davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06

set cotton quiet and steady with quotations
~6c higher on lie basis OF B-l6c for midd.fng uu-
- and 9-I6c for niddlinE Gulf; sales $50 bales.
taern spot markets telegraphen follows: New
s@nS quiet and fair unchanged at l5-loc; Mobile
&C higher 13-I6c. Savannah steady. unchanged
= lS-l6c; Charleston and Wilmington firm, unchanged
ae Norfolk steady unchanged al SCI Baltimore noEn
- unchanged SIC: AUGUSTA steady, unchanged at
80 and ST Louis steady unchanged al 75se Estimated
ts9spts et NeW-OrleAns for tOmorrow 6.OOo 70 5000
s@ compared with Is. 500 actual last week and 541T
Sa last year Houston. for tomorrow ZOO 70 eco
as, ysa-
Sseips the ports and interior points to-day con-
s1sa with tEs day week and last yeari
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK, by the grace God free and independent
o Mesier PaddOn Irving Beaded
Sutherland Satterlee Augusta E Reese, William a
Macy. r general guardian OF Augusta 2 Reese. The
Lawyers surety Company all persons Interested
the OF Albert Reese, late OF Cambridge Mas
sachusetts deceased creditors. other
send greeting: You and each OF you hereby
cited and required personally and before
our Surrogate Of the County OF New York at the sur
rogates Court OF said County held County Court
House in the County OF New York. on das OF
February, 1902. At half clock the forenoon
OF that day, then ana there judicial settle
meut OF the account of proceedings or Theodore irving
Reese Administrator cf the goods chals and credits
or said deceased; and such OF you hereby cited
under the OF twenuy-One years. required
TO appear by guardian. If have n you
have none. appear apply be appointed,
o in the event Of your neglect failure 90
guardian VIII be the Surrogate represent
and for the proceeding In testimony whereof
have caused the seal OF the Surogatss Court OF the
said County OF New York be hereunto affixed
Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. a Surrogate
OF said County. the York,
eth day OF December. year thou
sand nine hundred and
L. So J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHIIN
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
IN PURsUANCE of an order ot Hon. Abner 9

- Thomas a Surrogate or the County or New York.
Notice hereby given all persons having claims
against John Elmer Ills, OF the County York
with vouchers thereof
subscriber his place Of tIanscting business No 31I
Street. the City OF Schenectady. State OF New
York. before the 18th day sf April next
Dated New York the sth day of October, 1901
ALONZO p. STRONG.
AS VIII and testament OF John
Ellis. deceased
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06

LIS2d The sales of the day 5000 hales Of which
~ were Tor speculation export include 1900
eica5 Receipts. 140O bales. including 1880 Amer
- 1tures opened and closed steady. American
R1Gdns RI5 e FseruaI So-64d sellers February and
9lalA --d4d sellers; March 264d sellers:
AP9n 9 and May 2s-s4d BUYERS; May 2a64e
1850 seiters June and July. 2S454 306+d buyers;
july ana august, E64Ggs 3O-64d Buyers: August and
September 2SS4a4 2S64d seers September and Octo-
Der. IS-64d value.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner C

IN pursuance OF an order OF Hon. Abner c.
- Thomas a Surrogate the COUNTY OF New York
Notice hereby giver to all persons having claims
AGAINST D. Callahan, late County OF
deceased present tie with vouchers
thereof subscriber at his place OF transactinE
business Bread Street, Borough Manhattan h
the City OF New York. OF before the 9th April
Dated York. the 90 day OF September, 1901.
EDWARD J. OCNPHY.
Executor KathaTinC d. Callahan. asad
JAMES z. PEARSALL. Attorney for Executor,
Broad St. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty St and South Ferry eime from sourh Fsrr
nNe minutes earlier Lhan below. except a. noted.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
tr4.25. 1900 100. 1000, '1ISO A " 100 FL 50
f3oz g 80. T40O sf40C f4SO. 800 200 TTSO ksOo
,T9.25 p n. sIe ' '~' s~'
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
90. 5000 -ll-3O ~ NJ. 100 tLSOz .. 40 .son
ZOO P, NJ, '12-15 '
Otices Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry 1I2 .a1 IA
luO l524 B way. lS2 5rh Ave, 30 Str . Union SG
W@S LOS East 12oth St. 2T2 18th 2s5 CoI11n-
ous Ave- -N-F ora; ST. FuIeon s.
Siyn es Sroadyay, WILLIAMSBURG New York Trans
Ter Co calls for and checks baggage destination
'From LIBERTY =. only. sDally. fDafly sxc@nt
SSundays zPcror cars onIv
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
5nrroqGtes NJures.

