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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
BOY DIGS MOTHERS GRAVE
TweIve-Year-oid CoIIapses During sor
rowful Task.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. 29.--
Richard Swineford, aged twelve, col
lapsed at the grave of his mother,
Mrs. Octavia Swineford, while filling
the grave that contained her body.
lie dug the grave, being without
money to pay for the work. Others
completed the task. Mrs. Swineford,
who came from Owosso, Mich, early
In the summer, died of tuberculosis
two weeks ago and her remains were
kept in a vaul. in Crystal Park ceme-
tery until relatives in Owos so could
provide money for funeral. The
money was not sufficient to pay all ex
penses ard while the authorities were
delaying Richard went to the Gene
terry and dug the grave without their
knowledge.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
STRONG POINT FOR DEFENSL
Bloody Garment Ruled Out In Arbo-
aast Murder Trial.

st. Paul, Oct a9.-The defense won
a material point in the Arbogast mur-
der trial when Judge Orr sustained az
objection to the introduction of a
blood stained undershirt found in the
house by Lawrence Timer, Mrs. Arbo-
CASTS son-ip-law, and identified by
Babe ArbogasI as her mothers prop
erty.
For the first time the defense indi-
Gated an active interest in Mrs. Arbo-
CASTS mental condition, when Miss
Minnie r. Lloyd, a trained nurse who
attended the widow after the murder,
was closely questioned along this line
Policemen and a fireman testified
as to the condition of the tragedy
room when they arrived.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
FEAR STARVATION IN TURKEY
Appeal for Aid for Survivors Of the
Massacre.

Boston. Oct. 29.-The imperative
need of money to provide food, shelter
and clothing for the survivors OF the
massacre in Asiatic Turkey is set
forth in ca5legram received by the
American board of commissioners for
foreign missions from w. w. Peet oil
Constantinople. treasurer OF the
boards Turkish missions. The cable.
gram says:
Great need throughout SILICA
Food, shelter and clothing still insult
ficient. Sixty thousand dollars addi
tional to the utmost that the govern
ment will do needed to carry the peo
pie through the winter. Many will
die of sickness, exposure and starva
tion unless relief arrives soon"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Judge Gary Denies Report.

New York, Oct. 29.-Former Judge
Gary, chairman of tie United States
Steel corporation, authorized denial
of a report from Chicago that the
Steel corporation had secured an op-
ton from John R. Walsh, the former
banker for the purchase of the Walsh
railroads for the sum of $27 900, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
GOVERNOR BURKE
DENIES The STORY
Has Made No Deal Affecting
North Dakota SenatOrship D.

Grand Forks, N. d., Oct. 29.-Re-
ports emanating from certain parts of
the state to the effect that there Is (.
deal on py which Governor Burke will
appoint former Congressman Thomas
F. Marshall to succeed the late Sen
ator M. N. Johnson are given little
credence by those who know both
men. Governor Burke has said posi-.
lively that nothing in the nature OF
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
ALL. FORMS OF IRREGULARlTl
Shortage of Mineral Point wis
Bank Nearly Half Million.

Washington, Oct. 29.-"Every con-
ceivable form of irregularity has been
turned up," is the way treasury Off
cials describe the developments in the
investigation of the Mineral Point
(Wis) First National bank, which
closed its doors Oct. IL.
The latest information Is that the
loss from forged paper and embezzle.
ment reaches s457 900. There were
many deposits made that were never
entered on the books Of the bank, ii
Is alleged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
THREE SHIPS LOST IN STORM
Vessels Were at Anchor and No Lives
Were Lost.

Nome, Alaska, Oct. 20 Three YES
sells. the steam whaler Olga, the tug
Defiance and a barge were lost in the
storm which has ragged On Behring sea
and adjacent waters for the last five
days.
The steamship Senator and the
schooner Duxbury, which were report
ed in great danger, sought refuge be-
hind Sledga island and safely weath-
cred the storm.
The three boats that are lost were
at anchor with no one on board.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Great Northern Train pitched.

