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-RANsPAcIFIC MAILs.

,,-r. TO- China and Japan. tay
10 &c SaDtsmbeT - inclusive. for dis
0stc1 per : Tosa Maru- Registered mail must Be
directed VIA Seattle
Mails for China and Japan. via Tacoma close here dey
az 630 D m September 70 inclusive for dispatch
Mails for Hawai- China Japan and first class matter fer
Phippine ISLANDS. Wa o9n traheIsc9. close osts
Ssilv a. $40 D September 70. inclusive tor
daIs - ~ : Hong kong
,fsil Francisco. c-ose here daily az
m % september - inclusive ''i oi7b1'-S
sIsr~At7
'I GOV The Pr npne Islands. via san francisco Gloss
$40 n n September I'll Inclusive
FOR dispatch L : Tra0suort
Wes- Australia which goes
Nsw-Zsaand- which goes via san
Islands via Vancouver and Ficrora
p r close mere ~ $50 0 after august 80
Ard mn 10 September ia Inclusive for Dispatch per
A..
D1iIirpina Va Francisco. close hers
5stIv NJ 50 q September Ut inciusNs. io0
dispatCF d : en-
SEQ m ID 20 Septer1oSf
$40 inclusive. for dispatch = $ Mar posa
except West Austra!la ",Cn - -
Eurouej. New-Zeaiand. + j. samoa ana
Francisco close here diS az o-SS p n
arrf@r and % S-2tenlsr n
|irsivs OF : lJ1cania- dus az View
r-1,lar dispatch per s 3 ventura
forwarded 70 port OF SAILING daily
and r. srheduIe OF clos IS arranged on the pre-
SUMPTION OF uninterrupted overland transit fRss
fstsrs5 M ii closes 8 Q. previous day..
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster
Postoncs Nsx-York- y Y. August . 1so2
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4 MEXICAN WAR PENsIoNER AND A CIVIL
WAR VETERAN LOSES HIS LIFE
AT MORRISTOWN.

Morristown y. j. Sept John Murphy
eighty-two years old. who lived in the whip
pany Road, was found drowned to-day IN
small stream that empties into the Whppahy
River Part OF the sidewalk had been torn up
in morris-st and a large main is IN the course
Of construction. Murphy was on ms way ho'"e
last night and must have fallen into the hoIe-
:. & err,,oesd that he struck his head against
large stone. and while unconscious was
drowned Coroner Leonard viii empaneI jury
Mr.. Murphy leaves one daughter ana one spi'
Mexican War and a veteran of the civil war.
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DOG INFORMS OF CHILD'S DEATH,
HE AwAKENs HIS MASTER AND LEADS HIM
TO THE BODY

F2ebe,cs EtIernan. nine years old Tell to her death
Yesterday morning in an airshaft between the
houses at Nos. 81 and IS East Fourth-st- That she
had been killed might have been discovered for
hours had II not been for intelligent dog, which
gently nipped his masters hands to awaken him
The knowing animal then led the way to the bot
tom OF the airshaft.
The father Of the child with his wife and four
other children, came this city from Fairhaven'
Mass last Friday for a short vacation They
stayed Monday night in the apartment Of isaac
rsirecritz q daIicatessen dealer. at No 70 East
Fourth-st Kaiser. Leipschitzs big dog, nearly
pulled him of MS chair, in which he slept, at
The street door the morning. The DOG Whineu
and at last gently bit his masters hand Leps hilI
was at first inclined 10 be angry, but the animal
Was so pers steut that last he followed II TO the
bottom OF the airshaft at the rear OF the store;
on her head and on striking had bitten her tongue
n
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TRANsATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDSFED AY-At $50 n for Europe per ;
Paul via Southampton mail Tor Ireland must .
re~tsd Paul.. $50 n tSupple-17l-
~ 10 m 70 Europe per Majestic va queens
Snain Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece British Inds
and Lorenzo Nsr~usz. : La SaNoS We ss.s~
mail for other ars Of Europe must be directed Per
sSTI-RDAY-At $50 a. m for Europe per . s Etrars-
Z for Italy direct per > =
orst BE- : TraVel: az f.So
N for Netherlands direct. Per : Staatenoan mai
5i-s~ra1 5 Staatsncam y AZ > d
Yor FeIgum direct per : = F--esland man mus g
7Irar+sd snAr FrissIlrd'1. az $50 a m TO-
land direct per : Astoria tn4i must De oil7cN7'
.pt5sTSTE-D NATTER ETC.-Ths steamer takes Printed
Natter Commercial Papers and Samples tor Germany
for other parts %
Europe viii not this ship unless specielN
directed by ---s,a-r..
After the closing OF Supplementary nc
Mails raued above additional Supplementary Ms!Ls -
cna1s4 an the piers OF the American English. Frencn
ana German steamers. and remain open untl Vilhin
Ta1 Minutes of the hour OF sailing OF steamer
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OFFICES

