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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

Sic nErogrciiipc Sobor
Eurtp" belt gcItcrn IN Der Wtolts
rer.Solle an Sit+6npette. StroBe cine
&criommlung ob, mcldyc ocr critic
&iccsErdiioent s. @nlib croffnete.
Nnipraden murben bon ben SS.
Hobert &. See, 3oniel WocS orom,
NJ. Serpe, Sarrp :. Goumcr, GGos.
GcrIirc, q. @orbon, II. Eoforb Ii. N.
gebolten. Gin Gomitc, beitebeno ans
bcn $50. u. &. See. Senrp Golmer.
u. Yodnrb, s. .. S'Gpnnor, Taniel
WocS bront, mur6c ernnnrt, I'M
Die peridicbencn @oroa unb Grc.
5illftc fir bic Sriihiobrsmobl 5u or.
guniiircn. Mud lultrbc Gin Gonite
erronnt. meldes cine Contribution
fiir Die Eortei ollSorbeitcn ioI. Gas.
lclbc bcitcbt Gus, ben S@. $. 3. &ol.
Con-. WocS brom, s. S'Gpnnpr. ST.
Gcrlinc mo Nbc @prbon. IS iuilroc
bcld)lpllcn. cine oftipc Gunpagllc IN
Den pcridicbcnct grbeitersllnionclt
IN ocrct rcglll1ren &crionmlurgcn
5ri b~eginncr. Gicie a9itotitn be-
slucdt Die Nrbeitcr bon ccn often
Enrteicn loSSuloielt, hamit oielelbell
nid)t nlebr fiir eilen Ganbioaten ei.
ner Eartci, ipnoern fir Den nuige'
~ltelten Wonn itimncn mclter lid,
Scr Irbcitcriod,c dis freltnolid) er-
mieien bot. Tie Arbeiter-Eortei miro
morter. bis Die beiben Eortcien lire
Gonbibaten aufgeitellt Ioben uno
Damn Die ibrer Sadye giinitigen Gar-
oiboten inboiiircn.
Sicl aus Dem Sen it CT. =
Souis Z. Stcpbep bate am Somita1
ieinem Ireunb Senrp y. Holpb in
OclIcn Snllie, Yer. 529, Gplpin-S traBc,
eincn @eiild) obaeitottet mo mar ooo
freubige @ieoerieben tiid)tig begplie,l
moroen. stephen iibernad)tete ihlieb'
lid bei icinem Sreunoc nnb mnrbC
m Der Goroeritllbc oes smciten Stof-
merfes einqliortiert. Selte iriih itallo
Stephep oiif uio molte iein 3inlmes
perlailen. SIN Tunfeln belt err oos
Seniter fir Die Sbiire mo lonoetc
infolee GeIien onf Dem Is Sub ent.
%fernfen Srottoir. Eoii5iit Sanroboll
ionS ben, iue1n olld) nid]t iebr idpper
perlcBten Stcpbep nlif Der Strabe lie
qen. lieB oeiicn 9erletutgen crit inl
Stoot.0oipitul pcrbinoelt ilno brud)tr
ibn bonn III Die mittlerc YoliSeiitn'
ton. no Elm Mepolper in ieir,er Soiens
taid)e gefnnoen lulrbe. Hifter 2ittig
IieB mad, Nnboritra Der 9eibensge.
id)id)te 8nooe Dor Meht ergeben unN
ieste Stepbep oitf freien Sub.
Brobcr Gontraft ii
. oItimorer 6irma. Der
nImeriea Observation-Disclosures e.
ienif,oit bon Baltimore" lit ioeben
Der 9ontraft fir ole 9~eIeld)titng Der
StroBcn bon Wilipolfee At $26.tO
pro Sabr fir ieoe 8aslompe iiber.
trngen moroeti. Tie Deielihaft mus
100000 @iirpidloit iteacn.
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0eprae @alter.

