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WANT COLUMN BRANCH OFFICES:

CONGER BROS. Druggists.
Seloy avenue, corner st. Adams: 400 Sell
by avenue, and 349 University avenue.
RICE STREET PHARMACY.
3O6 Rice street.
ALBERT W. BORK,
Corner Mississippi and Nash streets.
4fB E1Lu BROS, selby and v onnna,a
STRAIGHT BROS, Druggists.
Rondo and Grotto streets.
A. T. GUERNSEY & SON, Druggists.
III North Dale street
1893 East Seventh street.
E. B. ROLLINS, Druggist, -.
SEVER WESLEY, Druggist,
Maria avenue and East Third street.
w. A. FROST & CO., Druggists,
Selby and Western avenues.
WALTER NELSON, Druggist,
University avenue and Rice street.
n1EIZkE d CO., Druggists,
Selby and Western avenues.
A. & G. SCHUMACHER. Druggists.
400 West Seventh street.
HoLcoMBE & MAGNUsoN,
IosT's PHARMACY,
Dale and University.
BOTHER & CO., Druggists.
z. q. HELLER, Colonnade.
]. p. JELLINEK eco,
"A. A. CAMPBELL, ~
Louis and Rondo streets.
W. K. COLLIER,
East Seventh street, corner Sibley.
~. j. M'CALI., 483 Broadway.
DREIS' PHARMACY
Ninth and st. Peter.
GEORGE C. DAVENPORT.
JOHN BoDINB & CO.
l..os Se1 Payne avenue.
B. A. TREAT. 49, Broadway.
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CA@ToRTA
Bear. tn. The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ss &xNAzzzw
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

Of the Board of School Inspectors.
Published I'm the st. Paul Globe
Sept. 10, 1901.
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DO YOU KNOW

Do You KNOW
You can borrow money on your note If
you are a SALARIED PERSON and
KNOWS EXCEPT OURSELVES. No
mortgage or i-dcrser. Cheapest rates.
longest time and easiest terms. ST.
PAUL FINANCIAL CO., Third Floor.
Room SCI. New York Life Building.
OLDEST AND BEST.
MONEY LOANED to Salaried people;
only security their name; also loans on
furniture. pianos, etc, with removal
from residence. Minnesota Mortgage
Loan Company. 317 Pioneer Press Bldg.
AND 6 PER CENT MONEY to loan
On improved property in ST. Paul and
MINNEAPOLIS. V. c. Gilman, New York
Life Bldg
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COMMITTEES.

st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. II, 1901.
FROM the Committee on Schools to the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-19
POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES, TO RENT.
w. SHEPARD, "a E. 4TH ST.

Modern houses, steam-heated flats,
rooms with or without heat, stores,
ETC.. for rent in all parts of the city, a
few of which are enumerated below:
HOUSES
JOB Wilkin. 10 rooms and barn $50 90
6eS12 East Fourth, rooms brick. -. .25. 90
566 Marshall, rooms ................ 80. 90
MERRIAM PARK
1855 Marshall. rooms ............... rs. 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
l964 Marshall Merriam Park. ....... 900
1916 1glehart merriam Park none
better; ask for price.
l2-room residence and barn, Crocus
Hill; very handsome home
See list of flats in another column
CoTTAGE-For rent, six-room modern
cottage. l6e Western av., opposite AL
bion. Inquire 1894 Iglehart
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
FALL TERM OF THE HESS BUSINESS
COLLEGE, DAY AND EVENING SEES
SION, OPENS SEPT. 16 TO 90; DO NOT
FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THIS OPPRTUNITY TO LEARN
SHORTHAND AND BOOKKEEPING.
FALL TERM Globe Business College
now opey strong work; day and night
sessions --orner Seventh and ST. Peter
WEIS Dancing Academy, Wabasha and
University; class meets Tuesdays and
Fridays; terms, gents, SIS; ladies' 81. Of
fee hours to S D. M
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SEWING MACHINES

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SEWING MACHINES-Tw good
sewing MACHINES. from 81 to $40. Call
Friday or Saturday; these are bargains
SO West Seventh
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| - cH1RopoDrsrs.

Good for all kinds of sore feet, frost
corns. callouses, dry, hot and scalded
feet. cuts. burns, ETC., on sale at all
druggists. All ailments of the feet
treated at office, Endicott Arcade; es-
tablished eighteen years.
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FOR SALE.

