davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-28

carried couple of bottles on board for
many seasons. Seven years ago Peruna
cured me of bronchial trouble in few
weeks and gave me such new life and
nerve force that 1 certainly believe in
telling you of it.
"Give me my compass and Peruna
and I will steer clear of wrecks of all
kinds and land in port safe and well
with vessel and menu Capt. L. T..
Carter, 1913 10th Avenue, Pensacola,
Florida.
Capt. L. A. Watson, NJ. f., 4S Elizabeth
street, Ottawa, Ont, writes:
"Peruna has my heartiest endorse
ment. II there is any place that you
are helpless when i'll it is on board a
steamer, at sea, miles away from any
assistance. Sometimes two or three of
my men would be sick at one time and
seriously cripple the force, but since we
have learned of the value of Peruna, by
taking a few doses they recuperate very
quickly. Wa use it for colds, lung
Ask your Druggist for u Free
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-28
Pe-ru-na Known and
Praised on Land
and Sea.

"a sick sailor is a
pretty helpless man. L
have found that Peruna
will do more to restore
one than any other medi-
cine I know. and l have
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-28

trouble and kidney diseases, and have
also found it very fine for la grippe.
"Peruna is always one Of the most inn
portant supplies of my steamer."-E. A.
Watson.
With bottle of Peruna aboard sailors
have remedy on which they can rely.
Commodore L. s. Navy.
Commodore Somerville Nicholson, Of
the United States Navy, in letter from
1887 X St., n. W., Washington, d. g.,
says:
81 unhesifatingLy recommend Pc
r1fHa TO all persons suffering from ca-
tarrh. "---S. Nicholson,
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of PeruDa,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving u
full statement of your case and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, Presiden. oi
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio.
Peruna Almanac for 1905.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-01-28
THE PULPIT AND THE STAGE.

Tomorrow night at st. Paul's Epls-
copal church at walla walla, Rev.
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and Russia have agreed to meet in the
Government building at Portsmouth
n. H.
The Russian naval mutineers surrend
cred to the Roumania authorities or
condition that they be not returned tt
Russia.
Lord Roberts declared in the Heust
of Lords that the British army is ut
terly unfit for the work it may be call
ed to do.
At lola, Kas., temperance reform
er dynamited three saloons, destroying
adjoining property to the value of
800, coo.
Bougoin, the Frenchman accused OF
selling military information, has been
convicted and sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment.
The Panama Canal Commissioners
have decided to import 1000 each of
Italians. Chinese and japanese for Ia.
Dor ON the canal.
A negro sailor aboard a gulf schoon,
er murdered the passengers and crew,
twelve in all, and affected his escape.
The motive was robbery.
Admiral Birileff has been appointed
Russian Minister of Marine and is
charged with rebuilding, reforming and
reorganizing the Russian navy.
Ambassador Muravieff, after a
stormy interview with the Gar, has
rendered his resignation as peace COM
missioner and may be succeeded by NJ.
de Witte.
The battleship Potemkin was scuttled
by the mutineers in the harbor of Kus-
tenji. Another dispatch states that she
was recovered and taken away by Ad-
miral Kruger, who found seven officers
aboard of her in a pitiable condition.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July S.-Sta-
tistician Holmes of the Agricultural
Bureau has been dismissed from the
service for furnishing to spectators
advance cotton reports before they had
been officially issued by the govern
ment.
1t is reported that % mutineers at
Libau We're condemned to death. The
firing squad detailed to execute tnem
mutinied, turned about and shot twelve
officers Cossacks We're summoned and
in the fight that followed 80 were
killed.
A strong japanese squadron, escort
ing transports, arrived in Saghallen
waters at daybreak on the 7th inst.
Troops were landed after the sea had
been cleared of mines. The fort at
Korsakov opened fire, doing no damage,
and was soon silenced. japanese
troops occupied it. At Rososei bay,
field batteries opened on japanese de-
stroyers but were finally driven away.
The town of korsakov was fred by
the retreating Russians who made an
other stand seven miles north but were
lislodged and driven towards Vladimi-
rOvka. % miles north of Korsakov. The
Japanese captured four guns and a
quantity of ammunition.
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Ambassador Cassini has sailed fol
home.
Agitator Deroulede has been granted
amnesty.
AT Tifis many bombs have been
lately thrown.
Juliet's house at Verona has been
sold for $4,000.
Thirty-fve Terrorists have been ar.
rested ,at Riga.
The Dowie bankruptcy proceedings
have been dismissed.
New York has oversubscribed for the
second Japanese loan.
At Cardiff $50 miners.were killed by
an explosion in a colliery.
The report that the Pope will leave
the Vatican has been denied.
Russian sailors at Revel have been
disarmed for fear of mutiny.
Rain has prevented further opera
tlons by the armies in Manchuria.
General shouvaloff, prefeet of police
at Moscow, has been assassinated.
The throne of Norway has been of
fered to Prince Charles of Denmark.
At Dortmund. Prussia, colliery fire
cut off the escape of thirty miners.
Twenty-Five ex-city officials at Nil
waukee have been indicted for graft
ing.
Three encounters between troops and
strikers took place at Warsaw on the
l1th.
In a collision between artillerymen
and citizens at Havana, two were
killed.
The seventh international Epworth
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CABLE News SINCE THE
TAFT PARTY LEFT COAST