5nrrogdtes' NJurrs.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner c.
- Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County New York
Is hereby all persons having claims
against Thomas p Lyons, late OF New York County.
with vouchers thereof
subscribers their place OF transacting business
once OF J. Sullivan Room 20 Smith Building
junction Third Willis Avenues and I4Sth
bronx the City Of New York. before
Dated New york. the 4th day OF December 1901.
GEORGE J. LYONS, LEO HAMILTON. MICHAEL. J..
SULLIVAN. ExecutoEs
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION sion

aos NJ ard ,HARLEM DIVISION
Ei9 N Slu 80 p NJ Daily, except sundays. Pitts
FuIlrnan Cars all through trains
1ralnS Illuminated with PIatsch Light
Ticket Offices II3 Al ana r9fg p-Cs'+--,-.
Union So w. t-0lurnb1s -
l25th 81. St Stations Nsu- Wi as -. -
fulton = n ~--- -
So iotl street for New
NatSC, rssass checked from hotel residence BY
- BLOItiEEI- GEORGE n DANIELS
General Superinrenfenr f.aDs~aI pssss1-s-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
I-LMAN. MORRIS s.-ln narsuanee oc an or.

der Of Hon. A5ner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the
York. notice is hereby all
having claims against Norris $ Ulman. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. present
with vouchers thereof to the subscrber their place
o. rrunsactnE business. ONCE &
Iedyard No. 54 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan.
York, before the Goth day OF March, 1902
Dated New York. the l2th day OF September 1901
JOE S CLMAN. JULIEN STEVENS TLMAN. Executors
ALICE VI ULMAN. Exscutrtx
CARTER & LEDYARD Attorneys for Executors, No
% Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
NAVAL STORES.

A arTner market Savannah sitter the
local spirits turpentne and prices raised
about lac The local demand however, moderate.
Rosin steady and unchanged with moderate job
hing demand. and the be said OF We
quote.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-446441sc.
TAR-Prims bhls. 81 20; machine bbls, SO IS.
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81: d, 81 80; E.
81 62f o 81 IS; G. 81 70: H, / 81 90: K Sc 80;
NJ So; N So 5O W G.. So W w. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
5esin ~ ~ pois
spirits turpentlns ~ DDS
Tar ZUO@ Dds
Charleston Feb 5-Rosin and turpsntne unchanged
Savannah Feb. 5-Turpentne arm, 42c receipts, I54
bbls sales 609 exports 96 Rosn hrm receipts. 3+3l
bbls 232S; exports. l65 We quote: B.
2512 Z. 81 32z: T. 81 3Ia: @. 81 ga H 81
81 75i K 81 35; NJ. 81 70; n. 81 .; c. S5 90. w w.
So So
Wilmington, Feb 5-Spirits turpentine-Nothing doing;
receipts. 10 casks 81 10Q$I IS receipts I55
bbls. Crude rurpenne strong. 81 35GSa
bbls. Tar quiet. 81 20; receipts. 100 bbls.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LlvsrnonI. Feb s 4 D m--Cottnn-srnt n,,st. r-tca.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06

