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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12
Warten anS iuartea laFen.

n@arten!!" Ner bat fie nidt fdpn
ausgetoftet, bic Dual Oes Wartens.
Mer petB tie nt9t gu ermeFen, bic
sttternbe Qngit, bic beftise llngebulb
ober bic itumpfs bumpfs Grsebuns
bss Dartsns. SreiIid, i'm 9runOe
genommen lit ia infer 9an3es 2eben
Elm ein3igss Warten. @ir parten als
&inber ungsbulOig, tb0ri9t, aGs junse
Meni9en boffnunesfreubig, in Der
&raft u~nierer Sabre rubts. Sas
Sinh partet auf einen Ipfel, einStiid
SUDDEN, bas neue SIeibden, ben @es
burtstdg uno ppr alien duf's
Gbriittinb, Singing unb Sunefrau
auf Elm u~nerb0rtes, berauI9enbes
Slid, altf 2iebesieltgteit uno 0a>
i%einsnonne, Mann uno Srau auf @rs
fii1ung i6rer 2ebsnsboffnungen, Bis
3ulebt Der @rets duf ben Sob ndrtet.
Qber mir parten ni9t nur auf bic
groben 9tnge i'm 2eben, duf frobe unb
trdurige, mir parten aud a[tdgli9
unb Itiinolt6 duf bic fleinen. limb
bies @arten auf bic fleinen Stnge
md9t uns nerp0s, drgert unb erbit<
teri uns, aeritOrt uns piele quite Stuns
ben, brtnst man6en S9atten inSaus
unb She, trennt alte SreunOI9aftsn
unb f9afft neue 6einbe = bas Wdrz
ter uno = bas 0drtenlaFen.
Die f~pent9Iten Menf9en tOnner in
tleinen 9irgen rubig pdrten. 8ez
fonbers bic MGnner ni6t, unb BON
ben MGnnern en- a%IerpenigIten =
bic l1npiinftlt9en. Sin Mann, Der
rubig unb obne fih bic 2aune perberz
ben gu laFen partet, Bis feline before
Sdlfte ppr etnem Museange nod
f9neG ibren S9irm, tire SdnbI9ube
ge9olt, ben S6leier sebunben, ben
lebten unb d[lerlebten Bid in ben
Spiegel eetban unb benz MGbden elm
9uBenb Nnpeifunsen segeben bat, -
Der lit etn peiber Gdbe. Gin Mann,
Der ni9t in @er5peifluns serGtb,
tpenn er fertig gu elmer 9eieuf6aft
dnsetleibet in Srdd, gIaque unb Cad
baftebt unb felt elmer balben Stunbe
auf Iein 6rauden partet, bas nod
INNER unb INNER nit ibrer Spiletts
ni6t fertig lit, - bas lit elm Seili9er.
limb eth Mdnn, Der rubig unb ees
fdfen pdrtet, penn bas MittdgeHen
ntemuIs our redten 3eit auf benz
Slide itsbt, unb Der &affee INNER
erft in benz Iugenblid .auf Der 8iIbs
fld6e erI9etnt, tpenn er idon ben
Sbiirsriff gum SOrtseben in berSanb
bdlt, - ia, elm fol6er Mann 1T iibers
baupt nod ni9t 9eboren.
4nbererfeits lit bas @arten auf
ben Sausberrn gerabeau n~erpentDb<
tenb. Menn er beute UNI ems, NOR
gen nm baf6 5fpei unb iibermoraen nm
sm6If 81 Slide tommt, ipenn CT
M6enbs trpb Der beiligiten 9erIpreden
Ii9 itets cine Stunbe ober audi apei
berfpGtet, niemals our 3eit bd tit,
tpenn mar @efelf6aft ertpartet pber
dusseben foG, bann gerGtb 59lieBli9
aud bic gebulbigffe 5rau in belle 8ers
5%meifGune. limb bieIe nnpiinttli9feit
fdrbt bam foSufdeen aud bic eanSe
9dusli6teit ob. &inber lnb Dienit>
mdb9en perben unpiinttliG. Sas
Dienftmdbden nimmt ii9 gu alien
3cit ie peiB ia, bab fte bod nod tets
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