>.-o-o"-c~---~.>-----~-~-~-~-
FOR SALE-Fresh mich COW; will trade
for horse 1143 Lincoln av
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FARM LANDS

81 500 CASH for a section GAO acres prairie,
Kldder county, North Dakota, This
amount of land and no better quality of
soil will cost you $4,000 in some coun-
ties of that state. The average price of
such land in this same county, Kidder,
is $3.50 per acre. This section is only
two and half miles from station. viii
not sell on time nor exchange. o. B,
Harris, "a East Fourth ST.
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FINANCIAL.

$40 MONEY.
$l5-Your credit is good with U.S. Quick
s20-loans on household goods, pianos.
$4-etc.. without removal from your res
s35-monthly payments. Lowest rates.
x0-I4oans to salaried people without
s45-mortgage or indorser. Payable in
$5O-eaSy installments We have private
Sb-lnterviewing rooms and can guaran-
S!o0-antee absolute privacy and confiden-
tial treatment. Front offices, second floor.
open evenings. Walk Up one flight.
Big
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UNION DEPOT, SIBLEY STREET.
follows:
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

AT FOUR HOTELS NEWLY FURNISH
ed and papered rooms; all prices. day.
week or month; depot cars pass the
dcors; The Western, los East Eighth;
imperial Hotel. 16 East Eighth; Yukon
900 Jackson St: transient trade solicited
THE OMAHA, sly East Seventh street:
nfteen suites, completely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; single
rooms; also UNFINISHED rooms; Central.
between Cedar and Minnesota streets.
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question will come before the general
convention of the church at San Fran
cisco next month for final settlement
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WANTED re RuY

WANTED-To buy 1000 feather beds;
will pay highest price for old feathers.
Address L. Barren, General Delivery,
minneapolis, MINI. Will call at your
house.
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LYFEW klT1NG MACHINES,
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGES rent
repair all makes. Jewett Agency. 237
Henncpin aV. Minnea nolis
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-A shepherd collie, Sept. s; own
er call for same at 581 Blair st. and
pay charges.
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AGENTS wanted to sell latest pubIica-
tons; good proposition; others making
money. Call or address General Agent,
1863 East Sixth ST
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SEIZED uY TAE Government.
Property ST Porto Rican Steamship
COMPANY.

San Juan. Porto Rico Noy. 2.-I he
pier property OF the New York and
Porto Rico steamship company has
been seized by the police in the name
of the people of Porto Rico, under or
ders from Governor Hunt. The pier.
which was erected under a license OF
the war department. was burned some
months ago and the company has been
engaged in rebuilding il. using the Old
pile foundation. cOntonding that i SUN
has rights under the license OF the
secretary Of war ana that IT was SIM
ply repairing damage done by the ele-
ments. The council ruled that the
company had no Iisht 10 DO 50 WITH
out a new insular franchise and pass
"a a resolution 10 the effect that mas
much as the company Was working IN
violation of the law the government
be requested to prevent further tres
passing. The action taken places the
matter in a position w&ore the govern
or can pass upon tho lishts cf the par
ties corcernei The company has
made arplicatior for an Injunction.
will sle t. recover lsma@es and viii
test the validity q Secretary Roots
license under the ,lyil regime.
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WELCOMED AT PORTSMOUTH. n.
Naval Pageant in Honor Of the Duke
ard Duchess Of York.

