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FOR SALE.

EfOR SALE-In the center Of the city, ~
Il story house, containing IA rooms, arranged
for two families, has modern Improvements.
good size lot and sunny exposure; price low.
For further particulars inquire of A. c. LIBBY
& CO., ~ IL Exchange street. 1872
nor SALE The only available lot Of land
on the Western Promenade, located be-
tween the residences of Messsrs. Garland and
stable and land az Willard Beach. Apply
to TRUE BROS. No. 39i Fore street. 31-u
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ITO LET-Beautifully and newly furnished
4 rent of rooms and bath IN new modern
improved house in good location, near to
schools and churches also stable accommoda-
Loan Real Estate Co., Room 3, 45Tl Congress st.
ISL
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UNFINISHED rooms, connected or single,
with board. at "a SPRING ST. 1872
OFFICE OR FACTORY BUILDING - The
" first floor OF the building occupied by the
offered for rent. Apply TO (. A. MOVES, Port
land Savings Bank. lott
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for as cents, cash i'm advance.
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TAILoRESs WANTED, must be thoroughly
Il experienced and a good needlewoman.
L. II. SCHLOSBERG, 2 Free St. 201
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no LET-Rent of rooms ana BATH steam
y heat very pleasant. convenient and easily
heated. Enquire 10 Sherman ST. or G. b. Doten,
l76 Commercial ST. 1871
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30

Have Arrived IN SAFETY
rom the Chinese CnpitnI


lien iSlN. Ans. 2G.-Fifty Ameri.
s""s' including the Misses Condit.
S'n'sn' woodward and Pane, have ar.
.'sed here from pcking. which CITY thov
".' hVe days ago Ly boat. The com.
m.Ssary department is Preparing 10
establish an extensive winter base ot
Tong Ku. ''''se ~
Lieutenant Waldrcn IF The Ninth
.hlted States Infantry received n s.r,.
.u' sh'lihE wound while la,rollins at
tioshiru.
ihe Russians, Germans and la,anese
are constantly pushing troop, Oh t.
Pcking.
A>iiiN"1o>. Aug. -. Inquiry at
'"' state department as 10 tn. ler,uual.
~ VI 'hc persons named IN the press
uispa'chcs among Tho refugee, SHOW +.
'n"' besides Niss Condit.Smith, who j,
thc si,tet-ln.law Of Mrs. congor. there
- Miss iavnc. "A resident Of M,lvar.
he,. nhd "A Miss Woodward of licaco
Inc telegram Of General Chalf,o
relative - the movement, of Earnn,s.
Won hcti"!cl. which wcr. called forth
by hn inquiry from Washington Oh the
ith, taken III connection With the
press report Il the arrival oi Miss Mary
Sohdit-Smlth al TIcn T-in IN safety On
tue s''h. leads 10 tie hope tina, Iii"
baroness Is with the Att.e party If re-
cucN Americans ut i len Ism.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
TAKEN NbI bULLER
British Advance Force Occupics
Machadod"rr. the Borr
Stronghold.
Dur@EerS Make a Poor Stand.
Retiring Hastily to the
Nor,hWari.
Butler $ Casualties Are Four, cen
Killed and Sixty four
Wounded.

LONDON. Aug. SO. Lord Roberts re.
ports under date Of Belfast, Aug. %. as
follows:
"Hulicr's advance occupied Macha.
dodorp this afternoon. The enemy
mace poor stand and retired north.
ward, followed by Dundonald's S mount.
ed troops, who could not proceed be-.
yond lic.vetla Oh account Of the diff
cult nature Of the country and the en-.
eny taking up position too strong to
be dis!odgcd by the mounted troops.
II appears that Buffers casualties were
very few.
French continued the movement
today As far Ms E.andsfontein, from
which he turned the enemy out with
no difficulty. The latter retired very
RAPIDLY, leaving cooked food behind"
General Iul.er's casualtie, Aug. 27
were Killed, / officer and l3 men:
woun led, , officer, and 81 men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30

Belief In London That the Chinese Prob
lem /. lar from settled.

