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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
BEER AT THE CAMP.
Owatonna journal Says Large Guam
titles of Lager Are Consumed.

''The feelings of The Owatonna Jour
City Republican intimated that if the
encampment site of the Minnesota
guard were to be moved from Camp
I.akeview to New Ulm, the beer would
flow little more freely on account of
he fact that number of breweries are
located in the latter place, and there
would consequently be more beer avail
able for canteen purposes Lake City
Republican.
The editor of the Republican is entire
~ mistaken about the feelings of The
Owatonna Journal on this matter. That
The Republican made the rash state
ment that New Ulm should it entertain
the national guard would be one large
canteen on account of the many brew
cries that are located i'll the German
city, there is no doubt To this re-
mark The Journal took the stand that
The Republican was doing nothing more
or less than insulting New Ulm. That
city through its papers is perfectly ca
pable of fighting its own battles, but
when The Lake City Republican comes
out and says that the saloon keepers
of Lake City derive little revenue from
the three regiments that camp at the
state camp every year either the editor
has not taken pains to look into the
matter or else he wants to hear him
self talk. The writer has been in
camp with the Second regiment several
years and every year that he was in
Lake City he saw more beer consumed
known fact that large quantities of the
beverage is taken to Camp Lake
view by the different companies, but
that does not signify that the saloon
keepers of Lake City do not derive any
revenue from the selling of their bev-
erage to the boys in blue Lake City
is a beautiful little city and The Jour
nal has no objection to Camp Lakeview
as camping place for the state guard,
but because a more central point like
New Tim happened to be mentioned as
a camping ground for the guard, does
from the Lake City Republican which
has been severely criticized for this at
tack by the country press in general
The Republican says that The Ovation
ma Journal makes statements that do
not look well in print" 1t is hard to
appreciate the truth especially when it
is in print. Journal.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
GASOLINE BlAZED UP.
Warm Time In Tailor Shop This
Afternoon.


The blazing up of gasoline that had
leaked upon the table upon which a
gasoline stove rested in Wendlandt S
clothes cleaning and tailor shop lat 3Oi
North Front street, caused some excite
ment at 80 o'clock this afternoon An
alarm of fire was turned in from box
%, but the blaze had been extinguished
before the fremen arrived and without
any damage worthy of note having been
caused. The table was picked up and
taken out of doors. The building is
located just north of j. c. Thro's drug
store. in a building owned by Wendall
Hodapp.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
LIVES LONG JOINED
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Pressnall
Married Fifty Years.
The Event Is FittingIy CeIe-
brated at Eagle Lake.
Golden Wedding Attended BY
Relatives and Friends.
Company Presents Couple With
a Purse of Money.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Pressnall of
Eagle Lake celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary of their wedding Tuesday
evening. The gathering was held in the
Odd Fellows hall instead of upon the
lawn, as was planned, on account of
the rainy weather.
About one hundred invited guests
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris, of
Winnipeg, Canada, assisted Mr.. and
Mrs. Pressnall in receiving the guests
The program of the evening was open
ed by a short speech and biography of
the bride and groom, delivered by Mr.
Ira B. Reynolds. Samuel NJ. Pressnall
and his wife were both born in Indiana
the former in Henry county in 1887 and
the latter in Wayne county. Their
marriage was solemnized in the town of
Cady. Indiana, August -, 1855. Eight
children have blessed their union. Six
are now living: Melvin Pressnall, De
troit. Mimi: Mrs. Phoebe Williams,
Ponika. Canada: Mrs. Luly Wells, Madi-
son Lake: Mrs. Matte Norris, Winnipeg
Canada: Mrs. Hattie Odell. Minneapo-
lis: and Mrs. Lizzie Barnard, Mankato.
The aged couple have seventeen grand
children Mrs PressnalPs mother is still
living at the ripe old age of eighty
eight Five generations in a direct line
are thus living. thing that is very UNI
usual
Samuel NJ Pressnall served three
years in the Civil war. At the close of
that struggle, he moved with his wife
and three children to Blue Earth coun-
ty. Mimi. where he has resided ever
since, over period of forty years.
The children were all present at the
golden wedding except Mrs. Phoebe
Williams. who lives one thousand miles
west of Winnipeg. Canada. Over forty
eight members of the family were there,
besides hundred guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Pressnal were fortunate
in having as their guest Jonathan Press
nall. who was best man at their wedding
fifty years ago. and has resided in this
vicinity for a period of nearly forty
years as one of the neighbors.
The biography was followed by Sc
lection entitled weddings of Fifty
Years Ago. rendered by Mr.. Pressnall's
daughter, Mrs. Norris. Short speeches
were made by the resident pastors of
the village. The program was inter
spersed by vocal and instrumental mu
sic.
The host and hostess were the recip-
tents of many valuable presents not
the last among which was a purse
of gold coin.
Refreshments, consisting of ice cream
and cake, and watermelon were served
and the gathering closed with the song
Aud Lang Syne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pressnall will start Mon
day of next week for an extended visit
at their old Indiana home. from which
they have been absent for forty wears
The best wishes of host of friends at
tends them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
Seats Collapsed at Performance.

