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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
MANY EvicTioNs OCCUR.
irish Party TO Bring the Matter Up in
Parliament.

London. Feb. 24.-The Irish party
attaches great significance to the
eyietions of tenants of IL farms on
Lord de Froyne's estate in Roscommon
county. ireland. for refusal 10 pay rent,
and intends 10 make fierce parlia-
n.n.ary struggle over the matter.
Joha Redmond. chairman Of the
Irish parliamentary party, said 10 a
representative Of the Associated
Press:
Not only are a. tenants turned out.
but many hundreds are being proceed
ed against The country thereabol's
is alive with police. who patrol IN
roads day and night. force themselves
into peoples homes and in every way
,, create reign Of terror. Fifteen rep
resenfatiye public men Of the district
have been imprisoned merely for tax
ing part In meetings Of political ma
,ure and many others are being prose
| euted. Feyerything has been p"acea-
| BE so far. but the proceedings OF the
government are so extraordinary taa'
We cannot help feeling anxious Jest
violence occur.
The cause of all the trouble Is the
governments refusal 10 face the II an
imous demand Of the Irish peonle that
il PASS legislation giving cor,nrlsorE
mower to buy out landlords AM iau'
restore tne land 10 The Irish nscelo
ord nillon,s estate. which is ret &
Lord Dc Froynes. was bought ont ~
rho government and the tenants vhr
bought the land are ra-'rg - re-
cent less rent than formerly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
MORE NAVAL OFFICERS.
six.v Cadets Will Graduate From A.
rarols May !.

washington. Feb. 2i.-There VIII he
an addition To the navy oi =" h"M :,
ncors. Secretary Lone mas au'ha' +.
,y.d the graduation ON May Oh w,
econ, first class At the naVa' "ca".
omv This means the comm'ss'oh'he
&c ensign OF 6o naval cadets, VINO uh.
aor ordinary circumstances wouio lio'
no Graduated until July |. For some
,na,o has heen great trouble over
~ 49,. sna,ci,y of officers. There nave
not been enough to perform ,.rass -"
nary duties nj sea. and w.ii' conh'san Ia
men have been anxious 70 nav , ,'a,,.
friends assigned To shore au's VI '',;,. h.'
homo from sea duty. they ha'e I'.',', ~,
ly bcrated the navy deparlih,n. ~, AL
M, keeping naval officers AZ sea az
the time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24

on the wires caused them 10 hreaa ami
m. loose ends. .ncounicring cars, set
them anre.
Central Park ard other wooded re-
erya,ions have suffered enormous dam
age Hundreds 81 hanasou" trees
were split ,sr denudea Of branches by
The high winds. Added fo the pthe'
obstacles which the noriheasteriy Eale
la,, in its wax. wGs a pnenomen naliF
hirh tide. which greatly .nicr.errei
,yfth ;rn:Nc by ferry.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
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RAKING POWDE r

Roval Baking Powder is the great
est Of time and labor savers to the
n,strt cook. Besides, it economies
-four, butter and eggs, and, best of
all makes the food more digestiblc
and hcalthful.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
: MAKE A HOME IN IOWA.
Said That State Will Foster the North'
ern Securities Company.

Minneapolis, Feb. PA special to
The Times from Des Moines says:
= The great railroad octopus planned
by James J. Hill is making home
Tor itself in Iowa.
The means by which this is TO be
effected have become known through
facts divulged by a member OF the
powerful railroad lobby now here to
contro, the general assembly.
The Iowa legislature has under con-
liberation two bills to domicile the
Northern Securities company railroad
mercer in this state. That this is the
signticance of the bills is admitted
by an agent of the Burlington road.
Investigation by Legislators has de-
veloped an unexpected and intimate
relationship between these measures
and the plans OF the Northern Securi-
! ties company.
The Hubbard merger bill purposes
| 10 amend the Iowa law SO that al
Iowa railroad may in any other state
buv. lease or consolidate with an!
other road. 1t was introduced by Sen
ator Hubbard of Sioux City.
| The bill introduced by Senator Mois
berry OF Nuscatine provides that ar
Iowa railroad may issue any amonn'
Of bonds it chooses without reference
Ito the stock issue.
Hoth measures are intended TO over
cone the present laws which wonl'
lprcvent or embarrass the operations 9
1.-THE Burlington railway corroration
,oragni2ed in Iowa last year. and wflr1
ltook a lease OF the Burlington system
The Northern Securities owns IN
IGrear Northern and Northern Paeiflc
lthese two own the Burlington Railroa
icompany' property: the Burlngto
railroad has been leased TO the Bul
tlingfcn Railway c0mnanN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
STOOD THE JOURNEY Will.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr. Arrives :
Washington.

