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New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-I S. Green. Pittsburg FIFTH AVE
NUE-N. II. SecTest BoCO DEF ForO. South Amer
lea; George w. Dunn, Binghamton. n. Y HOi4-
IAND-T. A. MaFloW. Helena. Mont; Dr. +. Quit
eras Havana MANHATTAN-Elihu Root, SecTe-
tarv of State. Washington MURRAY HILI-H.
j keith Boston, NETHERLAND-Dr. Maurice
Csoodkind. Chicago. SAVOY-James ChatwOFth,
Cleveland WAL.DORF-A ASTORIA-M deS POTteS
Do In Fosse. French Charge d d'Affares. Washing
tom Sanor Don Pedro r. Bermiedes. Washington;
Syivfno CiureeI do Amaral. First Secretary of the
Brazilian Embassy and Charge d'Affaires, Wash
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SAYS HOPE HALL IS TO BE IN NYAcK.
Hushing Citizen, Hot on Mrs. BallingtOn
Booths Trail, Gives Out Information.

Since Mrs Banington Booth moved Hope Han
from Flushing some Of the residents OF that place
active n the to get rid Of the han nave
been trying 10 find out where the new Hope Han
IS 10 be located Those connected with the nstitu-
ton refused all information, but one Flushing man
says that ne has positive information that Mrs.
Booth has purchased an estate OF fortyseven acres
at Nyack, n. Y There is an old dwelling on the
property which is to he enlarged and a lake where
Mrs. Booths boys" can bathe during the summer
season and perhaps do a little fishing.
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THE REV. MR.. FoRsUsH ACCEPTS CALL.

The Rev. William Byron Forbush. for some time
associate pastor OF the Madison Avenue Reformed
Nhureh announced yesterday that he has accepted
call 10 the pastorate OF the Woodward Avenue
congregational Church, Of Detroit. DR.. Forbush
vas the founder and is secretary OF the General
Alliance Of Workers with Boys. He also organized
tae order Of the Knights OF King Arthur, and is
me author of several religious works for boys He
-aS al various times been teacher and lecturer at
brown University. Hartford Theological Seminary
oha Ieaehers COLLEGE. Columbia University.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
THE FOURTH AT sHELBuENE FARMS.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Burlington. VT. July 4-Dr. and Mrs w Seward
Webb entertained the people Of ShelbuTne and a
number of guests from New York City. this after
noon and evening at the SheibuTne Farms, with
Fourth of July celebration. In the evening there
was a display of fireworks 10 which all the resi-
dents Of the village were invited The house party
from New York includes Mrs. Hart Lyman, Miss
AtterbuFy Miss Ellis, Miss Marion Lyman. Miss
I,anghOrne Miss Marion Clarke. Mr.. Tracy, Mr..
Roone. Mr.. WOolsey, Mr.. Blair Mr.. KernOehan,
Mr. Cunningham. Mr.. Taft Mr.. HOppin, Mr.. Hig-
ginsOn and Mr. Whitney.
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Died.