Fargo, N. d., Oct 2S.--Great North
ern northbound passenger train No. 8
jumped the track near Finkle, Minn.,
five miles east of Fargo. Everything
but the locomotive and rear sleeper
went into the ditch and the track was
badly torn up. None Of the passen-
gers yvas seriously injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
TO FIGHT INCREASED RATES
Agricultural and Vehicle Manufacture
ers Take Action.

Chicago, Oct "a determined
stand against any increase in freight
rates, rumors of which have been agi.
tating the shippers for some time, was
taken by the National Association OF
Agricultural Implement and Vehicle
Manufacturers at the annual conven-
tion here.
j. c. Lincoln of st. Louis, president
of the National Industrial Traffic
league. addressed the convention on
"Transportation" and urged the ship
pers to follow the example of the rail
interests.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
Well Known Indian Chief Dead.

Sioux Falls, s. d., Oct. 29.--Infor-
nation has been received here of the
recent death at his modest little cabin
on Ponca creek, Rosebud reservation,
of Yellow Breast, formerly one OF the
war chiefs Of the Brule Sioux tribe OF
Indians. 1t is stated that Yellow
Breast was one OF the conspicuous ig.
uess 4 the Custer massacre.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
WOUNDED DOCTOR in COURT
Absolutely Refuses to Prosecute Wo
man Who Shct Him.

st. Paul, Oct. 29.-Pale and enact
ated from his wounds and sickness DR..
George NJ Doran risked his health to
save his wife further annoyance and
was brought into police court in cab
and assisted into the courtroom.
Er Doran told Judge ]. w Finehout
that he absolutely would not prose
cute his wife and as the principal wit
ness in the shooting affray refused to
make complaint. Judge Finehout
said he would dismiss the case.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29

such an agreement has ever been sug-
gested to hin,. Congressman Marshall
is also emphatic in denying the ru-
mors of a combination.
Democrats generally seem to think
that the governor will appoint Dem.
ocrat and that the Democrat will be
State Senator John l.. Cashel of Graf.
ton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
REFUSES TO PUT
WALSH IN CELL
Court Denies Petition Of
Federal Attorney.
MUST STAY In CHICAGO

Convicted Eanker, Who Has Hereto
fore Travelled Around the Country,
Cannot Go Outside the Windy City.
Government Will Ask an Increase
in Bord and VIII Keep Walsh Un.
der Surveillance.
Chicago, Oct 29.-John R. Walsh,
the aged Chicago banker, will not be
committed to a federal prison at once.
The application for his commitment
made by United States District Attor-
ney Sims was denied by the federal
circuit court of appeals, which rules
that he remain in Chicago at liberty
under bonds pending an attempt to
appeal his case to the supreme court
of the United States.
This legal victory will enable Walsh
to continue the negotiations for the
sale of his railroad properties, which
are reported to be well under way. 1t
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
SAY ZELAYA Is BOTTLED Uf
Nicaragua's President Reported ir
Tiqht Hole.

New Orleans, Oct. 29.-Passengers
arriving on the steamer Imperator
from Bluefields, Nicaragua, report that
when they left Bllefields three days
ago President Zelaya was almost COM
pletely bottled up at Managua.
A general advance by General Es-
trada is being checked by scarcity
of ammunition.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29
THROW ACID AT
BALLOT BOXES
English Suffragettes Spring
a New Sensation.
NO GREAT DAMAGE DONE

