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Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
PADDY'S
Brother Revived and now Bids Fair to
Make a Husky Kid.

Thursday night for the first
time IL six months the CONNER.
cial Club held a meeting, a
Gork,ng quorem being present
md we believe that every mem
Der present felt better for being
there.
There was sUme amusing
joliying and w. j. Rouse aud
J. @. Epsor were enchored at
he end of their plain, practical
alks, which showed that they
rad reached the spot" The
Key note of their talks was:
Monroe, Monroe, stand by Mon
"oe's institutions, talk Monroe
,nd use every fair effort posi-
ole to bring labor employing in
stitutions to Monroe City the
Queen of the z rairies.
What was accomplished?
President Levy was enthusi
astic and impaired that feeling
70 the membership present and
the result was this: The Sec
retAry was instructed to open
correspondence with 4 factory
IN another state that is looking
for cOugeuial home, for d
home that will give it good
shipping facilities and home
that can supply raw material,
home where it's workmen can
live cheaply and educate their
children in a No school.
An ice plant was talked of,
not talked to death but talked
into life, ami tie result was
this: A committee of two. Pres
ident Levy and j. g. rdner
Wade was appointed TO wish
Palmyra and get from the man.
ager of the ice plant there ali
information that they could OF
would give them.
The next meeting of the Club
will be call meeting 10 receive
the report of the Secretary's
correspondence and the report
OF committee seut to Palmyra.
BY a unanimous vote the
quorem was reduced from TWEEN
ty to tea, therefore in e fu-
ture attend the meeting, O. eep
mum for you will have right
to charge a few with ,unning
things.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
You set an easy shave a
Streams.

Albert Dunlop, prominent
Rails county farmer residing on
Salt river, was IN town yester.
day. Mr.. Dunlop says the farm
ers of Rails county are sub
scribing literally to a fund for
the purpose of graveliug and
macadamiztng the country
roads. The sum of So 500 has
been subscribed towards grdv-
cling Lhe road leading from
Asher's ford TO Center.-Hanni-
bal Journal
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

in this city and stand-still of
the Joe depot and requested us
to don't. We didn't for he prom.
ised US new depot, but then
you know Pat is a diplomat.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
ISRAELI

NAuu luC bRSl' Isl GICl, WuOSG
leart strings are a lutte, and |
Who has the sweetest voice of |
III Gods creatures. Koran, |
In Heaven a spirit doth dwell |
Whose heart.strirgs are a
lutte;
None sing so wildly we'll
As the angei Israfel.
And the giddy stars $50 lie
&ehds telD
Ceasiug their rbyms, attend
he spell
or his voice all mute,
Tot ering above
Iu her highest noon.
The enamored moon
Bushes with love,
While, to listen, the red
levin
with the rapid Pleads,
even,
Which were seven)
Pauses in Heaven.
And they say the starry
choir
And the other listening
things
That IsIGteli's fire
Is owing TO that Tyre
BY which he sits and sings,
The trt n,Dling living wire
OF "a, Sc unusual strings
But the skies that angel trod,
Where deep thoughts are d
duty,
Where Loves grown-up
God.
Where the Hour glances are
Imbued with all the beauty
Winch we worship in d star
Therefore thou art not wrong,
Israfell, who despisest
An un1mpassioned song;
To thee the laurels belong,
Best bard, because the
wiseSt:
Merr,ly live and long!
The ecstacies above
With thy burning measures
suit,
Thy grief, thy joy, thy hate,
thy love,
With the Gervor of thy lutte;
Well may the stars be mute
Yes, Heaven is thine; but this
Is a world of sweets and
sours:
Our flowers are merely
flowers,
And the shadow of thy per-
feet bliss
Is the sunshine OF ours.
II l could dwell
Where Israfel
Hath dwelt, and be were l,
He might not sing so wildly
we'll
A mortal melody,
While bolder note than this
might swell
From my Tyre within the
sky.
Edgar Allen Poe.
Nilsson, ;iMont., Feb. 2-The
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Mrs, E. Thompson, of st.
LOUIS, has been the guest of
relatives near this city.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Al Broughton, of Oakdale,
spent Saturday in the city with
friends.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Clarence Smith is visiting
sister, Ms. ]. N. Sparliug,
Klrksnille.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

j. B Thomls was looking
after his business "ffairs at
Golden, H., the later part of
last week.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
Send tlG Democrat 10 Your Friends