pe@mDge ietner sdn5en Organization
Elm 8epobner peiter @esenben, bd er,
pR tein anberer @pgeI, gu I9nellem
G0ufen seeignet 1T. 2aufen in FREEZER
ltmgebuns tit fir Jpn 2ebensbebins
gung, oas Sbier tann nur ri9tig ges
bt:bsn, tpenn ibm biegeIegenbeit bierau
If dusgeOebntem MaB seboten tpirb.
Scr NIem dber entfpidelt fi6 fein toitz
bGres Seoertleio, fir befen @etpin>
nrng bic gauge 3u9t ia getriebsn pirb,
iii Der 9efangenf4aft nur innerbalb
tre:tum9ren3ter Serratns, ni9t aber
IN ben engen 8ebdltern BON sooGogiz
fGen 9drteR unb Mendgerien, gu tdz
teGloIer Site. Sang abgeIeben BON
bieIem ieinen Mufentbdlt betreffenben
@rforberntb beOarf es our seIunben
Grbaltung elmer StrauBen6erbe nod
Der 3ufubr gepiTer Nabrunsbeit anbz
tleile, pbne bic Die Sbiere ni9t geoeis
ben piirben. Der @eioegruno bieTer
9biere in tbrer Setmatb entbdIt bor>
piegenb iibe, dltaIibdltige @rdIsr,
du9 1T Der 8eitanb bes Bobens an
pbospborI lauren &alt bur9aus error
berli9. 500 bteie Nabrungsitoffe ni9t
genu9 ooer gar ni9t porbdnoen 1inb,
mitfen Tie ben SbiereR tiinitIi9 erIebt
Derben. Sat Der 3iihter Elm geet9nez
teS Serrain gefunben, 10 um9iebt er
IS nit einem ni9t dl3u bpben 8retterz
Saun ooer nit elmer Drdbteinfriebiz
gurg. 9ieie %nmadunung braudt ni9t
febr bod gu iein, benin Der Strdub
ma9t ME ben 8eriu9, barber binausz
5utommen.
0d our 3eit bes 5eberrupfens oft
Regenipetter berrf9t, lit es gut, inner
balb oes 3u9tgebeges eintge S9uppen
duf5uite1en, inter bic fi9 bic 3biere
bel f4le9tem Detter flii9ten tDnnen,
bamit Tie nt9t @rfGltun9en aus9efebt
finb. Sci GROCER 4~usbebnung bes
3u9tterrdins unb BET befIen geniigen=
Dem 8eftanb nit geeigneten @rGIern
bebarf es teiner tpeiteren Siitterung
mebr, oa ii9 bic Sbiere bur9 eigene
&eiun9 bic Ndbrung berf9affen. SIT
baa ni6t Der 5au, 10 miiFen bic S6iers
gridbfutsr in @eitalt bon @riinaeug,
gef6nittenem WeiBto6l, Mais, @eis
II. +. IN. erbalten. Die Straube Iinb
iibrtgens feline &oiiberd6ter unb bers
Sebren bic ibnen gebotene Ndbrung
germ. Den e~r9iebigiten Grtrus ibres
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

Gbaratter fpabrenb, unter QnIsbnung
an bic englii4ssotbifde SOrm. Sn be
eigentli6e Stride, bic etpa $50 SIP
pldBe entbdlt, selangt man BON Der
Seite aus bur4 einen bebedten @ins
gang, Der duf einen 8orpldb miinbet.
Der Sburm, Der ppramibenlos enbigt,
er9ebt ii9 35,5 Meter bod. On bic
Stride i9Iiebt ii9 Elm profan6au an,
Der unten elm @mpfangs5immer fir
ben @eiitliden unb i'm pbsren Stods
rpert einen groben @eriammlungsIaaI
ent6dlt. 2ebterer grenat an bic Stride
felbit unb fam gegebenenfdas au bertn
BergrOBerung bienen. Oas 9aumas
terial lit f9leIiider Sanbftein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

