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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
CONGRESS-
Parls Meeting Condemns England
For Refusal to Arbitrate
With the Beers.
Expresses Regret That Most Gov
ernments Retrained From OF.
fering Mediation.
Armenian Massacres Strongly De.
nOunced and Radical Action
Recommended.

PARIS, Oct. C.-Thc international
peace congress cpitomized its work in
an appeal to the nations adopted dur
ing the day in which the congress con.
dcmns the refusal Of the British gov.
ernment to agree 10 arbitration or me-
diation i'll South Africa and expresses
keen regret that the majority Of the
governments who might have offered
mediation abstained from so doing in
spite OF their pacific declarations at The
Hague.
Regarding China. the congress, after
recognizing and pointing out the pri.
mary causes Of discomfort upon the part
OF the Chinese, urges that the solution Of
the conflict be just and equitable and
In conformity with the inalienable
right OF the populations to freely dis.
pose Of themselves.
The congress also characterizes the
| Armenian Inassacrcs as the
Most Odious Deed Of Recent Times
aud expresses the hope that the uni.
would force the governments to find a
radical solution.
Continuing. the congress points out
the moral aud material injury resulting
from formidable armaments and rec.
ommends the governments 10 study
these questions. on the solution Of
which. it is asserted. depends the pros.
perity and the very existence Of the ma
tions.
The congress then recommends in.
ternational arbitration and urges the
conclusion Of treaties making arbitra.
tion permanent and obligatory.
1t is claimed that the congress has
thus placed before the world the basis
for preliminary study Of interna'
tlonal differences as they occur. in or.
der TO facilitate pacific solutions before
irritation spreads TO the i!l.informed
masses
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
MINNESOTA PUBLIC LANDS.
Lees Than Five Million Acres Remain
Subject to Entry.

Lees Than Five Million Acres Remain
Subject tn Entry.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-There are
1896, 2O3 acres of public land left with.
in the borders Of Minnesota subject to
entry or purchase from the United
States. OF this amount more than one.
half has been surveyed. About 80
counties in the state have no public
land remaining and in some localities
there are tracts that will probably
never DC used for agricultural purposes
OF the more than 5O.0OO,000 acres of
public lands originally within the state
nearly Il, ,oOO, 900 acres have been ap-
propriated. while 1922. 29S acres have
been reserved for various purposes.
Beltranii leads the counties in the acre.
age OF public lands unappropriated.
there being l,3sl,O4o acres still left in
that county
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
RESULT OF HEAVY RAINS.

sS'vers IN Wisconsin Out OF Their Han.,s
ana Much Damage Heing Done.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. Ga Sentinel snc.
cini from Wausau, Wis, SAYS: The
Wisconsin river is raging as the result
oi heavy rains and has exceeded the
mood mark Of last spring. The damage
SO lar will reach thousands Of dollars
ana little greater rise will result in
immense loss.
One 3o.0o0-foot pile Of lumber h, :
Coated out OF the Barker & Stewart
yards. All the islands below the CITY
IRE submerged. The Barker & Stewart
MIL and that OF the Alexander Stewart
Lumber company have been forced to
shut down. Twenty blocks are flooded.
Near Edgar the Northwestern road has
two wa-houts on Rib riverand one at
Ringel and no trains have been able to
get through.
At Marathon City tho bcoms and
piers were washed out, releasing 900,
600 feet OF logs. The Milwaukee road
has washouts at Pine River and Desert
junction. cutting of all trains TO this
place.
Chippewa Falls reports big rise in
Chippewa river and a damaging flood
Is anticipated.
Chehalis. Wis. reports damage TO
railway aud trains are delayed by the
storm.
At Black River Falls the Black river
shows IL foot rise. the highest Of the
season.
Kankauna. Wis. reports washou.s
on the Chicago and Northwestern be.
tween there and Fond du Lac. causing
considerable DELAY TO trains.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

Makes . Number Of short Speeches .,
Various Points.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 6.-William j.
Bryan began his days campaign at
Noblesville, Ind. He arrived at a. III.
and spoke from n stand near the depot
for l5 minutes. His audience was large
and liberal with its applause. At AR.
cadia a Commute talk was made.
At Upton Mr.. Bryan was introduced
by J. w. Kern. Democratic candidate
for governor who presented him as
"thc next president. Mr.. Bryan dis.
oussed the trust question, and said the
Republicans gained power in 1896 by
trust contributions.
Elwood was the next stop. The au.
dicnce covered n large plat Of ground
near the railroad. Mr.. Bryan gave
practically al Of the 30 minutes speech
TO the trust question.
Mr. Bryan also made short talks at
Alexander and Marion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
ROOSEVELT IN IOWA.

