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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-17
Vacation for the Lawyers.

At a meeting Of the Bar Association
of Monongalia County, held in the
Circuit Clerks office of said county. on
Monday, June %, 1902, on motion, it
was ordered that all Attorneys practic-
ing in this county, cease from legal work
during the period commencing July Is,
1902, and ending August IS, 1902
70 THE PEOPLE OF SAID COUNTY:
You are hereby notified that during
the period above mentioned no legal
work of any kind will be done by the
undersigned Attorneys of said County:
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-17

The pernicious Union Station Bill,
which grants immensely valuable
concessions 10 the merged Pennsyl-
vania and Baltimore d Ohio railway
companies is still sin committee
only awaiting quiet moment to be
dragged out and made law.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-17
Dissolution Notice.

The firm OF Smith & Holland meat
dealers has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
II. L. SMITH
7-15 a. M. HOLLAND.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-17

For carpets and mattings see
Hirschmans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

at han bar iuln Bisheo for at babe opbaget 2ipets
Glerir, at ban teo 6iRIp al en- irnfteriif NfiItlr,
hpis Sammenintniug ban alene fenber, og iDni ban
M tilduer Tom 6eiu tat al a~arelang Sggen eiter
bette l~iugioenoe Niooel, er Stano Ill at belbreoe ale
ga enbuer al be Sn9bomme, iom bet rnenneifelige lez
gene lioet al. Der giues in9en Epiol ON 8ottorens
Spri9tiabeo beune Sdg, % be m~Rrtelige 5elbreoels
Ter, iom ban baglis %nbfsrer, ipnes at u9tf Ct teriz
melig 9oot Beoisi oerior. Dams Eaaftanoe %sruneer
fla paa iuno 5Drnuit % grnnbig erfaring unoer en-
nangeaarig qpgepraffs. Bet foiter infet at prspe
bans mrrteli9e .4ipselerir", iom ban fdloer fit l9ges
miooel, ba ban paa Nnmosning ienber efhpsr libenoe
NOT beraf iii at %operbeoiie benz ON oens eone til at
~belbreoe; man leber berior iife miHofte Riiifo. gfogle
al be anfgrte 6eIbrebelier er me9et mrripRrbiae %
biloe nrppe blibe troet. hpis life paalioelige Berioner
ailaaoe yIibnesbpro berom. 9alte bar faffet paf
a~rptferne os eaaet omiring, otter at BABE %benpttet
2~r1emiolet TO eaer ire Bange. Spee, Der bar bleuen
aiuHc op iom nbeibreoelise al Steoets 29ger, er
blepen s%.ngiptt 6elbreb % arufter. Rbeunatisnte
| (@iet), Yepral6id, maoe=, Siertez, Shire Blob ps
0noipaoomh.e inmt Blareonoer fpriuinoer TOM beb
Trnleri. 9opeopine, GnaoGrf, Rerugfitet, 5ebers
| ipsoumme, Ferin9, ppfe, 5orfslelie, aitbma, IA.
tarrb, Bronfit % ale Spgoornrne Salfen, 2unaerne
eler ANDRE 9ipsprgoner f%ierues paa forbnpier'oe tort
lib. 7elpis gamheo, 2pfomotor ataria, Batteriot
&ooasra, Sierteip9e os o9morbpiber inreres burti8t
og parigt. 2ttte MibDeI renter belle Spftemet, BIos
ret iaa bel ion GeIeuHoet. 9enopretter normal Sierpe=
trait, S%looomlsbet o. fuloitGnbist Selbreo nGiten
gebliffelig. Der er in9en yEerionsanie life" bos
9ipeis Slerir = aIe os enbper bar BEN famine Rptte
oerai. Sfrip iirais efter %eaeemiolet; bet itnbes irit
ill enbper libenee. Spaip, boilfen Speoom. De lioer
at, Os ct fffcrt psisbsl osriuOo utI bIiue isnbt 8sm
frt meo omgaaenre Boz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

