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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
.nUR KEIGHBORS
THE CANADIANS
Former Finance Minister Foster
Talks Of Dominion Outlook.
WILL Be GREAT WHEAT RAISER
within Rive Years. lie says, CAM
ada VIII Uc Able To suppl
EsnIsnd Win All ~
n%readstuns she Needs.

New York, Dec. i2.-Gcorse $. Eos
ter, former finance minister Of Canada
who has just returned from England
where he has been making speeches 10
favor OF a preferential tarln and as
slsting In the campaign Of former Co
ionial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain,
declares that within FIVE years the Do
minion will be able to supply England
with the wheat now sent from the Unit.
cd States.
Last year" he says. 1--WE raised CO..
100000 bushels OF wheat, and more than
100. 600. 900 bushels Of grain. We now
have under cultivation 10000 900 acres
Of wheat land. and stlll have 100. 900. 00c
ncrcs. Just MS good. which will
ne Erain-producing' irnd within the
nea future. No country In the world
viii take the place Of Canada ~ n food
producer. This II due To the richness
OF her soil and the clluatc.
I'VE Canadians think the United
States. In all It's relations with us. has
been n very insistcnt nation. Your
people are the best In the world, but
we do not look upon your government
as the broadcast minded In the world.
we import from the United States a
large number Of agricultural products,
hut from M the United States imports
yery little. In manufactured goods our
tarir runs about 90 pcr cent. while
that OF the United States ~ about Al
per cent. The disparity seems too
great. II you won't let ~ In on
fair tarin. Wen have to raise the tarif
against you.
I'VE think our country Is Just n,
good M the United States. There wn'
n feeling Of disappointment among n
concerning the Alaskan award. but tina
~ passing away. You see. the Unite,
States stretches its carcass across GU
front door. We've got To step ovc yoI
people when we want to get out To Sc;
that Is. II you will let uA."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
FIRE DOES MUCH DAMAGE.
rhe Forestry school nuiidins L.
Compi.,-i, G~utt.d-ios. Placed
at StDO.OOO.

New Haven. Conn, Dec. i2,-Yalo
university students sustained n severe
loss early Saturday morning when the
Forestry school building was com
plotcly Quilted by FIRE. The loss In
volycd Is estimated at over 500, 900
on the building alone. while many ino
specimens OF plants and trees, which
can not be replaced. were destroyed.
The lire started. II Is beloved, from
an o|yerheatod furnace In the lower
part Of the building.
The building was formerly tho real
dcnce Of Prof, Marsh. II was con
structed Of stone, and was three sto'
rles high.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
BAD TROLLEY CAR ACCIDENT.
aud Bruisrdi Dr. Lyon Prob
ably Fatally Injured.

Canton. o., Dec. i2.-Hcnry Ever
ett's private trolley ear, Josephine"
with MIR. aud Mrs. Charles Curric and
DIR, and Mrs. o, NJ. Lyon. all of Akron.
as passengers. was wrecked In this
city Friday afternoon.
DIR. Lyon was probably fatally hurt,
while Mrs. Lyon received injuries
that may prove serious. The ear was
badly damaged, The accident oc.
cured at the junction Of the Canton
q Akron Electric railway and the
city line. The a was coming toward
the city at q lively rate and the mo.
torpan applied the air some distance
before the switch was reached, but
the wheels slipped on the rails, and
the front trucks left the track and
struck a telephone pole, knocking II
down and battering In the end of the
car. All those on board were severely
shaken up and yer somewhat bruised.
Mr.. Curric Is general manager OF
the Northern Ohio Traction Co.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
ASK CONGRESS- FOR BIG LOAN
Worlds Fair Delegates Negotiating
For S4,soo,ooo.
~ Th-y Get -.he-Moncy II VIII he
Paid In ipstnIimepts sud he
Closed ~ By November 4.


