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New-York tribune., 1906-09-30
ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE.

! San Francisco, Sept. 2S-The nomination OF
| Hearst for Governor OF New York is likely to
cause radical changes IN the political situation
In California. Hearst organized the Inde-
pendence League here and stimulated the nom
! nation Of Langdon as Governor to oppose
| Bell the regular Democratic nominee. His
papers here and at Los Angeles are actively
| advocating municipal ownership. which is de-
nounced in the party platform that he in
dorsed at Buffalo. Leading Democrats OF Cali
fornia have served notice on the New York
managers of the party that they will fight
Hearst IN New York If he persists in attacking
Bell here. The result will probably be the
withdrawal OF Langdon. who stands no chance
OF election.
James A. Emery. secretary OF the Citizens
Industrial Association OF America alter study
fng conditions in San Francisco. says that labor
conditions hero must be improved or New York
capital will not be invested IN rebuilding the
city. He suggests that the business men OF
San Francisco organize and then serve notice
on labor organizations that they must admit
more men or prepare FOR fight The present
conditions are intolerable. and IL laborers are
imported IL will be deathblow to union su-
premacy, which has been maintained here for
SO many years.
The refugees now in Golden Gate Park Alta
Plaza. Lafayette Square and Alamo Square
will soon be lodged In houses built by the city
Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues sur
rounding Golden Gate Park from the Presidio
reservation Good three room cottages will be
built. and as the place is much more sheltered
than tho present site. tho refugees should be
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

Tomorrow night at Wallacks Thomas w.
Ross reappears on Broadway a star, in
George II. Cohan's latest comedy, Popularity"
This differs from the other Cohan shows only in
that the jingling music, the dancing girls and
the other elements which go to make musical
comedies have been eliminated. The cast:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

On Tuesday night Mr.. Savage will open the
Garden Theatre with Jesse Lynch williamss
play OF New York politics and newspaper life.
s'The Stolen Story This play is based on a
short story by the author written some years
ago The scenes are laid IN New York news
paper "city room and IN the Metropolitan
Onera House The cast follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

G. Lonsdale, Gordon Johnstone, Carey Living
stone Miss Louise Randolph, Miss Rose Snyder
and Miss Leslie Bingham.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

ton to the World in Wax. one Of the main az
fractions will be Professor Catulles IL ASei'
Queen OF the Air"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

Rear Admiral Lyon has given orders for lH'
construction OF several boulevards az MAJ
Island, which viii make the navy yara 0n'
OF the handsomest IN this country
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The MacDonough estate has let contracts r0'
a seven-story. reinforced concrete offics ncis'
ing on Kearney street. between Bush and FlnA
which will cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

Ex-Mayor Stone Of Seattle IN h'' @,,-liss
only $500 month for life to BIS son. 0,lsncy
L. stone. because OF tie young mans 81 s,es At
70 speculate wildly The estate - ur Stonss
STo0O0O, and one-half OF tt goes ~
grandson on the death OF his wlGo"'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The old Croeker mansion IN Los 1Ahss.. 90, iOl
been purchased by the B. P Q. OF 80, -, "a
$4,000 Thirty-hve thousand doNa's -. vil
spent on furniture and fixtures ,ss coan-
make IL the finest Elks clubhouse -, "a vlst0r'
try. The Los Angeles lodge mas N''-
than unaDnb,Ar
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The nrst rain OF the season came So, -,
but the downfall was Hight. resis'erins -, -.
one-eighth to one-third OF an inch N i,5 ths
counties Of Central California II --ocss
dust and did not damage the hops OF Si~S
New-York tribune., 1906-09-30

The Dumbarton Land and imp -
Company is building levees ana Si''.-s tvs
creeks near AIviso preparatory 10 IT,. aIons
1000 OF the 2OOOO acres which II 0"A'
San Francisco Bay
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
FOREIGNERS NEED PROTECTION.

consuIs at Yekaterinosiav Appeal to
Their Governments.
Yekaterinoslav Russia, July 31.-
There Is very great agitation among
the workmen In this Industrial district,
but the leaders thus far have success
fully prevented a strike. urging the
necessity for continuing work until the
signal is given from Moscow and st.
Petersburg.
At Yuzovka and Yekaterinodar,
however. without waiting for the gen.
eral signal, many factory and mine
workers have struck.
The foreign consuls at Yekaterinos-
Law have made representations to their
governments regarding the necessity
Tor protecting foreign subjects, three
foreign managers OF mills having been
attacked during the last week. A
German manager was shot with re-
volver and killed while leaving his
factory. a Belgian manager escaped
death through the Intervention OF a
policeman, whom the workmen shot
dead, and a French manager was COM
PEELED to fee under menace of death.
The garrison here has been rein
forced by detachment of dragons
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CANADA EATS GOOD MEAT.
officiai Tests Made Of Beef. Some o.
II From America.

