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GREATEST OF PORTS
New York Has Four Hundred and
Four Miles of Dock.

New York Has Four Hundred and
Four Miles of Dock.
More than twice as many vessels
clear the port of London, to be sure,
one every fourteen minutes as against
one every half hour for New York, but
the average cargo value is only $47.-
242, whereas that Of New York is $92.-
BOZ. In point of tonnage New York ex-
ceeds London by 100000. This Is due
to a difference In the character Of the
ports that must be borne in mind In
comparing them. London Is Eng
lands one commercial center and aside
from Liverpool its only great place OF
export and import
On the other hand, New York is not
the commercial center of America.
When the manufacturer Of shoes IN
Boston sends his goods to Baltimore
he either sends them by rail or by YES
sci direct without entering New York
II he wants to send bis goods to
France or Germany he sends them
from the port Of Boston That Is, the
chief ports Of the Atlantic seacoast,
New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, Nor
folk, Philadelphia and Boston, engage
In a coastwise and foreign trade in en-
tire independence Of New York Less
than IS per cent Of New York's ton
mage is represented In coastwise trade.
Fully so per cent Of London's COM
merce. amounting to 1870, 100000 an
nuaIly, or $685., 600 900, represents for
eign trade, whereas Of New York's ST.
2OO0O0O00 annual commerce $50, Co.,
900 represents foreign trade, or an &C.
tual excess over London of $179.OO0-
900.
To accommodate this enormous trade
New York has 4O4 miles Of improved
water frontage-that is, 404 miles Of
docks. This Is half the distance be-
tween New York and Chicago. Lon
don has less than 200 miles Of similar
water frontage, Liverpool has less
than 100 miles, while Hamburg, Ant
weFp, Rotterdam or Havre has each
less than Liverpool. Practically all
the available water frontage Of these
foreign ports has been absorbed by
their docks, while New York has i'm
proved only a little over one-hah OF
its available shore. When all the
available coast Is improved. as 1t must
be rapidly, It Will measure nearly as
many miles as lie between the Attain
dc seaboard and the Mississippi river.
Broadway Magazine.
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LondOn's American Colony.

4 correspondent writes: The consul
lar estimate Of the number OF citizens
Of the United States permanently resi-
dent In London either for business,
pleasure. profit or because generally
they prefer to live outside the United
States Is 5000. OF these the names of
1880 are known to be In the London
directory; about the remaining LOO
there Is more uncertainty, and the
number itself is an approximate calcu-
Iation.-London Times.
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Short on Prinesssss.

By the birth Of the little son and
hair 10 Prince and Princess Alexander
ct Teck the number Of unmarried Eng
hAh princes Is now increased TO eleven,
and II to these are added the two sons
Of Prince and Princess Louis Of Bat
tsnberg there may b said 10 be thir-
teen princes for whom wives WIN have
70 b found at some time. It - note
worthy that at the present time Eu-
rope Is suffering from q dearth Of
young Princess. OF lats boy babieg
have appeared IN al the royal fGrni-
lies, and even a. matters now stand Il
Is dimcult TO see how these little
princes are to be mated IN the futurs.
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:" An payments on Stock Ae-
counts must Be mads g ne order
Of BeanraRard 2. hoseley'
Tressurer, eass Halstsd IStreet.
chIoaeo. ilIinois- All stock
boIdsrs are entitled to prGeL--
snce Is employees and should
snfogrn ne Treasurer win their
anSi renifsnnce Of their tnten-
ions 10 Apply for enpioyment
For further Information e. !,
dreSs Laland 0iants Bass-sen
snd lasussrnsnf Assn. 9 ass
Hsisfsd 81. Chicago. III
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LELAND Giants Baseball and Amusement Assn.
Now organzing-capitaIS Stock
100000