Eiamanieu. it6reu, ehmud laden, pseihiifieucs
Glae. eilbcrwaaren anS grpnaen.
timer @aarenpprrath fir Neibnadltcu TT jest
manten, ubren, aaimndfadben, acihlifienem
WlaS, sterHna. sifbcr uao NrpaSen. @ir ia.
bcn aus fir bic Seohrintie nnicrer auuben
ourdI uoraeieten, pat, wtr Gin a~nNererwSbniid,
unttangretdhcS Mfiprttment anaeifafft hateu,
nnb stn yeind1 nnferes 2aoene mnR Stnfn sum
Yetgnasen s%erridteu. "a Nensqertnatpn.e Ctr.
(Ies9|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Jrcmbcr bceebt bier Selbitmoro.

Su9b j. Sloter bon Sapoge nlad,t
Ieinem 2eben IN Sieref's Sotel
ourh @inatGmen BON 2euhtgas
Gin Gnoe.-Ier @rtno sur SGot
rliht befannt.
Gin 5rember, Der ieiucn Nomen
als $. =. Slater bon Sopage, Wo.,
IN ouS Sotelbud) eingCtragen bate,
wuroe 9eitcrn Mtittog in Serrn go.
Tieredt'a @otcl, Nr. $50, @citGmm.
ocll-S traBe. BON @aa crItidt oufgr.
funocn. @eitcrn Wlittog fltr5 nnd} II
llbr entoedte Scrr Gifaro g. IapiS,
Der I'M ielben Sotel mobrt, i%tarfen
@asaerlldl. ser aus 0em ncrifloiie,
men 3inuner 9fr. 1 I'M 5mcitcn Stod-
mert brong. @r ieete Serrr &ieref
bon leiner Gntredung in &enltniB,
melder ocn Holi5iitGn Carrier bonn
meItlid)en Giitrift berbeibolte. 2eb-
terer erbrnG Die Sbiire mo fono
Slater foot i'm Bette Dor. Gireft ont
&optetIoe 0ea gettea mar eli Has-
b1bn poQ ongebrebt. Slater mar &c.
itern friib fllr5 nof I llhr in boS
Sotel gefomn,cn ulb bate lid iofort
auf iein 3intmcr begcben. Coroner
Eatrid Martin pom meltliden I'll
thrift itelte nod porg2nonmelter
ll%nteriudpng einen auf Sclbitmoro
loutenben SobeSidein ais. >Snt @e-
lite beS Spbten befonoen lid) mr. 80
Gents. ionic cine Snbrfurte Der
Baltimore 8 ios9abn" bon 9nlti.
more nod, NnnopoliS uno ionitiQc
ipertDloic @cacnitanhc. PM cincr
uo1 5luei on i'm gcridteten Eoitfor'
tcn mor cine NIT Gpu untcr5eidnete
G%inla0ung mad WooObcrrp cnt6o.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

Aenberungen i'm 3oll.
OienI It. - Sm 3paoienit limo fol.
grnoc Ver0nocrunqen porgenommeil
luorhen: Hobcrt Nc. Mbiteioro, Stills.
@ic9er. $500 @eGoIt, cntloiicn; ".
T. 8oliton gum Siilfs- Wicaer nit
1920 @cbolt %ernonnt; Weorge W.
Gnglc pom floiliiiSirten arbeitcr Silnl
Soten nit $40 @ebolt uno Sobn ).
Snpoer gum floiiifiSirten arbeiter
nit 500 @ebnlt erronnt.
6ier 1T 2 d)meigen Die
GuroIc. - Tie .ltnitco Siiretp
60" bat ibrcn llntcrbcomteil ciii
GirfuIur 5itacitcat, in mrld)cnt ibncii
nit Gntloiiluig gcbrobt miro. iaIlS
tic irgcno mcld)e Srfortiotion i'll &c.
5itg atf bic inneren Nngelegciiheiten
ober Gerietulg BON 9eumten Der
Scifentlid)fcit preiSgcbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

