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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
FOURTEEN ON BOARD
Lumber Barge Arcadia Apparently
Lest On Lake Michigan.
VgRECKhGE WASHED ASHORE

Parts Of Vessel and Cargo Found
Along the Beach Identified as Be-
longing to III Fated Vessel, Which
Has Been Missing Since April IL.
Manistee, Mich. April 24.-The
wooden lumber barge Arcadia, which
left this port April IL for Two Rivers
with cargo of hardwood, has un-
doubtedly been lost in Lake Michigan
with her captain and owner, Harry
May, and about thirteen others. Ma
rine men here have given her up as
lost and would not be surprised to
hear that her wreck was caused by a
boiler explosion. Some hold the the
ory that she went down as the result
of the big storm Of April IA.
The cargo Of the Arcadia was
shipped by the State Lumber COM
pany of this city to the Hamilton Man.
ufacturing company OF Two Rivers.
The boat has not been heard from
definitely since leaving Manistee.
Wreckage has been found along the
beach from Pentwater north to Little
Point Sauble and part Of 1t has been
identified as the cargo OF the lost
craft Portions of her cabins and bull
warks have also been found on the
beach near Pentwater.
While It has been impossible to
learn absolutely how many persons
were on the wrecked barge it Is gen.
erally believed that the number was
between ten and fifteen, with major
ity of the reports agreeing on four
teen. Tho Arcadia left Manistee April
IL. April 13 and Ia Lake Michigan
was swept by such a severe storm
that navigation was almost complete
ly tied up. 1t was during this storm
that the Arcadia was probably lost.
Wreckage was sighted four miles Off
Ludington in the direct course to Mil
waukee Immediately after the gale,
but until the bulwarks bearing the
steamers name were washed ashore
It was impossible to identify the
wrecked craft.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
SCORE OR MORE INJURED
Great Northern Train Partially De-
rallied Near Blalsdell. N. D.

Minot, N D.. April 24.-Twelve per-
sons were seriously injured and as
many others more or less badly hurt
in the wreck Of Great Northern train
No. one mile east of Blaisdell. 1t is
feared that one or two of the injured
may die, although the physicians are
working to save their lives. The
wreck was caused by broken rail
The engine did not go OF the track.
but the baggage. express and mail
car, smoker, day coach and tourist
sleeper were hurled into the ditch
and partially turned over.
The passengers say that the train
was an hour late and was making up
tho time. Most Of those who were
hurt were In the smoker. which
seemed to have got the full force OF
the impact. A relief train was sent
out from here and the injured were
brought to this city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24

70 hayo stolen from the trust Com
pany OF North America, is in custody,
according to q statement made by
President Oakleigh Thorne Of the trust
company. President Thorne's an
nouncement was made at a meeting
OF the executive committee Of the
trust company. He said that bennett
bad hypothecated with brokerage
houses some Of the securities which
Douglas had taken from the vaults of
the trust company. The maximum
loss to the company, President Thorno
said, would not exceed $4,000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
French Bombard Village.

Konakry, French Guinea, April 22.-
A detachment of French troops recent
" bombarded the village of Bousse-
dou. in Upper Guinea, which had been
occupied by natives of Liberia, who
had pillaged In French territory The
natives suffered heavily and the
French forces had two men killed and
ten wounded
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
DOING IMMENSE DAMAGE.
Severe Volcanic Eruptlons Continue in
Southern Chile.

Santiago, Chile. April 24.-Severe
volcanic eruptions continue In the
southern part of Chile. The town of
Valdivia Is covered with ashes and
overhung with clouds.
yaldivia Is the capital Of the prov
ince of Valdivia, In which the Puye-
hue volcano, which has been In erup-
tlon recently, Is situated. The town
has q population of about 10000 and
Is on the Valdivia river. The vol
canic eruption has destroyed many
cattle and numerous farms. Deposits
have been falling $50 miles from the
volcano, river Is reported to have
dried up and lake Is said to have
disappeared, but there has been no
loss Of life reported up to the present.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
IN NEW YORK BLAZE
Four Men and Several Hundred
Horses Burned to Death.
HALF DOZEN SERIOUS FIRES

