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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-02-15
TEXT OF SECRETARY HAYS PRO.
PoSAL RESPECTING THE IN
TEGRITY OF CHINA.
UPRISING OF CELESTIAls FEARED
JAPAN AND RUSSIA REQUESTED
TO MINIMIZE THE AREA OF
POSSIBILITIES.

Washington Feb 15.--The state de-
partment has issued this statement:
After some preliminary exchange
of views between this government and
the government of other powers inter-
ested in the Chinese matters the de-
partment, on the 10th of February,
sent the following instructions 10 The
American representatives il at. Pe-
tersburg Toxic and Peking:
You will express TO the minister
for foreign affairs the earnest desire
OF the government of the United
States that in the course of the mill
tary operations which have begun be-
tween Russia and Japan the neutral
ity OF China and in all practicable
ways her administrative entity shall
be respected by both parties and that
the area OF hostilities shall be local
lied and mited as much as possible,
as undue excitement and disturbance
of the Chinese people may be prevent
ed and the least possible loss To the
commerce and intercourse OF the world
will be occaSioned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-02-15

ana all classes are coupling the United
States with England as being Russa's
most inveterate foe
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1904-02-15
Powers Requested to Act.

AT the same time this government
informed all the powers signatory OF
the protocol at Peking of its action
and requested similar action on their
part"
A number of answers to the above
nCte have been received. There is a
hint that Austria will seek TO avoid
any participation in the proposed rep
resentation to the belligerents on the
ground that she has small concern IN
the matter, but no formal answer has
been had from her. England wants
more definite statement of the pur-
pose and scope of the note. Secre-
tary Hay is disinclined to yield TO
this wish. He thinks that it would be
impossible to get the powers together
il an attempt is made to very exactly
define the purpose Of concurrent ac-
ton. AS to Manchuria the question
is left open purposely as to whether OF
not Chinese administration is or is not
in force in that war swept territory.
That is Why the term administrative
entity" was used in Secretary hays
note. Ii is a question of fact to be de-
termined later on whether or not
China does possess administrative
entity" in Manchuria.
See No Cause for Suspicion.
The suspicion engendered by the
issue of the note is ineXplicable to
the authorities here. 1t is declared
that the government has been ami
mated by the most simple and direct
purposes and has tried to express that
fact in its note. There is grave dan
ger of the flight from Peking OF the
Chinese court ii it is not speedily con-
vinced that there is no danger OF an
invasion of China by one or the other
of the belligerents. The state depart
ment has been warned by China IT
self that the result of this flight
would certainly be general uprising
against foreigners that might result IN
massacres And the end would be per-
haps the disruption of China. In this
event it is believed here that the neu-
tral powers would make off with the
lions share, the belligerents being too
much occupied to prevent them. rms
conviction of the officials here causes
them freely to express the opinion that
Russia will be guilty of grave mis-
take if she rejects Secretary Hays
proposals. But if she does so 1t IS
said there will be no attempt made on
our part to secure through force OF
arms the purposes stated in the note,
in other words, the United States is
not TO be dragged into hostilities IN
the East
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27

confirme he senate in executive
session confirmed the following North
Dakota postofhce nations North
Dakota Wallace Gale house. CARING
ton; Edwin =. Wiper, Bowdon; IA.
Lyngverd, Esmond q: Henry Egelter,
J New Salem. s sss5.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27
ONALs.

u 81 ~ 3z
Mayor Register left this afternoon
for trip east. s55ssl +,
81 Hon. Joseph Hare has been attnding
the imple dealers meeting Ct
Fargo,
s@ p S. Neal has been In the city for
several days awaiting the return Of
Mrs. Neal from the east. :stt z3 b
Governor White returned today from
the east, where he has been attending
to some business matters. 55s5ss
Mr.. w. N. Steele Of Rolla, member
of the state worlds fair board, is a
guest IN the city today, attending 2
meeting of the board. @ ~ y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27
MERCER COUNTY NOTES.
z VT (Mannhaven Journal.1

