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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Die Gage Der
Rbeoereien.
9tifsang Der wirtidaftliden Son
junftur in Scntidlano.
Seoe Subuentionspul.ti .tik
tdJarf bekampft.
Snternatiunale aonicreu5 Sur Is'
idaffnus Scs Eramirnipitems. (.
Q3er[in 20. csuli

- er u n ~. HSuIl.
Ser Samburger Hbeoer.8ereIn bat
ieinen Sobresberift Der Seffentlth'
teit ubergeben. Sn ibm miro ausge'
fiibrt, pie ernlt ote Gage Ger oeutlhen
&beoereien gepor0en iei infol9e oes
&iifgangs ser pirti6aitli6en Son
junftur in Ieutitlono pte in Den
Gereinigten Stuntcn, Der 9lbnabnlt
Ser Iusmon0erl1ng unO oeS 9luSblel.
bens bon 6rohten.
3uglei6 bef0mpft aber Ser &beoer'
8eretn iegliheS eSubpentionspolittf aiE
duBerIt unWirtidaitlih rn0 unge'
i,tno. CT regt Die 9lbbuItlln9 clne1
internotionaIen 8onfcren5 an, berell
3tpef Die 9lbihaifung OeS GrGmien'
ipitems iein ioue, gIeifpIe oaS an
Der 3uferfonfercn5 3u Stanoe ge'
braht noroen lei.
GENERALIZATION 9ollin pon oel
Samburg.2lm itrcibt a!
Die u6ronffurter 3citung" i'm gIet
den Slnne ltnO ertldrt lth ebentals
fir etne ioIfc aonieren}.
Gem gegcuiIber bcbcn je0of oil
gIdtter teroor, cine Oerartige 2Inre
gung lei meni9 ou5iihtaOoa. 9it
subpention8poIitif, neIhe unoerl
21nber oerfoI0ten, lei gegen 1eutit'
lon0 oerihtet, un0 iere miiroen iid
oieieS 0fittcIS, nm Der gcpaItiger
&onfurren3 gegeniiber eirigermaBen
Stano 81 haIten, itJwerlth begeben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Amerikanifde
Grhnoune.
Die Soee bcs Icroplans aui amcri.
faniidem SOoen gc5citist.
gbanute uno eilientbal
tuaren Gle ertten Grfinoer.
Inbere baben bcren Soee 6ei ibrcn
TlGnen benuti.
SO q i6tnator, 20. ssuI;.

y
Sb9lei6 oie He9terung Der Gerei'
nigten Staaten our6 Die gegenpGrttg
in Sort Weper ubgebalteren geriude
ioeben praftliher 2uitidtfiabrt auf'
merfiamfeit idenft, mag oieies 2anS
in 8irfilnfeit oIe gtus3et6nung fiir
lid in 9lnipru6 ne6men, Oas erIte 81
iein, 8orar6etten in Ger .Shperer
ais 2uft" .Sorte bon 6lugmaidinen
gema6t 81 ba6en.
7te @elt geItebt SranfreI6 0ie
Palme oes 5ortidritts 81, Der III DIE
ier art BON 2uftidifiabrt gema6t
Doroen lit; aber Capt. 6er6er, elmer
Der 1toniere in Der Gntluiflung oes
4eroplans in 5rnnfrei6, gt6t Cctaue
Gbanute un0 2ilientbal, oen amertta.
rtiden grfinoern, Sen 8reOIt iiir Die
Sheen, Die bon Sarrp 6arman uno
Ge Ga 8ra9c auSgefiibrt mor0en iin0.
anoere eriol9reihe iremoe 2uftlhtffe
'oQen Ole profttid)e Gntmiflun8 Der
Ibeorten ietn, 0te bon BrOf. 2an8lcp
auf9elteut Doroen Iino.
Tte @rigbt grother8 un0 q. %.
$errtng, Die i'm ndhIten Wonat tire
Qeroplane Der Reglerung 3u Mn
nabmeoeriuden in Sort Weper por'
fiibren peroen, iino Sen lbeorien Die
fer friiberen amerifaniiden 9(eronau,
ten gefoIgt Serrtn0 lit Elm 3eit8e'
noiie BON 2ilientbaI unS Gctaoe Gba'
mute. Seine Waifine lit etpa bal6
10 oroB Dte Die Der 8ebriioer @rtg6t
uno ibr SauptbeItanOteiI lit cine
olttomatiihe @orrid)IuHg, 0os @leiG'
9erpt6t allfreht 3lt erhalter.
@iS Dor fur3em tuurOe befiirdtet,
ooB Die BON Sen @rtgbtS 9eiteQte
@ir9i6aft, oie lie gu IteQcn batten,
tpenn oie Regierung t6r9ln9e6ot eoen'
tueu onnebmen ioQte, cher perfaQen
laiien miir0en, ,ol8 0as8eheimntS lbrer
Woi6ine 3u enthijQen, 01s lie 10 ior8'
fGltig mehrere Sabre 9ebijtet huben.
Ties lit BON ben Q2rtghtS iclblt al5
TGuihun9 6tngeItcQt poroen, inoem
ite behoupten, lie hotten tAre Wui6tne
tollIt6n0ig patcntiert un0 lie eten
mtQcnS, Sen GrioIJ 6crielber offcnt'
lid 3u 6cnct'en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Gi6tnbnhnnnfau.
Gtipa 80 Gerionen oerlebt, eirige bon
linen 6eoenflid).

