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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
NEW SALVATION ARMY.
Darlington Booth Formally Launched II
Organization.

Darlington Booth Formally Launched the
Organization.
New York, March S-The inaugural step
made hv Rallington BOOTH tho deposed
commander of the Salvation Army in
America IN a rival ORGANIZATION on nnts
similar 10 1ho one from Wnuhe cuHii.nnd
he has been relieved. met Wtth SUCCESS
tonight livery seat IN the Dig audi tOrihn
Vt cooper Cnluu Was occuplen, Ine aihles
were q. oWdeQ Aud the streets OUTSIDE were
thrDnsed. lue women NoIe their regular
SalNauou Army uniform. but the bonnet
was apscut The men, too had their
badge. but Wore no red jackets.
shortly 1tcr Z % clock captain sonnet
der OF the ltcNrry corps sprang ON ,nalr
on tho platform and waved an American
nag wan d PAINTING q George MdsuIns-
ton The audltntc cAcercd lustily as lnry
snrans TO their iect ana the utmost en-
tnusra&m prevailed. order mad scarcely
hnen restored, when MAJOR Peter Glenn,
VINO was the first of the officers to ten
der his resignation after Eva c. Booth
had taken command appeared on the plat
fprmt waNns an Amer an nag, and
placed lie sized portrait of q gorge
Washington on an easel ia front Of the
speakers table. This was the signal FOR
renewed outourstS ut applause. Ii WAS
only when Baluugtun Booth and his wife
arrived from the Mount Claire homo that
tine audience lost control OF itself. Their
presence on the platform was the signal
Tor an outburst Of enthusiasm such as
never before has been Witnessed In cooper
Union. There WAS SOWc music and con
siderable singing and the customary re
liEious lnVceAtions, after which Balhngton
Booth rose ana eaid:
Mrs. Booth aud myself have not come
here tonight TO a!ludc 20 the recent sad
trouble. II is quito trir We have. after
mature deliberations. DE aded to uaururatc
a new movement Could we have avoided
IT, IT would most aeSuredly have heon
done on our part9 bat recognizing that
the great American people believed we did
work of nino yelrs for which they are
grateful md would not listen 10 sug-
session of retirement Recognizing a. W.
do tho largest tield iu uc world. ana gtiu
inrther recognizing that there Is room In
"fntrlcA Tor one, aye. ono hundfrd
salvation ARMIES We have resolved the
best OF our ability to win over tho com
hu0itN OF this country We w.sh no
strife with the Salvation Army--no strife
either literal or verbal"
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object of the National convention 10 he
held in Pittshurg July 10. continuing for
-four days. The object is to force Under
takers TO raise the prices FOR practical men
aud to keen those prices uniform AL over
the country.
,CHICAGO-Postoffice officials regard
the alleged attempt on =. ID. Armour's
If by means Of bomb sent through the
malls as IA trick. Whether intended as
a practical Toxic or otherwise has not yet
been determined
PHI TSBU RG-Thc shovel factory of
Hubbard u Co, Oh Butler street. was de-
htroyed by fire with loss OF about $780,
200; insurance S5e,DM The origin Of the
fire Is complete myst ny. The factory
was one of the largest in the country
KANSAS CITY-Cardlnal Satoll was
honored and cheered by thousands here,
local Catholics turning out en- Inasse TO
greet the distinguished visitor. The i'm
mense cathedral was crowded to the
door 10 witness the cardinal celebrate
pohufich mass and bestow The pontifical
blessing
PlllLLlPspURG-At the miners mass
meeting resolutions were adopted declar-
ing IN favor OF asking for an advance of
10 cents on IA ton ON and after Anru
ana steps were taken to bring about a
union of all miners in Central Pennsyl-
Nanla 70 NE end that the demand might
he made general.
-. JASPER Ala After being out since
TUESDAY noon the Jury in the case OF
wesley Y. Hooker. charged with the muir
Wv W - fNluiAlt returned "A verdict
FNlily ana liked tho punishment at life
~ Inc peniteutary. The crime occurred
an tordoya about eight weeks ago Both
were prominent men.
NEW Hokk-A Sun special from Wash
lnBton says It was stated al the capitol
Indl the president has offered the post of
consul general Mt Havana made vncnnt
~ me RESIGNATION OF Ramon o. Will
d,dmS' 10 Representative John C.
Iarsney. OF Kansas City, who has iust
been unseatod in tho house
NEW NORK-The appellate division of
tne supreme court has affirmed the judg-
sage by Pulliam h Laidlaw for Injuries
ustained by the latter In The bomb OK
f aeo rim In Mr., sases office several years
sloo COZ ne e court also allowed Laidlaw
WICHITA. kan.-The ranuhlioa, RON
Vthuon TO elect six delegates nj large
LOT the convention at st. Louis viii con-
we 1le,., ~ ms eiiy on Tuesday it is a
men viii have everything theI,. avn wa =
n,,u ~ - as good as settled that Kansas
WI be instructed solidly for McNinley'
ASHBCRN, Wis,--Injunctions secured
by lumber companies restraining the
town treasurer OF Washburn frnr, ooiia,t
/ ing the taxes assessed AGAINST than, 49,,
pteh dissolved and al midnight The town
ny unt'NuIcr attached all lumber and teams
roro "'i'ouit OF taxes Is about 10000 The
ccssive ''sS''ehts are eN-
HIChMoND Na.-Dr. W. y palmer
enc Of the best known of The Wilma :,
nIhlquarans and an accomplished writer.
II DEAD. on the evening of tho DIV presi'
cent Cleveland sent to congress his vene-
nhe!an message Or, Palmer was discuss
ing the message, and condemned in strong
1r,,nn,s ,he presidents utterances. He sud
| uehiy lost all power OF speech, and had
70 he removed TO hospital. and mas been
SIGN ever since. He never recovered his
FACULTY of speech.
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Mcnclik II of Abyssina Who Refuses to Be Protected"

