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The Appeal., 1904-09-10

We desire to mentibn that it wal
through concessions made to DR.. Va
Do Turner that we were enabled tc
get representative in the nurses
Training school, which was made men
tion of last week. 50
| Inadvertently the names of Ma
danes w. D.. Carter, G.. W. @MoRer G.
H. Miller and o. Beard were omitted
from the list of those assisting at
Mrs. FTranklin's reception last week
The coIonade Dancing Academy
will be open every Wednesday eve at
| hall, corner of University and Far
rigton avenues.
Arthur Winstead and Jas. Wynn, In
structOrs w.. '...
J Messrs. Williams & Kemp, of the
Cosmopolitan Barber Shop have put
in a large new stock of the best
brands of cigars and tobaccos. This
is the place to get good smoke g.
the best tobacco If you 'Shews."
The State Savings Eank,' corner
Fourth and Minnesota streets, IS open
Monday evenings from 6 to 8. Ac-
counts can be started with 81. A little
amount saved every week may some
day stand between YOU aEd want.
, Those of our patrons who desire to
have matter published must get the
same in this office not later than
Thursday afternoon. otherwise it may
be crowded out No uotice will be
taken of any communication that is
not signed by the author.
Jarvis, the heeler and saver of soIes,
at SO E. Fourth street, says. In one OF
his street car signs: 81 can mend
shoes better than l can write" and, it
the sign is fair specimen of his work
as a writer, he's right, as he can mend
shoes all right if he cannot write all
right.
The Mems Union Club of: ST.. James,
A. NJ E. Church will resume its ses-
sion at o'clock beginning Sunday,
Sept. 18th. All are cordially invited
to attend and an interesting program
is being prepared.
Rev. Geo. w. Gaines will preach
his farewell sermon Sunday evening
Sept. 18th, to the Mems Union Club
of St. James A. NJ E. Church at g.
o'clock. He will leave for the Con-
ference on Monday.
The Cosmopolitan Barber shop has
put on new coat of paint and var
nish and beautiful paper and looks
just too nice for anything. 1t would
now seem that the fire never touched
EN-
The Appeal., 1904-09-10
Madame Minor. ChOrister

Madame Minor. Chorister
Hon. Frederick C. Stevens, present
representative from the Fourth Con-
gressional district, on Wednesday filed
with the Secretary of State as a can
didate for the, Republican nomination
at the primary election to be held Sep
tember 2Gth.
The sacred concert on last Sunday
evening at the Pilgrim Baptist Church
was very finely conducted, and the
various numbers excellertly rendered.
A large and appreciative audience
filled the church.
Twin City Horse Show at State
Fair Grounds. Hamline, Sept. 18th to
18th. w. G. Carling, Sec. and Treas );
c. e. Charleston, Asst. Sec. Every
thing points to it being a grand sue
cess. Large stables from Kansas City,
Mo; Racine, Wis: Toronto. Ont. );
and our own Tom Bass, Mexico, Mo-,
Will be here with his fine saddle
horses. -H W
The Appeal., 1904-09-10

coffee and the cooks know how to pre-
pare it; therefore we can serve you a
very excellent cup of coffee: All kinds
Of fruits. melons, etc., strawberries
and cream, strawberry short cake, ice
cream, lemonade. in fact every deli
cacy that is in season is always kept
on hand Open day and night from
900 a. m. to 2:30 a. m. No. 444 Rob-
ert street. between Seventh and
Eighth. John S. Mills. Proprietor and
Manager.
There is no, possession without ap-
nraniatiOn
The Appeal., 1904-09-10

Republican Candidate for Judge OF
District Court.
Oscar Hallam, one of the most popu-
lar Young attorneys in ST. Paul, has
filed as candidate for district judge
on the Republican ticket before the
primaries. Mr.. Hallam's action is IN
response to a very general demand
from a large circle of friends. They
believe that he can win, and that his
nomination would be good thing Tor
the party in this city and county. Mr..
The Appeal., 1904-09-10
SAINT PAUL
Z WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNEso.
...... TA'S CAPITAL. = :.

~t's SANITY City and SANITY CITY
Folks-Newsy Items Of Social, Re-
tigIous and general Matters Among
the People. =
The Appeal., 1904-09-10

The opening of the Colonade Dan
cling Academy was a grand success,
and if, the praises Of the seventy-1ve
couples that were present count for
anything, the future is well assured.
The school will be open every We'd
nesday evening. Messrs Winstead
and Wynn deserve great praise for
their efforts.
The Appeal., 1904-09-10
REPUBLICAN STATE. TICKET.