The Stockholders Base Ball Association has
for the Permanent Home r0r Inc Leland
Club Establishing For All The People, Inc Only
With Light OPERA
Ry, Electric Theater Dance
Hurley Burnley, Double Swing Boating auto
Hotel
quests zeth Wentworth Ave. twenty '2o minutes
the ElectneC % District in Chicago
Baseball mad and amusement Crazy hsys Soued IN
made by those Who Take Stock In
This New Enterprise
Are You In Favor Owning And Operating This
Where More Than zee Persons viii
where with
Freedom Of Citizen unnoted annoyed
effectively subscribing this Corpora
Each You Squander More than this amount
Parks and Public Places where yo are
We ss no and mail with Ten LsarI Ball
Amusement to-day that commence to build
Leian0 N~A"S - ~ HaIsted Street, Chicago Ill
" ~ Enclosed please find So
.L ~ s.,5ng as Part Tor ufuI as subscription
shares Capital Stock the Leland Giants Base Ban ana
r,l h,u au,ount
+. has been paid. at which time am to rsdsvs my stock
certificate
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A Shrowd Sehemo.

Gerald-How did you succeed IN get
ting your father to consent 10 our mar.
riagel
Garaldine-I got mother to oppose It
New York Press.
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Making a Monkey Of Him.

u8"b . "ISIs'&1g u II'I''
RegU Sapp-Ye-as, the young lady
from Boston said / reminded her Of q
beautiful flower. WeaIly, don't you
think resemble a pansyf
Miss Tabasco-Yes, q ehimpanzee.-
Chicago News.
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A TWr.

Mr.. VT. wooed 11ss Pm.
And he n.
when Miss Phr. left then WI.
Kr. n.
Then Miss Phr.'s naughty q.
Slapped bold WI.
Nr. wr.'s cheek now wears
Painful blr.
-Chicago Evsning Pest
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AAousEs AND FLATS FOR Rem

Such princesses as there are likely to
Be seem too old for the small boys who
are coming so quickly on the scene.
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Il Mada No piffsrenee.

Edith-If Jack Barlow were TO pro-
pose to me I wouldn't know whether
to say yes or no.
Maud-weIl, don't worry, dear; I &C
eepted him last night-New York
American.
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InuiHNlIIr.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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The Arlington, REJfHEfAS REb BfAtH AVE.
Steam heat. sun parlor. Modern couEenienceA
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE - Six furlongs. Bert Osra. JOS
tNorelndl, 70 20 I, won Redwood II. lA iAu5tinl
20 !. second; Potter, ll2 Pcksnsl 70 %
show, third Time. Ia Miss Kitty, Airshp, Leta
Duffy solly NJ. George e. Grady. Wedding Ring
Emma w. Prince Of Pless Dorothy Scott Sarsnola
Rcbl Matte D.. and Matte Mack slso ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Wehber l0l Dear
b0mi. Is 10 J. won Guardi lol tNIorelsndl 3 20 l.
second. Alta MacIonsld. loi lee. out 70 show
third Time. lal 25. GIlle Duke, Denegree. Delta
IhoT The 'ioldeu Bird Elected County CleTk Nc
Ahster. Anna Ruskin. pelestr0me. Sister Polls
Gracs tUrrier and kaiserhof also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six fiTongs Fantastic 81
.Tremsui 70 J. won; Lexoiine 9s tDearboruL
even for place. second. Uslr. 9l swain % l.
thIfi Time, lI32h Fleming Layeits. and land
Breeze also Tsn.
FOURTH RACE-The Juvenile Stakes, fra fur
l0lgr Honest. 10 Lrel % s. won. Margaret
Randolph. 90 fButlcri, % l. second Parlsian
Mcdsi l12 Mrnsrtyl. I 70 2 % show. third Time
lM55 Hester. ZerTa. Stone Street and Bucket
Brigade slso ran
FIFTH KAtE-SteCp,ochase short course Saul
ls Mcclure. 10 l. won. LADY, Jocelyn li2 fHalh
~ ! for the place. second, Nsran. lF .Husfcnf
I 20 third. Tifne. 30 Rds Mint Gudoe. Craze
land and Horizontal also ran. Fred Pric=me~er fell
SIXTH RACE-Gne ard one-siEtsenth miles
Scalp Lex .Mgrlandl 10 l. won. Light Note
iFrr. 90 J. ssc-nd. Csrpw tNoriarfvl. % J.
third. Time. 1925 Bslleen. Ribander. Proteus
M0nochrri. leo Bright, Dsvorit. and Louise Mac
tarard also ran.
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WOODBINE PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six hirlongs Belle Of Jessamine.
lol Hl0ydl, 10 /, won Clifton Forge. lo2 lGau-
gel even, second Ralbert. 100 tMcCanhyi, out %
show. third. Time. Is Cockslre. Margaret
Jack, Kercheyille, sad Dr. Mack also ran.
SECOND RACE -Four ard one-half flrlongs.
Cannie Maid no tNicoll TO 2. won Out Of Step.
lis Mcdaniel TO TO- second Rawney. lis
lkunzi. 2 20 l. third Time. 056 IS. Andrew Sum
mers. Beware and Puff also ran
THIRD RACE-One ard one-sxtecnth miles.
Minnie Adams. ll2 tNiell, 3 10 5. won; EIlicolt,
& lMcDanieu. l TO 2 second. Onnonde Right ia
lioydl. TO s. third. Time. Ia 3j factotum
Ass ran
FOURTH RACE King Edward Gold Cup; three
ycar-oids and upward; one and onequarter miles.
Inferno, l4 tMcDanieli, to %, won; Lotus Eater,
lE lDigginsl to and ! 10 g. second; TOurcrne,
l@ lhunzl, Z 20 ! and even ont third. Time,
ZW 2-j. Only three starters
FIFTH RACE-steeplcchase two and one-hali
mics Fire Fly ls9 lAlr Kerr, 10 8. won; B'li-
fer. l7e Alr Phillips. 6 70 5, second Time. SIS.
Only two finished; none fell
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Willis Green. 100
iLloedi. 10 8. won; Hesdley, lo5 iButonl : "a
s. second AmbeFly, l05 NicDanieu. 6 10 s %
show, third. Time. lA3 Alyiz, Mode, Stoney Lee
Arthur Roscnfeld. PTyIania, ROYAL Jig and Russell
4. also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Fire Fang q lGoldsteinl. 10
J. won; Ballot Box III Ll0ydl. s 20 for place,
second Court Martial lC3 "A. Martini. 20 70 %
show, third Time, ia susanne Roccamora. No
Irimper. Astersk and Fo1meade also ian.
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Te-eishths Of a mile: Knows
selling. F400 add
One and one-quarter miles; Stan
&c .l,rn.- - u l.. q .nn

