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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-28
ON HER WAY.

We have the bride of fair July
The juno bride had her day
But socn will strike the public eye
The August Divorce.
-E,Xcha nc-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24

Siat bic boblen Stellen aus {;
aldttet Ste 9inien aus, mel@e iber bas
@ef9t idleiden ; brinst @oien surid
auf blei9e @anseu. Sas it's, mas
Godp Wouutain Sbee tbut. IS Cts.
1artin Wolitor.
E 6. 6. Ntpoob lit barauf por=
bereitet, gu9 81 ben ntebrisiten Gins
raten auleiben pom $500 Bis su$1O,z
600 auf cultipirtes eanb fur sebn
Sabre gu MAIDEN NIT benz &e6te, einen
Sbeil ODER bic sanse Sumne gu ir.
serb elmer 3eit ;uridsusablen. Spre9t
Bel ibm in ieiner Office i'm atwoob
glod gu ct. gloub Dor. 81 4
E Da unier 8orratb test Elm
sebro6ener wirb, 10 MAIDEN MIR bic
9reile nod nisbriser. Sebt gu Sims
neuem Store.
w- Or. g. s. 6enneman, 3abns
arst, bot beute. am 3. Suit, i'm 6err
8lod Ieine Office uno arbetts1tuben
in Wcglrop's Stere einSeridtet.
W Ser sroBe ausueifauf wirb
in bieiem Wonat nod anbauern in
Sims nerien store.
E- Ser bo9ite Warttpreis wirb
be,ablt fur gier pom. Der ct. @lous
Cob Storage & 9rsbuce Co., 100
6. Mue. n0rbli9, ct. glrub. 19=ba
E Dr. 9. s. 6enueman, 3abu=
or,t, bot beute, am 8. Suli. TN &err
giod feline Office unb arbeitsfuben
nber Mcglrop's Store einseri9tet.
~ @dbrenb bes sansen Woz
mats Suit sroBe Bargains in Sims
ueuem1 Department. Store.
Bemn ibr am Morsen aufma4t
nit benz @efdbl, am gmbe zines per-
feblten 2ebens au iein, euren Wtu1o
pou saIisem S9leim unb cure Seele
poI aummer, 70 nebmet Hodp Wtouns
tain Ebee. GroBartise Webt;in. VI.
Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
Eon eiueun Ohio Ereoiger.

SD babe Or. @srner's Wbit'
@ine Of Sur Sprup fur wunben gals,
idwade aunsen, 9uitsn, erfaltune
unb fur irsenb cine berortise Srart'
betl aebraudt er lit better als anoer'
Silfsmittel. Wit pielem Oanf ben
Ooftor fur lein m~ertbuoles 9eilmtt
tel uerbleibe ih
Nep. O.. @. 6aSans.
glpbe, Ohio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
AuHreHe.

W tetber: v@erben Sie benin
nun enolt9 NAL ben 4ammeriGger
tommen la1en, i9 fann es Dor hinge
aiefer in meiner Wobnuns ni9t mebr
ansbalten. "-S r&ann
i9 ni9t, bari i4 ni9t-i9 seb0re benz
Sbteri9usDerein on."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
5h1rfdslid1rr Drrnod1t.

Hebnertn (im &lub emansis
pirter 5rauen): rMittdmpferinnen,
ib babe einen f4redliden @erba9t ses
gen unfer Mitslieb grnd Miiner! SD
CLAUDE, bic tit beimIid sufrieben nnb
aIiidlih.I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
ArnueHir1rfrt

4rst: r8ie geiust. Sbre Jrau
mub unbeoinst etnige Wo9en tpes!"-
5ausberr: wMeinettpeeen benin,
id mill bos Spfer brinsen; aber nit
Sbrer Reanuns mufen sic bonn nod
iDarten, SOttOr!"-a t: rSm-
tptfien Sic mas, i'd tperb's Sbrer Jrau
dusreben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
3atnarbett.
er. 8. 5. Souebs nit
9r. 4. u. So1t, ct @lona

wtrb In 5olep am IA. bis 10. Suli
Sreeport am 81. unb %. Suli; III
banp am %. unb "a. Suli; st.
Soiepb am 25. unb 26. SUIT; Clear
Safe am %, Suli; Clearwater am
20. unb 80. Suli &imbaI 81. Suli ;
Watfins am 1. slusuit; gben gausp
2. ausut; Belgrade 3. unb 4. Gu
quit iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
5Mpneru.