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NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR DYING.

Flint Mich. Sept. 2.-Judge George H Durand,
the Democratic nominee for Governor, who was
stricken with paralysis yesterday. was conscious
this morning but unable to speak. His physt-
clans said Judge Durand might live forty-eight
hours but that his recovery was all but 1mposSi-
BILE Judge Durand has been in poor health for
two weeks, but il only in the last twenty-tour
hours mat alarming SYMPTOMS developed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03
GETS BOSTON TREMONT THEATRE.
ARRANGEMENT MADE BY THE INDIE
PENDENT BOOKING AGENCY

The most important announcement made by the
independent Booking Agency since its organization
two months ago is the acquisition of the fremont
Theatre in Boston. This announcement made
yesterday. and adds the fremont to the chain of
theatres that is being rapidly established by James
h Hackett, Harrison Grey Fiske and Maurice
campbell representing the Independent Booking
Agency The arrangement between John 3.
Schoenel, manager of the fremont Theatre. and
the independent Booking Agency, calls for the
cLusiVe bookings of attractions at the fremont by
the agency. There will be no change in the man
ageent Of the theatre Mr.. Schoe1fel still remain
ing In control. The fremont has in the past been
regarded as an independent theatre" but Mr..
any other person or agency to make bookings for
TINS thSatre Mrs. FiSke and Miss CroSlnan have
usually played their Boston engagements at this
theatre, and this season Mr.. Hackett plays his
Boston engagement in The Crisis this house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03
DEMOCRATIC SWEEP IN ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. Sept. 2-PartiaI returns indi
cate the election the Democratic State ticket by
a majority ranging from 5000 to 5000 Governor
jefferson Davis heads the ticket Governor Davis
carried the home ward of Chairman H L. Remmet
of the Republican State Central Committee. at
Newport II went Democratic for the first time in
twelve years
The following Democratic Congressman were
elected over their Republican opponents: LIST Dis
trict, R B Macon; lid District. ). B. Brundidge;
lid District Hugh i DinsmOre: WITH District. j.
5. Little, With District c. c. Reid: With DISTRICT
Wallace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03
/ yFV COMET DISCOVERED.

San Jose. Cal, Sept. Wv. ". Campbell director
of the Lick Observatory, reports that comet was
discovered By Professor Perrtne on Monday morn
ing in the constellation of Perseus- Its position
vas ut ascension three hours and eighteen min
ur,S and dec ination thrty-our degrees and thirty
nine minutes. IL is moving slowly northwest. ana
is visible without a telescope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

Miss Alice w Cayvan declares the report untrue
that her sister. Miss Georgia Cayvan. the actress
has been taken from the sanatorium in Flushing
Long Island. to Boston Miss Cayvan says further
that her sister is blind, as reported although
her eyesight is affected somewhat. She read
ily recognize her friends. She is and never
has neth the least violent On account of her
phySlcal illness her mind has weakened although
she is entlrely rational times. Her condition
always in happy mood
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PostOmce Notice.

