The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-06
ROOSEVELT BOYS
VISIT old CABIN
INSPECT THE TOGS WHICH PREsI-
DENT WORE ON THE PLAINS.
Pertinent Query Raised by Kermit
After Examining Brace of Pistols
Pipe Organ in Iowa's Building to
Become the Property of the Indus
trial School for Boys at Eldora.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
Worlds Fair, st. Louis, Aug. G.
The Roosevelt boys-Theodore, Jr.,
and Kermit-with their cousins,
Philip Roosevelt and Alexander Rus
sell, visited the Roosevelt cabin in
the North Dakota exhibition yester-
day. Every part of the house, which
was the home of President Roosevelt
when on the plains of North Dakota
from 1883 to 1885, was examined with
absorbing interest, especially the cow
boy paraphernalia and the fine arms
with which he huntedA the big game Of
the region
ride and hunt over til same grounds
his father ranged oyer when a young
,, man. A brace of pistols, carried by
the president to bacl up his authority
while deputy sheriff of Billings county,
were carefully examined, and Kermit
drew a bead on a man with these"
Philip Roosevelt put on the heavy
hunting boots over his shoes and
stalked about the cabin.
On seeing the plate which Miss Alice
Roosevelt had nailed on the front
door, Theodore, Jr., remarked: II see
sister Alice has been here before us
and left her mark This cabin Is
attracting many visitors from all over
the country. The register shows. from
500 to 1000 names daily.
Lieutenant Governor Bartlett ere
turned from New York this morning
after a two weeks absence.
Larrabee's Gift.
| The fine pipe organ now in use in
! the Iowa building will be presented
by former Governor Larrabee, at the
close of the fair, to the Industrial
school for boys at Eldora, Iowa. It
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institution. Mr.. .Larrabee is at his
home in Claremont and communi-
Gated his intention to make this gift
to Judge Robinson of the state board
of control, who visited him a few days
ago.
q. P. Hall, editor Of the Reporter,
of Leon, Iowa, and secretary of both
| the Iowa Press association and the
Southwestern Iowa Editorial associa-
ton. is paying his third visit to the
fair. His two previous trips have
been on business and this time he
purposes to do the fair thoroly.
Edward Cox Davis of Des Moines,
composer Of THE Lincoln Funeral
March, which was played at the fun
eral Of the nartyred president in
Springfield, Is visiting the exposition
with his daughter, Mrs. George Kemp,
and granddaughter, Miss Helen Kemp.
Mr.. Davis Is SO and composer of
note.
Edward Vance a baritone of Des
Moines, gave a recital today at the
Iowa house.
Girl Sharpshooter.
Miss Freda Hartzell age IS, a
prodigy of South Dakota, is astonish-
ling spectators at the Stadium with
uses 38 and 45-caliber revolvers, five
different rifles and two shotguns. She
shoots small coins thrown into the
air, from which banners, flags and
lother articles issue and float away,
land performs other interesting. and
difficult feats in fancy shooting.
4 Following are late arrivals from
three northwest states
Irving N. Adams, Harold P; Adams. George re
s. str aaS Nh a. and MRS an w. S. Mason,
shilloch Minneapolis; A. c. Anson Mary y:
Smith. st. Paul; H. o. Harbaugh Eyota; Pau
princeton Mr.. and Mrs. x. Lauderan winthrop
Louise Bryant Wesley e. grfin Gh,a an
BARLOW Donald Rosrd%an Mime Mime spssi 5e5EI
J. Mooney, Marian L. Bingham, NJ. j.. Rice, B
!; Roynton Mrs Agusta Becker Nellie Bauer s,r
6. Baer, Frazee; ". 6. stearns Jasper; Thee
QOEe M. .oay, NlOuteVlQeOJ TSIAci best, Z drl
bault; Mabel Birkett Ellsworth; Mr.. and Mrs
H.: O.. Baker, Duluth; ia. .Bredehout Re-
James L. Boice, Ecskfne: Mr.. and Mrs. W. j
Blackmore, Wabasso; Emma Y. Bradley Man
Frank Balzer. Mountain Lake; Kat
Carroll Kilkenny; F, e. Bentley, Montevideo
Clara Boynton. Madelia; Raymond Basel, Col
legeville: ]. L. Coestadt. r. B. Cline. Granger
Robert J. s. Carter. Minneapolis; Charles c
Camp Faribault; ]. D. Carpenter. Minneapolis
Arthur II. Corwin, ST. Paul; Mrs. J.. II. Car
roll, saltwater; Lewis F. Clark. Bellingham
Mrs. E. r. Stimson, 81. G. Cook, r. H. Carr
Russell Clark, Mrs @. T. Hawkins, NJ Z
Coan. Max Corngeldt, st. Paul: Ruth T. Atkins
Elk River; Myron e. Collins, Grace Lee. Sprin
u Valley; A. L. Marksath Moorhead; Emma r
. Cole. Wabash: Q. K. BENSON Blooming Prairie
Charles Crfttenden. Ncrthfeld; Mary Clemens
Wadena: Helen +. Curley. Mrs. A. Curley. Hutei
inson; Katherine Chrsten: Albany: Evelyn Mes
sermith, Cold Spring; Alvin INLAND. Red Wing
May Mccarthy, Olive G.. Gowen. stillwa ter; Alex
!. ander Berghold, Newmarket: Twtford b. Dynes
LoWatonna; II j. Reynolds, Clement Levin, Edga