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The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07

purposes. Such telephone poles to
be placed on and along such public
highway, not closer than thirty feet
from the ceatcr Of such highway.
Provided, further that such poles
shall be of sufficient strength and be
so placed in the earth as to be able.
with the wires supported thereon, to
resist the force of all ordinary storms;
and that the wires strung on said
poles shall at no place be at a less
distance from the ground below, than
IA feet. Provided further, that all
cross roads or intersections by other
roads of the railroad upon which
said telephone line shall be
placed the wire or wires shall be so
high or go arranged, that, if neces-
sary, an ordinary two story farm
building may pass said line upon any
such cross road. 1t is further provl.
ded, that such line shall be on only
one side of any road so used. Motion
prevailed.
The following bills having first
been duly audited and found correct
were on motion ordered paid by var.
rant.
J. P. Tingle supplies. .............."" 40 10
John W. Goodall, Commission collect
ing delinquent personal property tax
2oA 81
The Herald Printing Co., Typewriter
%
Walton & Davis, II cords wood for
Court House. 60 90
jeff Mcdonald, Coal for Court House So IS
Tho Herald Printing Co., Stationery rs IS
Dickinson Mer. Co., Clothing for pris- 10 40
R. N. Tuttle, Stsnographer, Dist. Ct. q 90
W. A. Carter, Stationery and publish
ing Sheriff notice of delinquent per-
sonal property IS 90
W. A. Carter, publishing nominations
officers for election. q so
NJ. L. Ayers, publishing Comr's pro-
ceedings......... .."...."..." IA 30
John Leask, postage, Jan. and Feb 10 70
Abe Stranger, Labor and bridges, road
dist No. CTS
L. A. Davis, Vanishing etc......."" 2 90
H. F. Hatch, work in treasurer's office 16 Is
H. F. Hatch, work in Auditors Office As 90
John Leask, Com. on collections, Jan.
and Feb. s1s IS
John Leask, Com on collections I'm
organized, Jan. aid Feb........ ZIG q
Riessbeck, postage etc.. ..".. 6 80
The Herald printing Co., supplies,... Is
Walker Bros. & Hardy, figuring tablets IL 90
Stationery 8 Is
The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07

When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. 1t often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them SCOTS Emul-
sion.
1t is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
SCOTS Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is SO perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children SCOTS Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
ment.
The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck, N. D.
Jan. 20, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
ber@, Clerk Of the District Court, at his office
IN Medora, N. D., on the 10th day Of March,
1905, viz:
Gee. w. MYERS
Of Mcdora, Billings Co., N. D.
for the Homestead Entry No. 1888, nwA sec. "a,
twp. lao, range 1U2 ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Joe Ferris, Sylvane Ferris, Noble Sticth, VIM.
Mcdonald, all of Aedora, N. D.
1-3l-6t A.C. McGILLIvRAY, Register
The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07

3. h. Johnson 9 90,
J. W. 0oodall, sheriff. Is rs
Chas. Kono, County Judge. 5 10
The report Of the county judge.
in the matter Of Johanna Chri,,iau-
son, who WAS also committed to the
hospital for insane at jamestown.
N. D. was likew wise approved and
on motion warrants were ordered
drawn in payment of the severa
items of expense, to-wit:
DR.. d. A. 81 10
d. d.. johnson ........ 2 90
John Goodau. sheriff S 10
Chas. Kouo. County Judge s 10
The report Of the county Judge in
the matter Of Keda Osborne, who
was committed to the hospital for
the insane at jamestown, N. D. was
approved and the several items of
expense ordered paid by warrant,
to-wlt:
Dr. IA: 81 90
Geo. ". BurkhOldor.. On
John =. 9eodall, sheriff.. .... S 10
Chas. kono, County Judge 5 10
The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07

