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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04
RESULT OF A SCANDAL.
Mercy Hospital at Iron Mountain
Mich, Closed.

Detroit. Mich. April "A special
from Iron Mountain. Mich. To Inc
Tribune. says:
Mercy hospital. better known as
Emergency hospital. will close It's
doors during the day by order of Bish
on Els. and the nuns have been or
dercd to leave the diocese. This Is
the result OF an ecclesiastical scandal
which occurred last January when III.
lon Hogan. a novitiate in the hosPi-
tal was arrested on an insanity
charge preferred by the mother SUI
nerior Miss Hogan was adjudgcd
sane by the probate sourt. After be
;np released from custody by order
of Judge Bergeron. Miss Hogan made
severe charges against the mother SUI
perior. An investigation by Bishop
his resulted in the order to close the
institution.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04
his HIT HARD
oual DROP IN GRAIN
~ IN THE CHICAGO
aoaRo OF TRADE.


u,ve 1T UP About Hail
Dollars in Margins but
"a Not Cover the Last Days
millions OF Bushels Of
e.e Thrown Overboard At
k,ynD'ng Prices
,prll l.--Bulls In grain
,. w. Waterloo on the board Of
,,r,,r the day. when millions
sJ. if long stun were thrown
[.,sara .' ii ,rumbIing quotations.
| ...a lllling only a quarter oi
E. before the close.
fr speculation. headed by
P II p lips, who manipulated
..,.qse n November corn and
.ts4aea large following.
~ in keeping May corn
II i5-ccnt mark for sey-
.. f week. On Saturday
. .art selling. reinforced
F.-4s receipts. began 10 tell
s.t Phillips. credited with
~ fanau 900 bushels Of
4 s4aaf falf as much May oats
1 .4s - t4fse million May wheat.
|. sar.l aa for $4,000 margins.
,.sea,5ie promptly and on Mon
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Nor+hwestern Flour output.

Minneapolis. April 4-Aceo'''"s s,,r
The Northwestern Miller the ho".
'.,,, " ~ Minneapolis last week was
"".r on, "a barrels as compared with 3a''-
-dE barrels for the correspo."r"e
80. 20 last wear. Superior ana D"'
,uth ground $500 barrels rlo"' @ .~an Sa.
ra,her ruth quiet for the week; less al' .nan
,he output sold by most mills. 81. ,'o,", most
.n' ~, t ,ra1c was not large with most
IN. and buyers wanted CONCESSIONS. >.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04
Two Men Blown to, Fragments.

Phoenix, A. r.. April 4.-News has
been received here of an accident at
Senator Clark's Verde mine at Jerome.
While nearly a dozen men were at
work near where a shot was placed
on the lower level, there was a prema.
tur" explosion. James Rooney and
joseph Ziefcl were blown to fragments
and others were injured
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04
Public Debt Statement for March.

statement issued by the treasury de-
partment of the public debt shows
that at the close of March. 1901. the
debt. less cash in the treasury.
amounted to 81 .o01 l4o 900. which is a
decrease as compared with March /.
1901. of slSS1G. .595.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04

i VAS thought that the short sell
r. lad run their course. During the
rf' part of the Monday session.
stYer the bears redoubled their
81 and il was said that Phillips
+ again called upon for 100000
krgns.
A TIER was no, session Tuesday n
4SlFe of cunhdence began To run
alsa Il" bull ranks. Bears took
Naataee Of the interim in this mar
however 70 pound prices on the
eae fNeianges and at Liverpool
Naen tie longs came up at the
Fahs Wednesday they Immediately
heir hopes We're gone.
"aea' started the panic by opening
At' !.he 81 cent all around.
ail lik'Wisc. Oats were also eN-
-FF Weak. Phillips brokers were
Y n inactive. The bears We're
Ao@ efer and at noon they had
"uBs III a pocket. Millions OF
.~'N u heat. corn and oats were
rV'" on the market. regardless Of
:. Na} wheat. which had sold up
- y fents early. fell to II II
IT,. IN catering covering 1t re-
Il. !" IS. where IL closed. .
~ 4llilsf Monday md gC ccntc
!. ~ htea point OF n fortnight
way eorn fell from ~ To 40 3-4
!, 20 f"d and closed at Al IS. n
T.. ~ $ cents from Monday.
H., '''s i'll from o5 rs To "a l-2
~, ps and closed at 247.s
[s, a'' Phillips let 20 OF immense
\ .i. ~ tho declines, there were
(sm,., Whatever OF any financial
on the Exchange.
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Wells Has 5000 Plurality.