g9ien, 20. Suli.
Gin 6e0ouernsmerteS Giien6abn
ungIiif, BEL rpeIdem 5atlreite @ten'
i6en gu Sdaoen 8efommen itnO, tpirt
aus 6em 6eriibmten @aLIia6rtSort
Roria3eQ in gteiermort gelrelbet
gti6t peit bon Moria3eI itieB cir
eiienbabn3ug, Der bis CUR 6aIiun9s'
mogIi6feit nit @aQiabrern beiest
mar, NIT einem 2ait3ug Buiammen
Die @u6t 0eS 9lnpraqS mar 10 grob
6ob mebrere @aggors 3ertritmmer
purSen. 0i6t rpenioer ols 80 &erio'
nen pur6en oerlebt. einige BON ibnen
in beoenfIi6er @eIie. aer3tIi6e Silfe
purSe in gr6Bter Gle 6eihdfft.
8em sic S6uIo an Der aotaitrop5(
bei3umeiien lit, Ooriiber lit porIGuii1
ni6tS gemeI0ct ror0en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Nna.n.er 10.

. Urrrrs mar 5ii er1uoprr, nm noG
Siilfe rifen fonnen unb iein Sle
Itano purbe nift eber entSedt
Bis er ietue Sdnoe in Die Sobe BOZ
unb periant.
Sonbp bate Elm frappes gntfont
men atf IliHitrabe. Gr NOR alfeu
Sbninmern ooraus, als er iih pIos,
Iih auf oeu Riiden mari unb I'm
Silie rief. Cine 2aunh fubr 3u ibm
aIs er ober on gorb eenor1men MUIR,
be. mar er 10 BON 9rdmpien befollen
bab ieine SiugerndgeI IN bas Gleiid
ieiner Sdn6e geiunfen tuaren lin6 iet
slugdpfeI tief IN ibren SobIen Iosen
gler1tIihe Siilfe pur6e fir ibn sebolt
aIs er an @orS zines Gei,erbootes 90
rio1ItrIten tpar.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
geuteres auf
Aetfen.
@irS bic Sole pun SGuemarf, &nR'
lamb, SdweOcn uuS NOrluegea
beiuhen.
Seine Rtile oil finen
frteolidJeu 3m 6 uerfnlefa.
Uebenft tpabrideiulid, gfiRtrauen
gegen 9eutidlauS iacn Sa
fDnnen.
g arts, 20. SuIt.