Gin fd5nts uub niitIides Weidenl
fir Nnsebirisr 1T ~i,aIaer cine lebens.
srpke photographic pber cine Flint.
leriid poIenbete Gopie eines aIten
wilbes In Grapnn. @aTerfarbe, Del
pber Yaiiel. Die idSniten Cabinet.
biIber unr 81 PRO 1atenb.
Sulins &ebbel, beiitfher pbotpsrnpb.
(90--) 321 Rprb.Wap Stratt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
WclSicnbunacn

mod 0eutiflano "a gents o., Warf,
nod Seitreid 20A Gents pro Srone.
Yorto EXTRA. Sdiffsfartcn bon uub
mad DentIdlanO. Rciiepdiie, @ed.
iel, G~reoitbriefe unb aiislGnoiihes
@elo. steo. s. 0iener & &c., 2t7
.galtimore.S trabe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

SteucrSplIcftionen lr
1907. - Stcucreinnebnlcr @inlomS
fiin0iQt heute in Den Nn5eiaenipoI-
ten oeS nGcutid)eu Gorrciponoenten"
oil, Dab bic Bidder OeS Steuerocpar'
tcmlcnta an Ofittpodl ben >. Sa'
mar 1907. iiir Die Collection Der
StoNt uuo Staataitcucrn iiir oaa
Sobr 1907 gcoiinet lpcroen. Sin
Disconto bon ~ Erojent miro an
oae itGotiiden Steuerrcd)nrngcl
ouf @rlnoeigentbum perlonlid)eN
G~igcnthum mo Scturitdten nab
reno oea MonutS Sonuar, uber nid)t
ip1tcr bis 5lm Gonnerltna. Den 81,
Sonlar, Nod)mittags 3 llbr, &c.
luGbrt merOen, Slim Ero5ent Gis'
conto miro ulIi Hcdnungen riir
Stnotsitcuern 9eluabrt mcr0en.
StcuerSoblcr, ueld)e bon Dem So
mar 9iSconto @cbrulld) mod)cl
NluolleL ioIlten unpcr5ii9lid) Den Sol
!fftor nm bic 3%uienolna ibrer Hed
ungcl crluden, gleld5eitl1 ooa
-ul0eigentbum ongebcn0 mo olil
Ten Nomcn naiiclbc nbgcIdlIbt lit.
NO cin norcllirtcS Gonucrt bel
iii1clO. Gicic Mcd)nuHacn lpcrocr
bis iilnl I. Sonnor 1907 per Eolt
oliSgcion0t mcr0cn. ood) ipcr0cn Die
iclbcn ulir 9eid)idt, mrlth p~erlonlid)
nncr id)riitlid Oarilm crlud)t lporoen
lit.
Gle SeilSarmcc lit 5llr 3eit
ciirig nit Sommling Der Mittcl iiir
Gic Speiiung ser Grnlcn am @cib'
nnd)tStng beihGitigt. IS lino filr
oieicn 3med I'M @on5cn $1,000 erfor'
ocrlih. 0pd) betragen Die burd
Samnilunaen aufgebraften 8cloer
bis jcbt crit $500. @ie ilblid mer'
ben 5lpiIhcn 700 INTO 500 aorbc ppa
9ebc1Smittcl on 6omilicn uertbcilt,
iuGhreno Die Gin5eImubl5eitcn in bic
Sonlenbc 9chcn.
Hcqcrpclunf onSacbo'
ben. - Sn Dem Hcltallrotionslofal
hes GegerS 3anOall Stcuort, Nr.
-, 81 .SeeitroBe. ging cs geltern
gIbeno bod fer, bis iflieBlid) Ser
acunt @bitc nit orei YoliSiitcn DEM
A'crgnii9elt ein en0e bereitctc. Eic
Ax rode batten lange aui Die @e'
leaeIrheit gcmnrtet, in oos SauS eit-
5uorinael. enolid, gegci 9 llbr fam
cine Heeerin, melde ibrcn Matl
iIfte, Sobalo auf ibr alopfen Die
5biire geoiinet miirbe, non aid
ld)on Scracont Wbite inl Soits iliiO
l~iiirnite Die 1reppe nod Oent 5luci-
ten Stodlperf b%inoili, no nlgcblid)
lultig eetrinfen, 1cruiirfelt ur0
&arten 9eipielt ipur0e. Sben ollgei
langt, luur0e or Spar Don Stepart
ipieber 5ur Sbiire hiitousgelporfen
aber oos boli niht, Die Heierpe fam,
uno Die 6eitung muBte fapituliereil.
NitBer Steluart ipurocn nod ilcllll
Heger, mcbrerc 6loid)en Bier, Gin
anrietipiel. WilrieI nt0 cine Wcnge
Spiclmnrfen nnd) scr iii0lidlen 90
lijriitniipn eebrad)t, 100 Staunrt oca
ungeblifen Spiritupienperfnufs ON
Sonntna uno Saitens rirres Spiei
Tides unD bic iibriaen neun Meger
bcr Rnbeitornng hridyuIoi9t mHrocr.
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Stast Baltimore.
1tnterbaItuuas . @eameiTer.
,@,uit.9ifaocmie." 49, Sicie 8o6t