Have your stationery printed
at the DEMOCRAT office.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

H. @. Scheeizs and Ernest
Cook, of Palmyra, were. trans
acting business in the Queen of
the Prairies Friday,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
WORK PROGRESSING
EAVOUyAuSU,Y

Vice President aud Manager i
| A. 'havr and Consulting Enginet,
w. X Reed, Of the Atchafalay.
Fay Ship Channel Company, 70
inrncd Tuesday fro.u the route of
their ship chiuncl across Point au
Fer Reef and report conditions
favorable HE drrdge is working
night and day and The quantity O.
material taken ont is sufficient
when d,schalEe 700 feet wast Of
the canal. to tOinl Il lcNre high
enough 10 project several yet
above he Ailttacr OG the water,
thus forming Il first class lcvcc ~
continc The river watc aud to,ec
/, I" How ~ the canal, securing il
ont and maintaining it's depth
| he material taken out IN about
hall clay and half shells, making
an ideal material for u solid levcc,
There il No tar no slouehing Il
tho banks shctc the channel has
been d,cLg,h i'icaynnc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
ATCHAFALAYA CANAL.
Ibcrians Left on Early Morn
ing Tan 70 Join Party II
Morgan City on Inspection
Trip to Tie Bay.

his morning Congressman x
+. Rronssard aud several Others
l,ft on the ratly morning train for
Morgan City in order 10 accept IN
invitation OF Nr. Eug. a Pharr'
manager or tho Atchafalaya BAY
Ship Channel Canal Co from 1t.
Mary 10 view the dredging work
being done in the Atchntalaya
Bay. "A atcamboa', with a burst
ing lardcr, will he in waiting for
the party.
Mr.. Henry Pharr, Of Olivier,
joined the party on the train 1T
his station.
The Ibcrinn Editor reports thai
other dutios precludcd the enjoy
ment of his accept ance Of tho kind
invitation to him through Hon.
BrOussard and Mr.. Henry Pharr t.
be q member Of the party.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

The total interest on thu
State debt amOuts TO f4l4, 1872 On
and the total bonded indebtedness,
Of the State debt il $ll,1OS,3O
The boEded State debt has beer
running sence 1879, nearly thirty
years. Originally, it was more
than *l2, OOO,OOO. The interest paid
aince 1879 has amounted to more
than the original debt. and we
still owe the principal Daring
Governor Fosters administration
one million dollars were retired
But Tor the past ten years not
one dollar has been paid on the
principal. Year in and year out
the State goes on paying nca, "
half a million dollars interest on
these bonds.-MOnroc Star
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

The average man cannot afford t,
employ n physician for every u .Il
ailmeDt Or injury that may occu,
in his family, nor can he afford Il
neglect them, rs so slight an i.j,ry
rs the scratch Of q pin has bee
known to cause the loss Of limb.
Hence every man must from ne
cessity he his own dOcto, for this
class Of ailments. Success often
depends upon prompt treatment
which can only be hay when suit
able medicines are pt At hand.
Ch"mberlaif's RY hedies have
been in the narkeI FOR many years
and enjoy al good Reputation.
Chambe,la n'4 Collie, Cholera
and D'a.Aoel 'r"o'y for 'o"e
complaints.
ChamberIai = Cough TENED,
for coughs, Cd dis Group and vhocp
ing cough.
ChamberIain's Pain Balm ian
antisept'c llniment) for cnts.
bruises, bugns, sprains, swellings,
lame back aud rheumatic pains.
Chamberlaiu's StOm ach and Liv.
or Tablets for constipation, Bit
iOusness and stomach troubles.
Chamberlain's SaIve for dis
eases of the skin.
One bottle of each Of these FIVE
preparations costs bnt 81 % For
sale by All Druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
NEUROLOGICAL.