should be read DAILY by all Interested changes may
occur a any tiule1
u-sfz, mails ror the week ending September g. ie-
% -loss tpronpv in all at the General Eso1lee
Hour Garner l-iai
below
close AZ
r half hour closing time Shown oel9 tsNst
and Central AMERICA
- cnlon cIose one hour later For.-gn Statlonl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

,cty r,-,r,ad At Lake Sunapee. y n, Saturday,
August 80 william H Ash. in the 18th year Of his
go faithful and trusted employee OF c.
MANS Sons
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. August 81 Henry Beden. Of
IT, - Esv Henry Beden and Caroline Wilcox aged
e funeral services at his late residence No
% ~ near 117th-stt Wednesday. Sd inst
IL a
pp,DcN.N-At Boston. August - 1892. after
htNlLo John HaTtWe Bridgman. aged
at- eyc sury ivu- Of Dr. George u.
r Bridguian
CARPENTER-At scarsdate; y y. Ninth month. u.
pPicbsrd e Carpenter. Notice OF funeral hereafter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / at Newton. y. J.. David r
Funeral At hriS Church
Hswtnn ar s:p, Wednesday. September ;.
JACKsoN-In New-Iork CIty, Tuesday. September :.
1000 Il enc wife \. W Jackson. NJ. D. daughter
80 -ba ate Rev j. s Backus. D. D Funeral services
a. No sss sth-ave. September o'clock. Burial
a Groton N L
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DIED.,

~ R15 Upper Ssransc Lake. after -hort nlrsss
.eioVet ~ife Of solomon Loeb. Notice Of fneras
hIpL-aa1-At Oyster Bay. Long Island September
Ir,ssusa u Indian tuSe waTehantl wife nr alfraT
LtIu1Ian aged al years Funeral from 4, Paul.. n q
sEuICn on Friday September g. At I 30 D m Rsls-
yves shc frends are invited
80 Lu;y Vaughn Haisteac wife OF Samuel Il <
nIzzy Funeral service on ThurSdav Sentence
,eI ia.e residence No 25 Broadway. Paterson a.
oDELI1-Isaae CtieH on SEPTEMBER = IN nj, SSH, r.-
S5rfices At MS late residence, PIeasanrvtIls
L. rrldt1 p H. Carriages VII meet rain arrir-
tsIota ,~ Anateiile l2+@ Interment ar White
Flalns Hurai Cemetery at I D m - o
oFP1h E-t(7 Sunday, August 81 at Frentix-7 srs+--
yLaH-- o. eesFt failure. Miriam Wilton VIII. ~
merry r. Opdyks- Of Pianfeld \ J. -
ES-s>n September 1902 at tae horne ar hgs
On ' Rs, i y Sutghen, at Old short HHIs n J.
il, Norris Sutphen aged 50 years Funeral
services VIII De held Old Short FIUls a. rb1,r-<s
ING Ior relatives and friends short FINs Stso- ~
dIIltaI OF tram reaching there 2:40 . m I1rs-
papers please copy ''a " i
"ELLEsS-At Lake George on August .. 1902 Ed
~so Livingston Weles. Intsrrnent at Ann Art9or
NffEsF<t@sfS-At Pleasantville, y Y Ausus, II fao-
Sadeny Anon Wheeer. - years old Isrs Of The -,
regular infantry Funeral residence Septenrbsr =
at S:S' q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

Highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees: lowest -
"a for corresponding date last year IS
% ,o- corresponding date last twenty-five wears 20
IocsI forecast-Fsr to-day; Thursday fair cooler at
night variable winds.
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NETWORK CITY


Mall subscribers 20 the DAILY and TRI-VvEERLiT win
be charged cent IN addlIl7c 70
the AIMED above
The Tribune viii be mailed o Cuba Porto Fze6.
and the Philippines without expense foFega
Postal Union Inc Irihuns VII Be mailed me f0lloHnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

