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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
Sin etsentbamlt@er Sail.

SIN 8unbesgert6t besann seffern
elm Bro3eB, auf befien Nuseang man
seipannt ietn fann.
Dor geraumer 3ett erIangten i'm
&reisgeri6t in 2O9ansport 5pei Nn9e=
telte Der pennfplbania Babn : @efea=
i6aft 3ablun9surtbeile gesen bieielbe
i'm @eiammtbetraee bpn $19, 700. Wo=
nate ber9ineen, aber Die Geieai9aft
IieB ni9ts bon fi9 b6ren.
Dor eini9en MDnaten lan9te Sobn
6. Snee, Der 3ablmeifer Der Penn=
ibIpania 8abn in 2pgansport an. Or
blieb in ieiner Gar unb fanbte feline
Deputies ab, UNI BON Der @itn NationaI
8ant Die 8eIber gum NusSablen Der
2eute gu bolen. Nls biefelben aug Der
ganf famen unb nit benz eiIernen So
fen, tuel9er bas Selb entbielt, Elm Sab
befei9en MOLTEN, eri9ten Der Sheriff
8eetIee auf Der 8ilbfd9e, bemdbtigte
f9 bes Rafens, 6ffnete Jpn gemaltfam
unb .ntnabm bemielben $40, 700 NIT
tpeI9er Sumrne Die beiben urtbeile ge=
oeft tperoen ipllten.
9as @elb uurbe einfmeilen in Der
@itp NatiOnal 8anf BON 2ogansport
bepOnirt. 3ablmeifter Sann BOT allies
MDsli6e auf, INN in ben 8eRb beg
@elbes 3u 9elangen, anein Die 8ant
peiserte fi9 baHelbe aus5uliefern. gr
trenste bierauf i'm 8unbesaeri9t cine
3lase sesen Die 8ant auf Nuslieferung
bes @elbes an uno nit 8erbanbluneel
iiber biefe lpurbe 9etern i'm @eri9t bee
gorlner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
0esen tanfttse Tlntbsefabr.

9eute firth 9ing Elm Corps bon
Tanobermeiferu an bic Mrbsit, um
unter 2eitung beg ffdotif9en Sn.
gsniurs Soup 8%ermeKunser apefs Mb=
leitun9 Der @epdfer bon Gau Greet in
ben Wbite &iber binter 8roab Ripple
bor3unebmen.
Sin She'll Der WermeKer tpirb am
Greet nabe Walott parf beginner unb
bon bort wefli6 nod benz @bite &iber
arbeiten, udbrenb bic anberen Ser.
meier am @bite Riber Beginner uno
mad benz Greet 5u arbeiten. Ser Ga,
mol fou, penn man feline Mnleguna fir
apedmdBig bdlt, basu bienen, bur6
ableituns UOm Gau @reef, tpenn 5o6=
futb brObt, elmer neberi9memmana
Dorsubeusen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
Snoiana 2ei9en6efatter= ger=
etnignng.

Die "a. idbrlt9e Contention Der Sn=
biana 2ei@enbetatter : gereinieurg
puroe 9eitern i'm Senifon 9otel er=
6ffnet. Gina 800 Mitalieber tuaren
5uge9en. Mapor 9olbmann bieB bic
@dffe i'm Namer1 Der Stabt piqtommen .
Nm MbenD belt %. 6. 6obenf6ub
BON Soma @itp, cine Mutoritdt auf
Nutboritdt auf benz @ebtet bes @inbal.
Tamirens einen 8ortrag iiber bas
Sbema vWie eine 8eeroi9ung gu leiten
it,; berfelbe Duroe bur9 9tereoscopi=
i9e Biloer Deranf9auli@t.
5eute 8ormittag fanb cine Sc
Understanding itatt.
9ie Witglieber Der Staats= geb6rbe
baben tpdbrenb Der Sauer Der @onpen=
tion elm 6auptquartier i'm gnqliib
Sotel aufsef9lager unb fie merben
prifun9eu BON MppIicantett fir 2icen=
Ten lin Snbiana) bDrnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18

