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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06

TIE ray - cfgrc b2ckscAs. gravel. EibensA.
mvalFia, rheumatism. rog'. fi-l-airia. eczema.
ca,arrA and uaut ash.r 81 al>s.s,~..s-eure them 30
shey viii .:as rs.Tst. Is - MAKE the kidrcss 20
healthy AMI energetic tat they Will filter all
uric 81 ,,ui-osl- AID debris II Tissue waste from
IT, tsssy.
Ih.sts what Dr Ierner. Kidney and Back
49, cue rs ss-sieas~i t. do. and what ii surely
a. g.. f'hysseians wh0 prescribe II. druggists
vho se. Il, 4nd the Is-opie whc tascn. all testify
- II. rssnarSabie egr... II yng have any ~ the
is~.a~.s> m a,i1sset ~ due 30 uneTina:af tissue
waste IT, ,h- reliable remedy AID yol Will no4
- ei.srfs7la,ei II makes weak k.creys strong.
ls9Y kiiaf,* a~tiFe SICK kidneys well. It's nos
l,se . 3. sa4ss cos4cootion Il All irrcs sy-onsihle
fnse.i-4l a.veat.re' but the fayoriie prescription
q, i Itly>ician u Large and lony erT-r'ence aud
scknga l~,t.~i ability, an eI-sflrve1n IL The L. =
Sa4y - s1;lipr - rei5uis. man II standing and
Ia. At.7e. 81 I'll. community Whcfe he lives and
! b.: known. a;li zbo's Esisa'sJrs have twice
~!.ssi.i al.n ID feIre~en; isc. IL The y y. state
legislature
Dr. Feancr'. Kidney ard Dackaohe Cure Is
r4. - - tw9 .iles al ss;s. AID II ~ hottie
/. Is scfi: at most drug stores. II yoHr crlssisi
i.-s 30. have IL Ia stock he VII r, iifor you II
yoa .ss hin -. There i 40 e.her remedy Just
cool - ac.ep: 10 Substitute tn! insist on
having the genuine rns~lieinc- the o.!s one iaas
-.r#s Il a.lies and ais .ne g. c!se.s.t ~
.t~s.isa kt.noyx-
Write - pr VI NJ Fc-ner. Freio-!a, Y Y fos
re Information ard literature also4; The
Peoples Eefn@sies." postal card request wul
brink ia.aia ssad one TO-DAY.
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TO INSPECT FoRTiFIcAriCNs.
Russian war Minister AIsers Itinerary
As Cars Command.

Berlin. July .-Tae correspondent
OF faa Cologne Gazette al ~ I.,rrs
bmrg tel.sraghs that according 10
report srum Nlaa.sosicrk tho Russian
war minister. General kaFopaik.a. act
Ing on .Es.rug i.oaa from iac car. has
alirrci h!s itinerary al! has LEFT N.ad
livestock suddenly. soins 10 Nlkolassk.
n naval station .! As.auc Russia on
tho north hank ~ the AMa!. supposed
ly 10 .nseeci the .ortnoaNons. which
would 10 sp..iail! important - the
event u cunG!c, ~iih Japan and
Great britain
Til. Russian minister as seou! ID
reported 10 have oompsain"i 20 'h'
Korean government o. land purchases
made by Americans. Germans. BT'tish
and JapaDose. and Of their oons'Fac-
t.on Of houses outside their respective
concessions. which tho Russians are
not p.rEIftcd to do.
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egNoo NOTE 70 CHINA.
Japan Demands Russia De Asked I,
Evacvats Manchuria.