Bill of $lO.25 for 700 folders from
the Herald Printing Co. for the
States Attorney, under date of Dec.
9th, 1902, was, on motion, disallow-
ed on the grounds and for the rea.
son that said amount was wrongful
ly charged to Stark county.
On motion the auditor was author
lied to issue refunding order for
$1.23 to Ferd Leutz, taxes on all
of section 31-144-97 account double
payment for said year 1902.
On motion the auditor waslin-
structed to issue refunding warrant
for $3.40 to the N. P. Ry Co., ac-
count double payment for the year
19O1on the nw4 sec. 7-l37-93.
On motion indemnity lands men
toned in petition of the N. p. Ry
Co., under date of Dec. 18th, 1902,
situate in the unorganized territory
attached to Stark County was strick-
en- from the records and the taxes
appearing against said lands for the
year 1902 ordered cancelled on tho
grounds that said lands were not
legally asses.able for said year. The
following is a list Of lanes above re-
ferred TO, viz;
NJ of oH 1s 4
II g."
NJ Of 81 1s-14s-s5
All Is ""
II 60"
10 &c"
NY & ny of sH 81 1865
ny of M %
9""
Is" 96
uN OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

The uak0r fhanter Company bids a
Ions farewell g. Seattle audiences az
the matinee tomorrow 81 tho seattle
rheater whsu it sitea lis final prr-
furmanrr IT "a 0hdud Fool The
company nussa ~ Portland aud Will
opaR fhefr ia the same play with a
matinee Sunday,
The uhkef Company has had won
dorfutiY successful run ~ ton weeks,
II has ruN che whole HaAut ~ pro-
duolluns ffam the tFasic ta The farce
comedy, has taten a little dis intt
anciai plays. disfeased inta the ncid
81 pnshivm plays one unfaFtunAts 81.
curalen lotto the Wild uhaatfa realms %
neirifsma and has won piane 90
tho hearts u iocai theatprs govra that
ma atHaf siaek company ever has
auceaaH has not turned the heads n
che mem As - chs company 90 aaaAn
ihnm anahz without exception these
faik ffafn ntaHriaud haVc been people
that emo Ahsa a. meal of ths stage
and Hastilrites viii O. giaa a. woie8me
tho company at any ana All times ~
will b ivsi a year unul Il reforms 60
seattle % present plans sFo uarfiva
cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Take the famous acunie SHASTA
route. Two trains daily O. hnu
Francisco. Fast uua beautiful
scenery and escsiisa, service Sc
attie 20 San f'rNneiaco t1Aio first
class. tia % SECOND class.
Special rate exeuraions Co chs
raK0 ana return, So 90 81 Louis.
tfs.aa omsha amt Kansas city SO
New Orleans. fsa.S8t MamphiA
SIS soi iNne - 90 50 intY - end 70.
Aug. IS asd 90 t'uii particulars
Tickets and reservation a. southern
pacins "a /. ems ais Hrffpt Aveaus.
~ y wits. general agent 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

STRAW ftzfttifEs
AHFfssH Hts6inE sffasfssrfiaa faF ffasHfatfsr
f'ifusass r4a ulet fhszn W Frianys sat
ur,sF AMI sunday, - AnF az here.
after ~ - cents per aaliunt -
hatfHsf ufass = fansa. rffae sasf y
lssss Y a.ains ~ sni.e ifssn So.
sazs Feslsf aF#nun a4f ~ EaFs. sHsa
sisafHef hassl tine sri steamer L. 7.
less izafss iek a fesi.f ssf 80
1aliF ssnapt aantass frena rssisr wag,
n zoo > ~ fFaai tisiissue. ia
sa = N sssssys. frsss fs.i.s ~3g.
500 = rn. ! - u "a, iplaa a. m. 9 ~
. m# frsrn issiisvas. - a N. 20 D
M, 10 a a. a. I.is p N
Ti4r runroanArn aatSNnr Is 81
rTret aVenus hss rhaass5 taa8s. ena t.
rsss. ~, d % sos.a also ss.ns
eopFine sni snierlns a. laNesi Ffiee..
opsa Sundays y " pcoiaes.
Business Chances
Il nkVR = palf q hdrss. wsiehins 300
aiss tee single hos~ss. 1870 egiece; ~
sale stsap salnf gui q business barn
n rs.r. a1ofs rirst sssnss
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys. az Law
W. b LAAnurh. sb,-s fssihr h'eeh.
a WARD KEMP. nurss biaE. Bur ssa
-
Ahstraoters
dbii0hNE. rHEArEh q Co. tnc., sstab-
tished taee, minfns eiain sostFArta
fa===rzsas sgta=f isfs BIS F&Gaes~
epa.@f tssi fnAepsndent. nss
BOTH HiTTIsEEET nSTTOSS A.
street fEfaFzHS. ssfshiish-a iAeP hase
sect 81 Hshsf tiA. Tsisrsens ssin is.
SEATTLE ABSTRACT co. ". v tia
--=-------------------------
Auctionssra
NJ y, WALKEH. general auCtlanerri aiae-.
gl1i THfrf aNeuues 18th phones mes
poi ard a aszt.
~ n nfcNEHToN q co. eensral auo.
tionssrs. ae2s Ffrsi sVsnpe
Architects
n W HouaHfoN. aissir coilina
Business Colleges
Hf 81 nlethods sha tsasbsrp. Acme nusi.
sees Eutf-se S-Va+ii -Hi FiHs
pnoF. aoRRINA dar and uiEht school,
FsuatN and rssisf
Cash Registers
ATW $50 un easy terms agd6ndhand aii
makes bought. noid o. rNrhhnar1 VA
tionai cash Register Co, fo5 Wash uldE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

