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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
TREATIES RATIFIED.
President Snubbed by the Senate by
Large and Non-Partisan
Maiorifv

Washington. Feb. l4.-The senate in cS-
ecutive session late Saturday ratified the
arbitration treaties between the United
States and eight European governments.
1t required two sessions to reach an
agreement. AT the first session consider
atom was given to a communication from
the president TO Senator Cullom, chairman
of the foreign affairs committee, in the
form of a protest against any amendment
being adopted; at the second session the
treaties We're amended and ratified, with
only nine votes against the amendment
made by the senate committee ON foreign
relations.
The situation in The senate over the ar
bitration treaties has been strained for
several weeks. The first protests agAins,
the treaties We're made by senators from
southern states. who songht an amend
mcnt which would preclude HE possibility
of the arbitration of claims against their
states by reason of rcpuuiated bonds. Lat
er Ii was suggested that an amendment
should be adopted which changed but one
word. that of agreement" TO treaty" in
article :, making the article read as fol-
lows:
Yin each Individual case The high con-
tracing parties. before appealing to the
permanent court OF arbitration, shall con-
cluae q specia! treaty, defining clearly tho
matter IN dispute. the scope OF the pow
ers OF the arbitrators and the periods to
be fixed for the formation of the arbItra-
ton tribunal and the several stages OF the
procedure.
The amendment the p,.,.pose
of the protests made by the southern san-
ators. and III addition 10 that established
the principle that any matter in the nature
OF a treaty with a foreign government
must be c~onsumniatnd with the consent
OF ire senate. In this form The committee
exported the treaties to the senate.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
ACTION OF SENATE
DEATH TO TREATIES
President Will Not Present the
Amended Pacts to the
Other Powers.
HAY MAKES A STATEMENT
Roosevelt Stands Pat by His S.atemen,
in the Letter to Senator Cullom
and Will Drop the Whole
Matter at Once.

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
NEGRO QUESTION.
President Roosevelt Makes Address o,
Subject in New York at Lincoln's
p.xLJz. N:..

New York, Feb. l5.-.As the guest of
honor at the Lincoln Inner of the
republican club in This City last night
President Roosevelt spoke ON the race
problem. He appealed to the north to
make It's friendship to the south all
the greater becauS of the "embar-
rassment of conditions for which she is
not entirely responsible" declared
that the heartiest acknowledgements
are due To the ministers and law Off :
GERS and grand %iuries, public men and
great daily newspapers who have re-
Gently done such effective work in
ieadlng The crusade against l%ynchins
and that he problem was to- so adjus'
'he relations hetween the we races o.
different ethnic type that the back
ward race be trained so that il MAY
enter into he possession of true free
dom, while the forward race is en-
abled To preserve Unframed thu high
clNlllZatiun wrought out by its fore
Fathers.
Following the president Senator Dol
river OF Iowa responded to the toast
Abraham Lincoln" Geoi ge \. Knight
OF California. spoke ON The Republican
Party and James NJ. Seek, former as
sistant attorney general of the United
States, OH The Unity of the Repub-
The dinner WAS held in the main BAN
quet han of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
III the number OF guests and elaborate
ness of decorations is believed to have
exceeded amy function of its character
ever held in New York.
The guests numbered more than 300.
and not only crowded the main banquet
hall, but the Astor gallery. the Myrtle
room and even the foyer on the second
floor, the whole OF which was used.
Among the guests We're 215 women. who
dined iii the Astoria gallery. In the
main banquet hall the galleries We're
almost entirely hidden by forsyrha and
%laurels. the tables We're laden with sun
set. La France. Genera Jacqucinont
and American Beauty roses. ON the
walls Mere feStoons of American flags
and the coat of arms of the states. Back
OF the Speakers table was Il large oil
painting of Lincoln. draped with Amer
lean flags and surmounted in electric
lights with the famous motto. with
An
The president was introduced by
Louis Stern. president of the Repub-
lcan club. in Il brief speech. He re-
ferred to him as having earned the
right by the quality of his admins
tration" to be called the successor OF
Abraham Lincoln. The sentiment
minutes. There was prolonged hand
%clapping, n the udies in the gall
@leries waved their handkerchiefs. A
mention of Mr.. Mckinley also caused
a demonstration.
As President Roosevelt rose to re-
ply the ba%nqueterS in the adjoining
rooms crowded into the main hail
and gallery until every inch of space
was filled.
President Roosevelt prefaced his
speech by Il short eNt~einporaneous in
production. in which he said that al
though he WAS speaking to fellow
members of his old political club.
what he was going 10 say would be
said as an American speaker speak
ing 20 good Americans. He then en-
tered upon his set speech. but de
raltel frequently from the text. and
these departures constituted some of
me most Interesting features OF the
address,.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
BUILDING BILL PASSES.
Omnibus Measure Carries A%ppropria
ton of Over $4,000, 900.