,@uIf.9taoemie. 49, Sicfe @o6e folGcnoe5
Hcpettotrc:
Niontag Abcun Sic NreutersSo rdte",
SicHitaa N6euo o1be Euib".
NoHteritup. Srcitdq gheno nlN Sdt1itda Nheno
uHe giniince rSiilerS" NIB p2Sbo 1Ien looe",
,@taueN'S." Sjcic 9Eodc: rNs TOLD IN The
Stills.
neiapetp, - Nieic gSoHc: GIarf's a&uuupnb
@trls".
,Soro's Spcrn Spuie. - Sicie Aodc: Sis
oil hour Suuli".
e. 4Souihdbitrnbcr- 1bcnier." 0iefe gSo6c:
VT Cripple Greet.
,Marnluno." - Hieie g&odhc: llr9driihc9
Arinbet. Srdbciter unb bic @cbriioer Telonu.
,,HHniturium." - Nicic ISOLDE: ySur Srtcno
SriB".
~ sp @ipnumeutni." - S;eic gSpdc: r1hc
Ghcrrn Nlniiume".
,3uu," siprtbs9 lpennr uno Saf.etrnBe. -
Tdqlid gmSiteIuug iutlher Ibiere uno anoCrc
lluierbaltungcn. 9fout6ubs@iHf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Seutides NeIb

gu perfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Warf
ODER APO Narf fir einen Dollar.
Wedicl uit6 greoitbriefe auf ale
StGote Guropa's. UeIoienouneen,
Sdiffsforten Mciiep1fie unb ausIdn.
oiides UeIo. Sizes. $. Siemer e Co.,
217 it.gaItimore-S trabe. (303--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Nob27-0e516)
W. HeiHcrt,
Sentidlcr HbotusrapB
l0Q-ltt WorA.( Ooo.Stros,

iriibcr NIT bent oerftorbenen Snliue Sebbel In
hemfclber aiten glase.
@ir bitten unierc @1nner, lid, Sucrit BON nn'
ierea Hrbeitcn 81 iiberSeusen, che bieieiben
aubersWp sebcr, oann ~urtteilrn sic feibt. es
tit uidt Der Same, ionsern bic srbeit. iar iueife
sic be5ableu. (Se511.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Gun See nno Safcn.

