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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
MYSTIC SlIRINERS GATHER
Tue order Takes Untlisputed Possession n
OF Washington.

1"e order Takes Undjsputed Possession
Of Washington.
AsHINGToN, May 23.-The Mobiles
VI the Mystic Shrine have undisputed
possession Of Washington. Weather
favored the Ancient; aud the brilliant
sunlight accentuated the decorations
That draped almost every building on
fennsylvania avenue from the Capitol
to the White House The city resem.
bIes modern Mecca in the height of
pilgrim season.
Red fez caps with the tiger claw EN-.
1blcm Of the shrine are more in evidence
thnh the conventional headgcar of the
American citizen and many Of the
buildings down town look as though
trey had been capt.red by an invading
army Of Saracens. President Mckinley
lent himself to the demonstration and
reviewed the early morning procession
from the White House portico, when
hundreds Of Arab patrols in bizarre
trapp,ngs escorted Imperial Potentate
Atwood to the Columbia theatre where
the imperial council convened at
O'Clock. In the evening there was a
parade Of all the mobiles in fez and dress
suits
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
TWO BISHOPS CHOSEN.
methodist Episcopal Deadlock Broken on
the seventeenth Ballot.

tue StNtutteutn ItAIlOts
CHICAGO, May 23-The Methodist
general conference has elected two
members Of the board of general super.
intendcnts, after battle of ballots last.
ing nearly week. and also finally dis.
posed OF Il question that for many years
has been a source Of dispute III Meth
odlst conference admission OF
women 10 the general conference. This
was settled III iu:or Of ia. Wo.ncn.
DR. j. w Hamilton oil the New Eng.
land conference, general secretary ~
tie Board Freedmen All and
Southern. i. iucatlon society, and Dr
David H. Moore Of Cincinnati. editor Of
The Western Christian Advocate, Were
elevated TO t.le ellscoiacy on the !ti
ballot, both rece.vln. many more thai
the neccs>ary two-thlrus vote.
Besides the action on the eplscopac,
and the gu si!on of the admission OF
women 10 general conferences anc
therefore necessarily TO lay electora
conferences. the general conference
adopted the constitution AS submitted
by the special commission on organic
law.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
NEELI NAY ESCAPE.
Knotty Legal Problems Connected With
His ExtralitiOn.

Knotty Legal Problems Connected With
His ENtratlitiOn.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-There is a
grave danger OF Nicely escaping punish
ment for his alleged fraudulent conduct
in Havana, owing to the knotty legal
problem to be solved III connection with
his extradition. The senate committee
on judiciary spent several hours in dis.
cnssinc the question of legislation on
extradition, but adjourned without ac'
tion. Another meeting is to be held
later in the week. but SO many different
views are entertained by members OF
congress that it is by no means certain
extradition can be enacted this session.
Without legislation Neely. it is feered'
will be able, Through habeas corpus pro-
ceedincs, to prevent his extradltlon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
,nent Of Bethune's Mounted
lutrv Is Trapped by a
Party Of Beers.
! His Casualties at Sixty.
and Says Few Of His
Force Escaped.
Ii From PictermaritzbUrg
Isr,s the Burghers Have
Given Up Natal.