8arts, 20. SiIi.
grGfibent JaIlteres lit am Sant8
tno nit oem Miniiter oes 9luspdrtt
gen abgeretit, INN ieine offiaiellen De
iu6e in 01nentarf, Sbpeben, RuB
iro gtortpegen ab5ritatter. 9rentier
minTter Glemenceau, Die Whtglieoei
bes aabinettS, cine 4rtobl itattldel
geamten uno cine grobe Weenihen
n,enge batten fih auf Dem gabnboTt
eingefunben, i,m ii6 BON ibm 5lt per
abihieben. E
Gie fran3oiii6e 8reiie lit einitim
mia Der ariiht, onB Sieie BON ben
prGiibenten etrtgefiibrte Runae Dor
Geiuhen basu bienen miro, 6rant
rei6s 9oIittf Ger 8eriobnung uni
bes Sriebens Su Itdrfen.
9uufir zen, 20. Sult,
GrdIibent 5alieres lit am Samstag
ndfrtittaa bier eingetroffen 3a e,
Der erite &rGiibert mar, Der Siinfir
den be'uhte, 10 bot linn bic Staot ell
entbrriinitiihes g8iQfommen. Eat
fd6It6 bie gan3e gep6lferIng iauh3
te ibm 3u, als er BON &iiroiiieren es
tortiert uat Dem Rntbaliie fubr, nor
eire @ilfformenaniprafe an ibn &c
riftet un6 ii6erreiht purbe. 9rait
bent isaQieres belt eine fiir3e Grtpt
berunesrebe, in Der er iagt:
sd gebe I'M Ramen Ger fron3olt
lfen Repu6lif, i'm Die 9anoe oel
isre,nbit,aft unb Der glGim5 81 itlr
Ten, bon benen Die g,iten ge3iebunser
Der gsationen. Guropas uno Die auf
re6terbaItirng bes GrieSens Der 8el
abhinaerl.." -
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@ieber Ganoesperrat.
g erIin. 20. 2Suli

9erIin, 20. Suli.
GeinIi6iten ginbrud ma6t 81:
9ahriht aus @orms, oaB 6ie I'm.
I6ngIt in Oortigen miIitGriihen Sc
pots porgefommenen QiebitGbI(
gIeihiauS auf 2onoeSperrat berubten
Hur6 6ie biSberigen grmittelunger
lit Sas un3meifeIbaft ieitgeitelt nor,
Sen. S5n 8erbin0ung nit Ser afiair;
puroe ein frun50iiiher @affenb6nO
Ter in Wet perbaftet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Sl,t braratt.
Sat cine Operation pOll5ogen, bic be,
Sob zines iunsen 3ab4en Der.
uriahte.
Troh. 9O2o.. 20. csuli

Or. 80. s. $empbiQ, Der NIT ben
9uitor @Ipbe Com wegen Goti6IaeI
in 9erbtnbung nit oem Eobe Der Jun
gen 2ebrerin SRI. GIt3abetb @Ieuiol
anseflaet mar, tpurbe BON ben 8e
fhtporenen fiir iduIbig befunoen uni
su etner @efdngnisitrafe bon ore
ssabren berurteiIt. SempbiQ par an
eeflaet, ouf griuden oes @oitorj
@on bel elmer operation 9eboIien },
boben, Die Sen Zoo bon SRI. 8leaio,
berbetfiibrte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Aeu SD aht fhife.
Sapan bctrcibt nit allcr Wad)t ieiu
HWltungcn.
9ofto. 90. ssuIt.

Softo, 90. Sult.
Iorbereitnrgcn gum 9au 3pete'
peiterer StlahtifIiie lper0en mi
GROCER Gcitmin0igfcit betrie6en
Ser 9ieI oeS einen ioQ in 0otoiufC
I'm SuIt, ser 6e3 onocren in 4ure boz
SabresidluB geleat meroen.
Qas Replacement Der S6iffe iol
20,900 Sonnen, i6re 8eIdpiuoigfet'
90 9noten, ibre Ton3erItarfe ~ 3ol
iein un6 Die 9rmierung in eriteI
2inie aus 3tpolf 1230aigen 8eihiibcr
beiteben. Die alte r6u5" oie oiI
gbre bat, oas 3rpeite S6Iadtidiff au
Der iaponiihen WartneliIte 5u ietn -
b. +. bas 8tpeite i'm notwithstanding
- lit gum GierIt ais Sheibe fiir 8e
i9usiibungen oerurteiIt poroen.
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Wabrfdeinlid)
cine 2iiee.
gebanptnngcu, TrGiiocnt Cabrera
babe 9fooiepclts @abl nntcritiitt.
Sol GslO ,nm Rampaenefonos
brigftra9en baben.
Sta6t Werico, 20. SuIi.

