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MADE MUCH PROGRESS.
Meeting Of Political Reformers at
Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, June 20.-Much prog
ress was made at the morning session
of the conference of political reform
ers. whose object is the building OF a
third party in Missouri that later shall
take on national proportions. Short
speeches were made and resolutions
adopted eulUgizing the work OF the
late Hazen S. Pingree of Michigan.
After the meeting had taken a re-
cess at noon j. II. Cook. chairman or
the POpulist state central committee.
stated that he will soon issue a calt
10 some OF the state Populist commit
fees those in Kansas. Iowa. Nebraska
and Colorado at least. inviting them
To take I'D the work of uniting the re-
form forces in the country into a
new third party. with the ultimate pur-
nose Of effecting a national organize
tion.
The following resolutions emhody-
inc the principal doctrines OF the new
party were adopted:
Public ownership of all public util-
tiles. as railroads. telegraphs. etc
Taxation of railroads and other pub
lie utility corporations in the sane
nronortion as the value of farm an
other property.
Direct LEGISLATION by the initiative
and referendum to the end that IN
people may initiate good Legislation
and veto bad legislation.
A graduated income tax. TO the enc
that wealth. which receives govern
ment protection. shall bear its just
sbore of the cost OF government.
That whatever is used. the money
+, shall be of full legal tender. issued bF
the general government in sufficient
vo,ume for business purposes and thar
volume fixed in proportion to popula-
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Washington, June 20.-The war de-
partment has made public two tele.
grams relating to the alleged clothing
frauds at San Francisco. The first is
a message from General Corbin to
General Shafter asking for informa-
tion on the subject and stating that
1T is desirable from every point OF
portance be given the department be-
fore being exploited in the newspa-
pers." General Skaters reply is as
follows:
Il have refrained from making a
report regarding clothing seized BY
Colonel Maus because the quantity
was very small and ii all appeared to
have come from the same man. junk
| dealer who did business around the
Presidio. The clothing had evidently
been sold to this peddler by soldiers
and recruits. The junk man and his
son, who sold it. have been arrested
by the federal authorities and their
case is being considered by the fed
eral grand jury.
There is no shortage in any of the
departments here. This seized cloth
| ing undoubtedly represents the ac-
cumulation Of articles which have
been sold from time TO time during the
past year or two by the thousands OF
soldiers who have passed through San
| Francisco. | do not regard this mat
ter as If any Importance. though il
has been widely exploited by the sem
sational newspapers. However. tho
seizure Of these articles and the ar
rests made viii have the effect.
think Of discouraging the purchase c.
sale of soldiers wearing apparel in
this vicinity hereafter. Following is
an exact list Of the articles seized:
BLANKETS. II pairs: leggins. )
pairs; blue flannel shirts. AS: blouscs.
1: gauntlet gloves. . pairs: black cali
skin shoes. - pairs: tan and rnsset
shoes. 53 pairs. All these articles are
now in the hands of the proper depart
p,aptc
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~--.-iE4s.
RECEIVED SEVERE INJURIES.
Fathers Futile Effort to Save His
Young Child.

Ashland, Wis, June 20.-As William
O'Brien was sitting or the porch OF his
residence watching an advancing Wis
consin Central train he suddenly saw
his 3-year-old child on the track in
front OF the train. OBrien threw
down his paper and rushed for the
track. the engineer meanwhile apply
ing the air brake.
The engine struck O'Brlen. hurllns
him into the ditch and dragged the
child under the wheels. The passen-
gers poured cut of the train ana heip'
cd the train crew remove the chlla
from under the wheels and carry u
with its father to hospital. O'Brien'
who is prominent longshoreman, IS
badly cut about the head but VIII re-
cover. The child will die.
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BLACKLIST DRUNKARpS.
Iowa Mayer Starts Crusade Against
Drinking.

Waterloo, Ia, June 20.-Mayor Mar
tin has started a new crusade against
drinking in this city by resorting to
one OF the provisions Of the state
mulct law, which gives him the author
ity to issue blacklist on which shall
appear the names of the habitual
drunkards of the city. The list has
been circulated and many names add
ed thereto. The liquor dealers have
been warned against furnishing drinks
to the ones named.
The imbbers are wrathy over the
matter and threaten to carry the mat
ter up to the higher courts and have
q test case made of it. They claim
that they have rights as citizens that
have been trampled upon by the public
declaration that they are drunkards.
1t is the first time this phase of the
law has been brought into use.
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Ex-senator Hill PLEADS.