Neubeit UNI 10 r~ei3bolere 2iaifon nit
ga belle Graace" ben britii9en 20tpen
bor tDeiteren S9ritten als einem fur3en
@ebriin abgebalten babe, ma9t offens
bar an Der Sienna, mo man Die @a1=
lage genIu tennt, feinen @inorud.
@beniO penig trift Die in &uBlanb
berbreitete Nufahung at, oab Graf
8amsbOrf an fi6 mobl gu &onaeifionen
In Be3ug auf Die Wanbf9urei eenei9t
sepefen lei, baB aber Der nnmiae in
ben ruIfif9en Marinefreiien unb be-
fonbers Der @infuB beg Nomirals
GroBfitrfen Nleris Nleranorowiti4
ibm cine ablebnenbe Bolitif aufge=
stpun9en babe. Sm 3iele paren Graf
2amsbOrf unb Die Marinefreiie, su
hener au9 Der Stattbalter @lerief |su
3d6len 1T, oDlfommen nit chamber ei=
mia. Nur iber bic Sattif bes 9inbal=
tens Der 8erbanblungen iiber ben 3eit=
puntt, mann bic gerbanblungen abges
brc9en tperben Io1ten, um Die gemdblte
politif nit anbereu Mitteln fortau=
ieben, fam es gu WiBbelisteiten. @raf
2amsoOrff bdtte ben b69ien 8eifal
Der Marinepartet %9etpnnner, penn es
linn gelungen tudre, Bis gnbe Stunt bic
Sapaner NIT benz Nustauf9 BON Soften
binaubaIten. Nber man unterf9dBte
Die poIitifde 9lugbeit unb gntf6luBs
fraft Der Sapaner uno mar mirfli6
ttberraf9t uno emp6rt, als bic Serren
in Sotip bas Prdbenire fpielten.
SaB es obne Rrisg nit Sapan su
elmer bauerrben Geitiebung Der &uKen
in Der Wanbf6uret tomme1 tperoe,
glaubte aud in RuBlanb fein urtbeils=
fdbiger polittfer rnebr. 9as tpdre nur
m6eli9 9epeien, tpenn bic ruifif9e @e-
gierung in ct. Petersburg ale felt
1895 in Sorea errunsenen @ortheile
ben Sapaneru als 8ef9mi9tisunes=
mittel iiberlafe bdtte. 9as bdtte aber
nt9t 1rur Die erfol9rei6en 0orfdmpfer
beg ruTfif9en etnfuhss in Ofafien
serfimmt, ionbern tpdre aud, pie felt
breiBi9 Sabren bic 8olfsHimmunq In
&uBlarO 1T, gans unruffi6 setpeien.
2amsborff bat fi9 bieien Ius=
meg Telbf berbaut, als CT ben ufas al=
lieB, Der am Is. Nuguit ben Mbmirol
Nlerieff gum Stattbalter bon &uffd=
Otaten beitelte. Damit 1T bic Manb=
i6urtide Grage gu elmer 2ebensfrage
beg rufftf9en &eides setuorben, Die fir
Sabrsebnte feline Bolitit ebenfo ultaus=
seiebt beeinfufen pirb ME es BON
1873 big 1886 Die tleinere bulgarif6e
Grage getban Bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
General SFerbans crsGblte iu Ell.

General Oferbars crsGblte tn Ell
mem Snterbietp einem Gertreter Der
vWeili9en 9of" ben folgenoen 8or=
fan: YWir IaBen i'm WeiBen Sauie in
a%nregenoer unterbaltung beiiammen,
an Der fi6 aud Grau &ooiebelt leb-
baft betbeilt9te, SIM 2aufe beg Sc
iprd9s purbe bic beborffebenbe prafi=
%bentenmabl beriibri, uno i9 ma9te Die
gemerfung. oaB man in 9eutf9lanb
Die Wiebertpa bl &~ooiebelt's ftir ettuas
CANA Gelbfper fdnblides baltic. Ser
prdfibent ld9elte uno faete bann fur3
unb f9arf inn Beiietn bober Staatsbe=
amter uno Mitslieoer Der 8unoeseeTeb=
gebung: General, the Germans are
mine. = @uf mel9e Weife er 8efb=
re9te erlangte, lieB 9err &ooiebelt un=
er6rtert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
8ertdt hes WaHeabermalters
Der 3. $. & 8. &abnse=
ieaidaft.

