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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Die beutfae 6anbeIs.

Oie beutf9e Sanbe1ss
fIagge itebt an S~tpeiter Stene, uno
omar binter Der britii9en Jluage, i'm
Muslanosperfebr bon Chile, 4apluno.
8rttii9 Snbien uno ben auitraIiiden
&olonien unb 1eufiopales, @ictorid.
SiioauitraIien unb Weitauitralien; on
britter Stene = nGmli9 binter Der
britii9en uno Der 2anbesflasge = i'm
Muslanosperfebr Der Ser. Staaten o
Nmerita uno i'm @eiammtDertebr bon
BraiiIien uno Chile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

truntenem 2ufanbe ben SausbdIter
&6f@ erfdOB, SsIbfmorb gu begeben
bsriu9te. @r miro iebt frsng beuaat
unb auf feinen @sifessufano bee
oba1tet.
Der Streif IN ben @Iet.
trieitdts= @erfen.
Berlin, 90. Sept. Die Mus.
oebnung beg Streits in ben gleftrici-
tdts' @erten auf Die 2idt. @enirale mirS
befar4tet. tusnn ni9t Bis gum Sons
tag nod cine geilesuns Der Difersn3sr
er3ielt uoroen if. Sie gerliner anee.
meine glsttricitdts : @eienidaft, Sie=
mems & Salsts uno Siemens=S SCHUBERT
baben fir ienen Sag betanntli1 cine
S6lieBung ibrer fdmmtli9en Tabrifsn
angeorobl, pOourh $4,000 Nrbeiter
brotlos ptirosn. 8eidrft tperben bic
Striter in ibrer 6altung burd Sele-
9ramne bon IngefeQten Der 0onbonsr
Clemens Jabriten. tuel4e fi4 gu sinem
SDmpatbiefreit bereit ertlGren.
Der DWorpdrts", oas foetaloemiofra.
til4e 9auptorsatl, ertennt an, baB es
fia UNI cine sroBe 3raftprObe swii9en
Der Organiirten arbeit unb ben Orgas
n~ifirten Nrbeit9ebsrn banble.
8eud bes rufftf9en
riebensbeDoll
m d d 9 n.
Berlin n, 20. Sept. sc unter=
lie9t teinem 3weifel, baB Der SefuG
oes ruifi6en Observation-Disclosures
uno Winiferratbs= Prdfioenten bier uno
auf benz taiisrliden SaaofdIoRe &o=
minten BON GROCER politiider Sss
beutung mar.
Was bic nd9iten Jolsen Der 8on-
f%eren3en bes our 3eit aamd9ii9en ruff
fi9en Staatsmannss nit benz &eids.
tan3ler Jirf Billion, benz Staats.
fetretdr beg M~uspdrtieen. 5rsibsrrn b.
&i4tbOfen, unb benz 2aiier ielbf iein
uerben, entaiebt fi9 Der Berednung,
absr fi9sr 1T, bab Grantrei9 cine gnt.
tduidung erlebt bat.
Mls Witte bon paris abreife, En-
tldrten Die bortisen OffSi6fen 3situn=
gen, er tperoe einen 0eriu9 madden,
Ssuti9lanb fir bas Warotto : pro=
9ramm bss frans6Hf6en Wtnifsrprdf-
benton &Oubier 81 gepinnen. Sas III
ni9t nur ni9t sei9eben, ionrern Der
8ertrster bes 3arst bat i'm @egsntbeile
Die na9oriidli6s grtldrung abssgebsn,
bab &ublanb f9 iebusber ginmii9unq
in Die oeuti4-fran36fI9en gesiebunaeu
entbalten tperbe. en- ieiner unterre.
bune nit Billion ertldrte er, ME bit
acknowledging" gu beri9tsn tpsib,
&ublano babe ahiolut fstn Sntsrsht
on Der Warotto-NHaire unb lei ber
Nnfi9t, oaB Seutf9lanb uno Grant
reid ibre SiHeren3en unter R9 erlebi.
gen miibten.
Der 8efu9 @itte's in Nominter
bebnte f9 ldnser aug, als srtpartet
tporoen mar. Nuf grfu1en beg 2ai.
isrs blieb Der beriibmte @uFe ibe,
@a9t. MOrssns begleitste ibn be,
6srrider peribnli9 nod benz 8abnboI
unb uuterbielt f9 nit ibn, biz be,
Sonber3ue. Der i'm nod @irballer
truo. Qboambfte,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Ganaoa.
g Offs e.