elmer Sbnmadt nabe. Damn trat er
5u 8irbmann unb fagte nit elmer tpabs
rem @rabesItimme su ibm: .0erru6z
ter! Das mar Sbr Dert! Sd tpeiB.
mas ib su tbun babe. Bon beute an
erbalten sic ME mebr = beritanben9
ME mebr einen pfsnnig 8orf9ub!" -
Die &linsel bes Snfpi3ienten rief
ben ShloHer unb Director auf bic
8iibne. = 8irbmann Itanb pie berz
ntdtst, benn nit benz 8oridub bate
Tim Der 0irettor 10 gu fasen ben 2e=
bensnerb abgefdnitten. @r fabte ii9
iebod baIb; Der Sdalf bliBte ipieber
aus ben Augen unb nit elaftiiden
Sdritten besab er fih our 8iibne.
@r fptelte feline RpIe obne iebe 8efanz
aenbeit. Nun fam bic Ringtampfs
fcene. in tpel9er i'm Der SaloFer auf
bic @rbe su lsssn bate. 0as tpilbe
Rinaen begann unb nit frdftigen
@riffen bieIten fi6 bic 8dmpfenben
umfpannt, baIb bprsebenb, bann auz
riidpei6enb, ober ii6 i'm 8reife bres
benb. Der 0irettpr feudte bsreits Dor
4nftrensuns. Sra. iebt iffs b0dfte
3eit : iebt legen Sic fi9 einmal!"
fliifterte sr benz Sdtpeben gu. Ser
aber That, als tpGre er taub unb fubr
fort. ben 9esnsr tunftseredt gu tnes
ten. .8irbmann i9 befeble : Sbnen,
le-gsn = sic = ii9 = ab ab-
auaen-blidlid!" Der aber that
nidts bersleiden unb faste Bios balbz
laut: r3ries' i'd meinen @ori9ub9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12
Der iapsbildJe Mtblet.

Die Oireftipn bes Stabttbeatsrs in
Sdnappenftabt bate cine bodintersIs
fante TobitGt angstinbist, unb atpar
Elm @oltsitiid, betitelt: Der f1ipebis
fde 4tbIet", berfaBt bon sinsm sefpif>
fen @ottlieb Refaet. Die guten
SdnappenitGbter badten bin unb ber,
tper biefer &efdet fem f0nnte; beim
bin" fanben iie nidts. aber retour
beim Der" entbedten fie. bub binter
benz prientalii9 f~lingenben Ramen Elm
@ottlieb Rasfer iteden miiFe, Der bic
Wiirbe zines S6ullebrers betleibete.
Oiefer nmftanb unb bic SbatId9e,
bah Der Sbeaterbireftor MaHori pirts
lid @aes auf5ubieten pfleete, UNI aud
Elm b~ertp6bntes publitum su befriebiz
gen. beranlabte bic tu~nftliebenbe Be-
%b6lferung. maHenbaft in's Sbeater gu
brdngen. 9irsttor Mafori beritanb
es. fein Publifum gu baIten; er mar
= elm peiber &abe - in Der Gage,
NIT eisensn Mitteln arbeiten gu tDns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