": .@ie lebt benin eisentli6 bas
innse f4riftfteIlernbe gbepaar2"-g.:
%, febr gut! ginen Sag to1t fie unb
Ct f4riftfeaert unb ben onbern Sag
tott CT uno tie f9riftftelert!"-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
Gin urbilnrtes aaunduru.

Jrau gum Sienfmdb4en, nell
DIES Saub aufftreut): raatbi, iparen
sic bod NIT benz Sanb!"-S :
m d b den: rSas tit bod nt9t
n0tbts, es stbt ia nod ein paar WIfen
polIi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24

Die 9ofidnserin 4manba finst,
pie es ideint, jest ni9t mebr2"-
.Sott lei 9unt, iie fdreit bios nod
ausbilfspeiie in neutrality-suspicious.
aerten mit!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24

H Gin sutes Ndbden, bas gu
aoden ueritebt, seseu suteu Sobn
gu aasemeiner 9ausarbeit p~erlanst.
Na4;ufrasen i'm rGorbtern".
H Sur 3uuerldiiise unb prompte
anfertisuns uon gldnen fur 8eiibens
gen, S4ulen. &ir9en unb ionitige
Neubauten menbe man it9 on ben Or.
4iteften g. s. 6aas, CT. glout
Wtinn. IL ia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
DfrrdJruppt.

&e9tsanpult rSit benin Der
.3euse gu sebrau4en, ben i'd in Shrer
Strufia9e luben fou?"-a +:
rSelbitperftdnbli6-o slaubt fefter
on meine unf6ulb tpie ih!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
AhuemuukPu.

9 m uWir baben beute
pernommen, baB sic, bOdgee6rter 9err
Gbef, ben @bel perlieben erbielten, mir
erlduben uns-"-9 d eles:
r9ut, ieien sc meines ritter<
Ii9en Santes perii9ert!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
Audi etue Gubmtrfnu.

9ie Grtrdsnife unferes papierforz
bes frnb bonn l. Sanuar ab uuf Elm
peiteres Sabr on einen foliben S9lGd=
termeifter ober @uritbdnbler gu Derz
eeben. Sfferten an bic 3eiti4rift
rMoberne 2nrif."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
FANDEL.
Sas Tplf er,partet bas Bette

in ge;ue auf gebieuuns, Gurus unb ioliben
Comfort, wenn IS iber bic gfortbweitern
Strede reiff, unb es mirb sabei ntemals 9es
tduidt, oleidpiel ME senan es iein mag,
beun bic herrli6en 3Ise bieier por;i9ll9en
gabu fins nit benz rSeften pom Nuem1 aus
oefattet. gepor Sbr Cure &siie antretet,
i6reibt on
8. 81. SeaSoale, @eul 9dti.
asent, ct. Saul, Miun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
muiiti6H.

rSurt tommt Srdulein Mimi NIT
i6rem grGutisam. TT ibr
grGutisam-pas lit ct benn9"-
rSSournalift."-r b mas M q 7
rIber9~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
Be3efdhuenn.

~@arum pertebrit Su eisentli9 ni4t
nit Der Samilie 0einer Srau?"-
r9m, 9u teunft bod meine S9uiegerz
mutter, bic lit bas-9 ebrs=
binberniB."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
Nmuekehrt.

sd baltic einaelne pointen in bies
fem 2ufipiel fir ausseu9t
g Il t![runb d baltic fie fir
gut ousgefudt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
Dnnr Rleiubirnrr-Bnu

so utter: rWas bat Der hibf4e
Rpmmts pdbrenb bes Sanaes 81 Dir
sefprp9en?"-S o Of ter: nGr bat
mir cine neue 2dfeforte brinsenb ans
Gera oelegt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
aetnt apilnhdnnler.

.9aben sic fhon nal einen Nebbod
SsihoHen9"-S n a ss dger:
rytee, 10 tbeure Sa4en f4iebe iH
uidt!1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24
mntt1entbtl6 unm Sruurn-
knnureH.