FOX sAIsF@Ets acres Owner usads
money and wants offer.
Two acres. 81 so.
Lots from 80 40. on monthly pay.
ru@nta. all elu@a 20 car uua and
overlooking Green iakx
Two cottages IN North Seattle. o. 90
and = number 81 other bargains IN
Nofth seattle property.
Tel fnl f-ns1
~ a..f.ler. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

- taAE FtFss srenAss fassaaf7ss tnisa
ror s.ls-Mssoslisasou
iifi,e u ~ aEtk II -
10 CkttLoAfsa - shaics fafnftnrs asw
aHt ssgunt haot. iass rss@isef fFsu a.
- ss,,fs - ssapr,sss. - 49, ~
Furnishings fram ne ssisAs - thN aar~
tsst We have hasshi rh@ap W.
49, s;.'; 6 .. 81 s.sssa a. a.. s''''
ftysses. s.is Amsrse4n wsseAss-flets .ailsi
] s sss.ssi = TX :, spp slsls,l ssss
4foFss. fzazsA s.fssgs. l.ath-r easirs.
fsiaes h5sasEase raFffrtlss ani afstanss
= Asit sstzs. OBJ AZ plss street.
tjn NALw Reversible bfonsa g.feseii.r.
saaft SRI ffafinE tas 20 fa4f A. 3. ura.
/ siaasa a Do. ~ z~uscs street.
EHR hssi usra e saF ;. w-mssa Nin
: slskl. asss- Ssia ipee. fhi. 100
4 Fer Rsnt--furnl.h.d Roorpu
tiaGe4 fAefffc NofkE ffis Fisss svs-
1 nns haass RssiT f4raishsai sn nteisfh-
tf4aes asedsfa,s
Hv7 fssnisf1ed hasis~s evI.lns reofas ass
II fantfyI mdfsfu fansenitnrns flr
II T. fsshi psftF. esu after g Il clock y. "a.
taft HaItH afnEla
r--a----------------------
tlnuaHK EFFfNg Fsuna assa one fur
histef frpHt rarEn go NnisHfaitf
street.
NICE Furnished ruanis and houseseep-
inr. 1873 Fourth avenue
Lest
pa ssada4 rhae affyias s bios isaEsJ
uhifa sta finins Hatafn To Kaufman
s.lanahina Co. 1910 Arcade way teNafd
gufu eafef WaIHff1ar afiffneau af
negnlrs Please fstufn 10 212a Nourh
Auction sales
~ nfInN aait M furniture thr fahtsuts
~ Hsaani. hasaI STORE q q ufcheftHn a
- aiN aaH or HHfurfaF. Che atlh ni
InHa ~ 10 - aHafr on she rfrfniaaE No
Ia4f ftNfHlh HrFHHH. Uiaeta north %
iffe street. I,el sets. srflnHH mytHassaaa
ifsH ntdF HlreHH# eHWHHiHs' HsutTr
fafiaH rhalfa rockers. mantrl tHi. 80
Dos ahlfflhaer uahr nursr a1ns stoves,
fHH#Hfs frH. irI iHaHErai afFu =
rIHHHilfF af hafisvaFs. cHHaiHtlnE n 70
fanksafrHH HufofhauHN. pianos saws.
haia scales sui 4aantiiF - shelf farl-
a.afa na feHHfta. HsHrFfhIaE rrUHl don't
fHHHt tnfHfItF at 10 DID,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