H'ENA NN'N''tN
n@iier" reporirt. aaitanien
iiir onS @cibnadtsieit aus Spa.
nien. - Terid)icoencS.
Die 2anoung Der Nniiogiere orS
Norbb. 2lopOoampierS .SaQe", Der
Samitog 9lbeno geNen ) llbr i'm
bicltgen Sofen anfam, ging nit Ius.
nabme bes an anbercr STEELE aus
iiibrlih bcrihteten 3piitenfolleS,
geItern Morgcn glntt mo flott bon
I%tattell. Der Idrnpier miro 9ienltag
ober Mittmod) mieoer nbiabren.
&altnnicn pom 2 panien II.
Scr 9annpicr .Tenabp" brod)tc 35
Sonnen aaitnnicn ans &uclpn, Spa.
niell, Dem @ano ser aoltnnien. Gic.
irlbcn iil0 iiir cine Yittsburger Sir
ma beitimmt, Die anitonicn per.
Sen bnnptiGh(id) 5unt Tiiucn Der
@11Ic uno S~rlltb0bnc belnltt.
,@cr" rcpartrt
Ser Camper ,Gller" pon Der
.Merhants ono Miners transport
Co." Der. bei Dem groBen 0odbranoe
id)ucr b~eid)1oigt uno in Nempprt
NIps rcparirt lnO urngebaltt lplrrOe,
fam geItern l%tad)nittag I'M 4 llhr in
bicIigen &aicu mieoer an. Gas S6iff
mar poa beiIaggt, es miro balo leine
re1elm1Bigen TciIen mieoer allineb.
men.
aupfer Gr5uun Guba.
Mit ciner 2aouun ppll mebr ais
5000 1onnen aupicrcr5 miro Der
Iompier .llnimnd" bon Santlogo
Gl,5l. bier 2ripartet. Nas Gr5 lit
iiir Die Baltimore Copper Smelting
ono Hoainl So" beltinmt.
Stopellnuf.
Gin iiir oie yMerd)nnt unb Mlllers
Transportation 60" erhallter Seld).
Ter iuitroe in Sfinier's S%hiifbauboi
pom StappI oelaiien. las Sfiii lit
i25 Sub laltg mo 80 SUB brett,
y d. CT amber @efobr.
Sbmobl Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ocS Generals Sobn W. 5000, Erdli.
ocntcn Der Ser, 8eiell-
id,uft." id, ctmaS gcbei'crt bat, lit Der
General nod %fcineslue9s aliber Sc
bellsaefobr.
Sic IL niteb Sriib 2eu'
guc pom WorpIano" trifft umiang'
reide 0orbereituneen fir eilten gro
ben oifentlid)en Gmpinng, Der an
Sonntnp Mbenb, Den s.. Saniiar
1907, I'M YMnrplanb Sbcnter" 81
Gbren Der Observation-Disclosures
Nd)tb. 36prnnS ". Settle nnb gld)tb.
Hid)arb Snjlctou. ueld)c bon DER IT.
ld,ibiid,en Eurtei oes engliid,en Ear.
lonients bierber geianot muroen, lltii
Wittel fir Die irIanSiihe selbit'
regierung 81 iamnleln.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-04
WADSWoRTH SUBSTITUTE FOR
BEEF INSPECTION AMEND.
MENT COMPLETED.
COURT REVIEW is PROVIDED FOR
ALSO PLACES THE COST ON THE
GOVERNMENT INSTEAD or
ON THE PACKERS.

Washington, June 4.-The Wads-
worth substitute for the Beveridge
beef inspection amendment to the agrt
cultural appropriation bill has been
completed and printed for the infor,
matien OF the house committee on
agriculture. Until the substitute has
been submitted to the committee at its
session Wednesday it will not be made
public.
The substitute Is said TO follow the
lines of the Beveridge amendment
with the vital exception that it places
the cost of inspection upon the gov
ernment 1t also provides court re
view Of the administration of the in.
spection and restricts the jurisdiction
Of the secretary of agriculture in the
power to make regulations given him
In the Reveridge amendment.
President Roosevelt has receivee
the completed report Of Professor
Charles r. Neill, commissioner of la
Dor, and James B. Reynolds of their
inquiry into the condition of the meat
packin ghouses of the country.
Professor Neill and Mr.. Reynolds
we're in consultation with the presi
dent for nearly an hour. Present at
the conference also was George p. Nc.
Cabe, solicitor for the department OF
agriculture. The text of the brief was
discussed thoroughly and was welded
finally into the form in which It will
be transmitted to congress.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-04
AGREE ON STATEHOOD Bill
conferees on Measure Sign Completed
Report.