Lo>rpN, Aux - The afternoon a.
lcrs doubt t!nt runurs y peace ncEetl-
alton, arr w,l founded. and applaud
General Chailec, prudence IN lr,pnr-
ine fur u winter campaign. ~ they re-
gard the activity ui the allies II p
KIN. and the difficulty II discover.
,ng RESPONSIBLE CAlnnmau with whom
e. treat until ii Hung Chang = able -
place himself III communication with
tho fugitive court and secure crcaen.
tails satisfactory 70 all the powers. n
indications that the solution II the
problem VIII be more rroIonscd anG
more difficult than previously hoped.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.
The American Bar association is il
session at Saratoga, y. \.

The American Bar association is in
session at Saratoga, n. Y.
Obligatory military service has been
approved by the Chilean congress.
Ihe Duke OF Manchester has been ad-
Judicatcd bankrupt, entaillng his res.
igna'lon from all his clubs
The Michigan Prohibition conven.
ton has nominated full ticket hcaded
oy Professor +. 5. Goodrich Of Albion
for governor.
Tne autumn n.ancuvers Of the Ger.
man army VII be attended this year
Tor The tlr-t time ~ the representative
OF tic t'rcncn army.
IAc lo,t0 ,iic. department has or.
dered tie co:atlI shmeu, If rural free
delivery service on Sept. ! at Chippewa
Fails, vi, and Hawarelen, Ia
TEc general land office has with
drawn lear townships at the SAoshone
Fails and Blue Lakes III the SnaAe
river r. zion III Southern Idaho for Il
nat.ona. park.
Tn Milwaukee road has completed
an agreement with the Northern Pa.
clfic whereby the former road will use
| the -. Pau. and Duluth tracks 10 the
head o. the lakes
Tom l.. Johnson Of OHIO, who has
just arrived from Earope. SAID he
had received reque-, from Mr Bryan
to COM over and take the stump for
him and he expected 70 do 50 soon il
Ohio
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
b.fT.r NiiI I,c Promoted.

WASHINGTON, Au.. 3o.--Thcrc Is no
doubt tina, General Chatfcc will bc ap.
,.o,n,cd hrignth,r general III the roGu-
lar army upon the retirement OF Joseph
Wheeler. II is stated at the war de-
partmout that the service which Cen
.r,l Chni,c, la, rendered IN CHINA en-
title HIM 10 tins consideration. Hch'
.ral Wheeler will retire on Sept. 5.
General Chaiiec Will continue 10 hold
the rank Of major general of volunteers
while in command Of the troops III
China
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
Anthracite Coal strike Threatened.

UAZrIloN. Pa. Aug. 3o-lf the an.
thracitc coal operators refuse to grant
the denland, of the United Min,
Workers. according to the reports OF
thr scnlo and solution committees as
prcsentcd and adopted by the conven-
ton. within 10 days Of date, or by Sept.
:. n strike involving 10000 miners. OF
which 40 600 are members of the mine
workers organization, VIII De declared
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
>n,peoteh of Double Narncr.

d. gUE, Ia, Ae- 30-Frea Irle,
arrest. here, j. wanted by Missouri
autlor.tles on suspicion that he knows
who L-l.ed Guy >hell!am and Henry
Spet.. i p.attevi.le. Wis He was in
thel. company when they eft Dubuque
and ya> >een VITA them near Kansas
City Their dead bodies were found
bes! e the Chicago Great Western
trark near savannah. No. Jlly o.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30

shnH'r Making Preparations to Naintnin
Fifteen Thousand Men

lhpGsHnu Wen.
lien I>lN. Aug. q, VIA Tnku, Aug
S".-oi'.cors Who have arrived here
from l"kinsIclort taht General Cha!i.c
commanding I'll. American forces IN
1hina) Is making al the necessary
preparations - maintain l.. 900 mel,
through the winter
Fifteen oi III" American wounded.
1nc!uding the marine, wounded durin- :.
the siege o! the legations, have arrived
here by boat from icklng Myers -
tposslb!y Captain Myc,s If the Mite.
States marine corps : -a...rlnc from
Typhoid fcvor and cannot IL moved.
\ .arse hatch ~. refugees ar du"
her. tomorrow.
Tie American sigma. s.-s!cc corps.
eo-olrTatlne, wlta taa: u the British,
Ans eotni.c II t.. t,.,-.apA .!ne from
P..!n. = lai.u.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
,,.. rr,,idential Ambitions.