Officiai Tests Made Of Beef, Some Of
II From America.
Ottawa, Ont. July 31.-When Sgd
ney Fisher, minister kof agriculture.
asked his department to investigate
and report upon the sanitary condition
OF the canned meat industry and
slaughterhouses OF Canada he at the
same time arranged with the minister
Of inland revenue to have analysis
made Of canned goods as offered for
sale throughout the dominion. The
report OF the department. OF agricul-
ture Is not yet completed. but the an
alysie ~ the chief analyst, Thomas
MacFarlane, Is finished MacFarlane,
In his report. says that 322 samples
collected throughout Canada were an
alyzed. This included samples from
the United States as well as Canada
packed meats. In only four samples
out of the 322 were found any evi-
dences OF decomposition. The report
Is. therefore. considered highly sat
isfactory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
TROOPS ASKED TO REVOLT.
Appeal Of Russian Parliament TO Army
and Navy.

st. Petersburg. July 31.-Stirring
appeals and unveiled threats are con
tanned In the address to the army and
navy by tho radical groups of the late
parliament. issued last week and now
TOR the first time made public. The
address contains the following:
"Firstiy-To cease to obey the IL
legal government and to actively OPP
pose It In conjunction with US and the
whole OF the poor population. You
have taken an oath to defend the
Fatherland. Stand beside US for land
and liberty.
"Secondiy-Any man who shoots at
the people Is Q criminal. traitor and
IN enemy of the people. We inform
all such. In the name of their fathers
and brothers. that they will not be
allowed to return to their homes and
that over their names will hang the
eternal curse OF the people.
"Thirdly-The government entered
into negotiations with the. Austrian
and German emperors and German
troops are ready to invade our country
TO defend the government which OPP
poses the people with the power Of
foreign arms"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
NEcao BOY coNFEssEs TO KILL
ING Pennsylvania WOMAN
AND TWO CHILDREN.
Ilaa0wly ESCAPES Hoss' WRATH
TWICE SAVED eY THE OFFICERS
WHO WERE TAKING HIM TO
THE COUNTY JAIL.

Canonsburg. Pa, July 31.-Coroner
W. H. Sipe and Constable John J. Mil
Ter OF Canonsburg drove into town at
7:30 a. m. with Elmer Dempster. q
1tneteen.year-old negro. who had been
arrested for the murder of Mrs. Sam
uel Pearce and two children and the
shooting OF a third child. Dempster
was taken to the Washington county
jail at Washington, Pa.
While no bloodstains were found on
the prisoner suspicion first rested on
him when 1t was learned that he was
the last person seen about the house
before the tragedy. Dempster was q
helper on the Pearce farm and after
the departure of Samuel Pearce with
his sister, Miss Fanny Pearce, for the
Canonsburg railroad station Dempster
is said to have been at the scene OF
the tragedy looking after the stock.
He was taken from his bed at z
o'clock In the morning and put'through
course of sweating which lasted un-
I'll daylight, when. 1t Is said, he made
. complete confession.
Money and Revolver Missing.
The only things missing from the
Pearce home are $l2 and few cents
and the revolver with which Mrs.
Pearce and her two children were mur-
dered
Robert Pearce, nineteen years old.
the only survivor Of the awful tragedy,
who was shot through the body, will
be brought to the Canonsburg general
hospital In an effort to save his life.
According to the story told In his
confession young Dempster attempted
an assault on the four-year old daugh-
ter after the departure OF Mr.. Pearce.
but was frustrated by the mother.
who went to bureau to get revolver
to shoot him. The negro says he Sc
cured the gun first and after killing
the mother and shooting the children
set flre to the house to hide the crime.
Feeling against Dempster is running
high.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS WILL SUP.
PORT THE RUSSIAN REVOLT
rIoNARY GROUPS.
FAVOR GENERAL STRIKE AND upRIsIns
CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY TO De.
eide ON FUTURE FORM OF
GOVERNMENT.

st. Petersburg. July 31.-The cen.
trail committee OF the Social Demo
Gratis has been hastily summoned here
from the provinces. 1t has been for
mally decided to support the action OF
the revolutionary groups last week In
pushing the agitation for general
strike and uprising The Social Dem
ocratic central committee In it's reso-
lutions announced that the aim of the
revolution Is to secure a constituent
assembly of the Russian people to de-
eide on the future form of government.
M. Alladin, who was leader Of the
group Of toll In the outlawed parlia-
nent, has arrived here from London.
where he went to attend the confer
ence OF the Enterparliamentary union,
but he is carefully concealing his
whereabouts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
DOwIE WILL APPEAL CASE
PARTICULARLY OBJECTS TO De.
ciSIoN THAT CHURCH OATH
is TREAsoNABLE.