8ictoria q, 9. g., 90. Sept. Ser
gefern ongetommene Wionera bringt
@a6ridtsn iiber beri9iebens G6iHsun-
fdls.
Der 9r6Bte S9Oner, Der in Nmerifa
gebnut tpurbe Der &oanote, 3apitdn
Imesburp berbrannte BET Neboue, Neu
3aleoonien. Na9oem Der Roanofe
$685. SOnnen @bromer3 gslabsn bate,
brad i'm @oroertbeile Geusr aus. Die
80 Wann bonn &oanote fu9tsn, unter-
ftiBt bon ben gemannunser bss ams=
rifanii9en S@ifss susqusbana unb
Der normesif9en Barrie Nrabia bas
Teuer su l6fden. Die fi9 sntpidslns
ben SdmpTe ma9ten Den 26i9mann.
f4aften piel Bei9meroe uno bic ar-
beiten muBten aufsegebsn usroen. Sas
S4if gin9 Doafdnois berlorsn.
Der S9Onsr Spnes grotbers ssr-
i9alte nabe Der Nspeafle, nadoem ct
bon benz S9lsppoampfer Selsn Nieoa
losseriKen tuorbsn mar. sieben Wann
%ertranten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Stnrk u1tfaptruurn.

Senor: rS6on in meiner frihe>
fen Sussnb. bate ia cine brinante
Stimme. Wenn ib pom meinem 8ater
priisel srbieIt, fammsIten ii9 Die 2eute
auf Der Strabe, INN oieie Stimme 81
h1ren.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Mmertfanif9e Serfi9e'
r u n q.

