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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
Bowery Burlesouers.

"Ihc Rowoy Bmlcspnct,' wiz open three
days engagement lt the star thcatcr tomorrow
afternoon, giving mhinccs daily. Tie show
op"ns with high class olo ot speciality artist,
aud vaudeville acts, iucst of whom are matrclou.
masters ut this line oi art. Nmong thcu are uil.
bert and Golhic, the Taylor Ilio tiHls'nw and
ftancinlJ. NcN Aymar, the NJccna Twin Mid
gets. Hays aud suit. Minnie Gilbert aud The
beautiful Indian princes, lutrkamoc. Following
ths oil" is the bulrsnur on the ind and often
lidicrouS actions and doing, ui the wdcr.ci,lS OF
society as II Is found on the BOwcry and around
the East side. Nu, York. (, is called ">lm.
ming Toward the closr OF the hurr,qur there
Is an iniu'h ct beauty and mU,ic when >utakI.
NEE. II very handsome indian woman with mar
tr'"n, voice, brings to . aui>h the mirth aud
cuinrdy with gi"'t oulb,usi ot song and melody.
9TH" Trans Nlan'its' conclude their eng gig".
mc'i today. giving matinee and evening performs
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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER l. 1901

author OF more successful Irish dramas than any
other author. Smith O'Bii,n. the tor1ner star OF
The Ivy Lear and "1hc Fairies Well" haslcc'
especially engaged to play the part OF Derry
Doolan, the game Keeper
When Mc.~rs. Rowland and Clifford purchased
The play. OF the hisl concdpns that were in tho
field Nr. OBrcn was the most suitable, being
most capable actor OF lcput ,tion aud ability. as
well ns singer Of note. The play Is Il wide de
raIime from the former Irish drami'. aud ha'
been given sunipuuns srunic dressing, ever!
scene being reproduction ul mn original photo
One o, Tho most bedutiul stage ctii,gs is scent
showing the famous ONcill castle, ot Dublin coun
~, Ireland. Mothrr rniluc aud grand old ,in
liar So,lr Is that oI the historic Duhlin chapel
that is known to every Tislmdu OF pubin 'oun
tN MlthccS lhusdiy and Friday afternoons.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
Nine. Emma Neynda.

Mu'rui. ihc eminent French piauist ana com.
poser WI" will ha heard in thc Nevada ooue"rt.
is the idol OF tile tai, .cN not only in ruis. but
lIl over France. lie is = magnificent pianist Al d
MS technique ana execution at, said To- hr th Jsc
"t a master. With = style iull ot sympathy and
power. u magnetic rclaunality and handsome
Hrpcatincc. it is hardly 70 br "urdorcd Il. rhHt
the women crowd his l,cttiis and SHOW their Ip.
pie"iHtion oI his performances in lh" most culhu.
si0-tic manner Morc.u Is considered the foremost
"i IT," ronn" ftrnc,I pianist, and II composer of
NOR" tIiLn ordinary @cnniS and education 1t i.
u" snail honor 10 win ihe grand priA" oi Rome,
but Mor"du did hi, twice in open competition
and in Succession.
Nine. Nevada and her grand company romvs 10
The ircrm nest Monday evening, Dee. ..
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case which he had on his hands. Tie
had attended Thomas after the affair.
and testified as to the nature OF his
wounds
Attorney e. u. Diver opened the case
for tho defense. tie said that the de-
fensc would show that Thomas had a
habit of annoying the Polanders work
ing IN the Archibald, and that 1ona-
shirski was the especial target of his
maliciousncss. 1'honas. lie said, was
Il big man and WAS exceedingly dom-
neering. cruel. abusive and vicious. Tic
declared that one OF his trhon,ns)
farorite paslimes was to rub the ilaine
of his naked lamp on Toriashifski' 3
flesh, and pour burning oil on him.
flc said that the defense would also
show that on the day of the killing
Thomas poured oil down Tomashifski's
back. He declared that evidence would
be adduced to show that twas Thomas
who started the trouble by hitting
Tomashifsk over the head with II
sprag aud that the latter then picked
NJ Il small drill and hit back. He de-
clared that II would be shown that no
pick was used
FOR TIE DEFENSE.
Patrick Sweeney. Simon GetH. Calvin
Lynch, triah Fraley and u. T.. Fern
testified that David Evans. who testl-
fled for the commonwealth. had stated
in the carpenter shop that h" didn't
know bow Thomas had been killed.
Fern said that Tomushifski had shown
him Il lump on his forehead, which hc
said had been caused by Il blow which
Thomas had struck him. Thomas Cook
also testified to having seen this lump.
John Sharick, STANLEY Strike and
Theodore Finovinski were sworn as
character witnesses. and testified that
Toma shifski was "a quiet peaceful and
lHw-abilng citizen. Tomashifski will
take the stand in his own defense to-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
Side Tracked.