- ,h,s diagram the continuous line shows the
indicated by The Tribune's
rn3Ir barometer. The dotted lire the temDers
- ss recorded a Perry's Pharmacy
The following official record from the Bureau
shows the changes the for last twentv
four hours In comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
extreme Northwest is Alberta, and as
result there has marked fall in temperature over
that district Elsewhere the interior the weather has
helm warmer while in Atlantic and Gulf States there
Vas a moderate fall temperature There have been
l showers in the Gulf Atlantic States while over
the remaining districts weather has been generally
fair showers are probable Wednesday in Eastern Flor
a. .ha Middle CIlf States Central Rocky Mountain
region and on Thursday in the Southern Rocky Noun
ain region and Florida II will be cooler We'd
asda throughout the West and Thursday and Thurs
1i-b+ in the central valleys and the Lake region
md Middle Atlantic Frosts probable tnusday
-Torrre IN the Central Rocky Mountain districts On
The England light fresh vest winds VIII
variable. Mi4dle South Atlantic ana sun
coasts and lower Lakes the winds VIII De lshI
ard yariaoIe while che upper Lakes they VIII ne
Trex5 sou-herv shifting to northwestern steamers
I,srri-e Wednesday European ports Will have hgnt
flesh westerly WINS becoming F4tldos' "i-u I@4
resrber TO the Grand Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

Bruce McRea who Miss Julia Marlowe
leading man for the last two seasons. will appea
with Miss L .hel Barrymore at the Savoy Theatre
a Country Mouse and Carrots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

Address All relative subscriptions
advertisements THE TRIBUNE. Nsv-Tork city Re-
nit by Poscofce ordef order drsfr
registered letter
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roPrrAsr FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAI and THCKsDA4-
For Nev-Ergland fair to-day: light to fresh west
winds Thursday partly cloudy with cooler on the south
For Eastern New-Yor District OF Columbia Virginia
MARYLAND Delaware. Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Isrev fair today Thursday cooler night: vaft-
FOR western Pennsylvania and Western Ne~-fork
,sir to-Jav. thursday cooler variable winds
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC

THURSDAY-At 80 for Northern Brazil per > =
Alps via Ceara. Maranham. Para and Aa9aos: AZ
S-bfsoas Der 5 Esperanza tnai for other parts Of
Mexico must be directed ger 5 Espersnza y -
"a 1ierarhar1 and Ceara: al $50 p Jamaica.
per $ Admiral Schey. from boston -, -.
FRIDAY-At $50 a N toT bC4zli- pr s 9yIoI 90
Peruaunbuco. Bahia Rio Janeiro ara santos mail Io
Northern Brazil, ArgertiEe Uruguay and Parasuy m1sr
be arrested per ByronD- at 10 a. m for 81
Prince. Petit tIoaVs AUX Gay IS ana Jac
-rai ~ Prins VIM III tuaN for other parts of
Iiaift curacao VerezueII Trinidad British and Dutch
he directed Prrs Wn- III ,. at
fo- Mexico per Santiago. via TampicO Cam
Peciee anu ~ 10 N for Yucatau and Campeche. per
II so n FOR Newfoundland g
rorssn from Philadelphia
Paraguay per H1.ace' az a m IS1pp.eInentary
: : Philadelphia mail FOR savanna and Ss.tssens
must be directed per t'hiacelphia y az $50 m
1eI1lsnerary 1890 for Fortune Island. jamaica
Savania Cartasena Per : $ Acne mail toT costa
Fira must directed per 5 Alere > at $50 a. n
s,,nniar1entarv for Haiti and santa Marta
nsr 8 Adirondack. At 10 a. n for cuba per 3 =
Moro Castle Havana. at 10 for Grenada snd
C~1ri:vba N3tanzas f7rtindry mail only winch
must be directed per $ Curityo ,
- To- >-,v,f-,,r5Iar4 5y rail 10 North sydney snd
qben-e by steamer close at this once daily a. $50 p m
fc,,rs-tinc close Monday Wednesday and
SatIrffavl for MIGUEL T. by rail 20 Boston ana
t-. IN, steamer close daily $40
W,tfs Cor cuba Port Tampa Fla ard thence
office daily. except Thursday.
s-re connecting made NOn6
Ws,+-sefavs and SATURDAYS Mails FOR Nexco CIV
1900 ,,,Isss specaIiv addressed dispatch BY
o ard II 81 p NJ Sl1days a. en- D N C ana II -
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v ~ SUNDAYS a II tco1necti7S closes he-s Mon
5ays fer costa Rca) Registered mail closes az m
rrsvfoUs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