Washington. Dec. Zone OF the
objects OF the visit 10 Washington Of
Messrs. ID. u. Francis, d. NJ. Housor
and w. II. Thompson Ia believed to
be hat as representatives Of the Lou
isiana Purchase Exposition Co. they
seek 10 secure si.5OO.000 from the
United States government in behalf
of the exposition. "a they ask for any.
thing or expect the government To
contribute any additional aid II will
be In the nature Of a loan. They will
not ask a direct appropriation Of the
amount. II Is understood that 81 900,
900 tx To be turned over to the cxposi.
tion company on January | next, ST..
0Oo. 900 ON February. 81 100000 March
!, 100000 April I. and 100000 on
May I. In other words. the total
amount OF fi.50o.OO Is desired In Ave
installments each 81 $4,000 00. with
the exception Of the last. which Will
be OF 5000 900. The plan contemplstes
tho exposition company obligating II
F'Nl " Alf Nl'ti W. w k'N'fh
meat OF the entire amount In install.
mcz.s Of tho same character. II pro.
poses To pay back 81 .000.O00 ON OF
hitor August I, $1,000 0n0 ON Scptcm.
Der I. 81. 900. 900 on October I. 81 900.
900 on November I. 5000 600 ON dc.
cembcr I.
Late Friday night President Francis
made the formal statement:
I'VE are In Washington to present
the claims Of st. Louis to the national
republican committee for the national
republican convention OF 1901. While
here we are comforting with some oI
the members Of both houses OF con
gross concerning the scope OF our OK
position and It's possible needs. No
now policy has been formulated moi
has any proposition been made To con
grcss or 10 the administration.
THE exposition has assumed proper
lions beyond our most sangulnc OK
pectations. Applications for cpacc
from foreign countries and from do
nestle exhibitors are far In excess
NJ the supply. although We have l2s
acres under roof. and that II far more
than any other exposition has cvei
had.
AN but three Of the exhibit palaces
are practically completed. We are
receiving and installing exhibits. ant
shall he thoroughly ready for the open
lng. April 30. 1901. The attendance
from oyery section OF the Union an,
liz possessions and from foreign coun
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
STATES
! SENATOR SM00T
~deasing Interest Being Mani.
tested In His Case.
RIVALS THE ROBERTS CASE
DrGons Committee On Privileges
~ and Elections MA, Ina"irs
Into the Attitude OF the
Mormon Church.

Washington. Dec. ii.-Congresslonal
Nlers ut the White House are mani
Atsting increasing interest In the case
asJvoiving the seat Of Senator Smoot.
Of Utah, and the Indications now arc
that the contest. which. II Is asserted.
10 certain to result from the present
agitation. will rival In Importance and
In ~earnestness the case Of Brigham II.
Roberts before the house Of represent
''yI1s n few years & While the pres
"a IL familiar with the develop
n thus far In the Smoot case. M
" II being made by either side to
~ him into the controversy. Tho
cation being general that II In
YES n question which the senate
.. determine for itself.
Thorough i.,r%@iirntIoa.
isat n thorough investigation OF
dhbIect will be made by the senate
JAittee on privileges and elections
disappears 10 be beyond doubt. By
ps who are pressing the lnycstiga-
Il IL said II will be more compre-
sive and searching than amy SINH
Inquiry eyer has been. An EFFORT
be- made TO ascertain accurately
latitude Of the Mormon church to-
"a the government Of the United
tes and to learn whether or not a
,,ibcr Of that organization In bound
any pledge or oath. he taking of
Oh II incompatible with his oath No
,s'sator OF the United States.
""'tcntioa. OF smoot'. Opponents.
IS believed. by some. ut least. OF
who are opposing Senator Smoot
sny effort made to prove he IN a
cramist would result IN failure. aud
Poithat point eau not he said Ia
the zen abandoned absolutely. II II
enc,crtaln the opposition VIII con
vase It's endcavors To prove that
sition he holds IN the Mormon
"a IN incompatible with the oath
Ailcglance he has taken Ia thf
i.,nltcd States. That proof must b'
..snple, In the opinion Of senator's. be
fore he can be unseatcd.
Divergence of Opinion.
- As to the ability Of the opposition tc
l~ksennior Smoot 10 establish such q
> proposition. there Is n wide divergence
OF opinion among The senators. bnl
there In n pretty general agreement
that n II should he established liz 70
suit would be the unseating ~ thu
Utah senator.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
go TO THE GALLONS,
s~.,.ssouri supreme Court AmrnAs
sthe Death sentence IA Two
Murder Cnsrs