washington. Feb. 24,-The Federal
evpress. on which Mrs. Roosevelf.
yolng Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt and
pr Rixey were passengers. arrived at
o.15 u. M. almost four hours late. Or.
Rixey said that young Roosevelt was
in excellent condition and was even
better at the end OF the trip than
when he started. His temperature
was normal and his condition very
encouraging. When the train stopped
Or. Rixey carried HIS young patient.
completely enveloped in a blanket, 10
the White House carriage. President
/ Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary
| Loeb were at the depot and the party
was driven rapidly to the White
House.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
WILL RAISE PRICE OF BEER.
Action Contemplated by the Brewers
Of Milwaukee.

Milwaukee. Feb. 2i.-The Sent'nei
saws. The Milwaukee Brewers asso-
cation has decided to raise the prlsc
,f heer soon. unless a reduction OF the
u,r fax is made. The amount or the
r,iso is not yet decided on. bu; VIII pe
aa,e~ mined later. the price depend'hS
on The action OF congress.
The reason for the proposed au'
ronce according to a prominent mem,
har If the association. is that mater'a
=, oil kinds entering into the manu-
,a,tnre or beer. as well as labor, Is
away up in price.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
GRANT TO NORTH DAKOTA
all In Congress Relating 20 "''''
stone Hills Battlefield.

Washington. Feb. 2'.-Rerr'sen.a'
tive Marshall introduced bili gram, ~
Inc "a The state of North DAKOTA Nv
ares % Of land embracing the ., Whi.,
S,ana Hills battlefield and puria'
a $50, If soldiers killed In thar en-
saoa ,,an, which was fought Sept. D.
1sss. between the Sixth and Seven.n aara1
,o,''n 'e""' cayalry. under Brigadier Genefa'
Aired srlta. and Sioux Indians.
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OUTLAWS ROUNDED UP.

Murderers Of Sheriffs Smith anc eeek
at Anadarkc. Q. T.. Taken.
Guthrie. O. T. Feb. pa fight oc-
Cured at Wenoka. O. T., between OK
,ahoma officers and the band Of out
laws that killed Sheriffs Smith ana
Beck at Anadarko. month ago As
a result one of the outlaws. Walter
Swofford. is dead. and Deputy Sherl'l
". A. Jones of Asher. o. T.. is serious
" wounded.
Two OF the outlaws. Sam Casey and
Bill Watson. surrendered. Ohers o.
So. 600 reward for the capture oil the
three men We're OUTSTANDING
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24
IIRES ALL DOWN
Is EAST AGAIN VISITED BY "A
SEVERE STORM OF SNOW,
sLEET AND RAIN.
|eH WIND CAUSES HAVOC

kro:kea Out, Cutting on cormun''
eaten and Impeding Railway Tra''
t:-E ec,rc Light Plants Wrecked
i- son,c Localities ard Trolley Serv'
ite ls Practically at 4 standstill.
Seg York. Feb. ai.-Aftcr aa hours
stow s'eet and rain and night oi
" HnIs New York awoke to the
tFs' weather conditions IL has faced
! winter Telegraph and telephone
Is va down In all directions.
ans II and ont Of the city delayed
p irregular and suburban trolley
fflee throughout tn. adjacent por-
as q New Jersey and Long Island
FaetcalIy AT n standstill. When day
9he cold rain was still falling and
- turned the snow To semi.irozeh
4sa Ai ding traffic and flooding
Hne streets.
Ha'lns The night the high wind
atel havoc with ice coated trees
Wits. and miles of electric light.
fHhone and telegraph wires wer"
w. making heavy task for the
'Ais q l'nomcn who are attempting
'ts'ote The systems
y y oclock the telegraph compa'
mad restored limited communica-
:" WITH the rest Of the country ex'
~ south Of New York. which was
isoated. The heaviest damage
t'"ts y have resulted between this
and Philadelphia. Telegraph
m carried down by the immense
- ot slaet-burdened wires. caused
ny q one 10 five hours In the pas
H. train service Of the Ponnsylva
ki,r 'n's during the night between this
ks 'Aa baltimore. The main trouble
kop,b Po''ed by passengers from the
fbal, Vas in the district betwee'
lho a., "a. and Trenton. n. J. Al
khona named place the entire telc
Eys,an telegraph and electric light
kas were total wreck. the tow'
Phfl,n darkness. and trains on th'
horn ilhia. Wilmington and Balti
hn !, 'S'on were run without tn
blow IN. 'ne telegraph. neccssitatin,
|wirss worst OF the wreck among tn
ton y was between Bristol and Trcn
fhogo -. a. In the II miles hetweel
|granh ~" points. more than 100 tele
Fenor, '0'es We're broken. There wer'
|ous eoo, ~ burned trolley cars In vari
''ohs. The weight Of the io
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-02-24