League convention closed at Denver. on
the 10th. S"
The schooner Honolulu. 107 days out
of Shanghai for Puget Sound, has been
given up.
The torpedo boat in the hands of the
mutineers at Kustenji has refused to
surrender.
The japanese peace commissioners
left Yokohama July on the steamer
Minnesota
All hope of saving the crew of the
sunken submarine Furfadet has been
abandoned
The Kaiser and the King and Crown
Prince of Sweden are having an inter
view at Gefe.
The yacht Normandie has been sunk
at New York in collision with the
steamer Volund
The Peoples Home United States
bank at st. Louis, has been blacklisted
by the P. o. department
Russian Admiral Kruger will be
court martialed for his incapacity in
handling the Black Sea mutiny.
As a result of the formal inquiry
into the surrender of Port Arthur, Gen
Stoessel has been put under arrest.
On July II there We're general strikes
and riots at Minsk. Cossacks and riot
ers fought and many were wounded.
Attorney Collins of San Francisco,
lately indicted for bigamv, has fed
from the CITY with his second wife.
Many deaths from heat prostrations
are reported from Rome, New York,
Pittsburg and Chicago.
Schwab s American COMPANY has
been instructed to puild wharves for
the construction of Russia g new navy.
The peace plenipotentiaries of Japan
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

