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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-20
Francia y Turquia
arregladas.
VA NO HAY DIFIOULTADES.
Las tropas regresan. Harmonic abso
luta entire las dos nacicnes.

New York Novbre. 20 l-30 P. NJ
Por lin han quedado satisfact
toriamente arregladas todas las dit
ticultades surgidas con motive Dc
la indemnizacion exigida por la Rel
pdbllca francesa al imperio Turco.
Esra nacion ha satisfecho aque7
liza reclamation, y Francia ha or
denado ell regreso de todas las tro-
pas enviadas q los puertos turcos.
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En- Zurich.
Gral1 ! meeting.
CELEBRAN VIOToRlAs BoRRs.
Estos actos pOpulares dicen mucho en-
favor de la campafla sostenida por los
tranSValenSeS.

New York Noybre. 20 80 P. M.
En- Zurich Sc ha celebrado un
gran meeting en- favor de los beers.
Estas manifeStaciones de simpatfa
hac..a :os beers, son demostrac clones
que propagan la justicia que Green
les asiste.
Los beers hacen de su inde-
pendencla, una causa sagrada.
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Tanbien Madrid
y Valencia.
ENERGIOAS oRDENES.
En- la Capital de Espana y en- Valencia,
hay tambien grandes motines

New York Novbre p l-3O P NJ.
AL igual que en- Barcelona, en-
Madrid y Valencia Sc han amotina-
do los Estudiantes. Estos arengan
al pueblo v obtienen su concurso.
Disparan sobre los carros y hay
muchos heridos.
Ell Ministro de la Gnerra, da
6rdenes q las tropas para atacar
sobre las armas a las masas.
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Kruger.
Este bravo President
ESTA CONTENTO.
Deolara que toma Vigor la campana
81 meeting en- Zurich 10 ha entnsias

New York NoYbre. 20 I-30 P. M.
Declara ell anciano Presidente
de los beers, que adn cuando diplo18
matlcamente las naciones le han
negado \ apoyo, sabe que cuenta
con todas las simpatias del pueblo
pOr 81 causa.
Sc muestra satisfecho por la
manifestation de Zurich y asegura
que la campa1a toma en- favor de!
los beers un giro favorable.
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E,mas facil raconoee~los por ell
dorso que Sc difsrsncia muuho de
los buenos.
Schemes CultOS,

Fl amos recibido g. programa de
los Schemes cultos d dsdica1os8 q IL
tnmacnlada Conception de Maria
por Ia congregation.
Estos consistir amen misa, ora
clones sagradas y otrcs ejercicios
pia0oses s.
O :upar4n ID catedra del Espfri-
tn SAnto en- les dfas 90 del actual, 2
ly de Diciemb-e los Reverendos
\ Padres Berries, Claudio = Vega r5s-
lpe ctivaments, y por 4 noche del Z
lei Raverendfsimo Sr O oispo dirigira
la palabra & los feles.
Durante ell novensrio toca-a IA
orquesta que dirige e1 Sr Verar.
II En- esta imprrenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dico { ~. 30 81 quinta!.
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DE AGUADILLA.
Mas detalleS SObre
la CreCiente del CulebrinaS,

Segun notiel las que recibimos
hoy, que amplian nuestro telegta
ma putllcado aver, ia creciente del
rio tCulebrinass hA s;do horrorosa.
Las aguas que anegaron toda Is
bsju ra de la Jurisdiction, arrastra
ron el ganado que en- ella pastaba
ahogandose en- su mayor parte 0
Sc lamentan ademas desgracias
pers onales, entire los peones que Sc
dedi caron slvar el ganado.
De las inmediaciones corrian los
veci nos hscfa el ..po5la 10, bus caudo
rsfugio y Ell cuadro era verdadera-
mente aterrador. Supera en- extra
gcs esta creciente & Ia de <San Ci-ia
COZ, pues aun cuando las autorida-
des e.taban diligentes en- auxiliar ia
cilitA ndo yolae, apena 8 podian valer-
Sc de elias lbs que huian despavori
dos; el aqua Sc extendfa y mo dismi-
nuia So corri5nta impetuosa,
Todavia Sc hallan algunas f lcas
de los alrede dores innundadss en-
gran parte, y Sc teme que al bsjar
las aguas Sc encuentren cadaveres
de pc rsonas cuya desa aparicion Sc ha
notad o va.
I los individuos Miguel Claudio
y Mateo Serrano faeron condacidos
al deposito Municipal 'por rif1a.
Don Ventura Marfp, ya rsstable
cido do ha hecho de nuevo cargo de
sn p1e esto en- el sBanco Espal1ol,.
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Espaha.
!, Barcelona.
NUEVos MoTINEs.