p,y,vo Province Of Santiago de
Cuba. Aug. 80 At Manzanillo Zen
ernl Bar,o.omc Mas>o declined the nom
inntion for delegate 10 the conS'h-
,,on IN spite of the great pressure
,,rourht 10 bear on him. claiming II
would identify him with some poiitieai
,,r,v md that his acceptance would de-
f,nt his ambitions ior the l'f's'o'''' ''''
nomination. 10 which ne asrres.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30

IT, wolf IN the thble pu. III sleeps
clc.a.ng because !. he 'rav-.e0 on his
on.. reputation be couldn't accom- pli-i
his purpose Coun'erfefters - DeWl,t's
Wi.ch Hazel Sa.va couldn't sell
worthless salyes Oh their merits so they
put them IL boxes and wrappers like
neWitt's. Look out for Them. Take
on.y DeWi..'s Witch Haze >a!ye. I.
cures piles and all skin diseases.
Cook & ODEE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
M Recount for ~iouN n.y.

Sioux CIry. Ia. Aug, 3o.-Dlr'c'o,
of the Census Merriam mas SpoNei' INV
,hcr, is to lc no recount oi the Pol"ia
,,on Of Sioux city unless the ci'v co"i''
c,l takes advantage Of is rights "n "n"ei
IN, census laws and bears 'ho h'"'!
.xn.n., TIM, will lc cntailrd III sno"
.i., ~, o,}ic,nl count was defective.
1t is not considered hheis ''''' '''
no., will loo taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
WORK OF \ FIREBU G..
An Iuccndiary Fire Kag"s In the business
section Of Ninnipeg.

~cctION at " innIPGE.
WINNIPEG. Aug. ga firebug ha.
been making things lively for the Win
nipcr ,iremcn during the past few days.
Many blazcs have been started. but al.
supprcs,ed III time. Tuesday night
however. a very serious fire occurred IL
the hear; Of the city that puzzled tht
fire fighters The buildings DESTROYED
are: Conway'> auction rooms. Hall
DAYS commission warehouse. kenzie
plumbing, Bruce's millinery. the Singer
Mach,n, company and several other
small firms. The new y. NJ. c. A.
building adjoins the burned buildings.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
For w ll0Opin. Cough

Both my children vere taken with
ehooping cough" writes Mrs, q. r.
Dn.ton. of Danv!.e. Ii. "a small bottle
II i'oley's Honey ara Tar gave such
relief that used a - cen. bottle, which
-aved ne doctors ol.i.' NotAing else
50 good.
Cans >CuVT2.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30

FoET PLAIN. y. y. Au-. 80 -RicA-
srd Wood Atkinson =. pumont Ia,
was killed a, pa.a:He prli-e. on the
New YORK Central. tarve miles ca>, 81
Acre. Atkinson ana h., brother weic
~ their WAY 10 England with two car.
loads of horse, H. Aaa climbed TO the
top Of a car and his head was crushed
;,v the bridge Tn Atnln>on- wer,
wealthy residents 4 Iumont, the llv-
III. brother bong a member Il the
banking firm a Barlow, Atkinson x
Go.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
NINI.Nr For EONfE>.
Allies search The ,"untr, south "f Teltn
bu; itd VI .irn,.d Hands.