Japan Demands Russia De Asked e
evseuass Manchuria.
Odessa. July C.-Accordlnp In n :,
vices received by the ST Pc,ereburp
newspaper Sviet. from japan. IT.
Japanese ministers At pckIns haze !.
sued note 10 the CT. -. govern.
mcnt In the following terms:
FIrst-RussiA's occupation u Man.
shuria threatens the maintenance Il
peace In the far East and iutures the
Interests OF England and Japan.
Sceond-f the departure Of tho Rus
s'anA from Manchur!A Is indeflniie,,
postponed England and Japan mus,
proceed to protect their interests.
Third-China must demand from
Russia the immediate evacuation II
Nanchuria.
Fonrth--Orcss Britain and Japan ac.
knowledge no treaty between Russia
and China which does rot bind Ruasla
TO eyacua'c Mnnchuria
ttfth-N after the evacuation ~
Manshuria. a treaty between China
aud Russia with r.spect 10 the civil
admsnlaifasion of Manchuris is deemed
ncscssary. such treaty can Only b..
concluded with the approval Of Great
Britain and Japan.
sis'h-A reply 10 ih!s note In de
mandci within Ave days-
Prime" Ching. rrrsiisn, ~ The !or
esgn board. adds the S.ict. has cou,.
rciIcd tho empress tosag.r to accept
the Al.io Japanese demands and has
also requested Minister coascr 10 give
them his support
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AFTER ROSEBUD LANDS.
oiovH viii soon BE Asked 20 Si2n New
Cess,on Treaty.

Sioux CITY. la. Jul, Persons who
have been interested In Tie opening al.
the Rosebud Indian reservation IN
south Dakota IL settlement aill be-
encouraged h. the n.~h laa, the sis.
ooo asfcs will be upea~i soon after
the meeting q. the n.ri congress In
. letter from Indian Commissioner
Jones to Ionxrcs~n.aa burke .. South
Dakota IL In stated tha, Mao. James
I-aaghl!n @. the Indian department
~ho LEI, Warrington recently aud Ia
nov In North Dakota. is 10 make .
nov treaty With tho Rosebud lntans
which viii Insure !aso.abl. action on
the par, os congress The Passage Of
The hsli failed at tho last congress b..
cause II carried an appropriation of
III 100000 for purchasing the lanis
The n.w ircass Will require the In.
dtaas ~ give ih. settlers time 10 pay
for tho lands =. ~ per acre AT the
time they prove Up ta"sr claims
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the conductor. When 'ae Latter caile.i
the guard TO hts at! tho ,cgTo dew
his razor and a'tacl1csl bo'h men tie
slashcd them fusiuiNiy. Neither was
fatally hurt. however.
Threatening vith Tie razor the pas.
sengcrs who attempted to Interfere
the negro ran - the platform and
jumped to the ground.
The policemen ~ the Bath Coach sta.
tion We're summoned To hunt for the
negro and they were joined by many
citizens Of Gath Beach and passengers
on the train. who uttered threats oi
lyncaing as they began the search.
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STREET CAR MEN NAY co OUT.
South Side Lines in Chicago Likely TO
DC Tied 10

Chicago. Jl.y II! of the South
Side s't..; car lines my 30 tied UP
within tic acl' ies days IL the Chi.
cage C.D Railway company refuses
10 nn!oniye lnc fUaa National Organ.
!yef q q Pratt II ihe imalgamates!
Assoc .at!on Of Street Railway En-
y.oycs said this Was q possibility after
Judges Baker and Gary had decided
that the contract between the company
And employees aiil expire Sept. 30.
This decision II held BY the cmpioyes
TO apply only To the question Of wages
and hours They say II does mt Cover
their other grievances. chief OF which
IL that union men are compelled 20
Aork with nonuE!on mcn. Demands
for the co.rect.on OF these alleged
grievances arc TO be pI.ssei iMnio
d!at.ly
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AGREE TO ARBlTRATE.
New York unlcns VIII Also Abolish
Walking Delegates.

New YORK July 6. r. President
Charles l.. EidIi,z OF the Building
Trades Employers association an
ronns 81 last night that a. result 81
the plcfractcd conference between
tha, body and the committees repre-
scniinr nineteen unions affiliated
with tho United Board of building
Trades. ten of the fourteen points IN
the plan of arbitration offered some
time aCo hy the employers assocta.
lion has. seen accepted by The
un,ons one Of these is that all main
,ai,t. a, issue are 10 be arbiiraied
4 second does away with the watkins;
delegates
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
OFFERED A LARGE BRIDE.
Former Governor stephens Ne'useo
500. 600 for Signing . Bill.

