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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

q. q. Cavilier in Minneapolis Jour
nal: In strong contrast with the i'm
telligent lawmaking members Of the
present South Dakota legislature, the
very early resident Of tho then ter
ritory of South Dakota recalls the
session Of 1869. There were q few
good men, who at that time were TAX
Ing their first lessons in politics. and
who later became prominent in the
aifairs Of the state. But few of these
are alive today.
There were so fe wmen in the ter
ritory at that time that the character
OF the man was often necessarily ov-
ierlooked. in making up the ticket,
which for many years was done at
Yankton.
Among the members Of this mem-
5orable session were John L. Jolley,
later asmember Of congress, and Cid
con G. Moody. later a United States
senator. u. II. sommers. one Of the
characters who ever lived
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

Commissioner Of School and Pub
lie Lands. .
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
MADERO IS
Still ACTIVE
PROPOSES TO CARRY ON REvo.
LUTON REGARDLESS OF THE
CHANGES IN CABINET.
viii Bend Every Energy to Capture
Seaport and Gain Recognition
American FiIibusters In
Trouble

El Paso. Tex, March 27-The in
surrectos are reorganizing their
forces, drilling their men, providing
them with ample ammunition and dis
tributing stores with a view of carry
ing on the war to a decisive issue.
NO attention whatever is being paid
to the so-called overtures for peace.
Madero is anxious to show the wide
spread extent OF the revolution and
thus to win recognition of belliger-
ency from all the nations.
This information was given out by
the revolutionary junta here today as
coming from Francisco /. Madero. the
so-called president OF the insurrectos
Il was stated that Madero in recent
messages to the junta was eager to
obtain from foreign governments an
Official recognition that a state OF war
existed in Mexico. One object it wss
pointed out. was that in the event the
A"S'A t~AOS SoPtuitd a DOfucT tOWn u
would obviate complications with a
foreign country by enabling them to
appoint provisional consular agents.
Especially" said the statement,
do the insurrectos want to merit the
friendliness of the United States. No
repredations are being committed by
the insurrectos on property in Mexico
owned by Americans. No food or other
supplies are taken from resident
Americans unless receipt is given.
and Il is the intention of the proyis-
ional government to reimburse any
losses sustained by Americans as soon
as che anti-constitutiona authorities
in our country are overthrown.
Frequently lawbess persons com
nit acts of violence, but they are Sc
yerely punished when caught.
ut Is hoped soon to establish peace
and with 1t the complete overthrow
OF the tyranny which now oppresses
us"
The telegraph wire between Juarez
and Casas Grandes was working for
few hours today. With the permis-
sion OF the federal officials message
was sent through asking Colonel Cuel-
lar for the names of American pris-
oners in jail there. No answer was
received and short time later the
wires were cut by insurTectos.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
EIIIbustsrs in Trouble.

IHermosilflo, Mexico, March 27.-
News has reached here that a band
Of American filibusters not affiliated
with federals or revolutionists enter
ed northern Sonora at Slraca, cap
tured a ycung Mexican and shot him.
All American residents of this city
are signing petition addressed to
Governor Tcrres denouncing the act
and Offering their services to arrest
this band.
Americans here have enjoyed full
protection from both federals and
revolutionIsts, the revolutionary force
that took the town of La Colorado, 40
miles from here, was well received by
the inhabitants. When they heard OF
the approach CT the federal column
from this city the revolutionists
marched out to meet them. leaving a
guard OF fifty men in the town.
The federals came upon the town
from another way and We're met oniI
by the guard OF fifty men. These wee
about one-half Pima Indians. AT the
first Are from the guard Is federals
fell dead. The guard killed p fed
erals and then retreated, leav'f :
seven dead. 81
Fifteen wounded soldiers came into
the hospital from La Colorado.
Two died yesterday. No one is al
lowed to leave this city except by tae
railroads.
Americans going six miles into the
country had to get passes. Business IS
almost at standstill.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
NEW FAST MAIL TRAIN.
Missouri Pacific and Pennsylvania
Forms Combination.