Nav 23.-It is officially an.
.h,t Colonel Bethunc has re.
lo, while marching in the di-
| 4 Newcastle. Natal. one Of
ANS Of mounted infantry was
I'M ~ party Of Beers six miles
|yrvhcld, i'll the Transvaal, and
! ,ew Of his force escaped. His
numbered 66 men. General
dispatch follows:
ca.,le, May Ell have received
cwins from Bethune:
II 81, while marching in the
Il Of Newcastle, one of my
N. Of Bcthunc's mounted in
va. nmbushcd by Beers six miles
yrvhcid and very few escaped.
ksnrs Iausum and Capell art
No missing. Earl de Ia War;
tly wounded in the leg. The
k..ual,ie, are about &C. l have
10 N'qutu for supplies. Viii
tomorrow for Newcastle, viz
-"
ral Huller then proceeds:
e,achcd Colonel Bcthunc and
!. mon from Dundee May II,
t.,ructions to march by Nauts
4ni show his force ut N'qutu,
IVA, reported to have been evac'
Is the enemy preparatory TO the
the magistrate and civil estab
! N the district. He was 10 II.
! 4. Newcastle afterwards. :
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
ON new CHARGE
Charles +. W. Neely Rearrested
at New York and Held on
$4,000 Bail.
Warrant Alleges Wrongful Con-
version Of Postoffice De-
partment Funds.
Attorney For Neely Appears Be.
fore the House Committee
on judiciary.

New YORK, May 23.-Clarles F. w
Nicely, former chief financial agent O,
the postoffice department at Havana
Cuba. was rearrested during the day by
United States marshal. The arres,
was made on warrant issued by United
States Circuit Judge Lacombe in a civil
suit against Neeiy by the United States
he is charged with the wrongful conver
sion OF 45,3OO.26. His bail was fixed
at $50, 900.
The arrest was made on information
furnished by George H. Burton and thu
order OF arrest was endorsed by Edward
II. Jones. special attorney general. ant
Frederick +. Smith.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
ARE ALL FOR TOWNE.
silver Republicans. While Not O"ct"''"s'
WUI lrgc Ills Candidacy.

silver Republicans. While Not D'ctst'"s'
WnI urgc Ills Candidacy.
KANSAS CITY. May a3.-Elwood ,.
Corscr Of Minneapolis. secretary ana
treasurer Of the Silver Republican ma
,,onol committee. who is here making
arrangements for that gathering SAID:
..The Minnesota delegates VIII come
70 the two national conventions "i'n
Towne written on their backs an" Sn.n' ~,
in, in their faces. So will all the en'
..ar @ Renublicans and Populists from
49,, s,a,.s The national committee
Of the populists will be here for con.
sa.nrco and will urge the candidacy OF
Townc but we want this fact empha'
sized ium and understooa: We will not en-,
deayor to dictate Il nomlhaloh ~ ~. m
menocrats. but illustrate through al
object lesson why it is advisable %
choose Mr.. Towne. :
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23

van Only Decide Regarding Dis
position Of Their Families.
'oE'A, Monday, May 2l.-n'
lan contradicts the reports circu'
"Sardlng tho health of Presidens
f' which. he says, is good. Mr..
Is transacting all the work OF
eesldcncy.
accordance with All understanding
ucncral Botha and President
Ac government has issued u CIR
"a'lng that should the enemy sue
~ gaining a position in the Trans
aaa take possession Of one or the
u'S'rict, the inhabitants would DC
aecldc whether or not to leave
'amllles on tho farms; but the
"'S' remain with the commandos'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
I,BORNLY OPPOSED.
Vet Lrcat Resistance just Outside
IF MRFrktng.

Vet Grcat Resistance just Outside
"f MRFcktnE.
l"N, May 23.-lord Roberts re-
= iAe war Office III u dlsNatch
hToonstad. May 81, as follows:
fAon reports that the flying COL
entered Mafcking at u. III. May
ie was stubbornly opposed by
men on May II, n.ne miles from
flng, but the Beers were driven
Their strong positions after ilve
ASh'lng, thanks. he says, to the
EAcent qualities Of his troops. a
f'ncnt q, Canadian artillery. by u
q forced marches. reached him
|snlnE Of the fighting and rem
Very valuable assistance.
Lehon casualties were about ~
Per losses were heavy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
Ore Trains Cannot Keep Up.

DULUTH. May 23.-Ditficulty is being
experien ced to get ore into the Duluth
docks fast enough TO supply the fleet OF
vessels that is waiting. The growth OF
lake tonnage has produced vessels that
crowd the capacity Of the ore trains
closely, and during the day it was nee
essary to send two boats back to Ash
land for carsoes after they had come
here
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23

|Ee ported tn Have Entirely lcn
Natal.