Last Saturday the farmers had a
meeting in, the new German school
house, and were organized into CO.
operative company for the erection and
operation of a creamery Officers were
elected and work will begin at once SO
as to have the creamery ready by the
LIST Of May. 81 % r.. -. Z
i One of our citizens of this burg who
has not sent his children month to
school since it was organized and this
is four years ago, thinks he is greatly
harming the teacher, just because he
has personal grudge against the
teacher. II this. man had common
sense he would know that he is not
harming the teacher but his children
instead, by depriving them Of their.
school privileges. zss s7s s5.@y=G l.s d
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27
Florida Travel Via Chicago
Over PENNSYLVANIA Short Lines

b $ss Va through Louisville or
Cincinnati, with through-train connec-
tions at those gateways for winter re-
sorts in Florida and the south. Tourist
tickets to many southern points via
Chicago and PENNSYLVANIA Short Lines
are on sale at ticket Offices of connect
ing railways in Inc west and northwest.
g. E. KimbaH, a. G. F. Agt., No.
Sherman street, Chicago, will arrange
all details upon application. sas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27

.Masons and their ladies have been In
lyited Dancing, cards and other
amusements will servo to pass the
evening Al special train viii convey
the bismarck guests r. Mandan ct 8
o'clock 81 the evening and return about
one CLOCK ia the morning: The Man
dan Masons are celebrated for their
hospitality and q pleasant evening Is
Id store for all who attend
The Mexico Excursion Grand Forks
Herald: A meeting Of the executive
committee OF the North Dakota Press
association was held yesterday for the
purpose ~ confirming the action Of
Wellington Irysh IN arranging for the
editorial excursion to Mexico. Those
present ct the meeting were Yelling
ton Irysh, Wheatland; II. f. Lampman,
3Neche; M. de Ia Bere, Sheldon; Grant
.Hager, ST. Thomas The excursion
win start from Minneapolis On the
evening Of Feb. sttls over the North
western. "a stop viii be made ct Chi
1cago to take In the mt omobile show,
and from there the excursionists will
30 direct to New Orleans and the Mar
di Gras. El Paso will be visited en-
route to Mexico, and week will be
spent in the intereating country The
editors and their wives expect to reach
home about March LIST. IS: =5 s. :i Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27

5 Number 297 held by Gotleib Huber
takes another of the beautiful sets of.
dishes; at Nicholson Mercantile Cos.
store on 18th street. We are issuing
tickets for the fifth set and it will be
presented to some person buying the
famous Bell Coffee or other choice
groceries at our store. Az: .5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27
Eyvs I

Az the regular meeting 81 the Glen
jullin IRE department the following Of
sficsrs were elected for the1 ensuing
year: Roy r. Hubbard, chief: a. r.
Herman, secretary; Chas. Waechter.l
treasurer S33
Arthur Fowler Of Sheldon, who is
Congressman spalding.s private secre-
tary, has entered the law school at
Columbia University This, however,
will not interfere with his duties as
the Congressman's secretary.
h The sAneta panorama believes the
capital question settled for all time;
and adds that With the capitol build
ing enlarged and repaired with the
trolly line to and from the city, with
plenty Of boose .sat or near Bismarck,
the members Of the nextssession ought
to be pretty comic rtable. Z
5s}s Dave Milne, cashier Of the state
bank at Langdon has been taken by
State Treasurer Mcmillan to. the Twin
T.
Cities for an operation. In a friendly
wrestling bout with q friend here two
weeks ago Milne broke something in
his neck, which has caused great.
deal Of ann yance n
8 a peculiar accident occurred to the
N. P. engine at the depot at Grafton.
The boiler was leaking and the water
ran down the wheels to the rail. The
Thermometer was 30 below zero and
as the train stood still for some time
the wheels we're frozen solidly to. the
rails. The engineer had to get down,
and chop the wheels loose with an
axe. 2s+.S 81. 60 Isl
The NOrthwester Fire and Marine
Insurance company has held it's annual
meeting and the following officers
were elected: President, C. F. Sims,
MINI apolis; vice president, Alvin
Robertson, Grand Forks; secretary.
Otto Tollefson, Grand Forks; assist
ant secretary, Chas. Carothers; treas
urer, d. H. Bleecher, Grand Forks. u
The house committee on Indian af-
/ fairs ordered favorable report on the
Marshall bill to open the Devils Lake
reservation to settlement and entry.
The committee amended the bill so as
Ito provide that the price of land shall
be $3.50 per acre for the first six
months after opening, $3.50 for the
second six months and $3.50 thereafter.
The Indians are to be paid $s,25 per
acre for school lands decided to the
state and for 3 900 acres reserved fol-
the Indian school church and mission
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27
MISSOURI 81 oPE ITEMS.