Ruffalo. n. Y. June 2O.-ArguHlen'
- Tho anneal of Roland B. MollneuN'
the alleged poisoner Of Mrs. Katherine
! Adams. was resumed before tne
court of appeals. Ex-senator paV'u d. D.
nm for the people. made a numper
80 additions 10 the authorities and de-
cisions referred to in his briel anu ,.
then took up the question of the guiiI
M ~ 10 defendant. reminding the court
,hat NOT once in its argument han .,ie
'..ar lido ayowed the innocence OF the
aocuce@
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Modified the Provision.

Manila. June 20.-The United States
Philippine commission has modified
the proyision of the law providing for
the use of the Spanish language in the
courts for five years. by permitting
proceedings to be conducted IN Eng
lish and native dialects. the same to
he translated into Spanish unless the
,itieants stimulate otherwise. In the
latter case the records are to be writ
ten in both languages
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-20
USES STRONG LANGUAGE.
Comments Of a Minneapolis Judge m
Naminq a Receiver.

Minneapolis. June 2o.-Judge Pohu
of the Hennepin county court has nlea
his order appointing Albert II. han
receiver for the insolvent American
Mining and Investment company, ana'
in memoranda which accompanies
This order. the judge literally nays
alive with stinging words and apt
characterization the officers ana pro-
motors of the company. 1t has been
many wears since a Judge in Mime
sota court has permitted himself 10
usa such strong language in the con-
anup,tion of anyone appearing in pro-
ceedincs before the court.
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DEATH OF PlNGREE.
his son the Only Watcher Present at
the End.
BSc1UTEIY pURE

i'onoon June 20.-Former Governor
H. ). Pingree OF Michigan died here
al ll:3o p. N. His son was the only
one present at the time.
lhe attending physician left Mr..
i!h9ree's bedside at about 11:l5,
promising TO return shortly. H. s.
f!nsree. Jr, who had been watching
~ MS fathers side for four days. and
WHO had not removed his clothes dur
Ing that time noticed sudden change
IN his fathers condition. He had
hardly reached the patients bedside
waen his father died without warning
and without speaking one word.
Young Pingree wired his mother
and uncle in the United States not to
come TO London. The body Of Mr..
Pingree will be embalmed and taken
TO his home.
The diagnosis made by London spe.
cia.ists Of the cancerous affection Of
the irtestines from which Mr. Pingree
suffered left practically no hope for
the patients recovery.
Near the end Of his illness Mr.. Pin.
gree suffered great pain and weaken
ed rapidly. He was unable TO retain
nourisnment. His mind. however. re-
mained fairly clear During the whole
Of Tuesday he was practically kept
alive by injections of strychnine and
drugs administered 10 lessen his pain.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-20
An ECONOMIC MOVE.
Russian Ministers Explanation OF
Latest Tariff Increase,

Washington, June 20.-Count Cas-
sini the Russian ambassador, in dis
cussins the latest phases of the tariff
issue which has arisen between Rus
sia and the United States, said the
issues do not seem to him to be very
grave and he is hopeful they will be
satisfactorily adjusted. He said the
action Of Russia is an economic move,
pure and simple, and is quite certain
it is due to no antagonism against the
United States.
Count Cassini said no political sig
nificance could attach to matter CT
purely commercial nature. He said
he knew nothing of any European
movement against American products
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Deutchland Breaks a Record.

Plymouth. June 2O.-The Hamburg
American steamer Deutchland arrived
here ct Sis a. M. having beaten her
own speed record. She covered 3.oS2
miles in days. II hours and 81 min
utes at an average speed of 23.3S.
against 1886. her best previous record.
Her daily runs We're 449. $40. 542. $40
and 400 knots, none of which equals
previous best days runs. Her best
previous days run. maee in August,
1900. was 552 knots.
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SHIPPED 66,85O TONS.
Ore Docks at Two Harbors Break Rec.
ord for Coal Handlinu.

Duluth, June 20.-The Duluth and
Iron Range ore dock system at Two
Harbors comes forward with record
for ore shipments for day which sets
the Duluth, Mesaba and Northern sys-
TEN in this city back to second place.
Tuesday in day of "a hours the Iron
Range docks shipped a total of 66.S53
gross IONS. ecipsng the hitherto un-
broken record of the Mesabe docks by
2&.l TONS
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Flaus Flc at a. Halfnlast.