R ebnerin: rMeine Samen!
Meine Gesnerin, Jruu Miiner. pelde
iibrisens ein unslaubli4 g d m d.
Ipfes &leib trGgt-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24

rSeb'n Sic, bier tit bus Portrdt
meiner S9ptesermutter NIT i9rem
2ieblinssbunb. 2ints TT Der 8oTel-
redts bic S6piesermutter!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-24

SGdersD bn4en (inbem er
atpei 5liegen auf benz Sudden erf4ldst,
gum Ha4burstinb): .S9au, Sorle,
iebt finb's 9ofinen!"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
BRITISH ARE INDIGNANT.
germany Should Not Have Published
Diplomatic Secrets.

London. Feb. 1.-THE dispute oye,
tue attitude Of the powers toward tne
united states prior To the Spanish
american VAR continues 10 take II;
c0'tmns or the London aailies. ODin
ION III much divided as to thc wisdol-
oil Lord Cranborne's course in maxim q
MS statements the subject IN the
mouse of commons ard the oprosi,ior
TO further disclosures bv the British
government has strengthened into q
determined protest against the publ
cation CT secret documents relating tt
the negotiations of that period. Lord
Cranborne's statement OF Friday
which was the result Of cable dis
patches exchanged between Lord
Pauntciofe and the foreign Office. is
therefore. probably the last wore
Great Britain will have TO say on the
subject. II would be i-..rossible. how
ever TO oyerrate TIL 3 lisaa;ion ex
pressed In Downing street al the Ger
man publication Of do .ments relai
ing 10 the incident. though implicit be
lief Is expressed that American opn
ION Is not 10 he influenced thereby
Privately the foreign Office official
claim that Lord Cranborne's two r.
plies. especially his answer 20 the frs
note. eneeiually establishes Grea
Britain's attitude. even II ori paunce
fo'e Is charged with secretly combin
Ing against the United States whici
IL indignantly declared 10 b. an NJ
serly absurd and false suggestion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
UNFIT FOR JURY DUTY.
Governor Taft Says Fii,pincs Are Toe
Used 70 Corrup.ior

Washington. Feb i--Thc hearing
OF Governor Taft Oh the rhilippin.
question by the s.na'. comm.,t.. on
the Philippines began during III. da !.
with series Of questions BY Senate
Patterson In regard 10 fitness % III.
Filir!nos for jury duty. Mr. Patterson
ASKED whether III. native population
on which the voting franchise Is be-
slowed could not be trusted 70 do iur,
duty tn. governor replied In ihs
negative. saying they are so used io
corruption in the administration oi
justice that they could not be trusted
They need io be trained he said
'to have examples. they are not ye;
ready for jury duty.
Referring 20 the cod" of procedure
In the islands. Governor Taft said IL
reply 10 a question ~ Senator Culher
son that II was an American code
rather than n Spanish code
Under the Spanish regime. said Coy
~rnor Taft. the courts We're not onls
sluggish. bu; notoriously corrupt and
that the first courts established b,
General Otis were no better Inde'
Spanish rule there "a 4 substantial
denial ~ justice
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
SNOW IN THE SOUTH.
Fifteen inches Reported From Cha'
lottc. NJ. 6.

Atlanta Ga. Feb 1.-THE storm
which was central Friday over Nicks'
hnrp has moved eastward. giving the
section of country over when ifaN'
eled variety Of weather SHOW
sleet. rain and thunder storms
Cured NJ Vicksbnrg. Montgomery an"
charleston. The snow Is the heaviest
~ the winter. Charlotte reports -
inches Nashville 10. Knoxville y
Chattanooga s and Atlanta ) fr"ez
,ny weather extends south To line
running southwest from Wilmington,
n. e.. through the central portion Oh
tho cotton belt.
In Atlanta street car tramc mas has, u's., !,
seriously interferred with. severa, ol
mo suburban lines abandoning thcir
schedules until the storm ceases
S,ai,hInr was generally induced IN
T,ains from the north We're not mh'h
DELAYED up to noon
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
CASTELLANES MUST PAY.
Judge Laccmbe Hands Down an Order
for Creditors.