Monclk IL, emperor OF shoa mud Ahys-
sln,a, king Of kings In all Africa and mon
arch of Ethiopia. is the man who is causing
al, the trouble IN Italy by not allowing that
country to protect" him. Menelit has an
idea that ne is thoroughly capable NJ pro-
tectIng himself ANA proposes to do Il on his
own ground rather than trade OF all HIS
real estate for protection Of the European
kind, This great ruler Is, perhaps the
most Interesting monarch in all tho world.
He claims to be a line descendant OF the
famous queen OF Sheba and that his realms
are tho famous opGir of the Scriptures,
Whatever value may DO IA that clum. Il
Is true that Menelk has the oll-tlmo idoe
of how to Ia king, lie has boen able TO
teach II great European rowor lesson
which Il Will never forget He has caused
all the big ministers OF state and poten-
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tatcs In Europe To open their eyes very
wide and TO realize that in him they have
a real King TO play with. Mencltk is GER
tainly a surprise 10 the king or italy, aad
IL IS said that he win he the most important
man Ia tho game of chess which the Eu-
ropean powers are ever playing. lie waa
born iu lSiS In his fathers kingdom of
Shoa. liis mothor was u hegpac whom
thu kinC took fancy 20 ard married. lilo
ruled In shea after having spent his youth
IN all sorts Of wild adventures, and when
King John OF Ahysslnia died IN iSS9 Meme
Tx marched TO Aoyssiula, had himself
crowned emperor of Ahyfsnia and Shoa
and proclaimed himself king OF kings. lie
was enabled to do this with Italian inter.
ference hut no later flung aside this ALI
ancc because, as he said, Italy desired 70
absorb hts kingdom The country he rules
is very rich IN gold, luSurlant In Ncgcta-
ton and In every way u desirable place.
Its population is s,O000oa
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manipulating the Eastern dsl.y,s..
means of silver funds. This NAV I !,
not be true. The silver party |. Il
crfdl out of the Western States ~
the South develops all the faj, "
OF the party. In the National ts.,,,
the platform will unioubtedly /.
as radically pro-silyer as ever. Il.
viii be trotted out more co,srts.l
than before, and the railroads Nj
In for heavy denunciatlon. Va \
VIII be handled without glove. as v,,l |
Tho prophets are already hgoifl
the result Of the first ballot Ik Il,
men give this estimate.
Tillman...,.......,.3i 5 Kyle ........
\ llen.....,.......Slo Simpson ,...,..
Weaver........2O0 Kern .......
acknowledgements. 80
But these figures Go not all irls q
those of the supporters Of Allen Il. :
ural inference is that all the fgge
mere guess work. and they aa u |
based upon very dS9rpa lns.r-sar
cause the delegates. while SLATED u Y
cases. remain still TO be formally I'd
That the contest will be rather v,n|
certain. The populists are not Il u
couraged by the reverses they nj 4
in the last elections. They look ufatl1
misforuines al temporary, ard ar n
ing vote Of 10000 this year Nay 4
of them firmly believe that th.y Vi 1
ture the presidency even. with u
and a union OF silversites and p1afl
II is. Of course, quite possible nA
convention will go In for d DARK hNs
Bell Of Kansas or LATE Pence lttsz
lock should ensue the dark hyss Z
apparently be necessity. The sfsr
Guilty In the way OF forming tatet1
estimate Of the populist situAuol 4
air of mystery about 1t. NO one w I
word for tear Of betraying bis ~ Y
enemy. As for Tillman, he Is nI w
all by tho old-line populist poliliesal.A.|
suspect him Of unwavering ampas
can hardly he called strong "a "
The southern populists are loI %
those in the East especially 4 y
borne In mind, however. thai w =
is nomiually an alliance democist
Senator Liby has been menuat I,
for the nomination, put he assel's y
will not accept. $50. .,o,, AM
noniilists during the week Of the n \,
ton. PETER will he there, ana !. /,
stand-hys. The assertion thai Jo ..,, !
gold would attend is absolutely nv
Unless ne departs from his ex Ir 4.
tion Of having nothing 10 40 WV ~ y
Mist nomination or conveni,on ~
gates will probably be neid - Y ',
ten DAYS. Tho silver men WI IN n
bv the Easterrers. and tns, us,, NJ
host OF speakers, Every eo ess w,
of issue will he represc.,ss .s,tir,
platform committee, and inc 's
be terrible.
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GIBBS A PouLlH'
+, Ex-LIcu,ei ant GG Ssr,,',.s. :
.,a,,.raIt Ont for fOpuhaA4