Detroit. Mich. June 2o.-All the
fia-s IN the city hoated at halfmast
out Of respect TO the memory Of ex-
Governor Pingsee. whose death in Lon
don was almost the sole topic OF con-
yersation on the streets. Expressions
Of deep and sincere regret were
heard on every hand. The common
council met and adopted fitting reso-
lutions and the circuit courts ad-
journed in respect TO his memory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-20
WOULD EUY UP BANKS.
Jchn .. Rockefeller Said to Be After
Kansas Cjtv Institutions

Kansas City. June 20.-The City Ma
tional bank OF New York city, con-
trolled by ]. D. Rockefeller and the
Standard Oil interests. is said to be
negotiating for the purchase of the
National Bank of Commerce and the
First National bank of Kansas City.
These two concerns are the strongest
in Kansas City and have combined de-
posits Of nearly $50,000.O 900.
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'RSON WANTS A FORTUNE
S the Great Northern Road for
S1.5OO,OOO.

!. Paul, June 20.--A damage suit
diving sl.50O.O00 is on trlal before
ise Kelly and a jury. in the dis-
y court. Herbert w. Pearson sues
treat Northern railway for money
ssed to be due him for his services
locating several coal mines in Mon
"a and Washington. a job that lasted
aud a half months.
'eai son asserts that the totai Vaiu'
me coal I'm the mines he locate"
cunts 10 a trifie more than Sl4,ooo.-
; He asked to be paid in proper
70 what he believes his services
an expert were worth. The hrea'
''Ilern maintains that 5000 a moh'n
sufficient pay for the time, ana re-
Us to give him more.
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Disastrous Fire at Nome.

|'eatile. Wash. June 20.-On May %
C"' was subjected to IA most uis"'
CuS lire. The blaze started III
r"alhg at the corner OF SteadEaa"
rehie and First street ana SOON
[aped across to the old court pul'n'hs'
r'ef the Washington Trading COM
[,mS building and the Shliie-,an'p
building caught. The total 'osse'
plarrd at $4,000.
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4 Good Thing

German Syrup is the special prescrir-
ton of DR.. A. Boshee. celebrated
German physician. and is acknowledged
to be one of the most fortunate dis
coveries in Medicine. 1t quickly cures
coughs. colds and lung troubles Of the
severest nature. removing. as it docs. the
cause of the affection and leaving the
parts in strong and healthy condition.
1t is not an experimental medicine. hut
has stood the test Of years. giving salts
faction in every case. which il rapidly in
creasing sale every season confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually.
Boschee's German Syrup WAS introduc-
ed in the United States in lStiS. and Is
now sold in every town and village IN the
civilized world. Three doses will TT ieve
any ordinary cough. Price - cents.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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Bliss Issues a Proclamation,

Lansing. Mich June Ex-Governor
Bliss has issued an official proclama-
tion enlogizIng former Governor Pin
gree as a soldier. business man. a
mayor and a governor. whose career
has been characterized by a rugged
honesty that won for him the conf
dence of the people. The flags on the
state capitol and all other state build
ines are ordered at halfmast until
after the burial and the capitol is to
be appropriately draped
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-20

MIR. w. ). Whedon. Cashier of the
First National Bank Of Winterset. Iowa.
in recent letter gives some experience
with carpenter in his employ. that will
be of value to other mechanics. Tie
says: Il had carpenter working for
me who was obliged to stop work for
several days on account OF being
troubled with diarrhoea. ! mentioned
10 him that ] had been similarly
troubled and that Chamberlain collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had
cured me. He bought bottle Of it from
the druggist here and informed me that
one dose cured him. and he is again at
his work" For sale by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-06-20

The doctors told me my cough was
incurable. One Minute Cough Cure
made me a well man" Norris Silver.
North Stratfori. ~ H.. Because YOU We
not found relief from a stubborn cough.
don't despair One Minute Cough Cure
has cured thousands and it will cure
YOU. Safe and sure.
Non,- & n,,rr
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AMOUNT ISSMALL
SHAFTER'S OFFICIAL REPORT or
CLOTHING FRAUDS AT SAN
FRANCISCO.
PRESS STORY EXAGGERATED

Articles Seized Were All Secured
From One Firm and Were Evidently
the Accumulation Of the Last Year
or TWo-Hopes the Arrests Made
Will Discourage the Purchase or
Sale Of Soldiers Wearing Apparel.
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Work. TOGETHER
IMMUNITY OF INTEREST PLAN
FOR WESTERN AND NORTH.
WESTERN ROADS.
bMMI1TEE WILL MANAGE