Reaierung beoba9tet Die Nsp Oorter
@erf4erun9s= unteriu9In9 nit ar6Btsr
Mufmertiamfeit. Wie Die vR6tnif4e
3situng" mittbeiIt, 6at Die 8srf9e=
runss.g eb6roe bic &esieruns Der Ser.
Staten Inn senaue Snformation ere
iuat. Wan slaubt, baB ben nod in
Seutidlanb tbdtisen amsrifaniiden
gerf9erunss=@ eieai9aften bic 4On3eis
foner eefiinoi9t perben.
GeIbf 0 zines Ober T.
utnants O.. ..
3arIsruhe, 20. Sept. Sn
96rrad bat Oberfleutnant a. 9.
Gladslanb, tuelder fid udbreno oes
oeuti9=frans0Riden 2risges in benz @es
fe9t bel SiiOn an 80. OttObsr 1870
in Der baeifden, au Weroer's 9orps
geb6renoen SiDiion ber%borrageno auss
seidnete, Selbfmorb bsganesn. Ser
gsueggruno Der Shat 1T unbe=
fannt.
8ebor ebenbe &ei9si=
mana -& e D T m.
8erIin. 90. Sept. Die &eiGs=
finan3reform= 8orlage tuiro, ME aus
berldBli9er Aueue b~erlautet, benz Buns
oesratb iOfOrt nod ieiner srfen Sibung
augeben. Der 8unbesratb beenoet
Infangs OttOber feline Gerien. ueber
ben Snbalt Der 8orlase, Bel Der es f9
I'm cine 8ermebrung Der sigensn Gin
nabmen bes &ei6es uno UNI grfdlie=
bung risuer ginnabmsquellsn banoslt.
ergeben fi& bic gldtter nod ME pOr in
Mutbmabun9er, ba bic amtlidsn2re
i9 bartnddis ausi9weigen.
Alssmeit ma6t man f9 aber bars
auf gefaBt, baB Sabat unb Bier b66er
beifeusrt peroen iolen. S9on BET ben
Sanbslspsrtraes-W erbanblunsen lsbnte
bic beuti9e &esisrung cine 8inbuns
Der Sabat. unb Bisra6as, Die bon per=
idiebenen0 ertragsffaaten perlangt tpors
ben NOR, sntidieoen ab i'm Sinblid auf
ben bereits bamals b~sffsbsnben plun,
bsibs Nrtitel finansiel mebr aus3u-
uuBen.
S9iffsautrd BON
6 biraer parte
9ieL, 90. Sept. 8ier bobe 9i-
nsfi9e OffBiere babsn nit g~rlaubnib
beg 3aiiers bic i'm oortigen 5afen lie
genoen 2riegsiaife urb bic &eidswsrfi
bsiu9t. @u9 7fatteten fe ber @erma=
MO. Werft einen BeIud ab.
Nls Gol9e Der 8ifte peroen sroBe
8efeaunssn bon Der dinsFi9sn @s-
sierung eruartet.
Mite d.
Berlin, 20. Sept. Der. Be-
fu1 bes ruffif1en Siaatsmannes Witts
bsim 9aiier @ilbslm in @omintsn IN
bier In b6af aufmerfiamer Wsifs ber-
folet iporbsrt linb tpirb auf bas 2ebbaf.
tefe befpro9en. Offci6s wtrb ertldrt,
bic Solee tperbe ni9i r1ur elm engerer
Ani9luB &ubIanos unb Seuti9lanbs
isin, ionbern aud cine bsrtrassmdbiss
Si9erHelIuns Der beiosrieitisen Sntsr=
eRsn. Die ginbs3isbuns Grantrsi4a
gslte als ertpanfdt, miibte absr ber
ruiffden ginpirfung iiberlahen bIei-
ben. WeientIi9 g%sf0roert tueroe eins
Wieoeranndberuns swif&en Seuti9-
lamb urb Jrantrei9 bur9 bas b6aigt
@inperffdnonib in Der Warotfo-G rase,
bas bur9 @itte's ginfuB in paris
bei9leunist uurben fsi.
Die @er6fentliduns bss snslii9'
iapaniiden Bertrages an Sage bon
Witte's BeIu9 in &ominten birftl
nod biefi9em Safirbalten einen GAM
befimmten 3msd babsn. Ser Sermir
tf benz Mni9ein nod abfi9tli9 &C.
tpdblt, I'm Der beuti4 ruiii9en en-
tente Elm paroli 81 bieten. Die natiir'
li4e Wirfune tpirb nod Der Mnfi4t
6ieRger tonangebenber 2reiie iein, BAT
Seutft3lanb unb RuBlanb UNI 10 ra'
9er 3u ben burd bic grtpeiterung be!
en9IiiG iapanii&en gertrases gedn'
bsrten 0erbdltnifen steluns nebmsr
unb H9 3u we9ielfeitisem S9ub enc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

Srennunssbertras amii9en S8weosn
uno NOrtpegen entbdlt. Der gu 9arlftab
nbgefGlofsn tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
YbiIippinen.
8 II n.