ter bic Sebern rupfen, 70 a0se bieTes
nc4tbeilise SOlsen fir BEN 8ruts
ptoceBna9 fi9. 9a tpGbrenb Der 9ruts
pcriobe bic Sebern eerabe am fGSns
ifen entnidelt finb, 70 piirbe bur9 bas
@rutgef9dft Elm sr0berer She'll pers
berben. 4us biefen @riinben 1iebt fi9
Der 3ii9ter DeranIabt, auf bic eigene
grut Der Sbtere au berai9ten unb fir
bic Grrei9uns biefes 3pedes bic
fiinitli6e 8rut anautpenben. Man Be-
bient fi9 81 biefem 3ped %beitimmter
8rut6fen, beren es mebrere Spfteme
9ibt. sic laufen aber ale barauf
binaus, als @rfuB fir bic Gigens
iDGrme Der Mutter ben giern eine
Gruttemperatur bon ettpd los 9rab
+. in conitdnter S0be suaufiibren. Die
Gier miifen regeImGBta tdsli9 mebs
rere Male setpenbet tperben, unb aus
Berbem mub fir tdeli9e 2iftung bes
&ppdrdtes geior9t tperber. Man 6iiGt
bic 8Ogel, fobalb lie dusgefro9en finb,
in polene 9eden, big fe boIitGnbis
atgetrodnet finb. 3pei Sage lang freIs
fen bic Sbiere nod ni9t, am brittsn
piden iie nit @orIiebe tlsine Stein6en
drf, en...,eeren fi9 unb finb nun erIt i'm
Stanbe, 9riinfutter gu ii9 gu nebmen.
DAB bic Sbterdsn bic erTte 3eit forgs
fditig 9sbiitst unb sebest tperbett mill
fen unb erforberIidenfaus, namentli9
penn bas Detter unsiintig 1T, in 8ez
bduiun9en senpmmen iperben, TT
fe!bitperitdnbli9. grit mad brei Mos
naten limb bic Sbiere fotpett, fi4 ielbit
iiberlufen gu tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

Gebertleibes bieten bic grpben 6ebern
.bse GliigeI unb Oes Gmtpanaes. @u4
bsrpem perben aber aud bic tkineren
5tbsrn bes Riidsns uns hsr 9rtit ges
riEft, obpobl Dieie i'm @esenfab gu
ben dnbern minbertpertbis finb. Ods
3upfen Der Sebern lGBt fi9 ale a9t
Mondle %porrebmen. 3pei perfonen
iten bic Manipulation bes &upfens
aug. Dem Sbiere fpirb cine &oppe
iiber ben &opf geaOgen, ppbur9 es fi9
in iein S9idfaI ergiebt. Wdbrenb Der
cine Munn ben StrauB am binteren
SOrperabl9nitt umfaBt, Inn ibn gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12
Der rei6e Sirf6.
(Sebr frei nab ubIono)

(Sebr frei nad UPLAND.
Gs 9ingen Orei Mdgblein pobl duf
Die Bird,
Sic pOaten eriasen ben rei4en SirT9.
Sic legten ii9 unter ben Sannen6aum.
Sd 9atten bic Orei einen feltTamen
Srdum:
Die @rfte:
mir trdumte, t4 bGtt' elm Brilliant
Golfer
llub sroBe 8outuns bonn Sirf9 =
Sube!
Die 3peite:
limb mir, bdB i4 Srdu bonn SirI9
nun Tel
Silt 8iud unb Mdsen unb 9ausfreunb
= Ell Ell!
Die brittle:
limb mir bat 9etrdumt = tpds 1agt
S6r bd?
SD bGtt' Jpn als @ittpe beerbt -
pa ia!
60 ldgen lie od unb trGumten bic
Sret -
"a tpar's NIT benz ret9en Strf9 bprs
Bel,
Denn tpdbrenb iie aGio geIdpabt unb
geba9t,
War an Der 90rie Der 9irI9 Der>
trd9t =
Sube! giei! Su bal 8di paibl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12
seben.
Bon @eoroe 9niIe.golma.

gpn, @eorae 8ufe.9uIma.
2eben, ipie ids iusnb' unb pdse,
Simmer bleibt Der aIte SdluB:
2ieber beine bdrtften S4Idse
Oils bes Sobes peidften Rub!
Seoem lGbt bu @terns funteln,
Diefem bel unb ienem blet9,
9o9 bas 9rab 1T ftets i'm 0unfeIn.
Sieaern unb 8eiiegten sIsi9.
Old. bas Sera 1T mein 8sratber
limb es f8lud5t unb flebt unb fpri6t:
2eben, bu mein Jiirft unO Batter,
S4las mid. aber IaB mid ni4t! -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12
-9i9ts IN ii r 8.