The aho,c mentioned lLrcc comedy NEW lnse
audience To the Academy ol Music last ltgh..
Among the members oi the excellent company Of
comedian, aud condolences presenting this popn.
lar play lre M. WiIli" nuulur, playing the lcI'l-
ing character ui the tramp; Nh MAJ Sci1c,'r, ~
the Dutchndn; Mr.. Prcr 'ml"y o. tho police
man; Miss Kitur Harrison, the chumuS son.
h,ctte; Miss 'ccilc Lorraine and dozen other
artists oi superior ability.
To-day will be The ijs. ni this o. client roul'
pauy's eng cement in thia city tlS asy,or Mi:i.
nee at 2.l5 p, N.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
West Scranton Station
Sharkey Has Posted a Forfeit.

nv ENVlu'iNo VIC nom Tho ASsucll'd Prcss,
Nrw orh. Dee. 3-rom shnkry py-lrd ioh
lct OF S2,Joo TODAY, with challenge to J,irus
~ Nghi ror the chLmpi n>hip, Shlrhry also POSI-
eli s. 500 on h,mlt oi Dave sullivan to bring about
u match with Young 'orhotr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04

car. Tomashifski thereupon. with
ont further provocation, raised the
pick and brought it down ON Thomas
head, Morris said. He ran to the in
iitrcd mans assistance. calling to t,v-
ans the while. TomashifslL as soon
as he struck Thomas. hurriodlv left
the chamber and the injured man was
taken tn the surface.
The attorneys for tho defense. on
cross examination. sought to bring out
that both the witness and Thomas had
continually plagued Tomashifski.
Morris denied this and also denied that
lie had made u statement after the
killing that no one knew just how
Thomas had been killed.
EVANS TESTIMONY.
David Evans the miner, testified as
To the meeting with Morris at the
crosS-Ctlt and to having heard Morris
call FOR him II minute or two later. He
FASTENED To the face, lie said. and met
Tomashiisk coming hurricdly out.
Tho latter said when asked what was
the matter "Ivc killed the -.---- ------
--.--. He Wunt's fight me amy more.
bn rroSS-rXaminatiOn he denied that
he made u statement in the carpenter
shop to which Thomas was taken. to
the effect that he didn't know how the
killing occurred.
Coroner j. j. Roberts testified to haV-
ing performed an autopsy aftcr Thorn
as death. He found u lHCeratcd
wound on tn" head about an inch aud
Il hair long ana a fracture of the skull.
II" Uncovered tn" skull and found Il
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
Theatrical.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.