Sm Ndp meD u enodrme n.
Oa en- @aarbejer | 8aitrup forleoen
fob paa lin Mart, faar ban ~plubielig
9je paa ct Bar Mennei fer, Der | pilot
2gb tom itprtenbe benne fra @renien
at. 0a De tom nermere, fad ban, at
bet bar en- Martb meb en- fife potte,
forfulgt at en- @renfe9enbarm, fom
par alt for lanet tilbage til, at ban
tunoe gore 9rug uf fit Sfpbebdaben.
5lngtningen fortfdtte imiblertib Sars
ten, men oa ban itebie leb lige uo, bar
ban tiliibit n9r peo at lebe t en- 5eloe,
ibet ban plubi elig fob beb be it9rtt
oberfbemmebe Gnge beb &ongeaden.
ReIolut fit ban 9entlpberne at pg 8bls
ten op pda !6obebet. 8anbet bleb bDs
bere p9 bpbere, og tiliioit plumpebe ban
ub / ben onbe ga og foribanbt. Oct
oar imiblertib en- COB Soemmer, pg ct
9jeblif efter funbe man | 5pl. Sob.
5lfbl." le BAN tr9fte be III genrerz
oaaoe 9enflebei pda og after tage fig
en- raj fife Wotion inb pber Mdrterne.
@enbarmen, Der MI db en- lang Sm9ei
fdnbt en- 9ro, fit %iittert lite noget ub at
fine 4nItrengelie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

emangef $ a m m r.
Qnbbb Commune. Neitpeb,
San. 10. = 5 @aar uolpb be 2 Odges
pOerligere 5riit. Iom Hiels SEMEN
baboe faaet til at itaffe penge til Oct
ming at aasiemangelen / 9ammers
2unbbp aommunes aasie, uben at bet
bar lptfeoes BAN. pad So%gnerauoets
Mpbe / 4ftes pebtoges bet / Samtlang
meo geilutningen paa forrige MBbe
at anmelbe Riels Senien til politiet,
og / Dag bar 4nmelbelien funpet
Steb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29
On nnoerfuto &tpsclirir opoaGes
~ CT betputt meoictmif 0toens
i%fabSmano foan aur for
enbper SDgousn.
WGrfbGrOiae GtfbreoeIier, oer
Higher Wttrafter. Stotts
oem6 &anelfpetheos
@aaoe loft.
e9eemiolet icnoes ftit til aGe, iom isnoer
Napm % Aoresis.

Otter aarelrngc, taaImobise @ranfninper % stis
bier al 5prtioens ftgbebe Gfrifter ion Def lem Gfspez
~rinienter p0a ytntibens aagepibeIffabs 0mraabe, er
9r. ,Saues W. aiob, 9S7 8altes Bngning, Sort
ssapne, Sub, H. z. 81, | Stano til at ofentliagpre,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

y9erlinsffe Sibenbe".
profesfor Otto 9ordienius nepnes
MI iom ben fremtipise Rebattsr at
,gerlineife Sioenbe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

aongener : ftribes Der til flere
Blade lite belt utilbsjelig til at
tanfe paa at oberp9re &roningsbpjtiz
b~eligbeben | 2onbon til CONNER.
M~aieitatens 5elbreb er for Siben me-
get tilfrebsitiaenoe, men ben beie Mlz
Der, "a Oar, bill 10 moi leege @anffez
ligbeoer | 8ejen. 9anmarf tGnfes
repreienteret | 5laabereoDen peb fam
me 2eiligbeb meb ct at bore Imutte1te
arigsifi6e unber prins 0olbemurs
&pmmanbo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29
ut belbrebe en- Gorij5lelie / cen Sag.

