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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06
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An Inside View,
Jonah had just emerged from the
whale.
II thought it would be better to have
Q surgeon in command" he explained.
Herewith he gracefully retired from
the scene.-Harper's Weekly.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06
FOR RENT.

Improved n, 3k miles $. E. of
Letcher. S. D.; As acres pasture and
grass, balance in good state of culti-
walton. Rent q crop.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06
DEFICIENT.

Deficient.
The pen." remarked the student, sis,
mightier than the sword"
Eyes," answered the man who likes.
the pomp and trappings, .but 1t doesn't
make near the showing in a reception,
or q parade. w Star.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06

Dated January 81. 1908.
~ order Of the Republican State
Central Committee.
w. g. Cook, Chairman.
J.. l.. wingaeld. Secretary.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-06
DELEGATES.

Total .......................79
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~easterly wind loses such of its strength, and
then the west wind, which is kept back by
the power of the sun, with the greater vlo-
lence and force pours~ down on those parts
where it gets vent). And it is usual in sail
ing from Barbados or those islands to the
north, for a westerly wind, when we begin
to lose our easterly wind, to have it calm, as
it is before hurricanes and then the wine
springing up, till it comes to be well settled,
causes the weather to be various, but after
the settled westerly wind comes fresh, they
have been constantly without those shufings
from point to point. Here it is to be OBJ
served, that all hurricanes begin from the
north to the westward, and on those points
that the ~easterly wind blows most violently,
the hurricane blows most fierce against it,
for as from the N. N. E. to the E.. s. E. the
~easterly wind blows freshest so does the N.
N. w. to the s.. S. W. in the hurricane blow
most violent, and when he comes back to
the S. E., which is the common course of
the trade wind, then it ceases of its violence,
and SO breaks up. THUS I take the cause
of Hurricanes to be the suns leaving the
Zenith of those parts towards the south
and secondly the reverse or rebounding back
of the wind which is occasioned by the calm
ing of the trade windy
But it will be objected, why should not
this storm be all over those parts OF the
West Indies, as we'll as Barbados and the
Windward Islands, and the Leeward Islands,
To qohich I ansaser, that it has in about rs
years of my experience taken its course from
Dermudas to the Caribees; But seldom or
never carries such q breadth as from the
Latitude of Is to 81 degrees, which are the
Latitudes of the places; but it has been observ-
ed that when hurricanes haze bean IN Mar
tinico, which is within two degrees Of lati-
tude and two degrees Of longitude accord
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ing to the miles of that circle, yet 40 hurt-
cane has been n Barbados nor could l
ever call any of the former storms at Bacba-
dos hurricanes till that last year in 1915.
Again it bad been noted, that hurricanes
have done the like to the n~orthwards for
when the hurricane has been IN 1ntigua
and 50. CHRISTOPHER, those ships that were
only in the Latitude of twenty degrees, had
no hmricute but constant c~eSteriy cindS
reasonably tair, and then there acas no
hurricane in Bermuda and when the
hurricanes were at Bermuda, the Leeward
or Caribee Islands had no hurricanes nor
had those Islands the hurricane when Bar
bados had it.
1t NAV also be objected why the hurricane
was never known to go farther to the West
ward than Porto Rico, which lies in or near
the Latitude of those Islands OF st. Chris
topher? 10 iris I anSaoer that from Porto
Rico, downwards both that island and His
PAMELA as we'll as other adjacent Islands are
of vast magnitude, and very high lands, that
of themselves most commonly give reversal
or westerly winds at night, through the
wear, for there for the reason aforesaid, the
~easterly wind towards night calms, and
those lands afford tt land wind, which
the other Islands cannot do by the
reason of tho smallness of those Car
ibee Islands, but very near the shore,
the trade wind having its full powerful this
general whirlwind comes, for the reason a
foresaid.
I do imagine likewise to the southwark of
Barbados, where the tornados come frequent
" there are no hurricanes; nor was there at
Barbados where those tornados commonly
came there, which made some small reversal,
though it was cut for two or three hours,
yet the e~asterly wind, giving some way by
the sun declining from that Zenith prevents
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KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION

London Feb. 29th-Mr. Joseph Chamber
lain has gone to the Riviera, where it is uu-
dersto6d he will stay several months. His
health is improving.
The Women's enfranchisement bill passed
its second reading in the House Of Com
mons yesterday by 271 votes against %.
The bill is identical with that which was
talked out on March eighth last year. Mr..
Gladstone said that personally he Was
in favor of the measure, but he left
it to the decision of the House. Many
individuals doubtless regarded Women's
Suffrage as gaining ground, bnt the great
mass Of public opinion was unmoyod, while
it was uncertain that womion rs a whole de-
sire the Suffrage. Tho bill was referred to
a committee of the whole House, and thus
it was shelyed for the present session. The
proceedings were humorous and party lines
were ignored. Mr., Asquith and five other
ministers voted among the nays, among the
ayes were twelve ministers; including Sir
Edward Grey, Mr.. John Morley, Mr.. Haldauo
and Mr.. John Burns. The s. fragottes, who
had assembled. in the vicinity of the House
of Commons, cheerod repeatedly, but there
was no disorder and it was resolved TO con-
tinuo the agitation.
Brewery shares have fallen ten millions
sterling upon the Introduction of the licens-
ing bill, and it is predicted that its passage
will result in a loss of fifty millions.
Continued IN Supplement-
, 1908-03-04

Asylets Bestyrslse bestear al Fe or Gaas 9o fo5 Ss GtosH p os St. t. Tho h
mas . 1nallm af ST Croix Koonalraad og Asylets L@ge Dersom
Asw1et t,lveiebringes of Odd-Felow Ordenen Danmark, n mau 0 hrs
Volo skaI oodkendes M Finantsministerlet. BeSyfesenS me- he n &c.
Jug s ndkastet- til Asyets aaIige Budget, tor1nden Q op"ee9'
nehotes osG Observation-Disclosures. Guvernoren udferdiger efter nd-
Isatat r klar;nc fra Asylbestyrelsen ct Regiement ehoroen 10
, 1908-03-04
&. III. T. COLD,
Governor Of the Danish Vest Lndjo Islands,
knight of Donnebroe, and
DanmedaogSmand,
Danne6rogSm0nd

MAKES KNOW On the most submissive represent
ilU tahon of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the
King was most graciously pleased by Resolution OF 18th
ultimo to sanction the following Ordinance concerning the
Combating f leprosy in st CIoix passed at 3d discussion
in the Colonial Council for ST. Crox on the 3Oth September
1907.
Concerning supervision by the Public, the obligation to report &c
Ioprosy in St Croix is under the supervision of the public
So .,
Every case of loprosy, as we'll as the removal or death of a lepnoua
person is Immediately tob be reported to the Sanitary Commission OF tho
Jurisdiction.
The obligation to report rests o She persons named n S 4 and
likewise on che owner of the property where the leper rel les II III
owner is himself resident on the property otherwise on the person On
the property who may be regarded as most nearly representing the II
er. such as the principal tenant, the Administrator Manager, or Oyerseer.
1t is also incumbent on the loprous person himself to report his sickness
and removal
Concerning the reports sent in to he Sanitary Commission, the
Commission Immediately makes written communication to the Land
physicus in St Croix, who keeps the principal list OF the lepers.
PHYSICIANS, Midwives, and the members OF the Police force must
give special attention to eprosy.
PART
Concerning the Leper Asylum &c
When a Leper Asylum is established in st Croix, and accepted by
+o Coluniol Council of that island, the necessary annual expenses for tho
vo,lino of the ASYLUM shall be betrayed by the Colonial Treasures con-
oerned in snch a way that each Municipality makes a contribution to-
wards the working expenses, fixed according to the number OF lepers
placed there from the municipality,
The Board of Management of the Asylum consists of the Chalrmen
If tho Colonial Council for ST. CrMx and St Thomas, Landphyacus Tor
St Croix and L~andphysicus for st. Thomas a member OF me ooonn
Council for st Croix and The Physician OF the Aysum- Ii the Asylum is
founded by the Order OF Odd Fellows Il Denmark, tn Directorate 81 ID
Order shall have the right to nominate a member or De boa!d OF man
ogonent of the Asylum, whose election shall be confirmed by ID inns
to Of Finances. The views of the Board of Management OF the Draft
nj the annual budget for the Asylum shall be obtained be1ofe IL is taken
~, On the Municinal Budgets. After ascertaining the views OF the Board
of MANAGEMENT of the Asylum, the Governor issues "Regulauons" con-
tanmngr nIee for the working of the Asylum and for the maintenance Of
, 1908-03-04

this furious reverse, whore it has nc vent
till it is forced by the violence of the two
winds.
THE END.
, 1908-03-04
G.. Va. Z. COLD,
G urern6r for de dansk vest5ndlske Ger
Ridder Of Dannebrog og
Dunnebrogsmand,


