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',,Gf LOpAS IS DEAD.
~ AT HIS HOME AT
10 tOsrsvILLE FRIDAY.
M II the Grand Royal Arch
:,;''nyI .vss and Widely Known
sH rs,Oushout the State

grand secretary OF the
W. IGF. Arch chapter of Texas died
Sga Yesterday morning at .
rs''"N .troke Of apoplexy, secre'
Is h'p : said, owing to the fact
Isn s.cisej to have the interment
vas "srnoop the grand officers or
y Ne l'' and grand lodge could
go , ,1 In time Tor the fn-
rl ,,,cs. FloresyiIle chapter .a NO.. 100
/ fe'' '.,r,onles lie leaves u widow
! ,T Children .,y notive of Eng
sGr bup'',. this country ia 1870, a
fai9s ,othcrs arms. The family
b hs illinois, ana he obtained a
! gtsl ID odncation In Ewing coi'egc,
! sI's,s,s He studied law ana was
eii s ~ the bar in 1910 ana TO piac'
sst'l y lnois courts in 1874. W nhaI-
i b W a. Ms profession Tor mat OF
alll.h,sH was principal OF several pub
~. sli IN hat state during the next
Is2oos ~ r his career. He came to
Z l ea,s when Ac took Charge OF the
b 2 lo9 ncsdcmy and taught IN that
in'Det, ,s9y when he was elected 10
!, eau. Grand secretary of the Roy0i
dis y. o. NJ Texas. His Masonic rec
J uapsseiows. Made q Master Mason
y y io o,iS lodge so. i9s Ia Illinois.
lap1.,s'S ,gss made Royal Arch Mason
~ az cbap,er so. A, also In IN
u, Vuy.L a. received council degree
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
DIVIDEND PASSED OVER.
Directors of the Southern Railway Make
an Explanation


an Explanation.
New York, August 22.--At the meeting or
the board OF directors Of the Southern
railway this afternoon the dividend on the
preferred stock, which had been at the rate
of IA per cent quarterly. was passed.
The following statement was given out
after the meeting: The consideration or
the amount of the October dividend on the
preferred stock was postponed until tu-
ture meeting Of the hoard on account of a
communication received from the voting
trustees stating that they had been re
ouested by holders Of large amounts or
Preferred and common stock to extend the
period Of the voting trust, ana that In view
Of such request they had determined 10 Is
sup circular "a the stockholders suggest
ing and recommending such extension.
"Pending the ascertainment of the wishes
Of The Stockholders IN this respect the
board considered it best to postpone action
on the dividend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
NASSAU Nav Recover.

Taylor, Texas, August 22.-whl Massey
who was shot ny his step.son last Wednes
day morning. is reported as doing we'll and
that he will recover. In dressing the
wound in his face and neck the doctp
were compelled to remove all the bone 81
the lower Jaw,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
sEARoRp INDEPENDENT.
President Williams Says II viii Not
Enter the Combination.

Enter the Combination.
Atlanta, Ga, August 22.-With reference
n rumors that the Seaboard Air Line
vonld enter into a merger with other
southern roads under the control Of J.
pierpont Morgan, the following telegram
was received today by an Atlanta paper:
Reports that any negotiations are now
to sale Of the controlling interest in
This system by its present owners are alb
snlutejy without foundation.
THE Seabourd Air Line system Is now
and Intends TO remain Independent and vii
continue TO devote its best energies and eff
,orts toward advancing the interests OF the
territory which II now occupies or which
II may hereafter In H. WORK Of develop
ment Johu ShtIton Wt,i1IIs
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out rest o
to TinkhamS Vegetable Compound
Mrs H. r. WELLS tastlegate, Utah aug. 90 10Oo)
examined and said womb Of crooked and
could old
health Menruaon not regular have dis
skeleton 'AT MAGGIE srAmErT, Keyser
W. Va. (May l6 1ooo)
DEAR Mrs highly praise Lydia Pinkham's Yege
otherwise WELL
o 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Texans in New York.