Exported tn Have Entirely Len
Natal.
rs. MAY -. "A dispatch from
tay,zburg. dated Monday, May
tn i}oer, are reported To have
\ II; Natal. leaving lA,ings Mex
l.;hls is true IT leaves the way
|. General Butler to advance into
k1slal as soon ns the repairs ol
..t.ls are sufficient To insure
-Munications.
X 1berts is still ut kroonstad. re-
kla. III, forces.
IN. Rundlc ) forces are cncamped
lMcl rccupcrating. \ patrol
H., from Trommcl was attacked
Beers, One man was wounded
III horses were killed. The af'
b. nnimportant. except in show
,. tAo Beers are still in the neigh
?. and on the lookout for any
q. ,lliplng.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23

Fire Destroys Point Cia'rc'
summer Resort.
MONTREAL, May 23.-Word has 'eeil
.a,;v.d here that the village OF io'h'
80 , summer resort 10 miles iroh'
& ,,ar" ,ho headquarters of the Royal 81
,'e,r, n,..r.,cc Yacht club during the inter
-" ~, ,ochr races for the Seawanhak''
nnn has been almost entirely WIPE" o", ~
nv fire. Twenty houses ana "S s',u,n. hnn.
stores :, have already burned. lwo ,,Ii,i". nun.
drod M people are homeless NO '"''''''''
have been reported
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
Is LARGELY ATTENDED.
Three Hundred Delegates mt the National
Mothers Congress.

Three Hundred Delegates Mt the National
Mothers Congress.
DEs MONIES. May 23.-Three hundred
delegates. representing 23 states, were
present when the second day session
of the national Mothers congress began.
The president, Mrs. Theodore Blrney OF
Washington. read her annual report
showing that the society had more
than doubled its membership during
the past year. the third of its existence.
Members Of Mrs Blrncy's cabinet also
made their reports.
At the afternoon session President
Birney delivered her address upon ne
Power Of Organized Motherhood for the
Benefit of Humanity.
Governor and Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw
e,oyc the members of the congress re-
c,ntion at the exec utlye manson III the
evening.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
0'ate ana Iransvaal locomotives were
captured.
Passed by the Reichstav

bERLIN. May 23.-The rcichstap bv q
Unanimous vote, removed the Lex
Heinze from the order of the dav and
subsequently passed III its entirety
through all the three readings an ana]o.
Rons proposal, presented by Count AL.
1red Won Hompesh.Rurich, amending
aud supplementing the penal code. The
social Democrats and the Radicals
voted in the minority.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
plu,nherS Gain Their Demands.

CHICAGO. May a3-Communications
from Is members of the Master Plumb
ers' association have been received by
the plumbers union, conceding the de.
mands of the union and asking the men
to return to work. President John
Clinch of the union says that 800 men
would be at work this week. leaving
cut If employment about 400 me".
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
INVITATION TO M'kINLEY.
President Promises to Attend the q. A. I
Encampment at Chicago.

President Promises to Attend the q. A. II.
Encampment at Chicago.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-General Al
bert D. Shaw, commander-in-ch OF
the g. 4. r., i'll company with Mr.
Patrick of the G. \. r. committee Oh
legislation, called on the president dur
ing the day and invited him to attend
the national encam,ment at Chicago on
Aug. - The president assured them
that ii nothing occurred to prevent he
would certainly b. present. General
Shaw also has received the acceptance
of Mrs L. $ Grant ANA her daughter
Mrs Sartoris. of his invitation to be
present on that occasion as the guest.
of the Grand Army.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
VOTE. OF CONFIDENCE.