81. Louis April i@complete re.
turns show the election by plural
ity OF 1.'s5. OF Rolla Wells. the Dem
oeratie candidate for mayor The re.
mainder Of the Democratic ticket was
also elected ~ about tie same plur-
alities and that party Will control the
house OF delegates
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04

10 sell at present prices OF United
S'a'es Steel OF over $4,000 900 The
morgan syndicate announces that ,ho
'ohh y. Rockefeller holdings arc o.
p.' cent or the entire issue, but this
probably includes not his norsona,
no'dlnss alone. but those Of his in
..'e"'a'e associates. such as + r
Gates and the Colgate. Wetmore crou,
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CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO. April >
ranged at s4.5oG -
ior good to prime steers, S3.75I4M ~
poor 10 medium S2,5oW 80 for stocke',
,nd feeders. 81 1,eli - for COWS and
hrifcrs S5.4od5.O for Texas steers.
UOGS-Sales ranged ut SbN@6 ID Tor
mixed and butchers si ~ - i9c .l-o
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St Paul Union Stock Yards.

SorrH ST PAUL. April ).
IIOGS-Salrs ranged nj -. Is 46O5
CATTI.E-Salc ranged AZ N.5o@ l. ~
for rood TO choice butcher steers, IS 4oG
/ 90 for good to choice butcher cows and
heifcrs. S4.MG6.5 for choice veals. - 5o9
10 for choice feeders.
SHEEP-Sa.es ranged ut -, ,5oGo % for
choice butcher lambs. s3.D@4.65 Tor
choice fat weiherS.
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Cenver's Republican Maycr.

Denver. April i.-Nearly complete
returns show that Il X Wright tRepD
was elected mayor OF this city by
about | 900 plurality over T.. T. Wells
tDem The remainder Of the Repub
lican ticket had pluralties Of 5000
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DrirT TIL. April 3.
WHEAT-CaSh No | hard ,37.c. No.
Northern ,ia.c. No. Northern 'o'.c.
To Arrive-No. hard Il =. No. Norih n
ern 13l4c. May .3 -c. July II &C
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April 3.
NilEAT-April 7ls4c May - : az &c.
July sc.
CoR>-April 4o34c. May 4l'-e, July
i2c
OATS = April a4s.c, May a4-sc
July ~ &.
poRK-April sl5.35, May SIS 45, July
Slo25.
FLAN-Cash Northwest Sl.55, No
81 81. May sl54, July Il 81.
POULTRY : Dressed turkeys S14I
II h.c. chickens 3GlUc.
BJTTER-C Crcameres l5@20 ltc. dairies
ll,d i>c.
EGGS-Fresh l2'sc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04

April 8, as had been planned. Two
companies Of the regiment are to be
detained at Angel island until danger
OF thc spread of the disease is past
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ooMs BIG PROFITS.
'ed Shares Are Worth About
H., 1894 Each,

ben, -" Ahtll THE basic of agree
|uns,i'o' ~ The inclusion of the Lake
Rockof Consolidated Iron mines
sn sra UT company in the Nor.
lolders D,'a'e Is enough to net the
(s, no. u snares in the mines about
Ia,ea ,"afe on the present price Of
b a 81 ''a''s Steel stock. This is
0r IN. = higher than the top price
ev d., "''h" stock here in the past
'ss salr ana inst $3.50 more than 1t
larcb 'S - Tor two months ago. On
sharo '''s stock was selling at 500
Dis COM, man II will bring under
'O0 sha,. aloh price. For the H.
aerp held by Duluth people
tai return. IL they were all
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Sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY la. April Z.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at si.2o@i. -
f,r h.eves 81 35I3 - for cows. bulls and
mixed. S4O0ati,25 for >tocAers and feed
ers. So OOall - for calves and warnings.
HOGS-Sales ranged AT So. o.W&b.oJ
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04

You cannot enjoy perfect health. rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes II your liver is
sluggish and your bowels clocged De-
Wits Little Early Risers clea' s. the
whole system. They never srils
Cook K OpEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04
Mainly on Local Issues.

