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ALL ARE APPROVED.

Senate Committee Reports Military Nom
nations Favorab,y.
Washington, Feb. l3.-The senate held
two brief executive sessions yesterday for
consideration OF the nominations OF Of
icers to be brfgadier general sent In by
the president under the amy reorganiza-
ton act.
AT the first session the nominations to
hat position. which had been favorably
reported upon, were committed to the
committee on military affairs.
During the afternoon there was a hur-=
lied meeting of the committee. at which,
l favorable report upon all the brigadier
nominations before the committee was
acted upon, and at the second closed SEES
sion of the senate they were all reported.
These favorable recommendations In
Guided not only the nominations hereto
fore reportde, but also the nominations
u Generals Wood, Grant md Bell, which.
had been previously passed over. and also.
shose of General Fitzhugh Lee and Cen
eral james II. Wilson, whose names were
sent to the senate yesterday.
When the nominations were reached.
senator Pettfgrew objected to favorable
consideration, and they went over until
today under the senate8ruie.
1t Is understood that there will he 4
change In the order in which the MONT
nations are made, which will relieve them
of the criticism that was made on ac-
count of the high relative position tho
original assignments gave certain orr.
,orS .HHF1 NE-4E
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The STATE MAKES MONEY.
Gets Moro From Asylum for the Insane
$500 -..-.. Than Ii lt,i Il -lln4... .a-- ---.-

~ IIuiu IHSIne
Than Is Paid Out.
Canton, S. D., Feb. BE. II. Bacon
Of this city, a member of the state
board of charities and corrections,
takes exception to the statements sent
out regarding the cost of maintenance
to the state of the hospital for the in
sane at Yankton. He claims that in-
state actually makes zone out of the
counties are compelled to pay SIG per
month for each insane person at tho
hospital. This money does not go di-
rectly to the asylum, as formerly, but
is paid into the general funds of the
state. Taking such actual payments
for the past eighteen months, ending
January j, and computing the pay
ments on the present population OF the
asylum for six month to the end of the
present fiscal year. aiie so. the state
will have received from the counties for
the care of the Insane a total of s2Ot,000
for the two years. AS the total appro-
priations mad by the state for the
maintenance of the asylum for the two
years ending June 60, 1901, were only
$1S3,000, the state will have made a ne.
profit out of the asylum of SIS. 900.
Several of the counties IRE making
preparations to care for their W in
same, as they consider the charges now
Imposed by the state as excessive. The
move is meeting with considerable op-
position. those opposed to county care
of the insane saying patients in county
hospitals are neglected and do not re-
Ceive proper medical treatment.
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FRIDAYS

HE --TH EHNL go
Pierre, S. D., Feb. 9.-Sweet's repeal
bill passed by a votesof 90 to 16 after
an acrimonious debate in which bad
faith was freely charged against
Sweet. ~
The compromise bill passed by the
house Wednesday is in the senate ana
II is predicted it will pass. a postpone
ment OF the subject was taken till
the 18th.
The committee on banking submit
ted a majority and minority report
II ~Johnson's bill reducing the contract
rate of interest to 10 per cent.
Martln secured a p~oStponement till
tuesday of the bill giving the governor
power to remove appointive officers.
The barber bill was u~nfavorably re-
ported. The amended registration bill
passed the n
The feature of the house proceedings
was the passing OF the bill giving the
liquor tax now going 10 thu.
STATE M hi resolution for an investi-
cation of the penal Institutions. The
u committee on ways and means
reported ~unfavorably the bills placing a
FRANCHISE tax on corporations. Bras
an superintendent bill pro-
Vldlng forty-four senators and ninety
seven house members. The committee
on penal and charitable institutions
proposed a bill for q chaplain at the
penftentiary with a salary of $1,000 per
annum n board. There is still talk of
capital removal. which will materiali.a
Monday, If at all with the Introduction
OF q resolution in each house,
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fenced 70 sixty days in jail anu to nav a
line OF $1G0. The first two were fo,ind
guilty OF introducing liquor into the
lndian territory. Kolpenswig Will serve
u ms sentence in the Grant county
jan, While Hargrave will remain in iai1
IN Deadwood. Maxim Disgarlais, n
laoanta1neer OF kentucky sold liquor
without II license. He had also haeo5
charged with manufacturing whisky al
his home In Gregory county, bat ths
grand jury did not receive evidence
enough of this offense to warrant re.
turning a bill. He viii serve out his
sentence In Minnehaha county. The
sionrth# prisoner, John Paul. was sen.
teneea for having unlawful1y sold in.
tory. indictment has been made against
John yellow Wolfe for larceny. Aley
BAD Boy, a Sioux Indian charged With
larceny, has been released.
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DISORDERS in SPAIN.
1akasta BIames the Count of Cassrta 4oa
Entering Country.