BRIG Warner'S White Wine of Tar
Syrup, bet oeoite SoitemiOtel pan 9prben
90 % 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

DEN banfte Rigsbog. Sra
asbenbapn ftripes ben 9. Sanuar:
Soltetinget bolot / Dag fit fsrite
Msbs efter Suleferien. oa Meblems
msrne bar nebt i9rbeles tafrigt. ST
ter at Sormonben bdpbe btd9f 5inget
aonsens !6ilien og 5of for Rbtaorsz
lptenfningen, mebens Weblemmerne
oaiad Socialoemotraterne = rejite
iig, pg oHicielt mebbelt. at 6r. Gnepolo
Serenien efter operitaaet SD9oom att
ter bapbe o~pertaget Snoenrigsminiitez
riet ben q. Dec, bleo 5~ia9gsbeoils
~lingslopen uben Drsftelie benbiit til
S;naasubbaleet. ManbsIpageloben
gift berpad til 8. gebanblins / ben at
bet nsbiatte ubbal9 foreildaeoe 4ffots
telie. GFter at enonu aultusminiites
rens 6orilas ON .5orbeoring at De
eamle 2ereres og 29rerinbers lamt
9ererenters peniionsforbolo bar
aaaet umibbelbart til 2. 8e6anoling,
pefslebes ct par 9emartninser ON
bet samle IocialiitiIte 6orilds ON
Snbfsrelie at en- 8 5imers Normalars
~beibsbao. Miniiteren bar til Steoe,
men fdnbt life 4nlebnin9 til at uotale
iia ON Sdgen, Der benpiites til ct tibz
liqere nebiat ubbalg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

ia a n III p fejrebes for
rige 5rebdg al &arl Better 9asmOie
oa Suitru poa 9arm 9loerpomsafpl,
acknowledgements er fsbt | Sob
bling 1920 os 0iamantbruben | Bars
lunb | Sopen 1910. DC bar omgipnt
at beres a Yern og beres 8srnebsrn
og mango braste 2pfenffninger oe Ga.
Der til be to edmle.
paitor Bod os 29rer SprsenIen
Farm, bar mebte pg talte til be samIe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

0dnmarfs elbt so a b?
ube pad 9eben / Gilbjerg, Sejnsbig
Sosn. Dor Niels Hielien, lom efter
boao Der ffripes til os. til CONNER fpl-
Der so 4ar. !6an er pant til at l9ie
uben 9riaer, men be 9amle 9jne be-
gpnOer MI at blipe fpage. 9srelien
fit ct Snrt en- Dag / Gfteraaret, ba
bon / 9lait og aulbe bar gaaet ub /
!5eben for at plutte Ris til aoftebins
bling. Sans 9uitru, aaren Sensodtz
ter, er omtrent IS Nar og raft og rsrig.
9un er bans dnben 5uftru Zoe bar be-
ret gifte / lnart 81 4ar), ps BUN laber
ielp Maben og bolber goligen / Or=
ben. Smelem gaar bun pper paa ben
n9rliggenbe 9aarb, Der ejes at beres
Ssn, @oarbejer 8regers Niellen, og
bj9lper meb at malfe &eerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

Str9mafferen. Sra 5jerz
retslep ifripes: Sagen mob ben for
granbitiftelie og gebrageri fisteoe 29.
rer Ranum | Stram er MI faa pibt
fremme, at Qtterne | Sagen aneaaenbe
gebragerierne at 6errebsfogben sr
inbienbt til 4mtet, for at 8elsmmelie
fan trefes ON, bporbibt Hanum Ital
tiltdles eller life.
Get nittenbe Barn fsbtes
forleben Dag at 4%rbeiosmanb SIR,
5bomiens 9uitru | Ribe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

asrtem be $ Miniitez
riet for ofentlise @rbsjber bar sioet
aerteminoe Silabelie til at optdge ct
AZ pgts. 2aan paa $4,000 &r. til
8pens 9apn. ns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29
Dalll11arR.
Slllaa MeOoelelier.

