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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
LETTER FROM CUBA.
Paul Warren Writes 10 His
Father, Judge H, l.. Warren.
He Confirms the Reported Death Of
Guy Endsley.
"ROugh Rider" n. E. sherman Returns
to This City.
BRIEF INTERVIEW WITH HIM.

Judge II. l.. Warren, Of this city, re.
ceiyed letter this morning from his son,
Paul Warren, one OF ROOseyelt's "Rough
Riders" The letter is dated from santi-
ago de Cuba, July 2s. and THE CITIZEN
copies the following extracts:
II was sent TO town day before
yesterday with wagon 10 get uni
forms, etc, for the regiment, and did not
get back uutil yesterday afternoon. Baeh
man Is TO get two new uniiorms-one a
light colored canvas fatigue suit aud the
other the regular blue for dress suit.
This issue seems 10 confirm the rumor
that we will soon start for the United
States, although there Ia another rumor
to the effect that we are going TO Porto
Rico, but / hardly think there Is any
thing IN II.
Santiago is q typical Mexican city;
more like chihuahua, Mexico, than any
place | know of-Darrow streets one
story buildings, and all the streets and
side streets are paved with rock The
walks are so narrow two persons can
hardly wslk side by side on them.
81 received your letter OF the 18th inst.
yesterday, ana was very glad indeed TO
her from you. Armijo, Mbers, Sherman
and the other sick and wounded have all
been taken back 10 the states and we cen
hear nothing OF them.
Il suppose you have heard OF tho death
Of Guy Endsley, who died OF yellow
fever some time ago.
Spencer, Hughes and the other Albu-
querque boys are here and we'll, with the
exception Of Spencer, who Is down with
malarial fever.
"The articles you speak OF as having
been sent by the Ladies' Soldiers Aid 30
ciety have not been received "a yet, but |
understand they are in Tampa. The
boys all apprecitiate greatly the kind
ness and fOrethOught Of the ladies, and
all send their regards and wish 10 be re-
membered to the society.
Capt. Luna Is now stationed In the
city IA official interpreter to Gen. Wood,
who has been appointed governor, 40 we
don't see much OF our captain, but un.
derstand he Is we'll.
81 am In charge OF the camp to-day, 30
have TO hustle around"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

The Clerks association OF Albuquerque
Ras formally organized last evening at a
meeting held Tor the purpose At room No.
l. la the p0stullice building The follow
ng officers were elected 10 serve until
January next:
Prosilent-J ". Pfe7tel
Vice presidelt-fftd d. Lewis.
Secretary and treasufer-D. ). ROsen.
Fald
Good working committees were ap-
pointed. The attendance at this meeting
wse very encouraging.
The purpose OF this association IL
given, In the constitution, as follows:
To unite In one body the clerks Of AL
huquerque. for the purpose OF guarding
their mutual interests and to promote
sociabIity."
In order 20 correct an erroneous i'm.
preston, the association wishes IL 10 be
distinctly understood that Il has not been
organized with the object OF antagOniz
ing employers. but rather 10 strengthen
the friendly relations between employers
aud employees.
An important meeting will be held at
the same place on Tuesday evening,
August 10.
All clerks who have not Joined are re-
quested 10 attend.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

will be Of great Importance. II will set.
tie the details OF the evacuation Of the
Spanish armies from the West Indies and
decide all questions relative to the re-
moval Of all submarine mines and the
immediate REIMBURSEMENT to the United
States Of the great fortresses nj Havana,
San Juan and other points, and the trans.
fer OF the possession Of Manila City itself.
WHAT TIE PROTOCOL PROVIDES.
The protocol provides:
First-spain will relinQuish all claim
Of sovereignty over and title to Cuba.
seeond-Porto Rico and other Spanish
islands in the West Indies and an island
in the Ladrones, to be selected by the
United States,shall be ceded to the latter.
Third-The United will occupy and
hold the city, bay and harbor Of Manila,
pending the conclusion Of a treaty OF
peace which shall determine the control,
disposition and government Of the Phil
ippines.
Fourth-Cuba, Porto Rico and other
Spanish Islands Of the West Indies shall
be Immediately evacuated. and commits
sioners, TO be appointed within ten days,
shall within thirty days from the signing
OF the protocol meet in Havana and San
Juan, respective, to arrange and execute
the details OF evacuation.
Fiith-The United States and Spain
will each appoint not more than Eve
commissioners to negotiate and conclude
a treaty Of peace. The commissioners
are TO meet at Paris not later than the
tirst Of October.
Sixth-On signing the protocol hOstil-
titles will be suspended, and notice to
that effect will be given as soon as pos.
sible by each government to the com.
manders OF its military and naval forces
The above is the official statement Of
the protocols contents az prepared and
given to the press by Secretary Day.
The prototcol was signed at 4:23 p. m.
by Secretary Of State Day, representing
the United States, and NJ. Cambon.
French ambassador representing the
spanish government.
HOsTlLITIEs WILL CEAsE.
Washington, August l2. - Secretary
Alger has eabled orders to all military
commanders that the protocol Of peace
las been signed and to cease hostilities.
NOTICE TO NAVAL COMMANDERS.
1
son and Dewey and other naval com
manders that the peace protocol had been
sigued and to cease hostilities.
SIGNED.
Washington, Aug l2-The peace pro-
tOcol was 81 ned at l:23.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
EaglI.h Inlerc.ts in ChIna.