Los estudiantes J 81 pueblo foguean q
las tropas.
New York Noybre. 20 lao P. NJ.
De nuevO Sc han Ievantado en-
la Capital de- Catalina los estudian-
tes.
Estos y el pueblo han hecho
causa comdn y Sc resisten las
tropas.
Ell eikrcitOS recibe 6rdeneS ter
minantes para conjurar el levanta-
miento con las armas.
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Destituido.
Ha sido separado
DE EsE PUEsT0.
El Director de la Universidad de B,roe-
Iona.

New York Novbre. 20 go P. NJ.
Con motive de los grandes mo-
tines de que sou cabecillass los es-
tudiantes y habiendose estos ofgaa-
nizado en- la Uniyersldad. ia sido
separado de su cargo Ell Jefe ael
Establecimiento, por haber permit
do que en- las aulas Sc preparasen
los dichos estudiantes.
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DooLEY, SM ITH 6 CO
o5 & 81 LIBERTY, ST. NEW-YORK CITY

REPRESENTANT DE LAS CASAS
SWIFT COMPANY.
Tocnos, Jamones toda clase de Pr. r..lsoues
THE AMERICAN CEREAL CO.
Harina De Trigo E Toro Roo E Gigantic Caballo vo-
lante. Harina De maiz QUAKER COL DEN MAIZE
SOUTHERN COTTON
Jabon
TIE DIAMOND MATCH
F6soros Red Top Egyptan,, Little Stars, AIumnuA
SE VENDEN TAMBEN -
Vnoae California Ieche Condensada Aguila,
liza La Rosa, Durham, Vaca, Eagle todas classes IL
Provsones Lcores articulos de fabrica.
vIsITENOS EsCRIBANOs
Son Juon New-York. Ponce
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NOTlClAS P)R CABLE
sERVIcIo DIREcTo DE- NEW -YoR K :.
En- Colombia.
Gran bataIla.
LAS TROPAs 7 LOS INsURREOTos.
Sc espera que sera decisiva

Sc espera que sera decisiva
NeW-Yo York Novbre. 20 lao 2. NJ.
Sc anuncia una gran batalla
en- Colombia entire las tropas del
Gobierno y los insurrectos.
Unos y otros Sc van acercando
y tomando posiciones extrategicas,
por 10 cual no puele preyerse Ell
resultado.
No obstante hay tai alarde de
fuerzas, que Sc presume sea IN
combate dicisivo.
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El general de las tropas Amerl
canas, solieita Sc mantenga en- aquet
archipelago. un eiercito de 5o,ooo
hOmbres
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El vapor espafiol sCAtsluf1a.
conduio q eets puerto los passieros
sigoientes;
Josefina F.. de Munoz Tebar, Ma
ria Luiss, Antonio, Carmen. y Mar
garita Manoz Tebar. Rafaela Amel
do Carmelo Antor sich.
HOY se yeran las causas contra
Mateo Santana por supue stas lesio
ne 9, y Andres Corsino y otro por
disparo de arma de fuego.
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AL Juez Municipal de Isabella
don Juan G. Monclova Sc le han
concedido diez dias de licencis.
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BUENA OCCASION

