davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
SenatOrerne SmOOt % 9ietri6.

8egge oisfe glapne er bel fenote.
Den ferIle er U}ormon 9lpoltel %
anertenoer iom Idaoan polp9dmi,
oen unoen er antluget for at bape
benpttet Jig at fit Gmbeoe paa en- u
6Groerlig Wiaaoe. Sa9en imob barn
bar pi oftere omtult. Den blep 10
afoiit af Oiltrittsbommeren / De
6raifd for en- 5io liben paa 8runo
al en- tetnilt Sell. 2tnflogerne imco
be9ge unoerisges M Senatet, "a
presien bar meobelt lange Referater
fra llnberIggellen.
s SmootIa9en er Der fremtommtt
mango 9iones6nro ON, at polpgami
badoe forIbares % praftiIeres |
temmeIig itOr llbitrGtning llto6
enonu.
Og Sagen mob 8ietri6 er Der
aflagt flere @ibnesbDrb, Tom tDber
paa, at ban er ifbloig / aft, 6bab ban
er beifplbt fer.
Wlen inaen af bisfe Eager bar
enbnlt, faa ret bi bar Iet, naoet fin
Q(fiIutaing. 9i baaber at funne Be-
rctte ON berss 1lbfatb. gegge Sassr
er af almen SnteresTe. Sbsr pua
i'm Maabe bersrer be sGenatets9gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
6eserinsen bpiter gerDmmclie.

prailbenten mObtug / Sirsouss
5eIegrammer meb 2pfgnifninger fra
ale 2unbets Dele / 9tnlebning dF
9pieiterettens aenbelie / yaort6ern
Securities @5ogen. Suftitsminiiter
8nor bar afilaaet ubtule Iig ON.
hpdb Der bill blipe aiort for at for
fplae 9lfgprelIen / 5orbolb til andre
8ompagnier af lignenbe &arafter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
spmes ct @iirafel.

Der finbes mango Mebiciner, iom
bar en- nliplertibig 9irfains. men
tibligere eQer Ienere bill SDgpommeu
oiie ig igen. Den er nemlig life fuz
reret fra Jfcben af, men fun oberz
flabiif. ut bette life er 5ilfalbet
meb Or. peter's &urifo fremgaar
af folgenbe geretninq Der bleo tilz
ienbt 5abritdnten for en- Sto iiOen:
,,glep 8ebforb, Mais., II Suli
1903.
Or. 9eter 6obrnep, Gbitago, sd.
Seq pniter al fort9ue Dem, at
9eres aurito bar gengiDet mig min
6el6rco, ia, jeg fan iige, reooet nit
2ip. Seq leb mango Nar af en-
Spgbom / 6jertet og Mdper, og NIT
BLOB bar oaarli9t. Seq tunOe bper=
ten ipiie eller obe og babOe omtrent
opgipet 6aabet ON nogeniinbe at Biz
pc bel igen. 299erne ia9oe, jeg 9abz
De 8atterIot / 9jertet og Oilbe ppere.
re, men jeg oiloe life labe bem. 5
Steoet oerfor beitemte Jeg mig til
at foriege 9eres Surifo, ON bpilten
jeg 6aboe left fGa mango rofcnoc
Qrttfler. Oet bar for omtrent Ii
9lar iiben, 1898, tror ieg. Seq
babbe fun taget ben sanlte tortSib.
od jeg fslte en- m9rfp9roig 5oranz
bring meo mig. Seq bIep friFf, rs
bbdo mere er, jeg bar beret friIf 9ele
5iben Iiben. 0et fbnes ct Miratef,
at ie9 no9eniinbe bleb frilt. ut jeg
sr i 9ipe Dag ffDfbes ubeiuffenoe
9sres Wiebicn 8urifo.
9et Ier ogIua ub, Iom min Spiz
gerhdtter er bleben belbrebet for Gpiz
lepii pco 8rugen al Oeres Surifo.
6un bar ober fem Qar libt at ben.
ne frngtelige Sngbpm % pleiebe Of
babe ct 9lnfdlb bber ltge. Gfter at
bun be9nnbte at ta9e 3urifo er ben.
bes 6elbreb meaet bebre, % bun bar
life 6oft ct q(nfalb paa ooer fire
Muuneber. @i er Tdd tafnemmelt9e
| for 0eres Mebicin, at Orb life fan
ubtrDffe bet. Wleb 9lotelfe,
Wars. g. @regoire."
56 Glarf ct.
Mun bpr dltib butte pao, at benz
ne Wlebicin life ialaes af Qtpot6etss
re, men fun df Tpecielle 2(genter.
paa Steoer, bpor ingen Idubon fts
bes, fan ben erbolbes birefte fra 5dz
brifdnten, Or. peter 5u6rnen, 112
-114 So. Sobne qlbe, Gbicuao.
Sns. !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18