ben jiinffsn Saifun. Sn ben 8epdi'
fern tim Gamar urio nnbern Snieln,
fino oiele Shffenfabrseuge 5u grunoe
aeaonaen; IL Mmerifaner utb "a @in=
qebprene ertranfen. Sei benz Srte
Gorioaore allein ertranten Is @in9e-
borene. Ser 69aben an S~anfplan.
taaen nirb auf 81, 900, 600 ssiddst.
Der armss=3 ranspOrtoampfer nSuan
&abrieues lit bel 2esasbi ~9eifranbet.
SIN Snnsrn Der Snfel Samar fopie
arf pislen anbern Snieln fnb 3aus
isnbs bon g~inssbursnsn Oboa9lOs ges
tpOrben. au9 Die Wilitdrpoften auf
ben iioliden Snisln ftnb ssrf6rt.
3ipil-uno WiIitdrbsb6rben f9afen
10 itnsl ME m6gli9 2ebensmittel uno
!3slts nod ben beimseiu4ten Sifritten.
9a Oas 9sIssraphenipitem 3erf6rt TT.
Iaufen nur masere geri&te elm.
Manila, 80. Sept. Man fiird-
tet, oaB Der felt SO Stunoen i~iberfdlige
Sampfsr v@bans @bu" Der eine an-
3abl amerifanii&e pafaeiere on gOro
bate, tn Dem 3aifun berun9lidte.
HnBlane.
o ieghDlera q.
6 t. Yetersburg, 90. Sept.
&c tuurbe officieQ betannt gema4t, oab
in ruifi9 polsn bonn 20. Big 81. Sep.
TENDER so @bolsrafdqe semeleet muir
ben. % oerIelbel berlisfsn t6btli9.
% d q u, 20. Sept. 8 @bo.
lerafdle uurben big isbt bier entbsdt.
Jtalien.
ragen.
81 o m, 90. Sept. Nad bier einqes
Inufenen Bsri9ten banbelte es fi9 in
Der llnterrebung suif9en Winilter
$ittonis unb 3an5ler b. Billion um Die
2rifs auf benz 8alfan.
Wttte.
81. petersburg, 90. Sept.
Witte fubr beute nit einsn 8oote ab,
I'm ben 3aren Nitolaus su t~reffen, Der
mod nit ieiner Oadt i'm Sinniiden
Wesrbuien lit. gr miro benielben bel
benz ftiQsn 5afen BiOerte trehen, mo
aud bic 3uiammentunft oes 3aren nit
3aiIer @ilbeim ffattfanb. Der Gar
fanote seiiern Elm S9if I'm Witte abs
subolsn, ba sr beaierig if be1en Beri5t
3u b0ren.
CeIferreih .l1mgarn.
Sturm m &et9sratbe.
Dien, &c. Sept. Sm Rei9ss
ratbs fam es bsute su ftiirmif9sn Scs-
men, an bsnsn Die 9alerie fi9 bstbeis
liete. Die SiBune muBte !uIpenhirt
msrosn, bis Die @alerien gerdumt mo-
rem. Die &ubeforunsen puroen bur9
6Onfiiets spifdsn Den SOeialifen uno
ben Nntiiemitsn md1reno elmer grtld-
rune Der premierminifers 8autiG bon
Jranfentburn beruurserufen.
8effere Musft9ten.
8ubapsf, 20. Sept. Die
Sadlass besinnt f9 gu fldren. We-
nisfsns ssigt es f4, baB bic Jtbrer
Der Coalition unb Der Raifer fia Whbe
geben einen austrsg aus ben S9wis.
risfeitsn su finben. Wan erpartsi
nun, oaB 8arOn Gsierbarp tuiebsr als
Yrsmiermintfer berufen miro uni
3tpar nit Der 0oama9i, bic Wablsr
auf Der platform bes Mggemsiasr
Wablreates su fibren, unb babur9 BIZ
untsrfiBung oss ungarii9en parla
ments gu sstuinnen.
Die Tube tn Der Staot tt tuteoe,
bersefelt.
Buineb before pIea E.
Wien, 90. Sept. 3aiier Jran;
SOiep6 bat es aufgegeben feline setpobn'
ten 5erbHiagoen i'm @ebiree au balten
sr muB f9 NIT un9arii9er pulitit BE-
f4dftigen.
N%orwegen.
8 rer!urg BON g 10 b IN,
@bri # iania, 90. Sept. Sa:
6pecial-g omite oes StOrtbings, or
usl1ss bic Jrase peruieien mar, pa
nit IL sesen 6 Stimmen enti9ieben,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30
Sin Saifnn
&idtet groBe SerDeerllus anf ben Ybilippiuen att,

Sic Cholera in goleu. : Sic gananH5rase. = Srenmnng BON SdpeSen.
Stiruide eibnng int D%derreihiiden &edsrab. -Spreugnngen int
Sanal.-Gtn ueuer Srebunb .-gee Sdifaunfaae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-30

m&ru5itiirt'n! 9eut s'fpiir' i9 fdon
In ie6er Sauit a. 9'ri9tsberbuno<
lung!"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-10
NAVAL FIGHT imminent
RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE SQUAD.
RONS NEARING EACH OTHER
I'M CHINA SEA.
ROJESTvEhSKY PASSES SINGAPORE
BELIEVED TOGO'S FLEET is IN
WAITING SOMEWHERE IN
THE VICINITY.