Washington, March 27--Arrange-
ments have been completed by Post
master Hitchcock with the Pennsyl.
vania and Missouri Pacific railroads
for new fast mail train from New
York to Kansas City. Mo with the
addition of the new train, which was
put on today, the mail service be-
tween the East and the Southwest viii
be improved greatly.
BY the new train eastern mail viii
reach Kansas City four and a half
hours earlier than 1t arrives at pres
ent 1t will advance westbound mail
from Kansas City seven hours and
Colorado mail four hours.
To considerable portions of Kansas.
Oklahoma and New Mexico eastern
mail will be advanced from six TO ten
hours.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28

to President Taft on behalf of sew
eral hundred of his tribesmen to be
left alone. The aged little Indians
speech was interpreted to the presi-
dent as follows:
On, Great White Father, my peo.
pie want to live as in the DAYS Of old
before the pale face took from us the
iand that was ours. We don't want
sehools and school teachers. We wan.
to be let alone to live as we wish. TO
roam free without the white man al
ways there to tells us what we can
90 and what We cannot do"
Yukeoma's beady little black ewes
We're sadder than ever when he Deft
the White House, for the president
toid him that the school could not ne
abolished and that the school teacher
must continue their work on the
Inc Hops are in favor of educating
and the compulsory attendance of the
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
SYRACUSE RACES.
Annua, state Fair Event Will oHer
$4,000 in Purses.

Syracuse. N Y. March 27-The
racing department of the New YORK
state Fair announced today that the
established state fair early closing
events. with purse money aggregating
s22 900. had been renewed and under
conditions never before offered by a
racing association in this country.
Three years ago the Syracuse asso-
citation reduced the entrance fee from
( to 3 per cent. and now it has de-
eided to make the horse running
fourth in a race an actual money WIN
ner and allowing added money for
the fifth and sixth horses. where there
are seven or more starters.
II is believed the effect of this de-
narture will be to bolster up the
Eastern Grand Circuit Associations.
Another departure limits the start
ers in a two and three event after
the second heat to money winners.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28

a man had been killed and that
freight cars had been lifted from the
tracks.
The railroad declined to accept pas
sengers for Philadelphia on the ex-
press leaving here at S:04 tonight.
Through trains from the west were
being operated over cut offs.
The tail end of the storm whisked
upper Manhattan with spectacular
electrical effects and downpour Of
hail
When telegraphic' communication
was resumed along the line of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, officials here
learned that the damage at Tullytown
had not been as severe as reported.
The station was reported as intact ana
there were said to have been no cas-
ualties and but little damage to equip
ment.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
HIGH PRICES FOR
MORRIS-SCHRECK
RlNGsiDE SEATS SELL AT $40
AND $4,000 RESERVED SEATS
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
Morris is Favorite in Betting With
Plenty of Money Behind Him
-schreck is on the Scene

Sapulpa, Okla, March 27-Elimi-
mating open saloons and gambling
halls, Sapulpa tonight locks much
like Reno did last July--for this is tfe
night before the Morrs1Schreck bat
tie.
OF course, the match tomorrow will
not be a championship affair, nor any
thing like one, but 1t is the biggest
fight Morris has engaged in and that
is quite enough to attract attention.
The arena in which the battle win
be held seats approximately 1900
persons and practically every seat is
scld.
Although tickets cost from 81 to
$40 each, nobody is objecting to the
prices.
The fight is scheduled to begin at 4
o'clock tomorrow and go Is rounds.
The betting is to that Morris
will win, to that ne will win with
in ten rounds, and even money that
Schreck takes the count within five
rounds. There is plenty of Morris
money in sight. Few are backing
Schreck.
Morris will weigh 245 pounds when
he enters the ring. schreck weighed
trihe more than 200 today. He ap-
pears to bo carrying extra flesh.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28

and 121 children are In the wild part
of the mountains about 35 miles from
San Diego, General Bliss reports. A
detachment OF United States troops
are on the scene rendering all assist
ance possible to shelter the refugees
From 13 to is persons are being
housed in one tent. The country IS
destitute of supplies and General
Bliss says he may have to haul Red
Cross purchaes with army transporta-
ton He has sent Lieutenant Johnson
of the medical corps with emergency
medicines to treat the sick.
The San Diego chapter of the Red
Cross reported that two nurses were
sent to Tecate, Mex, yesterday.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
NO PARDONS FOR
Walsh and MORSE
BANKERS REFUSED EXECUTIVE
cLEMENcY AFTER FULL
INVESTIGATION.
Attorney General Did Not Favor lie.
niency in the Case of Either OF
the Convicted Bankers.