D!ED AT his lai, home IN '.ast
I hlis.ian, Mis- on Ih'u ,doy
May ~, 1907, Mr Robert IIa,mol
Gage, aged % years
Mr.. Cage was for q nnn'fts q
years n resident OF tbs cat, aHo
was identified in cyr.y Way VII
it, interests. Latc1 he :s~Nti ie
New Orleans with bis flm Y and
engaged in he Wholesale ia '"'7+.
there. Ahoat n Nsar -" -
moved to Pass Christian
\ few days ago, While o., y lts
IT 1" u ntighborlng coast tewp, l,t
contracted u severe cold on
Thursday morning. Il a uhne'
alarming symptoms aud II Noon II,
PASSED away
Mr. Cage was 4 gent!rm,n at
strong personality, cordial, cnn1ets
iaI, and candid lie was endowed
with 4 tirclrss energy aud hs! lh'
faculty Of making friends ri Al
whom no met His high moi al
character and personal worth a,,H
attestcd in the fact, that, as u Ma
son, Aurora Lodge, IN the pal has
honorcd him repeatedly with lhr
highest positions that were thciS
to bcstow an.l he was elected rs
the Grant Lod e of Louisiana rs
NJ. w. Grand Master.
The remains were brought to
this city yesterday afternoon ard
the intermtnt took place IA the
Rose Hi cemetery. Religious
services were held in the Episcopal
Church, conducted by the Right
Rev. Davis Sessums and the Rec
tor. The Masonic ceremonies were
conducted by the NJ. w Grand
Lodge Of Louisiana, Grand Master
l.. H. Thomas officiating. His
culogy al The grave was The out.
pouring Of u Sympathetic heart of
q bereaycd friend and brother
The floral offerings Of Masonic
design were very numerous and Of
tho most beautiful kind. Many Of
the Lodges Of the state were repre-.
sented
In common with the beicavcd
family the entire community has
a severe shock IN the
death Of Mr.. Cage. The nllneas
ured sympathy of our people goes
out to the snIiowing ones.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
EASY MONRf
Easy to btFfov' Easy to ray.
IBERIA gVsnn1NG ASSOCIATION

We regret ~ learn that Mr.
Scbatfer who WAS SO seriously hurt
by falling timbers some months
ago. IS very seriously i'll again.
His family aud friends are much
distressed by his present condi-
ton. Since writing the above
Mr. Chas. >haffcr passed beyond
the suffcIings Of this world. The
funeral took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock under the auspi
ces Of The " oodmen of the World
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
seaNr!Hf1z{yIsdscrJ IHspsJysSJTfTTISHN
\ ANY NEWSPAPER or MAGAZINE.
Published anywhere, Can he had thro
! MILLARD'S News Depot
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S
VOTING CONTEST.