81 Paul. April 1 Many towns in
the state held municipal elections
Politics cut very little figure as the
main contests We're over local issues.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04

1t has endured the sotrms 81 mutation
and competition. yet STANDS Is" the
pyramids unshalen in the love and con-
tidence of the people. Rocky Mountain
Tea made 10y the Madison Meii,ire 60.
FRANK SMITH
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c.,,rox Amoru Troops.

san Francisco. April 4.-Owins -
the discovery of case 1T smallpox
amoug the men of the Eleventh infan,
trv the regiment will not sail tor MiA-
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MINNEAPOLIS Wheat

MINNEAPoLI>. April 3
WHEAT-Cash 7ls.c. May Il e,
July 70, &c. On Track-No hard 13'4c.
10. | Northern ,laac No. /! Mort hern oS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04

~ choice heavy. S 9oG6 o5 for rough
heavy ), a5G6lJ for light, S. 05 16. l.
for bulk of sales.
SHEEP-SaleS ranged AT s315Qt5 10 for
Sboeo - 5O,i5 81 for lambs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-04
PITTSBURG AND VICINITY ExpE.
RlENCES THE WORST STORM
IN MANY YEARS.
STREET CARS ABANDONED
W'les OF Poles Are Down and Wires O!
All Kinds FIJI the Streets, MAKING
u Extremely Dangerous for Pedes.
trians-Ralroads Were Not Expect.
ing Trouble Sc Late in the Season
and Traffic Is Greatly Impeded.


flttsburs, Aprli i.-From early
morning until noon Pittsburg has been
IN the tolls Of one OF the worst snow
storms ever experienced in this re.
glon. About a. m, heavy, clinging
snow began falling and il was not
long before wires began swapping in
all directions and telegraph. telephone
and trolley car service to all the sub.
urbs was practically suspended Miles
of poles ale down. making the streets
literally net work oi wires East
End and WILLIAMSBURG are cat of from
the city proper except bv steam rail
road. Allegheny and the ~oIta Side
are III almost tae sam" pAehf. while
hl1oAN ~ ttaS ~ 'oLlA4 5A!eatloh
I" lld WIN the eltH.
ai''h Wiz ~ w o''iHl lis poit'ois
u tH' eits iiaae II eAtI' ih'iF DANGER
""S i'i pfaeStIi"hS' transfers anu
a. mn N"' '' ~ i'oon ~ Ia
'a''ii i"H p''n 'lo' ''u' He "aui'
a. ~ - - 'ei'
- ii'Ni' ~ di4u na'u'
- ~ ''ol ~ Gus ~ '.'e ~ a. an oau
oliie4ai9 vi ''i'i. SHa.u anu q
'i' 'oiia''io'' ~ 'iai'iO "l'oi' .iie Has'
- u ioaoS - ~ i'i''' y" -
;! anna 'he VII % "'V "0" u "'oi7 'iie
'H''i' > s''iii o'' :. i''9'
anu II ieiiti''s'ioA a. '''4'u
"' az iots p''".o, '"'
anu liie '''l'. 'i' i'tN'' = nv, -
pa a. = - =" wv"
am ~
a"' = n'"' ''."'
| ~" ''''s On -
| va" ''"+t'i
H"'
neaeHeo o" ~ '"e a'"'
and unless the snow Iail ceases d
| blockade is threatened. Inc BaH&.o
and Allegheny Valley system Is II II
most the same condition. On tn
Western New York and Pennsy wanna
division the snow Is from ~ 70 -
| inches in depth the wires are down
and the train schedule has been anan'
doned. The trains on this road are
| late anywhere from 40 minutes To
two hours On the main line OF the
Evening journal., 1901-11-19
NEW SPAPER OPINION
Philadelphia Contest

From the Philadelphia Press.
The Press strongly insists that the
late election in this city should be
contested in che courts in order thai
its fraudulent character should be
fully exposed by the opening of the
ballot-boxes and the production oil
Sworn evidence as to police interior
ence, bribery. and other forms of in
and fraud. Such a contest
would require the expenditure of a
large sum of money and would be de-
layed by every device OF pettfogging
cunning; but it would be worth all il
would cost in the Punishment of some
few sub-bosses and the seclusion OF
Others who might be convicted.
1t is a question however, whether
the money and the labor required
could not be more acknowledgements
used. The army of yagabonds from
among whom the gang recruits its
active assistants and dupes in the
work of election frauds would not be
sensibly reduced by filling the peni-
tentiaries These wretched creatures
who are hired for a stated wage. OF
driven by threats, or coaxed by prom
ises, to do the work of the gang" de-
testable as they are, are not so much
the objects of honest Indignation as
are the high placed gentry who gather
money together to bride them and who
plan and pay for all the debaucheries
that disgrace the city and defeat de-
cent government. If these pliundering.
profigate and constituencies scoun-
drels who know better than they do.
could be caught in the meshes of the
Jaw and sent to keep company in Jail
with the lesser fry, the Press would
have every honest voter in the State
behind it in its demand for judicial in
vestigation.
Evening journal., 1901-11-19