for iaa oiot Den meloer, at en- japa.
neiiIt gorpebobaab 6Ieo 6oret /
Gent / 3rafningen uben for purt
2trtburs 6opn, Ou Sapun ingsn
5orpeOo6aaO 6ar miitet OeO napnte
9eiIigbeb.
De japaneiiIfe 5orpeoobaabe, Iom
/ Oenne 5raIning mootos 9eitacis
qelier, tan alle, ertlarer gegeringen,
repdreres 2pbet uf en- bulO Snes
Oage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Or. Miles Anti-PaIn Pills.

q surat affert u paaIsssiist EisssI for NJ de
ssrs8 eopebpins. Rpsfmerter. Waptpine. assraisIa
asrpsatst lrrIiabiitst, eppnIssbsb gsf, 6etatses.
Stakeholder hperfen Opium ser U1orfn % tfttrlaber
srsn femme GfteruirtnInssr. 70 Doas Csc. Sas
apOtsisr sasr snbes al Dr. WilsS Usbies
10. Glfhart. siHbiaaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Bort 2(rt6ur er refining g.
fes.

Qonoon, 16. Marts. Stsnt be
ps66olOenoe Rpgter ON port 9trs
thurs 5alb lite anies for padlioe.
lige, sr bet BOG ben enitemmige gles
ninQ 6lanbt aae bero9renoe Uliliz
tartnnbige, at BORT 9(rtbur er reos
ningsles, o9 at Rusierne inben ret
I9nge mdd rbtte I'D al Bnen.
sSfslqe rusiiit 5remitilling al Sas
gen er bet planen at forIuoe pott
9(rtbur og tratte iig tiIbdge fra
6albsen, inbtil en- 3roppeitbrte paa
100000 Ulano er mobififeret. Sod
mart bette er Itet, biz Der after tlioe
5remrbfnine mob port Q(rtbur I
5orbinbelIe meb ct ufasrsnbe 9lna
sreb pnd ben japaneiiife Gambler.
ausfifte Straffefunger
iom SolOdter.
ct. petersborg, 16. Marts. ut
be- Dag mootaget Telegram brin-
scr Gfterretning ON, at Yicetong
Qlerieff bar gipet Ororc til u6enSp=
holb at frigipe os mo6iliiere alle
Strafffaneerne pda Zen Sdgbalien
noro for ZEN iapuneiiIfe Q Yo35o,
for iua bibt bisfs maotte bare bil-
Iige til at labe ii9 inbrullere | gens
BorIDdr. st iapdneiiit 2tngre6 pal
Sagbulien bentes nemlig bOert gje=
blif.
Sapdneferne ne9ter at
babe mfftet EN- 8aub beb
Bort Qrtbur.
9otio, 16. Marts. Sra gegerin-
gen fOreligser BET Officielt Grtlarinq
ON, at @icetOng qtlerieffs Rapport
til ben rusiiife Reeering er uianD,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
6lpstninse fra G5arens 9iise.
u item 9unDrebe al Oem
10 mer til Nen Dort m D
eet Sftb.
9e ffpr for at un ogaa
8ri9stjeneIte.