Addresses "a Large Crowd I'm the Waterloo
City Park.
WATERLOO. Ia, Oct. Ex-Governor
Theodore Roosevelt was greeted here
by great crowds. Excursion trains
brought thousands of visitors. while
great numbers of farmers drove in from
tho surrounding country with their
families to catch a glimpse Of the vice
presidential candidate during his stop
Of two hours. The governor. Senator.
elect Dolliver. Speaker Henderson.
Governor Shaw. and Curtis Guild of
Boston lunched together. Later. all
addressed large crowd from plat.
form in the City park.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
PLOTTED IN CHICAGO.

italian roiicc VIII sc Moro strict VII"
All Persons From America.
New YORK. Oct Ga dispatch to
The Journal and Advertiser from Rome
says: A letter found in possession OF
Milichi and Viii. the anarchists ar
rested at Milan on Tuesday. proves that
the plot was hatched IN Chicago.
Bresci declares he has no knowledge OK
the plot. but says eleven chiefs OF stafi
ore marked for vengeance. La Trib'
ma announced that the Italian police
will take precautions to demand exact
nassports from all persons from Amer
icn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
L,otors Announce No
Concessions Will
= Made Strikers.
NJ Not Accept the Ten
offer the Contest
Will Continue.
], Non.Union Men the
n;s,,,rbance in the
| Strike Region.

|,ry. oct. 6.-The Evening
| president J. Rogers Max
[,y.w Jersey Central and the
s. another Goa! carrying rail-
declined to DO quoted Tor
|, made the definite an.
l., during the day that no
I,ce...ens would be granted
a. miners, and that II they
lec.pt The loper cent offer the
knle fought out.
kpno,sa that this decision was
ks jo.nt meeting Of coal rail.
kdepts and operators. which
\, the LcAigh Valley offices in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
!, RLAMED ONE"

:. oaic.a, Tells the Number al
,i,. H,.unaing Op~ ~rattons.
rs Pa. Oct. t.-:On or be.
|.,ay. oct, t." was the time
...e Ter Of 10 per cent in.
/. separate arbitration con.
he neiicc posted by the Della.
kaawauua and Western com.
Esc.a,ed Press correspondent
{! Clerk Tobey Of the Lacka.
~ many men showed up for
| cannot tell you that ex.
,.A.ei Mr. Tobcy. "but can
ae txac, number Of collicries
tei lerations.
nnarkei the correspondent.
="
:lmesl one" and Mr.. Tobey
i desk work.
/. tie matter Is that tho
Iyt- would apply to the first
When miners arc asked
tnyeuilon shcy reply tha, the
hack to the mines must
J5An Mitchell. Organizer
Cher came up from Eazleton
Interview declared that tho
W. n rhers know OF 10
p irQ'a the operators.
fei iAat a company here and
posted notices on its collicries
L cTaat better wages does not
py explanation from u.s." Mr..
Ep.anel.
'4erc !, hlrdly n possibility Of
fa0A T. consider this oifcr?"
j.
r. responded Mr.. Dilcher.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
Return to Washington Monday.

CANTON, o., Oct. cit is probable
that the departure of President and
Mrs. Mckinley for Washington mex
Monday will end their summer vaca
tion in Canton. The presidents leav
ing is likely TO necessitate a change il
the plans for the Roosevelt meeting Oh
Oct. IS, which the local committee had
been arranging to have held on the Nc
kinley lawn and at which they had
hored to have the president Introduce
the speaker. The meeting VIII prob
ab.v be held down town.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
TWO LIFETlMES IN PRISON.
Double Murderer L. In For Term Of lOS
Years.