LNCEuM,~."rht Fadcttes,' BroctS,y Coarse
Might.
ACADEMY SID Tracked" Aa,noon and
night.
STAR Trans Atlantic EmIesquer, Aic,noon
and night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
OPENfNCiafOR = = :,
!. THE DEFENSE
SAY THOMAS WAS KILLED IN
- -.-....
SELF DEFENSE.

lii Opening tbs Case to the Jury
Attorney Oliver Declared That
Thomas Attacked Tomashifski
with sprag and the Latter to
Protect Himself Used a Small Drill
and Not Pick as Charged--De-
fendant Will BE Put on the Stand
Today and Tell His Story.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
"The Game Keeper" Coming.

a the Ncadclay Of Music on ihur-day, tridiy and
slturdn ol this week, /, N Con, T. Murphy, the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04

ing, II you need an arllh1iai stl' ~ you MIsl
some teeth replaced without Plate il you wish
your work done plinlessly and well by reliable
graduates oI long experience al the vely least
Cost consistent with good, substantial Dental
Work call on me.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.

list Of letters remaining uur He'd fol at The
Scranton postottcc, l.aokaWanna county. Va,
December /. 1901 Persons calling inr these ct.
tcrs will please say advertised nnl give date OF
Il II
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Asskes
sees sp.HLug OHLY
snw.ndas
Asdrsss' r. " Bluffs N
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
cERMANY'S ADVANCE.
organization Of Labor and Capital fol
Industrial Prouress,

Berlin. Aug. 2i-German labor
would be invincible were II divested
OF its time.killing social habits and
inoculated with Yankee ingenuity"
said Archer Brown. the New York pig
iron manufacturer. who Is Investigate
ing European trade conditions on be-
half Of The Iron Age.
German industry does not suffer
from the spirit OF domination that IS
experienced In the United States and
England. The workingmen are will
INK 10 put in long hours and 10 work
for low wages. They are lntelligently
organized and are backed hv great
financial Interests 70 degree un-
known elsewhere The Two. indeed.
arc so closely interviewer that no one
but an expert can predict how far
reaching will be the effect on the pres
eni financial crisis.
The United States ambition 10
figure "a world trader and the oper
a,ions Of the United States Steel cor.
poraiion are watched In Europe with
kasn.r Interests than III. political
movements ~ the foreign powers
Germany Is FAR better equipped than
England 20 resist American competi
tion in steel and iron. From the kai
| ser down 10 the humblest peasant the
empire Is moving forward with mill
iary precision in the advance upon for
sign trade"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
PREPARING MORE SURPRISES
Steel Managers Getting Ready to
Start More Plants.

Pltishurg. Aug o4-Thcre Is no
material change in the strike si,ua.
ton All fhe combine plants started
recently with non-union workmen
Were In operation with about the
same number o! men. Quiet prevailed
az all points Steel officials appear
satisfied with the progress made and
evidently are preparing more sur.
prises for the strikers in the way OF
starting other plants with imported
men.
Fires were lighted In the bar mills
NJ III. Painter works Thursday. but II
was decided later 10 postpone the pro
posed resumption until Monday. The
strikers claim that the delay was
caused through the failure of the man
agement 10 get sufficient number OF
skilled men 10 operate Il. OahcialS OF
the company deny this. however. and
say arrangements have been perfected
for the operation Of the entire plant
next week.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The gunboat Machias, which Is on
her way 10 Colon, has arrived at
Kingston. Jamaica.
r. w. Clayton Of Oskaloosa has b cen
chosen chairman Of the Iowa Republi.
can state central committee.
Hon D. H. Mortly. famous as the
writer Of the Ohio constitution OF
1852 is dead. There is now but one
member of the convention living.
John c. Topping, manager of the
hardware firm Of Topping Bros. New
York, committed suicide by jumpins
from the third story Of his home IL
Brooklyn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
TRAGEDY AT llNCoIN.
p,o,,;rent Business Man Slot ana
Killed by Footpads.