GOVERNOR, ..
Robert G. Dunn ............ .Er'ncston
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Ray w. Jones. ......... Minneapolis
SECRETARY OF STATE,
Peter &. Hanson. ........ LitcnHe'o
STATE TREASURER,
Julius n. Block. ...........S 81. refer
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Edward T. Young. Appleton
JUSTICES SUPREME COURT,
Charles 3. Elliott. Minneapolis
Charles L. Lewis. ......... Duluth
G. S. Brown. ..... Morris
e.. A. Jaggard. ......,. st. Paul
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
Ira 3. Mills. Moorhead
w. e. Young. ....... ..... .Mankato
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
Thomas Lowry ............ .Hennepin
A. w. Wright. .......-... .Olmsted
Thomas Simpson ............W .Winona
Basil Snout ...............Fa .FaribauIt
3. 3. Sheffield. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rice
John G. Nelson. Washington
e. w. Backus. ,...... .Hennepin
G. w. Peterson. .:...... ...... Todd
Frank Cliff Big Stone
J. r.. Harding. st. Louis
Peter e. HoIen. -. ......... Marshall
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10TH, 1904.
The Appeal., 1904-09-10
JOHN 7. ROSENTHAE,

For Representative from 34th Sen.
Dist. 9th, Ward, 5Sh, 9th, list, End,
18th Prec. 9Th Ward.
The candidate for the legislature
from the 34th senatorial district, Mr..
John T. Rosenthal. is one of the
youngest members of the bar, reared
and educated in our public schools, a
graduate of the St. Paul high school
and St. Paul Law College, He is
truly home production, and our in
terests will not suffer.
MILLS SANDWICH ROOM, is the
place to go to- get your favorite sand
wich. We make all kinds of sand
wiches. We have the best grade of
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
BON ;sranrreias uniperataten.

Ser 8sIuh Der frdn3DIf6en lint
perIitGten ipoilt fir bas a~bgeldufens
SemeIter bic GeIammtSabl ppn 30,405
Stubirenben auf. 9aris 5tebt bierbei
ndtiirlid an Der Spite nit 12.948
Stubirenben, bas 1T aipei Sunftsln Der
StfammtSabl. Sbm folsen bic dnoern
untberfitdten NIT folsenben 3dblen:
8orbeour 1920, SoulouIe 2191,
Montpsnisr 1907, Iancb 1927, &en.
nes 1870, ellie 1854, irsMarTeile
1880, 9tion $50, poitiets 500, Gaen
752, @rsnoble 705, @eTancon 333 uno
faliebli9 Glermont nit nur 300 Stus
birenben. Den etn3elnsn SatultGten
Ra4 bertbsiIt ii9 bic GeTammi3abl nit
1922 ouf bic iuriItifden, $685. duf
bic me6i3inifhsn, 4765 ouf bic mature
ptfenI6aftlihen unb 1884 ouf bic
Observation-Disclosures unb 3014
puf bic p6drmuseuti1Gen 6otultGten.
Die MuslGnber finb nit geeen 1000 on
Der 9abl bsrtreten. Don linen mars
Ihtren bic 2uFen NIT $50 an Der
Spite, unb ibnen folgen mertniiroieer
WeiTe bic perfer nit 200, fat 1dmmts
It'd Mebt3iner. 9n brittsr Stelle fteher
bic &um6nen nit It's, bann folgsn bic
8eutf9sn nit 165, tpobon 142 BEL ben
pbilpfcpbif6 sphtlolosifGen SdtultGten
eineeThrieben Iinb. Den gfeIt biIosn
100 Buleoren, 113 Siirtsn, SO @gbps
ter, 81 amerifdnsr, 80 G~nglGnoer.
@os f66re GeIdle9t enbli9 1T in Der
gefommtsnbl nit 1125 Stubenlinnen
bertreten, ppppn GIT Srdn3Dfinntn
anb 448 Nusl6nherinnen, leBters fat
Hmmtlih Ruffinrsn linb.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
@eaen minseriahriae Maudher.