Sc venden las casas, Gale de TIE
tu&n ndmeros 27 y29 que tienen "a
Ida & Ia Marina.
Como la construction en- la Ma
rina do la Estaci6n Naval es un he
cho, facil SO hace comprender 10 q
auments ran en- las propiedades en-
ese sitio.
Dara informes D. Bsnito Carre.
ras.
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Esta noche microbes celebrara
resi6n nuestro Ayuntamientc, en- SO
gunda citaci6n
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En- Toa-Alta ocurri6 nm in
cendio en- Ia casa de don Manuel We
lila, que estaba desocupada.
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En- breve llegar& al puerto de
esta Capital ell barco escuela <Bu
ffaio. de Ia marina de guerra ameri.
cana.
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N0TICIAS,

En estado de mis- aria ha II gado
8 Barcelon Va infa, t. Elvira, hija !
Don Carlos de Borbon, scompaf1ada
de su amante Ell italiano Folchi.
Las ventaias que ofrece la GAIA
dc prestamos de J. Bazan y c.. A.
lien 28 no las ofrece ninguna casa.
Las prendas allf O N pan .das puaden
los .nteresados rescatarlas POGO
pcco, abonando cantid ladies' desde un
dollar en- adelsnte, deduci6ndose los
fntereses de las cantidades que se
abonen. Dil eci6n Fortaleza 28.
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Menu

de Ia omida Que sc dar& el Jueves
II en- el <Gran Hotel sInga terra ,
Diner
Potages
Corsomme tapieca au croton
Par6e Creci
Hors d'oeuvre varies
Poisson
Filet de- robale la Vianaise
r ritures
Cervelles = Ia vile ds Roy ct
aux huitres
Entrees
Dinde forcse au style AMERICAN
Fllet de We au saute Montpen-
sier
Legumes
Asperges az naturel
Rotis
Gjgot de mouton ct pures de
pomme de terre
Salades
Letue concombre tomato
Dessert
Creme & la Glace ct biscuit
Fromages
F'f;qts
CAfo.
Cabierto rs centavos.
N0TIcIAS,
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Lt ranzo MiraL da de Moroyis so
licita conocer el para6 eco de su hijo
Jose r. Mirands, de Is afos que
estaba & lss ordenss del .abo1ado
americana J. .. Moff
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Sc encuentra va en- Ponce de re
greso { esta Capital Ell senior don Et
melindo Salazar,
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495 reclamaciones Sc han hech7
81 gobierno espsf1ol pr america
nos q d Ct haber sufrido perjuicios
en- 10 guerra. Montan nm valor de
esentR nilIOnes.
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Sc ALQUlLAN

Dos hermcsos Almacenes uum.
% y 25 Gale de Tetuan con frentea
9 los muelles, situadcs en- Ia par te
de mayor movimiento comerc cial pro-
pios para ofcinas 6 cualquier cls Sc
de Industrias
De 10 gran rebs1a de precios in.
formar4n.
S. Melon u Ca
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Para Cayey ha sido destinads
el professor don Eugenio Vivas.
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DON Ramon Seijo de Arecibo
ha renunciado Ia plaza de administra
dor del hospital de aquela villa.
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los indivfdaos Miguel Claudio
y Mateo Serrano fderon condocidos
al dep6sito Municipal por rif1a.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15
PERIOD OF MOURNING.
All Flags Will Fly at Haifmast fol
Thirty Days.

Warrington, March 15-The nation
al capital is in mourning for ex-Presi
dent Harrison. Flags are at halfmast
not only upon all the public buildings
but upon the hotels, stores and many
OF tho private residences. The act
OF 1898 inhibits the draping of public
buildings in black as was the custom
formerly upon the death Of an eX
president. President Mckinley, whr
was deeply affected by the death OF
General Harrison. directed that the
doors Of the executive mansion ~
closed to visitors and denied himself
10 callers except those who had bust
ness Of urgent importance. At 10:3D
a. m President Mckinley issued a
proclamation. formally notifying the
people Of the country Of the death Of
their former chief magistrate and di
recting the observance Of period of
mourning for 80 days. In pursuance
OF this proclamation the flags on every
public building in the United States,
at every army post in the United
States. Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and
the Philippines and on every Ameri
can warship in whatever quarter OF
the globe will fly at halfmast for 80
days
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SEIZE lNsURGENT VESSELS.
Three Hundred Boats Of Variouc
Sizes Destroyed.