n 81 '.a e..
Bids for the new court house In
Oliver county will opened on March
l7th. q s5z..s
ISL Bids are wanted for new school
house at Hensler. Oliver county. @ {
Louis Miller Of Harmon has gone to
Montana with view Of remaining
permanently. t.:. .S=.. s.s 5
The Denhoff Voice says that thus far
sDenhoff has no candidates for county
office. s,I5. :@ 2 "A 4$-s
One Of the SINNERS at the Wilton
mine by the name Of Nelson inter
viewed the business end Of his mule
Monday, with the usual result. The
mule exploded, and Nelson Is minus
some teeth, and had his feelings badly
lacerated.
While examining 9 feed mill that
was in operation, Jacob shaffer Of
Ashley, a brother Of John schaffer, had
the misfortune to lose the little finger
of his right hand by getting It caught
In the cog wheels ~ $:ssl 81 y
Mcintosh Republi can: Last Satur-
day evenings meeting Of the Ashley
irrigation club was well attended. AZ
ter q very long and heated debate. It.
was decided to petition the state gov
ernment to have the Missouri river be-
Z
low Bismarck damned, so as to allow
Its waters to flow into Beaver Greek.
which runs through Enlpons and Nc
Intosh counties, have q canal dug to
connect the creek with Hoskin's Lake,
three miles west Of here. and from
there conducted to uur future Metropo-
LIS. Should this genial plan find offici-
al sanction and be- carried out. Ashley
will have the best chance to be pro-
vided with genuine, unadulte Grated
Missouri vat &
Just because the 500 road was
sblockaded for few days the Ashley
Tribune looks long ingly back to the.
time when mail was carried overland
by carrier who, s4 spite Of storms and
deep snow made his trips BY being on
the road night and day changing
teams as often as necessary, resting;
but three or four hours at either end.
Sof the route, slloveling snow In places
where the drifts were too deep Tor hial
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27
He
THE WEATHER.

~ yVEA If1E II. 81 s3S3
Generally fair toni ht and Thursday.
Colder tonight Max. 6 q; Mi. -
Guild Meeting ne Guild will meet
tomorrow afternoon AZ !: 80 at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. 2. g. Reming ton on
18th street. 81 .s
Implement Dealers Joseph Hare Of
Bismarck is one Of the slope delegates
attending the, meeting Of the Imple-9
ment dealers association at Grand
Forks. "a ,l ...s3
sss Macaroni Wheat fine quality OF
flour is being made from macaroni
wheat at Hebron and the acreage on
the slope promises to- be increased
very materially this season.
Called 20 DickInsof, Hiss Kate Nc
elements, cashier ct Piere,s cafe, Far
80, was called to Dickinson Monday to.
= 81 -, 10 .ssS.. q. ~
u. 81. S..
s. I. o.. AZ 80 ol -
g NJ 3 4is Il
s Catholic Supp The ladies Of St.
INV {, ,,bnrc,, y,l, have ! sale and
y supper to pay for the late improve
mentss Ladies of the sewing society
-ril1 meet at Mrs y s iV,ebb,s Thurs-
ag4a !, !, 4 Al ~ q ). q,
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81, IN Il, y fol,o,uin r,,rth
sT,akota snost ofHea no I, ions Z North
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!. Ivng,yerd " Esnn ond q: Henr,y Egelter
New salem
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clearv,s ,ec.ureThe rev Father l.e.
,leary Hall vers :,,is cale lad lac.
s: tura 81 erican q zenaa,ip II the
Athene,,m ~. rhurs, ays evening ian
IL etrht 4, nh Z SisSt ~ third
enter nm I'M q tba rt,p,, ~ 1ect,,re
ce,,,r.,e IA m lear seizure viii
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soclai event Y 81 II. s.ason n, ne
GROWING social event 81 tt,e season 81,
Wilt sha "a can nY clau 40 I,no ~ t,n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-27

S Two ten dollar sewing machines 60
for s. each. One $40 Singer goes for
$40. One $35 White goes for $12.
Faunce's Corner. Call If you wish a
bargain. s.Sa. VII. ss. !s. /. .5sl-ttas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06