Sn Sibnep, 4uItralien, bat cine
mobreset GeIebestraft erlangt, bic ben
3ped berfolgt, benz Rau6en iugsnbs
lt6er perfoneu Ginbdlt sl tbun. Sins
bern lnter 16 Subren 1T es bsmtntipres
6enb berbotsn gu rdu9en, auBerbem
perfdlt isber in Strofe, Der ibnen
gigaretten, Sabat u. +. 10. psrtauft
ober fonttpie berdbfolst. 90 1T bets
Spielspetie Elm Is Sabre oller iungr
MenI9, Der fstnem 15iGbrtgsn 8ruber
cine Cigarette eeseben bate, Dor bas
poliseiseri9t ge5errt uno gu elmer
Celebrate beruribeilt ipprben. 8is
@ori6rtften oe6sn aber nod fptiter.
S@tdt nGmli9 Elm Batter feinsn Suns
gen In Elm gtgarrsngeI9dft, Inn ii6
fir feinen eigensn 8ebarf Elm penio
Sabat bolen 3u ldFsn, 70 niro aud
gegsn Jpn serihtli6 boroeedngsn. or
tpirb b%eItraft, fsin SprDbling tuirb Be-
ffroft unb fdlisBli9 mlb aud nod Der
Snhdber beS betreffenben @e19Gfts cine
geIbtrafe be5oblen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
RADIUM
RADIOS RADIOS RADIOS
Gins'srauunlide 9iitrte ssmaat .pcn elmer
9utb,tannten GbilaOsIpbiaI6irma.
Raoiss! Gaoios! aasiss!
5auien6, uOn gsrisnsn III alien T~b.iI.u.OeS
eanees purbsu pen bieier wunotrboren
Suteeduna aeheilt.

5auisnO, u0n 9srisnen III alien (b,ilsn.6ss
qanees murbeu pen bisisr wunotrboren
Gnteeduns Ssstilt.
@srtbe 6r,hnbs!
eeisn tie bisis 9uieise nidt psnn lie ttipas tiir
ni6ts srmsrten, Seuu bas iitniHt Der SAIL.
ySir baben eiuen sutsu Nrtifel uRo weusn
@els bafiir babsu. S,ien re s%trniinftis.
gSenn lie stwas bGttsu, oaB ciuen Dollar
wsrtb mare, wiirbm Il. es irsi uuO nnionIt
weeeeben2 SSsnu lie cine Gnseise lelen,
noe Is etipas iiir Ri9ts bstsmmen %tSnnen,
Sann lit sieles @tmos entrDeoer nidt gut,
eoer Is III Elm ,6stuss gstus' Spiel".
gpir iibreu t,in Bst,Ht MtSijiuen, @es
Ii6aft, uuO tOnum ie rubiS ilbsr sislsn Ges
s~eHltan6 i6laien.
ggir tenuen Sos &srt 6sblldIas ni6t-
baben ts ni.mals sewuBt uno wsrbsn IS niss
mails ausfinbis MAIDEN tOnnsn. Ole @es
l,brt,n uno b0b,r. Rial. W.nidtn limb
s,rabe %sltitnistn, bic mir oaour9 erlansen
woCsn. sgir besesneu Dfdnnsr uno 6ronen
auf alien @essn ses sebens. Mdnntr nro
6rauen Die beuts Dor benz 9ublitum ais Naa
tionals @lieSer auitysten, batten nnler Str'
trausn uto ben gaiseH %unlsrey @iisnidoft.
0isiss 1T elm 30. 6suturp proonft, civ pre-
butt bas bel elmer Priiuns immer mebr--nns
Bertiddsuns nno g%nsrteununs psrolsnt.
..Sriid aus benz Babe nn6 wunosrpou i6on
lisbt lie aus. Gi,Ies olts Sprt9wsrt bs'
Idr,ibt bic ggirfuns unl.rsr Rsoilin snf ben
puptt. Bir bobsu cine cole une feline
Qatsut Dtebi,in. Gle brinst has game
Splt,m in Orouuns, turirt ale Deiibisteitsn
i,o.r. g,Idreibuns-ma6t cine sl.ids Ssms
,sratsr lbsr ben sanSeu 9orper uns in sa
chat msdt tie aus ibusn .inen ntnsn Uesan
spS 1rau. Sssios wirs i'm BsrIanfs sti'
der Sobr,u Der 9suptsesenftsns in sasn
n,si,iuiI4en Ssbrsutslttn isiu. Nstnssln'
,is,s Witt.l. tann nit Der Dirfnns sssisisr
nss,n Grfnsuus slsi9tsmmsn. Rb.nmstiss
s,xs unS sat ans.r, Sdwd4s wsi4ea Der
si.ler Mtsisin pIOsIid. Giesrsss msdttss.
srsft s.s raui9snbsa Dslisr's hes Nisssrs
limb inn S,rel.i9 nit bent u.asn Srsentt
mi. cine slttrtbamli&s. Rsrls nit benz va
blum.
giue.9trIsn idrisb.ans vUaram bat
man sieiss Ttittsl ni6t i4sn lsnsR srtnn'
sen2"
Cine anbtrt gsrisu isst: uss n . slns
lad, uns beinab. taum beuertsnSpertb."
8on benz fernsn g9sten tsmmt losar bic
srbouptnno. CINE Gottessabs an bic
Menidsu.
8oucott 1briRie, Don Ns~ Dorf,i Der
woblbetanut. 9,riaiisr, laste: owsein er'
isla im.GrsBeu @anien 1T benz Raoios ins
vuidrsiben.
MISiotet ssn s~.ipiitn Orsansn NJ be
urlods sQsr R~rantbsiten. Dtr bausn ibrsn
Rsrpsr 10 eut. has cine Rrantbsit Soran,
elm, uumSsli5teit it. @eun ibrs SsrSon'
unssoreane .aubsr Orbnuns ftnb. psnn ibr
glut unr.in III, psnn fs nt4t i9iatsu tons
men, ellen Os.r ibrsn gsI4ditsu unfdbis limb
nodmtommtn, 70 wsrbe i'd fs t%urirsn, uni
o~arontire pouRdnStss 8ufrisoenbsit in cue
OieIen eiseni9aftsR. SD ssbe ibntn] eine
oeldri.beu. @araati.. 8onnsn fs stnas
mebr uerlong.n2
N a a a.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
GeoankrnfpGtttr.