Lincoln. Neh.. Aug. 2i.-iohh = w
,,orl ! former member OF the ~
,..as,, legislature. and one oi 'h'
most prominent business men o. IAN lam
coin. was shot dead by unknown "'e" ~
supposedly footpads. HIS no', ,.i,nin WI"
,onnd on residence street "i'"''
three blocks OF his home.
n, vas shot In the breast. h'ie
were marks Of a struggle ana NJ ,,r ~,
m,aras coat and shirt were '''' :
torn of. Papers from his p"rsr's a'
we're scattered along the walk ~
80 =, ,he street say they healn
.,,.or ~ shots and two men 'a'',
were seen running ne "'u'">
man was unarmed.
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that II the Constantnople quays were
under the control OF the French or
other foreign company there would be
disquieting facilities for the landing
OF consplrators and their baggage.
But Constans gave the sultan the on.
Sion OF buying back the dangerous
enays by paying Al .000. 600 francs for
them within six months and provide
the porte with a sche m, for raisino
the cash
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON.
JUDGE Noycs CT Alaska Arrives az
Seattle.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 2..-lndEe AT
thur H. Noyes of the Second dlstIl'l
Of the United states conri for Alaska
with h, adquarters n Nome. arrived
here on tho Roanoke. cn route -
Washington. After visiting 'he sapt
tai hc will return 10 san fraheiso'
where he has been cited 10 appear h'-
fore The circuit court OF appeals. OCT
II in connection with the Nome iu'
CATION and the trouble which was the
outcome of the appointment ol MY
a,der Mckenzie as receiver for mines
Mt Nome. J.,
I,ae. Moves expresses confidence IN
his ability 10 satisfy the department
Of justice and the circuit court u '"s
honesty ~ his administration
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
Deafness Cannot lie Cured

~ local applications as they cannot
zach the seat OF the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way 10 cure
deafness. and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
iutlamed condition Of the mucous lining
- the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is iniiamed Your have a rumhling
~ound or impefect hearing. and when
il is entirely closed deafness is the re-
salt. and unless the inflammation can he
taken out ard this tube restored t. lis
FORMAL condition. hearing will be De
-troyed forever: nine cases out of ten are
taused by catarrh. which is nothing but
nm intamed condition Of the mucous
surfaces
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured 10y Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F. J. Cheney. x Co. Toledo. q.
Sold by Druggist. - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
HEAVY SENTENCE IMPOSED.
Joint Keeper at Topeka. kan.. Severe
ly Punished.

Topeka Kan. Aug. 24.-Georgo
Klaner. "A "jontist." has received the
NOS, severe penalty for the violation
~ the prohibitory liquor law ever WIS.,
;tod upsn an offender during the Il
,,,rs since the constitutional amend
ment was adopted.
Instice Disney fined klauer $',6Vo
sentenced him to $50 days III Ja'''
aud nlaced him under $4,000 bonds 10
a,naar in the district court lie was
found guilty on Is counts. Assistant
,,,oruey General Redden. who ap
.,areJ for the state. will get $40 on
a,ch count from the state treasury.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
AMOUNTING TO s5c.oo0.
Another Large Invoice Of Silk to ee
Seized.

New York. Aug. 2i.-As an outcome
~ further investigation by Appraiser
Of the Port Waheman into The aileeea
frauds in entering Japanese SILKS u =
reported that the customs house au-
thoriiies will be asked 10 make one
Of the largest seizures yet made al
This mort. The appraiser said the total
value 9f the expected seizure might
amount 10 soo.ooo.
1T would be highly improper. ne
added. for me To discuss TINS matter
before my report is sent 10 the cor
,ector but Won may say that no other
firms than the one originally inpi'a'
cd are involved in the silk Irregular
ties"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
ON THE DIAMOND.
Western League.