U}eoens en- bis bpjtitaaenbe Gms
6eosmano ben rusiilte Hegerings
5jeneite for faa 0uge liOen q. 9.
talte ON arigsentbuIiasme blanOt
5attigfolt / auslanb, antom 6umz
burg 2tmeritan 2iniens Damp
lib, @rep WaloerIee, meb 1900 rus
liite Bomber, iom ipgte 5ilflugt i
pette2anb for at unbgad llbIfribning
til ari9stjenelte / G3arens 9er.
Deb beres 2lnfomit paa GGispen,
iortalte be SSnIpefter Williams be
reg GoentDr, 6porleoes be 6apbe be-
Ituttet De rusiiite 8dgter og bar flups
pen ober 8r9nien inb preusIeu %
berfrd til Samburg.
SITTER 6Dao en- al benz, 9tlerls
adplan. fortulte, bar Der 6egpnotlloz
odnoring efter Itor Mldaleltot for
omtring tire ll9er iioen, Oa Der bar
6IeDen ubItebt en- alminoelig lttaIe,
lem 660 aGe WanosperIoner Q(l=
oeten ira IA 2tar til 45 itrdfs nj
melOe ii9 til UiiIit9rtieneite.
.gi pioIte, bpao bet betpo", Iagce
aaplan bittert. ,Oet betpo, at ri
tube inoItripes / 9eren og fenbes
til Uidnduriet, og at pore &oner %
5omilier bilbe bliDe efterlabte ufots
iergebe rg maaife bp 0ungersopOen,
fpr Di tom til6aQe, oeriom nogen df
os nogen Sinoe tom til6age."
Oct tog os life lange", fortiat
te ban, oat afgpre Dor Mening. at ri
lite piloe fnbe os oeri, og Ri 6egbno=
te Itrats 5orberebelIerne til at rButs
me til bette 2ano. 2Qt maatte fore
Goa iterite 6emmeligbeb naturli1=
bis, oa Der par Regeringsipioner /
6oer en- 9anOsbn. og oeriom De baOoe
op0dget Dor qlan, piloe alt bare
oqret ta6t."
o1Sem al os IsrgeOe for at iamle
olle De Yenge og 5ornpoen6eoer, ri
fanoe, og pi pooeOe ct 5erIsg poa at
naa 0r9nIen ben ferite UlaanelpIe
Rat"
,,9iena, boor pi boeoe, er life
langt ira ben preusiiite @renie, %
bet tog ps life lang 5io at naa ben."
9eo Ulilit9ritationen Der fanot
jeg at StilDoagten par en- at mine
perIonlige 8enner. og ban lobeoe at
oenOe gfpg9en til. mebens Oi itprteOe
ooer ben lille 5loO, iom itiaer o5
fra Preusien."
5loben bar lite 6reo, og 9anoet
git life lpngere enb til bore Nrmbul=
Ter, men bet bar da frpgtelig tolpt
al ben Imelteoe Sne, at bi bar n9z
item oebe, oa pi trsb op db ben moo=
latte grint."
Da dIfpreOe Stilppasien lit Sc,
bar. og oi tunbe bsre 2pOen af gallo
perenoe 6eite og ie pajenoe 2ps, Og
Relten al Ddqten tom o1 erfdrebe,
boao Der bar 8ejen. W}en ba bar
bet for Tent for Dem at gsre onbet
eno affpre no9le Stub efter os. Seq
It9lber peo at t9nte pao, bbdb Der
bpnote min 1tattels Den, Stilbpdgs
ten, ndar Stotionens Sfficerer pp-
bdgebe, 6bdb Der bar ffet," og faa
orog aapldn 1ingeren 6etegnenoe
ober lin Strube.
,Gngana oper @rGnIen", iogoe ban
enbnu, bort 9eipar bar forbi; bet
bar life bunIfeligt at tomme igennem
Wreuafeu tif 6nn1hltrn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
II usIiit Officer flu | 0 nj
japaneiift Spion.