Port mouth. Eng. Nov. 2-The ma
val pageant in honor of the return Of
the Duke and Duchess ef Cornwall
and York was almost reproduction OF
the ceremonial attending tneir de-
,,arture The town and ha!bor We're
astir early. Immense crowds gathered
aleng the sea front AMI rounds Of
cheers mingled with the national an
them and salu-es from The harhor
ships and land batteries as the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert steamed to
mot the Ophir. On board the royal
ya II, the king in the uEdress uniform
Of an admiral. stood On the after
bridge at the salute. while the queen
and the children Of the duke and Ouch
ess paraded the hurricane deck.
The roads prese nted striking spec
taele ewing 70 the great gathering OF
war- hips. dressed from stem to stern
AM with their yards manned and their
sides lined with their crews. Nelson :
oil flagship. the Victory. started the
salute 4 their rnajesties AM each ship
in turn took i. up as tie Victoria and
Albert moved down tie Sgleat. a.
tenranel by a fc,!lla q o;ae- .ctal
y1cn.r
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..ss-nee- ,nioaGn ,lIr mcTa-
prone ana ne himself had used N.
view. '"c inter
witness said that the Somore "
smith was about Is or lga rn.t fro,,
me 81 Paul during the copyersa,inn
Give Us, rs nearly as Won ,,n -"
words Of that conversation s,i5 -
tain l.emly. p
We had been son' 10 hna commo.
3l" SShlty and the iirs; question y.
N'fse, wa Where II Schlrvo' ana
~" answer from Captain S'p,ban yas
'u VIII mi him In tao luca,an ma.
- ahd then, ina mHch as orr Nos,
W. very slow. ! asked him ~ advise
y" whether he thought We corla ratrh
Commodore Sehley ii W. followed him
az be stated yes
r" second question was Where
Is CefFera? . and in answer 70 ma,
'hbt4ia Slesbee did no, sneak for a
moment. IL consulted with somebody
on Nn oilaee Of the ship and then an.
Sw'',d ! am not sure. anl we cauga,
ah thglish collier trying u sneak in..
'ar hdtbor this morning That was
~ lAe conversation | ran mbrr Il
my" had with Captain Sirsbe" Der.
/ sonally Othtr mon on ,he boat had
some conversation With him.
l1li Captain Sigslee during anv
I'm" 81 'hs conversation Inform yoa
mat tae spanish squadron was uci in
Santiago
He ald ne, tn n ,ha, he Span.
l3tNH were not fhprp"
On examination Mr. Scoyil
'1ia iatt ae bal been ~ the rleea-
phone pstt 81 Tie 'ime H. could no.
ay Wh.fh.r a,A.r- Ill boafl the pres )
laa' aa talked @ta CAPTAIN Sie-hs 4.
Mr SeaYil Vas TN eNcus. 4u! 4
number ii the wtresses 8t ,ae preyi-
eas 3ay @ere called f8r ihe purpose II
making DIRECTIONS HI iheir -'im5ny
Lieutenant Hood Recalled.
i.l.0tt naut john Hood Who com
mdHdea IL Hawk dQr.Ls The SPANS \
war was tasp recalled iie was ques.
] TONED IN III Point made by Adm.ra,
Sehley N his testimony that the cor..
mandius e'.iees oi the Dolphin had fl
,d With iAe navy department. a mem
orandnm n which be- said speaking
! ~ Hood return from hi mission 10
Commodore SeAley while the latter
/ lay oil cleafs. .os. Hood says a god
1 many officer, % not believe The span,
! .afls AM there 1T CieEfaeg1si al all
INT tn, taa euly sarmisr."
In replt u a question a. 10 what
| report r. aad made on which SUI \ a
n, morapsam could have been based
! witness = niItA
1 g.pofi, - tn comm nGing ot
Arer Il ~ Dolphin that | convsTse.'
with a nau her Of officers and -id no'
/ h,lif}, myself nor did many OF II.
! Officers s i.ts.. a far as ! could make
/ oGi thaf the Spaniards wrr" .here
\ iHai .aarr Ras 10 reas pn for believing
| ih,, utse thor. ana that ! though
\ L, mmelpre Sehl.y la convinced
| hm p,l they 49,. thar" on Very - II
d.r grounds"
Nj. Hauna-"nia YOU or iil YOU Eo'
make any report - tllt' com:nantina
oifieer i! IN Dolphin which wouia
waryan, - use Of Language emoot.ea
IN that m, morandum -
Il dia make such report. enc war
raniing stronger language than that.
Mr.. Hanua-"How ava yoI cei -
notes In re- renee ~ boarding ta'
,3,,1a r."
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DEMANDS $500 RANSOM.
Tweivc-Year-Old Kicnapper Carries
Of 4 Child.

Helena. Mon. Nov "A special to
The Independent from Great Falls
says thar a l2-year-old boy named
Sourhwick kidnapped the syear-old
son Ct g " Ryan. prominent grocer of
thar eify. and sent a note - the father
demanding 81 Zoo ransom. threatening
- ram fire pieces of glass into the
chili- g., : ari cut his hands of IN.
less the demand was complied with
Mr. RYAN notified the police. who ar
rested young Southwick shortly after
the RYAN boy had arrived at his faith
er's store uEharmei. having been re
leasel hv Soufhwiek.
Soa,hwiek confessed that he did the
decd of his own yolition and that b
had na 2ccomplices. He eXpre ssed nc
repentance and said:
Il would have hit the old man fol
$500 il though; h. would have
stood fsr it,
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CALLAHAN BREAKS DOWN.
Trial Of the Alleged Kidnapper Inter
rupted.