81 Louis. July s Evidence gather
ed by District Attorney Fo.A IN 'he
hoodlc inquiry dlsoloscs that ~hi'e
xoycruo. of Missouri. Lon W stephens.
now vice president Of the Missouri
Trust company Of st Louis. was onef
I'd 3Ioo. 600 Of traction stock after ne
signed tho bill which icgalixed tho con.
soj,d.t!on OF all 81 Louis street rail-
ways ~,th the exception Of the Snbur.
ban and tho further sum OF sso.ooo u
he would appoint James J. Butler son
Of Colonel I'D Butler. excise com
missioner Of 81. Louis.
Former Governor stephens declare"
that both proposals. were refused
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
LvNch,No IS THREATENED.
Armed Citizens and Police Searching
Tor Negro.

Now York. July 6.-Armed c'usens
and policcmcn began search early
= | mo day for an unidentified negro.
III anor cutting a conductor and
.n.r, nm a brooklyn elevated train.
Jumped from rapidly moving .,a'n =.
twenty NTH avenue. Balh beasn' """
disappeared In the meadows; lne ~ ~"
rro. on board the train. ae'e1 ."s
CONDUCTOR a drink Of whisky, La'',
:. refused 10 pay his fare and aoused
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
.cv CT NAVY CONDEMNS
,o,rNc-IN INDEPEN0-
rrcc DAY SPEECH.
ca REFERS 10 POSTAL SCANDAL
oreErRAvkL OF 4 PUBLIC
,e, rue WORST CRIME
ON THE CALENDAR.

..o, Irly C.--Thc govern
lined with tho el'izens ot the
~ ~, - Columbia In scn"ra' com
'''' 49,. ~ Independence day The
''' :, m. celebration were q
la'.' occasion. In which NIL arms
80" ,.,,,ar service. the army. navy
.,,n. corps. were represented
- with the national guard os
n,s,r,c, and the high school cadets.
s",l,e meeting In which Admiral
secretary OF tho Navy Moody
u !usscrani. the French ambas'
Sor psthipa'ea -,
kes parale WAS Witnessed ., 'ass.
.,s was reviewed hy General
I, u youns IN. grand marshal u
1, shortly after ? a m from the
l..l AMI sas aiahandei after pass
~. N Na.,o liousc The public meet
Immediately followed under the
II, !. the great trees on IA" h"s'a
la.u II tAe White House
k.lr,,ars Moody spokc Of ih" equal
t,l me-. When III" Laws are up
.aaa.., Any departure from this
a, ur,.rlplc in any part os the
contempt. not only 81 the
the,ns.l,ca but of the people
I have created tho courts lie
Sa.on Shared Before the World
NJ violence puts every man
d. 10 the doubtful determination
NJ .naaacl by passion aaJ rsscnt.
aal nla.acn.! by iaita, for s.'
T. ges.slsra our voice feeble when
against oppression clssAhcfc
t..g.atsa ! barbar!iy ~hisa hhanr#
natlua II tho face of the world
,s4s people. sauso sosesnmcni has
lallr4 a government ~ Laws and
i. uca ia u.oa thoAc ~ho hold
.s.l,.a ..9ayc In. ias and Wiser
Tie .aa tic sal .! their cunicsn'
ln
5ona lasloa Mr.. Mnody touched
Il. u.e.ssliy .! hou.siy Ia the
ic service There is~ hc declared.
israsr Of tho body polite ~ subtle.
U..ftal. ~ dangerous. so fatal. Aa
sofngi betrayal II q public trust.
kAc- tie trust b. great or small
u4la hot bat believe. hc aaii. that
b. main those who 10 The propl. q
A'r honest an! true. but ~h.n
LA! ...ai.t ulcer II corruption ap.
= !. j. t. tim. sos sur.ar. treat.
tn. knife must reach under
POISONOUS roos. that saEh
~ CT oai AID cast aAay H-
hat y" rot caAily believe
e. ..sr az. made lightly
- them the secretary added
Investigated aiih the calm I'm
iA.ij q. court II la~. hgi II tho
re - proves. let tho dlsplrasurc
,. .eop." rom. .!ko q iaand.gholt
On hlgh IL, no; the hands Of
II" he stage! ~ it# .d.cia DO
b"gel With a n..gglttcd mercy"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
WoRkMEN INDUCED TO QUIT
Two 6io Denver Smeisers Closed BY
Strike.