Betberu fub bic Sbrdnen bos @oHtr, uuf
BEN fe ibre Mubis trcibsn.
Mdn6e @orrebe In cine - Gusrebe.
Die Soft TT bic Sodter Der 6dumisieit.
@eionnsnbsit tebt isbem cut,
Do@ nt6t einem ieOen Der @ossmutb.
gper bos 2ebsn cine @HHs neunt, b6lt flo
islbf gctuib fir cine Goie.
.6oltet Giniebr BEL eu1l. ruff man Oft
ben Strouhelnben ga uno per9tbt, bah man
fe tonit in Gin moserts @irtbsbaus l9idt.
81. etbensiroft bts sltsrs Ia Sas Snts.
rsHt fur Die SlgtnD.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

8ater b g 0 8 n. Der
Sobn bes prGftsnten Der fron55fI9en
Repu6lit, paul Goubet, Der iiineTt gum
Dottor ouF cine @rbeit ii6sr bic 8anquc
be Trancs bin prpmopirt purbe, TT ols
9ttdfs fir bic Observation-Disclosures
In Der 9onoue be Srnnct NIT 1000
Troncs Sabreseebalt aneeifent iporbea,
DieTe Summe betrGst bic bnIben Sa'
ae2sinnabmsn f,ines germ popd.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
WrtaS Gurefa
Stage Sinte

NerlSbt NrtaS 9 llbr Norm.
Hutunft,i in Gureto : II Born.
VerIdBt Guretn p Nod)m.
Antunft in artas 4 9tadm.
Sesen Gag auseenommen am Sonas
to9.
4abrsreis fir eiien Neg $l.00.
RS- Suten 2eihitol in 8erbiucun9.
BarrY Etnnlrr,
artus, Glib afOta.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
3MtHnurt 4turr Iiute.
gps : Jabrplau.