UeaHne HshInaon Whn appeared WITH
Willis Colutt in "un the quiet has
slaued with kirke IA aheilg - play
pontan n sAriHaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

"a hassstfei ssfsssstaH hasfra a4arftlisss - q
s'llss tsfs 49, EsHtfY Euzsf t-sra -
shtsssH h1ssss szH4s ~ hsafias f4ss4
aui aNfftse aa5i H4as4 wnfEs 81 fFslst -
fsfatHlsa asafsf sHfreea afsHfs q -
issaffzfa - fe1s5a Esef am go.
ssrstHH fessis. Hte Hftas ftkps. fzfssl fsaa
taiaHa# g. ss nsfe taaer. So Mas.
saif aasss ~ Tssnes haiffsns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

nAINIEn HrAcH


- =. Tlsn ri;AcE 10 LIVE
ils.utifai issstiau % shaf~ II Ias- y so
49,. -, - - - eleetrie cars ftasu
az .siiss ,ss, 4 IS ~ 49, ~ ~, is.sai :.
arsi ste Aa~n suf - niaafh ~ a.. ~
so esefg essiI "a. hsinisF hsaah. -
- hsef sni easaf-ef prur~Ffr a. snask =
frr hHne sd tnHaaff ass.ff -.
us'tfFaaes stores Nn@ Earies ssgi eissg.s
ana Ersaef Hseugsss sissNaiss 49,
tissifsfai pisnfF Nsea aaa sifr 80.
humber "a t@FfHs 90 ear1ex hufF So =.
Wrsd s~sut. afirs af Hafnief nesee 4,
r :. stsfigfant. l~asf. 80 nast9n tia
sIsno-isss sefss tstsssn asstfl. sss rs[,.
M. - scrss - gpraan ssrriss 49, -.
80 sRassl5 s.fss.fn hasa4s
harn asf rhirHsn h1ti4es,f heHss 2 -
ee-s ! essa hsiier abast tn8 ssiakzaa
az AlaAs Il fsfsHlaE saz!= fiaH s574f55.
Heisf pit.f = tsg aaass- = ulfa NE
sehnai srd iHfFrurlan sfafftsa Nfsffen
sTsu ArnsLt reesn = Hss~sii bioct
TIfE ehaure o. hashs-s9Ts s srsss Al
ffreiisnt eait gnif ~ n aufss aak fgasr
80 sAaetftg ssf 500 atiE1heFa han1r 10
a1h19t sn1 aHiF ~ minutes riIs ff1rII -.
aiiT Afsnis = Nirhafs .ii WsshinFt y
CHEAP lgss ~ tss 90 - Hiuman CIGT'
~ - pi.ss.. venom
down. 8 u1nfHiY. Gene today t.arrs
wrrm afuc~ r. Ff5unfs
w can i11afs reu on fha bees homestead
lands iu washington We have ezra
sod farms faf sale Gail - T.. a.
Casey ss8 FHrffie hifzE. EaHffia
Help Wartsd--gsr1Als
WANTfir-f atna All q haIH in house
ani iaas af7r ealll US lnllhs st
Sewing Machine
uHInHs tew'af maehius rsra.HIng 1917 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Fee esIe--essf Eststs
DAIRY kANGll-la arre- ~ has
iara a. tAsF~ 10 r. The white Rlees
waller. Al IN rultivatiau snd fuass.i
std efass-faHeesi esasa - iatafssflsaa
siatioat fFaaa hasiae. large nsfn
several ostfhusifiuEs. esesi taglk hsase
utth flEwias satas this Flaca ssast
= s-.S,Ss.-h sNs>As a.'..y -. ~ 49, : > -.
EartiaElIsEN
RoHERr MAtrBY ~ New Vera ma
rfti1Ek AcREa IN nAt.f.ARn.
Coed psstt al IN cultivation ana fsnaai
nutsH hnuse. orchard. rarSise and as
kirss - ssnAr ffsslts swusr IL
obliged % Iass~ ana eiii Sacrifices 10
make euteA sale
HohERT NAfsrHY. az Seu Yark nIk
FN ENTN ACRES rish hiAek safasn
land @fth nfee eFwsA 8 aefas IN asfls
tivstfsn. - aefe~ slsshed ani baFuf
balance si4eF usit~av hstweeu So
sttis and faensua. adloiniux stnsii
tnsn g 10
HnuEHT akF.TRV a. Nes Tark m
BARGAIN ~ AeT~a an w,tad iarai
- aefTz ~ eHifiHsfisa s ACRES IN
pasture. f-raam hastss barr. sezssai
qutls'itisiinxs. orchard All kfnas n
small fruisa utes tsseAstest. aainlafas
Ha1aA teWn. haE,fF t. Seattle . lan
ROBERT NALrfY. 90 Nau Yast nis
nAHoAfssa sass~~ ssns= tsss sisa =
tisrss nn 81 sssf tHsszs ska q
rsFiaa ~ ksssas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Hlehasd Mansfisla haa q eiese VA
seraant u sickuras. ffis iens seesar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