Manila March 15.-The rehe.
trading operations in the Visayan IS.
ands have been effeetually broken IN.
Lieutenant Fred II. Payne. commant.
ing the United States gunbOat Par.
panga. pursuant to instructions Ia
seized and destroyed 500 vessels 81
various sizes. mostly native crat
constructed to assist the insurgcnt :.
But among those which have come II
grief are number of coasting vessels
belonging to leading Manila firms.
Lieutenant Payne captured a quan.
tity of supplies and war materials
shipped by the insurgent governor O!
the island of Leyte to the rebel com
manders on the islands of Samar.
Cebu pirates who occasionally raid
the opposite shores of Negros island
have been suppressed and their boats
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TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
Three Persons Perish in a Srookly
Blaze.

New York. March l5.-Three pel
sons were Killed and three injured II
a fire that drove 30 tenants in pam
from the 5-story tenement house. 80
Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn. and partly
destroyed the building.
\ woman and a 12-year-old bo#
crazed by fear. jumped from fourts
and third story windows. respectivelN
and were killed. The mother OF tn
boy was burned to death in he
apartments. Farrell Murray. motor
man. was badly burned while carr
ing Mrs. Mary Dehrer through smoks
and flames from the fourth floor I
the roof. The dead: Mary Madden
81 years old. a widow. George Rantlo
10 years old; Mrs. Rantio. As years
old
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nue.tion Answered.

Yes. August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the civil
lied world Your mothers and grand.
mothers never thought of using any
thing else for Indigestion or biiiousness
Doctors were scarce and they seldom
heard Of appendicitis. nervous prostra
ton or heart failure. etc. They used
August Flower 10 clean out the system
and stop fermentation Of und'gested
food. regulate the action Of the liver
stimulate the nervous and organic
action of the system. and that is all they
took when feeling dull and bad with
headaches and other aches. You only
need few doses Of Green's August
Flower in liquid form. to make You sat.
istied there is nothing serious the matter
with you. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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MIR. ]. ". Patterson. night police at
Nashua. Iowa. says: I'm January | had
"A very bad cold on my lungs. and used
half dozen different cough medicines
and prescriptions from two doctors. but
grew worse all the time. | finally
bought bottle Of Foley's Honey and
Tar and after using two thirds of it,
Was entirely cured.
CHRIS. SCHuTz.
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[A7ION'S GRIEF
upPrslDENT HARRlSON'S DE.
WISE CAUSES GENERAL SOR.
ROW AND REGRET.
Many WORDS OF SYMPATHY