Jefferson City. Mo. Dec. 1.-THE
ssouri supreme court has affirmed
{, decisions OF the lower courts In two
rider cascs, and sentenced the de-
dants to be executed for their
ines.
lark Dunn, Of Buchanan county, who
led Alfred NJ. Fenton, NJ Rushville.
..uneIoo 1902, over an old grudge
brati6 oxicated. was u who will
OF thein January.
the Pper is John Robertson. of AdaiI
Who killed his father-in-lnw
II w,onkle. at Brashear. because
convetd to buy Robertson's farm
boat der was committed on Novem'
squadin2. His date OF execution was
would 'uary 10. 1904.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
Chorus

Bill! Bang. n mile a minute
No other method OF travel l. in u
want to go ripping, skipping and zipping
Away on the Linited Tram.
These lines are not original with me. They
Ire taken from a tunciul little ditty sung
in George AIDES comedy Peggy from Paris.
The Jingle danced through my brain the
other day as We lay on the siding al Prairie
Junction, or some such place. TO let the
Santa Fe's west bound California Limited
20 by. IL was a gorgeous train OF palace
!ats, aud behind the plate glass observation
windows beauty and fashion aud youth and
old age were lollln among the !uSutiant
cushions. some visiting. some reading, some
plea sanity doing. some making wreaths OF
cigar smoke. some gazing drcamily through
the window, at The passing cities, ana
fields, and forests aud river.
l stood on the rear platform OF the last
ar Of our train aud watched the California
Limited a. she faded away toward the gold.
en- west. Aud I thought Of the difference
between travel now aud travel IA the days
ni 40, when Il took the gold. scckcr hall a
long. weary year, filled with all kinds OF
| harlships. TO travel the distance that is snow
covered in three days. | thought OF the
,lowly moving wagons. the dust, the stones,
the iolting, the thirst, the hunger, the
homesicknez, the snail like crossing OF
plains, the laborious climbing OF mountains,
lie weary dragging weeks, the never ending
trad. ,,,,-
In these palaces that had just Rlided by
we're people going to the SAINT place 70
.pcnd the winter months where the climate
!. perpetual summcr. And they were not
to endure q single hardship on the journey
When night came thcy were To lie IN beds
whose soft embrace makes sleep n luxury.
and in the day time the velvet cushions OF
/ their seats were to be made deeper still by
| pillows-and thy were to spend q delightful
mart OF their lime in the gilded and elittorins
| dining car, where every dainty that ever
/ tickled the palate Is enticingly served III
short, they we're to have on the trip all %,
comfort. Of home-and OF the best kin oil
home.
I stood there and watched them pass ont
% sight while my soul was consumed wltl
envy. hut | derived some consolation on
Of resolving that sometime J. too, would
see California, and I promised myself tina
II | ever did go there u would b. oyer th'
santa Fe. Johnny DRUMMER
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

Greensboro. Ga, Dec. ll.-Hal T
Lewis. prominent throughout tho state
and formerly associate Justice OF tho
Georgia supreme court. died Thursday,
aged Sc. As n delegate to the Chicago
democratic convention In 1896 he nom.
mated Bryan for the presidency.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
nurs,or KlIIed Tn the Act.

Newton. Ia. Dec. i2,-I.ars Lunds,
claiming St. Paul as his home. was
shot and killed as he was In the act
OF burglarizing the home OF Henry
Held Thursday night. Several shots
we're fired. Lunds lived one hour.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

Albany. N. Y, Dec. l2,-The state
board of c%anvassers at its meeting
Friday declared the si0l ,000, 900 barge
canal project carried by a vote OF 2t5l-
312, There were 673,010 votes in IA
vor of the proposition and i27,G9s
against Il.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
N..,or Of IN. w, IL. G. Dead.

Ponca City. !. T.. Dec l2.-Mrs.
Nina Jane Ruby. the Oldest member
OF the Women's Relief CORPS, the aux
Hilary OF the @ A. r.. is dead at her
home here, aged 81 years. Her hus-
baud was a second corsIl of President
James X. Polk.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
Il snmc,imcr nnrren..