FRlnGNAN--As Hartford Conn. Yurv q w,,,sn :,
EunsEa services a. his late 1ssi6sacs NJ 20 srs
street Hartford On FFIs1v r,srnin- I;- a - 10 =,
a. m lnteTment a. Northampton. Mas.
EL-o3 Tuesday July Iooe at hsr som~ - "a
ne ~ ~, aSSi SS hIdEsp9r, Conn Jane HartUei ev
vete- Boston ana chicago papeTs please copy
l.Lo2 - ~ Iqs.say Juiy taos Palmer COR r.
from his late residence No az Wss, ga S. o. ,i.
DAY al n a. Intermenf C-avesack. IS. s.
Aids ) CSufasnly aI qR Tsd8esasy July le N-
TTeesiienee No 2o5 West sI,h 81. Friday. M
tohio' papefs please copy,
i'4flGHToNEA5 f6ilTIS = - Ashsyills s,- July esez-
nSi5el 20 attend thS inersl services fEom t's
on Thursday. July 5. 3 .. N.
LIVER LXER-As Eshway. J.. Jqly , Isos cha-i-s n
residence ~ Sis {sn5 si Sl i, MI take place 3 90
~ e~e { -, y ave. lava y n y on THURSDAY. Js =
i ,sae. -, Ssy YORK at 1910 and 1.ao Psrp-
Forest FiiIi j. On Moudsy IaIy susss e. VIZ
nsrTv ~ q s E'isN S9s 'Ts i3ss Elisha p Pu1a. tr-
GmsNaE mss,iSr efssaas Has,s u July 1- e p sr a
Issg,r is1, SrSsss Wi, meet train g. Y9rksovl sses
RaiITosd '' "" '''~ f--''
5sS 5S5 y Bertha r. wife e EdyeE " H
Funeral I services fror 1Se ebaps ana a 81 ' rss s9
New York. Thursday. July 5 a. lo:9o a m.
R9sINsoN-og Iuly 1879 George IT. Robluson. o. ssf,
sd s., on Frtlay moTnins 10 o'cocs InteIIueIt st
Butte tsIonD AMI salt Lake City papers please COPY
sANF0Rn-At n:s home clinton ave ana south 1o,1
St NewaTk. y J, Wednesday. July joseph far-
Sanford in his s6fh Motive % funeral hsrsslsl.
STODDARD- Drowned IN Lake HoQatconE july 4 Tlrrss
i~sieson SSoagaTa eees5 s1 son or Milhaa ann u
Webb Memorial chapel Madison. y J.. On Erl'sy.
July C. 1895 az II a.
wRIGHT-A her late residence. No. sst Fshlara are.
Forest HiL n j. Monday, ruy . susan a. Wright.
daughter Of Emily ard the late Elisha TO- Purdy. for
merry Of Amawak. y y Funeral services resi-
dence.l "Wednesday evening July A. a. p NJ. s-t -
AniaWalk M-etnS House Thursday az lS C'C.eC.c
Carriages viii train YOrEt0 Eel-I:s
leaving l55th at 9;aS a. New York q Putnam
Railroad.
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COMMANDER BOOTH RECOVERING.

commander Evangeline Booth OF the Salvation
army who has been suffering from a severe at
s@ck Of pleurisy is gaining strength gradually. It
I 1la Al NE army headquarters that the improve
'S 2" pronounced that IL is expected she viii be
.--e %iio1Sh IN few weeks 10 undertake
-, -, - Europe 10 consult with her father, Cen
-. " imam Sooth' concerning the interests Of
r,ac - iyil -, sEtny IN this country. This trip
poraTfisJ l,e.1i tSif.e place last week. tenn
New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
RECTOR OF RosLYN CHURCH RESIGNS

The Rev. Isaac Peck, rector Of Trinity Episcopal
Church. Reslyn, Long Island, is TO resign, after
sixteen years successful work in that parish Mrs
Clarence H Mackay is deeply interested in Trinity
Shurch and is having erected new church and
parish house a memorial for her parents. The
plans for church and parish house were prepared
by Stanford White but his death will not delay the
work A few days ago Mrs. AIackay ordered new
organ for the church
New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
MARRIAGE OF Ex-ooNeREssMAN LEnTz.

Columbus. Ohio JuIy s.-FoFmer Congressman
John J. Lentz and Mrs Kate Alexander were
married to-day. The ceremony was performed az
the home of the brides mother by the Rev. II Z.
Redford, OF the Universalist Church Immediately
after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Lentz left for ma
Ar, Isent- win speak az an insurance convention
New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
DELEGATES SAIL FROM LISBON.

Lisbon. July "A party OF delegates 20 the
Pan-AIheriean Congress sailed to-day on board
the steamer Thames for Rio Janeiro, Among
the delegates are former Governor Andrew j.
Montague Of Virginia Senior Nabuco the Bra
gillian Ambassador 20 Washington, and repre-
eentatives OF most Of the Central and South
American states.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
eAaRlLoWTcH 10 PLAY HERE.

tracted with the Russian pianist GshFilovtch for
tour OF the United States and Canada, beginning in
NnpemheT next
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SpeciaL Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Racing sheePshead Bay.
Snshaese dinner at Pawnee Btls show, BTshton Beacn
p
Hearing before the New JsFssy Interstate
Bridge Commission. No. - Nassau street afternoon
Free admissions OF Art and Natural History
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RAILWAY STRIKE LIKELY.
Siberian Lines May Join Employees
IN SOuth-Bombs SeiSed.

st, Petersburg, July According TO informa-
tion received here the employees of the Siberian
Southwestern and Caucasian railroads are ready
to join in a general strike, and the Iongshore-
men OF the Black Sea ports are prepared to take
part I'm the movement
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SCHOONER LOST: CREW SAVED.