Double Murderer !. In For = Term Of i0S
Years.
COLUMBUS. o., Oct. 6.-Henry Left.
ridge was received at the peniten;iary
sentence known in history-l9s years
for murder. So far as Is known he is
the only man ever tried on separate in.
dictments. convicted and sentenced
practically at the same time on two
charges OF murder. He was sentenced
to serve double life sentence. which.
according TO prison computation. is i9S
years. Ninety-ninc years is the long.
est previous sentence known. Left.
ridge was convicted Of killing John
Chowder aud William johnson III the
Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
II NED BY WOMEN.

hincrs Given y Warm Rcccp-
hon ut Lattimcr.
Fey, "a, Oct. 6.-Eight Ital.
.oFed n tho night shift OF tho
F4fdee y Go. collicry ut Iatti.
\ attacked on the public road
to'A That place to Hollywood
1tA Who had marched from
r. h. women were mostly
rs ana Italians. The work.
lV attempt TO defend them.
1T ran away aud were soon
| feacA Of the fury Of the ex.
ra Received a severe cut OH
C. |. Mhl.e several others were
\ pieces Il rock but were not
: A'e Il feturned to their homes.
WIZ tAcir demonstration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
NAMED A TICKET.

South Dakota Road Popu.
lists. Hold II Conference.
YASKToN, S. D.. Oct. GA state
and congressional middle.of.the.road
Populist ticket was nominated at con.
ference held in this city, as follows:
For congress, Ed T. English, Yankton;
James NJ. Pease. Davidson county; for
governor. Lee Starr, Davidson county;
lieutenant governor. Chnuncey ". Bal
ley, Davidson county; auditor, Frank
Stout. Dell Rapids.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

Engine, Running Light Crash I"so "re"'
Northern Freight.
KALlsPELL, Mon.. Oct. "a double
renr.end collision occurred near i5e'toh'
A Great Northern freight stalled OIL "
cprye. was run into by m engine run
ming light to Spokane for repairs a
few moments later another engine
also travelling light, crashed ih'o inc
S,x persons were seriously injured
Two engines and several cars were ae'
mnlished.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
:" '"'lirry Closes Down.

'i'rry Closes Down.
Alt IA. Oct. 6.-Advices
A'le state that the North
H. 5,,',Fy !, at Trevorton. oper.
!. '',iadelphia Coal aud Iron
:, 'ole' the employees failing
~ =, " ork. There was no dis.
ana 'no minc employed abou.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
'oN SOUTH DAKOTA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER g. 1900.

700 men. lie rod mills are now the
only important departments closed.
After being idle three weeks for re-.
pairs, the Pressed Steel company will
resume next Monday, putting on
double turnabout 500 men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
= ALASKAN GOLD.

s just Received NJ the
H. W ''e Assay Once.
kn, : "sh', Oct. 6.-The steamer
LOGa, WIN 2'5 passengers aud
|od 2 100000 Klondike and
b, q, Das aa arrived. One Klondike
! ba,,' p@'ooo ounces. owned by a
(eatlla" came under assign ment
es,; assay Office. The Nome
mated at 500, 600, con-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

KANSAS CITY, Oct, 6-Jack Root OF
Chicago knocked ou5 Dan oreedon OF
Australia III enc round at Coz veutiou
hal. III the presence g. 5.o9o people.
The fight lasted , ln!pnte> and - sec.
onas. Root .ando,. :, 4ar. r!gAt >wl.. :
on the jaw. flooring or,edQn aAd enc
il. The fight.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

Young Italian Specialist May Receive
100000 for II.

SpeC'Astst why bsSsSs'V
100000 for II.
City or MEXICO. Oct. 6.-One hun
dred thousand dollars is the price which
u young Italian specialist may win as
the discoverer Of the serum which cures
yellow fever. AS the result Of expert.
ments conducted at Vera Cruz for tho
cure Of yellow fever by DIR. Angel Bell
inzaghi. under supervision of the gov'
ernmcnt. he has been asked TO continue
his work The commission appointed
to witness the experiments reported Ia
vorably and part of the 100000 prize
offered by tho Mexican government Tor
tho cure of yellow fever will be PAID
the young Italian specialist at once.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
Profits q. the a>>iou PAY.

BERLIN. OK. G-!. i announced
there were 20 0O31 sp. c;ators ;.t the :
productions OF tin f..as.on rlay Al ober
am:.ersau. The admission rece!pi
total 1000, Coo marks .ilu il is e>r.l..u.v
that the v:l.~gers IVce!reu from I.
visitors about /. UlO, go MARKS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

,s.uou ns sio'ooo shipment owned NV
myes 0lsen' kougarok creek onero
Tor ana several sacks from the sla Go,a
v'n oay camp, the creeks Of which ~
taDly Eikhorn. Mclsing and Onhir ars u
reported to be yielding a'e
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

BERLIN, Oct. 6.-Thc lokai Anzee',
Shanghai correspondent says th"t '1n
Chuan Lin. recently appointed pres.
dent Of the sraad council, IL 'oo' -
PRINCE Tuall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
wants Divorce An. r,..