London, Aug. 12.- The house OF com
mons met to-day at 10 a, m. A success.
sion Of questions on the subject OF China
ELECTED little information. The govern.
ment leader, Balfour, declined to pledge
the government to prevent the ratiiica
tion Of the France Belglan.Pekin HankoW
concession, but promised that in the
event OF British capitalists purchasing
the railroad concessions obtained by
French or Belgian syndlcates in the Yang
Use Kiang valley, her majesty's govern.
ment will support and assist them both
in London and Pekin. Parliament will
be prOrOgued to-day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

All parties invited to the picnic given
by Triple Link Rebekah Lodge, /. O.O.F,
will please be at Odd Fellows hall on
south Second street, at o'clock SHARP
Sunday morning. Trlmble's train for
Camp Whiicomb leaves promptly at thai
time. Passengers will be required IA
have their lunch baskets we'll alled, and
purchase ticke Is before starting
Mas. j. Z. LANTz,
MRS A. X. LOwE,
COmmittaa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
Ernresa Knhherv

Kansas City, No., Aug. l2.-Absolutely
no booty was secured from the Adams
Express company's safe by the robbers
who last night held up the Burlington
train near st. Joseph, according to a
statement made to-day by j. II. Butler,
superintendent Of the western division
OF the Adams company. He said: "Our
safe was recovered unopened. No stray
packages were secured, nor was anything
Of value taken from the express messen-
GER
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

under date OF July 30, writes from
Santiago, Cuba. TO his mother IN this
city, and says: "My tent mate, Guy
Endsley, died from fever. He was 50
good to me when was sick az San
Antonio, Texas" Charley aud all The
members OF Capt. Lnna's company
sincerely mourn the untimely death Of
Guy Bndsley, who was a great fayorite Of
his comrades. A large circle OF friends
In Albuquerque mourn with his sorrow.
ing mother in this city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
ChIcncn sinck Mnrknt.

Chicago, Aug. ~ - Receipts,
1900 head; market, strong.
Beeyes, f42Od5 40; COWS and heifers,
81 2OH4.SO; Texas steers, f32OQ4 30;
westerns, SO 60@460; stOckers and feed
ers, f3.2OQ4SO.
Sheep - Receipts, 5000; strong to 10
cents higher.
Natives, S3OOa465; westerns, $500
4,3O; lambs, S4OOa6,75,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
Skaters Army Getting out OF the Y.IIo
Fever DiAtriet.

Skaters Army Getting Out OF the Yellow
Fever District.
Washington, Aug. t2.-The war depart
ment has received the following: santi-
ago. via Hayti, Aug. 10 The st. Louis
left MORO during the night OF the llth,
with the Ninth and Tenth infantry and
two companies Of the Seventy first New
York. Tho st. Paul should have left
Guantanamo last night or this morning
with the Second infantry and four com
panies Of the seventy-frst New York, and
General Kent and his headquarters. The
Morteno leaves In a few minutes with the
twenty first infantry. The Rio Grande,
with Colonel Sargents regiment on board,
has just arrived. SKATER.
sargents regiment is the second regl-
mont Of immunes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

New York, Aug. IA dispatch to the
Evening World from Santiago says
Jack York, OF Pennsylvania, who has
been serving with Garcia, has Just ar
rived here, He reports that Garcia has
suspended operations Tor thirty days and
given his men permission 20 go home
with instructions 10 report 10 him al the
end OF that period.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
ROM AdmIrnI KIrkInnd.