We made the point yesterday that
Tho Street and Sewer Commission is
taking ground that is not tenable in
refusing to pass the resolution grant
ing to the Pennsylvania railroad the
right to elevate its tracks, when the
opposition is based upon THE company g
consenting to the Commissions right
to open streets, under, over or across
their tracks. In the first place the right
to open streets where it may desig-
nate without a commission, is not
normally with its powers. In the
second place the city now possesses
THE right under proper condemnation
proceedings to open a street anywhere,
taking private property, if necessary.
1t is difficult, then, to understand the
motive for the requirement it seeks
to insert. 1t would give II the right,
even against a protest of everyone to
open a street at any point along the
line OF the road, and to cross 1t at
grade If it deemed proper That is
Witl lit ram "ttA N"i' f''''' i'Nf' ~
spend millions to avoid II seems
strange that the Commission cannot
rely upon the ordinary method Of con-
demnation proceedings unless for
some special reason it wishes to hold
whip over the company We under
stand THAT the railroad officials think
thev have made every reasonable con
cesslon. and that they propose TO leave
the matter with the Commission and
the citizens of Wilmington. Shall we
hold a mass-meeting?
Evening journal., 1901-11-19

A CORRESPONDENT of the Philadelphia
Ledger says "Addicks Will suffer the
same fate at our coming elections as
did Croker in New York" II strikes
VS. as unfair to compare the two gem
tlemen. although up to certain point
we confess a similarity in their ma
lures. Both are gentlemen. seif-made,
with the staging still in place. Both
ARE statesmen and are skilled in
the argument of the trousers pocket
Each wants the best man selected for
Office; AddiCks thinks that man is him
self and Croker thinks II is the man nc
names There are other points of sim
ilarity. among whch might be named
equal qualification as to brains and
character. but to come to the points of
difference Addicks wants the honor
OF am office, Croker has sense enough
To know that no Office would make
him respectable. Addicks thinks that
pocketbook persuasion will land him
/ Croker understands that there must be
coupled with this at least the appear
ance of decency Croker knows whor
HE has made a fool of himself, Will,
Addiclls looks in the mirror and smiles
Both are undoubtedly great men, but
Croker must share the admiration OF
the people with the ilustrious. Tweed
of another day. and the noble Devery
very much of the present; while AID.
dicks stands in the centre of stage
with no equals and few imitators. Tn,
white light of publicity beats upon his
noble brow, and men may revere, bu
not approach. Twin souls; alike ant
yet unlike.
Evening journal., 1901-11-19
CITY OFFICIALS
Made KNOWN

Board of Water Commissioners
Three members; non-partisan; ap-
pointed by Mayor; term, six years In
case Of vacancies the directors have
power to fiji such for the unexpired
term. Salary $500 per year. Powers.
the commissioners have control of all
matters relating TO the water supply
of the city of Wilmington. A cOnten-
tiOn now exists between the commits
siOners and City Council regarding the
use of any money which exceeds the
actual cost of maintaining the present
system Of water supply. The case is
now pending before the courts. Board
created by an act of Legislature, pass
ed April 49, 1888
Board Of Port Wardens-Five mem
bers. One chosen annually by City
Council for a term of five years; said
member to be nominated by the Board
of Trade. Compensation fees. Duties
| have charge of the rivers. harbOrs and
wharves in and about Wilmington.
Board of Street and Sewer Commits
sioners-1lhree members; two Demo
Gratis, one Republican; office. appoint
| i've by Mayor; term, six years. Salary
$500 per annum. Powers full, con
troll of all streets and sewers of tht
city, awarding of contracts for work
lrelating to city affairs, granting Of
franchises for use of city streets ant
appointment of officers necessary t.
carry out the work necessary for th'
welfare Of the city.
Board of Heath-C Composed of five
members; appointed by the Mayor
Evening journal., 1901-11-19