!
but ind NJ ARMED Iands.
IfAl>e. Aue. i. va Iaku, Aug 81
Ihr." hus>lan. t"o .iai ianr-s. oue lr.t-
Isl. aud ouv American battalion
searched III, lmroria. park south Of 'hc
c!iy and aloa, .lye iu..r, out !or IoA-
,rs. No armed hands werc found. hu,
only "A Calnrsc scout. WHO WAS k...ea
Tn Jaranc>e are II possession oi the
,mpcria. summer palace tod T.. The
winter palace here !, still closely
guarded lac Russians wish 10 destroy
II, hu, the japanese wish 10 save i.
\ southwark movement began today
and Will continue. hu, -"vcra. & ,iaca-
meuts WIZ remain 10 protect conveys.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
tretnusia sails for the orient.

ullAprlr,iIA. Aug. 30. The United
States transport Arethusia has sailed
from the League Island navy yard for
Cnyitr and cana stations, Via the SueH
canal. with supplies and 1000 tons OF
ammunition 10. the Aslatic fleet.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
tccomplicc of I.uchcni Arrested.

BUDAPEST, Au.. "0-Giuseppe To.
razlo. n Venetian. who is believed 10
have been III accomp.lce Of Luigi LII.
chem III the assassination of Empress
Elizabeth of Austria. has been arrested
here. He was seen with Luchenl
shortly before the assassination. but
dn>appcarcd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
Canadian Pacific strike settled.

Wl>>irEG. Aug. @0.-The Canadian
Pac...c railway strike j. practically
over. The new schedule VIII ne >!gned
Mt once and the men Will return 70
work MIR Mcconnell of Peoria, HIS.
il arbitrator for the men. and j. a "
Alei:.,, 4. &. for the company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
Roberts Has succeeded Wol.rley.

LONDON, Aug. @o.-Thc DAILY Mail
Claims 10 nave the hlglee, authority for
the assert! II that L9r, Roberts mas ul.
ready succeeded Lord We.sc.ey Il, com.
llanGcr!i..c4lc! oi n British arnv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
tl"c on IA I.rnh~v.hip.

.Adjutant General
- war; shows that tho tuta!
'.n Grand Army II the
Standing June 81.
,is with n member
u Juno 80. 1900. g., -,
w.t. q nbershlp oi a,o. o62. n
~ fear af ll,3lo.
y r0i surgeon Genera! VIII.
+ '+ast SLOWS the number ii
s'.e year ending Dec. 81,
a8.' sean divided ns follows:
WI. ,umably died 81
s.Fod III the service. 1908,
""' umahly died II disease
y. VINO service. :. 2D6; number
'>HuAbly died from other
= '..'> The total money value
- ,eFy!ee and supplies fur
urn. the year was estimated
''''3'toe an legislation for vet.
:, : Y. lHb.ic service "rcyrc,iully
= .''..r Progress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30

Tt- dread of people With weak lungs
who -. from stubhord cougseie con-
sump.l IL. Eol-ys Honey a,d Tar. II
take, i. tame. cures 'he cold. hea- ard
stYer Z, i.eLs Tie lungs aLd Always cures
iDclpieL' consumption.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
''siie Steamship Ashore.

.1' Nash, Aug. 30. = The
~ i"silir Steamship company :
H. ''' steamship Tacoma ran
\ AN 'ii'e log about half II mile
ln' 'a't ot Al ki point. on n
!, j, '''' peace Of beach. At tho
sAe lies there are many
2 and ns she had over
m, - o' coal aboard. she will be
.,c "''iining structural injury
''s> IN the rocks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30
i 0AL MEETING
f,he Grand Army Hold
Fi,>' r",i"',s S'ss'o" Of
ii. F..nr'np"'''''
Il Welcome by Mayor
,i.on and a Response
b, General Shaw.
!, !. l,ay Devoted to Re-
!. ot,I,r Various Officers
and committees.