Omaha. Nov flames Callahan.
on trial for perjury in the Cndahy kid
mapping case. gave way during the
morning To the nervous strain under
which he has labored and had 10 be re
moved from the courtroom and the
session adjourned The prisoner has
been considerably reduced in flesh anu
the strain Of the past 10 months has
brought his nervous system almost Z
n point Of collapse.
Young Cudahy continued his nara
tive Of tho kidnapping. going over IT,
sntire case The defense. on eross-eN'
animation. tried 10 show that the 10y
was addicted to excessive cigarette
smoking AMI was. therefore, unable ie
give A clear version of the kidnapping
chief Donahuo swore To Callahan ar
rest anl statement that he could prove
IN al:hi
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MINNEAPOLIS MAN PLACED UN.
DER ARREST FOR The MUIR
GER or HIS WIFE.
ALLEGED CRIME Ar! OLD ONE
Woman Was Found Dead in the Bath.
room Of Their Flat in September,
1eoO-Grand Jury Has Eeen investi-
eating the Matter at the Instance Of
ed an Indictment for Murder.
an Indictment for Murd CT.

Minneapolis. Nov. 2-A,orc than a
year ago in September. 1900. Mrs Rou-
ben Pickett was found dead in he
bathroom of the fiat where she ard
her husband lived after fire had been
ext.nguishea Friday morning her
husband Was arrested on charge OF
murder Although there were suspi-
cious circumstances at the time no in
quest or official investigation was held
The Indictment was founl by the
grand jury al the instance of relatives
of Mrs. Pickett 1t Is the theory that
Pickett ehoked his w.fa af;er q quar-
RI and then sct the fire TO cover the
crime.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Fou. Strikers VIII Have a Chance Sc
Offer Explanations.

Chireg9. NOV. -Four striking ON
nloTes # The All;s-Chalners plant
wa-o summoned 70 appear before
yndce kohlsaat II the United States
cs,.t and answer - charge Of con
tcmrt ef court. After hearing thelF
attorney. Judge Kohlsaat ordered the
men To appear next "Wednesday ana
show cause why they should not De
sentenced. The men are declared by
the attorneys CT the company to nave
violated the restraining order issued
bv the court Aug. %. The accusation
is based on trouble occurring between
the richets and three non-unlon men
two days before the injunction of Oct
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Release OF Miss Syorc Considered
CsEtaintN.

Copstantironlo Nov. o.-The nego-
tiations with the captors of Miss r.lleH
NJ. Stone. the American missionary.
appears 10 be g0ing on 50 successfully
that her release seems VOW 10 be only
a matter Of days. 50 far from there
being any continuation Of the rnmors
Of her death circulating IN the Buigar-
ian border districts, il is said here that
another letter written two days ago.
has been received from her
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occupants Escape Uninjured.

Saginaw. Mich. Nov. "A 3-storS
brick building adjoining an excasa
tion for a new building collapsed dur
ing the dav. the excavation havlns
weakened the foundations. The build
inp was occupied by II. &. Logan 4
Co. wall paper dealers, ana iour iahl
flies who lived on the upper noois
The cracking of the walls warned 'hs
occupants in time to allow them 70 es
cape uniEiured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-02
BURNETT UNDER INDICTMENT
He Acquiesced in Mrs. Nichoi's Inter
ton to Commit Suicide.

Chicago. Nov. 2.-The grand jury
has returned an Indictment for mur
der against Dr. Orville s. Burnet. who
was the companion Of Mrs. Charlotte
Shoup Nichol when the latter dice
from the effects Of morphine in
Solth Side lodging house.
The complaint against Burnet. base'
on the findings Of the coroner's jury
was that Burnet knew Of the lnten
tions Of Mrs. Nichol to end her life an'
acnuiesced
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Victor Er-a-u-I as Arbitrator.