ErsimaI m09.ntli5. 3ug go. %, Bnlid
ssbsne: Wontas, Wtittpod unO 6reitaa.
Bug 9ts. 80, peltli9 Ssbens: Gienstag,
Dsnnerstas unb Samstoe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
@abiss.'
@.aOtuml @aSiuml aabiun

@.abluml Rabium! Raotuml
Maden Fl. ibrsa SrsunOsn gsrsniissn,
e~rtounen lt ibre Berwonote, uHS rnadben
tie punbtrbor. Grfubruussu nit oisiem
ueusu Rs6al - @abioS SnlpbtOt
aus 3iuu natarlid.rp,rie SOC, 200, mgr.
o 500, 500. .gsir seb.n ibuen bieies ais siil
@,l6.ut.wsnu fs bisisn .@oSios" bsteaen.
Dielss ausin iR stIi9s Dollars pertb BON
iro,ub .luem.E anu oOsr 6roa's @sIO. Ss
tbun bieleIbt Wirtuns wis xsSaops. Ss'
roS.m wuub,rbar. gsSsRttn ft bisiss II
Cit @slaent.
Oferttl7O Htrtn Ohsrttl
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
Radios Go.
sl2 Drexel Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.

9trren
Balieg.nb Hnotn le sinen Dollar,
fir we(hen re mir bas 9eilslittel .&a'
bios" eefdaioR suI6iden mohtsn, ionic
aud elm Ra6io Sulpbi6t aus 3tnH pers
ferti9t.
SIM Sale, i'd Hi9t s6nslia .3nfrieoen
uu6 qe5eiIt bin, 10 IiRo lie odmit stIluers
lfanoen mir rieinen Dollar MD einen
Dollar ertrd far meme ytlbe jnrud5ll3ops
len. 9ubteiem uebersinfommen perlans
geld BON ibusu sineH l9rtttli9en Ron'
trait.
yldneH ...... ~ ..
Abrehs. 1850.
9toOt -. AZ. 49,.
etdat.. \.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-11

piled In rows in different rooms of
the undertaking establishments.
The work apparently was con-
Quoted with as much system as
was possible, bodies being carded
as fast as recognized, and many of
them being taken away imme-
diately and several sent to their
homes in other cities.
The streets of this city present
picture such as was probably
never witnessed before. Women
and men are to be seen rushing
frantically from one place to an
other, wringiDg their hands in
anguish and imploring those sup
posed to be in possession of infor-
nation to tell them the fate of
their relatives and friends, and
every few minutes a wall can be
heard as they have found what
they sought for, vet hoped not to
find, the horrible reality that their
fears were confirmed.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-11
BIG RAILROAD DISASTER
Train in Colorado Crashes
Through a Bridge.
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
MANY Bodies Carried Away by the
Flood and Buried i'm the
Drifting sands.
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST

Pueblo, Colo, Aug. s The
wreck of the Worlds Fair Flyer
on the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad, near Eden, seven miles
north of Pueblo, last evening,
proves to have become one of the
greatest railroad disasters in the
history of the country. Two
crowded passenger cars aud bag
gage car were engulfed in the tor
rent that tore out a trestle span
ming SteeIe's Hollow, otherwise
known as Dry Creek, and SO far as
known tonight, only three of the
occupants of these cars escaped
death, Fortunately, two sleepers
and diner completing the train,
remained on the track at the edge
of the abyss, and none of their oc-
cupants We're killed or injured.
How many perished probably
will never be definitely ascer-
tained, for the treacl .erous sands
are drifting over tae bodies.
Searching for the dead was begun
about midnight on an extensive
scale.
All corpses found were brought
to Pueblo and placed in four
morgues here. At s o'clock this
evening 50 bodies had been re-
covered and of these SO had been
identified. Thirty-three are still
missing. During the day bodies
we've recovered all the way along
Fountain River from the scene of
the wreck to the city. At | O'Clock
this afternoon two bodies were
taken f,Om the stream at First
street, Pueblo, more than eight
miles from the point where the
disaster occurred, and it is prob
able that some may be recovered
even further down stream. None
of the bodies were badly mutilated
and all are iu such condition as to
be recognizable.
A visit to the morgues presented
horrible picture. Relatives and
friends were anXiously seeking
friends and loved ones supposed
to be among the blackened bodies
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-11

"Gentlemen of the jury said
the council to suit between two
farmers, "there we're thirty-slx
hogs in the )ot-thirty-six ! want
you to remember that number
thirty-six hogs, just three times
the number in the jury box"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-08-11
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK

J. Pierpont Morgan is gradually
retiring from business, but at the
present speed he shows in his re-
tirement it will take him about
365 years to get clear out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-25
President and OdeU
TrVO Hours in Camera
Believed to Have Discussed Plans for Con-
duct of Roosevelt Campaign in New York
in Conference Behind Closed Doors.