ct. Yetersborg, II. Mlarts. Sap
tein Sotop al ben man6urilte aomz
misiaridtz3 3ienelte er blepen ltiQet
for en- arigsret og Itubt, forbi ban
bar gjort 5jeneite Iom Spion for
Sdpdneierne. Ia ban pda U2is.
tante bar bleben arreiteret, fanotes
Der bans 8eiiobelIe iaabanne Do.
fumenter, 7om uoelutter en6Dtr
5piDl ON geifplbnin9ernes Ri9tig.
6eO, og bet fremqit eno Doerligere
6erat at ban lang 5io bar al
IIspet rusiiite Observation-Disclosures
fcr Sapaneisrne. 0enne triite $0is
itorie er tommen til 0fentlig6eben8
aunOitab 0eroeo, at arigsorqanet /
Dag 6dpoe en- officiel 6rtlGring ON,
at SOtop par traaot ub al be milf
tere 9ptfer.
ct. peteraborg, II. Marts, at.
150 @ftm. Rpgterne om at Bort
2trtbur er rsmmet, peobliper Der at
patte ben obbeite Snoiqnation. 2tpi-
ierne oementerer olle Iom en- 6iItos
ten oq betegner ben fom panoittiq
st 8lao Itrioer Iaaleoes: .2ab an
ore oanbe forosje ben SlagsSpattes
fsoe; men, iad lanee bet rusIiIte
Blob flbber, Tfulbe Qlutoriteterne life
tiGa6e. at fSoltet soprsres at iaus
oanne 2p9ne."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
oar HusIerne felp per
ret SnOte6et til port
@rt6ur2

Qonoon, 16. Marts. Gn opiigtss
baffenoe 8epe6e sr inoleben BERTH
fra Ren 66pang meo Gfterrstnirs
ON, at Den rusiiIte Qtomiral Watls
roff bar i9ntet fire rusiiIfe Stibe /
Snolsbet til BORT 2(rt6urs Supn fer
at 6inore ben iapaneiiIfe 6ladbe /
at lp6e berinb.
3elegrammet meboeler. at Qbmis
ralen Iagoe fine egne Sttbe Slaq.
oroen ubenfOr Snolsbet, fsr ban 10
bette Iparre, og tiltenbegaO iaaleOss
paa bet efiertrDtleIigite. at ban bdO-
be til 0enii9t at gud dngrebsbis til
8arts mob Sapaneierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Stoten Ohio. 9neu 2olebo I az.
A..a.. 4 Il .a.L.aAA. -

NIlU0 J
Tranf Gbenep inoreer of ban er bet 0lbre
glebem af iSrmaet r. :. 6beneD " So. ber ortor
syprretnnqf gpen 3plebo fsr unnnte 9onntD oa Stot
pa al ninme 5irma nil betae Ell Gum al et bnnoreoe
EpInre for buert enee Silfrlbe nf aatarrb oer lille
fan belbreoes neb Yrngen al Hairs Gatlrrh Cure.
GSranf q 6henep.
@eebiget for mig "a anoerifrenet min Narnorelle
ben Ste TeCemher 1885.
T~--sss-'s" a. 30. 6Ie0ipn.
go. 9iotaflus PnbenS.
Halls Caiarrh Cure taQes uouenotg oq Dlrfer bis
refte poo Yleoet % Slimbinoerne S0iterneL Sfro
stier gibn ,sbDrh gratis
sw Gll"es hpS Anntbetere 10
Halls FHadly iiiis CT fe hebiie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Sdpanefiif 2a3oretfti6
tom mer fra port 2(rtbur
til e Safebo.