FOURTH RACE-Two miles; Melglnd Ste
chase: four-year-olds and upward: 500 added.
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THE CLARENDON-ssIi75s sI7 si5stB5s Fsse4. Ave.
Special rates for June. N. b. NElMAN.
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TO MOUNT VERNON.
STR. CHARLES MACALESTER
CARS TO KENSlNGToN

Daily 10 a. m, and 2-59 p m. (Sundsys excepted
fare trUund tTip excursion tickets. 50 cents Adms-
sion to grounds q cents
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MAYFL0WER TEAM WINS.
st. Elizabeth Defeated in the Eighth
Inning by to 3.

Inability 10 hit the ball safely when men
were on bases was largely responsible for
ST. Ellzabeth's defeat by a picked team
from the L. S. S. Mayfiower and Dolphin
on the hospital grounds yesterday after
noon,
The game was closely contested until
the eighth, when Bartletts costly Wild
ness gave the visitors a comfortable lead.
Waller put up a beautiful exhibition at
short for the sailors, accepting several diff
ficult chances Teams desiring games
with the losers address D. d. Courtney,
ST Elizabeths Academv. The score:
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RESULTS AT OAKLAND.
CONTINUED From PAGE 8.

third Time, Ill Is. Senator Warner, Bon Vivant,
Sam BCrbU Red Garter Calendar, Golden Sent.
mcnt Winsome Ways, Altanero, and Bazzini also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs Taylor George, s.
CauollI, 20 J. won Brcolic. 81 tKifschbauml.
Is 20 8, second Royal Rogue 81 SANDY, II 70 10,
third Time :l3 Is Lotta Gladstone, Smithy
Cane, Willie Gregg and Budget also ran.
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HOTEL JACKSON
Hotel ISLE ESWoRTH
The SAVOY
THE PENNHURS ST.