lnpeCIdl 10 ~ iYsN"
New York, August 22,--The following
Texans are registered in New York:
Waco.-Mrs. j. Alderman, J. Alderman
Broadway Central. n
Sberman--J Sherry, Albert.
Beaumont.-H. d, Keith aud wife and two
children, Normandie.
Galveston.-N. skinner; Imperial p.oh
Daiias.-S. A. Cooke, Imperial; a. bach
arch Kenslng; J.. l.. Wood, Northlapd.
Victorla.-J. f. Mailman, i. oCohnef'
Ne owran n,e W. E. Brown. Westminster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

w.. ~ Ns dhCS'
!. A'p'ey' Texas August pa monu.
\, - JUST been placed at the grave of
y zee Flares, the first white person
\. ~. = colin county. She was born In
u iS s'lsrn part Of the county November
hi ~ ala died at Rockwall on NAV II
E,,s ssma remains were inferred at Pecan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

Terrell, Texas, August 2L-Rey w %.
Thompson. pastor of the Cumberland Pros
byterian church, this city rendered his
resignation in order 10 take advantage ot
a ycnr at n theological school. Tho rhnrrG
refused to accept his resignation, hnt CAV
him an eight months vacation In order To
attend the school.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
PETER POWER RELEASED

New York, August 2e-Peter Power, VINO
was named as complainant in the suit 10
prevent the turning over OF Northern rO'
cihc stock 10 tho Northern Securities com.
pany and who was sentenced 20 thirty
days imprisonment for contempt ~ court.
iu failing "a obey subpoena to TESTIFY,
WAS released from Ludlow street jail, ~
Rmincr Mahic and his LAWYER pleaded 10
d0v that they should relieve him OF the
charge Of contempt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Greek nov sedousIY InIuted.

j. II Washington. a negro, is held &c
the police station on the Gharge OF assault
and battery II Is claimed that he struck
small white boy. named Chris vihho, on
the head with . rock, probably fracturing
the sRuH. The alleged assault occurred on
market square Thursday afternoon. The
injured lad IS reported 10 he in a serious
condition The case against washington
has been postponed until the complainant u
able TO appear In court
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o,.,4.,s Mere Not ResponsibIe

Port Arthur, Texas August 2l.-There
are no new developments In the anti-nesro
troubles here The Post correspondent ask
cd several negroes what they Intended DO
ing aud they all said it was their intention
to get away as soon as possible,
The Carpenters union called It's members
onI from work upon which negroes were en-.
,acad hut there the opposition ceased and
she carpenters, so fnr as can be learned,
had nothing 10 do With the trouble.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Il. Z. SOC.

H. r. stolz. aged 40 years. died at bis
residence, 2420 Washington street, az 2;Sl
O'Clock yesterday morning The funeral
yesterday uudrr the auspices ~ Magnolia
lodge No. Z Soma Of Herman, of Whiel
deceased wle member. Rev William Bias
berg conducted the religions service. Tha
remains were Inferred 10 the German Gem
terry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Anliness MeetIna at Jaeksborc.

Iackshoro Texas. August 81 Rev Myers
of the Holiness faith is holding a meet.
Ing here and deep interest Is being mau'
tested Large crowds are IN attendance
and a good number have professed. II mas
been going on three weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Msstinn Near MineraI Wells.

Mineral Wells, Texas, August -l,--Ney'
John l.. Andrews has commcnced pro
tracted meeting ono mile west ar town.
which has been IN progress two days
There were three accessions to The cnHrch
last night,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Residence Near Kaufman.

hutnas, Texas, August 2l.-The resi-
Fls d Mr.. Hern between Rosser and
Es, vas DESTROYED by fire Tuesday
NV NE family. was picking cotton. He
|sla lone o. his household goods and
huailes bis loss at $1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
DEPOT at Crurnbv

sssnville, Texas. August %. The Katy
IVY a Grumpy. sixteen miles east Of
n. As burned early this morning. Origin
,,, ~ Ute and amount Of loss. were not
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New churoh Ion rayIor.