French Chamber OF Deputies Cpholds
tlie Government.
PARIS. May 23.--The chamber OF
DEPUTIES, by three successive votes, de-
cla~ed its confidence in the government
The crucial vote approved the declar
ations Of the premier by 21l ayes to 22t
noes
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
NhoSS THE VAAL RIVER.

''""ps Arrive at vccrec"ignns ."
the TrMnsvaul.
!" lowS, Monday, May 2l.-Brit'
ups have arrived at Vcercenlgln
4 lransyaal, north Of the Nn"l
!, lhc bridge across the Naal was
W Dc intact. Twenty-seven Free
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
C,,rk.s Credentials Presented.

WASHINGTON. May s3.-The creden-
t;ols Of Hon. w. A. Clark as senator,
onnointcd by Lieutenant Governor
Snriggs Of Montana. were presented oy
S.nntor Carter. They We're allowed to
liz on the table.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23

j. Q Hood, justice Of the peace.
Crosby. Miss., makes the following state.
ment II can certify that One Minute
Cough Cure will do all that is claimed
for it. My wife could not get her breath
and the first dose relieved her. 1t has
also benefited my whole family" It acts
Immediately and cures coughs, colds.
cronp, grippe, bronchitis, asthma and all
throat and lung troubles.
Cook & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-05-23
Cured a Running sore.

Il bad bad running sore on my breast
for over year. says Henry Richards,
OF Willseyville, n T., land tried great
many remedies, but got no relief until
used Banner Salve After using one
half box. l was perfectly cured. l can.
not recommend it too highly, and Will
never be without it in the house"
CHRIS. SCHUTZ
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
NABBED.
Headed For the Mountain Fast.
nesses Uader Guard.
Goebels Friends Were "Brave and
Fearless and Loyal to the Great
Common People"

Frankfort, KY March 10.
Caleb Powers and Capt. Davis, for
whom warrants were issued to-day
charging completely in the murder
of Gov. Goebel, after spending the
day in the State-house, to which the
civil officers bearing the warrants
were refused admittance by the
soldiers on duty, tonight left town
in disguise.
Powers and Davis slipped aboard
a Chesapeake g. Ohio train at 8
o'clock and speeded toward Lexing-
ton. A squad of soldiers, coming
from the Governors mansion at
double-quick, caught the train just
before it pulled out. With them
we're Powers and Davis, dressed in
soldiers uniform, and before the
guard of deputy sheriffs became
aware Of what was going on the
train left.
OllceIS at Lexington were no'',
neo ianu wnen the u 'iu Ied0ieu
lneIe dl o.7o ro"elS' laws ano
Lieut. re"Ne were 'l es'eu oy 'n1 :.
LeA'nsl ION ponce anu 'ne 0ne' III
anu DePuOles' / 'SI : " do " i"i -
IorCe ol oln0eIS d" aII'"s 'neii''
70" "e' > anu - avs sun "o' '"I
unl nlLoIll's ol sol'''e' - duu j. - Ii a'
~! '''9o "'' 49, ' "
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
OVER EIGHT MILLIONS.
RecapitulatiOn Shows Large I'm
crease Over Last Assessment.

County Clerk Prowse, assisted by
his son, c. O. Prowse, has COM
pleted the recapitulation of the
taxable property Of Christian
county. The total valuation is So
1880. This amount includes the
increase made by the county board
of supervisors at their recent sit
tings, and shows large increase
over last years assessment. Other
statistics of interest gathered in
going over the books are as fol-
lows;
Pounds of tobacco raised 1902, 100
Bushels Of corn. ..... IL. OPS, 300
Bushels Of wheat .. $50, 948
Bushels Of oats .,..,, 5,253
Number of voters S,OOl
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
THIS SETTLES TT
Judge Field Knocks Out TaylOg
Last Hope.
If The Usurper Lives up to hiiss
Agreement he is at The End
of His Rope.