"Of c%our.c,' says the ,hoe dealer, "theas
are times when \ Is necessary TO stretch
the truth a %irilc.'
"Yes. siF.' answered the head salcsmso,
"and often a fellow has to stretch a lie
~ don't see howg'
"Wcll, when a woman with . No. a foot
declare. that n No. 3 shoe !. Just her size ard
asks YOU to put j on tie shoe stretchcf over
night Just 10 make the instep a little higher
That's one Of the times. IN. Y. Times.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
Monum.n, For I.onsfenow.

Washington, Dec, 1~2.-Senator Hoar
introduced a bill Friday providing
for n site and authorizing the erection
In Washington OF a monument to the
memory Of Henry wadswortt Icing
follow.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
Is tobucoat Makers Union.

sse.eVork. Dec. 11.-Girls TO the
1000, employed In the man
Reppf p%etticoats, have formed a
membd demand a general increase
commi Officers Of the union expect
eress. Ike will be necessary TO en-
600. O0r demands.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

This is where we part company" said
the comb to the brush. as they were set
out In the guests bedroom Columbia
.J,,teI.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

They who court anne never win it,
Rams Horn.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

Piso's Cure for Consumption l. an infalli.
Samuel. Ocean Grove. y. j., Feb. II, 1000.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

Pitnam Fadclcss Dyes cost but 10 cent,
per package.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

Mobility Of character maniicsts itself at
l%oopholcs when It j. not provided with large
doors.-Msry T.. Wilkins.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18
taoIic Church harmed.

willie. Ind. Dec. l1.-St. Au'
1htholic church. the largest In
dian. was almost complete
Va by Gre Wednesday. Only
ais are standing. The loss
u Ct $50. 900.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

Confidence is the secret Of strengths
Monod.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-12-18

Bill! Dang! a mile a minute
No other method OF travel l. in IL
I want to go ripping, skipping and zipping
Away on the Limited Tram.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
GREAT COURAGE SHOWN.
Fan cf Ct.cad Bolivar Acc ec-paricc b,
Desperate : fighting.

So.cda8 Venezuela Tuesday. jat
II t.a3-a iulisar sas eaaiurci Al
II o.cles. last nishl after htts ,wo
huufs II deepo. Il" struggle and
mn,h arm - dAgins which great
courage ~as slovn on both sides The
jail ami tn capitol aere the ceuiers
ot tae nast sesere lighting ari many
mon wcte killei or wounded there
Whea those pace sese captured only
A ia blocks h.a3ad The capitol r.
NAMED To - iakeu II midnight the
fusi,lsdc cesse3 and the silence o'
deal getEtcd The rest II the night
o,,r sguaad bolivar NJ living per.
sons Wttc Then Ia be seen ia the
streets
Al IN -. morning the correspond
ont - the Associated Press followed
General nisas. The commander of tn,
gnt.Tnns Tt tieops. sae met General
Come The Venezuelan eommandcr-in
N -. mar I'll. capitol ani confirmed
the ANNOUNCEMENT that the capitol. the
iail aaa all tn. rest ~ The city were IN
th. hands n the government soldiers
General Gomez informed III. corr.
spauAsnt that the resistance at IN,
rArttol had been of nature worthy 81
! better cause. that each yard of ram
mart aaa covered hy III. dead and that
General Nicolas kolando. the last rep
r..rrtatiss II tn. revolution. and his
tao h.ntsaauia Generals Pablo ami
Cuyman. aud General Francisco Vas
ou.g had been taken prisoners
ciudai bolivar appears Ia have been
surpt hy n cyclone. accompanied by a
coniiagraiion.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24

Gc0khsrders submit A~cas,is 20 Sc
s:sy CcrseIyov.

