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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21
BY the British Arc Claimed to be
Covered by Gen. Hilyard's Guns.
NOT IN HANDS OF THE Beers
Superiority of BOer 1Ong-Rango
Guns Recognized = 1nadsquacy of
British Intelligence Bureau-De-
nunciatiou of War Office by the
rimes-Message Sent by a BOer in
a Five-Pound Shell.

.,,
LONDON Dec. VT sun Stems
doubtful whether inc guns 'l''' H.i'et'l
Butler abandoned Ut |o'eHso arf y 'ue
possession OF tue Beers Ascorui''s 10
dispatch TO the Assoe'uteu !, rVs ron .
Durham sent OH on the evening ol 'he
battle and whleh mas Jusl psen re-
ceived hera' inc guns 'e.na''e@ ""e'I
they were left ny the BRUSH s'"oi's nm!
were covered by the hea'y BN's Oh
General Hlldyards prlsaae' oecupylns
an intreneAea position' me .u.spn'oh
adds that the Beers nave mus l'F not
attempted to cross the river ana carry
of the guns WINE auVlees - 'ls 1sso-
ciated Press from frelorlu' unuer lre
same date say that an oiIiel'l boer as
patch reports that TWO guns thirteen
wagons and a quantity OF ammunition
were captured besides 2OS prisoners
Further accounts OF the Tugela river
battle emphasize the islor''iee Oh inc
British intelligence department III re-
gard to the disposition oil the soer
forces. The British were not aware
that the Beers were entrenched along n
series of low-lying hills. Immediately
northward of colenso bridge until
staggering fire compelled them to re-
treat when the attack seemed about to
succeed. The Beers were also in great
er strength than anticipated.
1t becomes clearer'also, that the Brit
ish guns were lost In attempting to get
within effective range of the Boer urtil-
iery, showing that the latter outranged
the British ordnance, which, In spite Of
numerical superiority. was wholly in
adequate tc reply to the long-range
Boer guns.
The British wnr office comes in for
seathIng denunciatiOn from the Times
to-day, for not providing effective ar
tillery. 1t is pointed out, in this con-
nection, that the longer ranged naval
guns participating in the same attack
escaped.
There was no news this morning to
enIighten the general situation. The
war Office reported that General French
reconnoitred northward of Arundel
Monday, December IS. After Smelling
Jasfonetin farm. three miles eastward
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21

rather the invader, II he IS troubled in
his pressed occupation OF what he
claims q 81 his own. Not satisfied
with the Territorial rights which were
attributed 50 him by old parchments
discovete iatety in the library al Lis
bon, he hSl realized the effective posi-
ton 0cnuptd and recognized in q
treaty Of rsflin. In which ne was one
OF the sis1tT5. and he has sent troops
to occupy he countries which he claims
as his own
Ir view % an approaching conflict
with Great Brl,aln, the Negus has nct-
ed like President Kruger, OF the Trans
yaal, ana mas made extensive warlike
preparations For the last two years,
according % a writer who is the init
mate fiisad of the famous Swiss gem
tleman. M, Ilg. the right hand man Of
Menelik. the latter and his great feudai
vussals have Imported 100000 guns of
the French pattern Grus; 100000 cart
ridges, also from France, and several
thousand Remington. winchester and
Martini guns, besides 5000 reyolvers
and $4,000 baldes of lances MitraiI-
leusss and rapid firing cannon have not
been forgotten. and the Negus has Sc
cured ample provision Of them.
The number of .AbyssInlan soldiers
who could he called on TO make use OF
49,. ,,... t,,,,,g 4, ,n,,,o,,shot ,IINIrIilt m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21
HEARTY EXPRESSION.
Hundreds TeIl of the Change Which
They Have Felt.
Tue Tine Comes for Wheeling People 60
Tel What has Been Done
fer Them