0agaIatI, II. DARTS. st qa3as
retitib er inotommen til SaIebo meo
nj Orabte pg ii iaareoe fra Sgtref-
ningen Deb port 2(rt6ur. De faa>
reoe 6efinoer iig bel, oa oeres 9leje
og GGgebiGlp ON goro paa 9a3dz
retifi6et bar burti9 peo 6adnoen %
al fortrinlig geitahenfeo. Sire Of
De Idarebe er alborligt itoloebe, ioe!
en- augle fra oeres eget Sti6 gen.
rem6oreoe ben nGrmeIt liqqenoe
rusliie 5orpebo6daos Oampfeoel
og 9lfitanoen par life iterre, eno at
ben uoitrgmmebe Damp 6aboe brGs
fenoe 9irfning pda ben japaneiiite
9aaos UlonoIfab HeIten er aGt
Idorebe Wlellempartiet.
nj 9eIatninsen paa ben rusiiite
3orpeoobaap ,,StsreguihtAi", Iom
sSapuneIerne entreoe peo port 2lrs
thur, fanbtes aae Mano liggenbs
bsoe paa Dettet meb llnotaqelie df
fire MdIfinrummet. 0isIe bleb
tagne til 5unse; men to af bem beDe
mart af beres Saar. Stpbningsn
5dooe bGret Idd 6eftig, at Sti6et
bogltdpelig lignepe en- 8otstage ct
9iitabe.
Gn idpaneiiit menig Matros BAR
ldo beloig at uofere ben liGlbne Be-
britt at bebsOe ben rusTife aom.
mdnodnt meb ct Slae uf lin Sugs
CERT og oerneIt taite bam 8anbet.
Selbfslgelig er ban 0a9ens 6elt cg
8enitanb for ben ItsrTte 8eunbring
r9 sntbniiasme / ben japaneiiIte
}laabe.
u ut iapanefift gomb bar
bement al Bort grt6ur.
9onoon, II. Ularts. 5 !6enbolO
til ct Telegram fra Nen Gbnang
bar SSdpdneierne igsn bombarbereI
port Mrtbur b. II. Marts. 0enliez
ten meb 2tnsrebet Iiges at baOe parct
at fdd Yisbeb for, bboroibt ben rus
fife 5ldaoe bar | Sapnen, og / fld
Sab at inbitere ben til at fomme uo.
Sapaneiernes Slo iiees benne
Sang at babe b9ret Iaroeles sbelegs
genbe. Omtrent 300 gfusTere bleb
trGbte eller bdarbt idorebe.
Gusferne Ter 6adnlig ob
RD9terns.
Ct. peters6org, II. Marts. 0et
Rbgte, at 9fusierne bar forlabt port
@rtbur, beneetes officielt meb 5il.
feielie, at be iniet 3ie6lif bar t9ntt
pad at gre bette.
Rusierne Ter baanenbe ob ben fors
rpfte Sbe, at Sdpaneierne nogen
Sinbe ffulOe tunne tage port2trtbur,
life at tale ON, at 9tusierne friDil.
ligt Ituloe remme berfrd.
Wlan ForIifrer, at gbgterne ON
Remningen er labebe | Sotio ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
M / 8 forItaaet 5abue
lanbsf9rlig6eb.

ylep YOrt, 16. Murts. st fra Sa>
pan bertil inolsbet telegram bringer
Gfterretning ON, at en- japaneiIt
abinbe bar begaaet SeIpmorb ben
uotrpttelige 9eniigt at Iatte i'm Ssn
/ Stuno til at tunne gau / arigen
mob Rusierne. Moberens 5orTsr.
gelIe par nemlig ganife afbanaig al
Ssnnen, og for at befri BAN fra
oenne pligt itpbte bun fig en- 0olf /
9rpItet, iom bun ielO bupOe araft
not til at tratfe ub og t 6lobig 5ils
itdno r9ffe Ssnnen. 5ele9rammet
llutter meb, at Sennen siebIittelig
6eguO fig til 99ren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18

gelp gort II. Marts. Q(tten
ounbreOe treble alasies pasiagerer
6leO 8aar IanOIatte fra 9amburg=
2tmericanz2iniens Camper .,gias
cter". ylaiten aGe piite zig at pGre
rusiiife 5lp9tninge, Der IaaleOss
unOOra9er fig arigstieneiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Rusferne paa @ejfro Dor t
Qrt6ur til 8labinoftot.

9onbon, 16. Marts. gn Oepei9',
Tom er bateret 3otio, ST. 3,15 Days
Doto. meIoer, at Der fra oIe SiOsr
inbIsber peobolbenoe abeter ON, at
ben rusiiite SSladbe efter 2tngre6et ..
10. os. bar forldot BORT 2trtbur og
nu forisger at naa til 9labiOoitof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18

6eniigt at ito6e en- farlig Itert pa
iriotiif ge9ejitring, mems ct itort
arigsladn bliber tegnet.
General auropottin penteS til
Mutoen b. 28. Murts. 6Dilten Dag
ban ooertager oen aftibe Opertomz
mdnbp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18
Sra Rrioslfueplaolen
3apantferne Itaaebe / EN-
&opatlerif9gtning.