Joseph J Flynn's celebrated company
OF entertainers called " The Nashville
TIoubadours win be the opening at.
Traction at Castle Park for one week,
opening Monday, June 9TH The company
is well known in this part Of the country
and is regarded as the highest class organ
izati0n Of eolored players on the stage.
They are presenting a new piece this sea
son called g The Policy Players The
entire bill is an excellent entertainment
and consists Of many tuneful songs clever
speeialties and comedy Of the best grade.
There are songs Of many kinds, and some
Of the most pleasing numbers are Dlnah
Lee, Lady Moon, When the Dlctie
Docs Come TO Town and Good-by, Lit
tie Girl, Good by All of these songs
are Of the tlnkling, whistling kind that
are sure to become popular This com
panY is under the personal direction OF
Joseph j Flynn who controls more than
twenty summer theatres in New England.
The musical director IS Dan Kildare, who
is well known both as a composer and a
director
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
At the annual dinner Of the alumni AS
ISOLATION OF the United States Naval Acad-
envy, held at Annapolis, Md, Thursday
night, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Charles II. Darling responded to the toast,
''Ihe President -
Water along the Richelieu river, the ont
let Of Lake Champlain, is reported to be
unusually high this spring, flooding low
lands aud producing a plentiful crop Of
mosquitoes. The level Of the lake rose Is
inches during the month Of May.
Robert i. the seyen-year-old son Of Ed
it0r Arthur II. Stone, Of st. Johnsbury,
who was run over by q heavy express
team Monday morning and for two days
was in z critical condition, IS slowly re-
covering from his injuries and no bad re-
suits are feared,
Mrs. Mason S. Colburn, widow Of the
we'll known Vermont politician, Mason s.
COlburn OF Massachusetts, Center, died In
Honolulu May 30. The body viii be
brought to Manchester for burial Mrs.
Colburn was the daughter Of the late Au-
gastus Clark Of Manchester. She is sur
yiyed By q daughter.
The grand list of Mortified shows
marked increase in property and polls. The
grand list for this year Is SI2, ql62S as
against S12, 605.71 for 1908. The number
Of polls this year is ISL as against $50 last
year; this would indicate 81 a conservative
estimate a GAIN 0f more than 200 ID popu-
lation during the past year.
The June term Of Orange county court
will open at Chelsea June I, Judge John
H. Watson presiding. The grand jurors
summoned for this term are as follows.
Bradford, Henry a. Winship; Braintree,
II, ], Farnsworth; Brookfeld, William q.
Clarke; Chelsea, Benson sanborn, Leslie
II. Bohonon; CorInth, John S. Chapman
Fairlee, William p. Cafheld; Newbury,
Dexter S. Fulton; Orange, r. Edison
Beard. Randolph, II. II. sanford Stafford,
S. b. Buell., Thetford, Fl +, Wilcox:
Topsham, James Il. AlcIam; Tunbridge,
Charles b. Smith YeTshire. Leon + AL
Ifs; Washington, Chester Dickey; West
Fairlee. John \. KimbaIl: Willlamstown,
Cyrus 4 Lathrop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
Union rrouble Il Pittshnrn

Pittsburg, June g. Three New York
painters, IA the employ Of B. r. Alex
ander who has the contract for the
painting Of the new buildings Of tie
Country club Of this city, were ASSAULT
ea and injured hY crowd of men,
alleged 70 lie members Of the Brother
hood OF Painters and Decorators, the
dominant union Of the craft IN this
county Il II said tliat Tile row was
the result Of clash Of authority be-
tween labor unions The employer,
Mr Alexander IS member Of tho
Master Builders association Of New
York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
4I... nrnrn NJ In ~.

o rose. fair rose. anon gsue slender stem
Your DAY 81 BiefN posses al Too saan.
The sDaFkiinA de@draps s. YOUR aia8etn
You are the lovely gltiEeless gAsen (
June
where eli your beauty make a dark spet
bright
There willing homage e yaur charms IS
paid
Your heavenly fragrance greets the shades
6f nisht
And ealms Che heart where cares dall
pain is laid
o flower Of flowers, how absolute your
sway
How glorious your reign. though sadly
brief.
You shed CLEAN 81 jos along lifes was
And touch with balm the bleeding wounds
Of grief
bertha y Cassidy " Chicago Record
Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
Bids Wanted.

Tie Street Commissioners Of tile City Of
Barre. III, desire sealed bids for the removal of
TWO thousand two hundred cubic yards Of earth
from Beacon Street, and lying between the
house Of Robert Knox and the house Of s. y.
Allen. said earth to be moved and placed on
Sheridan on BnFns Street, as the Street Commits
si0ners may direct. Tie distance at such re-
moYal Is about eco feet. All bids must state the
amount per yard and time required TO do the
job, and must be addressed to the Street Come
missi0ners. CITY of Barre VT and be Ia their
hands on on before Thursday evening June I6th
AT o'clock. 70 be opened al 4 meeting of the
City Council. The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Signed at Barre, VT, this eth day Of june
1904.
.. j. MACKENZIE, Street Coln'rs
+. IT. BURKE Of the
T. J. S0WDEN, City OF Barre. Vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
STEALS HIS own CHILDREN.
Rieh Man Takes His Daughters Away
From Their Mother.