Vallejo, Cal, Aug. ll,-Rear Admiral
Kirklsnd's condition shows slight inn
proyement and his physicians say that
he has lighting chance for his life.
Commander j. J. BTice, who was recalled
from the retired list during the hOstil-
tiles with Spain, is in command Of the
navy yard during Kirklands illness.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

Mrs. NJ. Clusters aud Mrs A. Harsch
and daughter, Rose, went out to Coyote
Springs this afternoon, where they will
enjoy a couple OF weeks outing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
Plat wants Tracey.

Washington, Aug. l2.-Senator Platt
OF New York, called on President McKin-
ley to-day and asked for the appointment
of Gen. BENZ +. Tracey, OK secretary Of
OF the navy, as a member OF the peace
commission.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE
AT TIE nusY sroRE.
THE MAZE,
WM. kIEKE, Proprietor.

Major Gall, OF Fort Thomas, Ky, has
isked for sisters 10 nurse the fever
stricken soldiers who are 90 be located at
Fort Thomas. The teachers OF st. Vim
cants academy have offered their services
II needed, but II h not likely they will
DO called on, as many members OF their
order are much nearer the scene OF labor.
3 ter Gabrielle, sn untiring nurso in the
civil war will 20 at once, accompanied
by an efficient band OF faithful nurses.
There are a number OF sistera now nurs
ing the wounded and sick soldiers at the
various hospitals.
Prof. j. X. Ribera, the we'll known pub
lie school teacher OF Los Padillas district,
was In the city to-day. He states that the
7mallpOx scare existing In the river
towns south Of this city has about died
out and that the recent rumOrs Of many
deaths, especially among the young, were
somewhat exaggerated
The board OF underwriters fire insur-
a0cel OF Denver have notified the local
agents that the rates for fire insurance
on dwellings In this city have been re-
duced from 10 20 10 per cent on the $l0O.
ace riding 70 exposures. The reduction
goes into effect on August 10.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
Dealh ol IN End.Ier

c. 0, Hopping, member of Troop +,
Capt Luna's company OF Rough Riders,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

The sentiment among the people oI
this city is practically unanimous in
favor OF holding fair here this fall aud
thus retain for Albuquerque the prestige
ot being the permanent location OF the
territorial fair. Now let everyone sub,
scribe "a liberal contribution as his
means afford and thus make its success
dOubly sure.
The Scott store building, being erected
on south First street, adjoining the
Harsch building, ia assuming some pro
portions, and the bricklayers are now al
work. The building will be a two story
brick and quite an ornament 20 that sec
tion OF the city when completed.
Half dozen wagons were loaded with
merchandise this morning at the several
Wholesale houses, after which they left
Tor the country. The merchants Of the
small towns are extensive patrons OF
Albuquerque's wholesale houses.
l.. T. Delaney has returned to the city
from the sulphur hot springs. His
brother, I C. Delaney, will return to the
city this evening.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
The Jaffa Grocery Go.
as SOUTH SECOND STREET.
chicago Grain MArker

Copper,
New York, Aug. l2.-Copper, 1880.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12
TROOPS LEAvIso sANrIAao.

Washington, Aug l2.-The peace prC
tOcol was 81 ned at 4:23.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-02-10

A party OF ladies and gentlemen ex-
ploring depths OF a celebrated mine.
arranged that a lunch should be par
taken OF on the ne-thousand-fve-
hundred foot level. -Four large bas-
kets fun Of dainties both liquid and
substantial were therefore lowered to
he depths These descended first
among a group OF honest Cornish min
ars, delying ON the one-thousand-two-
hundred foot level. who. in the abb
sence Of any instruction, decided, al
ter much discussion. that II must be
national holiday or something OF the
kind above ground, aud that this was
a kindly little compliment from the
owners. They therefore fell 10 on the
eatables with much energy. When the
exhausted excursionlsts Inquired for
their refreshments. they discovered
only the empty hampers and about
twenty brawny miners. full OF chicken
salad. champagne. mashed ice, and
other things. dancing a Cornish break
down. Pearson's Weekly.
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Mns. LEoN1RD REcEIrEs.