There Is nothing so convincing as the
statements OF people whom we know
and respscL II your Eeighbor tells
you souiethlng you know It Is true: no
neighbor will deceive another. so that rs
the way Il - with Kid-ne-oids. The
statements Of people living right hers IN
Wheeling arc published that you may
ask these peopIe and md out the great
good AfoFroW'B Kid-ne-o!ds are doing
Almost every one in Wheeling knows
Mr.. George Stein. OF No, 1894 Main
street Read his statement. u was
troubled for several years with heavy
aching palma across the small Of my
back. They were SO severe at tilne1
that could hardly get about. would
be worse IN the morning when first
got up, and would feel more tired lhan
when going % bed at night.
MY constitution seemed to be GeneT-
ally run down; took several different
kinds OF medicine. but It seemed that
nothing would do me any good, ard /
was gradually growing worse.
when read about Morrow's Kid-ue.
ODDS and what great beneht they had.
been to others who had been troubled
just ns was, and az they were guaran-
tecd 10 cure. obtained some from
Charles X. duetze. and took them a..
cordInE TO tie directions. ard they gave
me relief IN 4 very short time"
MorTov Hrs-7SS--J.ti.- 80 rot nils,
but Yellow Tablets. which Is the most
scientific method OF preparing medicine,
and euro baekacht, nervousness, sleep
iessncss and general debility. They are
put up in wooden boxes, which contain
enough for about two weeks treatment,
and sell al nifty cents a box at Charles
r. GoetZes drug store A descriptive
pamphlet win be mailed upon request
by John Morrow & Company. Chemists.
sprinEfeld. Ohio.
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chrlstmns snrnrlaes.

Chicago Tunes Herald Let me see "
said Mr. FlIckcrson, what is It you are
going to get me for Christmas pres-
cnt2"
why. those new curtains for the din.
ing room, you know" hs wife an
swcred
"oh, ycs. And what is 1t am to sur
prise you with"
Henry, don't believe you really
take the enthusiastic interest ono
should In these things At the glorious
time Of the year You ARE to get new
carpet Tor the hail."
Then he started for the Office full Of
the nnbllmc Significance Of the merry
Hulctlde,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21

Lovers OF music, pantomimic md
scenic effects will have treat in the
prediction 81 Next Door" which will
open at the Grand Opera House to-
night Next Door" is one OF TIE fun
niest works OF It's class, and Is thor
ouyhly enjoyable. 1t contains bur-
lesque, j arce-comcdy. a musical cont
cdy, a pSntomlmc and spectacular
production Many new novelties will
be- introduced: prominent among them
Is the famous Roger troupe OF lady and
gentlemen acrobatE. the trick bathing
houses. the funny mule, The champion
high Mckers. The Brothers Roger are
marvellous acrobats, aud would do credit
to any CirguH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

The story Of my Friend from India !"
which will be seen at the Opera House
December Is and &c. opening with spe-
cial matinee chrlstmas day, besides be-
ing uproariously funny and occasionally
suggesting hor1e-play, has a thread OF
satire that q pleasing to the despIsrr
Of shams. The satire deals with the
craze Of the neW-rlch for society, and
tile craze u society for fads, the theo-
sophical fad especially. "Erastus Tn
derholt." Rich Kansas City pork pack
er. grows rich. goes to New York. and
for his children's sake tries to break
into "swclldom@ He thinks by posing
as a patron Of theosOphy he can succeed.
His son goes on q spree and brings
drunken barber home with him, and to
escape his f6ther'r ire, he palms his
companion on a. q great thcosophlcal
adept. The complications arising from
the desire Of The barber TO escape, and
the obstneles that heFet him continue
throughout The play The run Is pure,
clean and refreshing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21
Stronger Than
Carbolic Acid
AS A GERM DESTROYER.
Made from Tie Fresh Green Leaves Of
tie Tasmanian Blue Gum Tree.
10 DANGEROUS INGREDIENTS.
Tie Most Perfect Skin and Toilet Soap
Ever Manufactured.
HARMLESS. FRAGRANT STIMULATING