washlnst q JGy g - President
iiarres, - TIC lps al ltnrAhsn3crA On
ION e1ilct on - Tst~Fs toFtr!soa ani
i'uiii~ i'g3atrr Palmer an sshniit't
aflaasIfs supplementary 10 Ia" com
munte aiioFa alrraty nled sta those
officials regarding the case q. "
Miller. tar assistant foreman IN the
government printing ofnrc. .h"sc r"
lnasasrmcat pas ordered hy the pre-
a.af Iaetc assaa,sis relate 10 III"
charges ~hsrh formed the basis oi
Millers expulsion tEom The union aud
a. g. his astlunA during sls inrum
benrs as assistant foreman MT har-
rrtt told Secretary tcTic!you tha'
there was No in'rntiun on the paF' o'
the union 10 srnd a committee 10 ofN
ter ray unl.ss requested 'n dc So ~
tn. rrrastrnt A dcr ria'ur br NJ 20
to!,ou 10 expected 10 .c~ days Mt
Palmer said that 50 far A. no~ coula
he fnre#.en Miiler Han - Al pT"s'h'
in Minneapolis .lsl Tcspu" Work
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
SU'NA WILL BE HELD FAST TO
PROMISES MADE REGARDING
MAkcHURlAN PORTS.
LATEST pfnNG REPORT DOUBTED
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL &
INCLINED TO DlscRep,r Al.
LEGGED BkckDowN.

Washington. July oi-The state dc.
partm"ni has heard nothing recently
tfAn Mr fonger respecting the Man
churian negotiations 40 IL is suggest.
81 that the P'.ing report that the
'han.s" government through Prince
Ching has declined 10 open any Man
ehuFiah ports. refers 10 phase Of the
negotiations dating about two weeks
back
h" reason fof this suggestion is a
ano1ledes e tic officials here tha; be.
Tor" Secretary Hays departure for his
suunae home The Chinese government
actually a!a pledge iisel. 10 open two
o, more ports In Manoh huria II is MOI,
deemed pfeier here To indicate how
these pledges aere conveyed whether
through VI conecr II peking or the
tainefe minister here. but as To the
fat tAofa can b. NJ question II. how.
ever. thcf. las been any change In the
thl.e1s attitude since this pledge was
si'.n II IL sa!d here that the United
s;atcs soterfnssnf aiii uot b" moved
thereby bai i l8ssre fat 10 the pledges
already rttea p.ll insist on Their -.
i.inrttsn
Aesg, tans tht ulsa attributed 10
1hlfa IT, tse resing dispatches that II
cannot e..e tae Natt hlftan ports u.
sa4tr th.t 49, if Possession j. Eur.
BAT ite Il al aaeialk j, fl pointed
et asfs IS several weeks and
FH ~84 Ia
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
LARGEST ~ rAE WORLD.
0ss;ieshap NirS Edward WI, Launched
~ Cssrpors. Er1

iy1sdnn Jlly - The ne- battle
ship kiax Ei~aF9 VII ,Ee lArg~a, In
sac ~uE.f aas s4rc~ss,gli, la4ne &c!
ts the Princes q. walss a, lA~senp8r;
during the csrglns Amoug those
sTcsent wrfe The Prince of Wales
rftnsess iIeaFp q, ilattcnirss and iAe
lords .. ,hr admiralty h.ag Edward
laid The sses plate March T. IsH. Tho
weasel s.sst g. tt~t t~so
Tho kiae kaaAfa VII - o. 10 -
tuns dts.sa cEeat otlf 80 tons rnofs.
than II. lsgsskAna aoW hsila!re Al
Newport Moss ant tho roancctieui
bx,Shiirg IN scw foft sh. is 80 .cct
sons las - ..oi beam. AaA dragshi
% &c. Ice and has ~ eco intseaie'
hor.epoHer llcr arwuF bolt is .rum !.
lnrhes - -: irChca kgupg sirtl III
saIs .r.sa snt hcs asraamrri consists
II t.snsh saas ~ saea sArk J"
stnea xaus ant - sIuA q. hmAlier
easshsr sAe kaFFte# g5N toEs ~ Na@s
aaa sAc has complement y. sVp men
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24

