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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
MADISON MONDAY JULY 1915
VERY REMARKABLE BODY.
twenty-five Distinct Peoples In Rus.
sian Lower House.


st. Petersburg, July 16.--A special
commission of parliament appointed
to collect statistics regarding member
ship of the lower house has completed
its report, in which some interesting
facts are shown. Twenty-Five distinct
peoples are represented In this re-
markable body, divided as follows:
Great Russians 265, Little Russians
81, White Russians IL, Poles 81, Lith.
uanians 10, Let's 6. Germans 1, Tar.
tars 8, Bashkirs 4, Kirghis /, Circas-
SLAMS /, Mordvanians Finnish tribe
on the Volga) 2, Votiak (also Finnish
tribe) 2. Jews Is. Bulgarian l, Chuvas
Finnish tribe) I, Roumanian l, Kali
muk 1, Georgians s, Armenians 4. Os-
setines /, Buriats q.
BY religions they are divided as fol-
lows: Russian orthodox 339, Catho-
lies 63, Protestants l3, old believers 4,
Baptists 1, Jews 13, Mohammedan IA,
Buddhists /, no religion /.
BY classes the membership consists
of l64 noblemen, 204 peasants. IA cler-
gy, 20 merchants, II Cossacks, "a
burghers, IA scattered. With regard
to education a large proportion. 18i
In number, never attended any kind
of schools, Ill went through the lower
grades, 81 went through the middle
and 189 either finished or partially fln-
ished university courses. In spite OF
the large number who never attended
school only two are unable to read
or write.
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RUSSIAN LIBERALS REJOICE.
pisased at Postponement Of Visit Of
British Fleet.

Ct. Petersburg, July 16.-The Liber-
ais are jubilant at the postponement
OF the visit OF the British channel feet
70 Russian waters. which they regard
as being open recognition Of the fact
that public sentiment In both countries
u hostile to such an Official exchange
OF courtesles while the people and gov.
ernment Of Russia are at war. AL
though the offlcial announcement took
pains to show that the decision to
postpone the visit was reached by
common accord II does not reveal the
real motive. which In the case of Rus
sia was not 80 much Difference to
public opinion as the admiralty's sense
Of humiliation at the sorry spectacle
the remnants OF Russia's navy would
cut In the presence OF the powerful
British fleet and fear that Its arrival
ct Cr0nstadt would mark another mu-
tinous outbreak on the part OF the
sailors and garrison OF that fortress
evidences OF propaganda for such
an outbreak. spread by the revolution
lists OF Cronstadt. having been discov-
cred by the admiralty here. The Brit
ish government, although 1t really pro-
posed the visit. was only too glad to
postpone 1t on account of the storm
Of indignation raised by the antiJew-
l0h outbreak at BialystOk.
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HOPES TO ADVANCE PRICES
SECRETARY SHAW SAYS GOVERN
MENT BONDS MUST BE USED
As SECURITY.

Washington. July 16.-Secretary
Shaw of the treasury department. on
his return from New York, sent out
kilograms to a considerable number OF
national banks throughout the country
designating them as government de-
positories and informing them that the
government bonds to secure such de-
posits as may be made with them
must be placed with the government
by the close of business next Wednes.
day, July IS.
Coincidentally with the designation
Of these new repositories the secre-
tary has called the loan Of the gov
ernment made to various financial In
stitutions, with state and municipal
bonds as security. indicating his inten-
tion to have government bonds sub
stituted for the state and municipal
bonds now up as security. In order.
however, not too seriously to contract
the amount OF money In the banks
Secretary Shaw will deposit with the
new repositories In the neighborhood
Of $7,0O0.OO0 Of the $4,000, 900 now
called In and secured by the state and
municipal bonds.
Secretary Shaw's action IN requiring
depository banks to put up govern
ment bonds as security for dcposits.
In place OF state and municipal bonds,
will have tendency to increase the
market price OF government bonds.
This, 1t is expected, will result In Sc
curing to the government higher
price for the new Panama issue than
otherwise might have been offered.
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czAR's ADVICE TO OFFICERS.
lnstructs Them to Keep in Touch
With Men In Ranks.