That Soap should be manufactured
without the use OF fats and oils COM
biued with an alkall haR been a great
surprise to chemists The base Of all
soaps from the cheapest laundry to the
finest toilet having always been made
In this way However, their surprise
was not no great as the pleasure OF the
medical profession when II was found
that perfect soap could be rcade from
the fresh green leaves OF the Tasmanian
Blue Gum Tree; these leaves Furnish
ing a product. which, although three
times stronger than carbOllc acid as a
germiclde, Is perfectly harmless. For
years these leaves have been the only
cure known TO the natives Of Tasmania
for skin diseases, wounds, etc, and are
to-day used in the principal skin dis
ease hospitals of Europe. to the eXclu-
sion of all other remedies Now that 1t
is possible to incorporate them In a
toilet soap and yet retain all their me-
dlcinal qualities skin diseases can lie
treated more successfully than before,
application of the medlcant being made
in this way without the use Of ointment.
which naturally clogs the pores Of the
skin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21

Bottom, druggist. Cookshlre. Que.
says For twenty years ! suffered
from Cntarrh My breath was very Of
frnSlve even to myself I tried every
thing which promised me . cure. In
almost all Instances / had TO proclaim
them no good AZ all. ! wna induced 10
Try Or Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. I
got relief Instantly after first appllcn-
tion n cured me and am free from
All tho elects ~ r." Sold by Charles
u. Gcctzc, Twelfth and Market streets.
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&c., Co.: I1sI5zN2:35z;:z5z5:z. z. .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21

81 HAD a running, Itching sore ON
my leg. suffered fortunes. Donna
Ointment took away the burning and
Itching instantly, ana quickly effected
permanent cure" 6. Nv Lenhart'
Bowling Green, o.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21
mr.. DAYT0NS Bill
For the Division Of the State Of West
Virginia
INTO Two FEDERAL DISTRICTS.

The Source Of the Opposition to the
Measure Clerk Dellioker's Inter
estsd Observations on the Meas
ure Replied to-His Statements Not
Borne Out by the omcial Records
in the United States Attorney GEN
erals Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21

IT'S the little colds that grow Into
big colds; tho big colds that end In con
sumption and death watch the little
colds, III. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-21

MERCHANTS will and the Intel
llgeneer the best medium for advor-
Using their Christmas Goods,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-05-11
Criminal Record.

A young woman in Chicago kills her.
self after shooting an attorney.
An examination of the books of j. Il.
Wiscoski, eX-city treasurer of Argen-
tine. Kan, discloses q shortage of be-
tween $4,000 and 100000. Wiscoski
disappeared last week.
The New York assembly has given
the Mazet committee full power to in
quire into the matters which Croker
and his friends refused to answer. and
to commit to Jail recalcitrant witness
es.
At Mayari, in the province of Santi-
ago DE Cuba, between Holguin and Sa-
gus de Tanamo, an unsuccessful at
tempt was recently made by four out
laws to rescue the bandit chief. Migu-
Ell Gonzales and five other bandits who
were in the custody Of the rural guard.
The jury i'm the case of Charles f.
Summers, eX-sergeant-at-armS Of the
Kentucky senate, charged with brib-
cry, after being out day and half
at Frankfort, failed to reach Il verdict
The jury stood eight for conviction and
four for acQuittal.
George Pare and w H. Holden,
charged with the robbery Of $4,000
from the Dominion Bank. and who
gave queens evidence against Bank
Teller Holden at the trial, escaped
from the Jail ut Napanee, Ont.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-05-11