ltl6 sNOuuE7 OF N080EtD yO1
Entering Country.
Madrid, Feb. BIN an Interview to-.
day Senior Sagasta, the liberal leader.
said he disapproved of the noisy DEM
on~strations, but recognized that they
were the outcome of the existing sftua-
ton, Which was aggravated by the
ubao affair. He thought the presence
of the Count Caserta in Madrid was
unnecessary and he ought not to have
come to the marriage, as he ought to
have foreseen his presence would Gre
ate trouble.
Senior Sagasta severely condemned
the brutality of the police. declaring
nc law authorized the government 20
order the police to club the crowds,
even though they raise subversive
cries. The offenders ought to be ar
rested, he said. 9TH government
added Senior Sagasta, hopes the as.-l
tation Will cease the day of the we'd
ding, but I doubt 1t. A carnival is
often an occasion for disorders.
It is impossible to, foresee what tho
future has in store. We know how.
events begin, but we eve know how
they end,
The impartial says a lieutenant and
two soldiers We're among the persons
arrested yesterday. The lieutenant
was Immediately released amid cheers
for the army.
Valencia, Feb. 13.-Deputy Ibanez
headed the demonstration here yester-
day, when the projects carriage was
stoned. The mob threw petroleum on.
the monastery of Camillez, but the gem
darmes succeeded in preventing a con-
migration. The disorder continued all
day. The seminary and several con-
vents We're stoned. A procession of the
rosary did not leave the church, owing
e the threatening attitude of the
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coNsIpER scIENrIFIc FARMlNG.

=ea.--
Institutes at YanIkton-Thc Mennonite Who
Disappeared Il Found.
Yunkton, s.. D., Feb. IA farmers. In
stitute has been in session here the last
two days under the direction of S. A.
Gcchraae. of Bookings Agricultural coll
iege. Professor Whaleg, OF Watertown,
Was in attendance as were many other
men prominently connected with aErlcul.
tural industries In the state and locally.
Two sessions were held daily. The attends
sunce yesterday was mall owing to the In
clement Weatller.
The Russian Mennonite who disappeared
"a few weeks ago from the Bon Honme
settlement on the Missouri river bottom
and who was supposed 10 have been
drowned, was located by members of the
colony this week in Bloomfield, Neb.,
where he has hired out as Il day laborer.
This particular member appears TO be an
outlaw among his people and In conse-
quence his desertion is not regarded as a
cause for iamentation. although relief is
experienced that he is still alive.
The South Dakota Marble and Granite
Dealers held their annual meeting in
Iankton this week, Besides Il goodly
percentage of the retail dealers OF the
state several representatives of wholesale
firms were In attendance, including d.
Pierce, manager of the western branch
OF the Vermont Marble company's inter-
.ests III Chicago. * schedule Of prices was
adopted by the association of both pur-
chaser and dealer and Il committee was
aro.rted TO secure Il reduction in local
freight rates. The next meeting of the
association will occur at WATERFOWL, Feb
ruary 4, 1902. The following officers were
elected: ]. H.. Pritchard. president. Wa
tcrtown; j. b. Johnson, vice president,
Parker; ]. G. Ditzenbcrger, secretary
tieasurer, Vermiilion; directors, B. l..
Pickett and a. A. Grant, OF Yankton, and
g. Ballard, of. Sioux calls.
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PREPARES FOR G. A. R.
eycland Making Ready for Nut,on,,

lleVeiana MAKING Ready for National
Enca mptnent.
Cleveland, o., Feb. 1.-THE Associate
ed Press is requested to make the fol-
lowing announcement concerning the
coming Grand Army OF the Renubjic
.ncampment. to be held in this CITY:
The Cleveland Grand Army of tho
Republic committee to have charge az
The business arrangements If the COM
nj encampnent. next September. is in
process of formation Its officers viii,
e elected within a week. In the mean
me those who desire to communicate
lpon matters connected with the en-
sampment may do SO by writing to Is.
~. Doty, American Trust building.
Cleveland, o. All such matters will lie.
aiken up Immediately upon formation
If the proper committee and communi-
.ation thereon opened.
The city OF Cleveland has not the adj
yantage of having it's committee FOR
the e~ncampment formed year ahead.
AS has been the case withevery other
,ity heretofore, but matters are shap-
ng themselves encouraging1y. so far as
ne proper entertainment is concerned.
and 1t is expected that within a week
local business affairs will be organized.
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Makes Hair
Grow