Mr.. Il 3. Gushing, General Su
| perintendent Of the Southern Pac.
fic Company, has written to Mr.
Norm an Walker, Chairman Of the
Train and Mail Service Committee
Of u he Progressive Union, that tho
vote to determine the hour of de-
rartdre Of the early morning train
he Houston local, will be kept
open for a week longer. The bal.
lots will be extended, moreover, to
all adult white passengers enter
ing he train bet veen New Orleans
ard Lafayette, which is practical
y he meeting point Of the east.
bonnd train. The voting has been
under way for a week already.
but originally the ballots were con.
tined % passengers leaving New
Orleans, and were taken mp east
Of Raceland Junction. by this
new arrangement all white passpn
gers on the train between here
and Lafayette will have right to
vote Mr.. Cushing says that
ahi,e q majority Of the passengers
have voted, a number Of them &c.
fused to do so. lie expresses a
great desire in this matter to ar.
rive at the wishes Of the patrons
of the Southern Pacific. Pie.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Capt J II McImdoc, Corps o
Engineers, T.. :. Amy, and hi
assistant, W. +. KnObloch, az
expected hic on Thursday hex,
rhcy will he in .Jeanerc,te on We'd
ncsday anu from there will inspcc
the Murphy canal. FROM Week.
Bay they will come to th;s cit,
after inspecting the N. ] :,oul IL
ern canal.
These inspections are for III,
purpose Of selecting - route fnl
the Intcrcoastal canal. AnticiI:
ting this visit, Mr.. Walter j
Burke, the New iberia mcmber ol
the Louisiana branch OF IuIcrsta.,
League Of Inland Waterways, sent
out the following letter:
=
Mcssrs. &. q. LauRhlin. Geo. ! aBau
Octave Kcnoudet l.. Gon.ouIin
l. lndcst. L. NJ EctaIre
y. Il. MiIla,d. 81. Pau Isou,geoi,
Jno. Broussard Geo Dallas
Jules Dreyfus
=. u burke
H. $. McMnhon
Adulph Rome ro
Il. 4. Weeks.
Gentlemen: ] an requested to
advice you N benalf Of Mr.. Guey.
dan, who Is Chairman of the State
If Louisiana Of the Inter COasta
Canal Committee, that he has SD
pointed you ~ members OF the
Inter coastal Canal Committee ui
.lle Parish Of iberia. Consider
ing that you represent the City
Council, the police Jury and The
Board Of Trade upon another com
mittee interested in canal con
structiOn, it was deemed advisable
to suggest your names To M
Gueydan. The name of Mr. G. G
Hcnshaw has been added to The
committee.
] am advised that Ca;,ta,n
McIndoe will shortly DO here to
look into the question Of \ route
and as il is Of great Importance
that he be properly advised ~ to
our local projects, with a view to
inducing the adoption Of one Of
our water routes as 4 part Of the
system Of the intercOa,tal canal.
permit me to SUCCESS thai the
be in readiness to meet
him upon his arrival.
Yours very truly,
Walter J Bmk,.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
To EXTEND FULTON M.

City Engineer Y. p. Gnilfoux,
accompanied by Mayor G Q.
Laughlin, on Wednesday afternoon
visited the upper end of Fulton
street to investigate the conditions
IF the proposed extension Of that
street, through the lands or Messrs
Weeks & Weeks, Roberts ana
others on to an intersection Of
North street. The proposed ex-
tension Of tho street Is not only
open, but has been graded. These
latter conditions have led many to
believe that that portion OF the
street was a public tlorooghfare;
but 1t IL not, and the work done
there IN the way Of its Improvement
was misdirected II IL however the
most used and most convenient
route TO Rose Hill cemetery, and
In view Of its actual necessity to
the convenience Of the public,
arrangements are being made for
its requirement BY the city.
At recent session Of the City
Council, by an agreement with the
owners Of the land, Messrs Jno
Broussard and E +. Willard were
commissioned ~ board or ap-
praisers to Ak . value on the land
aiken for this street They are
empowered to select the third
member Of their board to act with |
hem.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Tho programme Of the grand
camp Of United Confederate Vet
Grams, which 10 being held at Rich
noed. w., began on Thursday and
vail continue until Monday, will
inClude tho unwilling Of the memo.
rial erected to the memory Of
Je6erson Davis. This will take
place on tho closing day. When
- impoaing parade will he held.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
U(buG. WEEvID. IN lACAN
ErrE

The invasion Of the boil wcevil
which in practically certain to &C
cur, in fact il is said to have a.
ready made its appearance in this
parish, will forco the farmers Of
this section 10 engage IN diversi
fed farming, and in that case, q
direct northern line Of railroad, to
promptly market their produce,
will be an urgent necessity. And
now liz the time to act IN the mat
ter-Layayette Advertiser.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
LES; e; !: x {:: ;|;''' for an, ,'':
IBERIA B0llpINc ASSOCIATION