1t appears that in the matter of
spreading typhoid. the oyster has been
unjustly maligne6. Some experiments
carried out under the direction of the
British Royal society show that sea
water is inimieal to the growth of the
typhoid baciliL Baeiili were piSeed IN
oysters, and. although their presence
was demonstrated In one case or the
twenty-first day following, there ftill
appeared to be no initial or subseuusnt
multiplication OF the germs. AS to
green oysters, the Investigators SAY
that some are wholesome and some ar.
not. The greenness in the former case
is due to the presence OF a harmless
vegetable pigment, with which, also,
there may be associated n small guam
tity of an iron salt, but this has no
connection with the coloring matter.
In the other kind Of green oysters the
color is due to deleterious salt OF
copper. The epicure Is therefore rec.
commended not to eat green oysters IN
Jess he knows where they came froI.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-05-11
Foreign.

The Anglo Russian agreement ar
rests the despoilation of China.
Admiral Kautz has been informed
that his government indorses all he has
done in Samoa.
The total customs receipts at Porto
REQ from August, 1898, TO April 10,
1899, were S903,16l
Henry Charles FitZroy Somerset,
eighth duke of Beaufort, is dead. He
was in his seventy sixth year.
The Montreal bankers have passed
q resolution opposing the establish
ment of a Canadian mint.
Power Henry Lepont Trench. who
was British minister to Japan in 1891
and had formerly represented Great
Britain in Mexico, died in his fifty
eighth year.
A sensation has been created by the
discovery of new forgeries i'll the
Ereyfus case. 1t is alleged that the
documents prove the innocence or
Dreyfus.
NJ. Labor, who was counsel for NJ.
lola when the latter was on trial In
December last fol. his famous Il ac-
plOiu lever.
Advices from Alaska say the Daw-
son judiciary are imprisOning people
for debt under the ancient English
masters and servants act. Six or eight
debtors are now in Jail.
Despite the efforts of the Social Dem
ccratic leaders, May day was but little
noticed at Berlin. There We're thirty
five meetings in the city and suburbs,
but they were sparSely attended and
without special incident.
A heavy earthquake shock lasting
six seconds was felt at Vincennes,
Ind, and at Sullivan. The vibrations
extended from south to north. Several
chimneys were shaken down and some
brick walls We're cracked.
The rebels in Samoa. since advices
under date of April Is, have retired
from their Notifications at Vaillima,
which they demolished, together with
other forts along the coast There has
been no further serious fighting, al.
though some skirmishing between the
rebels and friendly natives has Oc-
CURED in the vicinity of Apia.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-05-11
RIOTERS ARE ARRESTED.
military Taking VIGOROUS
Wardner.

Wardner, Idaho, May o.-Wlth ine
exception of last Saturday yeste[u ,'ay
was the most exciting day Warunel
has seen. Every hour in the gay
squads of colored troops, ASSISTED ny
constables. have been arrestlhg usna-
mlters. At o'clock yesterday aIteis
noon 1O1 had been arrested. a Few 0.
them made show Of resistance put
the bayonets of the soldiers soon
brought them into line. the troops
are waiting for reinforcements peiore
making arrests at Canyon Greek, DIS
they may meet resistance there. zen L
Merriam is expected to-day aiso INC
attorney general of the state.
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Il
Gen. Miles may ask for n congress
! ional investigation of his beef charges.
Secretary Alger comes out as a can
| didate for United States senator.
The Filpinos say they desire the
! same form of government the South
American republics have.
A statement prepared at the war
| department shows that 1913 were killed
| in the Philippines from Feb. to April
IS, and LII wounded. Total, 1909.
Col. Frederick Funston of Kansas
has been appointed n brigadier general.
The United States pays the 100000
600 TO Spain.
The secretary of state and attorney
general are giving close attention to
the question whether Spanish Philip
pine cable concessions should be rec
OgniZed.
The cruiser Chicago has been or
dered to Tangier, Morocco. The United
States has several claims against the
Moorish government, and Admiral
HOwlson will consult with the Ameri-
can consul respecting them.
President Mckinley has approved q
parcels post convention between this
government and Venezuela, which has
just been signed by the postmaster
general and Minister Andrade. Ii is
to take effect July | next, after ratifi-
cation hy the Venezuelan congress.
The sultan of Turkey has authorized
Minister Strauss to telegraph Presi-
dent Mckinley that his majesty has
promised to pay the American claim
OF 10000 for losses sustained by
Americans in Turkey during the Ar
lrenian massacreS in 1893.
Senator Thurston and Representa-
tive Mercer of Nebraska, and w. \.
Hunin, correspondent of the Omaha
Bee, called upon the president and in
yited him to visit the Greater Ameri-
can Exposition at Omaha. between Jul
~ | and Sept. 1. The president spoke
pleasantly of his recollections of the
trip to Omaha last fall, and said if he
could arrange to stop at Omaha on his
western trip this summer il would
give him pleasure to do so.
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ernI.