Atlantic City. \. j. Michigan Ave and Beach.
Open ali the year Steam heat Elevator 20 street
level. Booklet On application. WM. h. HOOD.
ar
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Errors Aid Roanoke to Win.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May 29.-Timely stick
work Of the Roanoke Tigers gave them a
5-to-4 victory over the Portsmouth Truck
ers this afternoon, but errors by the
Truckers were no small factor In the
Roanoke run-getting. Portsmouth took
the fourth inning off and rallied in the
eighth, but was still two runs shy Of the
game. Score:
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THE
LORRAINE HOTEL
HOTEL FAIRFAX,
ALGONQUIN Hotel,

EUROPEAN PLAN.
New and up 90 date. Cars pass the door for TX
position grounds mvZ2- limo
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
RICHMOND SHUT OUT.
Danville Scores Three Runs I'm
sixth, Aided by Errors.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, May 29.-Danville. by
punching three hits in the sixth inning.
with two errors by the visitors, shut
Richmond out this afternoon in a pretty
game. subway" Smith pitched a great
game for Danville and three Of the FIVE
hits secured off him were in one inning,
but he settled down and not a runner
scored. The work Of Doyle. second base
man for the locals. and that of Reeve.
shortstop for the visitors, were features.
Score:
r. II. T.
Danville. le............... 0 O0Oso oox-S 2
Richmond. nd.,...,,,... 0 0 100 0 90 2
Battcres-Smith and Ryan; Long and Walsh
Tmpire-Nlr. Stanton.
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HOTEL cHETWooDE.

open Ele7.. sc. g 70 SIS weekly Cap, 81 sif
season. J. o. & J. L. DICKINSON. myE-50t
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HOTEL MONROE,

PORTSMOUTH. VA.
Within 70 minutes a jamestown EXPOSITION
grounds Accommodates 800 European plan. IRA
T. STONE, Manager Mrs. a. P. THOMAS. Pro
pTietress. mvlslmo
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Hotel Dennis

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Occupies onchaf square Of unobstracted beach
front New frsproof addition Of 100 rooms and baths
with sea and fresh water WALTER J. BUZBY
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Totals ...... 3l0ER 3

Earned rlns-Ssilors, 2; st. Elizabeth. /. First
base BY srroTs-Sailors, 3: St Elizabeth > Lett on
hases-SailorS. s: 81. Elizabeth. l. First base on
balls-Of Blomquist J. of Rufner. ! Innings
pitched-By Bartlett Z l-3; by Ruffner, 23 Hits
made-Oh Bartlett, s of Rufner 2 Struck out
b. Bartlett Q; by Blmqust. 5; by Ruffner 3
Three-hase hits-Thrall Burke. Two-base hits-Ruff
neE. scott, Nandcmast Sacrifice hit-Smith Stolen
bases-Ihral. Jones, Rufner Smith. Scott Nolan,
Nandermast. Double plays-Ruffner to Jones; Nfur.
ray 70 Nolan Scott TO Nolan Hit by ptchsr-By
Bartlett, Umpres-Nessrs. Cnlbertson and Van
Noltz. Tine Of game-I hour and IS minutes
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements regular office
H. S. WALLACE, Special Representatives
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
DRnviIle. 2; Richmond. q.
Roanoke, - Portsmouth, {.
Norfolk, 4; Lynchburg, 2.
To-DAY's GAMES.

each team plays two gameSD
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
LynchburG nt Richmond.
DRnville at Roanoke.
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Cairstairs. There viii also be two run
ming events at various distances. During
the afternoon some Of the famous horses
Of the Crabtree string, quartered at the
track, will be paraded before the grand
stand.
The summaries.
PIG pace purse 500
Fred :. Hal. h.h.. hY McEWen GarthI.. I
L. J. X. Big, by Sidney Prince OO'Kecfs
Red Rock. srh-. by Dominecr .SselyN.... ? I
jubilanta bg., by Rex Americas IStoel 4 3
Time, 222i,. 223A, 222t 22-b 22iA.
Pa tr0t and pace. purse 500
Jack Storts br fAnenf....-............ ......-...l I
Edna g.. buczszin mare. bg Medic Wilkes
Dorsey ................... 3 @
Bob lngersoll. bg untracoI .Hilsuryi i....... 4 8
Little Futts. bE LAilen. ........-......-....4 1
Pee Wee. hE hy NIlu0cacv tF0ulzri.....-... dis
Donna Hal by McEnen lGarth'................ dis.
Time. 22sh. 2-2i7 22Fs
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Norfolk Downs Lynchburg.