Every seven days the blood, muscles and
houe- ~ Il man Of average size loses two
pounds ~ xornout tissue This waste
cannot bc repleniShed and the health
and strength Kept W without perfect
digestion. When the stomach and di-
gestiye organs fail,o perform their func
tion~, The strength lei- down. health
giyc- away. and disease sets UP. kodol
Dyspepsia Cure euable~ the stomach
and digestive organs 10 digest and a
-lmilate all Of the Wholesome food that
may be eaten into the kind Of blood
that rebullG- the TISSUES and protects
the health of the mind and body kodol
cures Indigestion Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles. II J. ar ideal spring
'ar4ie Sold 10y Cook a Odce.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
FLAGS hALrMAsrso.
no ape leo Brought W IN shs

the AaD.'ul 'uly 2a-Tho ar., mention
r'h ocrnrr, :. commons Of the pop.' :
Yen Wilt wlllu'nci during the af,crn"on
~ as1"a ,a'n !, Redmond Irish Nation.
esr. wes,n,nahn,'i' : we dag on tho Victoria
Pic huIIa,nn.hs, and those on tho
e. o. resper, = would be halfmastcd
Victor cay.n9,hc Cav, 20 the late pope.
eal said Nd ,eplying for the snv.,"' ~ a.s
qaes,io,n" mere q, Was no precedent bu,
a,Ae a" aava % ordering the hsiimss,. vI.
Y Under "ass on public buildin.. ~..
r. Redmeoo eoonsideration. ~
subject 'a from Invited ,sN . s,a,emcs. on
ptc, to II'a tna y was no, = aaes'lon l. ".. Of
ssedent ,ae me.. dead pope but tI.Y% un,ysr..i -
rules la,S anus, , be regarded i..en. and ren.
IssDec,ive =, down must bs observed. we'd
- Would w. ~ sentiment. othervis:
20 . diucult positioa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
kellEv's SIDE or rHe DEAL.
says Lieutenant Governor Lee contio.
uaily Wanted Money.

Se"y "eVk9O WOUet.
6t. Louis. July IA special from,
= stan correspondent At Nlagara on.
thc-IAkc. Ont. snys
d. J. Kelley has for the mrs, time
given hts story of the 81 900 check
dated March -. which war handed 10
Robert Lee for his brother. John A.
Lee. formerly lieutenant governor. and
upon which the Two indictments charg.
Ink Kelley With attempted bribery are
based
Kelley says that from the time the
1901 legislative session opened L..
begged him by wire and letter 10 IT,,
him have some money He ~ax sorry
Tor Lees distress. bu, he though, hr
had given him enough during the pre-.
ccding t~o years and vas tired o. sup.
plying hls financial ~ants
On March .s. 1901. lee wen, To the
Once o! The American Queen. ID. or.
Ean of the National Health society In
New York. and. according ~ Kelley
Lee said
You KNOW. Kelley. you promised tne
some money and think ough, 10
have H.
I drai sonssa",- replied Kelley
that you have don. anything for ra.
but guess ! can let ,og have thou
nani
When Kelley scachci ~, Louis a
week later he banded the 81 GOO hoe \
In Robert T. l<~ al the Planters t.
tel
Mr. Kelley t.o~.i n. rorretponi
ons rlnc Other cheeks iur sgtah agsfr.
kAiinx t-...0 which b. said b. AeEi
lee hst~ecn Sos Fl. 1901. AMI Dc,
~. isu.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-24
KING REVIEWS troops.


Dublin. July - ksng Ei~ari dur
Ing tn. la, rrvirs Cd / 5 coo troops and
s noo men af tho naval brigade IN
Phoenix bark The weather VAS most
favorable bright sunshine permitting
TIC ~rarifg ~ summer costumes anu
tho consequent color ehecf me
grounds were packed 10y tens of thou
sanaa of spectators and made by Tar
the most brilliant scene of IN" many
witnessed since their majcsilcs arrisal
in Dublin. Il VAS the largest muster
of ,roops ever soen at rcSie" In Ire
land. The Duke Of Connangh' ~As IN
command
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,re,,asi,o Activity Of Revo!utionist'
IN Macedonia.

cons,antnople July ss-Thc In
cr,astng aeii,it, of the revolu'ionists
in Macedonia and the difficulties en-
count.r.i hy the Turkish troops are
nrolueing an unpleasant effect IN Off
rial onar,ers and apprehension in dip
,ona,,r circles. whrr. II is believed the
existing situation VIII l'an '" 'ies'
demands on the part of the powers, IN
cIuding the establishment oi emcacions
European control Even then the Aus
TRANS and Russians now ADMIT tha'
IN, reform scheme Is inadequate