st. Petersburg, July 16.-Emperor
Nicholas. In giving to the graduates
o( the artillery school their commits
sions ct Peterhof, used some remark
able language. After repeating the
usual Injunction to be faithful to the
throne and Fatherland and trust in
God and the future OF Russia he in.
structed them not to hold aloof from
the soldiers In the ranks. but to keep
n close touch with them and look aft
er their needs and interests In order
TO bring them closer to their officers.
The emperor's words were signifi-
cant recognition Of the necessity for
closing up the gulf between the Of
Aeers and men. which was the cause
Of much of the disaster on the fields
OF Manchuria and which Is now max
Ing easy the destruction OF the morale
Of the army by the revolutionary prop
aganda.
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SAVES MOTHER FROM DROWNING

Minnesota Youth Makes Daring Rec
cue at Lake.
Pillager, Mimi, July 1G.-By the
rare heroism OF her twelve-year-old
son. Harold, Mrs. Nancy A. Dorsey of
this place was saved from death by
drowning.
With party of friends the Dorsey
family We're enjoying an outing at Syl-
van lake. While the ladies were bath.
Ing near the shore little Harold who
was rowing near them called to his
mother to wade out to the boat. Sup
posing the water to be shallow the
lady started forward and was sudden
ly precipitated into deep water which
was afterward found to be many feet
In depth. She sank instantly. only her
imploring hands being visible to her
horrifled companions.
Harold rowed to the spot and plung-
Ing In after his mother succeeded In
grasping her by the hair and swan
toward the shore, dragging his pre-
cious burden after him. Help came
from the adults OF the party and moth.
or and SON were safely landed on the
shore.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
PosrPoNEMENr or VISIT or ENG.
oLlsh CHANNEL FLEET TO
RUSSIAN WATERS.
afAl uenvf IS NOT oIyulsto
czAR'e ADMIRALTY FEARED HU.
IMITATION BY A COMPARE
SON or FLEETS.

London, July 16.-"Well out OF pos
slble Incidents" seems to sum up the
general trend OF British feeling on the
postponement of the visit of the Brit
ish channel feet to Russian waters.
Il was realized on all sides that mis-
Interpretation had been placed on the
visit by certain factions In Russia,
which might have led to offensive hap
penings Of q nature to harm future
Anglo Russian relations. Nobody.
therefore. regrets that the awkward
corner has been turned by the post
ponement and judging from what has
been said In the house of commons
. large section OF British opinion will
Greatly rejoice at the fact that the
visit will not occur.
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4 sweet breath adds to the joys Of J

A sweet breath adds to the joys OF 4
kiss. Uou wouldn't want to kiss your
wife, mother or sweetheart with bad
breath. You can't have sweet breath
without perfect digestion. There is only
one remedy that digests what you eat
and makes the breath as sweet as \ rose
and that remedy is KODOL FOR
DYSPEPSIA. 1t is relief for sour
stomach, palpitation OF the heart, and
other ailments arising from disorder Of
the stomach and digestion. Take little
Kodol after your meals and see what it
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srRlkERs SURRENDER.

and oulst Prevails Thsee.
Cody. Wyo.. July l6.-On arrival OF
1hsri6 Hammett and thirty deputies
at Corbstt tunnel. . government reclar
nation camp eight miles from Cody,
the strikers who had terrorised the
town and threatened 70 give battle TO
any foros sent to quell them surrsnd-
ersd. They were paid Of and the ring
leaders we're compelled % leave the
camp. Quiet now prevails q Corbett
aai % fuEthss trouble II anticipated
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ICE TRUST eoosTs PRICE.
Increase 10 Announced ITO Discourage
lts Use."

Increase 10 Announced ITO Discourage
lts Use."
New York, July 16,-After repeated
" announcing that It would not In
crease the price OF Ice during the sum-
mer the American Ice company. pop
ularly known as the ice trust" ia
circulating among Its patrons notice
OF a rise In price.
ITO discourage the consumption Of
ice as much as possible" the notice
reads. "the price OF Ice to all consum'
ers. except private families. will be IS
cents q hundred pounds after July 16.
instead OF 30 cents"
The excuse offered by the trust for
the boosting Of the price IL that there
is q shortage In their Ice houses and
that unless the consumption OF Ice Is
materially reduced the company will
be wholly without Ice In the latter
part OF the summer.
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Mrs. lesIie Carter Mareisd.