Louisville, Ky, March 1I.-Er1
the consolidated injunction cases i'm
volving the governorship Of Ken
lucky, Judge Field handed down q
lengthy opinion yesterday morning
sustaining the position of the Demo
Gratis, declaring the action Of the
Legislature on the contest to be
final and not subject to review By
the courts. The demurrer fled by
Gov. Beckham to the answer Of Mr.
Taylor is sustained.
Judge Field didnot read hisoPiu-
ion, but returned it,with briet YER
bal explanation.
"In the consolidated cases Of W
S. Taylor agatnstJ.C c. w. Beckham
and J. c. w. Beckham against w.
S. Taylor, said Judge Field, 'tE
have carefully considered the an
thorities to which have referred
and have examined others along the
same lines. The conclusion to,
which have come is that the law
invested the Contest Board and the
Legislature with final and complete
jurisdiction in the matter, and that
the court can not revise the action
of the Legislature, nor inquire into
the motives by which any Of it's acts
were prompted, although 81 be
charged that the act was in-
duced or brought about by fraud
and conspiracy; that the LegiSla-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
AFTER BECKHAM.
Taylor Issues A Proclamation
And Summons Soldiers.
Warlike Condition Of Things At
Frankfort And rlore Arrests
To Follow.

Frankfort, March 12.-Caleb
Powers and John Davis are still in
Jail at Lexington, and will probably
remain there for several days. The
Jail is heavily guarded by police
and by soldiers under Capt Long
mire. No attempt, either at a
rescue or a lyinching, could be sue
.cessful, and the latter has never
been feared. Capt Longmire has,
under orders of Gov Beckham,
taken charge OF all the arms and
ammunition in Lexington belonging
to the State Guard companies.
Capt. Calhoun, who commands an
other Of the Lexington companies,
will also recognize Gov. Beckham S
orders Rumors that an attempt
would be made to seize Gov. + eek
ham caused the Mayor of Frank
fort to station a heavy guard about
the Capital Hotel The Barbour
vile company reached Frankfort
yesterday morning and went into
camp on Statehouse Square.
w. S. Taylor has issued a state.
ment addressed. ITO the people of
Kentuck. He again reviews the
contest for Governor from has stand
point, declares that conspiracy
has been formed to fasten the as
sassination of William Goebel upon
"'the Republican State officers, -
and attempts to defend his course
in issuing what he calls pardons to
Powers and Davis His language
seems to mean that he has also
issued similar ''pardons' for all
the assassination
Gov Beckham has appointed Col
David r.. Murray Assistant Adju-
taut General. AS soon as the new
State Government is thoroughly or.
ganized Adjt. Gen. Castleman will
resign and Col Murray Will sue
ceed him.
The twenty-four soldiers who
aided in the escape Of Powers and
Davis are now at London, where
they will remain until further or
ders. Two more carloads of war
munitions have been received at
London from Frankfort.
Orders from Frankfort from a
person unknown to them, we're re-
ceived for the movement to Frank
fort Of the Pineville and Harlan
militia companies. The Captains
refused to recognize the order.
The burial of Gov. Goebel will
take place this afternoon. The
General Assembly will hold mem
orial services this afternoon.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
FIVE ARRESTS.
In On Those Charged
With Gov. GOebeI's Murder.
One Of The Republican Usurpers
Caught In The Drag Net--Charlie
Finley Also Accused.