Ser 8eri6t beg BolneD s. Malott,
als WafenDermalter fir Die Serre
9aute & Snbianapolis 8ahngeiel=
fAaft sei9te, baB bic @innabme i'm Mo-
not Mdra fi9 auf 1870, 713. Sc; bic
Nusgabeu ft9 auf 1875, 76O.98 be-
liefen; in Der Safe berbleiben $780,
IA. Oh.
Set benz IA. @obember 1896, an
uel4em Sage bic 8abn in Die Sdnbe
zines MaRenperwalters iberging big
gum 81. Mdra D. S. beliefen bic @e=
mmt=ginnabmen ii6 auf $40. $685.
598.37 unb Die Nus9aben auf $70,=
500, S24.33.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
@ieoer ein Ginbrud.
9iesmal bas 9aus s. @lforb's beraubt.

Wdbrenb 9err unb 6rau Sbomas
Nlforo 9eftern Nbeuo awii9en z uno 9
ubr aus ibrer Wobnune, 1928 q. Selas
mare Str. abpeieno tparen unb aud
bas farbise 9ienfmdb9en ausge9angen
mar, Derf9aften @inbre9er fi9 @inlaB
in Die Wobnung Dur9 elm Genfter uno
ma9ten fi6 NIT Dielen mertbbolen
&leiounesftifen aus Dem Staube.
Die @ebeimpoliaiften Simon unb
Wanning nuroen nit nnteriu9ung
bes Salles beauftra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
Gin Bud i6er Snbtana's
Snonartem.

Sic Snbiana Snbuifrial Bubliibing
Co., tpel9e nit einem bon einbe3abIten
Ictien @apitaf bon $4,000 i~ncorporirt
1T, pirb bemnd9f elm BUD iiber
v@ei9i9te Der 0iilfsquelIen unb Der
commercieaen @ntmidlung bes @taates
Snoiana" berausgeben. 9as Buh
ion auf Der Welt=Nusfelung 3ur 0er=
!6eilung 9elan9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
topographic No. 1.

Die Topographic go. l bdlt beute in
So. % 80. Bearl Str. BON Mittag Big
z nbr Qbenbs Beamtenwabl ab. Gin
beiBer &f bat fi9 UNI bas amt beg
Prdfoenten entutdelt.
Dte @anOioaten ftnb Cigar u.
pertins, Der ge~senmdrttee Snbaber bes
pofens uno Clarence 5. grtppin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18

Co. 9te gr0Bte tsto pais
f~enoHeNmSmabl noa gd)nitt=
b~Intnett 1ttto 8Itttten HH6en
fur aHe sremot9ett Mno traa=
rtgem GretgntTe. @tr ttmo
ieoersett 9era berett bet Der
NuStuabI bebhIftt6 stt iettt.
8ertermantt 8roS. 60
2Af MaH. Mne. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18