9rofesOrS utius : 3 0 M
n agter paa @runb of tiltagenoe
SDoseligbeb fra naite Moonebs Be
gpnOelie at trafte fig tilbaee fra i'm
Sitting iom 0irettgr for polptetniit
29reanItalt.
Som bans epentuelIe gfterfsleer er
Der Sale ON 5d6ritejtr 9. q. Sage,
mann, Der bog efter 5orlpoenoe lite
sniter poIten, eaer profesior 8. 3.
9annober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

5unbet Sis. aiget af 6rss
banbler Sgren Nnberien at @renaa,
Der | Hopember Maaneb f.Q. ~forlDanbt
efter ct forrp9enoe 8ejr at bore gaaet
fra 5ldobro Gro, er funbet at en- ST.
fer | @ubenaden ubenfor 8irterenber=
ne.
utpiblfomt er Manben gaaet bib og
fdlben | 8anbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

3nngsaa Strife. Ypgeeplabs
len til benne &irfe er M ubftpffet oe
inbbegnet, % asrlel at Materiale er
paabegDnbt. Murerz og Ssmrerarbeis
bet er bortliciteret til 1000 Str. Sta
ten bibrdger 1880 Ser. til &irten.
Sen ital bore farpig til 1. Sttober b,
u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

@uIbbrDIIup feirebes ben 10.
Sanuar at Susmanb Spbnnnes Wfiz
falien % 0uitru, 9ebelsbape, Cub
bruben er 81 4ar, 8rub9ommen rs
Mdr. n1
Sobannes Mifalien er 8eteran fra
9rsaarsfrigen; ban beltOs t Slagene
psp Sfeo, Sreberieiu, Operitolf oq
aolpina, oesuben I flere minore 5r9f'
ninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

Saonebe 5iffere. Den 8.
Sec. ieileoe Sitter G~briitoherien oq
Ssmanb Sobanien meb N apaie meb
3orit fra Hpborg iii a~ebenbabn. Sis
ben bar man lite bsrt npset til benz.
s 5stge .Hbb. DID," er &palens
Bran o9 !5pttefao brebet / 2anb pao
4gerss, iaa Der er neppe Spipl pm, at
apaIen er tantret og 5iiterne for
ulbttebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

Tormobet ulntte. Chen
H~btaarsdften bar en- 9lore Wadno peo
Hopn 2auit Gnubien fra 8ibebGt bas
ret forIpunDen. 9on fjernepe fig Rpts
a~arsaften TENT fra i'm 9olig og fioen
bar ingen Iet BAN. Mdn formober, at
ban er forulpftet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

UNITE. Ms1epasier Sobdn Ri,
ellen Dos Snipetter Nielien paa Sta
bils tom forleben inb | Msllep9rfet og
fit bsjre Saanb og penItre Sob fnuIt tie.
9an tsrtes til Rinstsbing, bpor begss
Dele amputerebes. Der menes life at
o9re Syare for bans 2ip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

Struer o m SOB b. Struer
Sogneraao bar bebtaget, at inafremt
be nDe Stattelope gaar igennem, od
ftrafs at isge ON, at Struer maa Biz
be &ebftdb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

Sunben bsb. parceGliit Garl
Gbriitianlen at airfe : Gsbenoerup
families forleben Morsen liggenoe beo
paa @ejen meaem @iaeleje pg Rattes
bopep. Den afbsbes 8ogn, Der par
bel9siet meb Rapstager. bar p9ltet
oDer ldrl, 9siisn fdnbtss ct Stptts
berfra. Den afbebe bar en- elore
Mdnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