London, April 10.-The sudden shift
land to the sea and the apparently
imminent prospects OF a fateful battle
between the Russian and Japanese
squadrons In the China sea have re.
yived all the interest shown here in
the earlier developments of the strug-
gle in the Far East. 1t is taken for
ported to be in the neighborhood OF
Singapore in the middle of March,
are still in that vicinity and the re-
port from Penang, on the west coast
of the Malay peninsula, that twelve
japanese ships were seen steaming
ahead of the Russian warships is in
terpreted to mean that the former
are scouts sent out by Togo to get in
touch with the Russians and when
their object is accomplished to retire
on the main body of the Japanese
squadron.
The reports about the numbers of
the Russian ships vary, but at any
rate over thirty-five battleships, cruis-
ers, colliers and torpedo boats have
passed the port of Singapore. The
underwriters here presume from the
northeasterly course they were steer
ing that after passing Singapore the
Russian ships are attempting to reach
the French port of Saigon, Cochin
China. However, it is pointed out
that q Japanese squadron of twenty
two ships is still off Horstburg Light,
where 1t was reported March Ia. The
two naval forces are only about thirty
miles apart and may be in touch at
any moment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-10
COLLAPSE or BIG RESERVOIR AT
MADRID RESULTS IN HEAVY
LOSS OF LIFE.
ACCIDENT OCCURS WITHOUT WARNING
MEN WORKING ON STRUCTURE
SUDDENLY BURIED UNDER
TONS OF DEBRIS.

Madrid, April l0.-Four hundred
persons were killed or injured during
the day by the collapse of new
water reservoir in course of construc-
tion on the outskirts of this city.
Fifty bodies have already been recov-
cred.
The Prince of the Asturias, the war
minister, the governor of Madrid and
a representative of the king have
gone to the spot to superintend the
work of rescue Troops sent to the
scene are engaged in helping the suf-
ferers and recovering the bodies of
the dead.
The catastrophe caused a profound
sensation throughout the city. All
work was suspended and the people
flocked to the scene.
Working parties are gradually re.
moving the debris and continue to
recover mutilated bodies, fragments
of flesh and limbs.
Collapse Occurs Suddenly.
A workman who was injured says
the collapse was so sudden and COM
plete that it was impossible to tell
what happened. The men at work
on the reservoir. however, anticipated
trouble, as a fortnight ago three
arches collapsed and cracks deyel-
oped in four others.
The estimates of the number OF per-
sons injured are increasing. Nearly
all the injuries are of a serious ma
ture. The ambulance stations are al
ready oyerflowed, but assistance con-
tinues to arrive from every direction.
Professions OF women carrying
black flags are parading the district
in which the disaster occurred. A
great crowd marched to the center of
the city and forced the merchants TO
close their establishments as. sign
of mourning. The markets are all
shut and business is entirely at a
standstill.
The work of recovering the dead
and Injured is hampered by enormous
crowds of angry men and wailing wo-
men.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-10
PARTICIPATES IN PARADE.
President Given a Rousing Welcome
at Fort Worth, Tex.