St Johns n. r. July 4.T Tho Boston schooner
Mary Powers Captain OAeiL foundered of the
Grand Banks last Monday. ard the members Of the
crew managed to reach here to-day in dorles. They
had rowed eighty miles to land The boats narrowly
escaped being swamped-
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average, a. average for corresponding date year
~ aversge Tor corresponding date last tweny-lve
years. IS.
Local Forecast--Partly cloudy to day and Frisay;
light ffesh northwest north winds.
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WEDDINGS.

Cards out announcing the wedding OF Mrs
Blanca e. Duclos and Ephraim A. KaTelsen, an
attorney of this city, Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Karelsen will spend their honeymoon In Paris.
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sToLyPINs AssAlLANT SET FREE.

saratov, July 4.-Kozzloff, who attempted TO
assassinate NJ. Stolypin on August 4, 1905, while
the latter was Governor Of saTatoff. has been
acquitted
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast Washington July -
TIE weather was generally pleasant during TO day
While there in the Atlantic states. the
lower lake REGION. and portions Of the extreme
Southwest they brief duration except on the New
jersey coast temperatures were everywhere sea
zenaba except in valley Of California and the North
rs cine states where they continued high
The WINDS along England coast viii be fresh
northwest 20 north Middle Atlantic coast. light 10
fresh north Along South Atlantic coast. light to
fresh northwest Along East Gulf coast light and
variable Along the Gulf light 70 fresh south
east 10 S.llth On lakes. light 70 tresn, and
nasty north To northeast the upper lakes, light 10
Seaners departing Thursday for European ports will
fee fresh northwest north winds. with far weather
10 Crani Banks
Forecast for SneriaI focaltios.-Fer Delaware. New
Jersey Eastern FernsyivaRa. Eastern Now York and
New EaeIand partly cloudy day and Friday; sht
fresh northwest 10 north winds
For WeSserr PennsS lvauia and Western New York fair
10 dav nd FRIDAY. Ight north winds.
Generally Il Indicated for the
three thaouRhuut the country. although
son9 snowrs pFobahe Thursday in the southeastern
states "a will b somewhat warmer Thursday the
IoSer Missouri Upper Mississippi valleys IN
Western Idaho and the interior OF Washington
ana Oregon
Local OAielaI ReGOrds-The following ofaciaI record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperatlre the last tWentyfour cnmpari
sen wlth the corresponding date OF last yea:
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N1rnesfin Haf.e


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(outsde OF ths B0T0ushs of Nanhattau and Bro-v
Also cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii and the PhiVufrcs
without extra expense for foreign postage
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charge.
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Kostroma. July A number of armed revolu-
tionists yesterday took possession of steamboat
which was transporting ammunition and carried
off the explosives including $50 pounds of dyna-
mite.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
HORsFORp's AeID PHOSPHATE

Relieves Headache
caused hy overNork disorders o.
impaired digestion. Relieves quickly.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-05
INJURED IMPROVING.
Salisbury Wreck Inuestigation-
Mrs. CosSitt Sails.

Salisbury. England, July 4.-The bulletin is
sued at the infirmary this evening says that
Robert S. Critchell. of Chicago. and f. w. Sen
tell, of Brooklyn. who were among the passen-
gers injured when the Plymouth steamer ex-
press was wrecked on July 1. are improving.
Miss Hitchcock is much better
The Board of Trade inquiry into the disaster
has begun. 1t will be thorough, and all the ex-
pert testimony possible will be taken Major
Pringle who is directing the inquiry will also
attend the coroners investigation
The police have been informed by one of the
relatives of a person killed, whose name is not
announced, that large sum Of money was
stolen at the time of the disaster A careful
investigation Of the story is being made
1t was unofficially learned to-day that the
time in which the boat train should cover the
lis miles to London is 113 minutes.
Southampton July 4.-The North German
Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. which sailed
from here to-day for New York, took among
her passengers Mrs. Frederick Henry Cos
sit, daughter of Judge Dugro. of New York
who is returning home with the body of
her husband. who was among those killed in
the railroad accident at Salisbury July l. The
young widow had to be assisted on board the
steamer by two members of the Duveen family
and a nurse, who accompanies her Mrs. Cos
slit presented pathetic picture and almost col
lapsed on crossing the gangway.
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

is readily accessible BY Harlem from Grani
tral station Webster and Jerome Ave1us tyolsJs an
BY carriage Lots Sie5 Telephone 1855 GIeInsrcy
f0r Book OF Views representative
Office, 20 East gSrd St. New York City.
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LADY DOYLE.