The Grand Lodge of the Taber
nacle held its 25th Annual Session
III this city beginning on Tuesda,
and closing yesterday. A larg.
numDer Of delegates were here
from various parts of the State
and took part in the carrying ont
of a well arranged program. The
Tabernacle is \ benevolent organ.
ization Of the coiored people and
it has a large membership through.
out the Southern States. The
sessions '.ere were heldh Ray. A.
J. IIorton's church. ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Lafayette wishes to pool inter
osts with Abbeville In an effort 10
get . new line Of railroad FROM
Abbcville, through Lafayette. to
Eunice to tap the new roads enter
ing tho latter town.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
Tellcr Cured.

A lady customer Of gon:s had
suffered with letter forfwo or three
years II got 50 bad in her hands
that she could not Attend to heI
household duties; One box q
Cha mhrlasH's Sal Ee cured her
ClamberIaiHk Medicines give
splendid SAITH faS ion in this com
mu"ity;--M. " RODNEY & Co.
Almond, Ala. Chamber!ai.'.s med
lcines are for sale by All Drug
gists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
- -
00~
- -
Your Nerve

II IL nerve energy that runs
the organs of YOU, body. ! hc
STORAGE battery Is the nerve
cells IN the brain and spinal
cord. aud from this battery
nerve force i. scnt out through
tho system OF nerves. 10 keep
the body healthy yon must
have plenty of nerve force: II
you have mol, tic organs work
irnrcrfcctly, The circulation IS
sluggish. digestion bad. appc-
titc poor. kidneys inactive. and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DR.. Miles Ncrvinc.
1t assists in generating nerve
energy: it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
II take pleasure IN recommending
Or. Miles Nervin" to those suffering
from nervous prostratinn. tna"'nn'n
and melancholy. After H"N''Hl
months suffering from ahov" diseases
I tried this medicine aud found hume
date relief II aoothos aud strength
ems the nerves. chasca away me
gloomy and depressing thoughts ana
gives the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. II Is II superb nerve re-
etorer.
JUDGE JACOB FFF'MANN.
Madison, Wisconsin.
Or Miles, Heart Cure u sold ny
your druggist. who will guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. " IL falls
ne will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Nrs. William Mckinley, the
widow Of the martyred President, ,
died ct her homo at Canton, Ohio,
Sunday afternoon. The funeral
took place on Wednesday and was
attended by President Roosevelt
and HE cabinet members.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Government I Engineers hay.
been called to OK anime or inspect
tho Plsquemine locks. The people
Of this section heartily wish that
no more "crackx' or "settlings''
will bo found.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Morgan City II TO have another
canning establishment. Lopez
and Dukate, Of Biloxi, Miss, have
secured o site aud will invest
o26, 600 in IN oyster and shrimp
canning plant.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

beg 70 announce 70 you my capdi-
4asy TOR she Chloe Of assessor Of this
Perleh, subject To the coming Demo
cratic Priparv Election.
Rhoojo ] ct the domination I pre-
mise u give you q fair and impartial
eassesenSnt, eQuaI rights to I'll. and
epeo1AI privileges 10 none. In Othc,
words, | Will be the Assessor Of the
people and not set Of people, being
Sslly awars OF the responsibility Of the
Once. ! beE % rsmsin.
Yours Respectfully,
v, M. AuLry,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Gas and oil are again reported
from Belle Islc-this time in pay
ing quantities. The new owners
propose to nso the oil ~ fuel in IN
ture salt mining operations.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01
M. Alex Moity this week closed