Gmigranten uno politiide Ser.
bannte aus Sen GepubIifen 8uate.
mala unS SaIpaoor, Die ieit einiger
3eit ibren unireitpilligen 4ufentbalt
in bieier Sauptitaot genommen ba.
ben, iinS einittmmig in Der grtla.
rung, bab Or. Serman Brope Die
@abrbeit biniidtIid oes 9eitrages
oes 9rGiiSenten @itraba Cabrera 5u
Dem republifanii6en 8ampagne'
fon0s i'm Sabre 1904 geiagt babe.
Rebr alS Elm 1useno BON ibnen iino
oesDegen geipro6en poroen uno Die
tneiiten BON ibnen oriidten lte6er.
rai6ung aus, aIs ibnen geiagt Dur0e,
oab Or. Iropes gebauptungeu be.
8peifelt ipiiroen. sic erfldren, oaE
pie 9e3nbIung oes 8eIoes mebr ooer
Ifueniger Elm offenes 8ebeimnts gene
fen lei, m0 ob Die republtfanii6en
8aupagneIeiter ODER Die 9eamten
Der gegentpdrtigen glominiltration
etmus bon ser 9lrgelegenbeit geruuBt
batten ODER. ni6t, @itra0a Cabrera
bo5e es niht pergeiien, 0enn Die oer'
iprodene unteritiibltng Ser 8ereinig.
ten Staaten iet ntht etn9etreten.
TteS, 10 bebaupten lie, rpurbe in
Den Iebten oter3ebn Sagen our6 gln'
peienbeit oes Ser. Stoaten &reu5ers
ralbunp" in bem pa5ifii6en Saien
amapaIa bon SonouraS un6 6e8 4a'
nonenbootes yWartetta" in Dem at.
lantti6en Safen 9uerto Gortet be.
tpieien.
Iie Gut9ronten, Die bier in bdufi'
eJt.i 3Diifenpauien 3uIamnen to-
men, 6eboupten, 9tudri6ten aus gu.
oerldiil9en GueIlen 3u haben, oab
Cabrera, nahoem er Sen 9rGiioenten
6tgueroa gu ieiner llnteritiieung aui.
gepiegelt, oie Repolution inSonourns
3u Dem 3nefe begonnen babe, ben
TrGii0enten 3elapa in ben &onflift
3u 3ieben uno Damn beibe, i9n mo
Dootla, 3u pertrei6en.
Cabrera DoIlte ibre Nahfolger CT.
nennen un0 10 tati6hli6 Serr in Ger
trnlamertfa peroen. 9ll8 Elm Irgus
ment, sem 4r0itoenten Stgueroa 81
gelpinnen, miro 6ebauptet, oaB Ga.
brero 0orouf hiu9eDieien babe, er
bd5e Die Gereirigten Stoaten 3u iei.
nem 6reunhe qeponner. gr babe iid
ouf Sen Ston6punft geitiitt, oen 0ie
fritheren omerlfanti6en @eianbten in
Guatemala gcnommen bdtten, uno
6nbe lid beion0er8 ouf Die 8eian0ter
Sumter unO See berufen. @r ioQ 0a'
NIT 9eihloIien bo5en, 0aB Der 8e'
ian6te Sumter iein ipe3elIer 6reunO
Iei. g2ie 0te Gmigranten erflGrer,
babe 0teie &ebauptun8 oen Gr6iioen.
ten 6igueroa ooQItGnotg 9enonnen.
9tlS 6igueroa froBte, pelden 9ln.
tell Die Hepu6ltf Werico in Scr 9lngc'
le9enbeit nebmen lperoe, 10 miro er.
flGrt, babe Cabrera. geantportet, oaB
Elm 8ertro9 sptiden oieiem 2onoe
lrnb ben @ereini5ten Stanten ertitie'
re,bur6 oeIien geitimmungen Merico
iid perpflihtet babe, Der 6iibrung Ser
9eretnigten Staoten binii6tlt6 Gen'
tralameritas au folgen.
Die eir3isen 3ifferen3er in ben
gr3Gblunsen Der gmiaranten maren
btniidtli6 Der Sobe Ser bebaupte:en
8eiIteuer 3u 6em 8ooIeoelt.aom.
pognefono5, Ginige bleiben O1bci, oaB
bo8 8ei6enf $4,000 betroqcn h15c
anitatt $4,000, pie 1r. @roue be.
ri6te.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Sn StadIeloral)t otworf II
Gin GierO ucrruifelt iid in StaArl
orabt nnb pirft ben 9icitcr ab.