London. July 4-Iady Doyle, wife Of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. died to-day
Sir Conan Doyle married. in 1855. Louisa, youngest
daughter OF J. Hawkins. Of MinsterWOTth.
Gloueestershire
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Moscow, July "A band of terrorists consist
ing Of thirty-fve young men, with full equip
ment Of bombs and revoIvers has been captured
by the police here.
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For points IN Europe All Countries IN III. Universal
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UNDERTAKFRS


FRANK =. CAMPBELL co, s4l-5 W sss a..
World known. old stand, Tel 122f Chelsea
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Forecast for SneeiaI i.ocaIitios.-Fer Delaware. NJ
Ineal nnieIaI Reeora-The foIleuInr ofloial reeora

temperature for the last tWeutyfour in cnmparE
sen wIth the corresponding date Of last yea:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07
THE INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
from an Around the Town and
County.


r.. w. Levitt was up from Airing
ton Monday,
S. w. Hollister, of Manchester,
was a De Smet visitor Tuesday.
-C. HI. Tyler, of Lake Preston Vi
entity, was a visitor in this city Mon
day.
December IL is the next De Smet
date of DR.. Frudenfeld, the Madison
eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist.
Judge A. r. Abel and family, of
Lake Preston, ate Thanksgiving din
ner at the E. S. Johnson home in De
Smet.
Miss Nellie Hanson, daughter of
A. G. Hanson, formerly of this city,
was a guest at the j. w. Donaldson
home last week.
The record of vital statistics for
Kingsbury county for the month of
November show % births, 9 deaths,
and 7 marriages.
Mrs. E. F. Green departed We'd
nesday for Sibley, Iowa, where she
will remain until after the holidays
with her parents.
IS. g. Ross and family, of Farms
worth, Sanborn county, ate Thanks
giving turkey at the w. H. Wheat
home in this city.
Judge Whiting went to Redfeld
Monday to finish the regular term of
circuit court. There was about four
weeks work altogether.
j. w. Tackaberry departed Sat
urday night for Ottawa, ILL.,, where
he was called as a witness in the e C
ond trial of a murder case.
Following are the subjects at the
Congregational church next Sunday:
Morning, The Modern Church,"
evening, can Expository Discourse"
DIR. Stevenson, the well-known
eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist
of Sioux Falls and assistant will be
in De Smet Tuesday, Dec. Ii, at New
Syndicate Hotel. Glasses also cor
rectly fitted.
The G.. 81 NV. is running a reg
ular way freight from Pierre to Mid
land so miles out on the west extern
sion. The new settlers in that part
of the state have reason to be thank
full that they are brought that much
nearer a market and source of sup
plies.
Ii. W. Hubbard stopped in De
Smet Friday evening and spent the
night and all day Saturday with De
Smet friends. He had eaten Thanks
giving turkey with his mother at Cas-
tlewood, and was on his way back to
Redfeld where he has a position in
the J~ournal-O Observer Office.
Jay Stewart was out after wolves
one day the first of the week. His
pack Of dogs consisted of his own
and some of Hold Perry's pack. Out
west of town a large gray wolf was
caught mapping and the dogs finished
his wolfship in short order. This
animal has roamed in that neighbor-
hood for several seasons, it is said,
and all efforts to capture him proved
of no avail during that time. II is
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07
We don't think that the farmers

- We don't think that the farmers
and citizens generally appreciate pro
perly the efforts that are being made
to promote the farmers institutes such
as was held in Willow Lakes on Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
The corp3 of instructors now making
a circuit of the state contains some
of the best talent obtainable in their
respective fields of work. The first
meeting was held in Rhodes hall
commencing Tuesday afternoon and
continued until Wednesday night,
with morning, afternoon and evening
sessions. Mrs. Ada f. HOWE, of Elm
Grove, Wis, Prof. A. II. Wheaton and
John S. Cole, of Brookings, r. f.
Lyons, of Vermillion, and A. E. Cham
berlain, of Howard, were the speak
ers. The institute work is thoroughly
practical, and while much was brought
out that is not new, the demonstra-
tons will lead to good results.-Wil.
low Lakes News. The institute for
De Smet will be held on the 10th
and 18th of December. Let every
farmer attend if it is possible for him
to do so.
The bulge in the price of wheat
has received a set back the pas few
days. Liberal receipts have caused
the break in spot wheat, in face of the
fact that the visible supply for last
week show a decrease of 5000 bush
els.
The "denaturized", "dehorned",
or whatever you may call the new
football game seems to have done
pretty well in keeping up the old re-
cord. This season showed Ia killed
and something like $50 injured.