Gen. Gomez favOrs the immediate
formation Of a Cuban militia.
The Barrett-JOhnson Iron company
at Yarmouth. n. s., has closed its
plant for an indefinite period.
Representative Marks OF the Della
ware legislature was acquitted OF of
fcring a bride to fellow member.
The total customs receipts Of Porto
Rico from August, 1898, to April -.
1890, were 1903, 161.
The New York Evening Post reports
the combination Of large sugar inter-
ests in New York State and Mary
land.
The famous asbestos mine at Salt
mountain. In White county, Ga, has
been sold for $20O.OQO to Bancroft Il
kennick, mining engineers, London.
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Accidental Happenings.

An excursion train was Wrecheu ~
Rochester, n. v, with fatal ehec's'
The home of Gen Wade Hampton 1T
Columbia, s. c.. was burned. ii
nv of 5000 volumes was destroyer
There was no insurance.
A fire at Sebastopol, Cal. DESTROYER
Chinatown. consuming fifty houses ana
causing n loss Of S2o,ooo. one
man was burned to death.
Fire destroyed $4,000 worm ot
property i'm the Polish settlement III
Noble and Oliver streets chicago lei'
dering twenty-five families hoiheless'
Wind and rain has caused much
damage all over the state OF Nepras.
ka. Columbus and Kearney nave peeh
the greatest sufferers.
The steamship Kanawha OF bNeW
York foundered 80 miles from berinu-
da, April &. officers ana crew were
saved.
Sixty-two miners were hiiie" anu :,
large number more seriously llJui ~
by the flooding of the h'Scliiai Soi'
mine in Poland The trouble was the i'
suit of the collapse OF shal'
The banking house of {. b. Shihhie
of Ellsworth. ILL.,, was robbed OF 81
100 recently by burglars, who pew me
safe with gunpowder and made their
escape.
Two men were killed and one III
jured while eXCavating Tor new
building Mt New York. a cavern oc-
Cured. and several other Worklheh
narrowly escaped. The dead are Jones
Morelli and Peter Burns, laboferS.
L. Nj. Pitkin. president of the Narie-
ty Iron Works company, CleVe'a,u,
Ohio. was struck and instantly killed.
yesterday by the west-Douhd Lux
Shore flyer at Colts, Il suburb. MI
Pitkin was seventy years OF age
Rev. w. j. Reese had just concludei
marriage ceremony near ALTON ".
r., when lightning struck the mouse.
The bolt killed Mr. Reese. stunned ms
three children and literally tore TIE
clothes off his wife
Lewis Brown, senior member OF the
| class of engineers at Ann ArDor UNI
yerSity. was drOvIed in Whitmofe
| lake. Mich, while in swimming. lie
| WAS n member of the Xeta Phi frater-
| nnity. His home was at Bay city,
Mich.
Fire badly damaged the former con
| vent of st. Francis Navier. IL large
stone building on st. Catherine street,
| New York, now occupied by about n
dozen small manufacturing concerns
Loss, $4,000.
The bodies of Mrs. William Hickman
and Mrs. III. A. HasSal, clasped in a
loving embrace, were found in room
of lodging house ut Stockton, Cal. Il
| bullet having ended the life Of each.
| Mrs. Hassal had been mOrbidly intat-
uated with Mrs. Hickman for some
months Monday night Mrs. Hassal
| told Mrs. Hickman that she was going
| to start for London the following day
| but begged Mrs. Hickman TO spend the
night with her. to which the latter con
sented. Medical men are of the opin.
ion that Mrs HaSsal was insane.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-05-11