Ri9ts Merftp ii 8.
,5eute iu9 id einen Mann, Der feline
AGnbe bate unb bod Rlabier fpielt."
rDas lit gar nidts! Sn unierem
9auie pobnt eerabe iiber uns elm iuns
ges MGoden, bus bat feline Stimme
unb iinst."
-8ere9nenb. ": .Dte t9
ftR. finO sic ia 10 bel iduloig, aIs'
i'd Miteift gsbe." g.: pSrren sic
ni9t?" a.: nglein, seDiB ni6s."
g.: pSO2 Sd badte. id pdre mebr
I9uIbis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

rSeben sic, meme 9dmen," Idet
Der neue 2ebrer fir RaturpiKens
I9dften an Der b0beren SD9teriGule
Der Refiben5, rim 8Otanit unb 3oolo>
gle that i'd mid in benz tleinenS tdbt>
den, mo- i9 bisber pirtte, I'm bess
tpilen 10 I9per, neil es an ben n0tbiz
gen Sammluneen fir ben 4nI9aus
uingsunterri9t febIte, Der gerabe fir
bieie 5G9er unentbe6rli9 lit. Ster
bin i'd nun biefer Miibe sliidlid iibers
boben! Wir bdben ia oas ret9fte Mas
'ierial auf Sbren 9iiten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

Nnbers genommea. =
SAneibermeiIter: n0iesmdl lam ih
Sbnen aber ben Nnaug niGt o6ne @el6
geben." STUDENT: nDefto better. i6
lab' 10 gerabe teins!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

Batter (5u ieinem So6n): y. .8ds,
telepboniren tdnnit 9e nod ni4t2!
Mit Der einen 9unb nimmit De 3
Selepbon uno nit Der anoer'n 9unb
reb'it Del"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

n&ennen sic ben Grafen Oonners
i4lag, Serr Setgelbdum?"
nO6 t4 i'm tenn'?! Sab i9 bod
geipielt nit ibm mebr ais einmal elm
9roBdrti9es SuBbuasM at9!"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
LANDSLIDE AT BUTTE.
Portion Of Anaconda Hill Slips OF
Its Base,

Butte. Mon, April ia portion Of
Butte believed to embrace the larger
part OF the big hill upon which the
Anaconda mines are located has made
very perceptible movement south
westward during the past few days.
At the foot OF the Anaconda hill the
slide pushed the tracks of the street
railway line about six inches for a
distance Of about 800 feet along the
road. As there are no large buildings
IN that part of the city no damage was
done except to the railroad tracks
and but for their displacement the
slide would not have been noticed.
Biologists and scientific men claim
that the entire range OF mountains
about Butte is constantly moving. and
that the sliding process. which has
been going on for ages and has crush
ed and mixed the copper veins and ore
bodies in the Butte district and dis
placed many Of them. is still going on.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
CAUSE OF DELAY.
AQuinaldo Demands Certain Conci
tions Preliminary to Signing.

tions Preliminary to Signing.
New York, April ia special 10
The Herald from Washington says
Aguinaldo's delay in issuing the man
ifesto advising general surrender OF
the insurgents and delivery OF arms,
and their acceptance Of American SOW
ereignty is causing comment. Officials
of the war department assert their
faith in General MacArthur's ability
to induce Aguinaldo to issue the de-
sired address. Aguinaldo has demand
ed certain conditions as a prelimin-
ary TO this action, and discussion
has occurred on the points which he
has named.
Before the address is issued II is
expected It will be cabled in full to
the secretary of war for submission
to the president. and will be amended
bv the authorities here II amendment
Is desirable.
Under instructions. General MacAr.
thur is closely guarding Aguinaldo.
both to prevent his escape and to
prevent any injury being done him by
friends OF the late Lieutenant Luna.
Lieutenant Colonel Clarence Edwards,
who was the adjutant general of Gen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
POSTAL uLriMArum.
Unless Good Roads Are Maintained
There Will Be No Free Delivery.