Other conflagrations Attended by In
jury to Dozen FIremen and by a
Number of Thrilling Rescues From
the Burning Buildings.
New York, April 24.-Four men
burned to death, ESQ horses killed.
twelve flremen injured. two OF them
seriously, two engines overturned and
wrecked by collisions With street cars.
several thrilling rescues from burning
buildings and property loss OF 10000
that is the story Of the fire depart
ment for the five hours following mid
night Six different fires on the Upper
East Side, In Broadway, on the Middle
East Side and q big stable fire at
Christopher and Barrow streets kept
tho firemen constantly at work. i
The dead are four Italians. whose
bodies, burned beyond recognition,
were found in the ruins Of the burned
stable. Three alarms called out a
great battery Of fire apparatus. inciud-
ing two big fireboats. but 1t was only
after hard fight that the dremen
saved the big adjoining tenements and
the Palace and Knickerbocker hotels.
Two hundred and fifty horses quar-
tered In the building perished
Two Fire EngInes Wrecked.
Another serious fire started In the
Madison laundry In East Seventy
third street and swept up through the
five-story building, several OF the
upper floors Of which were occupied
as tenements. 1t was while on the
way to this fire that the two fire
engines were wrecked. The drivers OF
both engines were injured. but 1t is
not believed that either of them was
fatally hurt. The families in the
upper part Of the building were cut
off from escape by the stairways. but
were rescued by firemen.
1t was in high building In Wooster
street that most Of the firemen were
injured. Fire had been discovered on
the top floor and the flremen had
dragged their hose up the stairs to
fight stubborn blaze In the factory
OF the r. r. Frome Manufacturing
company. The full company had
reached the scene when came the
backdraught and the flames and chok-
ing smoke swept over them. A dozen
of the men were blown down q flight
OF stairs. Several Of them were se-
verely burned and bruised.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
Troops Urged to Mutiny.

Paris, April 24.-Manifestoes de-
nouncing militarism, couched In VIC
lent language, appealing to the troops
to refuse to act against strikers. have
been placarded throughout the prov
inces The government Is about to
take severe measures against the au.
thors OF these publications.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
Mongolia Escapes Damage.

Moji, Japan. April 2A.-An exam
ination by divers OF the Pacific Mail
steamer Mongolia, when she had been
refloated. definitely established the
fact that she had not sustained any
damage as the result OF going ashore
in Hayatomo strait. The steamer has
proceeded for San Francisco
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
PARTY RATE TICKETS.
Commission Holds They Are Not Con
fined 70 theatrical Troupes.

Washington. April 24.-A farreacn-
ing decision has been rendered by
the inters.atcd commerce commission
respecting 'laity rate tickets" Vart-
Gus railways OF the country have been
proceeding on the theory that such
tickets applied only to theatrical or
amusement companies. The commits
sion holds. however, that the trans
portation of such amusement COM
panies on party rate tickets would be
similar to transportation where the
same number of persons not belong
ing to such company offered to travel
and that. therefore. the tickets must
be opened to the use Of the general
public.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
cAl4;nTER UNDER ARREST
suspected BY Police Of Poisoning Her
Parents.

Chicago. Apsta 24.-A warrant charg-
ing Mrs. Sladek with the murder Of
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mctte. was taken ont during
the day. Mrs. Mette died several
weeks ago and Frank Mette died on
April C.. A chemical analysis has
shown that Mrs. Mette was poisoned
by arsenic and 1t Is believed that her
husbands death was caused In the
same manner There Is no direct evil
dcnce against Mrs. Sladek. but she
has been under suspicion since the
death Of her mother.
Three brothers Of Mr.. Sladek are
now critically i'll and it Is believed by
the police that she endeavored to
poison them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
70 AVOID TARIFF WAR.
German ReIchstag viii Approve Pro.
visIonaI Agreement.

Berlin. April 24.-Now that the eco
nomic committee. which acts In an ad-
visory capacity to the government In
tariff matters. has accepted the pro-
visional arrangement with the United
States government circles here antici-
pate that the reichstag will readily as
sent to the step taken. The officials.
however, claim that no party In the
reichstag will vote for the agreement
with any degree OF enthusiasm, but
they say they all win do SO on the
ground that II will be choice OF the
lesser evil, as no party or parties In
parliament are willing to take the re-
sponsibility OF inaugurating q tariff
war with the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24
SOME STOLEN BONDS FOUND
Loss to New York Trust Company
viii Not Exceed $4,000.

New York, April 40. N. Dem
nctt. the broker In whose room at tie
Manhattan club were found $4,000
worth Of the railroad bonds which w.
0. DOUGLAS. the loan clerk. 10 alleged
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-24

Its virtues nave been established for
many years. and thousands of people
have been made happy by taking Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents,
Tea. ..or Tablets Schultz ..& Ketcham.
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NcirathS Qiccn3Cn.