1 aribaIItopn Aa., 20. 2SuG.
2lopo giQS, aht5ebn Sabre alt
tpuroe auf etnem 9auien Sta6!t0roh
i9limm oeidnitten, oIs er aui ieine%
@aterS Gorm norbIif bicier st1b:
rift mb por Dem @ieroe gerporfen
tpurbe. 9as seferb pertuifeIte iit ir
ben 3rabt urb b6unte iif bei ben
@eriu6e aus Dem 3robte 3u fomner
unb mari Sen Sungen ob. Ter 3un'
9e murbe an Tieb3ebn SteQen gei6nit,
ten uno einige Der @lmoen iin6 tiei(
longe S6nitte. Go5 &iero, oaB er
rift, mar 10 iflper oerleet, onB es &C.
t6tet rperoen muBte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
ReidJer Sfgfn.
Cine Sran sibt bier ainberu baa
2eben.

4anias Gttp, Wo., 90. SuIi
Srau Suian Turner, Srau oor
9ouiS 6. Turner, in argentine, San.
eob qeItern bier ainbern, brei &no
BEN unb e;nem Wdo6en, baS 9eben
9as @G06en Itorb tur3e 3eit mad
Der 8e5urt, aber Die &raben lebe,
unb tperben ro6 &nii6t Der aer3t
am 2eben bleiben.
Serr unb 6rou Gurner baben ite
BEN anbere &Inher.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-23
Atb:.gFd)rcWMuIgrn.
ges Sufat, Gleinaiien, limb ge9en 2OOC
Mlenihen ume"tumwcu.
annitartiropel. %. Suli

n II q u II - ~. SuI''
Gis Hir3li4en lleberi6remnngen II
Der R&be bon 5ctat, aIsin0iien, limb Gn
f6stnenS erniter eetpcien tpie anfang'
bsriftet troroen it, Gtr3eIbeiten feble'
rvb, Gber na9 eeinem bier bon Sau1iur
am S6par5er Reere etn8etroffensl
Seripatbrieie babsn etpa 1000 RerideI
tn 2e5er oerIoren, borunter 800 9e
ianaene, bic bon ben 6Iuten ihsrrditl
:frurSen unit I'M 9efdn9ris unrtamen
Sebsburbert armeeretruter, bic IN
Spie Ses 01esierilrgs9ebduSes IN Sofn
reriantmeIt goaren, tpurber bon Den SII
ttu etnsci6lofer. Eur 100 bon iHne,
4amen NIT Dem 2ebsE banon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-02-27
WILL CRUSH STANDARD OIL
Kellogg Says That in Twelve Months
Monopoly Will Be Dissolved.

Washington, Feb. 27.--By far the
most damaging evidence yet produced
against the Standard Oil company to
prove it guilty of conspiracy under
the Sherman antitrust law was
brought out during this weeks hear
ing before the referee.
Special Attorney Frank B. Kellogg
put Traffic Manager Culp, Freight Su-
perintendent Greene and other Off
cials of the Southern railroad on the
stand and by their testimony exposed
the methods employed by the Stand
ard Oil people to grant rebates and
special rates to their favored custom
ers.
Pretty much of the entire territory
south of the Ohio river in the thickly
populated sections of the country was
covered by these secret rates by the
Standard Oil. Their scheme was very
ingenious They secured a division
rate from Whiting, Ind, to little
place in Southern Tennessee called
Grand Junction. From Grand juno
tion hundreds of thousands barrels of
oil We're shipped on freight schedule
that had never been subjected to the
interstata commerce commission. In
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-02-27
ADDRESSED BY CAR
Large Delegation From Russian
Duma Visits TsarSkOe-SeIo.
HOPES FOR GOOD RESULTS
Emperor Nicholas Declares That the
Solution of the Agrarian Problem on
the Basis of Rights of Private Prop
erty Is Most Important Task