Perhaps your mother had
Thin hair, but that is no reason
why you must 60 through life
with half-starved hair. If you
want long, thick hair, feed it.
Feeditwith Ayers Hair Vigor,
the only genuine hair food you
can buy.
Your hair will grow thick
and long, and will be soft and
glossy.
Ayers Hair vlgor always
restores color to gray hair; it
keeps the scalp clean and
healthy, and stops falling of
the hair.
One dollar q bottle.
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NEW RAILWAY FOR DEs MONIES.
+. NJ. Hubbell Said to he Backing Pro.
jected Line to Muscatine.
Des Moines, Ia, Feb. 1.-THE Leader

says:
F. NJ. Hubbell of this city is behind a
move to construct a line of railroad
from this city to Muscatine, Ia, to be
known as the Des Moines, Iowa City
and Eastern Railroad company. D. 3.
Lyons. who represented Mr.. Hubbell at
a conference held at williamsburg
Yesterday, returned to this city conf
dent h a the new road will be built
aud operated before the end of the
coming year The new line is the out
growth of the road proposed to be
built by Mr. Hubbell from this city to
Newton. mention of which was made in
the newspapers of this city eighteen
months ago. The new road will run
east of this city to Newton. thence to
Montezuma, M~illersburg. williamsburg.
Old Mans Creek. Iowa City. Nichols
and Muscatine. Tie route has not been
entirely agreed upon by those who at
tended the conference. out 1t Is certain
that Newton, Montezuma, Iowa City
and Williamsburg Will be on the pro-
posed line of road. At the conference
representatives of each of these cities
attended. All were enthusiastic over
new road and agreed that the plans
which We're submitted by the agent of
Mr.. Hubbell could be carried out.
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CAPTURED BY AMERICANS.

Large amount of Filipino War Munitions
Taken.
Manila, Feb. ls.--The American
forces have captured since last Sen.
temher eighteen cannon 1900 rifles,
thousands of bolos and 10000 car.
tridges. Besides this 700 rifles have
been surrendered. Orders OF insurgent
officers will be no longer considered tc
mitigate crimes.
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The TOPEKA NOT OVERDUE.

Saval omcIals Deny There Is Fear for tn.
Training Ship.
Washington, Feb. 13.-Oficials of the
navy department are indignant at the
Circulation of a report that the train
ing ship Topeka Is overdue. They say
she is Only sixteen days out from Cane
Verde islands on the way to the Bar
BADGES. She is a slow boat, and is on
a training cruise. involving slow prog.
ress and frequent stops for practice.
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WRECK IN CHIC.
A Fireman killed and several rers,

A Fireman Killed md several Persons Ar.
Injured.
Huntington, Ind, Feb. ia west
bound passenger train on the Chicago
and Eric road was wrecked near Wren.
O. this morning. An axle of the engine
broke while running at Il high rate OF
speed and the entire train was ditched.
Fireman Finney was instantly killed.
Several other trainmen and a number
Of Immigrants We're slightly injured.
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SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.
The Proceedings nfsthe Lawmalrcrs Dur
ing thesVcck.