New York, July 16.-David Belasco
confirms the report that Mrs. Leslie
Carter has married William L. Payne,
IN actor. Il have spoken to Mrs. Car
ter over the long distance telephone"
said Mr.. Belasco. "and she admits the
story n true.*
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
TAFT MAY VISIT PHILIPPINES.
Says Trip viii Have No Effect on
Political or judicial Future.

Fl
Washington. July l6.--In answer to
. direct question as to whether or
not he intended to visit the Philippine
islands next spring and II 30 whether
that decision might be taken 40 an In
dication that he intended to decline
the offer Of place on the supreme
bench. Secretary Taft said that he had
received an Invitation from the F1i-
pinos to be present at the opening Of
the first native assembly In June. So
Tar he has not come to any decision.
but Il might be stated that whether
he accepted the invitation or not that
decision would have no effect what
ever upon his political or judicial fu-
ture. In other words he might a. q
Justice visit the islands quite AZ we'll
% while he occupied the ofIlce OF SEQ
retary OF war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-16

Oyster Bay. L. l.. July l6.-When
the interview of John Sharp Williams
was shown to Mr.. Loeb. secretary to
the president. Mr.. Loeb said: THE
president meant exactly what he said
on the night Of his election that he
would not be q candidate again for
the Office. That statement Is lrre-
vOcable."
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Cargo OF Philippine Sugar.

San Francisco, July 16.-The British
steamer Sutherland has arrived here
from Manila with 147,820 bags OF
sugar for local reflner. There were
10.548, 900 pounds and the sum OF $l64..
900 duty was paid In gold. The sugar
came from Iloilo.
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A1Illlon tor Tsmpsrancs Cause,

London. July 1.-THE will OF John
CrOwle, . well known merchant OF
London. gives tl.l50.OO0 for the pro-
motion Of temperance In England. un-
der the direction Of the Wesleyan
Methodist conference. conditioned
upon the church's raising like sum
within llvo pears.
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MRS. CHADWICK ILL.

Prison Officials Mystified by Her Con-
dition.
Columbus, O., July 16.-Prison Of
fcials are mystified over the illness
OF Mrs. Cassie Chadwick. The woman
Is not confined to her bed and is able
to eat heartily. but she seems to be
listless and swelling on her arm II
causing her considerable pain and an
noyance. It Is not known what caused
the swelling. which Is said to ,be be.
coming larger and larger
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Cavalry Beaten by Peasants.

TcheriEassy. Russia. July ia
squadron Of cavalry was beaten here
In an attempt to disperse meeting
Of 1000 peasants and factory en-
ployes. An officer and three soldiers
we're killed and four soldiers were
wounded.
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A Mystery Solved.

How to keep off periodic attacks Of
biliousness and habitual constipation
was 1 mystery that DR.. Kings New Life
Pills solved for me" writes John n.
Pleasant, Of Magnolia, Ind. The only
pills that are guaranteed togiye perfect
satisfaction to everybody or money re-
funded. Only 25c at Schultz h ketch
ans
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-16

The gums and resins obtained ffom
pine trees have long been recognized
as highly beneficial in the treatment OF
hacksche. kidney and and bladder trou-
HE. Pineules is the name OF q new med
icine. the principle ingredients OF which
come from the pine forests OF our own
n ative land.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-07-16
NO PROGRAMME OUTLINED.
United States Extends Good OFFICES "a
Warning Republics.

Oyster Bay, July l6.-In extending
the good Offices of the United States,
In conjunction with Mexico. to end
the dispute between Guatemala and
Salvador. President Roosevelt has no
programme of action outlined. The
United States will follow the sugges-
tion OF the contending governments
II they desire to accept the mediation
offered. No suggestion as to the mode
Of procedure to be followed will come
from the United States. II is an
nounced. unless request or suggestion
should be made by Guatemala or Sal
vador.
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laboe Lsaaer tor cenaress.

Scranton. Pa. July 16.-Thomas d.
Nichols, president OF District !. Unit
ed Mine Workers Of America. has been
nominated for congress from the Elev-
enth district by the Lackawanna conn
q Democratic convention.
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sovRkE COCHRAN TO WE'D.