LIE Sueur, Aug. 2l.-Friday evening,
during a performance in a tent by the
OrrisOber stock company here, sec
ton of the seats, closely packed with
$50 persons, collapsed and fell to the
ground. Many persons were pinned be
meath the broken and tangled boards and
severely injured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
BLANCHE HOLDS THE FORT
Prepared to Give Battle to the Police
Of La Crosse.


Of La Crosse.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Blanche Milton, the Mankato girl who
has created such sensation in La
Crosse, was scheduled to appear in the
criminal court in that city this morning
and answer to the charge of vagrancy.
The La Crosse Chronicle of this morn
ing stated that announcement was made
yesterday that the charge of contempt
of court against Chief Byrne will be re-
ported to Judge Fruit of the circuit
court by Court Commissioner Prentiss.
This declaration is made with the be-
lief on the part of the attorney and the
court commissioner that Judge Fruit
will take the matter up. Whether the
court will do this remains to be seen
Judge Fruit will not be in the city for
about ten days.
If the court proceedings are brought
against Chief Byrne, an attempt will
be made to show that before the order
releasing Miss Milton had been signed
in the habeas corpus case, Chief Byrne
spirited the girl away from the court
room and refused to come back with her
when the court called to the party as
they left the room. Several witnesses
will testify to this effect.
What steps will follow the trial of
the girl in county court is not known.
Threats have been made by frankie La
Sale that if the girl is prosecuted she
will cause the arrest of every woman in
the city of similar reputation. The eff
feet of this, she claims, would be en-
barrassing.
Another threat is suit for unlawful
detention.
On the other hand, Chief Byrne APP
parently holds power in the case with
his charge of libel against the woman,
though she denies implication with the
writing of the letter sent through the
mails in which the police department. is
charged with unseemly interest in vari-
Gus propositions.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
BOARD TAKESACT|ON
Coughlan Cement Company Gets
the Clark Street Job.
Board of Public Works Recon-
mends More Work.
Will Favor Improvement of
Liberty and Plum.
Curb and Gutter For Those
Two Streets Named.

From Thursdays Daily.
The board of public works opened
bids at two o'clock this afternoon for
the curbing and guttering of Clark
street from Byron street to Prospect
avenue, as follows: Coughlan Cement
Construction company, so cents per
lineal foot; Mankato Sidewalk COM
pany, 81 cents per lineal foot, Nels Z.
Henning, S3 cents per lineal foot; Fowl
er & Pay 80 cents per lineal foot
The contract was awarded to the
Coughlan Cement Construction COM
pany.
The board of public works also act
ed on several other matters that are be-
fore it. 1t decided to make a favorable
report upon the matter of curb and gut
ter on Plum street between Broad and
Sixth streets, except as to the block
between Fifth and Sixth streets, and to
recommend that this be excepted for
the reasons that sidewalks have not vet
been constructed there. The estimated
cost of the curling and guttering is
81 ,446.
The board decided to present fav-
orable report upon the matter of the
crTbing and guttering of Liberty
street between Front and Fourth
streets, estimating the cost at $l,l4+.
The board will present its reports on
the three matters to the council next
Friday night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25

James B. Day has disposed of 220
acres of his Lyra property, the purchas
er being p H. Mountain and the consid-
Grafton $50 an acre. As part of the
transaction Mr. Day pays $40 an acre
for $40 acres of land near Breckenridge,
which Mr.. Mountain had purchased sew
eral years before at greatly incrcas-
ed cost.-Good Thunder Herald.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
Dr.. A. w. Chase's
Kidney-Liver Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and liver
regulator, and the only medicine hav-
ing combined action on kidneys and
liver. One pill dose; rs cents box.
/, Write for free sample'to The DIR. A. w.
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. G
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
G0UGE IN THE LEFT WRIST.
Painful Accident to Young Son Of
Joseph Lorentz.