" J. lie Moyne whose retirement from the stage
on account of serious illness was announced last
week, is reported to have almost regalned his
health. In the event of his complete recovery he
VIII appear in the cast of Mrs. LIE Moyne'S produc-
ton Of Among Those Present during its New
York
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Tribune subsrrIptIon Rate,

country OF al udd and address changed az ofgen as de-
sed subscriptions be your reEuiar drsier
The Tribune Office - - ~
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Rurnett's yanilIa

!, ,,rs Don't let your grocer work of a cheap and
sSsro,,s substitute. Insist on having Burnett's
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SINGLE COPIES.

SINGLE COPIES.
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DAILY, Scenf u lex
WEEKLY FARMER. cen-sf
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For all the United states canada and Mexics
toutsde " 'he ooroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx
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Do not he imposed on.
Always demard the genuine
Murray & Lanman Florida Water
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Mrs Patrick Campbell, who was to have opened
at the Garden Theatre on Monday. September 10. in
g + Rcnsons play Aunt JEANNE" has postponed
the produrtion until Tuesday evening. September t.
in order not to clash with the other advertised
Monday openings. r F. Benson Will arrive from
EurODe Saturday be hand for the first per
Torrance of his play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-03

Anna Held returned yesterday for another season
in THE Little Duchess" She is another OF those
who rode in the Fair automobile on the day before
The accident They are getting as numerous as the
pa ssengers on the MaytoweV-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-28

Another Party OF Cermsrs 20 S:ucy
American Industries.

New York. July .s~-one o. ~"
kaisrrs p.s hobbies is to send rrit y
councillors and spec al ersoys - n.
rioua parts d. IN. world especially In
the United States. 10 act as Foeallet'
commercial detectives cables IT."
Berlin correspondent 81 the Herald
prtyy Councillor .oldh'rrrr recently
returned from an eight months tour
o! the United States. having conc'ude
an exhaustive solnm. os ohs"rs alton
ard statistics regarding the industries
and prospects Of commercial rl'a4fs
between German, and the United
States other distinguished Germans.
INCLUDING coun, Winckl"r. Count Si"r-
aiorpr and Count Pourta.les are now
preparing 70 visit the United states
and then report IN tho kaiser
They will inspect factories. n'ils
and mines and visit New York. iitfT
hnry. Chicago. 50 Louis. Cincinnati
and San Francisco
Tho kaiser displays an nnan,nr ha'
hlc thirst 30 learn everything possible
about the state of business and nj
fairs In the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-28
IN Or. WILSON'S BEHALF.
Senator Hanna Sends Another Ieie
Gram TO Washington.