2onoon, 16. Ularts. aprreipons
oenten fra port qrtbur til .,Gentrul
Reps" bringer Gfterretning ON ct
Sdmmenitpo mellem aoidtterne o9
en- qtfoeIing iapaneiiIt aaOuleri pua
Saluflooens 8reboer.
Sopaneiernes 6eitc or9btes. %
Manoitdbet bleo nsot til at flpgte til
5obs. st dnbet Sammenitsb / H9rs
beben al 2tnju omtales ligeleoes me0
BET Reiultot, al Sapaneierne maatte
flpqte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18

9otio, 16. Marts. Sra gtegerins
gen foreligger BET officielt Grtl9ring
Om, at @icetong qtleriefs Rapport
til ben rusfiIfe Regering er ufano,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-18

SapdneIerne n99ter at
hare mfftet en- gaab peb
port Qrtbut.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
TRIAL
OF BATK|N CASE
Famous Trial of Candy Poisoning
Case to be Reviewed After a
Period of Five Years

Especial Telegram to EN ening Teller.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 49,
The case of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, I'M
der sentence of life Imprisonment for
murder, will be called for the second
trial during the coming week, but it is
a matter of some doubt whether the
prosecution will be ready at that time
As in the former trial the chief wit
nesses for the state are to be brought
from Relaware and upon the time of
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
BOSTON ATHLETICS
Big Contest in Relay Races the Feature
of the Meet

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
BOSTON. Mass. Feb. l3.--The big
gest indoor athletic meet to be seen In
this vicinity this year takes place to-
night under the auspices of the Boston
Athletic association and all lovers of
athletics are on edge i'm anticipation of
the event. Much attention has been
given In the program to the relay races.
Though the Cornell Princeton relay
race, originally scheduled, has been
cancelled because OF Princeton's ina
bility to take part there win be a num-
Der of other attractive events. Bowdoin
will run against the Brown relay team,
while various other races will bring to-
gether the fastest runners of Harvard.
Cornell, Boston Tech and other insri-
buttons.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
NEW YORK GOSSIP
WEEKLY RESUME OF
MEN AND EVENTS
Especial Telegram to Evening Teller

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.l
NEW YORK, Feb. lathe import
ance of the popular vote of New York
in the coming presidential campaign is
fully recognized by both political par
ties and the selection of their guberna-
torial candidates win undoubtedly be
materially influenced by the consdera-
ton of the influence which tho selec-
tons would probably have upon the
presidential vote.
The task of the republicans Is COM
paratively simple. The best they can
be expected to do is to select q candi-
date for governor, who is strong and
popular enough in the state to be sure
OF large vote, which would, natu-
rally of war Elihu Root is believed to
be and it is generally admitted that he
can have the nomination If he wishes
1t. There Is practically no opposition
to him from the republicans of the
state and 1t is well known that the
administration is highly anxious that
Mr. Root should accept the nomination.
Decidedly more complicated is the
problem which faces the democrats of
New York. Mayor Mcclellan of New
York would undoubtedly make a strong
candidate, but his nomination is doubt
full for several reasons There is every
reason to believe that New York will
give large democratic vote, no mat
ter who the candidate for governor on
the democratic ticket may be- 1t is
considered desirable. however, to get
as strong vote as possible in the state
and il Is believed that that end could
be gained with greater certainty IL the
candidate for governor is not New
York man. but from somewhere in the
state
II is understood that Tammany wish
es 10 hold Mayor Mcclellan in reserve
for the future. with view of electing
him governor IN 1906 and make him
the presidential candidate i'm 1908.
Among the numerous men who are
available as democratic cam
didates for governor Judge Chas. N.
Bnlger seems To be the strongest and
to lead in the race. Other candidates
mentioned are Attorney General Cum
cen, Justice Herriek. Daniel s. Lamont.
John s. Stanchfield and John G. Mil
hrrn. None of them can compare in
popularity with Judge Bulger. however,
ard their chances are believed to be
rather slim.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