New York, Feb. 17.--Judgc L-acombe
in the United States circuit court
handed down an order in the suit OF
Eugene Fishof of Paris. France,
against Anna Gould, Countess de Cas-
teilane, and George j.. Howard. Ed
win and Helen Gould. as executors
and trustees OF the will of the lat .
jay Gould. The judges order recites
that certain judgments had been OBJ
tained in Paris against the countess
and ordered the trustees to pay over
to the parties mentioned in the orders
a. creditors out of certain money that
they held as income OF the Countess
Dc fastellane. certain monthly install
nents until the judgments are salts.
fed OF an order OF the court is issued
directing otherwise. The first creditors
named in the order are Charles Man
helm e. Co. of Paris. who obtained
Judgments Aug 10. 1901. agg0egatine
$27,45l. They are TO have 1891 month
ly from November. 1901. 10 February
1ah2. and 1880 per month thereafter
until paid in full.
Vincent & Co. OF Paris. who OBJ
tanned a judgment Aug. l6 1901. fol
g. 56 are to be paid 1850 pr month
from September. 1901. until fully paiC
OF otherwise ordered by the court.
Redmond & Co. of Paris are TO b'
pad S5.347 in satisfaction Of judgmen
obtained Oct. %. 1901.
The tax office of the French repuh
IL Is 10 be paid sl6.iio for duties du'
on judgments obtained in the court 0
the flst instance 0: the department
@. tGo Seine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Herr Hoerup. the Danish minister OF
public works. who had been suffering
from cancer. is dead.
Colonel James Bradley Thayer
Weld. professor of law in Yale law
school. is dead from heart disease.
Phil Melloy. the gastronomic won.
der OF Dubuque. la. devourei seven
dozen raw eggs inside OF ten minutes
on 4 wager.
The Rev. J. r. G. Lochner one OF
the most prominent Lutheran divines
in the United States. is dead al Mil
waukee. aged 50 years.
William Waldorf Astor. as prelim
mary TO going in for horse racing in
England has registered his colors un'
der the Jockey club rules.
William II. West. known 10 theateI
goers for many years as one oi the
negro minstrel firm Of Primrose 4
West. is dead AZ Chicago Of cancer
ag.s :.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
AT A JOINT SESSION.
Mrs. jefferson Davis Appears Before
Mississippi Legislators.

Jackson. Miss. Feb i--Mrs. Jef
ferson Davis appeared before the leg.
!sla;urc Of Mississippi during the day
and her presence caused very nj.
fecting scene. She Was introduced &c
the Joint session by Chairman Scarf
who ouloglzed jefferson Davis and
spoke Of his distinguished services to
his country and Of the undyine low
o. the people Of Mississippi for III"
only president OF the Confederate
states.
Mrs Davis burst into tears when she
attempted 10 reply.
"G.ntlemon' said she. Il shall al
WAYS tendcrly love III. people OF Mis-.
slssippi who clnng Ia the cause of n
defeated man can say no more.
Mrs. Davis was assisted from the
sneakers stand and III" old veterans,
citizens and little children crowded
around her.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
TENANTS DRIVEN OUT.
Fire in New York's Apartment House
District.

New York. Feb 1.-THE building
on Central! Park west. occupied for
many years BY purlands Riding acad-
cmy was destroyed and It's neighbor
the Poillon apartment house. slightly
damaged by a fire that threatened for
q time TO prove more destructive The
first 'iremen To attack the burning
building We're caught in back
draughi and several wer. badly hurt.
Robert Manning was seriously injur-
ID The old academy was bailt -
years ago hy Boston capitalists al a
cost of $1,000 II was being con
ycrted into hippodrome The CHIEF
damage TO the poillon was 10 the roof
Of the building. It's hundreds Of ten
ants led from their apartments when
the heat began To crack the windows
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
CT FROM PRINCE HENRY.
Is Regarding Alleged Letter o.
apciooy 20 Dewey.