Fort Worth, Tex, April 10.-Presi'
dent Roose yelt and party arrived in
Fort Worth at 9:45 a. m. The night
run from San Antonio to the north
ern confines of the state was uneyent
full. When the presidents special
train entered the Texas and Pacific
railroad station an enormous crowd
was on hand and gave him hearty
welcome. A committee representing
the city council and board OF trade
entered the presidents car and for
mally welcomed him to Fort Worth.
After chatting few minutes with
his visitors President Roosevelt en-
tered a carriage and took part in
large parade. The line of march was
headed by mounted police and a COM
pany OF Texas national guard. Then
came the president and his party in
carriages, followed by organizations
of Spanish War Veterans, United Con-
federate Veterans, Grand Army men,
state militia and civic associations.
The line of march was to the court
house and down Houston street to the
large square facing the Texas and
Pacific railroad station. The presi-
dent was everywhere received with
enthusiasm. Dense crowds of people
packeS the streets along the line of
march and the president smiled and
bowed his Acknowledgements. When
the square was reached the president
ascended q stand covered with flags
and flowers and delivered brief
address.
From the square the president pro-
ceeded directly to his train and left
shortly before noon for Vernon, Tex.
When the train left the station the
president stood upon the rear plat
form and waved his hand repeatedly
to the people, who continued to cheer
him until he was lost to sight
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-10
THE BATTLESHIP MINNESOTA
LATEST ADDITION TO AMERICAN
NAVY SUCCESSFULLY
LAUNCHED.

Newport News, Va, April 10.-The
battleship Minnesota was successfully
launched at the plant of the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
company during the day. The vessel
was christened by Miss Rose Marie
Schaller, daughter of State Senator
Schaller, of Hastings, Mimi. Her
maids OF honor were Miss Constance
Day of st. Paul and Miss Lillian Mac
MILAN of Minneapolis. Governor
Johnson was unable to attend and
was represented officially by his pri-
vate secretary, F. A. Day. The gov
ernor's wife was in the party.
Among the distinguished visitors in
attendance were Assistant Secretary
of the Navy Darling, Rear Admiral
Harrington, commandant of the navy
yard at Portsmouth; Governor |. j..
Montague of Virginia, Senator Thomas
S. Martin, Lieutenant Governor j. E..
Wolford and a number of naval and
army officers at Fort Monroe and
Norfolk
A luncheon followed the launching,
at which informal toasts were re-
sponded to by Governor Montague.
Assistant Secretary Darling, Senator
Schalier of Minnesota and others.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-10
POLICE GUARD WAGONS.
Many Arrests In Connectiof With Chi.
cago Strike.

cago Strike.
Chicago, April 10.-UndeT heavy es-
corts OF police number OF wagon
loads of freight were sent TO various
railway stations during the day by
Montgomery Ward & Co. despite SYM
pathizcrs with the company's strik-
ing teamsters and garment workers.
The drivers were jeered and crowds
congregated, but the police, in force,
kept wagons and spectators moving.
MANY arrests we're made.
There is a possibility the entire En-
press Drivers dnion will be called out
owing to the determined attitude of
the express companies to handle
Montgomery Wards business. Union
leaders are placing dependence on
Mayor-eIeGt Dunno. They say he is
a vigorous advocate of arbitration and
that he will strive for arbitration in
the interest of public order rather
than crush the strike with the police.
In response to telegram Judge
Dunn wired from New York his atti-
tude toward the present trouble. He
said.
Il will preserve the peace from the
inception of any strike, elt will ex-
haust every effort to bring about arbi-
tration between employer and en-
ploye while | am mayor of Chicago.
A serious attempt to overawe the
drivers and police occurred when
caravan of Wards wagons, en- route
to the Santa Fe freight house, reached
Twelfth street. The yiaduct crossing
State street at Twelfth street was
crowded with disorderly throng OF
men and boys. Fifty policemen rushed
upon the viaduct and after some min
utes of vigorous clubbing cleared the
structure The loaded wagons then
proceeded to the freight shed, where
the loads were deposited.
AS the wagons were about to leave
the police and nonunion drivers were
pelted with stones, sticks and cans.
Many of the police were struck. The
officers again charged the crowd,
clearing a way as before.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-10
ONCE A MULTl-MiLLiONAlRE.
Edward w. Mitchell Dies Penniless in
Chicago.

