, 'i''N publish short tril.
10 @,.,sa a'ei'r'ny that j, i. aus 90 :" nins h,s
aasc,m' ''"lng classes that he ha,
~add ,,1' a.. Of ASSASSINATION TIN. %
4 'a's'pect for ,ha words Of sympathy
\ SS'he q nrw ''"'"s that il the ab.
N.Y. N hours V~ : a'ns is prolonged be.
NJ tsaed III accnr regency will 10
u sS'a. 'o'aancc with the con.
sscitemon,
"''l emotion hcro
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
CnRIe ScHUTz.

J, gentleman recently cured * dys
y-psla gave the following appropriate
rendering 81 Burns famous blessing:
some haze meat and can not eat. and
me have none that want H. but We
have mest ard W. can eat
* IDOL Dyspepsia Cure be thank
ed" This preparation viii digest what
y3u eat. II instantly relieves and radi-
cally cures indigestion and al stomach
disorders
Cook !. ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31

consequent upon the ussassfna,;-,.:.. -
King E.imbcrt nj Monza is momon,ar
iiy ihtcnsiiying People are scon -
snatch newspapers from the vendors
anu eagerly perusc them in tho s,roa,.
openly weeping for their well. .holov.I
sovereign and exccrating the infanou.
crime Of his taking of. '
All the shops are closed and the M.
.'oh - IN mourning. The streets are
being rapidly drapcd in crepe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
MESSAGE OF CuNnnli\tE.
President Mckinley I,pr"ss~s III" sym
rathy oG the American t~opl".

WAsu>o1o>. July Jl-Thc follow
ing message Of confidence upon the
death Il KING llumh-rt has been SOM
from Prrs,dcn, Mckinley Ia his majesty.
V,ctorio Elnmnnuo!a In my name
and on behalf II the American people,
l oY,r YOUR majesty and the Italian ma.
ton sincere condolences III TINS hour "i
dccp bereavement.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO FIRE,
Reason for the Surrender Of the Colon
bian Rebels.

KINGSTON. Jam, July 3l.-News by
the steamer Trent from Colon show +
that The capitulation Of the Colon bian
rebels az Panama, was due entirely to
the arrival of General Serrano, with
1000 troops from Savanilla. The reb-
els Tough desperately, and would have
won, tul that Serrano'. troops turned
the day against them. they being caught
betwoen two fire.. The majority of
the eae.-. II Is reported. have .eit Pan.
anna, - Joln the reiel forces AT other
points \ number 4 the test families
at Panama. are mourning tie loss of
rela,l1., ia the recent battle
The ireInlum OIL god remains az 100
pcr @. .!.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31

CoRrv. July 81 The new KING Oh
Italy is expected 10 arrive here during
the day. Aiclcgram from Queen Mar
vhcr,,n awaits him. announcing 'ho
.s.,ss,nn,,on of King Humhcrt an"
nrv,nr him 70 hasten home.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-07-31
/ .l.vo>l INSTANTLY.
,., ,...tn ricr~~d King teun.
hertz ti~arf.

,.,. ..,..ln ricrc~d King Hum
h.ri'. iI~ari.
;. ,..y. JAY -! Kin. Hum
!. ..sa a..a,..ua'cd.
ru a,.e Is man named
p,,.. Al! d.c. in n fcw min.
r,.ts! ben attending q dissrs.
!;r.p. N nnec',on with a
l,s.c content. He had Jus'
;t.. ca--.aee with his nidc-dc.
rt.., cae,rs Il the crowd.
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PARIS, July 3i.-Thc announcement
- ,ho assns,inat,on Of King Humbert
has created profound sorrow in oinci"s
circles here. All official events h"''
bccn cancelled for the time being
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- GREATLY SHOCKED

s's""" Representatives In the United
states Hear the News.
NEW YORK. July 81 Baron dc Foya
the ltaiinn ambassador. Is n, Sc,hr,,b,
n. J. II. j. much distressed ., ,a,'''',.
ing the news. bu; said 10 the Associated
Press tina, hc could no, give ou, nnv
statement un,al h. had been of,ic,ali.
notified by his home government.