Norfolk, Va, May 29.-The rear end ter
centennials made it three straight from
the Lynchburg champions this afternoon.
score 4 to ? The locals have quit playing
last position second division baseball.
Jordan had the best Of the argument in
the box, and the support given him was
steadier than was that given Oakley.
Score:
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TEN In The Big EVENT
Benning Track in Good Con
ditiOn for Auto Races.
MRS. CUNEo ARRIVES IN CITY

Woman Racer Who VIII BE Con-
teStant i'm the I0O-miIe Event To-
a-minute Dash Around the Track.
MOnginI viii he in the Race.
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Steam heat. sun parior; private baths; = 20 SIS
weekly. Saturday 10 Monday, N.5l. Booklet. F. 81.
DEMPSEY. uyZ5ot
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HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Atlantic Ciys finest and most popular hotsl at
I moderate rates Kentucky ave. near beach SO I'd
I weekly Cap 80 70 tlp. Booklet. a. b. EkHOLM.
argj3lt. tu. .th. eat sun
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HOTEL RUDOLF,

Capacity 0o0. Wii. after June T. be under the
Management f JOEL HILLNAN. proprietor of the
famous HAREEY'S Restaurant Washington D. C.
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EARL MAR HALL,
BERKSHIRE INN oss,a e,s., !, sa3 Nv "

Directly On ocean front, Vermont avenue.
distance phones; running water m rooms. sp
spring rates L. J. BROW
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Eth RACE-Three- quarters Of a mile; New
ret Handicap: three-y -year-olds and upward: $500
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Fifteenth and y. \. ave; every Is minutes
Connect at lake with Kensington line every %
minutes. Round trip tickets. &c. at Fussslls.
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American Rental Ruroau

l9l Granny st., Norfolk, Va. The place 10 20 for
good rooms. Information assistance; baggage
checked free
RUTH COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW. vA.-l5 MIN.
to exposition; cars pass door; rooms with board
al moderate rates. Mrs. T. b. MARS myE-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET; FINE NEIGH
borhood; en- car lines Apply f. II. COOK. 18th
ST., ID door from CRANKY. Norfolk. Va. myls-lmo
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WoOdbine Park.

FIRST RACE-Three-q quarters Of a mile London
Purse; three-y -year-olds: S4O0 added
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THE GLENDALE" ST. JAMES PLACE. NEAR
Beach and an attractions. Atlantic CITY Under
new Management. renovated and r7{uruished; long
distance phone. reasonable rates. s. L. PAUL.
myl5w. tbs S-30t
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HOTEL STICKNEY

lawns. s. 20 $ per iay. g % Sl5 weekly Roo
eu suite with bath; elevator L. 4. STlCKNEY
my2l1r
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
GREAT RUSH FOR LAND.
Ten Thousand Expected to File for
Six Hundred Homesteads.

Chicago, June 6.-Passenger officials
Of the Burlington and other Western
railroads are making arrangements to
provide special transportation faciii-
ties for thousands Of persons who are
anxious to secure homesteads out OF
the $4,000 acres Of land in Montana
for which the government has pro-
vided irrigation at an expenditure OF
more than 100000 in the past two
years, making canal twenty.three
and one-half miles long, with branches
six and one-half miles In length.
This land was formerly reserva-
tion for the Grow Indians and they
are to receive 81 for every acre OF 1t
taken by settlers. The government
has announced that applications for
homesteads on this tract, which Is
commonly known as the Huntley irri-
cation project, will be received at Bill
1ings, Mont, from June Is to June 25-
Inquiries as to rates which have been
received by railway officials indicate
that more than 10000 persons will file
applications for the 633 farms which
have been designated on the tract by
the government.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
WOULD END RATE FIGHT
Minnesota Officials Propose to
Take Radical Action.