Denver. July shortly after mid
might 900 members Il the Denver Smell
t.rmrn = union went 10 tn. Omaha aud
Grant sin.lter q! the American Smclt-
!ns and Refining company ani induced
the 60 men employed there 10 stop
work The men walked out. leaving
,he furnaces .n!i II melted metal.
Which viii resu., In heavy damage 10
the p.al' The men then went Il the
Clohe smel,or. another property Of the
American Smelling ana Refining com
pany. and Induced tho 500 employees Il
come on; he action was taken on
account q! The sc.usa! 10 grant an
ei.ht hour day
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The \ I;ny-.

Recent experiments, by practical tests
and examinations with the aid OF the
\ Rays establishment it l. fact that
Cntarrh of the stomach il not disease
Of itself but il results from repeated
attacks of Indigestion How can cure
my indi-estiony' kodol Dyspepsia
Cure i curing thousands. Ii will cure
you Of Indigestion and dyspepsia. and
prevent of cure catarrh of the Stomach
hodoi ci,c-t- what YOU eat makes the
stomach sweet Sold by Cook 4 Odsc
How hSe ,dnsyss
III III ,'t rfa.ar2s r. rs cur. q kldnev lis AAz8
1e Ifs~s Aci -tAsrl,s ~ srtsI o. Chicago Or N. u
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06

I he w ON a II
who suffers s
from i'll health
Casts a shadow
on her ow n hap
1ancss and the
happiness OF
OF hers She
cannot help II.
Those who su.-
fer can no I
smile and s,nr
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r,.Hc Not tnterfered With.

s, Louis. July 6.--Thcre is little Ia
,,a,c.t. n strike on the lines of the
@, Iouis Transit company. declared
i, .hou, 100 members Of the Ama!ga-
mated Association OF Street ha''"a.
Employees OF America frame Is no'
intcrfcrcd with to any notap'e aes'ee
and where the men went out others
xer, quickly put In their places
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Postmastcrs Reimbursed.

Washington. July f.--The post9aino
department allowed slii.isS to post.
masters throughout tn United States
during the iiscal year just ended fos
tho loss Of money order funds. ros,ai
funds. and other rosi0iiic. property.
resulting mainly fror burglary and
also from fire. o! other unavoidable
casualty.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
Strike at Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs. Colo. July Ga
strike has beer declared by unanimous
vote on the Standard mil! OF the United
states Reduction and Refining com.
nanv The officers of the Smeltcr.
nen.s union say the reason was that
or,y on. man has been reinstated. In
violation nf the terms agreed upon by
,,hich the former strike was declared
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
LIGHT and DARK,

Day and night. sunshine and shallow
are not more different from each other
than a hcal,hful from a sckly woman.
The healthiul woman carries light and
sunshine with her wherever she goes
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
FUTURE APPEARS CHEERFUL
Warm weather Produces Favorable
croe and ousiness CONDITIONS

New York. July s.-Bradstreet :
trade review says warm. FORCING
weather has been the Keynote o. 'ne
situssion this week. inducing favor.
sh,c conditions for tho winter whes!
harvest. splendid progress oy corn snn ~
cotton. enlargement In resaiI usas ~
summer goods. generally hcr"toior:
backward. and what Il most ,mpo!asns
OF all. bringing about . mnen % m" nm,
rhccrfui f,pl,nG a. to the future o"'
iook for business generally
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06

vas burned 70 death and Frank Havne.
was seriously burned In 4 0re vhic.,
oestroyed the floating steam shovel
IHtsourE. anchored In the Mississippi
5'vcr ~ the foot Of Mullanphy street.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06

Lincoln. Neb.. July 6.--W. J. Brvan
formally opened his new home at Fair
view Friday evening. About Ave hun.
dred of hts friends called, tho attend.
ence being reduced by threatenins
weather.
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ISLAND TO TAMMANv.
'"ef President wr.,se N ,cd..
!. ;. pe"osnes oay Letter.


v pe"d'"es Day Letter.
% ,e., .' July s-For tho nrs, ,ime
has s,,,, Former presidcn. clcys~
TO Tsm,hAn ANN III Independence day
he Tamnany. In Il he says:
rsanIua,,.ny society ~ . politl
scape 'oh ,. Of vast influence can.
~ Ana .'' Responsibility which In
=. A =, '!s glorious traditions
70 advone 'ne past. Il should con.
=. and o'a'e :. the rishta OF the
day axs,, 4, u !. celebrates indcpcnd.
laaiions s.'n Il should renew its dc.
Datribu,ino. serve the people we'll
e 10 IN. ~ 10 power and In.
cause OF good govern
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ARRIVE At Or. LOUIS.