ODESSA, July 13.-The Pobied-
nosetz has arrived to take the mu-
tineers to Sebastopol, where they
will be court-martialed.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-A
reduction of twenty cents a hun
dred on all sugar was made today
in anticipation of a big European
beet crop.
ODESSA, July 13.-Twenty-
four leaders of the disturbances
here have been hanged. Twenty
seven more are slated for the scaf-
fold.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 13.-
Four of the Grenadier regiments
of Moscow are reported to have
mutinied. The report has not
been confirmed.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 49,
NJ. De Witte has been appointed
chief of the Russian peace COM
in place of Ambassador
Muravieff.
OAKLAND, July 13.-An ex-
plosion in the mixing house Of
the giant powder works at North
Richmond killed the white fore
man and seven Chinese.
VICTORIA, July 13.-Attorney
Collins, who arrived here from
San Francisco with his second
wife is resisting extra
dition on two new indictments for
perjury.
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gram as already printed, so that no
time viii be lost in getting the large
party under way for the first of the
days trips.
1 THE PAIL TRIP.
AS at present planned a dozen
coaches which are to be used in con-
veying the visitors to Nuuanu Pali,
the first point of interest to be visited,
will be parked inside the shed. Secre-
tary Taft will use the carriage of Gov
ernor Carter, under the escort of Act
ing Governor Atkinson. This carriage
will move first, and as it starts down
the dock two companies of infantry
from Camp Mckinley will form a lane
through which the carriage must pass,
and present arms to their department
chief. The coaches are we'll provided
with guides so that once under way
the visitors will find themselves in the
hands of friends ready to and capable
of explaining the many beauty spots
along the roads.
WILL SEE SUGAR MILL.
On the return of the party from the
Pail the. carriages will drive to the
.Oahu Railroad station where the spe-
cial train will be in waiting. To cover
the program of the day no time will
be lost in getting under way, and it is
expected that the run to Honolulu
Plantation mill will be made within
twenty minutes. After an inspection
Of the mill, which win not be pro-
1onged. as few of the members of the
party are technical sugar people, the
return will be made in as quick time
as possible. It is expected that the
run in, and that Of the special electric
train in waiting on King street for the
party will be accomplished before IL
o'clock, which will give the visitors
half an hour at the Hawaiian Hotel
before luncheon.
THE LUNCHEON.
The luncheon will begin at 1880.
When the guests are seated-225 in all
Acting Governor Atkinson in a few
words will welcome them to Hawaii,
and perhaps impress upon their minds
the necessity of the part. of the Fed
eral government of looking we'll to its
Pacific outpost. When luncheon is
concluded the Acting Governor, win
propose the health of the President of
the United States, to which Secretary
Taft will respond. This will conclude
the speechmaking.
HOTEL DECORATIONS
The decorations at the Hawaiian
Hotel will certainly form pleasing
surprise to the visitors. Mrs. Edward
D. Tenney. Mrs. Charles B. Cooper,
Mrs. F. w. MacfarIane. Mrs. George
Herbert. Miss Nellie Kitchen and Mr..
Serrit Wilder worked the Eva lanais
Yesterday into tropical bowers, fairly
alive with beautiful green vines and
CONTINUED on Page b
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TREPOFF WARNS TERROR
lists.

ST. PETERSBURG, July IA
Admiral Trepoff will probably
succeed Minister Bouligan. The
Terrorists have again been warn
ed by Trepoff.
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MORGAN AIDING BELGIUM.

LONDON, July liking Leo
pold of Belgium and J. Pierpont
Morgan Of New York are holding
a. conference with regard to the
financing of the development of
the Belgian littorals.
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QUIET AT THE FRONT.
SIPINGHAI, July 14.-It is
quiet at the front. The Japa-
nese are moving northward in
Korea.
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GERMANY AND SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM, July liking
Oscar and Kaiser Wilhelm have
held a conference. It is said an
alliance is contemplated.
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American Hawai-
ian Steamship
Co. Gets It.
Alliance Contemplated
Between GERMANY
and Sweden.
Associated Press Cab'esrams)

\HSoS'e'eo e1Sss \dO' O'SSTamS
NEW YORK, July 14-The
American Hawaiian Steamship
Company has contracted with the
Government to perform the Teh-
uantepec national transport bust
ness between the Atlantic and the
Pacific until the isthmian road be
completed, which is expected to
be a year hence.
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DEADLY TORRID WAVE.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Thir-
teen deaths from heat were re-
ported here yesterday.
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gram as already printed so that no
time will be lost in getting the large
party under way for the first of the
days trips.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