gIne proceeding .Oksthe Lawmakers Dur
ing the Week.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Pierre, SD, Feb. S.-The feature Of
yesterdays proceedings was the killing
BY the house of Governor Herreidts
bnl forsthe reorganization Of the board
CT regents. The hill provided for seven
ieg-,,ss at $1,000 per year each and
gave the governor power to make new
appointments as % as the measur
became a Jaw,
Mr.. Parmley of Minnehaha county In
a joint resolution amending
the constitution allowing cities to In
additional Indebtedness of 10 per
to. purchase street railways.
Waterworks and lfghting plants.
Bills passed the house changing the
tim for election of supreme and circuit
g and senate bill. as amended. by
the house committee, appropriating 25,-
yG0 acres of land for the Gary asylum
Sor the blind.
The senate resolution giving Cover
ncs Lee his Office chair passed the
house unanimously.
IN the senate Sweet tried to have his
wolf bounty repeal bill placed on it's
passage, but was defeated, and the bill
was put en- the calendar. The registra-
ton Dill was put over for one day. The
session was short, and the senate adj
lourned after considering minor routine
business.
Pledged to Oppose 1t.
1t is currently reported that a can
vass has been made OF the house by
those opposed to the passage OF the
negotiable instrument ill, ard that a
pledge has been signed by sixty mem
pers agreeing TO vote against the bill
unless certain objectionable provisions
are stricken cut. 1t has been the opin-
i)on for some days that the friends of
che bill We're gaining ground and@wouid
succeed In passing it. One prominent
attorney who had agreed to fight the
measure on che floor Was reported as
having changed his mind or as having
agreed to keep still. A vast amount
OF quiet work has been going on
among the farmers In the body, how
eN&r n a surprise ma be expected.
Ihere IS little hope for the amend
ment Of the bill, as its promoters re-
fuse to allow it to be changed, claim
ing that to amend it would destroy
uniformity. the chief CLARA which Is
made in Its behalf. The bill was dis
cussed somewhat at the meeting of the
bar association. Hon. G. II. Dillon
Of Yankton In his address declared the
bill futile for the purpose it was in
tended. He held that If 1t We're adopt
ed by all os the states 1t was still la
BILE to amendment by subsequent leg
islatures as Its provisions became
hateful or unsuited to the state, and
that with forty-fve different courts
M legislatures to deal with tie law
would o become anything but uni
form throughout the several states. He
contended that uniformity of law
could betaccompllshed only through
congressional enactment.
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AS A RIDER ON ARMY BILL.
spooner Measure to Be Introduced as an
.3 So ca ntendn1enf 5GI45 rEf2a .tE Eva

spooner Measure to he Introduced as an
Amendment.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate
committee on the Philippines today au-
.thorized Senator Lodge to report the
;.pooner measure, introduced Friday,
concerning h government of the Phil
ippine islands. as al amendment to the
nrmy appropriation bill. AS the amend
ment was introduced 1t provided that
all military. civil md judicial powers
necessary to govern the Islands shall
he vested in such persoi,s as shall be
;lained&by the president. etc. The word
attjudicial' is stricken out because it
was the opinion Of the committee that
Mi judicial functions are embraced In
the civil administration. The demo-.
Gratis on the committee made no oppo-
sitton TO the reporting of the amend
ment. The provision; is next to be con-
'sidered by the committee on military
:, ff.syvsc H9LEE zE%aglrSs 5sESgtAf5
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kYLE,s observation-disclosures.
South Dakota &enator pronnscs Names {

South Dakota Senator Proposes Names for
Army Appoiatees.
Washington, Feb. 1a.-Altilough Senator
Kyle has not learned how many places
south Dakota will get in the army. he
has filed seNerai recommendations. They
are for the appointment of DR.. Cox. Of
e million. as surgeon: Anton Zurich. OF
Lead; VIII A. Bell. of Dell Rapids; d. q.
Fuller, of Huron, and Captain John Eos
ter. OF Chamberlain. The Cox appoints
ment has been promised.
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INSANE ASYLUM FIRST.
south X Institutions to BE Invcsti.
gated T~houroughly.

D"N0tH IHsIttuIlOHA TO DC INVC6tf-
gated Thoroughly.
Pierre, S. D., Feb. 1s.-Th.e investi-
eating committee held q meeting this
morning and elected Representative
Benedict chairman and McDoustsll
secretary. A joint resolution was in
PRODUCED in both houses to give the
committee power to punish contempt
and enforce the attendance OF wit
nesses and to employ clerks. VIM.
Wallace of Aberdeen was chosen COM
mittee stenographer at $3.50 per day.
1t Is stated unofticially that the insane
hospital will be first investigated and
that Ex-Governor Lee and ex-Secretnry
Thomas II. Ayres will be among the
first witnesses summoned.
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Professor Frederick G.. Novy, OF the
medical department OF Ann Arbor uni
versity. has left for San Francisco at
the request Of the national govern
ment to investigate a supposed case OF
eastern plague, known as the BLACK
DEATH II it is found that the disease
has got across the ocean most stringent
measures will be adopted. Professor
Noyy delivered a series of lectures
last year on The Great Plngues'. to
the medical students.
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LEE AND WILSON PRoMoIfp.