Feb. 1.-THE Assocsas
Press las received from authentic
|4fes statement regarding the rs
J., that i'r;ae" Henry had written a
T. q apology 80 Admiral Dewey
J. n,orMaiioa which follows was r.
|sr aat .rpm Admiral Dewey him
!. l!t i-om an intimate friend Of his
! r1a - absolutely youchei for.
.iae .W.ra! has recently received
s't,- ..urs member of the United
Ia hassy II Berlin In which the
Is'eF .att resum. of conv.rsa
p tr Gat H.th Prime. Henry Of Prus
a 'ae sinner given the latter by
'-gassa .ar White. prior to the
'sfe tsearture for America.
!a it's cQhy"rsation the prince. rc.
A'.l1 '9 ils having hoped 10 return
I'A "" East VA san Francisco after
sa.''f" p the China squadron. but
''ft A"eh obliged In hasten home
z '4'f eA account OF his mother $
'ss n h.s usual candid manner
@-'''.he with remark that m.
Nas mach NOR. opportnns
2, l'F h.e visit. said
tNoN f1u Americans feel very
aool' affairs IN the East aud I do
''a'H" YOU myself made a
4h' which see is now being *.
,.fH ~ ihe English press to Great >
.,,t"ie" When nj Hong Kong. at
''"NrI ~ III" Deutschland uhc
I, NaEshlp in the E.ast Commo-
"et was present and was the
""}etF Their. were two Rus.
som English and officers al
[.r ia, Qualities which cannot now
4. @h'n ! proposed the health Of
'"' car Of Russia. then others
/ IT,. " al that OF the president o!
H. states. Dewey was of
ke,r learned the next day. and
im. ie' ! had made a great mistake
,,,"'u''Htaiely went on board tho
~ ~" ana saw Dewey. who accept
In "l'ety most graciousiy.'
karo ...h't added that he Was well
Nal. nm mistakes had been made
E,b a. Part but that his relations
H. '.lI'tai Dewey had always beer
|arac,a"r "'oa' agreeable and pleasant
Ir1S tie sent his highest re
5 siro !" 'h' admiral and expressed
Is MI, mop" OF seeing him during
'''' to America.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
VISIT THE ILLINOIS.
German Admiral inspects an American
6attIeship.

New Yo.k Feb. l1.-Rear Admiral
Count Won Baudissin. commanding the
German imperial yacht Eohenzollern.
LEFT Iobohen on the government tug
boat Narkeeta at To- 10 q m. accom-
panied by Commander Clifford West.
aide 10 Admiral Barker They first
visited the ba'tleship Illinois. on
whose deck Admiral Won Baud;ssin
was received by Admiral Evans. A sa-
lutte OF l3 guns was fired as the ior-
eign visitor boarded the American bat
tleship. Admiral Won Bandissin mani
Tested particular interest in the | ig
guns Of the Illinois. The officers OF
the ship called attention TO the Olym-
pa. lying close by. and the Germ An
commander looked with interest at the
flagship OF the battle OF Manila bay.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17

TiG!s. Russian Transeaucasia. Feb
1.-Two hundred bodies Of victims OF
the earthquakc which destroyed the
town Of Shamaka have been recovered.
II appears certain that several hun
dred bodies are buried In the assures
and debris caused by the shocks The
qnakes continue al intervals and the
work Of excayating in search of the
victims proceeds with difficulty
Among IN. dead are many women.
who at the time OF the principal
shock were eongregated IN the various
lighthouses.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
DROP IN A THEATER.
Sensational Interruption During
Moonlight Scene.

New York. Feb. l7.-While the AL.
lience nj the Victoria theater was ST
ting In darkness looking al scene
representing cottCn field In moon
light man iell from the first bal
cony and landed on the head of wo-
man who was sitting in the orchestra.
The fall was fully % feet. The wo-
man was not seriously hurt
Some one cried Fight. Persons
in the audience mistook IL for fire.
and scores Of people quickly rose TO
their feet Prompt action ot attend
ants. however soon quieted the crowd,
and the cause of the disturbance was
carried away by the police. To the
latter hp said he was George ;. bui'
lock. formerly of Chicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
RELATING TO TREASON.
Amendment to Philippine Tariff Bill
Offered by Senator Hoar.