Washington, Feb. l6.-The omnibus
public library building bin carrying an
authorization for public buildings and
~hurchaSe of sites amounting to s.. 499, 900
MAS reported to the house yesterday by
Chairman Gillett of the house commit
tee ON public buildings. The bill makes
authorizations Tor a large number Of
new buildings, including sites, and for
Increases III rost of buildings already
authorized. including:
lowa-Cedar Rapids. $4,000; Webster
city, 500. 600; Mas"m city. $4,000. Des
Moines, $500. 0o"; clarinda. S45. 900.
Missouri -St Louis, S3I5, 600: ST. Jo-
seph. s5o.o00.
Nebraska Plattsinouth. $4,000: York.
SIC, 600; Grand Island. 800. 600.
South Dakota Mitchell. ST., 900; Wa
,ertown. $4,000.
The secretary OF the treasury Is au-
thoriZed to sell the old min building in
Denver. Colo. for not less than $50, 900
and apply the proceeds to the con-
Struction OF the new mint building in
that city.
The secretary of .hc treasury is au-
thuriZed to sell the old federal building
in Los Angeles AT not less than 5000. 900
and apply the proceeds To the construc-
tion of the lieW federal building In that
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
REsERvisTs I'M REVOLT.
New Disturbances Among Them
Provinces Adjoining Germany.

Berlin, Feb. 49, Fresh disturbances
OF a serious nature have broken on,
among the reserNists OF the Russian
provinces bordering on Germany. Al,
kieff. the great pilgrim city, STYLED the
Jerusalem of Russia, the reservists be-
gan looting in The outskirts OF the city
and killed - police officer. They We're
fired on by tossaeks. Eighteen re-
serNists were Killed and more than
eighty wounded. Al Nieiin. In the same
i,eighborilood the rcscrNist ssmashed tho
windows of a train. When orders were
given for the train To start they gath
cred in front II the locomotives. refus-
ing to move. some lay down OH the
rails. saying they preferred this death
i" japanese bullets in MAnchuria.
AT l<ursk "a party of reservists at
tackled three mobilization officials. KIN
in. one and badly Wounded two. Ii is
reported the ri~ngi.aders We're shot The
next morning in IN" prison yard after
- summary TRIAL.
In tn" government II rodolia Nolina
$40 i'eserVtStS fed It the woods. where
tireN ar" Wandering about in tn" deep
Snow. Parties of CosSacks have been
sent To canulre them and i'm case Of re-
~Sistance they will shoot.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
REPLIES TO HEARST.
Sullivan Admits He Was Once Indicted
for Manslauqhter in
Boston

Washington. Heb. ls. In the hous,
today sullivan of Massachusetts ad-
lEitt"d that his father and himself wore
convicted in 1850 of ~manslaugIlter
Sullivan explained that While his IA
Their w1ts conducting I, licensed hotel
in boston he MAS attacked by a drunk
en- man. sullivan, then II Years old
Went I" the leSCGe of his father. The
man was knocked down and struck
his head against II curbstone. and new
CT recovered. His father Was SEN
fenced 10 three years imprisonment
sullivan Was held to he only technically
guilty and Was neither imprisoned non
fined.
sullivan received loud applause from
10th sides of the chamber when he
deciiied that under similar circum-
stances, if his fathe were alive. he
would go TO his defense again. He took
his SnAt nmil ranrMnl lnnalnSn
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
PARLIAMENT OPENED.
But the King in His Throne Speech.
Says Nothing of Much
Interest.