Chicago. July Sl.-John Alexander
Dowie will appeal from the decision of
Judge Landis of the federal court de-
clarfng Zion City a trust estate and
holding that the deposed first apostle
has no Individual proprietorship In the
estate.
Dowie himself made the announce
ment that action toward an appeal
has been taken at a meeting at Shiloh
House. Zion City. attended by nearly
100 OF his loyal supporters. Whether
the appeal win be taken to the United
States supreme court or to the United
States circuit court of appeals has not
been decided definitely.
In his address Dowia appeared to
denunciation OF the restoration host
oath" as reasonable than any other
point In the opinion. He declared that
the Judge himself In his oath OF ONCE
was compelled to put God above man
and family ties.
Received No Money as Trustee.
With regard to the trust estate find
ing. he declared that he had never
received money as a trustee. but that
II was always simply matter OF con-
tract. evidenced In writing, showing
all payments to be debts. payable In
one year on call.
II the election ordered by Judge
Landis be carried out. he said, the
people OF Zion will be violating the
whole. theocrat.c idea. the very foun-
dation stone Df the church. He en-
phasi4ed that the people had not called
him nor placed him as head OF the
church, but that he. as Gods chosen
man. had admitted each individual
member into the church. He held fur
ther that Judge Lands erred In confln-
ing the vote to those living In Zion
City. These constitute only onefourth
Of the entire church and thereby three
fourths OF the members are prevented
from having voice as to their spirit
uai leader
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
OFFICERS SAVE PRISONER.
Two Attempts Made BY Mobs 70 So
cure Negro.

tWO USsSsUPSe WsOoS " MOO0 70 %
cure Negro.
Washington, Pa, July 3I.-Elmer
Dempster was safely lodged In jail
here at 3 o'clock. The officers had an
exciting trip from CanOnsburg. Two
attempts were made to take the negro
from them.
Shortly after leaving Canonsburg q
crowd OF about twenty men boarded
the car and with shouts OF lynch him.
kill him." dragged the prisoner and
officers from the car.
A fierce struggle followed, but the
officers succeeded In keeping posses
sion OF the negro and finally drove the
mob OF at the points OF their revol-
vers.
When Washington was reached
nearly 500 persons had gathered at the
courthouse. but the crowd was eluded
by taking the prisoner through the
basement to the jail
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
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Galveston's Sea Wall

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who resides on Dutton st., in Waco,
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NEED FooD AND CLOTHING.
Receiver Of Zion City Appeals for HsIr
- for Oowls's Followers.

Zion City, H., July 3l.-John Hately.
receiver for the Zion City industries.
has issued an appeal to the few mon
eyed followers of the Dowie doctrines
to contribute for the relief Of the des-
titute OF the community. During the
past year the influx OF contributions
has, Faned sadly. Receiver Hately
says. A large percentage Of the pOpu-
lation Is underfed and insufflciently
clothed and the land into which they
put their savings has little value un-
der existing conditions. Prompt re-
lief is needed and Mr.. Hately hopes to
get 1t from the wealthy members OF
the community.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
EXPRESSES DEEP asoaer.
French Government and killlna .
Lieutenant Enoians1.

Paris. July 31.-The French enl-
bassy At Washington has been In
structed 70 express the deep regrets
OF the French government ct the kill
lng OF Lieutenant Clarence England.
navfgating 0ficer Of the United States
cruiser Chattano0ga, who was NOR.
tally wounded at Chefoo July 2S by q
rifle bullet fired from the French ar
pnored cruiser Dupetit Thouars while
he crew OF the latter were engaged
In small arms practice. The authori-
ties here are awaiting fuller reports
before establishing the responsibility
Tor the accident and determining on
lhe disciplinary measures to b taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
raoops GUARDING NEGRO.
spsc'ai Grand Jury Called In cass .
kentucky Assauitss.


