The Mitchell capital

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The great navigator died In com

parative obscurity at Valladolts, on

May 30, 1S06. His body was laid In

the Carthusian Monastery, at Santa

Marl* de las Cueras, at Seville, but in

1642, It was removed with that of his

son, Diego, and Interred in the Cathe

dral In the City of Santo .Domingo, on

thi Island of Haiti (one of his dis

coveries). When Haiti was ced£3 to

Spain, In 1795, the body was trans

ferred to the Cathedral at Havana,

where It remained until 1898. when

Cuba was. lost to Spain. The .bones

of-the father and son were'brought

back to Seville, and placed' in this

Cathedral where a magnificent monu

ment, has been erected, to his memory.

It 6«ara the inscription, translated in

English: "To Castile and Leon Colum

bua gave a new world." Thus honors

s!

Philip McMahon, roadmaster of the

Milwaukee division here, went to Mm

I ncapolis Friday evening on a short

I.'business vlst.

J. It. Hoos of JH. Vernon, drove

to Mitchell Snln»'i-iv to transact a lew

buAiiiess affairs liers, -tf-JjW

O.. J. Grundahl of Hartford,'was a

Mitchell visitor Friday and today.

Mrs. Ora Kane, of Forestburg, spent

Friday and today visiting at the home

of friends in Mitchell.

M.: B. Hastings, of the South Dakota

Realty association arrived -Friday,even

ing to attend to a few business affairs

here.

Mr. and Mrs. John Riley, of Sioux

Falls, were Mitchell visitors.today..

W. J. 'Hughes of Mason City, In.,

au qfflcial of the Milwaukee railroad

arrived Friday evening for a brief

buslnes svisit.

Miss Mary Van Danacker of Alexan

dria, is visiting friends in Mitchell for

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Mitchell capital. (1917). Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.], 1917-12-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn2001063112/1917-12-27/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Mitchell capital, 1917-12-27.