0ctN TIT ~ III 1t Ut ! u Z w
ben vMeHaggero" mar aus Montecdfz
finn miteetfeilt tpprben, bGB Der Obj
bes oortigen &lpiters, &rug, 5umNnrz
thus in Berlin auserIeben lei. Wie
nun Die @iener rNeue 5reie greFe"
pon elmer geri0nli9feit, ipel9e iUnglt
me9rere Mondte in Der einitmaliqen
8eneOittinerabtet augebrodt bat uno
ben Nbt &rug perfDnli6 fennt, erfGbrt,
benft Der Nbt abfolut ni6t baran, ben
MepntecofItno gu p~erlafen unb fi9 Der
6ipGomattf9 den 8drrtere 5u pibmen.
l1mfopen!Jer, als er Der golttit ednSz
lid ferne ftebt unb auf Die fem @ebiets
ME cine RoGle gefpielt bat.
g d II mm Srrtb II m.
&aspar 6olf in 8runfon, g. O., bDrte
gegen Mttterna9t Elm @erGu19, er
fpran9 aus benz 8ett unb fab beim
Seffnen Der 6a~ust6ire bor berfelben
cine PeriDn iteben, duf Die er iDfprt
etnen S9uB abgab. gs mar feirS
Mutter, Die er setroffen bate unb bic
balb barauf tbren @eift aufgab.
s d. m arte d en
9 runnen. Cine r6t6Iel6afte @r=
f9einung in einem $50 SUB tiefen ar
teff9en 8runnen lei Sroquois, g. 3,
Iinb 0 einem Biz 3net .3oG LANCE
Slide, bic ni9t blinb iinb, tpie man
getp0bnli9 fol6e in 5DblengepdRern
finbet. Die @ermutbung lieet nabe,
baB Elm 2anb1ee einen MbfluB na9
einem Der unterirbtf9en Waherreferz
ppire bat.
8aterItebe einesSe It.
m D b 8. Srant Mal5a9er in Ga
GrDfe, Wts., Der Selbftmorb begging,
bate, ipie fi9 fpGter berausitelte, Die
Shat f9on lan9e geplant; er pdrtete
jebo9 big CUR @eburt fetnes Sobnes,
bdmit er bemfelben in gefebli9er
Weife fetn @~igentbum btnterla1e.
Ho9bem bas Sinh 5pei Mp9en aft
mar unb Mal5a9er ii9 Die 1leber3euz
gung Derf9afft bate. boB bas &inb
leben perbe, ii6erf9rieb er bemfelben
iein @igentbum unb erbdngte ii9
bann.
H tung bur9 et n
StrGlin g. Sm 3u9tbauie gu
Ouma, Nria., unternabmen cine Nn5a6l
Strafgefangener einen perpegenen
5lu9tberfu9. Gs fam gu einem 6efz
tigen Sample anif9en ben @6lieBern
un0 ben Der5netfelten &erlen. 0ilfss
superintendent Milber trug I9pere
Sti9Dunben unb 8erleBungen bur6
&niippelI9Idge bapon. SIS gelung, Die
@efangenen f9lieBlt9 gu iiberpGlti9en,
na9bem man fiinf Der &erle bur6
@9ihe i9per ~perfpunbet bate. Sn
benz Sample nit ben GtrGflingen
tpurbe benz @efdngniBz5 Superintendent
ten @riffitb bur9 bas mutbige. Saz
3tptf9entreten zines 3u lebenslGn9li9er
.3u9tbdusitrafe 8erurtbetlten bas 2es
ben 9erettet.
3olIfreie Oiamante H..
Gin btefer Sage in Netp gorf geIanbe@
ter juneer Sran5ofe Namens 9oronB
bra9te, in ieiner Meite tpobl perborgen,
9tamanten gum Wertbe BON 100000
nit, obne einen Gent 3oa gu be3d6len.
Die BON einem pariIer Oiamantenz
b6nbIer ~sefonbten foftbaren @teine ma
rem fir bic 81. 2ouifer WeltausfteIz
lung beitimmt. Die Oiamanten finb
BON auBergeipDbnli9er @9Dnbeit.
Giner berfeIben bat alein einen Wertb
bon $4,000. 3pei nit 9orDnB reiz
lenbe 9eteftibs batten Die Mufgabe, i'm
Dor anenfuaigen Qngriffen unb Be-
raubungen 81 f9iben. Die Ser. @taaz
tenzRegierung bat our @epdbr bafiir,
baB bic Steine tptebex na9 europa 5us
ridgef9idt unb ni9t bier5ulanbe per=
fault perben, etnen auf $4,000 lauz
tenben 8iirgf9aftsi9ein in 9dnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
Der n%nteri@laenms bei9nlotgt.

Sobn (@ieBe) puDal, Der Elm Sotel
628 Wet pearl Str. ftibrt, murbe
geftern Nbsnb auf geranlaKuna BON
BAIL poperte berbaftet. 9erIelbe be-
i6ulbist Bebal, Die Summe bon $50,
bic er Inn gum aufbemabren CAB als
er @aft in befen 6Dtel mar, unter=
f9laaen 5u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18

SObm @eber'S @trtb51aft.
go. 764 @eft Wortb Gtr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
9pft nrr Ad1nrfere.

. ireftor tam @9luB zines
@9auerbramas benz 9elben 3urufenb):
rOds publifum applaubirt NOD anez
peil-brtngen Sic MD a paar UNI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-18
@rnnbeisentbnms llebertraanngen.