Som bans eDentuelle gfterfGl9er er
Der Sale ON 5dbritejer q. q. Gage,
mann, Der bog efter 5~orlpoenbe lite
sniter poiten, eler profesior $. s.
9dnnpber.
&ntpftitfet 5rebericia.
Orengen 0ejnri6 4noerien | 5reoes
ricia, Der unber Sla9smaal meo i'm
&foletammerat Sobanes Hiellen iads
reoe benne meb ct anipitit / 5opebet,
iom bapbe 0eben til 5elge, er peb I'M
berretten ibsmt 8 Wadnebsrs 5Drbss
bringsbus.
Oommen bill life blibe dpelleret, men
Der bill blipe aniegt om 8enaaoning
for 9rsneen, imob at benne anbringes
paa en- Sporageliesanitalt.
Miniftre. .SoeiolzD emofraten"
fQitbolber, at Minilteriet 9eunber be-
i;ear parlamentarismens Sejer og
f~triber: Oct er berbeb Ilaaet fat. al
2anbet fun ian regeres / Oberensitem=
melfe meb 5olfets peb 9algene ubtalte
0iGie, og ben gei er banet, ob boilten
ogIda Socialbemofraterne ftal binbe
frem til Mdgten." : a bDorfor ituloe
be lite lige iaa goot funne blipe ri
niitre lom andre Barriers 5erere.
8Iiper &riitiansbore 0 p=
fsrt igen2 Rbtadrsrengerin9en |
Higsbagsfasiernen er NJ til Gnoe.
Npele p%lanlagte 5orbebrinser at 60,
taliteterne / Retning af aomfort er =
ffriber en- Observation-Disclosures til
,6prIens Qpis" = life blepen til nos
get. Man flyer, at 4ariagen bertil er
ben, at Regerinsen benter | 2sbet al
fort 9io at tunne faa nogle planer
ON @enopfsrelien of ariiiansbore
Slot ferbige, bporefter Rigsbagen
itulbe benflpttes til ben enc at bette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

9al9et gsbierg. 9eb 8ps
raabsbaIget forleben Dag / gsbjers
balgtes / 5slge 81. 9. Socialiiternes
10 aanbibdter meb 941-918 Stemz
mer. 8orserliItens S9rfdnoibater
opnaaebe 628-420 Stemmer % 8enz
itreforeningens 4 &dnbibater, Der bar
fuaes for 9enitrez og 8orgerliiten
naaebe ca. 200 Stemmer flere enb 8ors
gerliitens sprige &anbibater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-29

4nboIbeIfe. portsr Gbriiten@
fen, aolinb Station, er anbolbt os
inbIat / Nrreiten / Gbeltoft lom mis-
TENT for at BABE benlagt Speaerne og
be eprige Sorbinoringer paa 8aneIpoz
rene oeb &olinb Station fort efter Sui.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-02
CONFERENCE REPORTS AGREED
ON AND FINAL ADJOURN.
MENT THEN TAKEN.
WANTED A WEEK LONGER
Minority OF Ways and Means Com
mittce Opposed Adjournment Reso'
tuition and Moved That The Session
BE Continued for . Few Days, snc
Time to Be Devoted 10 Coneicera.
tion Of Trust Legislation.

Washington. Ju!. c.-ConGrcss ad'
burncd at = 50 p. IN The final day
was devoted 10 the adoption Of the con.
ference reports ON the naval and Phil
ippinc bills. 4 number OF bills oi lo-
cal Importance only were called up
ani many Of them were passed. Pres.
idcn, Roosevelt was nj the Capitol and
signed all bciaied measures as soon as
brought To him.
The ways and means committee OF
the house met at 2 O'Clock aud ordered
Chairman Payne To report the adjourn
meni resolution for . 30 y. m. nj.
though this was not done without u
sharp political division. Representa-
tive Richardson ot Tennessee. the
ranking Democrat. moved an amend.
mcnt allowing one week 10 consider
trust legislation. This was defeated
by party vote. and hy another party
division the Adjournment resolution
was ordered reported.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-02