Taylor. Texas, August % Bids have
been called for for the erection Of hand
some brick church building for the Meth
odlst church. South 10 he erected on tue
site formerly occupied by the church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Birdie Bees.

Birdie. the three and a half year old
dnnaht-r uf Nj and Mrs l.. l.. Recs. died
fast night nj s.3O O'Clock az the residence.
32l5 Odin avenue The funeral viii take
place this morning at 10 o'clock. lnterineht
Ia Hollywood.
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Residence at Celeete

vase Texas. August 21.-Louis Moser's
M, burned this evening at a loss on
nm sna furniture of $500; Insurance,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
suooeasful Meetina Near TerreII. .

Terrell. TeSas, August 1.-THE Baptist
protracted meeting In the southern part Of
the city Is having considerable success
under the leadership Of the pastor, Rev.
w r, Kendall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

Jack County Sunday School Convention
Jackboro, Texas August q The Ja'E
County Sunday School convention Is 'A ses-
sion here today with a good number Of
delegates in Attendance Lewis Collins ~
DALLAS. state field secretary, is here and
will be Of much heneht 20 the convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
:sssesesss.ss..s............
FIRST CAR OF TEXAS RICE.
The First Sack" Grower Fur
nishes the First Car.

nlshes the First Car.
The first car OF Texas rice will
reach Houston this afternoon. com.
ing from ChesterviIe via the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass road. The
car is consigned to the T. II. Thomp.
son Milling company. The rice is OF
the Honduras variety. Mr.. ]. A
Lambert Of the Thompson company
said the shipment was made by Mr..
John Linderholm, who has 600 acres
under cultivation which he estimates
VIII produce fifteen sacks to the
acre.
The first carload Of rice was re-
ceiyed last year on October S.
The first sack Of rice this year also
came from Mr.. Ilnhcrholm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

shis Signature is on every box Of the genuiAs
Laxative Br0mo.Q uinine Tasi.sa
ana .sn.sdy that esxsn . cold In ems aAys
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
LOOKING FOR RESULTS.
German Popu'acc Wanting to Know
What Henry Has Accompiished.

New York. March 19.--In spite OF
the Official frown which general com.
ment on the voyage OF Prince Henry
brings down upon any paper there ap.
pears. says the Berlin correspondent
OF The Herald. to be Il growing ten.
dency to refer to 1t. and TO ask what
practical result II has ACCOMPLISHED
The hip-hip-hoorahing has been done
and the handshaking is over. The
practical German Is asking. well
what are We going to get out OF it"'
Agrarians storm away the harder.
They say. Germany has done for
America. now il is the turn Of Amer.
lea TO do something for Germany"
The sober Taglische Runchau
breaks ground and writes about Amer.
leans thinking Prince Henry was-to
use the Yankees favorite term-a
democratic prince" TO this that pa.
per replies:
THE American. II is we'll known.
pridcs himself In "A very remarkable 2
degree on the fact that he does not al
low himself to he bln;Ted by any one or
at any time. As member OF a poker
nation he blurs naturally But today
II Is an oDen secret that Prince Henry
blnffed his friends and hosts In quite
an extraordinary way"
TIL. Rheinische Westphalische takes
the view that Germany Il making her.
self ridiculous in pursuing this sort al
picnic policy which does not come
within the realm of seriousness
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
TWO YEARS IMPRISONMENT
Norfolk Street Railway Strike Syr1pa-
thizers Tried and Sentenced.

Norfolk. Va. March 19.-Because n
threw large plank directly across the
track in front of a car during the frst
DAYS OF the strike of the street railway
men. j. w. jenkins. well-known
young man. was during the day tried
and sentenced to serve two years al
hard labor in the state penitentiary
Several torpedo explosions occurred
on the tracks during the evening. hut
the officers We're unable 10 make any
arrests. Many OF the strikers are re-
turning 10 work.
The Norfolk and Portsmouth militia
ar prepared TO respond To an einel
eencv call and can be on duty hers
within half hour after being summon
81 The street railway oiile'a!s ar,
guarding against cars being Dynamic
-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
SEIZED BY POLICE.
Carload Ct Hcrses Believed to Fave
Eeen Stolen.