At Kansas City. u; Minneapolis. !
Second game, Kansas City. 5; Mime
apolis =.
AT ST. Joseph. 4, ST. Paul. 5. Second
game St. Joseph. ! ST. Paul, IL.
At Denver, 4. Omaha, ?. Second
game Denver. s: Omaha, 8.
Az Colorado Springs, II: De;
Moines. II. Second game. Colorado
Springs. i3: Des MONIES. 9.
American League.
Al Baltimore. 5: Chicago. 6.
Al Philadelphia. /, Detroit. Q.
A. Boston. 4: Cleveland. 3.
Al Washington. 4. Milwaukee. 3.
National League.
Al Cincinnati. Co. Chicago. 3.
Al Brooklyn. :. New York. l.
a; Boston. 5: Philadelphia. 4.
AT ST. Louis. 3; Pittsburg, I.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
r POWERS INTERESTED.
q E1HInis.er Strauss on the
Situation.

r Yorh. Ang. 2i.-Oscar S.
formerly United States min.
. !lrhtG # II the opinion that
present tilaflon as between
am Turkey. much will depend
'ae 4''.'aie ot England. Austria.
Fa1a aat Greece. with Russia. of
'ne most important factor out
p t@ principals.
S'lat has very serious
s4'i ar ~tr4as. 'inasmuch as
0."Nne countries. namely Eng
austria RaHmania and Greece.
s4+a whose protests the
"a' 'aeet bis present stand.
lo'a.ig ooaai to side with Tur-
w. e word morally in the
~ sens though | question
= ! saaHIi H. used In respect
e'nai.oas matters.
Sra1s sa that the probabIll-
y"'''G are MI In favor OF n
+" t@m"nf though the sit.
"he ai great seriousness
w. "S an ia ment OF danger. II
na. No. 'iaus who developed the
:. pans By which the sublime
i. wrought 70 settle the Amer
/, ''"' 'S claims. He believes
'o'd.on Of France today Is
N. aA'1 'lan that occupied BY
"'+i STATE then.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
National LEAGUE,
Bloody Battle in Kentucky.

Williamsburg. Ky. Aug. o4.-NeTs
has just reached here Of bloody bat
tie in the eastern part Of this 1ounty
20 miles from here. in which Blake
Logan and his hired man. named Will
son. were killed by West Mays and
George Golden. The trouble original
"a over Mays wife. A posse imme.
diately left for the scene to make ar.
rests
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
"'"CE IN EARNEST.
"0'' Promptly Accede to De
mands Made.

n, = Ang. 2i.-The French
49,. thoroughly In earnest
Az, .'i' toward Turkey. and is
n mat AT the present mo-
obio '0cign power would raise
hg 'o"s 10 a French feet re.
bis di' ''os' drastic measures. says
tny - p',ea 10 The Tribune. Ac-
|aus ;, ,.'iofmation that has reach.
Fhansh rear reason for the sui.
blfu Il ms mind and declining
(s tho, promise was due to his
Eatinn.'ra y" obstrcperous clamor of
b. II party in France would
|gn ar, 'p'easse, the minister OF
Con- : to disavow connections
Ftiop - ans The sultan's great
'e French concession is
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24

In cases of cough or Group give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure.
Then rest easy and have no fear. The
child will be all right in little while.
II never fails. Pleasant to take. always
safe. sure and almost instantaneous in
effect.
Cook 4 ODEF.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
Russian Troops MobiIizinn.