Washington. April 15.-The nec.-.
sity OF good roads in order that rural
free delivery Of mail may be maintain.
cd and extended will be made imper.
ative by the proposed action Of th,.
postoff1ce department. The postoffice
omcials say that it is impossible to
have the free delivery where the roads
are bad and when 1t is learned tha,
tney are not in fairly good condition
'ne department refuses to order the
establishment of a route.
superintendent Mach!n has compil.
ed the reports Of delays in delivery
on the routes during the past month.
II shows that there were DELAYS en-
about SO routes. Some were for
day and others two and three. and in.
variably the delay was caused BY the
bad roads. OF these delays. the re.
port shows that they were on "a routes
IN Iowa, In Wisconsin and 5 IN Min.
nesOta.
The patrons OF these routes will be
given just one year in which TO repair
and better the roads The postmaster
general has issued orders to have the
cfiices from which these routes are
operated notified that unless there is
a change for the better by next spring
the service will be discontinued.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
IN ANTIQUE PROVINCE.
United States Philippine Commission
Warmly Welcomed


San Jose de Buena Vista z. l.. April
l5.-When the United States Philip
pine commits. ION arrived here the
members were welcomed by the inhab-
itants OF this town, who had erected
an immense festal arch. Every VII
lage OF Antique province was repre-
sented by delegates. A statue OF liD-
erty, erected on the towns principal
square. named after Washington. had
pictures Of Abraham Lincoln. Presi-
dent Mckinley and Judge Taft. presi-
dent OF the commission. on its ped.
estal
The province has been wholly paci-
fed since the recent surrender of the
insurgent leader. Fulton. and the as
piration for a provincial form Of gov
ernment is unanimous.
The commission has mailed TO
Washington detailed recommends
tions for the form Of general civil gov
ernment to be established in the archi-
pelago. The legislative council is eX-
perted to consist of four of the present
commissioners and three Filipinos.
the latter to be appointed by President
Mckinley.
Lieutenant Colonel William s. Scott
Of the Thirty fourth volunteer II
fantrv. commander Of the Antique
province. has been made its governor
while Lieutenant Fred l.. Wilson Of
The same regiment has been apDo;nted
provincial treasurer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
OUT OF ITS BANKS.
Hundreds Of Thousands Of Acres Of
Farm Lands Under Water.

Wichita. Kan. April 15-The Ar
Kansas river Is out OF its banks. po-
licemen are guarding the ends OF every
bridge TO keep people from crossing,
two bridges are under water. the ap-
proaches to two have been washed
away. An island went under water
after its inhabitants escaped and the
force at the waterworks are impris.
oned in the middle OF nearly a mile
OF food For five days rain has been
falling continuously and hundreds OF
thousands Of acres OF farm lands are
under water. No fatalities have been
reported. The water. which is still
rising. Is within five inches OF the
Open street pumphouse OF the water
works.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
The Best Remedy for Rheumatism.

All who use Chamberlain Pain Balm
for rheumatism are delighted with the
quick relief from pain which it affords
When speaking of this Mr.. d. n. Sinks
OF Troy. Ohio. says: Some time ago |
had a severe attack of rheumatism in
NV arm and shoulder. / tried num-
erous remedies but got no relief until
recommended by Messrs. r. Parsons X
Co. druggists of this place, to try Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm. They recon.
mended it SO highly that l bought a
bottle. l was soon relieved of all pain.
| have since recommended this liniment
to many Of my friends, who agree with
me that it is the best remedy for muscu-
lar rheumatism in thu market. For
sale by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
ORIENTAL TRADE.
New Pacific Coast Steamship Line to
Be Established,


Seattle. April 15.-Lyman C. Smith,
the millionaire Syracuse IN. Y.) type
writer manufacturer, is the head OF a
syndicate of Eastern capitalists who
have closed deal for the purchase Of
a number OF steamships on the Allan.
tic coast which are to be used in the
Oriental and Pacific coast trade, with
Seattle as the home port.
The syndicate proposes to build in
Its own shipyards in this city a num-
ber Of sailing vessels suitable for the
lumber trade Of the Pacific coast and
China, the Hawaiian islands and Aus.
tralia. In the enterprise 81 900 900, II
Is stated. will be imm ediatelv invested
and enough additional capital pledged
70 insure the success OF the syndicate's
operations on large scale.
J. w. elise. president Of .he cham
her OF commerce. Is the Seattle repre-.
sentative of the syndicate
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-04-15
STARTLING DISCLOSURES IN CON.
NEcTIoN WITH MANILA COM.
MIsSARY FRAUDS.
FIRST TRIAL IS NOW ON
Evidence Shows That Three Com.
nissary Sergeants Were Connected
With the Sale Of Government SUP.
plies and the Testimony Also In.
eliminates an American Baker and
Severa! Other Business Men.