Washington. Feb. l1.-Senator Hoar
has offered the following amendment
10 the Philippine tariff bill now pend
ing in the senate. the provision to be
inserted at the end Of the bill:
NO person in the Philippine islands
shall. under the authority Of the Unit
I'd States. he convicted Of treason by
any tribunal, civil or military, unless
on the testimony of two witnesses 10
the same overt act, or on concession
in open court
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
SEVEN MEN KILLED.
Fatal Wreck Of Work Train by Fall
ina Boulder

Little Rock. Ark. Feb l,.-Seven
men were killed and al least fourteen
injured by huge boulder weighing
nj least X tons. crashing into the ca
boose of a work train on the Choctaw
Oklahoma and Gulf road. % miles west
of here.
The cahoose was at the head OF the
train and was smashed into splintcrs.
Sand from fiat cars just behind the
aaboose buried number OF the killed
and injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
BRITISH ARMY ESIlMAI eS.
Provision Made for Maintaining th'
Present South African Force.

London. Feb. 1.-THE army esfi'
mates show a grand total for the year
lsoe.os of rs9 9.3lo.ooo. which Is IN
tended 10 provide for i2".oo" men. oi
which ala. zoo men are for the ordlhar.
army service and 900, 800 for war serv-
ice. a.,
The estimates. OF which E'oP"""'
20 r,ouired for war. show decrease
under this head OF ts3.."o" "o". com
parcd with l?ol-oa. In a memorandum
the war secretary. Mr. Brodrieh, eN'
plains that the estimates are sl'li'i'hl
10 maintain field force IN South AZ
rica of the present strength. Tor eisht
or min. months OF the new hnanciai
year
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-17
TROOPS IN CONTROL.
Situation at Trieste. Austria. Is More
Peaceful.

Trieste. Austria. Feb. l,.-Crowds
ih,onc.d the streets during the morn
ing. military patrols keeping the
strikers cuict Though the squares
and public buildings are occupied ny
soldiers and large contingents OF the
military forces are in readiness Tor
immediate action business Is suspend
ed.
4 number of those who We're wound
cd Friday when the troops on th'
Plaza Grand fired volley into mob
have since died.
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(E5IEDBY HENRY
,,ncE DID NOT sENC
ro or APOLOGY TO
ADMIRAL DEWEY.
fx ROUTE TO AMERICA

| 4, from sremerh'ss" ." so.'' '''
-, Wilhelm Amid P'audisi
s,,,usias.ie Crowd While the
= BAND Plays "Ths sta'
a,nner"-An Explanation
arleced Letter Of Apology.
.arhayen. Feb. l7.-Prince Hen
b's' '',ls5 for New York at 3:ss p. m
sA''' ans - sailing Prince Henry
,.r.a,ion with correspondent
,o' H. fa,ed Press referred to the
y, y mat b. had written q letter 's
-, -. 1.ew,y. apologizing for tho
M ~. II .he German squadron ir
=. HIS during the war Win
:. -. untrue" said the prince
-. as,er written 10 Aduiral
&.a NJ Hy life.
IL Sen OF the prince from the
NJ. pas when he stood on shs
~ y, Is Kronprinz Wilhelm. II
| .9msra. Uniform. and lifted hit
! r.se9rsc 10 the cheers Of the
Is,rblei fosis.
Z.,a.rraa !er William II. Beehler. I.
,hs United States naval atsaehs
asrltn bid the prince goodbye fof
United states embassy.
senate I.chirschky. Prussian min
:. 70 the Ianseasic cities. bid far"
II 10 rhs prime. for Emperor VIII
!. aho also sen; his brother a ie!e-
~ p-et.oas 10 ihc departure OF the
kaE"r.
usually = dreary
a. was brigh, with color In the
kse,s f aur. All the shipping III
!. ryer ata American and German
L. AMI - &haryes were black with
S,sr.ns efsW Ii as the kronprinz VII
IN area oai into the stream. with
i band playing The Star Spansled
kraar"
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Gamers Form A Combine.

Milwaukee. Feb l.-Practically all
the pea Gamers OF Wisconsin. Illinois,
Michigan. Indiana and Ohio. as we'll
as about half of those in the East, are
said 20 he included in the proposed
trust which was discussed here during
the sessions of the National Gamers
association