Cleveland. July Senator Hanna
has son: another telegram To Washing
Ton in regard 10 Or Russell Wilson
who Is about TO be tried by confimar
tiai IN Nicaragua for participating ~
,libustcrins expedition
DISPATCHES from Nicaragua stat
that pr. Wilson was suspected of nay
irg participated in an oxpedi'ioh y
ono of the provinces of Nicaragua n
ls9a
Il have discovered" said Senator
Hanna that nr Wilson was stu
don't in the medical department O.
ohio state university in 1899 and n
dia no, graduate from that institution
until 1900 There is no truth IN the
charge ;ha, h participated IN the rev
olu,ion of lS9a have wired 10 ). =
nm assistant secretary ot state re
ouesting him 10 notify oui 'hlnis'el ~
Nicaragua and see that pr. wilson i
accorded full and fair triai ior ms
life :"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-28

Til. haitl. Mas bti... but noteworthy
and viii live in pusil!silc history
When tn. men came together Ftfy
appeared rather worried. hr' upon n !.
opening OF the frs; round H. assumed.
m mir OF absolu'. couaa.at. and
fought With the ,isl.hcratea.sA ~ The
general that he ~
AZ early N tn. second rn,ing TI.e
simmons had 1"rtl.s hicettu. protast.
!, from ii. mouth and roa. Again
and again h. landed on hte hulAt a.
pon.ns. getting awap I'm suth clever
manner that the arena rang mtA
Cheers.
|, seemed indeed that Jf~rles could
nearr.l, weather III. gaie In IT,
eighth round N" .ui cam. During a
ser!ca " hot exchange Fs.ss.tli n.afi s
fans.d With biz guard down and sIst1i.e
In the champion The latters r..ty
consisted ~ tho twa terrible hloas tta,
htongh, back 80 hin. The aee.ltg cham
I.nnship aai forever removed 'he -
eran flt4s.tnnnns from the as;lc arena
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-28
GREAT RUSH OF EMiGRAN'S ;.
All Steamers From Scandinavian Ports
Are Crowded.

Copenhagen. Denmark. July 2s~
The transpot, lines here are coping
with the greatest rush OF SoandlhaN AN
cmigrai ion to the United states since
the SOS Every outgoing vessel. scan
dinayian or American. ~ cro"u'd
The Oscar r. of the Scandinavian
American Tine is taking loo" emf
grants on each trip. Her two sister
ships will now hc hurried towards
completion in order to handle the frai.
nc. The cause OF this rush Is the nh
preccdcntcd hard times throughout
Scandinavia. as we'll as the more
stringent conscripsion laws In sweden
The emigrants are mostly OF an excel
lent class and are bound chief! To th'
Western states. where they VIII settle
on agric ulturnl lands. The total mum.
bers Of emigrants which left this pof'
for the United States during the n'n'
months ending with March, wv
were: Denmark 3.3s3. Norway s'"'''
Sweden 1901.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-28
CRITICAL ~ HAYTi.
Condition cF Affairs as Reported us
ntrisscr Powell.

Washington. July -> Tumal;uans
conditions cantinp" I'D iiaNt acroHaite
10 aa1iccs received - The STATE et
partm.rt from Minister Powell VIII +
nj Port an Prince IT, cables that lN
war has been declared throughout th
coun'r, and that General Firm.n. ar
aspiraa; FOR the presidency i>
marching on PoT, au Prince The Pre-
y!s!pnal government haS heeA dts
solved The acting president has II
a communication go tho diplomatic
corps declaring tha. Admiral klllich
Is n pirate and asking that tn naYai
vessels 81 foreign countries capture
him wherever found Tn" preeedontS
show that the naval powers have DE-
cidea 10 pay no attention TO any suCh
nrociama,ion but 10 regard men II
kilirk's position as simply rebels
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-07-28
The Same Old story

j \. Kelly relates sn experience sim
lar - that which has har pened IN al.
most ever, neighborhood IN the United
States and has been told and re told b.
thousands ~ others. lie says: Last
summer | had an attact of dysentcTy
and purchaseh bottle OF Chamberlains
Cole. Cholera and Direhoea Remedy
which l used according to directions
and with entirely satisfactory results
The trouble was controlled much quick
or than former attacks when ! used other
remedies Mr. Kelly is well known
citizen of Henderson. y C. For s..e hy
All Druggists.