FOREIGN Coffee Markets.-Fio coffee market nrr No
RIO s5 exchange Nd receipta 1900 bags cleared
Cntea states loo bags cleared Tor Europe,
! baEs 600 bags. Santos-conee market
arm good average santos 4S60O receipts, 600
4 pfennig higher; 250 2. was net 1sG- p1ennig
higher: sales Al 900 bags Havre-Coes market opened
Ttesdv = franc lower a. u n. advanced = franc
& q n steady unchanged, to 4 franc higher; a. $50
. n y franc Lower; total sales 43. 600 bass.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
STATIONS fSs SF.st.s 81 Wss ,ss .. Street and D-
rTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt streets Is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thtrd Street
station, except where otherwise noted.
100 A, VI. FAST MAIL.-Limted 10 TWO Buffet Farlor
& SFs Ss" 4oIs 70 Ptts6urs Seepins car Prss6aTs 70
sS 4. " PEssT S a1d Gsys1sa
Cars For es3easo l eaTas s6i f6so 9sa aei1s la
i5az4PoIs 5z 3 :, L2g5isytlls; s5asEl; 81 Louis
c toed9 LoGsyil7 wa SlncinnaD Indianapolis. Chr
555 p 7 NJ -osis sF L5IiSs 59Iss sEsPR SST P,t,pur Ind
5 p NJ L3Tisy WSTRS s. LS Rnts Gag G5.aso For
755 p NJ PacfeT feI5d2y 6sas FT F.T p,tr,b an. chi
Route Connects fr ne 5 asy; va 1 S4SsSa lrss N@''sS
SO P. ". CLEVELAND md cIScNN4TT EXPRESS.
WASHINGTON on AND 1nG rHE filsinsdil nsorTH.
ant s In6s 3, GE Io9 DesSE9-ss5 @ g sSs and GsS s
andl m stlS.5s 80 Daing no es6EO7sss ana Cert
car, 2s 1aa Dining Cars. . Dining carr as CDtnins
cay. SIS as DINING carr loss ,piaing Carr a. m.
6r ana S54ing bSg CaTG g . cOngTessonal LIN x a. 15 r
soTTHEJSfSS sSS 'P1ins SAP s25 Y 10 Night r
p m esbr6sses 95i1 sad c5raaSl stress
h7sb5 ? 5 M weekdays Express. 81. A-5 p m l-lo
AIfbASTIc bssSI,.cc COAST Florida Special = 10
gsoF9ssss ana COrtlandt Streets 2-2O p. nj week
sEABOA m - . a m and O. . p m daily -,
ak LINE RAILWAY Florida and Met
nigbt 9ail Limited 1255 daily Express 12l0
and Sew Se1rsw 4No WESTERN RAILwAx-FOr Memphis
Or3i--SAFE-AE1E < OHIO RAuWAY-T55 a. N. week
Gays ana 4-55 2. m. daiIv
week-days and $50 D. m daiy
A. ,S-LIt-S55 and 2a5 2. weekdays.
Sfs1Js-l4 EeslioG-ed Trains. Buffet ParOr Cars and
CAPE MAY.-l2 55 D m vvaex-.tavs
VS. - 1orE and Long Branch Railroad toIs
7'1S anu lib D. sundays 9-25 a. ass
m t5roE1 Deshrosses C0rtlandt sUree5sl, 900
H. Il-9V $40. 5lO. and ilSO p. m sundays. a4S
FOR PHILADELPHIA
a Css2FoSses and Cortlandt Streets. 6eO T25 L55
M and Cortlandu 1O2W Dining Carr.
lT, lining Carl, ll55 Dining Carl.
1@ses and Cortandr Streets. =
ar 5-oo 4J, % Dining Carr. Dining
80 tLlnls carr $50. p. $50. = D. night
olt i55 tno cOachesl. S25. Dining
ST. 800 tLirllteyl S55 los Dining II IS
carl Loo Dining Carr SIS Dining Carl ass
- ttlnlng Car. 455 Dining Carr 5 IS CDfunz Car
4i,-.' 80 500, 30 D II 10 night.
1lees Nos. 46l, 1888 1854
- lttn Avenue below Esd ST., House. weSr
Nell-tnlrd street Station stations foot OF Des-
Sssss ana Cortlandt Streets. Street ultCn
street sS Broadway and Pennsylvania annex Sta-for
company Will call for check baggage frou hoteIs
--ai. i--u Issieenees through 20 destination
s-eoe 9i Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service N -N'
J. r. HUTCHINSON vvoOD
---lai Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06

% door north Of a'st-st-. until o'clock D. m
Advertisements VIII be the following brarcb
Offices regular Cflce o'clock D m viz "a
sth-ave.- s. e36-st- I53 6th-ave.. cor lerh-
ST. 81 East 14th-st.I 25z West 4ad-st between
7th and sth aves.: 263 West I25th-st.. 133s 3D.
ave-. between 10th ard nth I.O28 3d-ave near
olst-st; 1.TOs 1st-aYe, s9th-st.: I5T East
1@ath-st.I 156 Tremont-aVe.i ESQ 3d-ave- near
4lst-sLs 554 3d-ave.; 2I0 BIeecker-.t. a.z
Bieec<er-st- brooklyn. n. Y-2I6 Court-st,
2i0 smith-st. Newark, n. J.-794 Broad-st
Also a all \. D. 7. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
BALTIMORE e. OHIO RkUR0dn