ST Paul March ia carload oi
alleged stolen property al TIL Mime
apoas AMI - Louis freight depot,
ready to ~ shipped West. has been
seized by Detectives Mnrnane and
O'N.tl There We're three horses.
ihr.. carriages number OF sets OF
harness and several big boxes that
haze not been opened. in the car.
one horse and buggy belongs 70
Nike Hines of Rosemount. while an
other OF the horses was stolen from a
man named Bailey al Cottage Grove
The police believe the car load Was
obtained by gang that has been
stealing horses in Ramsey and adloin-
irg counties for a weel, past. Inc AL
thorties hope TO capture the persons
that secured the car.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19

MARTIAL LAW JUSTIFIED.
Salisbury Says Armed Resistance Is
Plenty in Cape Colony.

London. Maych 19.-The premier.
Lord salisbury, was called on TO de-
fend IT, government in the house OF
lords ay a motion Of Earl Spencer
G.iberaD. demanding detailed iniorma-
tion T garling martial law, courtsmar-
tial atd executions in Cape Colony.
Lorsl Coloridge Q.iberalD who follow
ed. dc Jared that martial law MAS i'm,
,osed over a vast area OF South AREA
where uct a shot has been fired and
where thcro Is 10 resistance 10 govern
Ii NJ authority.
Io-f Salisbury said martial Law ~as
i me fiction OF speech. What every
one pi;ted was that il was nsaes-
sarr 4efea- the designs o. the King 5
enemies HI South Africa. This. tn
government was determined 10 10 and
IL adsea raively. there vas plenty q
armed re stance. in CAPE Colony. io
fally .Hsfi.1 the application oi MARTA!
law
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
NEW HOUSE pooRKEEPE
Frank q. Lyon Of Cuba. n. y. Sue
ceeds W. j. Glenn.

Washington. March When tn
house MT Frank II Lyon ot Cuba. \.
". Was elected ioogkeeper 10 succeed
tn. late ". j Glenn The oath vas
Immediately administered 20 Mr.. Lyon
hy the speaker.
The house then went into committee
~ III. whol. and resumed consitsta
'ion az the river and harhor Til
When Mr. Hepburn tla.i. who he's
fought river and harbor bills eE"F
since he came 10 congress. arose %
speak there was an outburs' al ap-
plans. ON both sides of TIE house.
II arise 10 make my annual coafrihn-
tion TO river and harbor literature with
n miscellaneous assortment OF emo
tions. h. began. Il recognize. ne con
tinued. the utter futility of SAYING any,
thing against this bill. | recognized
that fact years ago when the pork IN
Tho barrel was only $Noo".0Va. How
ruanifestly impossible is il 20 ma \.
headway against II now that the ap.
pronriations aggregate 500 .uu1nuh.
Mr.. Hepburn comm andcd the com
nittee for taking The back trach
upon wastesli expenditures in certain
directions pointing ont the ahandon'
mont of further Improvements of the
Missouri ri1er a a inal iultllment oi
predictions made u years ago.
He sal. that congress should set 2
definite limit uron the depth 81 waie.
sought 10 h" obtained in seaport har
hors-Gu feet for instance and plae'
a limit on naval architecture. 0ther
wise he declared. there would be nc
I pf NltnftF which ADtfII
bc demanded.
SpeaSinr of the Henncpin canal Nr
Hcphurn admitted that he had No''1
for IL.
But considering the mental pen
ance have undergone since. sald ne
-and m, infancy and ignorance Whei
7 east The vote. IL will not 90 as hart
with me- as with hard-headed ol'
sinner like my friend from limos
,Nr Reevesl if he should attcmnt Il
indulge in another such freak of leg
islation." Uaughter)
THE canal was projected To got th'
nrodnco of the farmers of Iowa To tAt
Great Lakes" suggested Mr.. Reeves.
"ouitc true" retorted Mr.. Hepburn
..hut the farmers Of that day are y
doad while the incomplete canal con
tinues To draw its annual appropfia
tions from the treasury. tReneWe'
laughtcrl.
While acuuitting the chairman Q
the committee Of looking TO anything
hut the public welfare Mr.. HepAnff
said there were gentlemen upon th'
committee who did not hesifate u
..lor roll" to secure appropriations 10
their own schemes.
Mr.. Lawrence .MassN. member Q
the committee. defended the Bill III az
eyteuded Sneech.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
RuMoRs SET AT REST.
Wolseiey's Visit 10 South Africa En
sircIy Personal.