There are cheap baking pow.
ders. made from alum. but
their as,ringens and cau,cr-
ixing qualities add a
dangerous element TO food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13

angry at the manner in which he vas
treated by Fred L. Wenner, private
secretary 20 the governor, on the day
Dillon's appointment was made public.
Brown called Governor Ferguson by
telephone from Oklahoma City to
learn if the story was true Wenner
answered the telephone call, according
to Brown and asked what he wanted
u wish to speak with Governor
Fe guson," said Brown.
Well what do you want to say to
him2" queried Wenner.
Il wish to talk on private business %
replied Brown.
Wenner repeated his question with
more inquisidveness. only to receive
the same answer Finally Wenner re
piled that the governor was busy and
could not talk to Brown at that time.
Brown was angry, and is curious to
know by what authority, If any. the
private secretary can request a terri
torial official to tell the details of his
business before getting an audience
with The governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13
E. E. BROWN is VERY ANGRY.
Ths Manner in Which His Successor
Was Named, lrritates Him.

Since the abrupt removal of e. T..
Brown OF Oklahoma City, from the po-
sition OF territorial oil inspector. from
his intimacy with Delegate Dennis T.
Flynn, il has been suspected that
Brown was promised the postmaster
ship at Oklahoma City in lieu OF his
other position. Brown said today that
no such arrangement was ever dis
nussed and that he was not a caRdi-
date for postmaster Furthermore he
says he has received no intimation
from Governor Ferguson Of any change
In the Office Of OIL inspector Brown IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13
HOUSEHOLD WORRIES.
There is Not the Slightest Need For
Some Of Them Existing in

Guthrie.
The average mother finds sufficient
annoyance and worry performing the
ordinary duties in the rearing Of a
family. but the care and anxiety are
doubled when there is added TO ordi-
nary conditions that of weakened kid
neys in a juvenile membes of the
family. How to cure it should be OF
untold value to Guthrie mothers.
Read this:
Mrs. s. H Falls of sic W. Mansur
Ave, says: Il know where Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used for In
confluence of the kidney ssecretons
in children and when the treatment
did inestimable good II should be Of
considerable value to every mother
in Guthrie who is annoyed in this
manner TO know that Doan's Kidney
Pills procured at J. N. Wallace's drug
store viii so strengthen and heal the
mucous lining OF the renal tract that
bed wetting viii cease"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
ce1ts. Foster Milburn Co. Bufialo.
n Y. sole agents for the U s.
Remember the DoaH's-and
take no substitute
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13
PRIMARY SYSTEM
STRONGLY ARRAIGNED
Secretary Verde HardcaStle
Presents Strong Argu-
ment Against Change

Answering Edgar W. jones sugg
tion OF q primary election to nominate
candidates on he Democratic ticket
Verde " Hardcasue. secretary OF the
Democratic rl.olal central com
mittee writes
Anadsgko. OKLA Feb 3, 1902
Hon. Edgar W. Jones Guthrie. okla
homa
My Dear sir Your letter Of Janu
AIRY g4th ls at hand ana as it is Of
such a political nature that its import
ance Is evident TO any one Interested
and participating in territorial poll.
tics ! feel at liberty as secretary Of
the Democratic territorial committee
to .eake a public reply with the
same that although the duration of my
participation therein is limited to four
years. have been in the thick Of the
fight during said time and, measured
by my youth and small Importance
am nevertheless entitled to an opinion
and as you have so kindly requested
ST. it Is rendered for what it is worth
You advocate the calling, by the
Territorial committee, Of genaL
primary for the selecting Of a candi-
date for Delegate to Congress, togeth-
er with other officers. and as a gen
eral proposition as TO the merits Of
the system ] agree with you; however
when canfe TO ,hls territory from the
grand old Democratic s,ate of Mis-
souri,. was imbued with the Tradition.
al sentiments and love of the primary
which prevail there To quote the
Honorable Champ Clark the voice of
the people Is the voice of G5d," and
was firmly convinced of the potency
OF the assertion but I found by ex
perience that while such might be the
Deitys medium Of communication
there. where all the restrictions of
statutory enactment that could be sug.
gested by wise giilature, aided and
abetted by some OF the ablest and
most profound lawyers and politicians
OF the state who had racked human
ingenuity for provisions, regulations
and restrictions 10 preserve-uncon
taminated by fraud and corruption.
that voice and the will OF the people
so that ii could be truthfully express
ed at the primary-with courts elect
ed by a sovereign people to construe
and enforce such regulations and a
people proud of a position of honor in
the community and a political heritage
handed down + ON father to son, whose
individual political opinion was
known for years before entering phe
primary booth, and who would look
upon BE participating in the primary
Of an opposing political party as a
moral as well as political offense. /
found a radical difference here. and
have come to the conclusion. after
few years. that Champ" would be
constrained reyi,e his assertion, If
he got mixed up in a primary down
here. for he would soon become con
vinced that His Satanic Majesty had
appropriated some Of the Good Lords
mouthpieces.
The primary, whore properly con
Quoted, with the proper legislative ana
judicial restrictions consider The
most effective and truest method OF
ascertaining the viii OF the people,
Even then my experience teaches me
that fraud and corruption will creep
in and 10 never infallibly indexes their
will Ia some Of ,he states, stringent
primary laws have reduced this to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13