Washington, March Executive
|clemency will net be extended at
present to Charles w Morse, the
New York banker. and John r. Walsh
the Chicago banker, who are serving
fifteen and five-year sentences re-
spectively, in federal penitentiaries
the former at Atlanta and the latter
at Leavenworth. The president has
had before him for several weeks ap-
plications for clemency in both cases
and the department of justice has
made an exhaustive investigation into
the evidence presented at the trials ot
the two bankers and inquired into
their physical condition.
From sources close to President
Taft It was learned today that he viii
follow the recommendation of Attor-
ney General Wickersham IT is under
stood Mr.. Wicltersham recommended
that inasmuch as Walsh will be pa
rolled under the new federal law mex,
September, justice would be better
served If executive clemency were
not extended to him. In the case OF
Morse, 1t is understood that the at
torney general was averse 10 any i'm
mediate relief, but recommended that
II there was to be commutation II
should be such as to make the SEN
tence expire in five years. In that
event Morse would be released after
serving three years and eight months
which includes the usual allowance for
good behavior. Morse began serving
his sentence in January, 1910, and
Walsh two months later. An official
statement was issued at the depart
ment OF justice today declaring re-
ports that Morse is in a, critical con-
dition are without foundation
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
PARAPHERNALlA MISSING
Articles Taken in Custody by Posse
Lost, strayed or Stolen

The paraphernalia taken from the
ohio Club last Saturday night by
Prosecutor Wood and a posse and
stored IN vacant room on the first
floor of the court house, was missing
when the officer and posse went to
see about burning it. The goods were
removed from the court house in the
night. The prosecutor stated he
would take the matter up with the
grand jury and conduct an investiga-
tion. There was much speculation
yesterday as to what could be done
with the parties who removed 1t, even
if they We're known, since it could net
be designated theft, because of the
goods being contraband and having no
legal value.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
GETS MuRcHEsoN PRIZE.

New York, March 27.--The counsel
OF the Royal geographical Society OF
England has awarded to DIR wilfred
T, Greenfall. the missionary and ex-
plorer, the Murchison bequest for the
current year in recognition of his
many years work in Labrador, which
has added to the worlds geographical
knowledge. Announcement Of the
award was made here today.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
BIG BOND ISSUE.
chesapeake and ohio Contemplate
Big Issue of Securities.

New York, March PA meeting OF
the stockholders of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company has been
called to be held in Richmond on
April 90 for authorization of an issue
of s125, 100000 per cent twenty year
mortgage bonds.
It is stated that the bonds TO be is
sued shall be preserved to retire out
standing general funding and I'M
provement bonds amount to sll,o0o''
600 and to pay certain outstanding oo-
legations. The remainder are to be
reserved under proper restrictions for
construction or acquisition of addl-
tional lines, terminals and equipment
and for betterment and improve
ment
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
INVOICE RAILWAY SYSTEM

Denver, Col, March 27--,Plans for
taking one of the biggest inventories
in history We're discussed today by
the engineers OF all railroads belong
ing to the Hartman systems. A COM
plete valuation of the entire system
involving the listing of everything
from bolts and steel rails to cars.
buildings and franchises on more
than 10000 miles of track will be
taken. The task probably will require
two or three years. s..
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
ROOSEVELT AT BERkLEy.

Berkley, Cal, March PA crowt
that again taxed the capacity of the
Greek theater OF the University OF
California heard Colonel Roosevelt
continue his lecture series this aft
ernccn.
s'The public servant and the eighth
commandment" was the subject of the
days address and there were many
who read Colonel Roosevelt special
reference to conditions In San Fran.
cisco that resulted in the recent graft
prosecution.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
STORM SWEPT
PENNSYLVANIA
CYCLONE, ELECTRICAL, SNOW
AND HAIL STORM DOES DAM
AGE IN THE NORTH.
Railroad Traffic is Blocked, Hundreds
Of Houses Wrecked and Several
Deaths Are Reported in Its
Wake,