In an interview Mt Detroit recently.
Senator Depew said he did rot believe
Gov. Roosevelt was looking for the
next presidential nomination.
j. PierpOnt Morgan, the American
banker. who is undergoing the cure mt
Aix-Les Baines. France, has given the
hospital there $4,000 francs.
Stanley Turner OF Detroit. Mich, has
been selected as United States consul
or Windsor, Ont. to succeed Julius
Lay, named for the consulate ut Bar
,elCna, Spain.
The president has appointed Julins
e.. Lay, now consul ut Windsor Ont,
AZ consul general at Barcelona, Spain.
TO succeed Mr.. Bowen, yesterday APP
pointed minister to Persia.
John G. Weity of Canton. Ohio. the
lawyer who defended Mrs. Anna r
George, will likely be n candidate soy
governor Of Ohio on the Democratic
ticket
Ten of the fourteen Republican
members of congress from Illinois
have decided to support Congressman
Albert j. Hopkins OF Aurora for
speaker of the national house
Maj. Brown, prominent on the staff
OF Gen. Hartsuff during the late war
died at Toledo, Ohio, aged sixty-fOur
He was one Of the most prominent
men in G. a. II. circles in Ohio.
Rev. S, i, MACPHERSON, paste. of the
Second Presbyterian church OF Chica.
go. has announced his intention Of re-
signing to become head Of the Law
rereeville academy at Lawrenceville,
\. J.
The condition OF Col. Duncan Hood.
If the Second ImmHtes regiment ut
Havana. IL reported AZ being without
mango. The surgeons regard him az
'eriously III, but say his recovery is
lkely,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-05-11
WHEAT Is LATE.
Many Farmers IN the Red River Val
ley VIII Seed to Flax.

Grand Forks. y. D., May .. - The
past week has been one of continual
storms. Conditions axe such that If
change does not come soon but little
wheat will be sown in the valley.
Many farmers are diSposing of their
spring seed wheat and buying flax, as
1t is considered by many too late for
wheat crop. Present conditions OF
the weather point 10 no change and
the next week is likely to be repe-
titiOn of the present
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-05-11

Evidences of Terrible strusSe
With the Brute.

Neilsville, Wis, May .. - John hu-
bat. residing five miles north of here,
was killed by a vicious bull. He LETT
the house at l o'clock to build some
fence about eighty rods away, and not
returning at night a search was insti.
tuted and lasted all night. In the
morning he was found lying about
sixty rods from the house. His chest
was crushed in and his face badly
disfgured. The ground around MN
bore evidence Of a terrible struggle
with the Infatuated animal. Deceased
was sc years old and leaves large
family of grown-up children.
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NEW RAILROAD COMPANY.
II VIII Construct a New Rono ."
south Dakota.

Rapid City, $. D., May "a char'er
has lust been granted for the Wyom-
ing. South Dakota 4 Eastern Railway
company. with headquarters az TINS TINS
city with capital stock of S6,ooo,ooo'
divided into G5,0O0 shares at par
value of 500. The officers Of the COM
pany are: President, John X. Bren-
nan. Rapid City; treasurer, James w;
Fowler Rapid City: directors, virgin
r. Price, Myron Whsle, Rapid CITY;
A. Everett. c. III. Burke, {. 5. Ben
nett. III. f. Horder, Pierre. The com
pany proposes to build track across
the reservation from Pierre to RAPID
CITY.