From Thursdays Daily.
This morning the eleven year old son
of Joseph Lorentz while coming down
stairs at the family home, in some way
caught his heel in one of the steps, and
fell, cutting deep gouge in the left
wrist. Seven stitches were necessary to
close the wound
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25

George NJ. Evanson has disposed of
his hardware store at st. Peter and gone
to Sioux City to become secretary of
the wholesale hardware firm of Knapp
& Spencer. Mr.. Evanson is succeeded
as secretary of the St Peter Commercial
club by o. j. Duane, formerly of Man
kato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
Sudden Death of a Preacher.

Red Wing, Aug. lS.-Rev. c. LindelI,
aged fifty-eight years, assistant pastor
of the Swedish Lutheran church at
Vase, fell dead in drug store here last
night He was on his way to Chicago
to attend the funeral of his daughter
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25

John H. Ray and sons, Phil and John,
left at noon for their future home in
Minneapolis. Mrs. Ray will remain in
Mankato until Friday when she will go
to Minneapolis.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
To Appeal to Roads.

From Thursdays Daily
The meeting of coal dealers yesterday
afternoon decided to take the matter of
demurrage and freight rates up with the
railroads. Another meeting will be held,
but no time for it was set.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-25
BkCK-ACnE

and all other symptoms of kidney dis.
ease are speedily removed when the
kidneys are made healthy, active and
vigorous by the use of
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19
/ ilplA.!eren9 Sui.

NolGcnOc Sale holotcS iorlcNen Al Ell
&uoianu0oooiua / Ctaboma ~Nooo
ocn yooc AFonO CT jonQ, itnlnW ban
%lc0aniiotct. NJ cr blcpnc iaa mlt=
liz tlAnc %are po5 At tn cnlcn Mtoic-
rir9sllcni ian yCaleyco BET ,\uoidncr=
9}cierpatipn. Gn Summer ai ct &lc0=
NniiQt 0ipcy o3 Ell NyNnocuineidite
'mGo en- yrAlc inuttc, til Ncu, Der rUt=
ttr inn ben Tolerate 1in9iol. hpor nj
bNn9cr omlrin9 ct Eqr Tiger. mcocus
&iOncnt 9lpy Oeres ('cn9eaupi9ninQcr
IN Npntnnttr @01 0nar nj ben i
Ell Sncllorm. Zen rroe Nionos Sol
orItcr JA0cr Den peltliQc $,priiont
Smart oil bans lobbcrldruc0e Stam
mcr pore oplluQt Al Nubbcltrutcn, %
ban oil opbpre at crilierc. i tan lp=
rc bonn Ell 9Amrleora0i % lcitc Sto,
men ban pil lorilWtte at l0n0ea eitel
N(oitu9yottcns tilbcrcttc Stino ion
Nloiaimtr % 1t malcyiife Z Scbool.
Nans Gage cr taltc Cnonu en- TOR
Sio nj ban hmnc iinoc Yjaaoe ior oci
lIcipc Observation-Disclosures, men PrN'
ricna oQ llriIopcna Sou ialmcr fen,
lan ban I'LL tln cr en- Stpg9t, oQ or
tan lc bans liorc G09 paa oroen,
Sra bar talt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19
Wlrle yD2,