Manila. April l5.-The trial OF Ser
eeant Memson. the first case in the
commissary scandals, began with the
startling disclosures expected. Two
witnesses testified that quantities OF
hour were taken from a government
warehouse and sold by three commits.
sary sergeants and two others. who d.
vided the proceeds. Finnick. proprie.
tor OF an American bakery, was in.
criminated and other business men
were also involved. The extent Of the
Illegal sales has not been ascertained.
General Macarthur has forwarded
to Washington special report on sa-
looms and the social evil in the Phil
ippine islands.
Information concerning the doings
of Aguinaldo Is withheld BY the au.
thorities.
The wife and mother OF Aguinaldo
have been almost his only visitors
during the past week. General Mac.
Arthur considers incpportune the sug.
gestion made here that Aguinaldo Wis
1t the United States.
BY the treachery of a native guide
Lieutenant Mills Of Company G. For.
ty-third volunteer infantry. was al
most entrapped while pursuing in
surgents in the interior of the island
OF Leyte. After a sharp skrmsh the
attacking insurgents were defeated.
Surgeon Lewis Thompson and Private
Prosset We're severely wounded At
Slang. in Cavite province the insur.
gents have surrendered several Nor.
denfeldts.
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stick tO 1t,

Geo. l.. Heard Of High Tower.
Georgia. writes: Eczema broke out on
my baby covering his entire body. Tn
der treatment Of our family ply sician he
got worse as he could not sleep for the
burning and itching. We used box OF
banner Salve' OH him and by the time
il was gone he was well. The Doctor
seeing it was curing him said. Stick to
il for il is doing him more gooi than
anything have done for him.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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az A VOTE OF is TO 10.
Cuban Constitutional Convent'o" nc
iects the Plat Amendment.

Havana. April l5;-The Cuban con !,
s.,,.tional convention has placed it.
,e,f upon record against the Platl
amendment by vote OF Is to ~ OH a
resolution that the convention should
declare itself opposed to the amend
ment "on account Of the terms Oh
some of the clauses and the way they
are drawn and on account o' '". a. .on
tents OF others. particularly clauses
uI vi and VII" The conse,va....s
..sort that this action is embarrass'
,n. irasmuch as it practically ues
,na b ands of any Commission that may
no sent to Washington.
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AXES LITTLE Difference.
s'e'ary Wilson Not Alarmed Over
British Meat Regulation.

British Meat Regulation.
"ashlngton. April l5.-Secretary
l'soh said that everything the adj
Aisuatlon can do In the British
=. ofder matter is being done.
." cannot understand" he said.
=! 'he British government has
sA 'hls step. They know that our
!" LED beef is the kind that Is
,ppea 10 them. There must be some
soH mat is not apparent on the
az We sell them $1,000 900
~ q meats for every 100000 OF
population. Suppose they have
"a x'a',aF of a million troops In the
u can make little difference to
producers whether they take
sn rom the home grown supply
'sed the soldiers. for II they do
w. 'ney must import just that much
ill.,, I" supply the deficiency. The
Ie., a." 90 not produce enough In
m,n britain to supply their home
ason." 70 'oe
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MANY DEsERTioNS OCCUR.
New Recruits Fear They Will Not 81
Sent to the Philippines.

Chicago. April ia special TO The
Tribune from Leavenworth. Kan.
says:
Over $50 newly enlisted soldiers OF
the Fourteenth cavalry regiment. re-
cruited here. have deserted. The
only reason assigned is they were dis
appointed. believing that since Aguin-
aldo has been captured the new regi-
ment would not be sent to the Phi'ip'
mines on account of the possible ter
mination OF the war.
The missing soldiers are nearly all
Young recruits and were from all COM
NAMES Of the new regiment. wh'c"
now numbers about sos men.