Al. Louis. July s.--Wong Nal nan'
Chinese imperial commissioner gen,
erai 10 the worlds fair. asco"pM"."" p...."
hv Ma vito and children. has arrived
hare from Peking. China 20 relns'"
until after the exposition. Inc .n:..",, soI
s'is.,onsr.s s% suite comprises th'rty's"
.sesoh = and AftlsAne.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-06
the KIDNEYS
MUST DE HEALTHY AND ACTIVE %
YOU WOULD BE
FREE FROM DISEASE

The Kidneys are Filters That Strain
The Blood and Expel Its Impuri.
ties Prom the Body-If the Kid.
neys Become Diseased 80 They
Cannot, or Tired and Lazy SO That
They Will Not Properly Perform
Their Function. Tissue Waste-
Tho Ashes ofthe Firee Of Life, ,-Ac-
camulates In tho Blood and If De.
posted in Various Structures Gives
Rise to Dis.resses or Disabilities.
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05
LORD ROBERTS AND CATS.
Reasons Why the Famous General
Dislilses Them.

1t Is well known that Lord Roberts has
an aversion to cats, and 1t has been
deemed strange trait in man of such
great kindness Of heart. M. Balssac AYERS
that the dislike proceeds from the fact
that the ommander-n-chief was once
awakened in infancy by cat falling
from cornice, tearing and scratching
upon his cradle" A more interesting ex-
plantation comes from one who knew the
gallant veteran In India. According to
this gentleman, while 1t Is true that Lord
Roberts cannot bear the presence Of
cats, the dosyncrasy arises from no dis
like for the feline tribe 1t Is simply
mails induces In him an immediate acute
asthma. For this reason, during his stay
In Slmla, orderlies had strict instructions
to clear of cats all buildings In which
the COMMUNICATIVE was likely to be
present.
In support Of this statement the EVIL
dence of DR.. Salter as to the curious eff
feet Of emanations of various kinds from
animate and inanimate things upon asth-
MATES Is cited One asthmatic has to ex-
patrlate himself In the hay season and
take sea voyage; another cannot stay
in q room in which a bottle Of ipecacuan-
ha Is opened; third cannot stroke or
nurse a cat; another cannot go near a
rabbit hutch; another Is rendered imme-
diately asthmetie by the proximity of
privet hedge.
Still more curious Is the lot Of the per-
son to whom mustard In any form Is
inimlcal, 80 that 1t cannot be applied
even as a poultlce to cure the III 1t sets
up; while the sight or scent Of feathers
upon another sufferer Is so distressing
that ladies' Of fashion should be thank
full indeed that this particular form Of
adherence Is not neral.-London M
press
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05
PERSISTENCE.