@oao CT Der Irelm meo @tanomo=
plt1 , lpor0cr 4'lncdpoIt9 lrlblnt'
mto NoCr'rften u en- a me Ncoot
tInA21rtlIlr oa orii0iter: ~ Ian
nCtp' lortlillle o2 q @mne, ocr ptIoe
name HOME 5ntC 't 'or NdIootitn AZ
Nl'ilIle'plo9 &(lotnma noor ocl plco
o'to 0tpaao'tI n 'aAi0nolAc %l'oGl
9lott ttto'o lltleaot NSor Iicct o(t
tl'holr II ~lI'loi'oHu nc 10 @i9er
p1o o'A 'iaaoNl0I'i' N''oN oA 'otGG-.
F'0 0lo'I "f'''''e'2 'l'o0o'o 00''H5
9ef' ~'p' 'or Aoot Ho'' "a" 0'F
Qot 'oI Na 'ao sa''p"I'' NIAot( o8
No'Q''o' '"a '0F og' ~'92 ~'p'0
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

ST. r.r i,otr NJ &9eamGtisme. Ebno
o,.u ~l Aoer 4ut.cr 4coemoo. softer
.l.r ai 2c'atiga, 9,q3cGrt Smcrg.r 9lg
uyae eay ~ aaotl rarllgi.e Smericr tit
'iriu 9.a1c jor a. @jcmme-&ar, Der iueeror
aue o'-ie 2i5tl.ar. 5an amer oct for i'm
BHgt at itNce oct irit III ale gioenOe. 2e
fan furcre 3em iclo 6Jenlmet, Buortif III.
iinoer Ian otteitere; nogcn 5oranorin9 al
&llmat er itIe no0oenoi9. Spoaselicn af
bette iimple @liobel iGtter ben 2ioenoe
jlano iii at fororipe al llric 9(do fra 8Ic.
Bet Igsner 2eoemobene, renier 8lo0et, tla.
rer Ginene % 9iper Smioiabeb % Sp'1no'
iti9beo til bet belle Gpilenl. Sois ppen'
itaaeube interesierer Gem, aoresier for Irps
Der @rs. 30. Summers, 8or R, @Otre
Tame, Sno. Striu bette Sprog.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19
yiorifc GOuiulrr.

giittcnmon0stomitru bar tAirmmi9
pcotd9ct cn 0cn'tilinQ Ill Stortbin8et
ct llotait til @oD ON Cprcttclle Al ct
iuritilt norit &oniulotiDilem gOUen
at truoe / Strait ite 2lpril 1906.
Romittcn opiorortr 5tortbin9et til at
.0jpc 5pcciQe9 9tcQicrmo }iotj9 ON Cp-
N3cGeu al fUllc9foniulcr, iama at ot
iornoone @engebcpilQnm8cr iorcta9cs
til Cprettclic al c0ct &onlulOtDrien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

On ,lngcnior ioy &ciuoienct uotllte
forleoen iol6caoe 6larOe, men odmentc
Cr0: Ter burot OeotQ9ts - &Oo,
Der iorbO0cr Gloo'e at bpQ9c Eonoc=
pcie. Gen Soc. at 0tn Dore &ant az
en- QapoeUei GorU. &oro o9 Sten
aft it0l taitrs mo ltotcn ar &ei=
an bur0e pare not til at iCuoe &g0tom=
mmoe 6on9iel ior niti Sage
let iuucs oprc let ior Ell 6oamauo
1euiuusloit at uotale fig iaa i.lrptj
t6i Tor0ploue ganooiilrtteyne er
life altiO iaooanuc, at man bar Raao
oQ 2lnleonin9 til at aniHtte en- op8tg
Enamauo til at leoe 2lrbeiOct, % bet
bGnoer lite oltio, ct man treiicr bet
6eoHe Gal9 al &eoer Tor bette 2lrbeioe.
Men ocn 5orOcl bar ri ialeidlo paa
oi4Ic adntcr ct pi Bar be 6eoite 9Natc.
rioley Tor &pgning Al goOe Scle.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19
raiflrld,,o
tilc0urt Sia'cfcu StOttrrl0N,