252, 255, 256 unb 276 @lart's 2.
Nbb., 5ausbpile. s. $500.
Warp 8. Barr an Nu9uftus u. ct.
Clair, 2ots SO big e, Somsfeao &i=
berthe part Nob., n6rol. bon Saugb=
bile. 1900.
Nancp 80. Wontague on Qlice M.
Stuart, SbeiI BON Ssc. 8, SOpnibip
IA. &anae 5, Grantlin S~ownfbtp.
81, 900.
Sobn Moore an CHARLES %. Dates,
Got LIS, Stout's Sauehpille Iob.,
n6rblt6 Der 10. Str. 81, 800.
9erielbe an 9enielben, 2pt 176,
bafelbe. $1,000.
Nnnie W. @tofes an suIan 81.
2anham, Got 8, 8lod 205, 8ri9bt=
tpoob. $1,000.
George %. 5mof an Nnna @torp,
She'll bon 2ots rs, 81 uno %, 2eon=
arb's Subj, 8artb 9ospital @ob,
tueftl. BON Shelby, iiibl. bon groipect
Sir. $1.40O.
Sames %. gertins an @m. 8rpant,
Got 10, Spann & Cos 1. Woob=
latpn, 6itl. bon SbeGbp, nDrbl. bon
profpect Str. SO, 900.
Union Sruf Co., Nbminifrator an
Soiepb Ilerbice, She'll MuBenlot $50
nabe Gentufn Nbe. unb MerriG Str.
81, 900.
Serielbe an Sobn %. garfburf,
She'll bon NnBenlots 1919 unb $50,
basielbe Gigent6um. Sc, $50.
SfabeIe Ot. @lbenner on Bernard
5. @uebelboefer, She'll pon Sots l unb
II in 8ropn unb Morrifon's Subj.
BON Outlot 81. Merioian Ctr. na6e
ct. Clair. 81, 900.
Sames s. Brennan an &utb u.
campbell, Got $50 in Der 3. Section in
Wet parf gbb., Dftli9 pom Srrens
Nipl. $1,75O.
Bridget 8prne on Manbel Marcus,
2Dt 4 in Me9ernan & gierce's Subj.
BON Sutlat 121, nabe &an uno Wef1
Str. 81. 300.
Sobn u. gIlif9 an Sobn 6. &ass
mus, Got %, Ga, %. 8eatps gob.
tpeFli6 BON Sbelbp Str, rabe Belt.
$1675.
Sofbua g. @ofman an Glorence g.
9rinfut, She'll bon Got IL, Ga. 81,
@de 6. Wafbineton unb Selapare.
SIS, 900.
Wm. s. 8iIesbie II. u. an MprtIe
s. pratber. 2ots 173 unb ia, Charts
3. Nbb.. @eF indianapolis. $1,000.
Minnie 9. Sarplb an Walter $.
Biooicomb, GOT 43, Mc9aslins |.
Nbb., 9epffone part, iiol. BON @ronn
gill. $4,000.
9Iboiion $. Norbpte an Nmoa SC.
9olopen, 9beil bon IS 2ots in @rorb=
btem Nob 6fli6 BON college Mbe. unb
n6rbli9 bon q. Str. 1921.
Sobn 9iebri6 an Malter Mibbops,
Got 8, glof Is, 2incoln Barf, an
9elatpare 5traBe, n6rbliG bon 90.
Str. $3.50.
2pnn WiGifan an &aniom 8rifin,
Got 8O4 in 2a3arus & pierce's Subj.
an Meribian Blace, Salbot Npenue,
nabe 81. Str. $4,000.
@eorge WoIf an Charles @berle, 2ot
IS Der 2. Section BON Winoborf glace
@bb., tpeFli9 bon Wabifon Mpe. unb
n6rbli6 BON Belt. $14OO.
5ranf Ban @ifle on Orange San
@idle, Got 1873 in Glet6er's @ubb.,
zines Sbetls bon Sat Sil, weftli9 BON
gris6twooo. $4,000.
gbarfes 30. Gong an 6elen Win=
tbrobe. She'll bon 2ots 131 unb 1872
in Glet9er u. u. Subj. bon Got 96
&C., 6ffli9 bon Noble Str, n6rbli9
bon 0irginia abe. $1,000.
Wiliam 8. 9rapier an So9n s..
9ofman, SbeiI BON Got / in Sqr. 4
in l9rafe's Noo., an Wef IL. Str.
rabe Big Sour 8abn. 50, 600.
Marp u. 8afian an @liaa u. Gee
mon, Got 139 in Morton plaee, on
Nlabama Str, ittoli@ bon 81. Str.
6 1000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-12-19
AFTER LENGTHY TRIAL.
Promoter Hooley Acquitted but His
Co-Worker Convicted.