" "a a. e. 3as s 81 rs sss 3. house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

~ cnhana new musical eemrdV. TIT.
tlu Johnny JONES m wmoh hthoi
iscyeY will neat SEASON Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

zoo Mems regular sI6.so and Sac Suits--wors-
teds-hand tailored fashionable garments. at
she Elephant sale price sra.o5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

W. caa i1eafs Tau On fns bees harnasfssa
taufa iu washington. We have sa4nI
N1a1 farms faf sale Gail en- =. u
EasHF ar FHrffie biHH HeHffts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

nAHgAfgA ssss@w Aansz tas4 sfaa
FaFiae So kasaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

John W Mitchell viil STAGE kathryn
oaterman'H new piayi Misc feiu
caata and EVA williams AMI jack
fuckers Whimsical play Mell"
nafilnHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

t'ha suit - feFeeiasr the mGttEass
on Glars MrFris hesne near New York
has bs,en atseoatiuaed Mrs Navts is
How FREE from dslss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

CHEAP fsts A. 80 60. - Htiiman CIV
0nlF II rffrnfrs fffa IN HfT afnfrH faf
ira On NssHfnEtaH street tonne 81
d1Hn s. m1ntsiT. Gems today. I4ffs
wrfm aflrs ea Ef1unfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

fteasgn Primrose eouiHess =sss IRE
tired lie Has aasiiei IS ac,afss safn~
% ths vsaacxtlie affszs and VII -
seen next saaspn IN several houses
VI. ~f1 IA anHsf-s speciality wtth
ihe lsu FpiaY hFaftrga, Mo have ts.fn
sin him flr several year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

pi1ssrs ffsiarn ~sii ~ Starred fsr
FIVE rears - Hras4 W. aavsss. nszf
year. IN King pa4a. AMI ths feiisw
ina rsar "a ! nax musical comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Aaa Tyrfsn vii seat sssHnn succeed
hatssa wallace HeaHer as RrtWar Gonna
% Thu silver Sisrpas company eistash
john T. Fisher wiH seud On tsur,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

''rhe upfsaia rraxesiY hasrd nn tfs
nnszlrk Hsar.tsr has t-aaa niNsa "
first rFoziilstian. Thr i0mpauY carries
t~8 autausaafira, rhg9 maY easa9 80
hsadf seras SAY.
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Sewing Machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

rsators Rush Nst appear N The
pr,stncsisa bY JeAn c. RAsher.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-11-24
AFFECTS $4,000 OPERATIVES.
Cut in Wages in Effect in New Eng
land Cotton Mills.

Boston, Nov. 24-The first of the
numerous reductions in wages an
nounced in the cotton mills of South.
ern New England and at half dozen
points outside of that territory went
into effect in all but one Fall River
corporation Monday and at a number
OF outside mills.
Although about 32 900 operatives
had their pay cut down no general
strike occurred in any mill The cut
averages 10 per cent and places the
pay schedules on a basis with those
paid previous to the advance of March,
1902.
The reduction affected 'seventy-eight
mills in Fall River, operating nearly
$4,000 hands. and about a score of cor
porations elsewhere in New England,
employing about 1000 operatives.
The Fall River iron works, operating
four print cloth mills, will cut down
wages next Monday and on that day
also nearly all Rhode Island and Con
necticut manufacturers Will accept the
lower schedule A cut in New Bed.
ford will go into effect in two weeks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-11-24
BURLINGTON BACKING 1T.
Alaskan Railroad a Link in Interna
tonal Line.