3NJOR vitterligt: Paa Finansministeriets derom nedlagte
C] allerunderdanig>te F~orestilling har Diet beaaget Hans
Maiestaet Kongen we'd a~llerhojeste Resolution at l'de !. M.
ellcrnaadigst at stadfeste folgcnde at koloniaIraadet Tor
St. ,Croix ned 3die Demanding den 3Ote September 1907
tedtagne Anordniny ON Bekempelse al den spedalske oy5e
pa ST. Croix. n,
ON Diet ofentiges TnsyD, Anmeldolsospigt m. m
ST.
Den spedalske syge pa 81. Croiz e under Diet ofentngeS AlDyn
So.
Etbvert TAfelde af den epedaske syge SAINT af en- spedalsk Per
soos Elr+n;no oo bod sal straks anmeldes for Retskredsens Sundheds-
commission. mm4o pounono,
Anmeldesespigton paahvier foruden de 5 4 n@vnte r an%@
Eioron of Ter Eiendom, pa hvilken den spedalske opholder sg' saa1remt
Eieren sAv Dor pa Ejendommen andet Fad den Person Ter nonnesI
roo betraotes son Fierens Reprasentant pa EJendommen, saasom
Hovedeierenn. Bestyreren, Forvalteren eler OnderforValteren Do'
baahvler omaa den spedalske selv at anmelde sn Sygdom og rlS'nh6'
oao u. rrdbedskommissione giorte Anmeldelser giyer denne
Rtraks skr.ftig Meddelelse til Landfysikus paa St Croz' der f0fer II 0
vedisten over de spedaske.
Lager, Jordemodre SAINT Poitiets Personale skule have oef0S Up
mnrksomhed eerig henvendt paa den spodalske Syge'
, 1908-03-04

>or 81 Aav, for spedalske er oprettet pan St Crox, og modtagot
bt aanne Is Koloninlraad skune de til Drften at Asylet nodyendge
aarl;na IdoTter afkddes af de paageldende Kolonalk"sser' sa"lfoeS ~ u"
SS aar commune betaler til Aayles Drift ct TIlskud' bestemt otter &c
Antol spedalske, der ere indlagte fra hommunen'
, 1908-03-04
AFSNIT II.

ON Asylet for epedalske M. M
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
BASEBALL IN FULL
SWING AT OCCIDENTAL

Baseball has alienated the affections
of Occidental college students from the
smattering of track work that is stu
being done on the Presbyterian field
and the candidates who are living heaft
and soul IN the ambition to make the
varsity team are having daily practices
under the supervision of the best base :
ball coach in Southern California, DR..
u. S. Merrill.
One game has already been played by
the recruits who have turned out and
a solution of "the nine" question Is
rapidly coming within the grasp of the
ones who will pick the representatives
of the college. A collection of live has
teens, with Coleman, the probation an
sci, on the slab, gave the squad nine
inning workout in the middle of the
week and found Merril's prides a
harder proposition than they had
thought for.
A game will TO played with the Los
Angeles high school team this morn
ing, and after practice for a week
twelve players will leave the Highland
camp next Thursday for three-day
trip TO Santa Paula, Ventura, Oxnard
and Santa Barbara. Athletic Manager
Crane says that liberal expenses have
already been guaranteed for the tour
and it's success is assured before the
start.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
AMERICAN BUGGY
HORSE IS WINNER
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, March 27.-The Grand
National steeplechase, for 5000 sover-
eigns, including a trophy valued at 125
sovereigns, on the Grand National
course, a distance of about four miles
and $50 yards, was won by Major f.
Douglas Pennants Rubio. William
Cooper's Matte MacGregor was second
and P. Whitaker's The Lawyer III nm
ished third. Twenty-four horses ran.
Rubio won by ten lengths. The race
was notable for the number of favor
ties that failed to negotiate the difficult
jumps marking the course, circum-
stance that allowed a rank outsider to
capture the blue ribbon of steeplechas-
ing. Foxhall Keenes two representa-
tives, Chorus and Prophet III, brought
no money to their hackers. The betting
on Rubio was sc t / against; on Mat
tie MacGregor 25 to l against, and on
Lawyer III, 100 to against.
Rubio came from America when or
years old. He was once purchased for
$50 after he had broken down under
training and was driven a trap. 1t
was some time before his jumping quail
tiles were discovered.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
WALSH COLT BEST
SHOWN THIS YEAR
Lee Rose Has Lost Two Races Be-
cause of Hard Luck-Pur-
chase Price Is Nearly
Won Out