London, Feb. lG. Parliament was Or
ened this %afteinuon by King Edward
with all the historic p~ageantry which
mas marked This ceremony since his ac-
,essioi. The sovereign himself read
The speech from the throne. The docu-
ment WAS commonplace.
The only EFF relce To the RuSso-Jap-
anese war, which the king said 'un-
happily continues" Was 10 announce
that my government has been care.
full to observe in the stiicteSt manner
the obligations incumbent upon neu.
trail powers.
The lenethiest paragraph was de.
voted tn the Balkans. and saws the sit
uation continues to give cause for anx-
ietN.
Moro than usual interest attaches Il,
1odaN's opening of parliament, as The
belief is practically universal that it
will be the last session of the present
p~arlianaent. Even should the govern-
ment escape defeat il is thought Pre-
mier Balfour will voluntarily dissolve
parliament in the autumn and take the
opinion of the country ON the fiscal and
other questions now agitating the
electorate.
food Weather favored today's pag-
can't. and big crowds We're about from
an early hour. Watching the assembling
of the troops Which lined the brief
route from buckingham palace to the
house of lords The usual interest was
shown in the time honored search OF
the vaults beneath the houses of par
lament by the yeomen of the guard
viii their lanterns and ',albards. Be
tween this ceremony and the appear
mGce of the royal procession a constant
stream of carriages containing peers
and progresses in their robes of state
and officials i'm brilliant uniforms. en-
livened the somewhat tedious wait.
The royal professions We're the same
as last year When the snvereigns is
sue from the gates # the nalace they
were greeted With a great burst of en-
thusiasm which quickly spread the
whole length of the professional road.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
SENATE AGGRESSIVE.
Proposes to Push Its Warfare Aoain.
the President Into Fields of
Appointments

Washington. Feb. ID senator spoon
er had prepared a report containing
the views of the members of the senate
committed ON judiciary. on "a resolution
introduced by lillman asking an opin-
ION On the right of the president TO
make recess appointments between the
adjournment OF the session of congress
and the converting OF another. when
the two sessions are e ged into each
other. The report denies the prcs!-
dent has the right to construe a recess.
and suggests certain limitations upon
the presidents power To appoint to Of
flee. during recess, those whose nom
nations have been sent in and con-
sidered, bat not confirmed, at "A former
session.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Japs lear Up Railroad.

81. Petersburg, Feb. IA dispatei,
from kuronatkin says: EARLY in the
morning Of the 18th 300 Japanese cav
airy attacked q bridge near I'engtse
Kong and damaged thirty yards OF
railroad. Train service was resumed
after some delay.
"The Japanese bombarded Poutiloft
hill and Sekneyan With siege guns the
llth. One officer was killed and scv-
ersl wounded"
7 no. Feb. l3.-The Russians con-
linued TO lombard portions Of oysma's
center n right on Saturday,. the
Japs recently surrounded u Russian
cavalry detachment near iiSien Chang,
killing three OF the enen. ana wound
Ing eleven.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
VOTE. FlxER WANTED.
Man with Evidence of Colorado Frauos
Jumps from Train and
Escapes.

Denver, Feb. lG. The police ore
searching The city for Juan,le Dios
McnteZ, county clerk. Who while i'm The
custody of Sergeant AT Arms Niane
Gourt of the legislative committee i'm
~~estlsating the g~ubernatorial contest.
escaped from "a Rio Granle train and
disappeared Fast night. Niane Court
Was returning To Walseuburg with
Montez for The purpose of compelling
him TO produce before the committee
the ballot box of a precinct in lIuer-
fano county, where the democrats
charge chat astounding frauds in the
interest OF Peabody We're committed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
DUP ONT F0R SENATOR.
Eight Addicks Men Will Vote for tn.
Democrat in the Delaware Ccn.
test TO Elect Him

Dover, Del. Feb. Is. 1t is announced
on good authority today that eight
union republican assemhlynen win
leave j. Edward Addicks during the
week n cast their votes for Z. Cole
man Dupont. the millionaire president
of the Dupont Powder company. for
United states senator. Dupont is a
democrat.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
ANOTHER &C FRESHMAN, TOO.
The Federal Grand Jury Gets j. N
Williamson of Oreuon.