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
trains leave FRANKLIN 81, station. New York a. f,L
lows, and Is min. later toot West 42d St y r. ~
sI-lo A M-For interim points 70 Albany & Nout'I
I'll A Nd H-is0n
~l-Q0 P M.-Chicago Express.
-2-25 p. M-t-Out. Detroit Cvhf-sg, -,.-
TS.39 ? M-S@) For Hudson River Points 8 ALBANY
+6-l9 ? Nor Boeh Buffalo. Cleve & ChicaEo
Ilt9 2. M--Eor Roeh. Buffalo. Detroit 4 St Louis
'8Io r M--FoT Syra-. ROch-. Mag Falls Der 4 C,hg
'Daily. rDaily except sunday. Leaves BrootivS =
mex, No l at Tlo;45 a. NJ: No. at f3-O6 p M Iesve
Jersey Clly ? X r sta. No. I a f1I-20 A n. M >
az ? ~ PRINCIPAL
checked bv
1'1-eJtlefE-lt c 2. LAMBERT.
Gen superintendent tSen'i Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
Present

Quit b -1eaaaEe Special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
sS11ys sales. 5000 bales speculation ana ex-
american l0e9 receipts l4,OOO bales; Aneri-
east Hl1cllng upland. 1874. Futures opened
~ Dsin psTt4a4 l4d advance closed steady net "a
5-snsr Eeoruary 450c. February March ano
ssnsJgiy szSsf Apr1l-Asy. ABB; May-Juns. 4zstzs;
ess sspteEuber-october 4isv Manchestsr-YaTns dull
Fs,rSt--.el p1t steady
Iees s-sD hEAL--An exceptionally duh day In the
70 TIE gave Ett5 chance Tor price variations,
Noea. Htl closed fairly steady Tuesdays baeis.
- ,ng patents. S49$z 2S winter strsights, 50 50
81 patents. s. 75aS4 %: spring clears 81 esq
sse5 ig -, winter 50 1888 25: extra No winter,
sssWisi. az isqe 81 75qs24. spot and 70 arrive
80 % N-gLk-SlCw Quoted. - 0o4tSZ ID spot
q soea 81 RYE FLoUR-Steady. Quoted: Fair
sAgsT '3e5 40. choice fancy. 50 45ft$3 T5.
brsac gllet Quoted Kiln dried 50 50gS5 60 as
- yellow 81 s5ssA AIsteady Qgotsd: Fine w1ite
80 oysl o. coarse. 81 2SnS1 &T....- FEED
= - Spring bran. spot $50 75 sacks 10 arrive.
- CITY ess ssng bran. bulk $50. winter bran,
- ex< D1ck1heat sharps. 81 30: eornneal.
Es. ,.sIe5S1s s2ss oileaks. SIS 80: honiny
s q ses,, .lEAT-There was very little in the
sud ioEsr asst one the other. and the market
= A1e1Eh speculative selling and absence OF
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Eait!m95e Feb 5-Flogsg quiet and unehansed, re-
~ aGs exports 80 mes d4 ana SIsy
sa@as37sc steamer No red so9gsO &c; receipts 4a5O
bush; 24Oo0 Southern BY sample. 77Gs4
Southern, grade 81 s 5sc- Corn weak mixed. spot
mixed Ga qG=o: receipts p ~ bush exports S57I:
SS9gtherH w.ite corn aoesG souGeFa yeuoW corn 900 oo
t94 59l receipts l5 a29 bush Rye tTr 30 nearby
duh art easy No timothy, s15aSl5 so Grain freghs
imitac5a S@iSc fiucT creamery 2ta25e. taaey iads
Iocllf 1tgi5, EErs1Frnl and unchanged. fresb 500
eu 8S hefi T .e az small aifn'T @if PTifss large 'l
ggso & Feb \, 5FogF quiet and only only steady 13 Wheat
low. 69se No s. SO; corn 90 sac No do 65 lse oats
sg 10 %hls i '2 ps7e No so 90 S7asi Ss'' No mixed
Chicago Feb 5The leading futures ranged follows:
wheat. No .: Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
{55 Sss;oe,. &t; 4:s#s+ rss p#s: Fl: # -ss#s::
q: 2:s:.:::: ss*s:s 81 81: -':f G.: s:s g.
Nav W., - .44#e44,s 4H s2 -
JaIg 5l5,o-;i.- ,;i.---.',.3S = a5a $as s3%
as5 &c., ':sFs 3ssf s9s s!Fs 's& Bssa
Lard per 100 10:
Short ribs. per 100 ~
May ..-..--.- So sSgs s55s So ss7s s57s
spring wheat Tl675c: No red. s3lzgs5c No white
oats 45z 04Ttc rye 6O5sc; fair choice mating
barley 59a63 No haxseed 81 20; No Northwestern
49, prime timothy Sc 53q$6 Co clover contract
grade. 81 80 Mess pork per bb Slo 5S$l9 o aTS Per
u IaNS9 80; short ribs sides Qoose), IS -og
s. 4O dry saed (boxe S7gST 5 short clear
Whskey. basis of nigh wines.
s On he Produce to-day butter
et was arrn: ceameries i626c. daires l52c- Cheese
steady a ga 0111ec. Eggs hrm; fresh, 261ec.
Duluth Feb 5.-Close: Wheat-Cash, No I hard. T6sc;
No Northern I03sc; No Northern lS7Sc. May 40 SO
76o; July I'd 5sc Oats. 4Oc. Corn, 81 72c.
Milwaukee Feb. 5.-Wheat lower: close, No North
srn T5Izq Northern a. lT5c May. 7Ttc. Rye
lower: 6O14c Barley steady; No p 63ll d6+c:
pie 55Q6&lzc Corn-May, B31sc.
MINNEAPOLIS Feb. 5.--Close Wheat-Cash, T3i.c; May
74Ac; July. 75ssc On track: No hard. T51sc; No
Northern. 7312QT4c; No Northern T21=473c-
Philadelphia Feb 6---wheat weak &c lower:
tract Grade February &c lower; No
M G665sc duh barely
No white clipped Sic Butter higher;
2Sc; do nearby prints. Soc Eggs firm
good demand: fresh nearby. 29c do Western. 29c do
Southwestern 29c; do Southern. sc. Receips-Flour
bbs and 2,450 200 10 In sacks; wheat 1000 bush
corn, 5000 bush; oats 1000 bush.
5-Close; Wheat-No ? red cash. SS&4o;
May s6Ac July T744c; No . hard. 751ae. Corn-No 2,
cash. aac; May, Ga Ssc July 64AG6+&c Oats-No .,
cash. 451sc; May. 45c; July. 3sc No white. 4T1sc.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
STOCK ON HANr
LIvERpooL corToN MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb. 5, 4 D. m-Cotton-suot quiet; prices
steady; American middling. fair. 15-16d; mddlng
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
NEW YORK To BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE

~,o-- Via SpT1lg1ed aud The
HUSTON AND Is
New YORK Central Z Hudson River p p
Trains leave Grand Central station Fourrh Avenns a,t
I'D Street. New York follows -
Arrive Ar-fvs
-<-N hoFS Springfield PosrY
- an - Z - noon $50 m.
400 o.. m. -
al D. n. All ~ = Il
Tickets az New ticket oH4c.s
bFoadwaJ. and az Grand Central Station - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06
2d door north of $50. untn . o.cIool

A DvERTIsEAfENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received az the Uptown once.
NO. l.2l2 BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1902-02-06

Hecelps OF hreadstuns points thousands
Tov ephers GOO omitted. -four bbs bush.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-02
THREATEN AOMiRALc.
Dorh arr, and Ramsay Receive Hun
creds OF Letters From Cranss.

Washington. Jan. a--Aamlra.a Ram.
Eny and lIrrham. the members ~ the
D~hl.y court who rendered th" major.
ky opinion. are receiving hundreds Of
ess.rs threatening th.lr Hives and cc''
ring them severely for their verdict
\ letter received by Admiral n.n.
kam states ,hs, hc will no, be- permit.
ka to Tive ma long rs Prs~ssirn, Mckin.
py did after h" was shot. but wi,l b"
prsun,iy arrives
These letters began to arrive s"on
s..r the verdict az the court was
Aade public.
The admirals read the letters and
bnghci. thinking they Were from
Anks.
Each day their mail increased. and
r. threatening letters h"cain" NOR"
hmerous Hundreds arrived. and they
kr. kept busy reading them.
Some are signed bH majority Of
en- say. From a Schl"y sympa'hiz.
!" or. From Friend ~ the Hero.
e., etc.
Einoa the letters have become 81
rcatening the attention of Chief Will
of the secret service has been
Jed to the matter. and an attempt
be made 10 locate some of the
tiers.
he admlrals are not In tho least
tried. and take their walks and
4 les the same as usual
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-02
STATE TREASURES PARDOkEC.
Governor Savage % Nebraska Re-
leases Joseph s. BARLEY.