Brussels. Aug. "A dispatch TO
The Petitbleu from Vienna saws. Ac.
cording To advices from Galatz 20 Rus
sian torpedo boats and several dis.
patch boats have arrived at the Dniest.
ter Delta. and Russian troops are
commencing 10 mobilize along the
Turkish frontier.
HGnN A,N.c A@NsAA,@e
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 24.-Charles ".
Eordstrom. who was hanged IN the
-arret OF the King county courthouse
at $50 a. m. committed the crime for
which he was convicted niva years
ago. Nov. 80. 1891. The Nordstrom
case is a celebrated one. having been
fought back and forth in the courts
FOR nine years. During that time the
condemned man managed to escape
the gallows several times for one rea-
son or another. .>Ordstrom worked
during the fall OF 1881 for Thomas Ma
in this county He had dispute
about the amount Of wages due him.
The sum involved was s3.s5 On the
night Of the murder William Mason
was sitting down TO supper with his
father. Some one fired a shot from
outside the window. Young Mason
pitched forward and died in short
time. Investigation showed the prints
OF the murderer's feet as he stood be-
Side fence corner and rested his
rir" OH the top rail. The next day Of
ficcrs took up the chase. The murder
or was tracked over long stretch Of
country. Several days later Nord-
strom with Winchester rife OF the
same ealibre with which the victim
was murdered. was arrested on the
railroad track near Cedar Mountain.
He Told Conflicting Stories.
On trial h. was convicted The case
was appealed 10 the supreme court OF
this state which refused 10 grant a
new trial. CONGRESSMAN James Ham
ilton Lewis became associate counsel
in the case. He fought the case in the
federal court on a writ Of hab.as cor
pus which was denied. He carried tn
matter IN the supreme court OF Tie
United States and lost He then went
10 the superior court Of King county
and asked for a commission oi phy'
scians 10 examine into the sanity Gl
Nordstrom. This was granted. me
doctors pronounced The man sane
Lewis demanded a jury trial as t'
Nordstrom sanity. The superior
court denied this. In the supr"nt
court Of this state Lewis appeal q
this question was overinled. Thsr
Lewis carried this 10 the supreme
! court of the United States and h" ais
applied 10 the federal court for a "Il
Of hab,as corpus on the strength q
the insanity proceedings. IN" ied
eral court refused the writ Lewis car
ried this 10 the supreme court oi IN
United States also He VAS oyerrnltt
| in both cases. Since that Lewis ha'
apnlied 10 federal and superior court
for stay of proceedings ami mas arti
refused The entire litigation "a.
taken nine years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
IsoN, SOUTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1901.
FINALLY HANGED
WASHlNG1 IN MURDERER ExE.
CUTED AFTER LEGAL BAT.
TIE OF NINE YEARS.
CRIME COMMITTED IN 1891

Case Has Been Through the State
Courts on Numerous Occasions and
Was Three Times Taken to the
United States Supreme Court-Con.
gressman James Hamilton Lewis
One Of Attorneys for the Defense.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24

.. While the officials
p .arefgn Office decline 10
.rt ne dispatch OF the
i [a.'5 Pre- rom constantinopie
.s4. ,ae French ambassa'
L -. 81. sultan a letter which
4 ,o.rr, III an uliimatum. they
.,r ;. lived a telegram
!, r,r..,rs which has been laid
f. e.ne.l now sitting at the
|. ,al,ce oniy three ministers
-, The premier. NJ. Wal
|pm..ag tie minister OF agri'
|. u paaiy and the minister
H.. works II Bauiin. are alb
bon PaT.s.
| eo-r, panient learns that NJ.
IT, A3. been given a free hand.
h. h. finds proper 10 take VIII
|rr endorsed. The foreign min
" D4leasee. II he deems II nee
! v,ll withdraw the French am.
from C8nstantinople and Min
Yar.er Hey tn Turkish ambas'
rho !, uoN III Switzerland. VIII
rsrl ro, 10 return 10 Paris
-.yal demonstration Is yet con
|:,ei bu, the sultan probably will
E.ously .neouyenienced by the
b Of the Turkish embassy here,
! is ,he center Of the espionage
.sinei 70 wat h the numerous
/ TURKS AMI other disaifected OF
subjects and voluntary eNiles
nske their headquarters In Paris,
TAo w.N haze a free hand IL dip
Il relations between France and
y agr ampi.teiy broken on.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-08-24
| ,ce THAT FRENCH DE-
e1eE COMPLIED
WITH At ONCE
|I,G OF AN ULTIMATE"
..,s in Dispute Are Settled
,v the French Amba''a'
constantinop'e and
.,., representative at Paris
Given passports-Freneh
...,s % Consider Subject.

App r4.-The
|s'an 'l''' sasor. NJ. Constans. has
b anu" NJ sultan personally.
le't' ,a = ina, he would leave
ping "''' 49, vj,h the entire stan OF
p1''ny' ps.i'r 4 ,ae matters in dispute put
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