Mr.. Alex Moity this week closed
The terms Of the purchase Of the
barbershop building and outfit
ct the corner Of Main street and
Railroad Ave-, on the lot belong
ing to Mrs. ". 4. Milla,d. He
will close his present lace OF
business, opposite the Alma House
and open il his new quarters on
next Monday morning.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Upon closing down tho st. Mar
tiavil)e on Mil for the season,
h4siag Gnished ito years work
- employees presented Mr.
1sa4k .. 0uilbeaux. the Secret
-1tGa91rsr- Manages. with silver
service q eighty -four pseces, o.
. token Of their high esteem.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Yea Gan KeeywelI
For ID cents . mShth by using
ranol Liver Regulator. 1t keeps
~ Liver. Stopaq6 and Bowels
Weeking just rtgk. Tin box 10
e1Dts. Money ibk II you want II.
veg ssle BY. a Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

q. RsfrigeratorS ayh ice boxes
81, in stock. va bqh lose If you
don't see onr line sf6re purcbas-
ing.
II. 8. Mcmahon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

Secretary taft has come out
sQuarolv for tariff revision.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-06-01

The st. Nartinville Messenger
declares @thst tho politic Of St.
Martins parish hes always been
aot0cfatic and not democratic. .
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The pope Wednesday received In
private audience Bishop O'Gorman OF
Sioux Falls, s. ID.
John Mitchell, president Of the
United Mine Workers of America, is
III of q severe cold at the home Of q
friend In Chicago.
Rev. John Fulton, p. D., LII. D.,
editor of the Church Standard and
professor of canon law at the Phila
delphia divinity school, Is dead. DR.
Futon was seventy-two years old and
was born In Scotland
Antonio inmate, O negro, is dead at
Santiago, Cuba, at the age Of l5t
years. Despite his great age, the
greatest recorded In modern times
the man is said TO have retained all
his faculties unimpaired to the end.
Jasper Maxwell and his wife were
drowned In the Big Sandy river near
Ashland, KY, while fording the stream
on horseback. They were married
three days ago and were on their way
for honeymoon visit with relatives.
Labor Commissioner Neill has re
ceived a telegram from Denver mott
flying him that the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad company has invoked
the Erdman act for the settlement OF
a dispute between the road and some
Of its employees
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
KILLS THREE YOUNG WOMEN
Faiilnn emokestaok Crashes Through
Roof OF Factory.

Millville. N. J.. April 26.-Three
young women employed at T. G.
Wheaton q Co.'s glass factory in this
city were killed by the collapse of a
smokestack which crashed through a
room In which they were working.
The dead are Lena Doughty. Lydia
Thurston and Sylvia Gallagher. The
accident occurred during a wind storm
which lasted but few seconds. The
velocity OF the wind was estimated at
sixty miles an hour.
The stack crashed through the roof
Of the plant and into the grinding
room occupied by several men and the
three young women. All were buried
under the debris. The crash was
heard for several blocks and work
men from other parts OF the plant
went to the rescue. Among the res
cuers was George Doughty, whose
daughter was in the ruins. Her body
was quickly uncovered but life was
extinct. Miss Thurston was taken
out alive but died shortly afterwards
Miss Gallagher was dead when her
body was found.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-04-25
COMPROMISE is LIKELY.
Outlook for Peace in Central America
Brighter.

Washington April 25.--A more hope
full view Is taken OF the situation In
Central America, advices received by
the government leading to the beiet
that compromise yet will be effected
in the negotiations now going on be-
tween Nicaragua, Honduras and Sal
yador. Tuesday during the conferences
at the state department matters looked
impossible of adjustment except by
arbitration. but the announcement
was made that within twenty-four
hours some development might be ex-
pected. This has materialiZed In the
shape OF dispatch from Philip Brown,
American charge of the legation at
Honduras, stating that everything now
seems to indicate an agreement In
principle. Senior Corea, the Nicarag-
uan minister, who had lengthy con-
ference with Assistant Secretary Ba-
con, expressed the belief that the
stumbling blocks to complete agree
ment will soon be swept away and
that peace will be re-established In the
near future. -. .,-. ~ -~,