term, two years Salary, 500 per an
mum. Duties, regulating the health
conditions OF the city and the appoint
ment Of proper officers to carry out
the instructions of the board.
Secretary to the Health Board-An-
drew A. Cahill. ID. Office appointive by
the Board of Health. Term, until sue
cessor is appointed Salary 5000 per
annum. Duties. registrar of deaths.
births and marriages, chief executive
officer of the board. Has control of all
measures relative to the health Of the
city.
Judge of the Municipal Court-Philip
10. Churchman r. Office appointive by
the Governor. Term of office. twelve
years Salary. $1,000 per year. Duties
has the powers of a recOmmitting mag
lstrate. Appeals may be taken to the
upper court if filed within three DAYS
after sentence has been imposed by the
court.
Building lnspector-JOhn j. Cassidy
Office appOintive by Council Term
until successor is named. Salary, 81,
600 Duties, looking after the erection
of new buildings and issuing permits
for the same; also the condemnation oi
old structures which are a menace tC
public safety.
Chief Engineer of Engineering ant
| Surveying Departme nt-GeOrge w
Boughamn. ID. Office appOintive by
, Council Term, three years. Salary. 49,
600 per year Duties. superintendent
of all surveys made by the city; sigI
all plans and specifications made by
1.-THE city, and be a general adviser whei
lcalled upon for the best interests O
the city.
Clerk of the Municipal COurt-HarTl
lP JOslyn, r. Office appOintive by
Judge of Municipal Court. Term, a
the pleasure of the judge. Salary, no
less than 81 900 per year. Duties
lcharge of The court records and receive
IAN fines, fees and costs imposed by
lsaid court.
Evening journal., 1901-11-19
WAYFARER'S NOTEBOOK
Her Love Affairs Complicated

IL was not long since that the Way
farer was sitting in a grocery store
i'm the West Side of town talking 20 the
grocer. who was young man of about
the Wayfarers age. They were talk
ing when a bright-eyed, rosy faced
young woman entered tine store and
asked if she might use the telephone
Obtaining permission she took down
the receiver and said: Hello, give me
Mo- please After which the con-
versation went on as follows:
rs that No. -?' please call Mr.
- to the phone"
He won't come? That's funny, for
am Miss So and So"
Well. / told him not to come tC
see me amy more, but please tell him
to come out tonight for l want to Sc,
him. Thank You, good bye"
81 don't believe he will be there,
said the Wayfarer, addressing the
young woman.
Nor |. chimed in the grocer.
You are both guessing" said she
lsaucily.
81 tell you what / viii do con
tinued the Wayfarer Il will come
over to your house this evening to SCI
| If he comes. and if he does not yol
Will have to entertain me instead.
IL think will go with you" sal,
the grocer. "and IL he comes in VI
Will both leave"
The Wayfarer and the grocer calel
upon the young lady. and about 10
O'Clock the young man came.
The Wayfarer and the grocer ARCS
| to leave and the young lady wa
so confused that she forgot to intro
lducc the two mcn
She spent the remainder OF the even
ing in explaining what the two me
Iwcro doing I'm the house when ne came
Evening journal., 1901-11-19

L. was in the presence of the Way
iarer that two young women. each
over 25-years old, became engaged in
IAN argument which ended in one of
them threatening to kick the others
head off.
"That would be an interesting feat
said a young man, who entered the
room at that time land ! would like
&C. be q witness 90 it,
well when ] attended the gymna.
Stun il was pothing for me to kicl
three msihsa, higher than my head,
replied the Young woman who hat
made tho threat
I'm what gymnasium did you Learn
Ito kick?"
why. i'm the Y. NJ. G. A. gymns
stun"
"Imey must have excellent teacher
there. for you save been "a chroni
kicker ever since l have known you,
Esroke up the Wayfarer.
Evening journal., 1901-11-19
BOTTLE BABIES

Bottle babies are so likely
to get thin. What can be
done? More milk, condensed
milk, watered milk, household
mixtures try them all. Then
try little SCOTS Emulsion in
the bottle.
1t does for babies what il
does for old folks-gives new
firm flesh and strong life
You'll be pleased with the re
suit. 1t takes only a little II
milk to make baby fat,
l Wcllscnd SON a 'iiir o. ts.- sou isc.
| SCOTT s BOVINE, ~ Pearl street, Nsv lOrl
Evening journal., 1901-11-19
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

T. T. Johnson. OF Los Angeles. Cal.
has one Of tho finest pigeon farms in
the United States He has $4,000 adult
birds.
Mrs. Eliza Hurst of Brooklyn. is tOt
years old. She says her long life is
due to the fact that she has never worn
corsets.
The tOpers. wretched human swine.
Abuse the heaven-sent gilt OF wine.
Then came the temperance folks. and
they
Abuse it in another way.
Every now and then you read about
a man 'blushing like a girl"-bit girls
don't all blush alike.
General Funston has completely re-
covered from the operation performed
On him about a month ago for appen.
iicitis, and drives daily on the Luneta
Let Manila.