Estimated Loss in Excess OF Seven
Million Dollars

Chicago. July 2-IHspafch.s from
state boards 81 agriculture and grain
men NJ The great wheat anl corn belt
place actual damage caused hy heavy
rains IL last week ai about s. .na". .fe".
They say II warm. dry weather does
not come within a few days the dam
ar will be almost lueetsmah'e. Kansas
seems 10 bc tie greatest sufferer.
Secretary cobnTn 81 the Kansas
stat. board viii give ~ estimate nf ih"
loss sustained. hut grain men estimate
that lHu" .ruo bushels OF wheat have
been destroyed already. representing
a loss ot $3.50 0oa.
Ohio estimates the loss at $500. 600
IN wheat and hay. Indiana places the
damage between $3.50 600 and sanh"1".
From the Northwest comes com
plain, that the crop situation is crit
ical. rain having fallen almost con,ln
uously since March Il.
Illinois crops have suffered greatly.
but the state board Of agriculture
makes no estimate d. the loss.
Director Sage o. the Iowa crop scfy-
trc saws cofnnclds are too Wet 10 cul.
i!ya;c. and there is danger from weeds.
The damage 10 the crops of Missouri
is confined principally 10 the wheat
along the streams which oyer.!owcd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-02
BAILEY ATTACKS eevERlpcE.
Texas Senator Assaults Indiana Man
After Adjournment.

Washington. July 2.-Senator Bcv.
eridge of Indiana was assaulted after
adjournment Of the senate by Senator
Bailey OF Texas. Mr.. Bcveridge is q
smaller man. physically. than Mr..
Bailey.
Senator Bailey walked to where Sen
atOr Bcveridge was sitting and de-
mandcd that Senator Beveridge re.
tract the statements he had made on
the floor that Senator Bailey had made
IAN unwarrantcd attack" on Solicitor
Pcnficld Of the state department.
Senator Beveridge declined. and Sen.
ator Bailey threw himself on him.
Senator Bevcridge's chair fell over
against a desk. which. In turn. fell.
Senator Spooner caught Senator
Dailey's arm as he was about to strike
Senator Bcvcridge.
Senator Hansbrough also seized
the Texan. but the fighters could not
be separated till Senator Bailey had
torn away part Of Senator Beveridges
tie.
As the Texas senator was forced
away he was said to have muttered
something about killing"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-02
ADVOCATING RECIPROCITY.
o~er $4,000 Appropriated From the
Cuban Treasury.

Washington. July a.-Acting Sccre,
tary OF War Sanger has sent "A commu.
niea,!on To the house OF representa-.
tiycs In answer 10 the resolution di'
r.cting the secretary OF war 10 !nT'
n!sh information rs To what amounts
have been paid out of the Cuban treas
ury or funds OF the Cuban people 10 r.
Il. Thurbcr or any other person. cor
poration or association for advocating
reciprocity with the United states.
The answer of the war department
consists of certified copies of vouchers
covering the payments referred 10 IN
the resolution. amounting To $lo.c-".
These vouchers are accompanied by
a letter from General Leonard Wood
To the secretary Of war
The disbursements made. says
General Wood, "wcre made hy me as
military governor Of the Island oil
Cuba and were made for the purpose
OF presenting to the people OF the
United States. without reference 10
party or section. the desires OF the
people OF Cuba rs to the trade rela'
tions which should exist between thar
country and our own.
The action taken was approved by
tho industrial and commercial classes
Of Cuba. II received the unlualiiied
approval OF the secretaries OF the IN
sular government and was an expendi.
turc o( Cuban funds for the purpose OF
promoting Cuban interests.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-02
CONFERENCE REPORTS UP.
Final Proceedings OF the Session IN
the Senate.

Washington. July when the
senate convened Mt II o'clock for what
appeared To be the closing session oi
this term of the Fifty-scycnth congress
there were no indications of the ox'
citing scenes of th. previous day.
Mr.. Bailey tTcx.D entered the cham
ber from the Democratic oloakroom
soon after the invocation had been
pronounced and took his scat on the
Democratic side. lie was Joined by
MIR. Spooner and they chatted together
for q few minutes. Representative
Burlcson Of Texas then Joined Mr.. Bat
ley and had All extended talk with
him.
MIR. Dcycridge did not appear In the
senate In the early part OF the scs'
sion. After his chat with Mr.. Rurlc'
son Mr.. Bailey left the chamber.
Mr.. Hale tMe.D presented the hnal
report Of the conferees on the general
deficiency bin and II was agreed to
without debate. This disposes oi the
bill.
Mr.. Lodge. chairman of the commit
tee on Philippines. called up the con
ference report on the bill to provide
. temporary civil government for the
Philippine islands. The agreement
OF the conferees was read In full.
At Las D. m. the senate agreed to
the conference report on the Philip
pine civil government bill.
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Is GAINING STRENGTH.
Substantial improvement In King Ed.
wards Condition.