Dstrothal 20 Governor lde's Daughter
Announced.
Manila. July 1.-THE announcement
Of the engagement Of Miss Annie D. Ide.
daughter OF Governor General Ide. and
Congressman B0urke Cochran. was
made during the day. The wedding
will occur In Washington next fall
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Children like Kennedy's Laxative
Honey ane Tar. The pleasantest and
best cough syrup to take. because y
contains no opiates. Sold by Cook q
0den
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LETTER DENIES THE REPORT
Not Acquainted With Any Of the Par
ties In the ThaW Case.

Not Acquainted With Any Of the Par.
ties In the Thaw Case.
New York. July 16.-Joseph Letter
Of Chicago Is being sought by District
Attorney Jerome to appear as q wit
ness In the Thaw murder case. accord
Ing to q report which gained consider
able circulation here. II Is said that
It Is the desire Of the district attor.
ney's ONCE to have Mr.. Letter tell the
details OF q dinner dance some time
ago at which Nina Harrington. the &C.
tress. was a guest. According to the
report the search for Letter began as
. result OF revelations made to AS
sistant District Attorney Garyan by
one Of the actresses he already has
examined In connection with the case.
Chicago. July 16.--Joseph Letter.
who Is In this city, denies that he ever
attended any dinner dance at which
Nina harrington, the actress, was q
guest. Mr.. Letter said that he not
only did not attend the dance. but Is
unacquainted with any OF the parties
In tina Thaw case.
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Escaped with city's Funds.

Escaped with Ctty's Funds.
6osmitsa. Russia. July l6.--A band
q Fevolutionists attacked the munic-
ipal building here. cut OF the head
Of the guard and escaped with the
city's funds.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
GRAND OPERA CO. HERE TOMORROW Large Company of Famous 0peratic Stars Will Sing
 Great Operas.

The Italian Grand Opera Company. which has just completed an engage ment at Douglas, will appear at the local opera house tomorrow evening h the famous opera Carmen, Tues day evening in ''Il Trovatorey. and on Wednesday evening in La Bohame."
 This company. composed of forty people, is composed of artists of the highest ability on the operatic stage, and has earned for itself enthusiastic praise from the American press since arriving in this country some few months ago.
 On account of it's being their first trip to he new world, many of the leading people are far better known in Europe, where they have earned the highest regulations. But since their arrival in America their performances have earned the praise of all who wit messed them, and added additional laurels to the victories this company of singers. .
 uring the few nights of their stay in ouglas the company was received with great enthusiasm at each per formance, and many who saw the company produce the operas in the smelter city pronounce the leading people as the best of the operatic pro fession.
 Sra Resalia Chalia, the soprano, has earned far reaching fame slnce ar
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
BAD COINS FOLLOWED BIG 4-PAW SELLS
 CIRCUS
Phoenix Is Taken in By Smooth FIim-fammers Who Pass
 ''Phoney Dough. !"

PHOENIX, Oct. 13.-Since the ad- vent of the circus in Phoenix recently officers. are receiving complaints from people who have had bogus 50-cent pieces thrust upon them in the ordin- ary channel of trade.
 It is claimed by number of people that they received bad coins at the circus, whether at the main ticket tent or from the vendors of lemonade, etc, about the circus is not known
 The first complaints came from Fl Paso, and at that time a man was ar rested who had passed one of the coins.
 He claimed that he did not know it was counterfeit and that he had re- ceived it in change in Fl Paso and he was later released.
 Since his release he is known to have passed a number of other coins upon firms and individuals in Fl Paso, and he is now being looked for, but if Is thought that hc has left. He is be lieyed to have operated in Phoenix.
 The police believe that this bad money vas brought 10 the ely by some circus hangers-on and was put in circulation on the day of the circus or by some of the followers who re mafncd In the city the next day or two.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
HORSE MAKES GOOD JUMP.