With his start in the Gebhard han
dicap at Emeryville this afternoon Lee
Rose. ]. j. Walsh's clever 2-year-old,
will about complete his first season
on the turf, as his owner has decided
to let the colt rest for while before
taking him east for the bigger races
on the Metropolitan turf
Should Lee Rose win the stake to-
day he should undoubtedly be classed
as the best baby racer shown this sea-
son. After the colt won the Bell
stake last week Walsh DECIDED to re-
tire him for while, but the tempta-
ton to add one more victory to the
list was too strong, and Lee Rose VIII
again be sent against the pick of the
younger division.
From the time that Lee Rose won
his first out at Emeryville in the ini-
tial 2-year-old race of the year he has
not failed to run a creditable race,
and that his record is not one of un-
Interrupted success to date is due en-
tirely to the fact that in two races IN
which he met defeat he was the VIC
tim of bad racing luck at the barrier
In the light of the recent victories
in the Colin stake here and the Bell
stake at Emeryville, it looks as
though Walsh got a bargain when
he bought Lee Rose from o. A. Bian-
Chi who bred and developed the colt,
for $4,000. The youngster has already
won about $4,000 in purses for Walsh
and as much more in wagers.
/ Lee Rose is a youngster that seems
to like any sort of going and his last
two races lead to the conviction that
he can be depended upon to go on
when it comes to running him beyond
sprinting distances.
That he is one of the best 2-year-
olds ever developed on the coast is
certain, and there is every encourage
ment for believing that he will be able
to give a good account of himself when
he meets the pick of the eastern juve-
riles on the New York tracks later in
the year. Here is Lee Roses record to
date:
At Emeryville-January !, won galloping; 3
furlongs; time :37 1914 115 pounds up, on a
muddy track. January S, won easily fur
longs; time 80 1-5, III pounds, heavy track
January Is, won galloplng, furlongs; time
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
MOTORCYCLES TO RACE
AT SAN BERNARDIN0
Fast Track May Make 1t Possible for
Paul Derkum to Lower His
Worlds Record for
Ten Miles

A motorcycle race meet is on the pro-
gram for tomorrow at San Bernardino
Association park has been engaged for
the day and a card of fast races will
be pulled off, a number of the Los
Angeles riders having entered in sew
eral of the events.
Paul Derkum will ride exhibitions
and, as usual, will be the main feature
on the program. The riding of Derkum
has been a surprise even to those who
have known him for a nervy rider, his
achievements at Riverside, Altadena
and at Agricultural park having no
equal anywhere. The track at San Ber-
nardino is banked and he may lower
the worlds records that he holds now.
The program for the meet is as fol-
lows:
First event-Tor boys. fully equipped
stock machines single cylinders. Ave miles.
Second event-Open, single cylinder ma
fourth inches. miles
Third event-Free-for-a Fall, fully equipped
single cylinder stock machines. miles.
Fourth event-Exhibition, against world s
record of $50 2-5. mile.
Fifth event--For multiple cylinder stock
machines stripped or fully equipped. ten
miles
sixth event-Obstacle race, for single cyl
inder machines, tires to be Debated previous
TO race, riders to detach hand pump initiate
tires, replace hand pump, two miles.
Seventh event-Australian pursuit single
cylinders, free-for-all. ten miles.
Eighth event-EXhibition against world S
record of / "a. two miles.
Ninth event-Australan pursuit, for null
tiple cylinders stock machines. ten miles.
Tenth event--Exhibition, worlds record
for stock machine multiple of 5;06 2-5, five
miles
Eleventh event-Handicap race for those
qualifying in previous races on single and
double cylinder machines ten miles.
Twelfth event-Exhibition worlds record
OF 1902. ten miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
FAST WATER POLO
Results O TO o
Bin1ini Club and Redondo Recruits
Struggle at Beach to Dead
Heat-Venice to Play
Next Friday

,The Redondo water polo team proved
a wonderful surprise for the Bimlnl
Rats. who went to the beach town for
a game last night and after two nerve
racking halves of splashing the score
stood 0 to 0.
BY holdings the Bimini club to shut
out the Sand Dabs have fully qualified
as worthy candidates for the new polo
league and will be admitted without a
struggle. Whether the Los Angeles
Athletic club team can make any bet
ter showing against the Redondoites
will be decided in two weeks, when
Henry's Indians will meet the San Dabs
at the Bimini pool.
on next Friday night a team from
Venice will play the Bimini club prac-
tice game AS premilinary to the con-
test last night HolboroW and the Ha-
waiian swimmer, Freeth, swan an eX-
hibition race for ninety-seven yards.
Holborow was ahead at the finish by
several feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
ANOTHER PERKINS LEAGUE
ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT

A new baseball league was organized
in this city last night by Red" Perkins,
to be known as the Midsummer league,
with the following clubs;
Thistles, Melczers, Hynes, Alhambra,
Home Council, Pendo No. l, Wieland
and White City. Other teams are in
vited to join at the next regular meet
ing which will be held at 612 Wall street
next Friday night.
r. b. Henning of the White City
team was elected president, Peter Han
sen, Thistle team, vice president, and
Red" Perkins, secretary and treasurer.
The schedule committee was appointed
as follows: Hansen, Benkert and Hen
ming The entry fee was designated as
SIS with $40 to play for from each or
ganization The entry fee will go back
to each manager. Sixteen weeks of
play will be adopted,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
RESULTS AT CITY PARK

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. March 27.-city Park re-
suits:
First race, furlongs-Pinion won, Lillian
Ray second Alice third; time 40
Second race 5ls furlongs-wausau won, Risk
second. Bess Ward third; time 1: :07 3-5.
Third race. 5i& furlongs-Frontenac won, Ben
Strong second, Ben Double third; time 1901
Fourth race. furiongs-Momentum won
Grimaldi second Charlie Eastman third; time
1:13 As.
Fifth race. furlongs-Grenada won, Gid
second. King Cole, third; time 1:2s.
Sixth race 7 furongs-Topsy Robinson won
Druid second, Foxhall third; time 1888.
Seventh race . furlongs-Gilpin won. Lady
Vincent second, Jungle Imp third; time :54
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
DOWNPA TRICK
ALIVE AGAIN
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-The
fourth race at Emeryville today re-
suited in a big upset when Downpat-
rick, an outsider. suddenly came to life
and beat the favorite, j. G. Glen. The
last time he started. Downpatrick could
hardly raise gallop. Ocean Shore was
third Results,
First race. seven furlongs purse-walter
Miller, 112 (w. Miller). 1S to 10. won; san
Piper, 112 Lycurgus). 25 to 1, seconds
orchota, los (Hayes). so to l. third Time
1:2S LIS. Patriotic, Colbert. Alcibiades,
Soldano, Expectant. Rustler Balnade. Tenn
bio and San Olmo finished named.
Second race. three and a half furlongs.
selling-Ocean Queen, l0l CIV. Kelly, z to
/. won; Cosset. 1O1 CA walsh). IL to 8.
second; Coppit. 105 tHayes), to 2. third.
Time al 20. False Num- Gatherings. El
Pavo. Alice Collins. Linola, Lackville and
Poleyard finished named
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Heather
Scott, los (Hayes), to 1, won; st. Avon,
112 (Sandy), to l, second: Darlington,
los (ButwelD, to l. third. Time 1913 1-5.
Adena. Wap, Old Settler. Sir Angus, Boggs,
Cuernavaca and Balmoral finished as
named.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth PURSE
Downpatrick, 107 (Mentry), 10 to- 1. won;
]. C. Glenn, 100 (W. Miller), 13 to 8. second /.
Ocean Shore 100 (Buxton), s to /, third.
Time las "a. Logistilla. Como, Sibari.
Standover, Cayenne. Cora and Vox Populi
finished named.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing-Triumphant, 110 (Scoyllle). 30 to 1,
won; Carthaginan, 104 (Mentry), to 1,
second; Nonie, 102 (Hayes). 5 to 1. third.
Time 1:44 lis. j. r. Laughrey. Ten Oakes.
Herodotus, Prestige, Berriessa, Vinton and
Shady Lad finished named.
Sixth race, six furlongs, purse-Gypsy
King, 90 "a. Walsh). IL to 8. won; Cloud
light, 103 (Hayes), 10 to /, second; Burning
Bush, 102 (ButwelD, to 1, third. Time
1913. Stellwood. Brian Brou, May L. N.
Silver Stocking. Straighten Up and Cruzados
finished named.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
MOTHER WEEPS AS BOY
is SENTENCED TO PRISON

Frank A. Carlson, who was convicted
of embezzling $500 from the Los An
geles Examiner, was yesterday sem
fenced to San Quentin for five years.
Carlson's mother broke down when the
sentence was pronounced and 1t was
necessary for friends to assist her when
she left the court room.
Judge Smith in passing sentence said
Carlson's methods showed cunning and
design, and he expressed the belief that
the prisoner, who is little more than a
boy, was versed in criminal ways. The
court stated it would hardly be con-
sistent to place Carlson on probation.