London, Dec. 19.-After three weeks
trial a jury in the central criminal
court found Ernest Terah Hooley not
guilty and Henry }. Lawson guilty OF
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses Lawson was sentenced to a
years Imprisonment at hard labor
Hooley, whose colossal bankruptcy
and the proceedings therefrom were
TIE sensations of 1898, was arrested i'll
London May 10 last on the charge OF
conspiracy TO defraud. Since his
bankruptcy Hooley had been connect
ed with various promotions, some of
which led to court proceedings. Law
son, another company promoter was
taken into custody the same day in
connection with the charge against
Hooley. The technical charge against
the prisoners was defrauding A. p.
Hayne of $4,000 by selling him shares
of Siberian gold mines and other
worthless concerns. Hooley was
bailed in $4,000 and Lawson's bail
was placed at 100000. In 1898 Hooley
was the biggest company promoter in
Great Britain He was a multimillion-
aire and prominently interested in
bicycle, land and meat companies. He
reached the pinnacle of his prominence
in 1896, when he promoted a tire COM
pany, as the result of which he was
supposed to have cleared $4,000, 900.
At the time Hooley was living a sort
Of Count of Monte Cristo existence,
buying yachts and race horses and a
number of historic country seats
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-12-19
MAY END FALL RIVER STRIKE
Conference Brought About by the
Civic Federation.

Fall River, Mass, Dec. 19.-The
executive committee of the Manufac-
turers' association and representa-
tiyes of the Textile Council and Union
of Textile Workers went into confer
ence during the day. While neither
side would say upon what special line
the discussion of the textile strike was
to be made 1t was intimated that con-
cessions looking to the removal of
special grievances of the weavers were
likely to be offered. The conference
was arranged in New York at con-
ference between representatives of
the local Manufacturers associations
and officers of the Civic Federation.
President Gompers of the American
Federation of Labor and John Mitchell
were influential in bringing about the
meeting.
The conference adjourned without
any agreement being reached.
proposition by the labor men to
submit differences to the Civic Fed
GRAFTON was not favored by the manu-
facturers, but was left open.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-12-19

Senate Passes the Philippine Govern
ment Bill.

Washington, Dec. 19.-The senate,
by a vote of IA to %, passed the Phil
ippine civil government bill. Mr.. Nc
Cumber rep, n. d. voted with the
Democrats against the final passage OF
the bill.
The bill as passed eXempts from
taxation all bonds issued by the Phil
ippine and Porto Rico governments;
authorizes municipalities in the Phil
ippines to incur bonded Indebtedness
amounting to 5 per cent of the as
sessed valuation of their property at
per cent interest; authorizes the
Philippine government to incur bond
ed Indebtedness of $5,000,000 for i'm
provements at 4ia per cent interest;
to guarantee the payment of interest
on railroad bonds at the rate OF 1 per
cent per annum: provides for the ad-
ministration of the immigration laws
by the Philippine authorities; estab-
fishes system for the location and
patenting OF mineral. coal and saline
lands; fixes the metric system for the
islands and gives the civil governor
the title Of governor general
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-12-19
REPUBLICANS NOW IN CONTROL
OF BOTH BRANCHES OF COL
ORApo LEGISLATURE.
FIVE DENVER PRECINCTS THROWN OUT
DECISION OF SUPREME COURT IN
ELECTION CONTEST OF FAR
REACHING EFFECT.

Denver, Dec 19-Chief Justice Gil
bert during the day announced the de-
cision of the supreme court to throw
out the entire vote of three precincts
of Ward and one precinct of Ward
at the late election on the ground
that gross frauds were committed in
direct violation of the injunction
served upon the election officials.
Judge Campbell concurred in the de-
cision, but Judge Steele dissented.
The decision does not affect the votes
for president and congressman.
Through the action of the court in
excluding five Denver precincts from
the abstract of returns to date Repub-
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DR.. KOCH INDICTED.
Further Developments in New uIm
fMinn.) Murder Case.