,icn Pacific, Chicago, Milwaukee
md st. Paul, Chicago and North.
western, Northern Pacific, Great
kortrern and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Systems included in the
Latest Deal.
Nes York, June 20.-The Herald
y.
rargcaching plans involving the
ii alton and harmonization Of the
Ia. railroad systems in the West
h Northwest have practically been
rple ted. On very high authority
mas be stated:
r.t-There will be no further con-
or passing OF legal control
great systems Of the West.
will be TO inter-
hnea Of securities.
will be no change in
|, gal status of the ST. Paul and
IrfAWestern systems.
great capitalists now
|,antrol OF the Union Pacific group.
! Northern Pacific group. the ST..
(sl svstem and the Northwestern
h. attended and solidifed the com
kni.y Of interest plan. and while not
I'm as syndicate or a committee.
b operate in manner which Will
\ k,eree neace. The arrangements
h i. stronger than any of the old
genll.men's agreement" The
apitalists will be in measure
K al board OF arbitration.
Harmony Is Assured.
has been heard within the
k [ " days OF the consolidation or
Union Pacific system and the ST.
lu road. in which the Chicago AMI
bIthMestern also is interested. II is
IT. that there was TO be the pur-
ase oi control of the 81. Paul road
tae interests OF both the Union Pa
bc and the Chicago and Northwest
b in pursuit Of the community OF IN
fest scheme. This, il is authorita'
)ey learned. is not contemplated but.
The other hand. sufficient interest
| The stock OF the ST. Paul road will
acquired by the arbitrators. which
y fully insure harmony OF interest
| 'ae plans now so nearly completed.
H. roads which will enter the con-
D IL the central management are
\ tnion Pacific roads. the Chicago.
3lw7ukoe and st. Paul. the Chicago
q Northwestern on the one hand.
y TIE Northern Pacific group. COM
r. II the Northern Pacific. the
r. Northern. and the Chicago.
pfaston and Quincy on the other.
p dnling link between these TWO
)mehse systems Is the Northern Ia
4 Is expected that when the
|lIe If the Northern Paciiic's new
feeors are announced the full sig
Planeo OF the present farreaehins
fAs will be fully understood.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Miss Sites Of Denver 10 The guest d
her sister st the sophomore class.
The Glee club concert will take place
a <. Friday night At the Chautauqus.
DR.. Friedman Of Denver was unable
to meet his classes today on account Of
illness.
Professor Murfree has recovered suf.
ficiently 10 be down stairs for . short
time each day.
Mr. Raymond has opened his art ex.
hibition free Of all charge to students
and their friends.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained
some OF the visitors ircm Denver with .
dance on Friday night.
An attempt is being made to get ou'
the woman's edition Of Silver & Gold. II
finances permit 1t will be issued this
week
The dance tehdered the visiting base.
ball teams on Saturday night was a
highly successful affair. All the stranG.
e.s declared that they had had very
erJ J,yable time.
No Memorial day exercises will be
conducted by the university this year.
N .,hanei Post G A. R will have charge
O. the services which will take place a.
the atmory. All students are requested
- participate.
II was announced this morning by
Major Fulton that President Baker had
donated to the Inter Collegiate Athletic
association, silver cup. to be contested
for by the track teams OF the vario' >
colleges fovmlng the association The
terms and regulations concerning its
award will be settled later by the as
soc'atlon itself.
Golden easily took all the honors n
Saturday. In addition to capturing Il e
baseball game. her men won the tenn 5
mstch. Street and Funk represented
Golden and Jones and Fi,z the Varsir
Street is just trile better than anythi' 6
seen on the home tennis court though
Funk, who was a student here three
years ago. was not no,iceably superior
to our men. Neither fi,l nor Jones were
in condition and the visitors bad 70
trouble in winning as they wished. Tie
score was Ga. ga. Ga. all being won by
Golden.
On S.,url Jay next the first triangular
field meet OF our association. compris-
ing Golden. Fort Collins and Boulde'.
will be held here. Each team will cen
siN OF about sixteen men. The new
track on the campus will be completed
for the occasion and all the events will
take place there. The following events
will be coateste One hundred yard
dash, 72o ard dash. 40 yard dash. I,o
| yard hurdle. half mile run. mile relas
run. each relay team to consist Of iou'
men. shot put, hammer throw. poe
vault and running broad and long jumps,
Daily camera., 1901-05-20