London. July 2.-Thc following bull
lctin on the condition Of King Edward
was posted at Buckingham palace at
10 o'clock q. M:
The king passed an excellent night
OF natural sleep. He has gained
strength and made substantial i'm
provement In all respects
The temperance OF Queen Alexan-
dra as a participant in public cere-
mony practically marks the end OF the
period OF anxiety caused by King Ed
wards condition. Her presence at the
review of the colonial troops by the
Prince OF Wales greatly increased pub
lie enthusiasm over what in itself was
a picturesque and interesting event.
Upwards OF $500 colonials were
brought in from the various encamp-
mcnts and marched through great
crowds down Constitution hill. which
was lined with troops. past Bucking-
ham palace. which for week has been
the center OF such supreme interest.
and along the Mall TO the Horse
Guards parade. The contingent pres
ent represented all parts Of the Brit
ish empire. with the exception OF India.
whose troops will be separately re
viewed The Canadian detachment
numbered COO men, and was far the
largest body on parade. The smallest
detachment consisted of natives of the
Island Of St Lucia. Eorneo. Ceylon.
Fiji. the West Indies generally. fy-
prus. tho Gold Coast Nigeria. Uganda
and other remote colonies We're rep
resented ny native troops in clothing
OF striking variety. while straight from
tho fighting line In South Africa were
details from the Canadian scouts.
kiichencrs horse. and coniingenis
from number Of local leyles raised
during the war. The queens appear
ance while on her way from tho ral.
acc 10 the Horse Guards was greeted
with salyos Of cheers
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LATE NEWS FROM GRAIN STATES
NOT so DIScOURAclNc As
REGARDS CROPS.
WARNER WEATHER NEEDED
Bad Effects Of the Unusually Heavy
Rains and Unseasonaole Cold Would
De Largely Repaircd-Earlier Re.
ports Placed the Damage In the West
and Northwest at About Seven Mil
lion Dollars.

Chicago. July 2.-Repots received
here during the day from the grain
states most affected by the heavy June
rains indicate that the crop situation
Is not 80 discoufaeing as IL has been
painted in many quarters. This vas
reflected In the grain pits. for while
the markets were firm NJ the opening
and for some tin4e following. the eS-
citement OF Monday seemed 10 have
subsidized aud there was a disposition
10 place much faith in the restorative
effects of warmer weather which was
reported in some sections and believed
To be on the way in other places.
Ohio. Michigan. Missouri Kansas. Nc
braska. Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory crops were said 10 l.. generally
In favorable condition. Damage gen
orally, IL was said. would be largely
repaired hy warm weather In July.
I'll. !owlalds o! Illinois appear 10
have been tie worst sufferers. while
Iowa Is said to have stood tho weather
with remarkable success There We're
rains Wca, and Northwest during the
night and tho forecast is for showers
over III. Central Valley and Lake re-
gion within the Iest iwenty.icur hours.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Provisions Of the Measure - Agreed
on In Conference.

Washington. July a.-The conferces
OF the two houses on the naval bill
reached an agreement at !. O'Clock on
the one point left In dispute after for
mcr conferences. This point related
To the contention between the two
houses as 20 whether any OF the pro
posed new war vessels should hc built
In government nayyyards. The house
had originally provided that half Of
them should be constructed in gov.
ernment yards and the other half by
contract. The senate provided for the
construction of all by contract. The
compromise agreement authorizes the
construction OF one baiil.ship In n
government yard and also others in
case OF emergency.