Pittsburg, March PA windstorm
throughout northeastern Ohio. a por-
tion of West Virginia and Western
Pennsylvania late today caused at
least one fatality injured number
of persons aud resulted in heavy fl
nancial loss. At Girardo, o., an un-
identified man was killed by the fall
ing wires. At Steubenyille, o.. the
roof was blown off the county infirm-
ary and the walls of several other
buildings were blown down.
In this city the wind reached a We
locity of so miles an hour Many
wires, billboards and plate glass win
dows suffered.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
TIGERS LOSE TO MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Tenn, March 27.-Mem
phis was better than Detroit at the
bat today and won, to 3. For De-
troit Stroud and Covington pitched
and allowed ten hits while Dickson,
IBlackwood and Loomis for Memphis,
allowed only four. In the field. how
ever, the American League players
were best and held the score close
throughout, the winning run coming
in the last inning, the result OF
lSwalm's drive. The local team was
credited with three errors and the
visitors with one.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
INVESTIGATE
fire CAUSE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILL TRY
TO FIX BLAME FOR WAIST
FACTORY FIRE.
Believed Lighted Cigarette Thrown
in Waste Cuttings Was Direct
Cause of the Holocaust
No Escapes.

New York, March 27--The fixing of
the blame for the loss of 142 lives in
the Washington Squane fire of Satur-
day drew to a focus today the ener-
gies of the district attorneys staff,
the fire marshal the coroner, the state
labor department end Borough Presi-
dent McAnaneny OF Manhattan
Dozens OF investigators collected
every scrap of available information
Grand jurymen turned personal pro-
bers and an additional grand jury in
formal resolution presented to the
court of general sessions offered 10
the district attorney their aid and de-
clared that some one should be prose-
cuted for the disaster.
The tenement house department
summoned owners of half a dozen
supposedly faulty structures to the
police court as preliminary step TO
a far reaching investigation of the
tenements. One man was held for vio-
lating the law and other cases, it was
announced will be pressed tomorrow
Fire Marshal Beers summoned the
proprietors of the Triangle Waist
Company and several employees to ties
Itify at public investigation largely
to inquire into the truth of reports
that doors leading TO the fire exits
were blocked
so far as 4 can discover" he said,
there has never been a fire drill In
this factory. In my opinion it would
take 700 girls three hours to reach the
street by one fire escape in that
building.
"Nine-tenths Of the employees can
not speak English. yet couldn't find
sign in Yiddish or Italian pointing
out the fire exits. y
The fire marshal said he was con
yinced that cgaret lit by cutter
and thrown in heap of clippings had
started the fire. A. relief fund for tire
sufferers is headed by a $4,000 con-
Itributicn from Andrew Carnegie. TT e
United Hebrew Charities. the Aus
trian Hebrew Free Burial Association
and other organizations, came to the
fore with aid.
Thirty three bodies, most of them
shorn cf all semblance to human form,
lie unidentified tonight at the Char
tiles Pier Morgue Twelve persons,
most of them girls in their teens are
fighting for life in hospitals. Half a
hundred funeral trains trailed through
the East Side and the Italian district
near the factory today and many more
are scheduled for tomorrow. The un-
identified will be buried in a single
grave. but will be held as long rs
possible to give relatives and friends
an opportunity to claim them.
Final figures place the death list
at 142. as announced last night. OF
these 1873 bodies were taken from the
scene of the disaster and eight died in
hospitals The list will be swelled,
surgeons say, by others who are still
living, but have no chance to re
cover
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
STEAMER LINE ousTED.

Rotterdam. March 27-Rudolrh
Tinsley, director OF the Uranium
Steamship Line, who was expelled
from Holland following a trans Allan
tic emigrant traffic dispute with the
left today for Antwerp,
from which city the business of the
Uranium Line will be managed.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
ANOTHER BIG MERGER.

Moline, ILL.,, March PA merger OF
p plow manufacturing companies into
one corporation with a capitalization
Of $50,000,o00 was announced todag
at the offices of Deere and company.
The name of the consolidation will be
Deere and company and its headquar.
ters will be here
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
DEFENSE RESTS CASE.
Truskett Not Put on Stand in ceie-
brated Murder Case.

independence, Kan, March 27.-To
the surprise of spectators at the trial
of A. "A. Truskett. accused of murder
ing J. d. s. Neeley, the wealthy Lima,
O.. oil man. the defense abruptly
rested its case today without putting
he defendant on the witness stand.
Most of the court today was spent
reading dispositions Of witnesses
who reside in Oklahoma and Ohio.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
DIAz FORMS
new CABINET
LIMANTouR AND cAscio RETAIN
PORTFOLIOS OF FINANCE
AND WAR BUREAUS.
Secretary Of interior Sill Pending
Appointment--u. S. Ambassador
viii be Former London RI
nancial Agent.