Washington, June 4.-The statehood
conference report was signed during
the afternoon. The following state
ment was made by the majority mem
bers of the conferences.
"The conference report gives nifty
FIVE delegates to the Indian Territory
fifty-five to Oklahoma and one to the
Usage Indian reservation.
1T strikes out the Warren amend
ment, which permitted the mineral
school lands of Oklahoma to be taken
up by miners, and provides instead
that the lands shall be kept by the
state of Oklahoma for it's schools;
that they shall not be sold until 1918
and in the meantime the school board
OF the new state may lease the lands
and the proceeds thereof to go into
the school funds of the state.
THE capital is temporarily located
at Guthrie until 1913. after which the
people at an election to be provided
by the legislature will fix the capital
permanently, but the legislature Is not
permitted to appropriate any money
Tor any permanent cdRiloi uuHuAn6S az
Guthrie In the meantime.
New Mexico and Arizona are per-
mitted to vote separately as provided
by the amendment introduced by Sem
ator Foraker last year and adopted by
the senate and as reintroduced by
Senator Foraker this year. 1t simply
provides that the constitution OF the
new state shall be submitted to an
election of the people on Nov s and II
q majority of the people Of eithersterri-
tory vote against the constitution It
fails"
The vote was unanimously save on
what Senator Patterson, one of the
conferees, termed the crucial point,
which Is the joint statehood provision
for Arizona and New Mexico. On this
point the minority members disagreed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-04
GOMEZ DESIRES 70 RETIRE.
Acting President of Venezuela vii
Summon Congress.

Summon Congress.
Caracas, Venezuela, May 81, via
Willemstad, Island Of Curacao, June
4.-The acting president is offended
ut the attitude of reclamation of Gen
eral Castro, who recently resigned the
presidenc1 in Gomez favor. Gomez
wishes to resign and has requested
Castro to resume Office The latter
persistently declines to do SO unless
the nation acclaims him and congress
approves of his resuming the presi
dency
In view of the deadlock, the second
vice president being in Europe and
the constitution not contemplating the
present situation, Gomez has an
nounced his intention to convoke con
gress and present his resignation.
The correspondence exchanged be
tween Castro and Gomez is couched In
somewhat acrimonious terms.
The friction between the acting
president and the former president Is
affecting trade, but no disturbance ol
the peace Is feared
Corporations and other public bod
les daily send Castro resolutions pray
ing him to resume the presidency.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-04
WIDESPREAD SORROW SHOWN
ENORMOUS Crowds View Funeral Cor
tepe Of Michael Davitt.

Dublin, June 4.-The love and re-
spect in which Michael Davitt was
held In Ireland and the widespread
sorrow over his death were amply EVIL
denced by the scenes in the streets
here when the body Of the Father OF
the Land League was removed from
the Clarendon street chapel where it
mad lain over night, to Broadstone sta
ton for conveyance to the graveyard
at Strade, County Mayo.
The business establishments closed
their shutters, the shades were drawn
in the private houses and the streets
were lined with enormous crowds of
people, the men respectfully dofffng
their hats as the coffin, which was al
most hidden by beautiful floral
wreaths, was borne by The funeral
cortege, which was exceptionally
large, included many Nationalist MEM
bers of the house of commons and
clergymen, representative OF every re-
ligion and political creed. John Red
mond, John Dillon and other members
of the Irish Nationalist party were
among the mourners who closely fol-
lowed the hearse While the process
sion stretched out to enormous pro-
portions another vast crowd awaited
the arrival of the body at the station
and on all sides a feeling Of the deep
est sorrow was apparent among the
people.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-04
PLOT TO KILL ROOSEVELT.
Organization of NihiIists Located a
Portland, Ore.