AMERICAN GRAPHoPHoNE COMPANY,
(0NSI.TITTIN-E QUARTERLY PREFERRED
DIVIDEND NO -
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
(.So ~ of and three quarters per cent the
preferred capital the American Graphophone CO.
win be paid November i. 1868 stockholders of record
November ]. JSy order of The Directors
EDWARD d. I1ASTON. President.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
Financial Meetings.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
q. Broadway
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
L holders Of Manhattan Railway Company viii
he held the Company's Office. No. 195 Broadway Man
haitian Borough City, Wednesday. November
Sth at O'Clock.
elected. three Inspectors Of Election.
The transfer books will be closed Saturday October
7th at noon VIII be re-opened Thurs
day. November 9th, 10 o'clock =. NJ.
D. ". McWILIIAMS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
NEW.JERsEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

sz,,sss daily nv J. Thomas Reinhardt. No 10 Wa -
.Amer,can Dock & Imp Co S. 1921. sJ.---1l11SSA l1S
Bergen Tu; noike 90 list 5s IDOL ) y ''.'-' e7n -
sasU BF1nsgiGs T1e%5o0 Tas5Dn Rg y 1st S. e2S
Camden suburban Ry 5s, 1876 ;oo,,o 4 l. ss 100
central Electric Co OF ls1 2s' = -. IS 20
Citizens. aseTe rs C % isf 81 S ini is S. s p1Ss
Consumers Light II & ? Co 2s. 1859 ioI5 & 100
Edison Elec III Co patterson iS' ~ .-....Ws "a
,1 do gen s IS i1' 1917 1sr Sy Isl ist ss 1850
Eizabeth & Raritan Street ny gen o. lsSs io
Isa-sr Passenser r r Is. 1903 ~ n loo Io3
go Gss : Esss Is Of Berg Co LIST S. 194e Is ss
I'D DO IsS ss iss4 ystef T Co LIST 4s 1852 ,lS III
Hopoken Ferry Co LIST con Ss dy5o ~ "a q N.i02 nx
Ho5oken t, LanI q cas- as 70 ist S. 1919 NE
rn-ssy cgtv Electric Light Co 6s. ltS T21 I3o
Jarsey CIV Heb P Ry Co 4s ls4s. ,a.o N z T. los
81 ehiigt Valley Terminal SIS, A & o. Is4s
.Iong Dock Erie S. 1885. A & 90 o. eS
,iiJGfcssx * Somerset Traction os. isSo--- lOsI
.s5jSIsSd MdaesdN p r Of n es 1910 O. iSSs
.Norrfs & Essex LIST IS 1918. IA " .l5o -
90 con as as 1y,o yae 90 con 5s is4s. iss
Newark Gas co LIST 6s 1914 S0J --...Ii3ls iiAo
New-BTnns Il Lss e X Y r n 6s 1910. VI N----iVi iVi
,--sr Jersey zinc Co Ist Is, lo2o 60 iisS
~ s GreenSqoT psrrt 20 gen 5s 1896 D-n ia
n u 81 & : + Teiephone Go S.. 1920 g e7
s, : Ws,sr sis Gas 9 Go CO com Ss lali
y fs. S,. = Western Term 5s i9t3 g ~ 10 is
,.ih 3 1I,sson 90 rsy Isl IS. IDA & J-.'--ffp ffp
do com 5s 1925. j & j. .ios
90 ex, So 1922 \ n : s y; S, iess 4 .-lss
Nor,h ,h 5u yerssy 81 Rv list A. IS4s ~ NJ. = -
c,ranxs & Pas.4ic Val Ry ist os 1862
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare follows
with those Of a week ago;
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
Rnnkers and Brokers.

Etna Indemnity,
Alliance Realty,
An1. Brass Co,
Am. De Forest Wireless com. & pf-,
kn,.-nawaiian S. s. stock & bonds,
Am. Sc lool Fur. &C & do,
Eorden's Cond- Milk.
Cook G Bernheimer corn. & pr,
Guanajuato con. bonds,
Harrison Bros. & Co. income bonds,
Harper Bros. income bonds,
Inter Banking Corp,
Lit Bros
N.Y.& @. Gas & Eieo. Co. 5s,
Pinelawn Cemetery.
Pitts Shawmut & Nov. 4s
Retsof Mining 1st 5s,
Union Typewriter
Underwood do,
Vulcan Cetinning,
r. r. Worthngton PIT.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