'sssaces Of Coincidence for the Be-
reayed Family Pouring Into the Har.
risen Home From All Parts Of the
ccgr,ry-State Officials and Friends
a,he Deceased Statesman Complete
Arrangements for the Funeral.
Indianapolis. March l5.-No sooner
as tn news OF the death OF ex'Presi-
. eat Harrison flashed to the world
)laa 'aa messages >f inquiry which
)ai been pouring in for several Gays
(harsed II messages OF sympathy aEi
fohdo,uee. They came from cvc"y
\ uoa q the country and throughout
r. morning there was steady I'm"
Messenger boys To the Harrison
! ~ d north Delaware street. Many
4 ttsst trlrgrams were of such an
Pamsta personal nature that Mrs.
Faf.saa }elt they should not be givea
4 jaa l#alic.
aes,3ts messages from former Pres
['ht G'efeland. twice the rival O.
I'h'Fa harrison for the presidency.
o'as ef sympathy came from Chlei
'sHie f#ill"r. Justice Harlan and JUS.
Ae kenna OF the supreme court
["' a.. The remaining members t
P'Afdl llarrisons : cabinet
do!h " anamaker. who served as
lsuaas'er general. tclcgraphcd that
NtH +" here TO attend the funeral
~ g expected number OF the
'"'I eA aabinct officers will come.
"Hois other men of prominence
=" "hom messages were received
t"fmer Senator Thomas w. Pal.
H., H. = Michigan. Mural Halstcd and
!, ,"'.ain McAdoo. assistant secretary
/. ~" navy under President Cleve-
81. IN" first message received was
,an, IN. y PRESIDENT Mckinley. This was
,.a "o"ed in few minutes by tele-
Il 81 nom Whitelaw Reid. who was
IL uhiiaee for vice president on
'ison. VIZ" 's
!, :, leis of tho state of Indiana met
-. slat"house with Former Attor-
n.s General w. II. II. Miller and
I !, - Ransdcll. sergeant at arms
\, senate, representing the Harri.
h '"'nity, and made arrangements
'I,r,. '"h Tor the funeral OF General
m n 'Soh. The general plan agreed
!, - "s mat the body shall lie in state
,oryi' 9'a'ehouse Saturday. Funeral
b. y will be conducted by Rev.
or,a " :. haines at the First Prcsby-
,'cIna, 'hllrch Sunday afternoon at .
-son, II was decided on Mrs. Har'
NM. request that there shall not be
SANITARY display on Sunday. On
,ani,s'S' however. the military or
amonto a''ohs will take part In the GER
1''llons are going forward for
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,L;oh Prices for Indian LANDS.

Topcka. Kan. March l5.-lne gov
,,ort has begun here pubic saic
of the remaining lands OF tne .h'p.
nswa ~ and Munge Indians. 1900 acres
~ franklin court lands having neeh
,nr,,scd ;" by the government at from
=, 80 e. 20 an acre. but $50 10 soo
are the top bids
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the reception OF the greatest crowds
ever known In this city. Special
trains will be run on all railroads
Adjutant General Gore has issued
nm order calling ont the entire state
militia. consisting of 80 companies
and three batteries Of artillery. Th-
companies will arrive Friday night
and Saturday morning and will re-
main here until Saturday evening.
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WIPED OUT
CLCVERPORT, kY., IN RUINS AS
THE RESULT Or A DIS.
ASTROUS FIRE,
THOUSAND PEOPLE SUFFER

Practically Half the Population Of the
Place Without Shelter and All Sup.
plies Are Oestroyed-ReIief Trains
Made Up at Louisville and Other
Nearby Towns Hurry;ng to the As.
sistance Of the Unfortunate.
Cloverport, Ky, March 15.-In the
biting air of the early morning hours
the citizens of Cloverport looked on.
almost powerless to act. while fire de-
stroyed 100000 worth OF property
and left 1000 persons-half the pop-
ulation--homeless. Every business
house was burned and the distress OF
hundreds of women and children was
relieved only when trains loaded with
supplies arrived from Louisville and
Henderson,
At noon the fire was still burning
in spots but the remaining structures
were scattered and no further spread
was anticipated.
by the bursting Of natural gas
pipe in the kitchen of private house
shortly after midnight the building
was set afirc. A high wind was blow
ing and the burning embers were car
ried 10 the immense tobacco ware
houses owned by the American Tobac-
co company. These buildings were
soon wrapped in flames and efforts to
save them We're abandoned in order
TO fight the fires which We're spreading
upon all sides. The tobacco com
panys 5 plant consisting of two stem
meries and one million pounds of to-
bacco. was soon destroyed and the
fire continued to spread, The local
fire department was totally mad
quafc TO cope with the fire and Louis
willie and Henderson We're asked to
send assistance. As Louisville is IS
miles distance. however. no help ar
rived until i:20 o'clock and by that
time the fire hal about exhausted its
material Every business house was
gone. toctt ther with all provisions and
clothing. over half OF the reside IS.
too. had been destroyed. and lUa3
people were wandering aimloss.v
through the streets. staring az tn
ruins. Here and there on the oHt
skirts Of the town fires We're seen n
some small frame cottage. bat thess
gradually died out and ny noon the
flames had been almost ontirclr
checked.
Relief trains We're made up IT
Louisville and Henderson and brought
5000 loaves of bread, large supply
Of clothing. etc. The coaches will D.
placed nj the disposal of the homeleeS
until they can find other temporary
homes.
Adintant General Murray has shin.
ped 800 tents from Frankfort.
\ number OF persons were slight
injured in fighting the fire.
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Minnesota LEGISLATURE Acts.