Number of Election Officers Severely
Burned, but the Effort to Destroy
tie Ballots Cast Ends in Failure.
Leader Declares the Government Is
to Blame for Driving the Women
to Such Acts.
London, Oct. 29.-Mrs. Chaplin, a
suffragette, furnished an early morn
ing thrill at the Barmondsey by-elec-
tion when she smashed bottle con
tanning corrosive acid upon ballot
box. Her intention evidently was to
destroy the ballots in the box as a
protest against the exclusion of wo-
men from the right of franchise.
What she accomplished was the pain
full burning of some of the election
officers and the assurance of her own
arrest.
Slipping into one of the booths,
where, perhaps, thousand ballots
had been deposited, Mrs. Chaplin drew
from under her cloak a bottle in
which ink had been mixed with cor
rosive acid and, before she could be
stopped, hurled the bottle upon the
box. The bottle broke into many
pieces and the flying acid splashed
upon the election officers. A mum
Der of the officers were so severely
injured as to require medical atten-
ton.
Another Similar Attempt.
About the same time similar at
tempt was made i'll another booth by
a young girl who wore the suffragette
colors. In the latter instance little
damage was done beyond the burning
of the finger tips of the election off,
cials, who removed the bits of broken
glass. So far as could be ascertained
not much acid reached the ballots IN
either case.
Later, in an interview, Miss Chris
label Pankhurst, while deploring the
wounding of the officials, asserted
with mucn emphasis:
"It is the government that Is re
sponsible. 1t is the government thai
drives women to these acts
1t appears that this violence was
planned by the Women's Freedom
| league. the members of which glory
| in what was done.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-10-29

Is rumpred that he has practically
agreed TO sell them to an undisclosed
corporation for price which, it is
said, will enable hin to meet all his
obligations and have a surplus of
some millions beside.
Grosscup Hands Down Decision.
In denying the district attorneys
petition to have Walshs bond can
celled Judge Grosscup decided that
the defendant, hitherto allowed to
travel about the country, must remain
in Chicago The courts ruling fol-
lows.
Nothing is brought to our atten-
ton In the petition which shows any
greater likelihood that the plaintiff in
error will not remain in the jurisdic-
tion of the court to answer the charges
of the court than ordinarily exists in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-22

Suner b. Wcmorialfirde beifpobnt
iagt: v0enn oas NorpIGnoer Imen
bcment allgeuommen miro, miro e.
5im Segen iiir Die @eiben nno ois
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nit Der Eolitif mno lpollte nibt ar
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jebt in Worplonb angefiibrt weroen."
EoIitiibe 8eriomntlu II.
gen.
Iie Tcmofroten bolten mor1en
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item Hehner oeS 2onbes, SEER @m.
9. Wor6nrp mo SEER Geo. Stelpnrt
9romn Die Hcbncr iein iperoen.
StoutSienotor 5. Charles 2intbic.m
miro ben goriis fiibr1n.
Cine republifaniide Waiienpcr'
inmmluug iinoet beute abeliO IN Der
2pric.Sole" itott.G ie Heoner lper.
0cn iein: GontroleurS . Ganbibat
6ranf 6. WiIlioms, Gr.gunoess@c.
nerolnnipult Charles ). gonoparte,
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Gle " abIlofule
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iittsbeboroe fir Baltimore Die Gage
Der Wnblllpfale oil, in weld)en OIL
2. Nopeomber geitimnit miro.
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Cas- @ctter.

Siir MarpIono mo ben Iiltrift
Columbia beilte ulrb moraen flor.
lnorgcn etpns fiibIer, mdbige iiio'
ueItIi6e bis Weitlidc 8inoe.
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Inn A llbr Ratmittags nno Die ME
origite AZ 8rao nm 6 llbr Worgens.
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70, Supiter 80, aeDlBeIt so, 9ltlanta
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tnS Gbriiti 80, Iempbis 76, Giucin.
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Buffalo GO, GlepeIanb 6S. Detroit
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SINGLES ~.
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Heinnabrmittel NmsiteaHng.