Portland, ore, Feb. l5,-The federal
grand Jury Indicted Congressman j. n.
NlillamSon aud his partner in the
sheep business Van Gessner, and also
A.. X. Bisgs. land commissioner al
%PrineNillc, Gre. charging conspiracy To
defraud the Fnited states of public
lands
The i1dictm"nt alleges that ON June
30. l!o2. the accused persons into a con-
spirarN TO file applications for public
lands in crook county, oregon, and
swear that the land Was for their own
use. when. according 10 the indictment
II WAS for The benefit of the firm of Van
Gessner " Williamson. who desired the
laMdS fMl sheen grnzimg
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
RUSSIAN LOSSES I'M A WEAR.
Figures From ST. Petersburg Ar.
Startiinqiy Large.

81. Petersburg, Feb. IL Official re-
turns ful the first Ne;,r OF th" war.
not Including Pot Arthur statistics.
SHOW that 1870 43a officers and men
passed through the hospitals. going
north. of which humber 1000 subse-
q%uentiS died. These figures ,lo not in
'lude those killed on the field OF bait
tIe. nor those slightly injured, The
proportion diving in hospitals is Very
low. the total loss To the active arluN
in and sick being :, little.
over 10000, OF whom almost half
have still Il chance OF returning To thN
ranks. The Other half Will oe inNalided
OF returned. The Russians killed in
battle is estimated al 10000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
SENATE WANTS TO KNOW
Calls on the President for More .acts
About that Dominion
keootjat;on

Washington. Feb. 10. Senator lia
CON today introduced a resolution re-
citing the agreemer.- between the dip
lomatlc representatives of the United
States and the Dominican republic in
january, calling upon the president
Cor information concerning il.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
NO NONSENSE FOR JAPAN.
Golfers Under Whatever Flag Helping
Russia VIII Be SUNK.

Toxic. Feb tG Ia discussing a re
port that golfers had refused To ac-
company the second Russian Pacific
squadron on its way north. q member
of the JaI'anos" naval staff said to-
day
our commanders win fire ON and
sink amy colliers found i'm company
with Russian Warships. regardless of
their natiofalitN.f
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
CAR REPORTED
SEEKING PEACE
And Russian Boursc Shows
Better Prices Because of
the Latest Reports.
JAPAN GIVES UlTlMATUM
Nava, Commanders Will Sink Golfers,
Under Whatever Flag. that Are
found Accompanying the
Russian Baltic Fleet.
JAPAN GIVES ULTlMATuM

81. Petersburg Feb. 10. Prices an the
course today We're strong ON rnlnors
of peace.
Paris. Feb. IN dispatch To the
Petit Parlsieu from 81. Petersburg Says
the ear is said to have OH
potent persons upon the best waN to
conclude a preliminary atrnistice With
the Japanese and then IN come To II
definite understanding APO conditions
that would not he too humiIiatins FOR
Russia To accept.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
The NEWS AT TOXIC.
Admiral Togo Has Left Naval Base a.
kure for Seruice.

Toxic. Feb. l6.-Manchurian head
quarters. reporting today. says
The Russians shelled twice and at
tackled Wait;io mountain on sunday.
but We're repulsed.
Small forces of Russian infantry at
tackled l.apatai and Hanshakatai Mon
day. but We're rcpulsed. The Russians
continue to construct entertainments in
the ncighborhood of H~eikoutai."
dmira Togo departed from kure
yesterday, His destination is kept Sc
cret. II is presumed he is proceeding
south.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Quiet in ST. Petersburo

81. Petersburg. Feb. l6. The hast
visible Nestise of the great ST. Peters
burg strike disappeared TODAY. when
he" employees of the Putilotr Iron
works returned. In all the works bal
lots are being distributed for The cleo
ti"li sunday of representatives on the
MIXED commission of masters ana
,NOIkmcn
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Worksrs Return to 1asLa

Wars;tw. Feb. t@.-There was a par
tial ~rrsunption of work today at some
of the Smaller concerns. The officials
h a 600 petsons Were arrested in
connections with the strikes. of whom
}Sf have been released.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
SUNDAY COMPARATIVELY QUIET
Capital Experienced No Repetition of
Violence During the DAY.