""'s " Divorce After Fifty Year..
=. 1orhhA, han.. Oct 6-Mrs. Mary 7
. ."sel o' Independence. Kan, aged "a
years. Is suing her husband. John R;ser
ase' ,: ~ also Tor divorce. They have
'vei together 90 years. Mrs. Riser sets
up that her husband is addicted 70 rho
use oi iquor and tobacco and that she
cannot live with him longer
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

1t is well to know that Dewitt 5
Witch Hazel Salve will heal burn and
stop the pain at once. 1t Will cure
eczema and skin diseases and ugly
wounds and sores. 1t is certain cure
for piles. Counterfeits may be offered
you. See that you get the original De-
Wits Witch Haxel Salve.
Cook * ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
stecl Mills to Resume.

JOLIET. Ills. Oct. 6.-The billet mill
and converter of the Illinois Steel com.
pany closed a few days ago, will re.
sume Monday next, employing about
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
"''dnal Miner. !Axrcc.

nr. ''''' Miner. .Agrcc.
49, 80 'i'A' Oct. q. There aro in.
|tba '"' 'he individual coal oper.
Der a a~i'l'rac'te field have agreed
fes i, advance in mine work.
""de by the big coal com.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

Torturing skin eruptions. burns and
sores ar soothed at once and promptly
healed by applying DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. the best known cure for
piles Beware Of worthless counterfeits.
Cook & ODFE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06
TO CONSIDER TAX LAWS.

Governor pingree viii Call an Extra
Session of the Michigan Legislature.
DETROIT, Oct. 6.-GOvernor Pingree
will call a special session Of the state
Legislature To be convened at Lansing
on Wednesday or Thursday OF next
week. The object is to consider a joint
resolution authorizing submission to
the people at the general election next
month Of constitutional amendment
to permit the taxing of railroads and
other corporations on the value Of their
property, instead Of specifically upon
their earnings as at present. The At
kinson act which was declared uncon.
stitutional by the supreme court a short
time ago. provided for this change
1t is exasperating to one who has
used Foley's Honey and Tar and knows
what il will do. to have dealer recon-
mend something else ''just the same" or
just as good" for colds. coughs. Group,
lagrippe etc. CHRIS. SCHrTz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-06

-. Il feturned TO their homes
Wv. lAclr deMouxfrntion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-04-28
COAST LINES CONFERENCES.
One Called to- Consider he Frsn.rs-
ciGc Traffic 4: :ioarion.

Sa- rNra-r-~-o. Ap-f! - J HI. = s.
P,.ol rres,5e=t y ire Gr-at Northern Rail
way. z Z :2i.ly OF ne Santa r. Pres
lent Burr 9: Il. IEion Pa,ihc- G. T. Hunt
j,.--aa arc ] C. Sruhhs q The Southern
p.clrc. art -he Canadian f'a.lics officials
hzv. some: IL .'14l 10 q -u-t.Ttrc- 20 be
held IN t.l- CITY A.-t - .ur tae p-Tt - u
cons .E-r.uc ne I-a.Sf5sl sl.ilc traffic sttla-
tioa
Al e@c.. y . ~ made 10 t-r- aoo-t
So.u.- a-ulcabl. s5=rS aEcirg t-stw.-n ne
C--au carriers regarding cE..- arc q giEl-
sion @. -. E-1Elnc tra.-5c across thf Pa
g.-ir e-sl ! = believed That IL meeting T.l.
furnish tn means u -.--a- bringing the in
-.-,~--4 -.3aS .ai. t.a->I sl.tIc --E--lc
1ss.a-sI-iCr . accomplishing ~ s-cI-c4al
a--s.-u r. locking = II alvs0e@-,7e-+ and
-- zi-t --.zf7gs = re,es u any .vsr; {. oAg
advance =. hr.- t-=icEt ari: pass So ta'=S
~. zT-,.t.acr.-s conference
!. j. announced that y t-ans influential
lines ans :. - .,-.r nurnt-r = t-Ers.1 sci..c
4. --uar..S VIII r- represented fha So-t--
- Pacific irs com. -ioa Win TIE Fsc-ic
Na5. arl N 1-y. y.-e'-.: 5E. C-snta!
e-ea'rsai-, companies. ans =. -oEU r.se1
E5sra the Santa : il enr-:et'-lg- 9Th me
California ard Oriental So sr7.sa.r Con-
;a-y v-rcSe iia-tz q e-trt- = ms .oast -.
San F-a-c.sca arl San Diego. t-a Jana
..tar. Fsc5tiC ~ Caan"l-io. ul,G m t--arTas>
r--a q. steamers 20 H. '-'.-:. the 's-s-
Nn-tt--.r ID connection MI -he N--trr.-
Ir,S-.r Nsisfa =, Seattle. aE1 - Egt.hrT-
Pacific and ;n- Oregon RalI--aI and Na.l-
Eatl,. Company IL r-A-e't.1l Ti,.r t.,.
Iarly.eH It~e - Ts.or-a an4 Portland
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-04-28
HARD TO RELIEF f.