For two hours, behind closed doors.
while scores Of visitors, including Sena-
tors and Representatives, waited, Gov
ernOr OdeH. OF New York, and Presi-
dent Roosevelt conferred today
Governor Oden reached here early
this morning from Fort Monroe. where
he has been spending the past six days
in recreation. incidentally conferring
with many Republican leaders. Ac-
eompanIed by Representative Littauer
Of New York. Governor Oden reached
the White House shortly after 10 o'clock
and remained until noon.
Discuss New York Campaign.
That plans for conducting in vigorous
manner the campaign for Roosevelt in
New York were discussed was gener-
ally believed. though after the confer
cree Governor Odell, in line with his
usual policy, declined 10 make state
ment
There is nothing can give out for
publication he said
From the White House Governor
Odell drove 10 the Capitol. where he met
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-25

Prince Pu Lun Tsee Presents Mr.. Roosevelt
With Letter Written on Sik---ln
a Costly Box

States. and of the high regard in which
the President is held by all his coun-
trymen.
As he made the address Prince du
Lun Tsee drew forth a letter written
on a silken sheet four feet by two an
size. and handed it to the President.
This missive was from the Emperor
himself, and expressed the great inter
est his majesty has taken in the world s
fair at st. Louis, and his qualification
over the cordial rela tiOns that are now
existing between his subjects and the
people of the United states.
Carried in a Box.
The letter was brought in a wonderful
and costly lacquered box which bears
upon its cover the imperial Chinese
dragon. President Roosevelt replied tc
the prince in terms Just as felicitOus
After the reception the prince and his
suite enjoyed a musicale In the East
Room. planned especially for their enter
tainment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-25

some Of the members of the New York
delegation. At 1 o'clock Governor
Odell was the host at a luncheon at
the Willard Hotel. at which the mem
bers OF the New York Republican dele
CATION were present
Significance Of Visit.
Great significance is attached to the
visit Of the chairman of tn State
committee OF New York at this kTne. At
the White House II was reported that
there was much satisfaction over the
progress of affairs in the Empire State.
The slight indications of a split in the
Democratic ranks oyer Hearst and
Parker at the last convention were re-
garded as favorable TO Republican
chances.
Governor OdeH. accompanied by II. G.:
Warren. Of the Buffalo Commercial.
viii leave this afternoon at o'clock for
Albany.
Governor OdeH was a visitor to the
Senate this afternoon, and sat with Sen
ator Platt for a quarter Of an hour,
reading letters and engaging in eonver-
sation Many Senators came up e
shake hands with him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-25

Prince Pu Lun Tsee, nephew of the
Chinese Emperor, commissioner to the
ST. Louis Exposition, and the first mem
Der of the royal family of the Flowery
Kingdom to visit the United States,
was received by President Roosevelt in
the Blue Room of the White House at
2:3O this afternoon
The prince was accompanied by all
the members of his suite, and the Chi
nese minister, Sir Chentung Lang
Cheng. and several of his secretaries
ana assistants, all dressed in their
robes of high Office; the President was
f1anked by the gold lace of the army
and navy. and the ceremony was hegd-
ed around with all the pomp and dis
play that accompanies the reception of
a foreign visitor of the first magni-
tude.
China Held in Esteem.
In a speech ful of flowers. Prince Pu
Lun Tsee told the President of ths
great respect China has for the United
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-25
WEATHER REPORT.

Rain has fallen in New England, the
middle Atlantic States, the lake region
the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, and the
middle and lower portions the Mis-
sissippi Valley.
1t is considerably colder this morning
in the lake region, the upper Mississippi
Valley. Kansas. Arkansas. Oklahoma,
and Texas.
There will be showers tonight and
Tuesday in the middle Atlantic States,
the upper Ohio Valley. and showers 10
morrow in the south Atlantic States
and along the northern portion of east
Gulf coast.
1t will be colder tonight in the Ohio
Valley western Tennessee, the lower
Mississippi Valley. and colder Tuesday
in the middle, south Atlantic, and east
Gulf States.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be brisk nOrthWesterly, shift
ing TO brisk easterly; on III south At
lantic coast fresh sOuthwesterly, becom-
ing westerly; on the east Gulf coast
fresh 10 brisk northwesterly.