Mayneld. KY. July 31.-Judge e. +.
Bugg has empaneled q special grand
Jury here In the case Of Allen Matthias.
the alleged assailant q Miss Mccain.
and an order was made BY the court
directing Jailer McCracken to turn
him over to the Graves county au-
thOrities.
Acting under the orders OF Governor
Beckham Judge Bugg ordered Captain
Boswell to have Company I at the
armory In this city at 3 p. M, armed
and equipped. There are large crowds
IN town and business is at . stand
still.
A mob entered the Jail In this city
at an early hour In the morning. but
tailed to flnd the negro.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31

Atlanta. Ca, July 31.-The Georgia
senate has passed without dissent.
Ing vote the house child labor bill
which prohibits the employment In
any manufacturing establishment In
The state OF any child under twelve
years Of age or the employment Of
any child under fourteen Ct night
work.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
ON 1ur,noos comaAoes.
Nussian, rroops At Poitava Use Ms
81: chine Guns.

st. Petersburg, July 31.-The last
efacial teegrAms from Poltava. where
= serious outbreak occurred July %
u the First battalion Of the 6evski
regiment. Say that order has been re.
stored. but the AFFAIR II stiil shrouded
u considerable mystery. Neyerthe-
less. enough as known to establish the
fact that the loyal troops used ma
chime guns against their mutinous
comrades which alone is enough to
create a. deep impression in the army
generally
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
RESULTS IN SEVERAL DEATHS
Panic Follows Firing Of Revolver Out
sido Polish Church.

Panic Follows Firing Of Revolver Out
sldo Polish Church.
Warsaw. July. 31.-While the church
Of Wilanow, q suburb of Warsaw, was
filled with worshippers an unknown
person outside began firing rapidly
with q revolver. A panic followed. the
church service was broken up and the
congregation, In a wild effort to es-
cape. crowded on board fcrryboat.
which sank, drowning FIVE persons.
The affair Indicates the nervousness
OF the people. No day passes without
tragic occurrences. In the city park
last Saturday evening man fired Into
. crowd. killed one man and wounded
four. t.s
II 10 officially announced that the
loss resulting from the robbery Of the
Warsaw.vienna train between Czen-
tochowa snd Herby July 2S amounts
to 6.0O0s e
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-31
sToLYPIN NOT DIscoURAoGp.

Continues Negotiations TO Reoroantxo
Cabinet.
St Petersburg, July 31.-Premter
Stolypih has not abandoned hope OF
inducing public men, outside Of bu-
reaucratic spheres, to enter q reor-
gantzed cabinet and carry out his pol
icy Of strong handed reform"
Negotiations with M. Guchkoif,
Prince Lvoff and Count Heyden are
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Grain Gievaters surnsd.

Kiev, Russia. July sl.-The Brodski
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Msmbsr Of Parliament jailed.

0WUSS - V1SuSvssN Se'eOs
BTesiau. July 31.--A dispatch to the
6chleisch4 Zeitung from Brest-L Litovsk.
Russia. says that as'member Of the
Outlawe4 parliament from Grodno, 8.
p. Kondtashuk. has been arrested by
: detachment Of troops. No reason
Was giyeh
ce'aps' Payment q Taxes.
st. Petersburg. July 31-Premler
6tolypin has issued q special circular
TO the gQvernors dnstructing them to
employ @very means to compel the
payment pf the taxes now falling due.
. well . the arrearages.
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HOCH APPOINTS
CObURN To TAKE
BURTON s SEAT

Topeka, Ks. June 5.--United States Sen
ator Joseph r. Burton OF Abilene after
a conference yesterday with several
close friends placed his resignation in the
hands OF Gov. Hoch. The resignation was
sent TO he governor shortly before noon.
Soon after ne had received the resig-
nation Gov. Hoch sent a telegram TO
Vice President Fairbanks notifying him
OF Senator Burtons resignation and ac-
ceptance. The resignation read:
Sir hereby resign as a United States
senator for the State OF Kansas. TO take
effect Immediately.
VERY respectfully.
JOSEPH r. BURTON"
f. ID. Coburn was appointed senator 10
succeed Burton.
Foster Dwight Coburn is well known
in the Middle West as an expert in agri-
cultural matters. and as an exception
ally we'll qualified judge of live stock.
He was born in jefferson county, Wis
consin. on May Z. 1876. and received his
early ed1ncation in the common SchoolS
OF that district.
When the Civil War broke out he en-
listed in the one Hundred and Thirty
fifth regiment OF infantry. and afterward
re-enlisted in the Sixty-second Illinois in
fantry.
AT the close OF the war he removed TO
Kansas. settling in Pomona county, In
that state. There he engaged in farming
on a large scale. and became so well
known throughout the state as an agri-
culturalist and stock raiser that In 1882
he was appointed secretary OF the Kansas
department OF agriculture.
For nearly six years after that he was
editor of the Kansas City Live Stock Indi-
Gator. and meanwhile was elected three
times 10 the board OF regents OF the state
AGRICULTURAL college. and served terms
as president and vice-president OF the
university board His recognized ability
as a stockman brought about his appoint
ment as chief OF the department OF live
stock at the Louisiana Purchase exposi-
ton. AT st. Louis two years ago. Since
1894 he has been secretary OF the Kansas
state department OF agriculture.