Rish Man Takes His Daughters Ava
From Their Mother.
New York. june 8 Lawrence C6wle
fhipps. pitishurg millionaire and
ptilanthrorlsf caused bis two Young
daughters 20 be secretly taken hy force
from rooms Of their mother in the Ho-
tel Netheriand and fed with them.
Mrs Phipps, as soon rs she learned
that the children had been removed, att
tired herself and pursued husband and
children to the Pennsylvania railroad
station ID Jersey City, where she
boarded train in which they were
seated.
Her attorney demanded that the POI
lice arrest the husband as a kidnaper,
but the guardians Of the law refused
e have ANYTHING 70 10 with what they
termed i family disagreement and
Mr.. Phipps and his children were per-
mitted to continue their journey. Mrs.
Phipps VIII insist upon the custody 0f
the children It is reported alleging
that she was to have their control
through private agreement. She and
her attorney visited tile district attor-
news Office to see what other action
might be taken.
This Is the bringing TO light Of an es-
arrangement which lad for tie Inst year
been limited 1t as existing. but was
masked by those concerned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06

Rome June 0-Quite a sensation
was caused "a the Vatican by dispatch.
es from America asking whether il
was true that pr Lapponi had been
dismissed as physician 70 the pope, the
pontitf according q the reports, desirs
ing the services Of bis Venetian physi.
clan, and also whether Dr Lapponi
had Insisted on the pope leaving the
Vatican, taking the ground thar the
pontiff was no longer prisoner Or.
Lappom IN an Interview said he had
never been asked to resign, had never
thought Of resigning and does not n
tend to resign as he is apparently en-
Joying the entire confidence Of tile
pope.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06

The Brltishers profess to take some con-
ISOLATION in their defeat By the American
golf champion, Travis, in that he was
born In Australia Americans win be-
willing to let them MUNICH away on this
crumb Of comfort.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06

When you buy eiotn, yoa pay
for il BY the yard. When YOU buy
sugar, you pay for Il by the pound
When you buy advertising, you pay
tor il BY the 1000 circulation.
When you buy advertising space
IN Barre, you gel The lowest rates
per 1000 circulation and the best
returns from the Daily Times It's
advertising rates per 1000 circulation
are but two-thirds what they are
elsewhere n Barre.
Are you saving that one-thifd by
advertising in the Times
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
raa SEw SufREME counr JUDGE

THE NEW SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
The appointment by Gov Mccullough
IF George M. Powers Of MorTlsyille as i
member Of the supreme court bench Of
Vermont, to fiji the vacancy caused BY the
resignation Of Judge " r stafford has
called forth nothing but favorable words
on the part Of the press Of the state, al
though surprise IS expressed ia some
quarters. No fault Il found with the man,
but there IS ia little surprise that the gov.
ernor took man outside the three north-
eastern counties Or the state Essex, or
leans and Caledonia thus leaving that
section without q Judge Of the supreme
court. III those counties there naturally
will tie some grumbling, but even there no
fault can be found with the man who has
been elevated to the bench from the posi-
ton Of conrt reporter Judge Powers Is
a young man, but he possesses the neces-
sary qualifications for the position. Three
recent appontees ID the supreme count
bench have been court reporters, and
naturally there Is a desire for this posi-
ton Already three candidates are
named, Edmund c. Mower 81 Burlington.
Charles H. Royce Of St. Adams, and G.
II. Williams Of Bellows Falls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06

Judging BY the size Of the vote in the
Republican caucus Of Saturday evening
there are but few Democrats left in that
city. The ranks cannot be decimated
much more and leave respectable show
frs,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06

The Putney man who shot bis wife, says
he thought he was shooting burglar. His
judgment was decidedly poorer thau his
aim. The county authorities are showing
good Judgment in investigating the trag-
edy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
that ReantIlnI aInas

comes from the varnish in Degoes Var
nish Floor Paint; costs > cents more d
quart though. Sold by Reynolds Il Son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-06
The Socialist party Of Vermont is ont
early after the political worms.

Barre Republicans should bear In mind
the'party caucus in Miles hail Wednesday
evening A large attendance is desired