New Ulm. Mimi, Dec. 19.-The
grand jury has returned an indict-
ment against DR.. g. r. Koch charging
him with murder in the first degree
for stabbing and pounding to death
DIR. l.. A. Gebhard, popular young
dentist OF this city. on Nov. |.
Sheriff Julius brought DIR. Koch into
court shortly after 8 a. m and the
indictment was read. The indicted
man seemed to be unmoved by the
serious charge against him and al
though looking pale and haggard
showed no sign that would indicate
that he was In the least worried.
Attorney George w. Somerville. one
OF DIR. Koch's attorneys, deferred
pleading for forty-eight hours, when
It Is expected that the usual plea OF
not guilty will be made.
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oHeEks LOSE A SCORE KILLED
Fight Stubborn Battle With Band of
Bulqarians.

Constantinople, Dec. 19.-The mas
sacre by Greeks of the wedding party
near Monastir Nov. 20, thirteen per-
sons being killed and five receiving
wounds, has led to number of san
culinary conflicts between Bulgarian
and Greek bands, eliminating Thurs
day last In stubborn battle lasting
Eve hours. Greek band of twenty
eight men and body of Bulgarians
met near the village of Sarakinevo and
the Greeks lost twenty-four men killed.
Many assassinations of Bulgarians
by AIbanians have been reported in
the Uskub district. The local authori-
| ties as usual have taken no action in
The matter.
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Boat Built for Russia.

Perth Amboy, n. j.. Dec. 19.-The
torpedo boat Gregory. built for the
Russian government by Lewis Nixon,
was given trial trip during the day.
The Gregory is 80 feet long, is
equipped with two gasoline engines
each of six cylinders. She is expect
ed to develop a speed of 25 knots and
is said to be fitted to carry one tor
upfto fuha
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General stoesseI Wounded.

London. Dec. 19-General Stoessel,
the Russian military commander at
Port Arthur. according to a dispatch
from Chefoo to the Daily Telegraph,
has again been wounded, this time by
a rifle bullet. The correspondent
adds that the wound is not serious.
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SUIT TO ENJoIN PACKERS.
Must Answer Antitrust Suit in Mon
tana Supreme Court.

Helena, Mont, Dec. 1S.-Five of the
biggest packinghouses of the country
must appear in the supreme court
shortly in answer to an order from
that tribunal. the order having been
made on the instance of Attorney
General Donovan, who alleges that the
companies have formed trust and,
having thus violated the laws of the
state of Montana. they should be en-
Joined from doing business in the
state. The application for an order
to show cause was made by the attor-
ney general last Monday, the de-
PENDANTS in the suits being known as
the beef trust, Swift & Co.. Armour &
Co, Cudahy & Co. and the Hammond
Packing company of Chicago and the
Hammond Packing company OF Pueblo.
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FATAL FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Three Persons Killed and Number
Injured

New York, Dec, 19.-Three persons
were killed and several injured, two
fatally, in q fire in three-story brick
residence at l84 South Main street,
In the Williamsburg section of Brook
iyn.
The fire was caused by the explo-
sion of an oil stove. Most of those
who lost their lives were caught on
the upper stories of the building, from
which there were no fire escapes.
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THREE MEN DIE BY FIRE.
Employees of Planning Mill Perish al
Eureka, Cal.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 19.-Fire
mill Friday night and burned three
men to death. The dead men have not
yet been identified, but are known to
have been employees of the planning
mill Loss. $4,000.
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Said StoessePs Dispatches Are Not in
DespairinQ Tone.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 19.-The con-
tents of Lieutenant General StoessePs 8
dispatches to Emperor Nicholas have
not yet been communicated to the pub.
lie. While particulars are unobtain.
able 1t is understood that the report
Is not couched In a despairing tone.
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For Protection of Hospitals.

Toxic, Dec. l9.-General Stoessel
has opened negotiations with the Japa-
nese forces surrounding Port arthur
providing for the protection OF the
hospitals of the city. He has fur.
nished General Nogi with a map show
ing the positions of the different hos
pitfalls.
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jap Vessels in Collision.

Moi, Japan, Dec. 19.-1he trans.
port Manshu and the hospital ship
Rohilla were in collision during the
day off Shimonoseki. Both We're dam.
aged. The Rohilla was beached and
the sick and wounded safely landed.