Charles @ooe II uno Annic Golc.
idof 40 Sabre alt; 2(pplitnnt GbaV.
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HoIp6 $. StonieG 26 uno Mobel
Stunt Is Sabre alt; 2Cpplifont G0mi,l
I. Giderion, Nr. 30t, ct. Youlitr.
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Shbpeh'@de 3. ctr. Il. 1ntt.eipe., Euntpu.
5nupinuariier hes .eanioH'9ie6er.ran3".
Gingfilinoe ieben Mitipodb stb,no. Eet
SnmensNerein beeInrntnelt Sib iehen 9irn'
GtIse, apca:s. feIepoon - @oIie i45S s.
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YGiic snr Geiie in's Inslanb be.
Iorgt & Maine, Wr. Alb, Sf.SaIti.
murc.S traRe, nabc Gpftnmbonie.ape
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Gerernonie beimobnte. 3ieier YoiiuS
lit crit belte I'M @ortIoltt bcfonut &C.
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Sffi5icre Der Sonoelsnlarinc lit &c
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BAEHnilmRE&OlHLW
adaItp. ! 4aNnN. aneNenommen sonntae.

her Gam6en'S ialion nab staibinoton an
GSodcniaQen 100 BORN. bis 500 glberos,
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500, t645, !7.lO. 1850, SOD, 500, 1901,
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1900, l3,65a 400, 'd8oi; 1900, !N5o5, 1922
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2s.bb 8orm.. ADD mo l5.b5 Nad)nt GnnloeiR
Gtntior, $500 uno 1900 HIcrnl, 1900 WItttn9s.
800. % 80 glndnt. lno 900 N6enhs.
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gptnhetcr. Wit, NoOnL 1910 &orrt, l2.$S,
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Geier terminus IN Der Sreiurlo3 ip1ratQtten
Strnbe, geipsYuri, heuueni iidh S0tels, IbeaterB
llitf BcidluttSJIiItrtit.
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Smnge Samcn! Madt Gnd bicic
Gffcrtc an Wuf,c.

In iinferer electric SnmcnIdnciorr . epiten.
edlule. Giiier oer Nortbcile an bet g'eibciIs
pniie oiefer SIaife III Der, bnB .S6iilcrinnct
beifer. Hiefe a.diie fpirb am 4, ,aaniar 1907
M%ifnntmeii treteii, cnesieue @crIefuratn Slpei
uno orei alnl bic g4obe. -Srgeno eine ihnge
Dame, bic eine tafbipnabIe G6nrioerir gu iper.
MAIDEN.
mir lpeitere ~slisruntt fhrcibe ober penoe
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earatuaar g6s Sptarb'etr. (S7e-)
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Die Inter dung
SBrcr
VI II Gen

Sbnci aud ieine icrti9 0ena1ien Nrilcn an.
pro6irt.
Sd untcriu6e sore 9tugcn mad anaiomi.
f6rr @riHSirJen ~foiieutrei Illo Iurire pol ben
glipen berltrfa6te Sopfleiben.
Qriaeit ODER 9tugelIoldier, iperu Gle fplde
6enbtbiaen. luerbei S6nen ~ ben binigitet
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lie Ir6citer.
Mein Don ocuti6cn ardiliern fabci8irtes stu.
genipolier ut ous Bette gcgelt Tornado ojer eHt'
6iinnete Wugen.
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y. Maycr,
Unit. ,ubfoIn. oeutt6er Gptifer.
gr. 550. 9uro.@ap.Stra
(Spt30. I&S--1
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Vdiir far's Mnslaub beiorDt G.. Blaine. gr.
Ala, Ei.yahimere.S ctr, unae Gpitumbunie.stue.
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Sr. CAN'T,
Senicbsr uno eisditsr.

Set Serborrneenhfte aIer Wsc5ien. gr er
SibIt Sbnen, mas &c Al iptien ipiinfden, mac
es eiinitis ober urgiinfiia fein, %.aleibpiel, mas
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g. & T. Ie'epbou. Wpunt 8ernon 6t76-U.
Nr. 40. Vart.Apenue.
,Teaf4@
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@cIteru MarplanS Giicnba5n.


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SdnltdI.
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Carlisle.
$50 MorecnS -- gffom. mad Si8biieIb, iolpis
5000 Moraeris 49, Weitrrr Grprch, gseftminIier.
9ictu Wittofcr, linton 9rtoge, grliceniue (Sres
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turQ, Sa0erSiotpiI, Surcod. Cumberland iino
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6.26 ADMINISTRATIONS. md linton Wrihpe.
eur TruuerFtanS uue Samitaas.
ft.25 gthcnoS - Wffoni. nab t~rionsNrtoge.
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