Sn,larely Out for fopuia~
Dallas Texas, March s-tioa
Gibbs. who has for some llns "
neonIe In suspense as to his future.
mutations has at last set all d04"
Inv de6ning his position. te m
lc y article. the most Of Whiss
voted to condemnation OF ino ~
party. from which the i0A0'
tractcd: ,.-,rik
"The poulist platform y " -,
an issue of money by the sovsfnnsl,
ticlent for the business necessas
country. 1t is favorable to inc sv ."..,
ownership of enough railroad nA's !.
fix a basis or reasonable frels osl, II
"1t Is favorable to a direct, ~ Il,
nv tbr n .ople on IN irportahia i .s
the legislative and execulpe
cant agree Oh Legislation, :, AZ he \
"It ia fayoraDle TO a reborn
c'a IL i has declared uneau!vocaily ~, ~
tbincs NOR one Of which y ~ WI.
ns~n advocated in any d.mVtur "a
thing I'm suits, but for notmns =
form or political recola' ,he hest MS.
II firmly believe that ". Intel -,
OF this State and OF lhesS II ibsn
demand these reforms, .nrm that =
other things In the piae'o are cood q J,
so Heartily indoso thssv - make % Y
and important enough 70
the ticket =. .,,o, II The ptv
not have any platform, lo ,a,ie sinlsss,
State and National ueila rnost seftfs9
tioa should be rebnksse,as them nes
the State which tru sat," majohtss
gives them the inr 'ode them sly \
same power tbat m'e ssrye notes .' "
m thai t lnst" p S wiz not rsSs
or insraitude from those Wv"
Trusted -
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ENCOURAGING RESULTS.


As the business forces arc getting to-
gether here for an active campaign in be-
half OF the business expansion and further
Improvement OF the city, there could he no
stronger arguments presented 20 arouse
enthusiasm than the already accomplished
facts and their value to Houston.
DO We want more paved streets and sew
erage and drainnge2
Il is only necessary TO contrast the un-
paved Firee,s with the paved, the sections
of the city without drainage ana sewerage
with those sectioNs that have both. In the
improved parts Of tho city the property ia
more valuable, more In demand. more at.
tracliyc every way. There Is no compar-
ison between these portions and those por-
tons yet remaining uninnrovel.
Do we want more factories? 1t Is hut nee
ossaiy 10 note tho success Of thoso OF every
description already established nnd their
tremendous effect ON the retail and ship
ping trade OF the city, II is tlp' shops ana
mills and scores a little manufacturing
plants that furnish the bucket brigade ana
EAft " itFHNitiiA AAF VA NfAA AtiNA RYAN
trade. Imagine the number Of such plants
doubled? Think of the vast impetus and
increase TO trade
Houston has never completed an I'm
provenent or innuguratel a rev enter.
prise that tho result has not heon imme.
diateiy AMI bsnenclally felt in business
and in the comfort of lvlug--whcther that
addition has been n new mill. 81 newly
paved street, 1t modest factory the extern
sion Of car line, paid IRE department,
new lights or sewers new wholesale
houses. or what not
Tho growth Of business and population
on rapid scale began with the inaugurp-
ton Of local improvements, and has kept
pace with tho spirit Of progress.
1t Is wcu to remember this
Accomplished facts furnish the best les
sons ami arc the strongest arguments. Tho
business forces which are organizing now
for further effort have everything to In
spre and encourage them IN tho history Of
the to~n for the past six years. The Hc-
ooas ard development which That period
has witnessed cnn be easily duplicated, ana
a: less cost ami with less effort, FOR
We now have Substantial foundation
upon which 10 bulld. There IS cvcry reason
therefore why tho now Business League
thusiasm and condaonca Of success born
of experience ana tbs actual pre- eucc Of
splendid results Of past enterprise.
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A NEW MINISTRY FORMED.
Di Rudini Named as Premier and
Rcotti Minister Of War.
MEANS AN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN.
According to an English Correspondent
Speculation Active In Berlin AS 10
Goiuchowsky's Mission.