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oQ inU, yo. nos cnuA
moo 9'omt 80 4 ol,.an1
Njit Io8ncts wan "a Tio
loc tot 'o,butt cS port NtU,
b0 pHmc Na!t pou &n't
i 6upcoN r0c Enl.
}lNla, Ia ia. 10 "a
Sol fi'ltn nro o0 l0o rs llp
ia 1-o aa 1uTp % }n.
,.H..,.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

gents "a Start lJonillin9cn port
lauo, Cre., ital oabucs BEN tie 2luni
oa 6olot2 aabcn til i5oc Cttobtr. 1c
ncOiatte &iletprjier bill giore Oct ior=
bOlospj9 lct inr folt ct bcicgc &cltiia=
tcrue lpor ],15n.uQQ u0cu 5OOl hir
en- mo sra ion G2tinraattyne.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19
>Ocnll >Scracrt4 i0r @ucrige,

st ldcQum ina StodGom meooe
lcy, a gouo,ts lcruiaor.tmtcy io9cr
at iaa .icQjuinAM I'll at iaiioHe en-
lloioyia9aiaill pQa oct bctieuotc iocu-
lie 5cru ior at ior9morc> at oct ait
gaar Ill lloimOct Ut forilag oette
CitmtO Ialot .9jWnm .ii9sOogen9
Ncrnctammcr, men Ucoto9es Al }ln0et=
TANNER, b0iltct sj9t oct noDoeuoi9t at
opta9e Del til M 6orbanoliug lamlet
9ti950dg
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

Get bcrstte5 ON en- urc9ierli9 2nto=
mobil, iom qioyoc ct iDarc Cpituos
0iooerne i 4ortlono, N}c. "a ben
bapoe ItrGmt alle soft "a 0cite ira
@oom bc9it ben SclOmoro. oauoe
Den uUrtt 0rtOet til &aieri al 2uto6oL
tunoe @m 2,gcr btet friitet til at op=
lore bet paa IrittconOet9 aonto; men
0en par fun tt mt Siier for itje0e5les
SnQaag meo oNiolin.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

2ea ra2Nile Giccopmual 9}oSitoii
be- ocn 3oc o9. ltu0t o9 0rUbt al en-
Ell Al lime Solouicr, Der bar blcpcn al
ltcoI9ct.
Ut &arn 'o0tc9 lor.Cotu III g'crrrn
/ Vp0naoiue, ,SuO, Der bar baft 60
Qernc0 ,\ntcrceic Get b0p0c ncmli0
ell O.ipDpit!tt 4)ole.
2'Dcn SnOoer Stlobom0 bleu iUU=
utt mco AorOen, n9 rmtrin9 100 9Ncn=
nclIcr milicOt Vipct / en- option ben
iO0e 0@.
% FcriOncr orNbter, % 100 lemU=
ltc0c9 pCo ct {o0inmmcnltpo Narrie=
burg ga. om 9Ror0cncn 0en | ltc os.
@Mcrol 5baumon, 6or til Den Inn
lie @.M0tlt ion itjao Nobrltoii, CT
crter ct lNngcrc 60nlGnlt0b o0 retsli0
,{orhor blcpcn lrillcnot.
W}atD elopm bcipimcoc, GA bun
'ptleoell Ad9 lllilieoc pm Fen0cpul0,
ocr imocbnlOi -, $50 pea 9iem Norta
@o0cr; men ou ct Ul0rc Bar 1er iHnot
Den. oOcrleOCrCnc bcnoe ben p0 uU0tcoc
at moNt0Qc Ell Geonnin9 al 5000,
lal0t bun alOclt9 StQper.
4aa en- 9ahiciol &ipbcn6dpn bpO
en- noyit 1'prmno en- al 2amcrnc"
op Ill I0ns.
"1c mad unoinloc min @errc &c
bar o in9cn Nanoiter poQ. ia Den
lncrptoc &omiu % latte 9ioicn
Ncirct
Get qior macntm8. lille ,5omirl, "
ipogeoc SnrnanOen "jc9 palier
Nonoclut ooqtItcr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

Fcttcrien Ii en- 8utiD: "QOor ital
iea iotte min @oi? seq tror lite, Der
cr %loos no9cnlie0s; oct er Ujn beOii,
ic9 letter ocn paa QOoeoet i9Jcn
&ennm Get tror jeg er oct oum=
mcite @tco, on tam iGtte ben paa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19
Tnrifjcni0t.