st. Petersburg, Feb. 27.-Emperor
Nicholas received at Tsarskoe-Selo a
deputation from the duma numbering
800 and representing all parties ex-
cepting the Constitutional Democrats,
the Radicals and the Poles. His
majesty made an address in which he
said that the adoption of measures
for the speedy solution of the agrarian
servance of the rights of private prop
erty was the most important task be-
fore parliament. In making this rec
ommendation the emperor appealed
again to the loyalty of the peasant
masses of the empire
The number of delegates present at
the audience was much larger than
had been expected The presence of
the Constitutional Democrats was pre-
vented only by their delay In notify
ing the ministry of the court of their
desire to attend the audience.
The deputies, who were met at the
Tsarskoe-Selo railroad station by a
number of court carriages, were re-
ceived by his majesty in the great
hall of the palace. Standing In the
center of this hall the emperor ad-
dressed the assembly in most friend
ly manner. He said he was very glad
to be able to tell them that the duma
had proved itself capable of doing
work and he hoped 1t would carry
through the important measures for
agrarian reforms he desired. He in
sisted, however, that the rights of
private property must be held In
violate and that he would never sane
tion departure from that principle.
The speech was received with hearty
cheers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-02-27
SHADOW OF FORMER SELF
Convicted Chicago Official Released
From Penitentiary.

Chicago, Feb. 27.-John A. Linn,
former clerk of the circuit court, who
was released from Joliet penitentiary
by the state board of pardons, was
brought to his home in this city by
Mayor Fred A. Busse. Linn looked a
shadow of what he once was. When
he left Chicago to serve his sentence
twenty-five months ago for embezzle-
ment of public funds he was robust
and powerful. His weight was 200
pounds. AS he stepped from the train
on his return he possibly weighed 140
pounds. The clothes for which he ex-
changed his prison garb hung like
bags from his gaunt and bent frame.
During the hours ride from the peni-
tentiary the mayor sat beside Linn
and talked cheerily of plans for Linn's
future, but Linn throughout remained
depressed and nearly mute. The re-
lease was granted on the ground that
Linn's physical health had utterly
failed and that his mind also was
falling
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-02-27
PUBLIC OFFICIALS ATTEND
Funeral Services for Assassin's Victim
/, Held at Denver.

Denver, Feb. 27.-With the solem-
nifty and reverence due to his holy
position and spotless character the
body of Rev. Father Leo Heinrichs
was taken from st. Elizabeth's church
to the Union station, where 1t was
placed aboard the Burlington train to
be forwarded to Paterson, N. j., where
the franciscan Fathers have their
American headquarters.
The funeral procession was a not
able one and was witnessed by thou
sands who stood bareheaded as the
hearse passed. The parade was led
by a squad of police and company
of the knights of st. John, In full
uniform and with drawn swords, act
ed as guard of honor. The knights
of Columbus and representatives of
numerous Catholic societies followed
on foot and a long string of carriages
brought up the rear.
When the services were begun
every available seat was filled and a
crowd of 5000 persons waited pa
tiently outside until the church cere-
mony was over. Inside the church
were many of the prominent citizens
of Denver, including Governor Henry
A. Buchtel and Mayor Robert w.
Speer.
Solemn high mass was recited and
the service was impressive. Rev.
Father William Organ delivered the
funeral sermon, in which he highly
eulogized The martyred priest.
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Deafness can NOT be Cnred

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the deceased portion of the ear
There is only one to cure deafness, aud
that is by constitutional remedies. deaf
ness is caused by inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of tho Eustacaian
tube. When this tube is inflamed you
have rumbling noise or imperfect hear.
ing and wnen it is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result and unless the inflem.
alton can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition hearing
will be destroyed forever nine cases out
of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
we will give One Hundred dollars for
any case of deafness(causedt ty Catarrh)
that cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars Free, Sold by
druggists.75e. f. j. CHENEY d co.
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Veteran Burned to Death.