tiorne, March s-Therc IS much d'Gi-
Guilty being found in the task OF formins
Il now ministry. Signor sarcarro has De
ciinsd the responsibility. while the attemP.
to form a sarcarro. Rudinl combina ZION
equally feiled. II was announced tou'shI
however, that the Marquis di kuiin had
sllcceeded In forming q cabinet with him
self as premier and minister q the IN
terror General Ricoli minister Of war
srnor Brin minister q foreign affairs
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London, March sit has been colder
with the crop prospects very promising.
Speculation IN -four has practically bee
suspended The continental demand was
poor Spots slow. Maize was dun and
easy There was some inquiry for La
Platte American maize. steamer, March
aud April, Is, Barley steady and quiet
oats arm but inactive.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

CONSTA NTINOPLE-Turkhan Pasha,
formerly minister for foreign affairs, has
been appointed governor OF the ISLAND OF
Crete
on Sunday placed table on the house
which benjamin Franklin occupied there
in lT6, Two members of the society spoke
on tho subject of Franklln's stay In
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SUNSET FLYER WV" n. y

bound sunset Limited tns =, ~
e cDn't traus. .c aver 4. a. I
last night near Puen.s' ~ p.si = X
running run at a hieh rate s,,,,e & s.'serg 4
SS%n sy ass $S. as% L. "a la q:
y Sas II on the the rs' ra,ls sTssss'
sns waf 50 h"r1 local Train ag saars H.
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MESSAGE FROM ADiGRAr.

Massowah. March s--The commandment
~ Adigra, telegraphs under date Of March
thai the rebels were then within a few
kiiameters. I'VE have plenty OF aininuni.
ton and provisions for monta," the
commaniaut continues. "whle9 we hope
20 extend by going on short rations. We
VIII do our duty tn death"
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Manchester, March s.--The cloth market
has been rather quiet the last few days,
healthy the majority OF them being en-
gagged for a considerable time. Yarns are
lid to - lower. The English February ex-
pert returns show that the united stocAs
are 10000 yards less than last year
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MEANS ONE OFFENSIVE CAMPA1GN.

London March s--The Daily News cor
respondent az Rome telegraphs as fol
lows: The choice Of General Ricotti las
minister of war; shows that the kings
.jras hAve prevailed IN favor OF reopen
iD~ au offensive campaign next autumn
nttcr tho rainy season.
General Baldlszera mas ordered the Cas-
SAIL. garrison 10 withdraw
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Emperor williams genius and ambition
know no bounds but they are gradually
Gnding cpngentai and proper heli for
their display--he is going into a Lawn! ten.
tiia innrnn rnetit
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WANTS PATRIARCH ~ =. i .