6ritbjoI 9ionicn bolOt l7oc Moi
5dlcn &riltiunid inar.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

Ga ra2liile Glccopmuol 9}oSitoli
be. Don joc o9. itu0t % orUbt al en-
ell Al line .Sol0Uicr, Der bar blcpcn al
itcoIgct
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19

&Ocn Sn0oer Stl0bOma blep jUO=
uCt mco AorOen, p9 omtrin9 100 9Rcn=
ncIcr miltcOe Vipct en- option ben
iO0t Oa
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-05-19
[3oie Mar8ame
'rIAiE-1AfSEf.

= J..
for :. y. II. 4 u. Division c.. NJ & St T. Baner
OStgaapnde
The Washington times., 1905-08-25
BURROWS LANATION
ON INDIAN WARRANTS
Asserts Services Were Rendered Before
His Election as a United
States Senator.

Senator J. Ralph Burton of Kansas
has issued an explanation of his reIa-
tions 10 the Chickasaw Indian warrants
which were turned over to him after
he became q Senator
The explanation is exactly the one
forecasted in The Times yesterday. to
the effect that the services We're rem
dered before his election as Senator.
and that as soon as he was so elected
ne discontinued this employment, and
turned it over to his brother, 4. r Bur
ton. who now lives in the Indian Terri
tory. That the warrants were issued
10 him after his Senatorial term had
begun was because Governor Johnson,
for whom Burton was acting as coun-
sci at 5000 a year. had not the money
AT hand 10 make the payment when
Burton resigned his position.
In this connection it is explained that
when Burton made his contract at s., COO
year to represent the Chickasaws be-
fore the departments, Secretary Hitch
cock objected, and refused to approve
the contract. This was because he did
not think there was any need of an at
toTney ia such matters. and held that
the business ought 10 be done directly
with the department.
AS result of his attitude there was
rupture between Hitchcock and Bur-
ton that was never healed. 1t was i'm
possible, however for the Secretary to
abrogate the contract. because the In
dams had independent funds of their
own from which they could pay Burton.
The Washington times., 1905-08-25
BISHOP SATTERLEE
HIGHLY HONORED
Received Much Attention
While Visiting London.
HAS IMPROVED IN HEALTH
Washington Prelate Has Left Eng
LAND for Long Tour of European
Continent.
| HAS IMPROVED IN HEALTH

Reports have reached Washington
from the RI Rev Henry Yates SatteT-
lee. bishop of Washington, which show
he is rapidly gaining IN health and
strength, much to the qualification OF
his physicians. family, and friends.
The bishop has again left England for
the continent Of Europe, after a delight
ful visit 10 London and the provinces
Many honors were showered on him by
his brother churchmen, particularly by
his grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
whose American tour last year as the
guest OF the American church included
Il visit to Washington
During the last convocation of the
province Of Canterbury the bishop OF
Washington was presented to both the
upper and lower house. at the express
invitation of the primate. Bishop Sat
terlee occupied seat at his left IN the
upper house. The archbishop, as presi-
dent, referred to the presence of Blshop
Satterlee and said:
ANY bishop Of the United States
would be welcome among US, none more
so than the bishop of the Capital. HIS
being with us today strengthens the
bond between US and VIII do an immense
amount Of good to the church
In the lower house the DfShop was III
troduced by the Very Rev. Canon ELL
son. dean of Windsor. Thanking the
house, Bishop Satterlee said:
"Our forefathers of the American
church were members of the Church o.
England, thing which is never for
gotten in America
A second memorable church meeting
the bishop attended was the United
Board of Missions. which took place
in the HoaTe Memorial Hall of the
Church House, Westminster. The recep-
ton. attended by over 400 missionaries.
offered an inspiring scene. Bishops sat
teTlee and Doane, of Albany, stood III
the receiving line and assisted III greet
ing the guests.
Splendid addresses were made by the
American bishops, rotably Bishop sat
terlee, who said in particular, IN Amer
lea, as well as here. q wave of secular
ism and unbe1ief is growing in pofSer.
The people are losing their mold not
only on Christianity, but also On natural
religion. Christians are apt to lose heart
until they think of the missionaries.
When we meet missionaries, there is in
spiTatioH." "
While IN Taris Bishop Satte-Iee
preached at Holy Trinity Church. He
will return TO Washington late in the
fall, and resume his duties as diocesan,