Phil p o. Anderson OF this city has re-
ceivrd from Washington letters pa,en,
upon his trassom adjuster, being a
simple, but ingenius contrivance. By
which transoms may be opened. closed
or partly opened and partly closed With
out the painful efforts now required, The
adjustment IS so mple as 10 recommend
itself to builders. especially as !, can bs
made ios only few cents. Doubles,
the new adjuster vii come into genera
use aud give Mr. Anderson 4 rich revenue
for the next seventeen years.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
HAIRY Hoover, Young step 500

Harry Hoover. Young step son OF
Policeman Jones. was bruised consider
ably 10 an accident on Pine street this
morning. though not seriously. Cheney's
laundry wagon and a vegetable peddlers'
wagon came in contact and both were
tipped over and considerably broken.
The boy was on the vegetable wagon.
holding the horse for the proprietor. who
had gone into nearby house.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
Auction at the Fair.

Beginning May. 20 a, ago and con'inr.
irG every af,e: no IN and evening uni
entire stock is closed cut. This stock Is
new and consists Of millinery. dres.
skirts. underskifts. corsets. hosiery. lAdi ;
and gents gloves. both trimmed hats anc
street hats. ice wool shawls. parasois. etc
Paul d. Seeley. auctioneeE
The Fair.
H. II. CLARK,
Daily camera., 1901-05-20

About $40 Denver Turnvefein people
came to Boulder on . special train yes.
terday and enj,yed . dasce and social
by the Boulder society. During the aft
ernoon they took 4 ride 70 the Chautau'
qua. They had j,lly time.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20

The friends Of the family Of c. L
Sellers will be pleased to hear bis son,
Oliver. who was 50 seriously hurt in the
snowslide a, Frances. had 50 improved
as TO b. able 10 sit up ior few hours
Safurd1v
Daily camera., 1901-05-20

II people only knew what ve know
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II wosld b
used In nearly every household, - there
are lev people who do sot suffer from Z
feeling Of fullness after eatisg. bslching,
aatulence, sour stomach Of watssbsash.
caused BY indigest,os o. dyspspda. A
preparation such a. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. which, with no aid from the stom
ach. will digest your food. esstaisly can't
help but do yos good. Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
1h,t vhrobb,.x Hs.da, he

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only % cents. Money back
il not cH9l Sold by Streamer's Drug
Store.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
Exhibition of Nervs.

my alarm clock never wakes me
any MORE" complained the man In
the first fat.
well. the noise isn't wasted"
growled the man in the second fat.
1T wakes me every morning
That's good" returned the man
in the first fiat, his face instantly
Frightening. Would you mind run
ming down and pounding on the doer
when you hear it?"-Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20

Colonel J. Elmer Johnston and bride
Mrs Sue N. Callahan aud James D
Mervin, assist mt adjutAnt genetal. came
over from the capital to spend Su 'day
the latter minus bis handsome mus,achios.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
II. rho~xht Twice.

Papa-You saw that big boy whip
ping the little one. and you didn't
interfere? Suppose you had been
that little boy?
Bobbie-I did think OF that, an WAS
going to part 'om. but then hap
pened to think s'pose was the big
boy? So I let 'em alone.-Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20

Under Sheriff Biley and Deputy
District Attorney McGinnis went "a
Lyons tod ~. taking with them Roy
Smith. wanted there on charge Of lar
cehy. The preliminary examiaaiisn va,
held At Lyons today.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20

WASTED-I.adies and gentle men TO
Introduce the "hottesi" seller on earth.
DR.. Whites Electric Comb. patented
1850. Agents are coming msney. Cures
ali forms OF scalp ailments. headaches.
ETC., yet costs the same a. An ordinary
comb. Send soc in stamps ior sample.
d n. Ro,e. Gen. Mgr. Decatur. III.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
Beneath the Boreslls.

Eskimo's Wife-The days are very
shor, now and it's going TO keep you
pretty busy TO take care OF all that oi!
tomorrow.
Eskimo-I know II. Wake me up
about three weeks earlier than usual
IL you can.-Judgc.
Daily camera., 1901-05-20
HI. Pn-a pi,,..e,,e..

''Itseemsthatthe great-great-grand-
mother OF the young Vanderbilt who
was married in such splendor at New
port, the other day, worked out as a
servant girl"
''Oh. No wonder he is proud"
"Proud?"
"Yes. How many OF those who at
tended the wedding do you suppose
could actually prove that they ever had
Observation-Disclosures" - Chica.
go Tmes-Herald.