Every tine tia; s-ra1lge6 evea II a
.si,ie h.saGac;3e apc tzsa-Ge-ec stomach Tel
months ago ! auit ccf,ee altogether a-t
took u Postum fooG Cctfse. ! have ID
moro headaches. an TeTy luch stronger
ar5 II, better teeh tka1 ! WAS before be-
gan. car work EEzt al aa- without feel-
.ns tired a AL
z, ny work that l Eai 70 lie cuwa il he
as,.-noon. eccss.ccaIl- wCl.lc ta-lt away.
! lad. friend. a- agtha-- sGJs SIC Won
10; he without Postum Eeod Coa- tor
ti-lses a day and Gays Il hte-~ ne Il..-l
clear and .,-isf5- and hs- body healthy
A:otast i-1eIt. -@-E wa : : G-pE!e
and has been an Invalid tc- : -o1E Thile,
took llp Postum El@ea about Two yeA-S
ago SIZE haS gained rla1r pounds G-.C f-r
siesh Is now 5a-a a1c firm II - Eataral
Mss Ias IS. FoTneE. a falsA4a,1 &Ne2-s.
,Ael-ose highlands. Mas
! ii vii. 1e observed ttol tSe abo'-s that
Peach person shpw@5 Il inc ease Z s:ur1y
Ss--ercth- brought about by ieartnE cf- coz
kee and he use @. Postum FOOD ec--ee.
Hshe reason ;ar ;his experience Is thst The
r,oiso., Gus a!AalCiGs contained IN regular
;,r-fe &c prosTrsre6 TIE nervous s.<te-ll- hT:!ls-
ing OF ali sorts - sc..s ard aiis- ana CAS-
.nTee-aung the delicate eeils = Tie rs-Ye
(renrs-s Destroying .o3 throwing on tie
Elements Absolutely required tE Nature fo-
lsnaintaislinG E2s1. sound f1s1soLs stfsnEta
and health:.
W Ne. CtAt- ----~a--.'-----7-
kn ss- IN q healing and repair tha damage
he erarts at Nature ar powerfully a.1el
X certain elei-s1fs N Postum FO-d Cc3-
e WHICH come from parts u -he fed
ar, selected especially for the purpose
-fae makers CT Postum. ore = tFe pm
e-al elements is phosphate cf Iotasa-a
ki:,sate microscopic product Ese4 By TIE
s:er;, in combination WIKI sitli1er q The
ei i, make up TIE cetls y. Ii7e nerve cs
II of ne human body. There = q well
eanes reason why people can ADD greatlE
-he;r strength and health by leaving pI
zee AID using Postum FOOD Coffee
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-04-28