Lincoln Ncb. Ian. s-tioye-nor
Savage has granted an unconditioral al
pardon 10 Joseph :. hartley. .orin.- :
state treasurcrc. who hve years aSo
was sentenced 20 90 years In tho p"nl.
,.ueiasy on conviction ot having en-.
hez7l,-i sSoi oon ~ state funds. The
pardon vert into creC'< from the mo
men. !, Mas delivered to Mrs BARLEY
by III. governors private secretary
|, Was presented 20 Warden Davis a,
the penlteniiary bali an hour later ans'
with h.s family and lawyer BARLEY
Was brought in a carriage 10 his home
IN the city.
Governor Savage's reasons ~
granting the paraon We're that the
ends cf Justice had been met in the
punishment already inflicted. tha.
hartley did not profit by the cmhoyzle.
m.nt. as rhp money was loaned -
banks which afterwards became in
solvent and that over i,ooo citizens
re,itionel for the granting Of the par
don
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-02
OF Bucurar1anG1.

New York. Jan. a-Accorting TO
cahl.grams just received hy Dr. Res
,repo. head Of the Colombian reyolu.
,iorary inn,a here. General TRIBE Uri
be. tn. rcsol l;ionary leader. With
, 600 men has invaded Colombia from
Venezuela The invasion vas made IN
,he Colombian province ~ San,ander.
Tie dispatch came from General Var.
gas Santos. Liberal chief. living II
carasoa uribc-Ur!bc Is cou!ronte3 b.
General Gonzales Valencia. according
= tie advice. IL tAc rear Il ihs gov
er.aaent fufec i said in be LIB ral
army. which recently took rossS sion
II fAe ;,wa q Bacurama.ga- Pour
hattallune 81 els.rn'uert troops in taAt
ton. j, = said joined iA~ libcral
s0.ess In a body.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-02
DECLARED A PIRATE.


Caracas, Jan. ..--Thn DeicgAl ia
.-.," publishes decree signed ny
President Castro In which the steamer
l..ber;aaor. formerly The nanr!gh. Is
declared 20 BE- a pirate
The government O. Venezuela has
offered reward Of $i0eo0 ara the
cargo she carries 20 the Venezuelan or
foreign ship which shall sciEo the Lab.
ertaaor The l.ihcr,ador is being usci
in the interest ~ the revolution against
Castro. OF which General Matos IS the
rcpu,ed leader General Matos has
issued manifesto.
Tn. Ranr!sh was last reported Dec.
81 NJ For, De France. Martinique she
came on; from Antwerp AMI II is al
legged that she carries 5.o0o GOO cart.
ridges and n.oo0 Mauscr rifles,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-02
DISTINGUISHED CUBAN OUTLINES
HIS VIEWS ON FUTURE
r OF ISLAND.
FRIENDLY TO UNITED STATES
Principal object OF New Republic
Should BE 20 Secure Cordial ReIa.
tiors with America-To the Interest
Ct Both Countries That Cuba Be IN 4
Prosperouo Condition-Recucsion Of
import Duties.

xcw Work Ian a ren-eeer. astvc
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-02
PROSPEROUS YEAR.
Banking Institutions and Trades Gen.
orally Pleased With Records Made.

New York Jan. 2.-The closing day
OF the year indicated great prosperity
In every business direction. The large
mercantile houses. the various banking
institutions and the trades generally
are quite enthusiastic with the records
made.
The fire insurance business has not
resulted In great profits for stockhold-
ers owing to the poor rates obtained.
but the regular or old line life insur.
ence companies on the other hand. will
make splendid showing for their pot.
icy holders.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-01-02
PAYNE PLEADS IGNORANCE.
Says ne Knows Nothing OF Plan for
National 1eleQraph,

Milwaukee. Jan. all. c. Payne
says he knows absolutely nothing
about The alleged plan OF Presidcnt
Roosevelt 10 Issue s20o .ooo 600 nj per
cent government bonds. for the pur.
pose of absorbing the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph companies.
New YORK paper has reported that
Mr.. Payne was In favor OF n bill Of
this kind. which is said to be ready
for introduction In congress. but Mr..
Payne says this Is the first he has
heard OF IL. and that he believes the
reports were put In circulation for the
purpose of affecting the stock market.