London. March "a dl,es - Z
Chronicle from cOnstaau y !. ~
the sultan,is determines .,,s, lrsr''
Armenian patriarch hri's
and has invited him 70 r'''s -. o.
if he refuses to do 50
hefall the Armenians. - : nj
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r.s,onsent believes that this offer stiil
holds Good. hut King Leopold declines 20
act unless he "a asked 10 do 50 by Italy
which y improbable.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST MONDAY MORNING. MARCH O.

hut closed yesterday rather iiriuer. Amer
lrAQ securities were we'll Sustained, con-
siaoring the adverse influence OF Cuban
affairs
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails 10
cure. a5c.
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TO CURE a coLpo u III $
Take laxative Bro IN money
cure. CSC.
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1t begins to look as &c an additional and
separate convention VIII have to be held
IN St. Louis to accommodate the contest
ing republican delegations.
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II foreign feet should put New York
under tribute and absolutely paraly"
business, tho labor councils that de-
nouneed the proposition TO build coast de-
lenses would be the FIRST to suffer from
saagnation OF trade and the enormously
high price OF provisions.
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1t might be well for congress 10 indulge
IN some preparation for war before invit-
Ing II. Senator Lodges war talks will
not repel an attack upon the coast cities
of the country In case OF trouble.
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Yvette Gilbert, after all, made only
about 10000 by her American tour-a very
small sum for such unenvinhle notoriets,
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The Fort Worth Gazette echoes the at.
tack upon the president by Hartman Of
Montana and yet the chances are two To
one that Mr.. Cleveland did not have the
Gazette I'm mind at all when he spoke of
certain bad influences In the West.
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The -Fitzsimmons emhroslio last
year has taught this country to keep cool
under the most vigorous and exasperating
kind Of war talk from Spain
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1t can not be impressed too often or too
deeply upon good citizens tina, tho failure
TO get good, honest. progressive business
talent In municipal offices is because tho
good citizens leave the primaries and
campaign TO the politicians and their fol
lowing. Municipal government IS purely
and simply a business affair
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09

Italys defeats in Africa may yet change
the map Of Europe,
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Some Populists in the War of Booms.

South Carolina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
South Dakota Observation-Disclosures. /.
tennessee ...,.,.......'.. .'..'''.'s'''.'s. -
Texas Observation-Disclosures. ................ -
Vermont .....,. .................
N.Irpinta observation-disclosures. IS
Washing Ton ....'.s.s.s..'.''. '''.''.'.''. -
West virginia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o
W Use .nsiu -.....+..... ..'''''''.. ''.''''''
" yomiug ......,....,.... ......'.s..-s''.. :
New Mexico ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lttl ............,.s.... ........s.'''s'-'.s.
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BUFORD.

February "a, 1896.
Among the numerous valentines re.
ceived here was one to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Lyons, in the shape of girl baby.
Ed. smiles ell over his face.
Protracted meeting is in progress at
the M. E. Church, here.
Literary society every Friday night at
Reedy school house. Please attend.
Henry J. Coffman and Miss Anna
STATION were visiting Sanford Moler and
family, Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Fender fell out of Q cart
and injured her leg very seriously.
About thirty enjoyed themselves at
VIM. Moberly's Feb. IA.
Mrs. A. L Reedy has moved to Rar.
den, o. Mr.. Reedy intends to move
when his School is out in about two
weeks.
Harvesting ice is the work of the day.
Do not lot US fool you any more. But
we think We can almost put our finger
on the date Of the next marriage.
Spelling School at Needful, Thursday
nisat, March 5. providing the weather
will permit. All are invited.
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HIGHLAND.
February "a, 1896.

February "a, 1896.
Miss Carrie Beeson, of Leesburg, and
Jacob Rice, of Cincinnati, were the
guests of Joseph Cohn's family. last Fri.
day and Saturday.
Manlove Adams was called to the bed.
side of his dying brother, Daniel Adams,
of Sabina, last week.
Friends from Ellsworth, Kansas, are
visiting Levi Wright and family.
Quite number of our citizens attend.
ed the entertainment given by the Bell
Ringers, at the new opera house, at the
Hillsboro, last Saturday night.
T. o. Williams, who has been teaching
in the No. district, for the past three
or four years, has resigned his position
for more lucrative one with a New
York publishing company.
Some of our citizens attended the
Country Merchant, played at New vi.
emma, last Tuesday night, by travelling
troupe.
We have fiattering prospect for the
saloon of our place being removed.
The protracted meeting being held at
the M. E. Church, by Rev. Chas. Thorn.
son, is indicative of much good by the
deep interest manifeSted by both mem.
Der and outsider.
The candidates for our April election
are beginning to make themselves known
Moses Rice, of New Vienna, is making
very frequent visits to our city for some
unknown cause. Dame Rumor has it
that he has captivated one of our society
bellies.
John Rhonemous, of Gurneyville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with one of
our young ladies.
William Rockhole has moved to James
Mo0re's farm.
Burd Mcclure and sister Blanche, re.
turned home last Saturday afternoon,
after lengthy visit among friends in
the West.