Chicago, April 10.-Edward w. Nit
chell, at one time leading figure on
the Chicago board of trade, organizer
of a corner in wheat in 1868 and once
worth millions, is dead at the county
hospital, aged seventy years, pau
per-
Mitchell's fall came in 1870, only
two years after he had cornered the
wheat market and made a fortune.
Since then he has lived in the hope
that one day he would regain his for
mer wealth. But his failure had SO
shaken him that he never regained
his position, but grew poorer and
poorer, until in recent years he de-
pended entirely upon the charity OF
his friends.
Members of the board of trade have
made up subscription to help defray
the funeral expenses.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-10

.ne nussian squadron mas yet reached

.ile nussian squadron has yet reached
a point so far on its journey.
According to Rojestvensky's letter
to his wife, referred to in these dis
patches April 4, the squadron intend
ed to sail from Madagascar March 49,
Ii it has been able to cover the inter
vening $500 miles in eighteen days,
at an average speed of eight knots,
not counting the necessary stops to
coal the smaller ships, and the squad
ron has now arrived at the entrance
of the China sea without encounter
ing obstacles in the shape of Japanese
torpedo boats. there is all the more
reason for congratulation. Rojestyen-
sky's reports from Madagascar as to
the efficiency of the ships, personnel
and gnnery have been satisfactory
and they have greatly encouraged the
admiralty.
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JAIL LOCKS DYNAMiTED.
Desperate Prisoner Makes His Escape
From Prison.

Benson, Mimi, April 10.-The locks
on two doors and two padlocks on the
cells in the Jail were blown off by
dynamite during the night and d. v.
Jennings, an inmate, made his escape.
He was in Jail for shooting at the
Appleton marshal few weeks ago
and ii is believed that four others
with him in the shooting did the
work. Jack Shield, who is in for the
Kerkhoven homicide and refused to
go but stayed in the open jail till
morning, says there were that many
in the party. There is no trace OF
where they went.
Jennings is desperate character
and escaped from the same Jail once
before.
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FELL INTO BOILING TANK.
Three Cattle Feeders Scaided u
Death at Pekin, lll.

Peoria, H., April 10.-Julius Hardy,
Joseph Byers and George Wagner,
cattle feeders at the American distil-
lery at Pekin, were scalded to death
early in the day. The men were
working on top of tank of hot dis
tillery feed when the boards gave
way, precipitating them into the boil
ing mass Hardy and Byers died in
stantly. Wagner was rescued, but
died shortly after. A man named
Sliden, who was working with them
at the time, saved himself by cling
ing to the top of the sides of the tank
aud was taken out badly burned by
the hot steam.
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Last Hope Vanished.

When leading physicians said that
w. M. Smitha of Pekin, Ia, had in
durable consumption, his last hope van
ished; but Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, kept
him out OF his grave. He says: "This
great specific completely cured me, and
saved my life. Since then, | have used
il for over 10 years, and consider it q
marvellous throat and lung cure.
Strictly scientific cure for Coughs. Sore
Throats or Colds; sure preventative OF
Pneumonia. Guaranteed SOC. and Si.OO
bottles at Stoddard i :Halstead's drug
store. Trial bottle free.
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LASTED TWELVE HOURS.

General Lnevitch's Report of the
Battle of Tsintsatun.
st. Petersburg, April 10.-A dis
patch from General LineVitch to the
emperor says:
THE battle at Tsintsatun, April z,
lasted twelve hours. The enemy's
losses were heavy from our artillery
and rife fire. Our casualties We're:
Killed-Captain Prince Massalsky and
four Cossacks. Wounded-Two otti-
GERS and thirty-four Cossacks.
"On April our outposts, after a
fusillade, pushed back the Japanese
outposts to Taipinlin.
"Our infantry the same day occu-
pied the village of Koukouseki, after
dislodging the enemy. The Japanese
retreated precipitately."
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Roosevelt Cabin at Portland.

Portland, Ore, April 10.-The Lewis
and Clark exposition management has
granted Governor Sarles of North Da-
kota space in the Agricultural palace
In which to exhibit the cabin where
President Roosevelt lived while he
was a cowboy on the ranges of North
Dakota. The cabin will be shipped to
Portland intact as part of the North
Dakota display at the fair.
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viii Reduce Russian Revenue.

st. Petersburg, April 1O.-The Po-
lish workmen and revolutionists have
found new way of trying to embar-
rass the government by organizing a
boycott of vodka and tobacco, for the
double purpose of saving the money
of the poor and reducing the revenue
nf tho state