Ncw York. Nov. 2.-Eae Rome cor
respondent of Tn I.on'ca TiElss says
kae Victor t.malaei Aa- ae eeptei
Il Invitation "a a., as arbitrator be
~ - Great B.italn and Brazil in re-
safd to the Guiana frontier question.
tn king is said - be gratiiea az the
r.hnte paid To MS mental qualities bv
tha invitation. as well as ~ II COM
pliment paid. through ninl. = e ltal-
ian nation.
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,o.. placed at s250,000.

IN ,n,'" ",arted in Friedman li.ess
VII" VIM near pittshurg street. des.aps r,',
-, pi'' ,'iiaines covering two blocks
one life i reporteh 70 n"i !. a.timatel
,nd the property aAhi'se =
II sa.N. GOO.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-02
e....;e,.nce cs the Army.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The = r,poaa !, !, ~ =,
General John r. Weston. col'i'.,a ,,,a, ~,
senrral mr Of subsistence. shows ma, .u une ~
,o,al expenditures for the suhs,s'sn,' as 81,
~ ~ ,he army during the year wal a1o' 90, -,
:. ", @ "ss The receipts from saies ,,ar ~
~ s,,hsis,ence stores during the SAINT
r.riod were s3..ao.23i
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-02

Il never boarded 'he Adula. re-
-urn,l t9 til. 'lag> aip BROOKLYN a.t"T
Collecting The mail under Commodore
Srhlay,s orders ah0ut II O'Clock. Just
as came 81 board ! met Lieutenant
simpson IL iAe BROOKLYN. Who ha!
hoard.a 4 The Adula and had his written
r,pnrt asked him Ia let me sc IT,
n rhere might he valuable Information
in il. which h. did | then toid MN
wanted copy of il 10 tah" ba'k % 'i'
admiral a. there waS. IN my opinion
yery valuable information in H. 9lnip'
son ana uy4, Il wtnt y Inc '-Ht>H.4h'
o;nc.r.s aaier ani he rrai the ho'.4
oy,r IL had III, eNc, uiive oihctI
writer make 4 capy for me 20 'ah'
hack ii the admiral a. valuable ihi"l'
j.n,erart Hood said in reply 10
question from Mr. Rayner ihat inc
nor,s which he had carried hach To 'h'
nnlrhin We're those made ny iie"''h
an, simpson. hence il was i-l'u''i,ai'
Simrson ard rot himself VINO Nav
hnarded the British snip
;spt.uan. Hood was then eNcuS' :
| 49,, nnmher of kilograms and ohl'ia
| Jisnatehes. which hay" neen h'','o ~.
| foro mi in. We're introduced q. -,
nnir, for the convenience ol Cnn,i',
| Cantain I.cmly then stal'n 'i,'
! ~, one more witness whom h' "
| ;, eall on Monday. OWING !" ~,
,. maj ha was too i'll 10 appear :"
-, and II was also stated 'i"
| s,iraI Schley would take the slan.
for ,he purpose Of correr''hS M ,, hor,
mony. Mr.. Rayner said ne "'ula unssihly iar
M more witnesses. except i'Ss'''
the admiral himseh. ,,siross he
M. ~, eonrt an Adjournment va,
!o,.an !",v ~ A. ,o.45 until Monday al 4
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az ADMIRAL SCHlEY TO
r THE TESTIMONY IN
COURT OF INQUIRY.
IcuMENTS WILL FOLLOW
Announce an Agreement as
o,der Of Speaking and the Court
..;oos the Arransement-Evi.
Covers Seventeen Hundred
ard an Early Decision Seems