Frankfort, Ky, March 9,-W. H,
Culton, of Jackson county, a clerk
in the Office of State Auditor
Sweeney, was arrested and placed
in jail tonight, charged with COM
Plicity in the murder of the late
Gov. Goebel. The arrest was made
by Chief of Police Williams at 9
o'clock,
Warrants charging the same
offense have also been issued for
the arrest of Republican claimant
for Secretary of State Caleb Powers
and Capt. John w. Davis, police
man of the State Capitol Square, but
they have not been served.
Warrants against ex-Secretary
of State Charles Finley and John L.
Powers, brother Of Caleb Powers.
charging them with being as
.cessories to the Goebel assassina-
tion, have been sworn out and sent
to Whitley county for service.
Davis is in the city tonight, but
was not at his residence, and up to
a late hour the police had not found
him. 1t is not known if Secretary
Powers is in the city.
STRICT SURVEILLANCE.
Several witnesses who testified at
the trial of Harlan Whitaker Tues
day sWore that the shots at the
time of the Goebel assassination
were fred from the direction of
Powers office, and he and all the
parties for whom the warrants we're
issued tonight have been under the
strictest surveillance ever since the
assassination. Capt. Davis was
an appolntee Of Gov, Bradley, and
was continued under Gov Taylor.
He also kept boarding house.
Ex-Secretary of State Finley
was one of the promoters of the
mass-meeting of mountain men in
front of the Capitol, Jan. 25. He
served as Secretary of State during
the four years when w. O. Bradley
was Governor. He was not in the
city the day of the assassination,
but left the day before. Culton, the
only one arrested tonight, was
placed in a cell, and not allowed to
talk to any one, The other arrests
will be made tomorrow.
The warrant of which Culton,
was arrested, and for the arrest of
the two Powers, Finley and Davis,
were based on an affidavit made by
Thos. b. Cromwell, of Lexington,
Ky, before County Judge Moore.
Collecting Evidence.
Cromwell has been assisting the
detectives in hunting down the case,
and it is said, acting under di-
rections from Col. II, c, Campbell
and Commonwealth Attorney
Franklin. he spent several days in
Harlan, Bell, Whites and Knox
counties, where, it is alleged, the
evidence against the parties ar
rested was secured.
Public admission to the State
House grounds was denied tonight
to all by order Of the State military
authorities, but whether this is to
be continued longer than tonight IS
not known.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
TOLOUISTILLE.
Four Suspects Now in Jail in JEFF
fersOn.

Louisville, KY Mar. 12.-Caleb
Powers and John Davis, the two
suspects arrested Saturday night
were brought here to-day and
lodged in jail. w, A.. Cullon and
Whitaker the other two,
were brought Sunday morning.
There have been no new develop
ments at frankfort to-day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
Burksville Won.

AT a meeting of the Educational
Board of the Louisville Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, held at Russellville Friday,
it was decided to locate the new
School at Burksville.
Burksville offered to contribute
$1,000 to the school, and this car
ried the day
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13

The grand larry returned II more
indictments yesterday. Many were
for violations of the liquor laws and
the rest for minor offenses. The
grand jury will adjoury in day or
two.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
NABB APPOINTED
Justice of Peace in Fourth Dis
trict of Trigg.

Gov Beckham last Friday,
through Private Secretary. J. d..
Felix, announced the appointment
of c. T. Nabb as Justice of the
Peace in the Fourth district of
Trigg county. Esq. Nabb lives
near Wallonia.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13

The Ene spring weather has
started the work Of planting early
gardens.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-03-13
Car Load of Cattle.

a car load Of fat ssung cattle
were shipped from Herndon to the
Louisville market Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-29
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE.

Harley Mcpherson, a non-uniOn
Chicago laborer. attacked by three
men. fatally shot James Welch. one
of his assailants.
The khedive OF Egypt paid a state
visit to Queen Victoria at Windsor
castle yesterday.
Vermont Republicans nominated w.
W. Stickney. of Ludlow. for governor.
Fear is expressed in London that
Kumassi has been taken by the As
hantis.
DIR. Louis Klopsch says 100000
will die as a result of the plague and
famine in India.
John Mckinley. who said he WAS
President McKinIey's brother. was
fined in London for disturbing The
peace
Cigarette sellers at Chicago must
pay 100 license fee.
Crow Indians will work on the new
Burlington extension running through
their reservation in Montana and
Wyoming First instance Of Indians
working
The veterans OF the g. A. K. who
attend the national encampment at
Chicago have been given permission
70 camp in Lincoln park