ST. Petersburg. Fen. 4.-rhe anticipated
renewal of trouble among the workmen
sunday was not realized. Neither strik-
ers nor students made the slightest at
tempt to demonstrate. and throughout the
day the city presented a normal appear
ance. The rmpcror's creation of a joins
commission Of masters and WOrkmen,
chosen by themselves. to investigate the
causes of discomfort among the laborcrs
has made an exceedingly favorable i'm
preston, being considered definite evi-
dnncc OF ih" governments purpose TO COM
pei some OF the rapacions masters who
have paid starvation wages TO 10 justice
10 tlei. employees.
The imperial decree ordering the forma-
ZION OF the committee reposes The presi-
icncN III She body in Senator Ch.dlovski, AZ
member of the council OF the empire, ana
mstructs IN" committee to ascertain I'M
mcdiateil the causes Of discomfort of ST.
Petersburg workmcn and devise measures
TO prevent such discomfort in the future.
The committee consists of representatives
OF government departments in the various.
industries and of the Workmen. The pres
dent is authorized to report In person TO
the emperor, and determine the number
aud mode of selection OF the committee.
Al the Mali theatcr n scene was created
l,y cries OF Down with the autocracy,'
and personal abuse of the emperor. The
demonstrated were elected from The the-
alter.
The police continue to make arrests.
NJ. ~Siouvoriu. n n Sarcastic editorial
article IN the N0ror NrcmNa suggests that
the best .grCSs from the present trouble -
10 invite an American syndicate TO cons
in and take over The government, as
Americans make the best managers of big
enterprises.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
zemstvos Demand Peace

Moscow, Feb. "a. The district zen-
stNo adjourned today after adopting a
peace resolution.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
No Vote for Kansas Women.

Topeka. Kan. Feb. IA. The hill civ
ing women The right To vote for presi-
dentiii electors Was killed by the sem
ate today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17

John II. Mitchell.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 Hon. a. II. tanner.
Portland. Ore: | an deeply ericyed. j
am sur" You are no; guilty. Don't be in
scrNiewei. Say nothing. Don't fail 10
apmIly with my request in Harry's letter.
John Ii. Mitchell.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-26
A Grim Tragedy.

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x'ictim of Consumption or Pneumonia
But When Coughs land colds are prop,
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-26
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

N Office is hereby given that Arthur Durell
~ Gore and Charles Albert Couns have
formed partnership under the name of the
purpose of manufacturing and selling for a per
iod OF twenty years from January %, 1905, all
manner of handles paper plugs and general
novelty wooden ware, with q capital of two
thousand dollars, of which amount Arthur Dur
ell Gore has subscribed one thousand dollars
and Charles Albert Council has subscribed one
thousand dollars to be paid in cash at once
That the liability of each of said partners is
limited in accordance with the Act of General
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA, approved the 9th day of May, A. D., 1899 and
that the articles of partnership:have been left for
record in the office of the Recorder OF Deeds in
and for Cameron county, Pa.
KEYSTONE HANDLE COMPANY, LIMITED.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-26
WINTER MEAT EATING
The Poor StOmach's Tale Of Woe.
Just Now Hi-o-na Is Needed.


AT this season of the year thousands
OF people are already showing the i'll
symptoms that are sure to result from
the usual winter diet, indoor life, meat
eating, hearty food, lack of exercise, over
work, and poor ventilation spell sickness, "
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IT the stomach cannut do its work
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IF the digestion is impaired, the blood
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nervous troubles, headaches. backaches,
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