st. Paul, June 8---It is possible that
before the end Of the week proceed
ings that will dangerously verge on
the bounds of contempt OF court Will
be taken In the injunction suits
against the state now pending In the
federal district court.
II was said without reserve about
the capitol that Attorney General
Young or one OF his assistants was
contemplating step that would bring
the suits which have for their end the
right Of Minnesota and other states to
regulate railroad freight rates to a
quick head.
The step In contemplation Is moth
ing more than a complete ignoring OF
the federal injunction order in the Inn
mediate bringing Of suit In the state
courts to compel the enforcement of
the rate law now In controversy. Ii
not done by the attorney generals de-
partment the duty will fall on the rail-
way commissioners. who are also In
cluded in the federal enjoining order.
This order enjoined the attorney gen.
eral the railway commissioners, GER
tain shippers and certain officials from
taking any steps to compel enforce
ment until the right of the state to
make such laws had been passed upon
by the federal courts,
Such action would be contempt and
would result in the party or parties
bringing 1t being jailed, but II Is
thought that from 1t would come quick
results. 1t would call for habeas cor
pus proceedings and result In some
thing at once, where, as things stand
now, the case might be dragged on
for years and the entire lawmaking
and enforcement machinery Of the
state be completely tied up.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
HUGE FLOATING DRYDOCK.
Remarkable Features Of Valuable 40
quisltIon to British Navy.


quisltlon to British Navy.
! In few weeks there will be launched
from shipyard In Sunderland, Eng
land, where she has been converted
from a liner. unique vessel which
will be valuable acquisition to the
British navy. ii. M. s. Cyclops Is the
most completes repair ship or floating
dockyard in the world and is the out
come Of an experiment made some time
ago, when an old cruiser was convert
ed into q repair ship at Portsmouth
and named Vulcan, says the London
Chronicle.
The Cyclops Is a vessel Of 1900
tons, and her dimensions are: Length,
400 feet; breadth. 55 feet; depth. 40
feet. The lowest deck Is fitted up as a
complete foundry, with cupolas where
castings can be made to replace dam
aged parts. Above Is boiler shop,
where boiler or ship plates can be fully
dealt with. Punching and sheartng
machines are there just as In a ship
yard. Then there are carpenters,
blacksmiths and armorers' shops, fully
equipped fitting shops, electrical and
copper smithing departments.
A large ice breaking plant Is carried
and a set OF gigantic condensers capa-
BILE Of supplying whole feet with
fresh water. A fully equipped elec-
tricity generating plant is one of the
vessels most remarkable features. The
Cyclops will have full complement
Of about 300 men, mainly artifcers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
Cared Hemorrhapes of the Lungs

Cared Hemorrhages of the Lungs
Several years since my lungs were SO
badly affected that / had many hemorr-
hages writes A. NJ AXE, of Wood. Ind.
Il took treatment with several physicians
without any benefit. then started to
take Foley's Honey and Tar, and my
lungs are as sound as bullet. Irecom-
mend it in advanced stages of lung
trouble" Foley's Honey and Tar stops
the cough and heals the lungs, and pre-,
vents serious results from cold. Refuse
substitutes Holiday Porter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
Gasoline Explosion Kills Three.

Reddick. ILL.,. June 6.-Three men
were blown to atoms, ten were In
jured, one fatally, chimneys on houses
for miles around were demolished and
every window In this village was shat
tered by an explosion on a car loaded
with gasoline here. Fred Hating, a
local barber, was one OF the men
killed. The other two were John Fra
ger and Austin Stockton, both OF Dan
vile. Ill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago. June 5.-Cattle-Beeyes,
$460Q6.65; COWS, $1.75@4.90; heifers,
$26O@5.60; calves, s5.0oG7.50; good
to prime steers, s5.65@6.65; poor to
medium, $46o@5.6O; stockers and
feeders, $300@5.25 Hogs-Light, s6.15
@6.35; mixed, $6.10@6.32h; heavy.
$5.s5@6.3O; rough, s5.S5@6.05; pigs.
s5.7596.30; good to choice heavy,
s6.2O@6.3O. Sheep. s45O@7.10; lambs.
$6.5OM8.6O.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
Cuts Down Army Appropriation.

Rome, June 6.-The refusal OF a
parliamentary committee to recon-
mend the appropriation Of $40.O00.O0O
asked for by the war office Is consid-
cred significant. The committee rec
ommends a grant of only $6,000,000,
As the money was required for artil-
lery the committees action Is consid-
cred to amount practically to reduc-
ton of armament on the eve of the
meeting of The Hague conference