% dealt last
ch high and To-" prices e year 1919
hnnd re
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

BANK ExcHANeg: SALES RECORDED.
g,le hank exchanges & the New-IoTk Clearing
r5,1ge ana the stocks sold on the New York Stock
rsera-,pe last week and FOR the Same week Of
precedns, tuo gears compare rs folows:
go. o. Nev = 81 ~; .ts
satfl 80 afa = 1gs. Itg.sss S9oI 2e.l. 40
-. sf.ases sod 5..9l -asG 1,0iG.6f2 I.iet,lso
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
Public Notices.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Department of Finance.
Bureau for the Collection Of Taxes,
No. - Chambers Street
Stewart PuIdiue1

Department az Finance
Bureau for the Collection of Taxes,
No - Chambers Street
(Stewart Euildine1.
New York. November ]. 1905
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALI. PERSONS
whose taxes for the year l9G5 alaVe not been raid
before the lst day of November of the said wear
that unless the shall be paid the Receiver of
Taxes his Office in the Borough in which the prop
Borough Of 2fanhattan, No 81 Chambers street
Borough Of The Bronx. corner Third and fremont
avenues. The Bronx, =. Y;
Borough Of Brooklyn. Rooms > 4 6 and s Aunic-
frai Ru!l6ins Brooklyn. \. y:
Borough OF Queens. corner Jackson avenue and
Fifth street Long Island city. \. y;
BaroIIsh II Fsichnond corner Bay ana sand streets
Stspletcn. staten Island. y =
before 1he lst day of December Of said year, he
rerraining l,araid o., day. IN addition the
sr1ou,lt of such taxes. per cent1m the
arsaut thereof provided bs sections 9G and glS
of The Greater Neu York Charter 'chapter SIS Laws
- 5S17, DAVID z AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
ReceiUer's s Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

ascoua. : william bradley Randall, Receiver IN the
voluntary d.ssoia-ioa Of Harlem Cooperative Building
ard Loan Assooiauou sill he presented 70 Inc supreme
Court tbs State SPECIAL Term, Part J.
thereof. 20 be held ~ the Ceir cuso III me COUNTY ot
New 9th aaV II NpVeTiCeT, 1863. at the
opening Of Court on nst das as thereafter
counsel heard; motion VIII Dc made fer
.s sEcA
tie commission copo1aton properly Ieyale him
% ne SAID Receivers counsel Tor services inctdens p the
s.d reeeiFersh2 generally wei he preparation o
the account and .ae proceedings l5r rs seteuet pro
Tidtng the distribution ret
assets remaining i. lis hands.
him Receiver and relieving his surety
further liability, ana
order be
Dated. New Herk November /
WILLIAM BRaIT.E-T Rar TfstI.
Receiver OF the Harlem Is eraff,e
Builstns and I@1sl Association.
WILLIAM I-ASGDON. Attorney 1or secciser.
BselTnan street. York. y. I.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
tbirty-nine railroads systems for the third
in October OF these, twenty-seven return gains of
S54S 49, or 112 per cent and twelve return losses
or s3a7 054 or 81 per cent. The whole shows gain
Of s151s50 or 16 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings of six railroads or sys-
TENS for the fourth week in October which return
a loss OF s41.906. or p per cent.
Third Eeek In October
1905 1903. Differences p
o. So a1a 632 81 pol Inc Sa4S434 II2
u eonpanies.... 3117.asS 4.I14.637 39T G54 o.
7,otal 80 cos saC572e so5o5 ssa Inc. S151. $50 1o
Fourth week In October
companies 81 72I,54a Si,1ta3ei Dec S41,9 COG "a
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER
1905 1904 1908
r1urarar of srfieF-.... los
rea1th wecI n Oct. s4725i S44 800 SAT 63l
Iuy t. CIer 3i...... 51aiG9 536.9 5tf 36I
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

si9 25s 500 total sales for the week FIX interos
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26