ST Paul March 15.-Resol,itions eX
pressing sympathy in the death Of
Former President Harrison. intro
ducei BY Senator Stockvell. were
unanimously adopted BY both houses
of the legislature.
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LAST HOURS PEACEFUL.
General Harrison Passed Away Win
out ReqaIn,ng Consciousness.

Indianapolis. March l5.-icneral
Harrison died at 1 i5 p. III. without
resaining consciousness. The cN-pr"s-
idcnt's death was quiet and painless
there being gradual sinking until
the end came. which was marked ~
single gasp for breath as lie DE-
parted from the body OF the great
statesman The relatives. with few
exceptions. and several Of his old ana
tried friends were at the bedside when
he passed away.
The generals condition was so ba!
after a restless night that the attend
ing physicians understood that the
end could not be far on and all the
bulletins sent out from the sick room
were TO this effect so that the family
and friends We're prepared when the
final blow came The gradual failing
OF the remarkable strength shown ~
the patient became more noticeah!e
in the afternoon and a few moments
before the end there was an apparent
breakdown on the part of the sufferer
as he surrendered 10 the discas"
against which he
Had Been BraveIy Battling
FOR so many hours. The change was
noticed by the physicians ana the
relatives and friends who had retired
from the sick room to the library De
low were quickly summoned ana
reached the bedside OF the general be
fore he passed away.
News of the death spread quicki!
through the city and several ol the
more intimate friends at once hurried
Tn the residence To offer services
which. however. We're not needed Inc
announcement produced the greatest
sorrow. nearly everyone having hu:-
turcd the hope that General fiarriSoi
would recover. Within few minutes
all the flags on the public buildings
md most of the down town biockS
oaro hoistcd at half mast ana olher
.n,vord manifestations OF mourning
were made.
None of General Harrison children
were present at his death Nei'her
ro,,nol Russell Harrison nor MIS-. NC
Eoo had reached the city, although
ho,h were hurrying on their way -
80 haaeide of their dying parent ~
s,st as Steam would bear them. Lliza'
18th ,hc little daughter. had peeh
.s,,, ,,,,,, the sick room by her nurse
before the end came.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Sends the Nations Sympathy to Mrs.
karriscn

Harrison.
Indianapolis, March ia message
from President and Mrs. Mckinley J
reached the home of the late President
Harrison in North Delaware street
during the dav. II was as follows:
In the death Of General Harrison
the country has lost a distinguished
exemplary citizen. The people Of the
nation mourn with you. You have tn ,
heartfelt sympathy Of Mrs. Mckinley
and myself In this hour of overwhelm.
ing sorrow in your nome"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The Democratic city convention at
Denver has nominated Mrs. Eliza NJ
Anderson for city clerk
The quartermaster general is in
formed OF the arrival of the transport
Philippines.
1t is announced that Former Con
gresham w. +. Fuller Of West Union
la, has accepted and not declined. as
recently reported. the appointment py
tOrney general
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

There's IA lot of girls who have repu-
tations as beauties heir loveliness is
caused by good health. brought about
by taking Rocky Mountain Tea made
by Madison Medicine Go. b cents.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-03-15

Their promptness. and their pleasant
effects make DeWitts Little Early
Risers most popular little pills where.
ever they are known. They are simple
perfect for liver and bowel troubles.
Cook K ODEE.