Mexico City, March 27-Coincident
I with the official announcement Of tho
new Diaz cabinet today came that Of
the appointment of Manuel De zamo-
coma Inclan as ambassador to the
United States. succeeding Francisco
Leon De La Barra.
At the same time the resignation Of
Miguel Macedo as sub-secietary Of the
department OF interior became known.
In the cabinet. as announced today.
the office of secretary of interior was
left vacant and speculation ais to its
incumbent still favored Teodore De-
hesa, governor of the state of Vera
Cruz, and candidate for vice president
at the last election.
General Cosio retains the portfolio
II the department of war. The caD-
met as at present constituted follows:
Foreign elations--Francisco Leon
De La Barra.
Notwithstanding.
Justice Demetrio Sodi.
Public Jorge Vera Es
tanol.
Fomepto-Manuei Ngarroquin RI
vera.
Communications and Public Works
-Norherto Dominguez
Finance--Jose Yves Limantour.
War and Marine-General Manuel
Gonzales Cosio.
Salado Alvarez. subsecretary Of the
department OF foreign relations and
for the time being the ranking cab
met officer, will administer the oarn
|of office to the new ministers tomor-
row in the Hall of Ambassadors IN the
Palace.
Mr.. Zamacona T.. Inclan is the eov
ernment's financial agent in London.
where he has been stationed for the
past two years.
The new ambassador II compare
lively young, but he has filed several
important positions under the Diaz
administration. Prior to the appoint
ment which took him to London. he
was director of the department OF IN
ternal revenue. director general of
the postal service. member OF the
board OF directors Of the Mexican
Central Railroad and general manager
|of a government banking and loaning
Mr.. Zamacona was said to have al
ready received notice OF his appoint
ment hv cable and to have left Lon
don for Washington.
The retirement of the cabinet mem-
bers has given rise TO many rumors OF
further official posts to be vacated.
which humors have not excepted that
Iof General Diaz himself. That Vice
President Corral will ask for. and ae
granted, leave Of absence for long
term II he does not in fact present
his resignation to congress at its
Opening on April I, was regarded as
well substantiated For the report that
General Diaz contemplated surrender-
ling the presidency. however. no fonn-
|dation could be found
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
PREACH FOR ARBITRATION.

Philadelphia. March 27.-Dr II.
state clerk Of the Presby-
terrain church and chairman OF the
executive COMMITTEES of the Federal
Council Of the Churches OF Christ in
America, today sent out a request
that sermons be preached n All
churches hi the federation next Sun
day. on the subject Of Arbitration i
a Substitute for War;
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
DETROIT BEATS DALLAS.

Dallas. Tex, March 27.-The Detroit
colt team defeated Dallas today by a
score of 2 to 0. Willett pitched une
entire nine innings for Bill Donovan $
souad and was never in trouble. Hits
by schaller. Drake and OLeary gave
Detroit her runs.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
AID TO MExIcANs.
Red Cross Sends $1,000 to Refugees in
Lower California.

Washington, March Pin response
to appeals from Brigadier General
Bliss, at San Diego, CAL, for relief
for the destitute refugees Of the Mex
ican revolution in Lower California,
the American National Red Cross to-
day telegraphed $4,000 and ordered c
y. OiConnor. ons OF its experienced
lieutenants from San Francisco. 70
San Diego to aid In the relief opera
tions.
The refugees OF whom As are women
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
HOUSTON GETS EDUCATORS

Montgomery. Ala, March 27.-IIous-
ton. Tex. gets the next annual meet
ing OF the Southern Educational As
sociation. This was announced today
by William +. Feagln, CT Montgomery.
secretary Of the association. The
meeting will be held from November
80, through December 2.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-03-28
sEcRErARY,s MOTHER DEAD.

Washington, March 27.- Secretary
of Interior Fisher. returned from
Hanover, Ind. today. where he at
tended the funeral Of his mother. Mrs.
Amanda D. Fisher. who died in this
city Wednesday.