minimum, and make possible a rea-
soaably safe method of selecting can.
didates but the chicanery of those VINO
wish to divert that will is constantly
taxing the legislative ingenuity for
amendments to thwart their nefarious
purpose1 aud preserve the primg4y
f.om debauchery. as their familiarity
with the provisions Of the law reveals
its loop holes and suggest systems of
evasion.
No legislative restrictions prevail
here, primary is open, a free to every
body person may participate in as
many primaries as there are parties
holding them. Persons do participate
IN chem who can not vote at the cleo
ton To-. which they select candidates
because they are violating no law and
are devoid Of personal honor The po
litical ALIGNMENT Of the peopleis most
ly unknown They are now to MS,
hence we fear to challenge lest we
give offense, and If they who are chal
lelged are wrongfully attempting to
vote, they have no fear of going fur
ther and lying to secure the right priv
ilege. as they know they can not be
punished. The returns absolutely de-
pend upon the honesty of the persons
having the primary in charge, as there
IS no method Of regulating or punish
ing the wrong doer The door to fraud
rs ajar. actually wide open and con
sequently a tacit invitation to corrup
tion
In the counties where great interest
is manifested. rank fraud will prevail,
beyond question should the primary
'ystem be adopted; and where there
is little o. no interest taken, would be
the best field for corruption. as there
the returns could be doctored without
let or hindrance to suit the designs of
the man who had the most money with
which 10 induce corruption and the
most polluted desire to secure il. Then
would come the prolonged contest be-
fore the territorial committee. with
false anidayits and scheming for ad-
vantage before IL, which would be the
forum before which the result would
be finally determined, and its decree
might result In defeating the viii of
the people even II honestly expressed
at the primary, by constituting the re-
mns in favor OF the person who hap
pens 10 be their individual choice; and
from such decision there is no legally
constituted appeal Even il honestly
rendered such decision might not suit
the gaAk and file and they might
wreck vengeance upon the candidate
for a satisfaction Of their supposed
grievance OF course do not believe
the committee would do such a thing.
but they are human beings. subject TO
the ills OF mankind ana the prejudices
which ohen blind better judgment
/ have known primaries in one OF the
large cities OF this territory in which
more votes were actually cast and
counted IN a Democratic primary. In
some Of the wards, that in the election
which voied for the nominee and his
cpponen, and the election was hotly
contested ana every legitimate vote
brought out by both parties. Such has
been the observation OF every man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13
LANDS FOR STATE SCHOOL
Oklahoma Agricultural College Urges
Increased Appropriations.

Oklahoma Agricultural College Urges
Increased Appropriations.
Mr.. A. c. Scott, president Of the Ok
lahoma agricultural college, at Still
water, is in Washington in the inter
ests Of legislation affecting that insti
tuition In the original bill, passed in
1862, it was provided that states should
be allowed for the support of agricul-
tural colleges 10000 acres Of land for
each senator and representative in con
gress. Mr.. Scott is seeking to have a
clause added to the Oklahoma state
hood bill providing that 10000 acres
OF land in the territory shall be set
aside for the support and maintenance
of the agricultural college He urges
this on the theory that Oklahoma,
when admitted, would be entitled to
two senators and three representatives,
IA congress This, on the basis that
other states were given lands for this
purpose. would entitle Oklahoma L.
10000 acres for her agricultural col
lege Mr. Scott viii be granted a hear
ing before the subcommittee of the
senate and house committees on ter
ritorles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-13

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Cured Of Piles.

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Unless Promptly Treated. Will Re-
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CURED BY
Duffy'S MaItWhiSkey.

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