One of the cleverest jumps made in Bisbee, outside of a circus tent for some time, was that made by horse which got frightened on the lower 'Naco Road. and came towards the city at very fast gait. The horse had reached that part of the street in front of the B. I. Company building. when he found that his way was blocked by the crowding ofteams. Never hesitat- ing for a minute. the animal leaped in the air and cleared the backs of a tea mbelonging to the E. B. Mason company, which was backed up to the freight depot. The horse never touched either the wagon or the team, and lighted like an old steepiechaser. He kept on his run until stopped near Brewery avenue, and returned 10 his owner
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
WITH PRESIDENT
 IN REGARD TO REUNION

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. 13.- Chas- E. Hunter. of Oklahoma City. president of the Roosevelt Rough Rid CT association, talked with the presi- dent about the date for the next an nual reunion of the association. This meeting will be held at Prescott, Ariz., at which time 1t is expected that the statue of Capt. O'Neill. of Troop A. Rough Riders. will be unveiled if it can be completed in time. The pres- ident has attended reunions of his former comrades in arms and is anx- ious to go to Prescott next year. No date has been fixed for the coming meeting, but it will be a matter for further consideration between MT. Roosevelt and officers of the Rough Riders.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14

Press learned today on the highest authority that the vacancy in the of fee of vice governor of the Philip pines cannot await the conclusion of the duties here of Chas. E. Magoon, who is to succeed MT. Taft as provis- ional governor of Cuba This Is great disappointment to Mfr. Taft who desired that MT. Magoon take up his work soon in the Philippines. It is believed that an appointment of vice governor of the Philippines will be made Immediately on Mir. Taft's re turn to Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14

At Easton. Pa.-Lafayette 34, Medic Surgical College 0. At Columbus, Ohio-Ohio State Uni- versity 52, Willenburg 6. At Coiumbus-Ohio Medical Univer- sity 50, Denison University 0. At Marietta, Ohio-Marietta College 45. Buckhannon. ". Va, o.
 At Exeter. N H.-Harvard second 1. Philips-Exeter o.
 At Cincinnati-University of 0incin- nati o. Miami University o.
 At Caghampafgn-Wabash 6, Uni versity of Illinois o.
 At Ithaca-Cornell 24, Buckneli 6.
 At Madison-Wisconsin s, Lawrence c.
 At Princeton-Princeon 10, Pratt Institute 0.
 At Ames, Ia.-Ames g, Morning Sun O.
 At Cedar Rapids-Des Moines o, coe U
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
STEAMER Oh FIRE AS
 T REACHES DOCKS
continued From Page One.

Captain Branch then awakened the European passengers who rushed down the gangway. Ladies In their night clothes were compelled to leave the ship. which by this time was a veritable furnace.
 The Chinese steerage passengers were thrown into frigthfut panic Horrifying cries to save their lives were heard but escape was impossible owing to the infiamabie nature of the cargo. Hundreds were burned to death and many others jumped into harbcr and were drowned.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
FLOODS REPORTED IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 13.-It is re- ported from Morella, in the state of Michoacan. that that section Is still be ing devastitated by foods
 In some places crops have been swept away. Bridges are gone and hundreds of cattle have perished. A cioudburst occurred in the neighbor- hood of Coalcoman, close to Pacific. and the waters rose three metres high in the streets of the village, destroying many of the houses, which were of adobe. Families are completely desti- tute and are without food and shelter. A fever has broken out, due to decay
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
SAN DOMINGO REBELS
 ARE STILL ACTIVE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-The fol- lowing cab1eeTam was received at the Navy Department from Commander Southeriand. dated at Monte Christi, San Domingo. today:
 lriionary leaders at the last moment refused to stand by the articles of agreement for the surrender. The revolutionary leaders have mssscd forces of about 500 men at distance of fifteen miles and daunard most i'm possible terms. The president of San Domingo has directed the renewal of hostilities."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14

Irving n American. and has demon strated the fact that she has a voice equal to the greatest singers of the day.
 An orchestra of twenty pieces fur nishes the instrumental music, and is lead by Ettore Gerjux, an impressario of wonderful ability.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
HEARST DRAWS LARGE CROWDS

BINGHAMTON, N. T., Oct. ,3.-W. R. Hearst concluded his visit to the southern tier of counties with two large meetings in this city. One of frnight's meetings was held under Democratic auspices. while the other was under the auspices of the Inde pcndence League.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14

Altogether fully fifty bogus 50cent pieces have been iound in circulation.
 The counterfeit was good, the only thing being missing was the weight. The ring was almost p1rfect and the color and cast of the coins was very perfect.