,i3'31.s Young men in -t-i- careers His
z:=ztn :. -i-urrel IL many whom b.. na- . =
sisted. Ia NIL u ha-;.s 4 Florence. A-s
-'--+!ei services T'.l! ae he'd c- Sj-5a- aft
---ou1 - clock - ;ts 1azlsl, --=lier2ca
ty --e E:ere-.-5 Doctor " " BOY.
II Williams VS. hc-- Il -,1v---5es Coc-.-
=. N-ss-ssipTi. q year~ ar3- a5s.af.-- rs
: ta-s2.e- a-l Il. =,- received - .5-cat.,r u
Common -c farmer. s-rs Wr.r II. WI
Dams 7as !: yea-s o-5 a4 began his com
;re--a. ezree- = c}=-k r { E--e-ll IT.
cfa-.5ise s-1-= :n savz.na.: ---r = y-a-
49, l. otrs.rsz E similar position /. W,st
Fy.2t MES. and thanoe cane - =; LOUIS
a.'- v2s EMPLOYED II Hamilton q Brown
e'a-'e COMPANY g z trave.i.lE salesman -
t* &c ~ 1alr years ~ vs. Omitted 10
Partnership IT, th- @-:u tbs vas In SIS
= r-trsirei Z 'raveli-s salesman until -
s:2 fle 1eAI ysa- r. was elected We r-e-i-
Cent @: th= firm
rsi1Ie from Business 81 account ot III
tt2.'a s'-ce tbs. hs hss tee- 7-av-l;9s
a ore- ~ United Stats 70 ce-C-e- ~
c!ze2ss without art' results
t1.s WIDOW VS. Kiss George C'r-eaf a
Daughter ot tn-rze- l1ove--c- = a g-Nesl
Z. A4a aarrs IT,. r,e-s married +, SO. an
1.s sceTro< = lie ieavez ,wo so-s n
y !.i-s-.as = as member u III : i.c5.s
Cr1s. Mercantile Clao. Country CIu- =:
L,l-s JcckeY club ana .: ne We~,e--
:ratelers Association. Il was.fo- --ary
.:taft director a.G TtC- ,7-es.lie-.- 6: tie
National Ear: %: II. fer1s3.lc VICE fras!-
cert Q lie t3tcstE-s Lana zTG Ca-rl- Tcr4-
laar. . ti-e2fu- c: -he Il X & z
= Co. tie American C-.dit I-G.--,-ls-,.
lc.n?afEy a.C - EIss4u-l SAVINGS s-.
1as tcrl;-a-E- ~ the -i-ae Z -ts death
= vas director u :-e alisStsSlp,. E-l;.y
-East No-'-ILally- secretary - TIE Nlssour.
Lc51 e-l Trust Company and z'-.c- ?
y j ns---=T1 u Sons Carpet CcrT7,-a-r F;e
"as 2isc :sCaer q :he Baptist SarI-
1s-.E-a Association
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-04-28
GUARDIAN DISAPPOINTED.
'oloi,rl OHay on tn" Fiop.menr ot
Miss H,nn-ll.

Co,11el joa- oTsy ot Sp-iTsts.id. wro =
ii. guardian Of Mary E-lIeu. the Spring
fed hoi.css -vho -su away from home -
marry . former NAMED ksy> THURSDAY.
G.cl4res ma; II 5ld nat give his consen: 70
IN r-2r-iag-
Mis- Brunei. or Nrs Ksys Is Only Is
years q: =re and h. -fu-e % 5-o.Gt1 MAY
Eu: "a turned over 10 h.- until she !aac1=s
Co!cnel D'Dav. who : stopping d. ~.
I-l7dsil Eotei. : d:sa;T.o!rTea ~ the yo-r-
laGE-s hGs'y marriage u secured n.- g.
lat. tC- ny after wears u hard work H..
made several ;r.,> - France. wh.r. he
fought = case - ;he courts. Even III
This country he vs. .4:.sl - defend h--
rights against = tas-' q: claimants ti-
finally managed 70 save tc- he- ABOUT SIS %
c,,t u an estate oc $50 90 The money IS
:-yest.d u property tr Springfield ard
New york civ i has been ,,35d 10 her
- -eecs1 Colonel C'uay laid YESTERDAY:
] have done ali could for the SiTl. I
rTied . persuade. her "a g te sch:o! hu;
she .ollid not CO 50. she attended t1e
academy of the Sisters. O. Lors;to 81 St'ri.s-
t,ell tut was not satisfied there, ans vas
.urlsta..tly .9avias. While ! an hsr guard
ian appointed by The court, J have ye--
mites h-r mother and step!zths- 70 tzk=
care 9: he- / DO not krcw the man Nsys
whom -: j reported Il. ftef'stic dispatches
from Springfield IS having married. have
always advised her aCa.nst any such sre,
would become possessed % her property
Il vas an ill-afv!se: r7aTrTsser and ! -e-
gIet i very much
Eczema. No Cure No Pay.
Your d-G.sist will refund your money II
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-04-28
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF
MARI0N.SIMS COLLEGE.
diplomas TWO BRANCHES
piSTRIBj TED.
Florence VI. McAlpin said to BE
one of the First Female Grad
uates in Dentistry.

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