The following story is told of certain
young man In Mount Vernon who had
been living rather close to the ground,
as the saying goes and who was badly
in need of funds. j,
The young man went to friend, and
told him Of his predicament, requesting
a loan at the same time. His friend was
not "touchable," however, but he told the
young man that II he would collect a bill
he had against certain man whose
home was in the swell district of the city
he might have half of the proceeds.
The fellow accepted and made his way
to the home of the debtor. A young lady
answered his ring, and he inquired for
Mr. b., the man Of the house.
"Mr. B, Is not at home" replied the
young lady.
"Oh, he isn't?" said the collector, well,
I'll Just step in and wait for him"
Without waiting for an answer he
slipped inside the door, took off his coat
and hat, and sat down in an easy chair
in the parlor. He picked up a paper and
made himself as much at home as If the
house was his own. He had read about
fifteen minutes when Mr.. B. came into
the room and inquired as to the young
mans business.
"Well," said that individual, II have
a little bill here that l wish to collect. 1t
Is from u. & Co."
II am very sorry said Mr.. B., "but !
am afraid that cannot meet 1t just at
present"
"Oh, there's no hurry" said the col
lector, II can wait a while" and he set
tied back in the chair and resumed read
ing the paper,
Mr.. B. looked at him in surprise, and
after minutes thought, said: Really
it Is dinner time, and l am quite hungry
You must excuse me.
"Why certainly" was the reply. n
am q little hungry myself. don't mind
fore the astonished man could reply he
was through the door and lnquiring
where his seat would be. Mr. B. did not
know what to do, but he was polite, and
made place for him. They ate dinner,
and had cold bottle after 1t, and by
that time it was growing late. They
talked of the weather and one thing and
another, and in time the clock struck 10,
and Mr.. B. began to be worried. As a
last resource he remarked
~ Ia lllIlO Aiial 'iOk'u iNtilNt W
your company has not peen anticipated
1t has been enjoyable. hope that you
will call again..
But the youna man was not faxed.
He calmly replied. III have been pleas
antly entertained, Mr.. b, Now, if you
will show me to my room, | shall retire
also"
Mr.. B. glared at the intruder. That
person simply sat and smoked his after
dinner cigar, and looked at peace with
the world, This state Of affairs contin-
ued until early in the morning, when Mr.,
B. lost all control of himself, pulled out
his checkbook, wrote a check for the
amount of the BILL and threw 1t to tho
young man.
Now, you blank blanked lobster" he
said, get out of this house as quick as
you can. If you don't there'll be trou-
bic"
The collector got his hat and coat and
went out into the street with smile on
his fact 1t was hard struggle, but per-
sistence had won,-New York Times
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05
OUTBREAK IN THE BALKANS
DREADED BY THE POWERS

Censorship of press kilograms con.
tanning news from the centers in the
Balkan peninsula could not be more
rigid II war actually prevailed. Two
constructions may be placed on this
fact-every government wishes to con,
ceal Its purposes from every other
and all the governments are bent on
suppressing reports likely to add to
the general alarm. Probably the only
persons really desiring trouble are the
prosecuted Christians and their po.
litical champion, the Macedonian com.
mittee, which is exhausting all Its re-
sources to provoke a conflict.
In order to keep the revolutionary
spirit alive the committee has done
everything in its power to prevent the
circulation in Macedonia Of the Bull
garian subjects to preserve the peace
and to trust to the powers to right
their wrongs. Without exception the
great powers are understood to be
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05
TOLD ON ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.
Divne's Ready and Witty Answer to
Friends Qhlection.

Dlvne's Ready and Witty Answer to
Friends objection.
A st. Paul real estate dealer who
had charge Of considerable real estate
belonging to Archbishop Ireland tells
a story on the distinguished divine
which illustrates the quick wit Of the
gentleman in turning a corner when
in a tight place. The real estate agent
was caught short on some Investments
of his own and his clients, and 1t was
decided that he and the Archbishop
must hasten at once to New York
where they had moneyed friends who
they expected would help them out.
The reverend gentleman suggested
that they go the next day, which was
Sunday. The real estate man was
somewhat shocked at this suggestion
coming from the source 1t did, and
said that he never Travelled on the
Sabbath, as 1t was contrary to the
Scriptures. The Bishop saw the point
and rubbing bis hands together, re-
Piled that he, too, had text that
might apply. "1f thy ass fall into
tho ditch on the Sabbath day, you
must stralghtway take him out, and
The Globe-republican., 1903-03-05

International arrangements. The Bull.
garians, Servians, Roumanians,
Greeks and Albanians are warning
among themselves in Macedonia, but
the leaders Of the revolutionary move
ment assert that these differences will
disappear when the moment arrives
for a general Christian movement
against the Turk.
The attitude Of the sultan of Tur-
key Is described as being extremely
recalcitrant. 1t Is doubtful IL he will
recognize interference Of any nature.
It is represented to be his belief that
the crisis In his European possessions
has now arrived and he feels better
able to undertake the inevitable strug-
gle now than at any future time.
The Turk has no money, but plenty
Of good fighting material. He is able
to feed his troops and does not need
to pay them, He is amply able to
suppress any instruction in Mace