Especial Telegram 10 Evening Teller)
WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. 13.-Un-
der the supervision of the interstate
comisson a bill is being prepared
which. If ii becomes a law will compel
railroad companies to build stronger
coaches and other passenger, cars. with
the exception of sleepers. The bill will
be introduced by Representative Esch
of Wisconsin. and will provide that all
coaches and cars for passenger service
shall be constructed with steel sleepers
and steel stills.
The American Railway association
has been asked to submit details which
would be practical from "A railroad
standpoint. and every care is taken to
have the measure such az will effect
greater safety In construction. Before
beginning the draft of the bill Repre-
sentative Esch made long investiga
ton, going thoroughly into the history
of car construction. He conferred also
with government officials who ex
pressed the opinion that something
should be done to prevent the further
construction of light railway coaches
which either telescope or break like
egg shells in the event of wreck,
thereby causing large death and cas-
ualty rate.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13
UNIVERSAL
DAY OF PRAYER
Christian Student Societies With
a Total Membership of $4,000
viii Observe Tomorrow

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-The general
committee of the Worlds Student
Christian federation has appointed to-
morrow as a universal day of prayer
for students. For several years the
second Sunday of February has been
observed In this way. and year by year
an increasing number of universities
colleges and schools have united i'm its
observance. All of the Christian stu
dent movements belonging to the world
federation namely. those of Germany,
Great Britain, the United States, Can
ada, the Scandinavian countries, Hol-
land, France, Switzerland, Australia,
South Africa. Japan. China and India,
have officially indorsed and adopted
this day.
These movements embrace over 600
separate Christian student societies.
with total membership of $4,000 stu
dents and professors. The day Is not
intended to interfere with the observ-
ance of the day OF prayer for colleges,
which has been fixed by number of
religious bodies for the last Thursday
of Noveber. Reports received at the
headquarters of the federation show n
remarkable growth during the last
few years. The membership has grown
markedly in the colleges of the United
States, and notable awakenings have
taken place also in the Levant, South
Africa, Ceslon and other distant parts
of the world.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-13

their arrival here depends the date for
the beginning of the trial.
Though five years have elapsed since
the alleged crime of Mrs. Botkin was
committed the details brought out at
the trial were of such an unusual and
sensational character that the case is
still fresh in the public memory. 1t
was one evening in August. 1898. that
Harry Pennington. a grandson OF eX-
Congressman Pennington of Delaware
brought from the postoffice at Dover,
Del. a dainty box of chocolate bon
hons. addressed to Mrs. ]. p. Durning
daughter of the Congressman. She
invited friends to help eat her sweet
meats. but owing to a peculiar. taste
and the fact that it caused a burning
sensation in the mouth they did not
eat much of it.
Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Deane. her
sister became very sick after eating
the candy and died soon in great agony
The physicians pronounced ii a case of
arsenic poisoning. An analysis of the
candy showed a considerable quantity
of arsenic in its composition. The gov
from Delaware and upon the time of
50 600 for the conviction of the sender
of the candy Enclosed in the box was
a friendly note, signed Mrs. c.. and
the wrapper was stamped with Snn
Francisco postmark.
An investigation of the life of John
P. Dunning, husband of one of the
murdered women, showed his acquaint-
ance with Mrs. Cordelia Botkin of
Stockton, Cal, which he freely admit
ted. He also accused the woman of the
crime. Much discriminating evidence as
to the purchase of the candy. the hand |
of Mrs. Botkin on the box and /
in the note and other facts were accu-
mulated. Upon the evidence Mrs. Bot
kin was tried, convicted and sentenced !
to prison for life.
A new trial was obtained on a tech |
nicallty. The date for the trial has |
been postponed innumerable times and |
4 consequent advantage to the accused |
has resulted. Though the Delaware |
witnesses have signified their willing
testify in the case their testimony will |
be greatly weakened by the death of |
ax- Congressman Pennington. who was
one of the chief witnesses for the pros
acution. There has also been a mixrlp
in regard to the candy box, which in
iicates that it can no longer be used |
in evidence with any potency. In view
Of these facts it is generally regarded !
as probable that Mrs. Botkin may soon /
be a free woman.