|unisely.
nc.an Nov. 2.-The Sthloy
~ nguiry began It's proceedings
4 IN. understanding that with the
II some witnesses who Will
M.1 10 correct their testimony
r..34y the last testimony would
..,.r i, .ore adjournment for the
nc were only two with sscs
nr and the undorStau ling
eanrt opened Was that aftcr
.a have been heard tAc
adjourn until Maulay.
4 hl.y Was in 'hv court
N an hour before proceedings
~ announced that ho would
|. a.le to undertake. 'he correction
many hefor. next Monday
were five whole day ~ il.
M 4rl 10 20 OYER Il aul make
| ary corrections Is TO iish,
+. n-ohable that h. Viii EaSc
rea.ng more 10 say concerning his
t.-,.,N on May IA. with ADMIRAL
,ma.aa f.latiy. TO which Captain
asn.,k testified Thursday
h ( NIB, now intended - call any
t,.~-,s III surrchu,tal and II N tN,
MA, mar the argument vii begin
u amer Admiral Schl.y conClui, \
erection OF his testimony, How
e. IT, court may ,ak. Ia consider
! ,y...uc" Is entirely problemat.Cal
members Of tn. tribunal arr ,Ni
r.h reparing 10 devote consider.
J. .m!r ~ the consideration oi thr
s,.mauy. for they has. taken rooms
'a ty .ar this purpose hr trs
rtt oFyIs 600 printed pages ar !.
/ aat sat 81 days IN listening ip ll
'4 , additions yet 10 be made IN
a4l argument aul document,
! , probably Will run over 1900
N. art was six miUatr la'" in
/ 'A. hall. this b,lng th" 'lrs'
atf Aosolu;. prumptnrsr ha. ro'
F. -.tvtd. Judge Advocate l.rin
arceGaeed that counsel bad agreed
r.,r II the speeehos IA closiug
as, subject 10 the san ton oi ~
r. Mr. Hanna is Ia open Tor tn
/ F2-'W,ui H. Will b. followed hi
r. Parker and Mr Rayn"r 'o'
f. Sghley ami judge AlSccat'
b a.il close for the department.
Fl Dewey announced thar iNis
tr wrni Was satisfactory ~ tat
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-11-02

faWaH I.emly then brought mp ~"
.nn f tn" character oi iAr aTgu-
EF' ~ Ao made. saying
".n.l like. for my own iNtorma'
the instructions ot the
ID whether or not "" are 'N'
III the closing argument. -
'n' ourselves 10 the syiitn II ana
pe of tho precept as d'iln'd
mi mean the arguments
\ hy counsel for thc applicant
WF 4 scsiatc AMI my@ 7
N' lI}n.r--"W. have to connne
to 70 tn. evidence but | do not
D. entirely restricted. We
'"' \ llude 10 any facts that ar" mol
n violence. but We viii, IN making
1 ion. DO IL very pct'inlly
''Wn proper bounds,
.Na'n Lomly-'l think that should
."' t'ucral scope Of the argument
\ "'.ilt has defined the scope ot IN"
! i', but II course We could not
,'''akc and the court wont under.
IN restrict ourselves entirely,
AN ~ stating just exactly ""
aud the manner and 50 on. Iha'
..l hn question which at IN" time
would have 10 say whether y
4. hlnp"r or not"
I Raynor-"Of course. In making
"'~Nlncnt, We wont pretend 10 rrl.r
""f'Aing not I'm the record. we
''Hhi by that, but | do not wan,
"'N' any more restrictions pla'c'
n" my argument than ! would III
= 'her court. | want the oonst'u'
,n'' right To argue this ease wl'hih
'p'F bounds and with great respt''
ffbody concerned. but to MAKE
SINS as they appear proper ,'
\ y 20 mako comment. II ! shohi'
!" 'or Instance. that believed WI,
, N not told the truth. shoh'"
y hesitate To say So"
,ap'an lemly-"That Is right.
" Dowey--"Therc went DC
, 'fonhle about that. When W,
"' TO the bridge ". will cross II.
Correspondent on the Stand.
. eay'Stcr Scovil was then called as
=, s' witness Of tho day. tie sal"
while on the press boat Somers
4 49, -" y as n newspaper corrr'spona
! !. - Nay u or IS II came M WIN
N !, 'ahl, Of which Captain S'ssno'
,gn anmmand, of the shore al can
~, There was a conven ton viii
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-08-18
KILLED ACCIDENTALLY
Robt Webb Fell in a Well-Neck
Snd Arms Broken.

Friday afternoon Robt l. Webb, young
man, met his death in 8 well which be was
having dug on his farm, three miles frou
Jewella. The well Is of considerable
depth, and while being lowered he wa,
oVercOmed by gust oil foul air and fell tc
the bottom breaking his neck ana arms.
An old man II msd Moore, attem oted bis
rescue, but he, too. was overcOmeh.
Through the ff,rts OF Mrs webb and be
mother and negro, helper, the two men
were brought to the surface. Moore was
restored but Mr. Webb was dead. He was
a prosperous farmer and good citizs
His wife and two children and Other
relatives mourn his untimely end.