llnter ben auipi5ien Der o@boleiale
8rocrrs' giiociotion" IN BET gpric.
Sole. - 8irb am Wontos abeitb
pom Wopor Wobool nit elmer Ail.
iprodle eroffnet.
Sir Die ertte jabrlihe Reinnabr.
mittel. Ausitequng, Die am naditeu
Wontag Mbeno nm kS llbr inter
Den Muipi5ien Ser .WorDlano' Wbole-
iale ,6roeers' aiiociation" in Der Sp-
ric-SaIle NIT einer Nniprobe pom
Manor s. 9orrp Wobool eroffnet
perocn miro, iinb Die Sorbereitunscn
ole uollenoet. Gle Musitelnng miro
bis sum 6. Nopember ieben Gag bon
E2 bis H6 llbr Nodmittass uno
bon 1aS bis E10 llbr Mbenos often
iein. Aue Sorten N1britoffe unb
Solsboltungs @egenit1noe iperben
~uusgeltellt lein, ino Die Nuslieuuu9
miro Die gr0Bte ibrer grt iein, Die je-
mails in Baltimore pernnitultet mur-
De. Inter ben MlSiteuern befinoen
Iih aud 8auflei,te unb 6abrifonten
BON o%uSip1rtS. Yber BON Den Wtit.
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miro, miro Nien,anb Die IuSlteuung
beihiden. Tie aisaelteuten Soden
liefern Die Sabrifol1ten bon N1brltoi-
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bunoeu iein nit Der Nusltelluue miro
Elm Golloepille. unb elm Wonoelbilb.
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miro orn Groifnungs. Nbeno eripartet,
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pertbcilt worben limo. Iie Sharbu.
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worocn. Gniiiop & aloitermon ba-
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! grantm bergeitelIt, in ipeldem Die
Yrooufte Der Stabt ongeSei9t limo.
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biioen ihon scidmiidt baden, beiin-
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1oob 60. 8oroens GolhoenieO Milf
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Iuf Der Jreoerid Soir.
- Sic .5rcberid,aoIonie bon 9oIti.
more, cine Organization, ipelbe bon
iriiberen 9%emobnern bon Sreoerida
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.@eametier.

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2S. Sfipber, Dis eiRIbliebIih s yiopemher.
Nlads nno 0iiroen.Rennen gu HImItco.
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Bic SelbjtmorS. GpiSemie.

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ter bes b%efannten Wesgermei-
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aurolc, tobt in elmer ode por, ais
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belt be%imfebrte. Coroner Siloler bon
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lnterind)ung eeiteru einen ouf
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mem Sammer Elm unb fano feline
Srou i'll DEM e~rtuabnteu 3uitanbe.
Gr rief iofort CT. u. ). @arner Der.
bel, meIher ober Der jungen Sron
feline Siilie mebr brinaen fonnte.
Sur rehten 8eit entbedt.
NIS Serr Surri5 Susarman, pel-
der I'M britten Stodperf oes Souie$
Nr. 300, Siib-goen-S traBe, mobnt,
g~eitern iriib gegen balb 8 llbr er.
lpadte. entoedte er itarfen 8oS.
gerub. Gr itano iofort ouf unb
itellte cine llntarilthung on. iucldle
i'm nob Dem i'm 5%ipeiten Stodtperf
gelegenen 3immer bes GA Sabre al
ten Sarris Soifmon fiibrte. 90 er
Die 5biira peridloiieu iono nrtb ani
iein alopien feline Intuort erbielt,
briidte er Die S6iire elm uno fano
bein Gintritt in bas 3immer Soft
man bemubtloS ouf einem Sophia
nno oas Cos boil ansebrebt. Rah.
bem er oen 8asbobn geidloiien uno
Die 5eniter seOiinet, benadribtiatc
er einen Boli3iiten bes oitlihen 9i'
%itrifts, meld)er Den 9emuBtIoien nod
bent .St. SoiepbS.Soipital" iiber.
iiibren feb. Nad) mebritiinoiaer
8ebonolln9 purbe 8ofiman uieoer
iumeit berseiteat oaB er Oas Soipi.
tai perloIien fotnte. Gem @erneb-
men nod ioll Sofimon ieit ldngerer
Belt nerpenIeioenb unb oesbalb Ic.
bensiiberOriiiiig iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-22

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