Portland, Ore, June 4.-As the out
come Of the arrest of Pole In this
city for an assault upon several Rus
SLAMS local detectives have learned Of
the existence here of a large body OF
Russian nihilists, who, it Is allegedy
have been plotting the assassination
OF President Roosevelt, simply await
ing the accumulation of sufficient
funds before sending akdeputation to
Washington to carry out the scheme.
The Pole, who claims to have been
threatened with death by several OF
the plotters and who was arrested for
assault, was acquitted and 1t was then
that the detectives learned OF the al
legged true purposes of the organiza-
tiOn.
Friends of the Pole informed the
police OF the doings OF the nihilistic
group. Of their eulogistic praise OF
Czolgosz, the assassin of President Nc
Kinley. and finally Of their desire for
the death Of President Roosevelt De
tectives have been put on the case.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-04
MEXICAN STRIKERS AT cANANEA
PUT TO FLIGHT ON ARRIVAL
or ARIZONA POSSE.
FIRST REPORTS MUCH EXAGGERATED
NUMBER OF CEAD I'M RIOTS NOT
OVER A DOZEN, INCLUDING
TWO AMERICANS.

Naco, Ariz., June A telephone
message was received from Cananea
at $3.50 q m. reporting that peace has
been restored there.r
After the arrival Of tho Arizona
Rangers many of the .ringleaders in
the riot ran to the surrounding noun
tains and no further serious trouble
occurred after their flight.
Governor YsaLl of Sonora has az,
rived here with a posse from sBisbee
and other points in the United States
numbering 500 wen armed men They
were Immediately marched across the
line, being counted by the governors
adjutant general, who accompanied
nim
According to the latest advices re-
oeived from Cananea two Americans
George and Will Metcalf ten
Mexlcans and one child were killed
there In the rioting at Greenes Amer
lean copper mines. A. S. Dwight, gen.
eral manager Of the Cananea ConsDli-
dated company, was slightly wound
ed. George Metcalf was Colonel
Greene's rental and lumber agent and
VIII Metcalf was his nephew. The
number of wounded is not known, but
10 believed to be about twenty
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Treating Wrong Disease.

Many times women Gull ontheir family
physicians, suffering as they imagine,
one from dyspepsia, another from heart
disease, another from liver or kidney
disease, another from nervous exhaustion
or prostration, another with pain here and
there, and In this way they all present
alike to themselves and their easy-gOing
and Indifferent, or over-busy doctor, sep
arate and distinct diseases, for which he,
assuming them To be such, prescribes his
pills and poti0ns. In reality, they are all
disease. The physician, ignorant OF the
cause Of suffering, encourages this prac-
tice until large bills arc made. The suf-
fering patient gets no better but prObably
worse, by reason OF the delay, wrong
treatment and consequent complications.
A proper medicine like DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription, directed 70 the cause
would have entirely removed the disease,
thereby dispelling all those distressing
symptoms, and instituting comfort In
stead Of prolonged misery. II has been
well said, thatra disease known is half
cured.n
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is .
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
and adapted to woman's delicate system.
1t Is made Of native medicinal roots and
is perfectly harmless In its effects tal any
condition OF the system.
AS a powerful invigosating tonic vFa-
vorite Prescription imparts strength to
the whole system and TO the organs dis
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uterus. 1t induces refreshing sleep and
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-04
OBJECTION IS MADE.
Effort to Fix Date for Considering
Smoot Case Fails.


Washington, June THE fact that
the committee on privileges and cleo
tions has acted upon the case OF Unit
ed States Senator Reed Smoot of Utah
was brought oficially to the attention
of the senate by Senator Burrows.
chairman of that committee, who at
the same time made an Intellectual
effort to have Monday, June II. fixed
for the consideration Of the case
Mr.. Burrows stated that the official
report was being prepared, that pend
ing its preparation he had been in
structad TO make verbal announce
ment of the committees action. He
followed this announcement with his
request for unanimous consent Nfor
consideration of the report on Monday.
the lIiA
Senator Teller objected to naming
date Cor consideration in advance OF
the Official report and his objection
had the effect of bringing the matter
to an end for the time He said the
committee had had the matter under
consideration for two years and that
in so serious matter the senate could
not be expected to proceed with nm
reasonable celebrity.