- aa The veterans OF
-. turned their atten-
: : The annual meeting
el 10 order III stude-
~. rs 3p O'clock by Com.
," shaw. The hour or!e.
- III meeting was 10
,,,nr Il the Old soldier,
4,rin: the roll cal! i,
L. 10 commence on
=. r,r4yeg ~ Chaplain Grimm
cane 10 the front OF
p rulally welcomed the
|. His address VA
1 Commandcr.in.Chlei
Mayor Harrison for the
!. reanlAation. express
I. AZ. lle army for the hos.
Qu fa,m. J. NJ. Ionge.
uH.,.er 4 the department
| ,..A gree,cd the visiting
..a'. II the soldiers of
Ma..e happy little speech
.vs nluch applause. Gen.
\. II who responded fer
lrs-> .tar army. was 10 les
~ 81, :ilv, expressing the
., mradcs TO the men q;
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-08-30

,ye..t. = rcasscmh!cd NJ ,
II: ruo0n and this time
VI. Il ir,.lnlnari,s. Action
:, lee hy General shaw,
.a, annual report.
v... FL, address of General
a ~ list ~ reports su :
...t. + II. .a., and the yar..
- g. ,hc organization.
ssas Wrre those II the cA-
-a.,tge. gsuncll o! admins
..staat General Stewart.
E'--l,'sr ,fsil' II. Atkinson. Sur
~ iae.r, thnplain.lu.C h!cf
! l- Advocate General Toy
,-.- Commandcr.iu.C hlci
+, .a. Wee Communicating
I1' D,tolian lio!coub. In
+ INNINGS. committee
- tetorau> III public scrs-
I \. Aasltttc on pension lex
:.
!. W. G- u 4 tho reading Z
--st r., 4 tho various officers
: t.e II uutil ESQ j. III.
.e..s.,. 2 4 report, was Re.
=. - session Many ~
.ed thr ,;ockyard, nj
.- f.e packing interest,
q. "a through the vast
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22
LAST PERFORMANCE
Of the EIks Carnival Friday Night. Ball
Given to Those Having Parts.

The third and last presentation OF
the Elks carnival was made at the Au-
ditorium last evening. The audience
was again comparatively few in num-
bers, but was quick to appreciate the
merits of the entertainment. The at
tendance during the week has been a
great disappointment to the promoters
of the carnival. Much time. money
and energy was expended in preparing
for the successful staging and acting
of the different series of entertain
ments which formed the carnival: but
the receipts have not been proportion
ate to the labor and money expended
or to the present season of the year.
when amusements, especially of local
character, are supposed to be in de-
mand.
The carnival. however. when con-
sidered from an artistic and histrionic
standpoint has been a success. The
effects of costumes and groupings
were undeniably very impressive. The
vocal numbers were all we'll taken and
well received. In fact aside from a
financial standpoint, the carnival has
been great success. The receipts,
while not small were not up to the ex-
pectations of those having the matter
in charge.
After the performance last evening
the Elks gave ball to those who had
taken part in the carnival. The dance
was much enjoyed by those present.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22
ANOTHER HITCH
And the Joint Note is Far From Being
Signed.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Pekin, Dec. 21.-Once more there
| is a pronounced hitch in the proceed
ings and the preliminary joint note
has not yet been signed. Mr.. Conger
U. S. Minister. and other minister:
say that they do not believe there is 4
sufficient reason why it should not be
signed in the near future
Chinese sources of information, how
ever, say that is reliable authority for
the statement that there is very little
chance of the note being signed for
some time. The members of the staff
of Ii Hung Chang believe that the note
will eventually have to be drawn up
either in Europe or America. probably
the latter, because they claim the
Washington government had the most
to do with the existing notifications
of the various forms of harsnness.
The United States is looked nDon by
the Chinese as the only power 1eally
desiring to retain the integrity of the
Chinese empire. Other powers are re-
garded IS being desirous of breaking
it up, with the possible exception of
Russia.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22
GREATLY GRIEVED
Are London Journals Because America Pro-
poses TO Protect Her Own Interests.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
London, Dec. q. 21.-Responsibe
weeklies will tomorrow discuss the
Hay-Paunceforte canal treaty at con-
siderable length. The Saturday Re,
view will devote a page to The Mic
aragua Scandal" saying uncompli-
mentary things about tlc Uait3l
States Senate, President Mckinley aaL
Lord Salisbury.
The worst thing the Spectator VIII
say is the following: apparently the
object of the United States Senate has
been to attain particular object so
much as an insult to friendly power
and to make it difficult for that power
TO negotiate in a conciliatory spirit"
The Sceptator will go into the canal
question historically, citing Nicara-
guam treaties with Spain in 1856,
France in 1860, Italy in 1868 and Eng
land in 1860, neutralizing the projected
canal and pointing out that these are
all in force now except the treaty with
England. I'VE foresee for the United
States" the Spectator will say,
grave diplomatic complications with
other powers unless they support Am
erica with the object of achieving
Great Britain's discomforture."
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22
RIVER BREVITIES
Pungent Paragraphs Of Interest to River
Men From Wharf and Bank.