White Earth, Mimi, Feb. 81
Thomas Warren, veteran of Com
pany G of the Ninth Minnesota volun-
teer infantry of the Civil war, met q
terrible death here. 1t seemed that
after he had retired for the night the
house In which he lived caught fire
and before he could be awakened and
the neighbors render assistance the
house burned down and the old sol
dier was practically incinerated.
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.pr.. TIL Given Jail sentence.

Glenwood, Wis. Feb. 27.-Three
months in the county jail and fine
Of 500 was the sentence imposed by
Justice Wall of this place on John
Till, the plaster on the back" healer
Of Somerset. Wis, who was tried and
convicted before the Justice of prac-
ticing medicine without license, con-
trary to the laws OF Wisconsin. The
sentence imposed is the maximum
that can be given under the statute.
"Dr." TiIl's attorney at once filed no
tice Of an appeal and the healer"
was released In $500 bonds,
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BITTEN BY INSANE PATIENT
Former Nurse in New York Asylum
Loses Her Reason.

New York, Feb. 27.-That a virus
communicating insanity may be CON-
municated through the bite of an in
sane person as the virus of hydropho
bia is communicated through the bite
of a mad dog is the belief of the mem
bers of the family of Nellie Halpin,
beautiful young woman, who has been
committed to the psychopathic ward
of Bellevue hospital for examination
ber, 1908, while acting as nurse In
the Kings Park insane hospital on
Long Island, she was bitten by an
insane patient and has since shown
traces of mental arrangement.
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some instances the oil that went via
Grand Junction went nearly 1000
miles out of the way in order to es-
cape the interstate commerce commits
sion.
The officials of the Southern Rail-
way who testified have incurred the
hostility of the Standard Oil company
to such an extent that a boycott is
threatened. But Mr.. Kellogg made
the assertion that in twelve months
time there would be no holding com
pany and that the Standard Oil mo-
nopoly would be dissolved.
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POLICE GUARDING HOME.
italian Physician of st. Louis Threat
ened by Black Hand.

st. Louis, Feb. 27.--A police guard
has been stationed at the home of
DR.. julius F. Menestria. a prominent
Italian physician, who is the recipient
of an unsigned communication written
in Italian demanding $500 and threat
ening the physician with decapitation
II he fails to comply. The letter di-
rects that $500 be placed under two
bricks at certain secluded locality
and concludes:
"If you fail your head will be cut
of. This is the Black Hand and we
want you to understand that your
head will be cut off If you do not
obey"
Patrolmen In plain clothes were
also sent to the spot designated and
arrested an Italian who was found
lettering around He is held pending
further investigation.
DR.. Menestria received the letter
Tuesday and 1t stipulates that he is
given three days time to comply.
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Aged Farmer Kills His Wife.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 27.-Wal.
ter Sackett, a farmer, aged seventy.
three years, shot and killed his wife,
aged seventy, in her bedroom at then
home four miles from Woodland,
Barry county. Sackett also tried tc
shoot Chauncey Williams, the wo-
mans brother but missed him. Sack
EFT was arrested. He says his wife's
relatives "had it in for him."
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Jealousy Cause of Double Murder.

Cleveland, Feb. 27.-Crazed by
jealousy Andrew KalinosN murdered
his wife Katie and Jacob Schneider,
boarder in his wife's home. The
murderer then fed. Though sur
rounded by crowd attracted by the
shots he broke his way through by
fourishing a revolver. The crowd
pursued, but was brought to a sud-
den halt by several shots fired by
the fugitive.
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"Frats" Barred From Athletics.

Chicago, Feb. 27.-"Frat" men have
been ruled out of high school athletics
in Cook county as result of the vote
of the Cook county board of control,
which forbids members of the soci-
eties from participating in high school
athletics in the county. The vote
against the ''frat" was almost unani-
NOUS
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Russian Naval officer Suicides.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 27.-News has
been received here from Vladivostok
of the suicide of Captain Gliezan, com.
mander of the Russian cruiser AS
kold, who was about to face a trial
by courtmartial on the charge of not
having acted with energy in suppress.
ing the naval mutiny at Vladivostok
In October, 1907.