Portland. Ore, Nov. 24-F G. Helm
of New York, leading spirit in the
Valdez, Copper River and Yukon rail
way project, and j, ID. McGillveray. a
we'll known Alaskan mining engineer.
have arrived in Portland on their way
from Valdez to the East
The road which Mr. Helms COM
pany proposes to build will run from
Valdez to Eagle City ans will have a
mileage of Alb miles. 1t is capitalized
for SIC 100000. 1t is limited that the
Burlington is backing the scheme with
view to making it link in the con
tinuous railroad from New York to
Paris. which Is now being considered
seriously. 1t is said the Burlington
will build through to the coast. con-
meet with railroad up the panhandle
of Alaska to the Valdez, Copper River
and Yukon line, whence a connection
will be built to meet the Transsiberian
as soon as the Russian road is con-
structed through to the Bering straits.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-11-24
MANY MOROS KILLED
THREE HUNDRED SLAIN IN BAT.
TIE WITH AMERICANS.
Fight Rages for Five Days and the
Filipino Forces Are Literally
Destroyed.

Manila. Nov 24-Three hundred
Moros are known To have been killed
and many others were carried of
dead or wounded as a result of five
days severe fighting OH Jolo between
the American troops under General
Leonard Wood and the insurgents
Major II. l.. Scott of the Fourteent h
cavalry and five Americans were
wounded
General Wood landed near Siet lake
in Jolo, Nov. 12. The Moros were
soon located and fighting began i'm
mediately and continued until Nov. II.
The fighting took place in a country
covered with swamps and rocks. The
Moros were driven across the country
from Siet lake to the town which
Panglama Hassen. the Moro leader,
had made his headquarters, and where
it was reported the Moros were 1000
strong.
The rebel position was attacked IN
the flank by the American troops, who
occupied the town, and it is said fifty
were killed Hassen, with a small
party, surrendered Most of the Moros
went into the swamps, out of which
they were driven on the 10th On
Nov IL the American forces renewed
the attack on the remaining Moros,
of whom forty more We're killed.
The rebel forces have been literally
destroyed by these operations of Gen
eral Wood, who says the indications
are that there will be no extension Of
the uprising. which was handled with.
ont difficulty
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INTRODUCED BY cARMAck.
Resolution to investigate Postoffics
Department.

Washington, Nov. 24.-The session
of the senate began with the presenta-
tion Of resolution by Mr.. Allison
Ua), providing for the appointment OF
Rev. G. j. Prettyman of this city as
chaplain Of the senate for the present
session. The resolution was agreed to.
Mr.. Carmaek tTenn.) offered a reso-
luton authorizing the committee on
conduct Of tho executive departments
10 investigate the postoffice depart
ment II went over without discus
sion.
Mr. Cullom (Ill) presented the re
port of the committee on foreign re-
lations on the bill TO carry into effect
the Cuban reciprocity treaty. The
bill went TO the calendar
Mr.. Hale tMe.l then moved to re-
consider the vote by which the New
lands resolutions for the annexation
OF Cuba was referred to the committee
on relations with Cuba. He made the
motion on the basis of a speech in op-
position to the policy proposed by the
resolution, saying that this country
had already declared its policy with
reference 10 Cuba by enacting the
Teller resolution into law. BY that
vote we had, he said, hidden godspeed
to Cuba in setting up government
for itself, and for himself had been
agreeahly surprised by the progress
made by Cuba in the right direction.
Messrs. Newlands and Platt Comm
discussed the resolution at some
length and the debate ended at 2:10
without any definite action being
taken.
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STRIKE SYMPATHlZERS SHOT.
Nonunion Leatherworkers at Chicago
Fire Into Crowd.

Chicago. Nov 24.-Two nonunion
men who had applied for work at the
plant of the American Hide and
Leather company, where a strike is In
progress, shot and seriously woun.ed
two members of crowd of strike sym.
pathizers. The men who did the
shooting escaped. 1t is claimed that
they were being attacked by the
crowd
Two men, Joseph Polachesky and
Anton Zimmoosky, are suspected by
the police of having done the shooting.
They formerly belonged to the union
and left it to seek work in the tan
merry. They We're turned away by the
foreman and as they left the place
were set upon by a crowd of rioters.
The men opened fire and two of their
sssailants fell to the ground. The rest
broke and ran while the nonunion men
made their escape.