The river has reached an extremely
low stage for this season of the year
and unless "a rise comes soon a number
of the larger packets will be forced to
go to the bank AT Davis Island Dam
a stage of 4 feet 8 inches is reported,
while at points all along the upper riv-
er the channel is decreasing in vol
ume of water.
The Eliza is still beached hard and
fast on the bar in the Ohio just oppo-
site the mouth of the Muskingum. 1t
seems that the only relief for the
stranded steamer is rise in the river
and as there is no immediate prospect
of this contingency the boat will prob
ably rest where she is for several days
at least. The Catherine Davis was
engaged to try to pull the Eliza off the
bar, but no success whatever attended
the formers efforts.
The packets today are as follows:
Ben Hur for Pittsburg at a. M;
Kanawha for Pittsburg at D. m.
The Virginia, which is running in the
place of the Keystone State while the
latter is undergoing repairs at Cincin-
natl, will be up for Pittsburg at p.
m. Valley Belle for GalliDolis at $3.50
a. m. Greenwood for Charleston at
p. m.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22

An amusing illustration of the per-
functory manner in which witnesses
are sworn in the magisterial courts of
England has lately come to light in
one OF the principal police courts of
London. There, witnesses are sup
posed to be sworn on the Bible which
they kiss after taking oath. 1t was
discovered recently after a very busy
day that all the witnesses that had
appeared before the magistrate had
sworn solemnly on and had kissed
with due reverence a Guide to the Law
of Landlord and Tenant. Whether
there was more than the usual amount
of perjury on that day deponent saith
not.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22
STRIKE is OFF
And TelegrapherS are Given Permission to
Return to Work.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Topeka, Kas.. Dec. 21.-Presidenf
Dolphin, of the o. R. T., tonight de-
clared the strike of the operators of
the Santa Fe off. The operators have
the permission of the organization to
work if they can secure work.
General Manager Nudge would not
express an opinion as to whether the
men would be re-em2loyed or not.
He said. however, that the Order of
Railway Telegraphers would not be
recognized under the present man
agement. The strike was inaugurated
in Texas fifteen days ago.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22

Everything points to the conclusion
that Senator Foraker will be endorsed
for reelection by the next Republican
'state convention, and that he will have
no opposition. He has made bril-
liant record in the Senate, and his wise
counsel is needed there to assist in
framing the important legislation
that will be enacted within the next
few years.-Athens Messenger.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22

In this issue of the Leader appears
the statements of the Citizens Nation
al. the German National and the First
National banks of Marietta. and each
makes a most gratifying showing. The
report of the First National bank of
Lowell, published yesterday, also gives
evidence OF a strong and substantial
growth The banking institutions of
Washington county compare most ia
vorably with those of any city or coun
ty in the entire country.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-12-22

The Mayor of Atlanta was arrested
and placed in the city prison for drunk
enness, and exercising his executive
function he rardoned himself out.
When his name was called in the Re-
corders Court in the evening he failed
10 respond, being out on another howl
ing drunk. Surely that's a new brand
of statemanshiD, but possibly it is ap-
plicable to such place as Atlanta