Justice Davis, who presided at the
first two trials of Nan Patterson. in
an Interview i'm New York, gives out
the cold statement that Miss Patter-
son lied when on the stand in the last
trial. He declares that he was firmly
convinced by the way she told her
story the last time that She was
guilty OF the murder of Caesar Young,
and even had she told the truth the
jury would have been much quicker
to have acquitted her than Lad she
tod a lie. He said now that the
people of New York were satisfied
tlat she was classifying when she was
on the stand but obey were seeming
ly willing for her to make the most
OF her lies.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
GIVES UP FREE TRAINS

Minneapolis Journal The presi-
dent will accept no more free rides
from the railroads. Hereafter he VIII
pay his own fare. and when he has
guests, will pay for them also.
The first effect OF this new custom
naturally will be 10 reduce the ret
niue with which the president ordi-
narily travels. No president car
afford, out of his salary, to travel in
special trains, to pay the fare Of the
secretaries, clerks and stenographers
with whom he must be accompanied,
and Of the secret service men whose
presence is now deemed essential to
the safety Of the executive.
The determination Of the president
to be done with free ,irkets is com.
mendable, but it should he borne in
mind that he did not originate the
custom, o is his abandonment OF
it a reflection upon his predecessors.
The fact is that President koosevelt's
term has fallen upon times when the
railroad-rate question looms high
upon the political horizon, and Mr..
Roosevelt is the man who has put 1t
there. Flo: him to demand ever JUS
tice to all their patrons upon the
part of the railroads and accept &C
colnlnodations himself which lie did
not pay for would be Inconsistent. The
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26

II we could only see about six
months ahead and make out what
the Milwaukee, Northwestern and
the Great Northern railroads are 60
ing to do in South Dakota there
would he an easier feeling all around.
We have some hint of what the Mil
waukee's intentions are, but the
other two lines have kept the people
guessing. There are plenty of rumors
in the air connecting the North
Western with the Wheeler extension
southwest Of Mitchell to cross into
Nebraska. and many people accept it
for a fact. Perhaps within the next
month or two material will be shipped
into Mitchell on the quiet and work
begun before we know it-so SLY are
the railroads beginning to push oper-
ations.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26

American people believe that they
mase up 20 the rasIeoads IA some way
FOR all free rides, and The president
does fiut want rs he among those MO
are maSins the tariff burdens OF the
passenger heavier. He wants TO do
his part as Il citizen AS well as i pres.
ident. The example Of the executive
is ! noteworthy Ii and it ought to
effect senators, governors and all
Others IN authority.
1t ought also to simplify the hab-
its OF the White House as regards
travel. There is an uudemocratic
hutter about special trains, special
guards and special arrangements tor
The president. He should be allowed
to buy a ticket and board a train like
any other citizen, Ii may not come
to this because Of the unknown
dangers to the president from jam
ming into malicious crowds. Yet
the advertisement OF special trains
does more to draw these crowds than
anything else. Nor is there pruch
evidence that the secret service fun
mery has ever done anything to p,o-
the chief executive, President
Mckmley--was shot at a public Iecep-
ton with a wise sleuth ON either SIDE
of him. Perhaps the best precautions.
for Roosevelt at least. would be TO
discharge the sleuths, do his travel
ing in ordinary trains and depend up
on his own watcbfulness and that OF
the friends who accompany him. We
have no doubt that would be his
preference.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-26
Building a New Church.

Kimball Graphic: The Catholic
society is building a $40. 600 Church
at Mitchell. 1t will lie of Sioux Falls
granite md about the handsomest
church in the state. This, with the
new Catholic hospital to cost s25. 900
and a parochial school will greatly
strengthen the society in Mitchell
in which the business interests of the
city are taking an active interest.