London. March IL In the house o.
commons the war secretary Nj firod
rick. ae. ut rest the ruinurs REGARDING
Lord Wnis.l.y i trip 10 South Arica
hy announcing that Tie former com
mand.r.in,hiri had gone 20 Cap"
Town on an entirely lrsNaf" NlSit-
without previously communicating
with the war Office.
Regardin. IN. roers wearing British
uniforms. Nr Brodrick said al. "lsii
ix.d nations punished such action WIN
death Beers captured wearing lI''
ish uniforms were liable 10 he shoI
after trial b. oouytma.tiai. t.of'
Kitchener. in certain cases. ha" al
ready inflicted that penalty
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
''8E ERAL VICTORY.

'epcls in Possession Of
sbI,., "uch Territory.
has re, o", March l9.-Secrctary
flom red r'lFed the following cable.
al Man ',lrnander Rodgers of the
Deral ",''e''a. at Colon:
have - mas gained n victory.
Of p,,lno lnoSSesslon OF the country
is,hnns' Fighting expected
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
PAYS A FREAK SET.
Loser Swi-s IN the ONO R'se' "'Eh
the Mercury II Zero.

Louisville. March la-E ~ nameron
paid bet that he lost On the NcHoN-
ern sullivan night hy taking a swan IN
the Ohio river with the tscfmolA"'"f
lowering around zero. Cameron swan
- feet through the icy waters and
when he reached the bank his mona-
'tache was frozen stiff and icic!es hhhs
from his hair.
pameron made hct With Henry
Yanrr. fellow employ. Of I'll" Mo- man
Lumber company. that SULLIVAN "oN"
win IN. loser TO take SWIM IN tAc
riycr on ST. Pairick's day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
RESULT OF EXPLOSION.
Three Men Killed and Int're ""'
DESTROYED.

y,uaau Wis. March la-l hr',
men killed. the entire m'ii ~, NJ
md one man injured IS 'he 'csu c,,;,,,s
n boiler explosion IN Nhee,er '' ;.h,
snwmill near Gallon, .i''asa -, a,,
miles east Of Wausau. Inc ae"' ~ :
are. Wheeler Gavitt. proprie'o, ~ ~.
mill. Chester Goldman. ehs'"oe'
Iohn Domahowskt
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
BLUE BOOK.
.fa.e p.a { oro;rscicd NeSc.
tat WIN CHINA.