Appointed B~rigadIer Generals In the Rer.
ular Army.
Washington, Feb. 13.-The president
today sent to the senate the nomiraa-
lions of James H. Wilson, Of Delaware.
and 1ftzhugh Lee of Virginia. now
.brigadier generals Of volunteers to be.
brigadier generals In the regular army
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RAvlsHER PUT TO DEATH.
George Carter, a Negro Rapist, Hanged In
kentucky.

George Carter, a Negro Raplst. Hanged In
Kentucky.
Paris, KY, Feb. 11.-George Carter of
Keid. who assaulted Mrs. w. E. Bon
tidc, wife of a banker. three weeks ago,
lynched by a mob of thirty men at
. o'clock this morning. The mol over
powered the jailer. after which they
seized Carter and hanged him near the
Jail. He refused to make a statement
and died by strangulation. Before the
mob dispersed they pinned a card on
the body, bearing the inscription: This
will be the fate OF all negroes who es-
sault White women
Mrs. Bonide Identified Carter as her
C s%sailant, as did her little son, who ac-
her at the time.
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shot Thranrh Tic Arm.

Wanbay. 8. D., FEB. 12.-Peter skee-
ba, q Bachelor farmer who resides
about twelve mites northeast, in pull
ing a. loaded gun from a carriage,
caught the hammer in come manner
m the entire charge passed through
the muscles of his right arm and ins
sjurea the bone. He was Brought here
for treatment, and u surgeon thinks
he can save the arm.
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R. I. stevenson's French translator,

r. L.. ~Stevenson's French translator,
Gausseron, makes public a letter of
the author of Treasure Island" that
throws an interesting light on his in
ner self. Writing to condole with NJ.
Gausseron on the loss of his son, Ste
yenson says: II am like a blind ma
in speaking Of these things. for I have
never known what mourning is. But
1 have done what is, perhaps, I mag
Inc In my ignorance. almost as hard to
endure. I have outliyed my own mer-
Its In the eyes OF more than one whom
I used to esteem II love-
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THREE GENERALS CONFIRMED

Appointments of Miles, Charoc and Young
Approved.
Washington. Feb. 13.-The senate
has confirmed the following nomina-
tons:
Major General Nelson A. Miles to he
lieutenant general.
Brigadier General S. b. NJ. Young,
Colonel Adna r. Chaffee and General
Arthur Macarthur to be major gen
erals.
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A club Of divorced women has been
formed in the Australian capital, the
object being to provide the comforts OF
compelled to divorce their husbands,
Legal aid will also be furnished to,
women seeking freedom from irksone
bonds and every effort Will be made to
secure reform In present marriage
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

Pierre, S. D., Feb. EAT the opening
Of the senate today Lieutenant Governor
Shaw announced that he would appoint
Senator'S Vance, Campbell and Martin,
popuiists, as senate members of the COM
mittee to investigate the penal ana char
table institutions. Benedict, Goddard,
McDougall and Gross were appointed on
behalf of the house.
The committees OH exposition reported
against the bill for an exhibit at Buffalo,
The committee on elections made an
adverse report O. the woman suffrage
resolution, Close, Stoddard n Bell sign
ing a minority report. Bills were intro-
duced regulating building and loan asso-
Citations, providing supervision or mutual
Insurance companies and the Montana
raw taxing the product Of mines. q
In the senate the bill reducing the sal
airy OF state veterinarian to S1,2ept
passed.
Moore introduced a bill in, the house
providing for thk appointment of a non
partisan board of regents. two of whom
shall be women.
Heath's prohibition bill was killed by
an adverse committee report. sc to ".
The hight of the SENATE session was on
the Johnson bill reducing the legal rate
of interest FROM IL to 10 per cent. and
from to 6 per cent. Johnson moved to.
adopt the minority report, which was
defeated, Cahili. Close. Johnston of Da-
rison, Lacraff and Newly voting with
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TOLD OF sovEL TR1r.

itev. barnard Mattson, OF Xankton, Lee.
lures Interestingly at Huron.
huron, S. p. Feb. 1a.-Rev. Barnard
Mattson, pastor Of the Congregational
cnurch at Yankton, lectured to Il large
audienee mere Friday evening, giving
an Interesting a~cccant%of his strin on;
a cattle ship from Boston to Liverpool,
and througa England and Scotland on.
a bicycle.
lhas. Muggy, a well known Huron
young man, has completed two years
enlistment In the United States army
ana mas now enlisted IN the navy and
Is on the training ship Independence.
lying q few miles off San Francisco.
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and counter charges of repeat
6 are made by all three factions.