|.la.e pJeA c ororac,ed NeGo.
|. a. &ith Cnira.
\ 'f Colnciden; with
!. Att1ng r.nrliiuns N
china tn. foHign
ha sued a yoluminous
J. .sgae with III. protractstl
af's~ n China and fhe
!. n March IS. 1901. to Sept.
at 'ee final protocol "as
!. 15 Fasrs of diplomatic
r. ts aud diE.sts nf Chit
J. arahl.ttles there IL am
a at the negotiations
i Mnst Intricate webs
B.. .tevvnces in the his.
/
a. glutatlon. pee ulsnrly
/ Far Eastern sliua.
a t"l from a dispatch
hassadpr nj -. Pc
Charles Scott. 10 Lord
~ British foreign secre-
tolut l.amsdorf. the
minister. is quoted "a
~ tascd at III. fact that
Uu"uf WAS d.siruils
'uyu 10 normal con.
hnt hc dreaded the
' H .h ou.bursis OF anti.
m
i rxt.nied n.Eotla.
ert of tho amount.
a. n0d ~ payment of the
~ Great Britain and
states appear from tn"
q tayc worked hand in
enHnSod by ali the other
1rn'ng Of fhc adverse
ontiurntai powers to-
lfau proposition III re.
tuUtv To 10 u,in 600.
instructed SIR Ernest
'lsh minister ut fe-
u sure erred on ih. sitl"
'autgh he was quite
r. " io more moderate re.
le other powers siren.
'' Tor Joint information
=. it" Chinese loan. This
't'" formed the rock on
- 'ers almost split. Lord
i"'d od TO hear cf n
,3i SIR Ernest Satow ca
iolog
~ 4 States is firmly or.
'n'crna'ional guarantee,
II tNe United States spe,
-. !. 9lancr. states that the
: most anxious to bring
! .Nc'ion in the indemnity,
'lt Rocl,hill liz disposed ic
;, ~ imitation 10 forty mill
- overs would agree on n
. ~ favor OF reducing the
a., . u most of the other car
ill., AnElo-American diplo
a though the American
n hllit the indemnity ques
i idE'io court Of arbitration
i, 'lsal on all sides. includ
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
TAKEN BY REVOlUTlONISlo %
Venezuelan Town OF Juan Gr'ego IS
Captured.

Port of Spain. Trinidad. March ~
A ,o,c. ot Venezuelan insurgents. sup
norted by the revolutionary steamer
uolivar. captured the town of Juan
Cricgo, on the Island OF Marsarita' and
o,,arwards =, moved on the town OF
Asuncion. capital Of the island. The
Venezuelan government troops were
I.,foatcd and there was every indlca-
,;on that the insurgents would soon
Ne masters OF the whole island.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
INDIANS ARE FROZEN.
rwo Redskins Found Dead on tac
Prairie Near Standing ROCK.

pismarcl. ~. D.. March i9.-Ncpor's
,,.,u, standing Rock reservation state
.,a, two Indians were found frozen To
.laa,h and that many dead cattle We're
.'a,'n IN mo prairie. having perished III
the storm, .nor.
tered homcseekers known 70 W 90 -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
Outbreak ct Aibanians.

Constantinople. March ia p,ha ,ha
nj 900 Albanians recently a''acheu ,mo
town of Filiata. Severai men " m.
tilled or wounded on both siaes. ri,, ny
endorsements of troops sen. :" ,, in ~.
iatn irom Yiana, developed signs ~ ",;nr no
.ubordination. owing to thelr pay ;"'nat, ",
,"aIeounte. No Christians par'i''pa''
N, -. ,,vt th.ook
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-03-19
Site for Sherman Statue.

New York March -. 4 site for ST
Caudien's statue OF General sherman
presented To this city by the chambe.
ol commerce. has been chosen by tht
park commission. II will be placed az
the southeast entrance OF Central park
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-24
WOKE IMPERIALISM

The way finally chosen by the admin
istradon out of the Cuban difficulty is
properly enough, the imperialist way. 1t
is the same in principle as the way
chosen to govern the Philippine islands
in their civil interests-invest the national
executive with absolute powers in the
premises
We have heard the United States SEN
ate protesting against the usurpation of
its treaty making powers, and the house
of representatives revolving against the
appearance on the part of the other
branch of the national legislature of in
terfering with its constitutional preroga-
tive of originating all revenue bills. And
all this in connection with the reciprocity
which both houses, under the direction Of
the executive, have united in kicking out
of doors. But no Republican voice has
yet been heard against investing the ex-
ecutive of the nation with Judicial and
legislative as well as executive powers.
Yet this proposed Cuban treaty meas
ure-one OF the most cowardly and dan
gerous legislative makeshifts ever in
dulged in since the Missouri compromise