Gires An afternoon Reception and q Party
at Night.
Mrs II N Leonard gave a delight
full reception yesterday afternoon at
her home on Broad street. The house
was profusely decorated, darkened to
day and artihcially lighted. Mesdames
II. X. Brooke, O. NJ Barnes, V. b.
Paine, A. B Nicholas, K. Bali, +. Il.
Barde, j. w. Wheeler and G.. Ii
Hughes assisted Mrs. Leonard in re-
ceivinR. The tables we're presided
over by Misses Helen Green, Bessie
Barnes, Alice Paine, Mary Nicholas
and Lillyan LauN The list Of guests
follows
Mesdames Bierer, OF Perry; Goodrich,
Hunter Saunders, Stone, Filson,
Hagan. Severas. Carlin, Widmer, Jen.
kins, MaQann, Flynn, heilman, West,
White, Painter, Thompson, Renfro,
McKeAnd, Lucas. Crosland, Ii. l.
Smith, DR.. Cotteral, John Cottersl,
Halsell Cole, Winton, Pentecost,
w. n furrow, Barker, Jamison, Kin
caid Sarber, Wisby, Camp, Powers,
Ares, Havighorst, Levy, Platt, Kesler,
Whitbeck. Briggs, Wenner, Franklin,
Guss, Mckay, Mueller, DirlRnd. Fos-
ter, stiles, Il D0nnelley, Boles, Bron'
son, Lowe, @. r Brooke, oorkins.
Coyle, DodsoD, Wallace, Buckner, j
d. NJ. Buckner, Dibble, f. X Brooke,
Lawrence, Shsrtel. Humphrey, Hous'
ton. Orntr. Klmball, Speed, Spurlock,
Strang, GiaS, n Laux, Burke, Rhodes
Hiatt. Seeley, Nicholas, ThwlnR, Vau
Voorhees,, Turner, T. 5 Donnelley
Miller, Hale, Seaton, WILDER, Miss
McNeal
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard en-
tertained the following at cards
Messrs and Mesdlmes Barde. Painter
McNeai, Ramsay, Dale, Asp. Bosworth
g. r. Brooks, Laux, Barnes, Spencer
Ball, Frazier, Morris, Wheeler, ReAdles
Hainer, CottinghAm, Hughes, Billings
ley. Hodges, Paine, E d Nix, Lille
Mesdames Stevenson and Grissell
Messrs Bowden and Billingsle ley Mis-
Sadie Paine.
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THE KANSAS EDITORS.
Entertained By che Ka nsas city. Mo,
Commercial Club.


KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb 0-The
Kansas Editorial association that has
been meeting in Kansas City, Kan,
moved its headquarters across the
state line yesterday and became the
guests Of the Commercial club and the
people Of Kansas City They had
been in Kansas G''v Kan, for n day
and night and they came here
for night aud day The members
were given a dinner at the Midland
followed by reception at the rooms
II the club This morning the bus
mess Of the association will be com
peted and this afternoon the editors
will either return home or go to Port
Arthur on an excursion of week.
The editors began the first business
session of their editorial association in
Kansas City, Kan, at o yesterday
morning when President Perkins dc.
livered his annual address There
were probably 300 editors and their
wives present.
President Perkins address dealt
largely with affairs which concerned
only the members of the newspaper
fraternity and of the association.
The president vigorously opposed
the postal bill now before Congress
and suggested that the members Of
the association discuss It and make
strong protest against its passage.
lie believed that the bill would work
TO tho disadvantage and harm of tho
smaller papers of the country
Then he advocated the formation OF
an association by publishers of the
$50 papers in Kansas To erect a monu-
ment to the late Governor john A.
Martin.
After an address by f. d. Coburn,
secretary of the state board Of agri-
,ulture, several interesting papers
were read and discussed by members
IF the association. The first of these
was an able treatise on "The Local
Department of the Country Paper" by
Charles w. Lands Of the Osborn
Farmer.
Points on Collecting Delinquent
Sl Inscriptions" was the subject treated
by Lyman Naugie of the Wellington
Voice. IL. II. LuslS of the Parsons
sun talked about "Sone OF the
Weaknesses Of Newspaper Men, aud
Fred C. Trigg of the Garnett Eagle
spoke OF "A Few ThingsWe All Know" 4"
The other papers read were What
1 Know AboGt Running a Country
Newspaper" by NJ NJ. Beck OF the
Ilolton Recorder; and Business Pol
icy by Del Valentine Of the Clay
Center Times T. q. Ripp OF the Bur
lington Chronicle was not present
with his paper. "rhe Editor and the
Public, aud viii ask leave 10 print H.
Mrs. Lillian W. t.oofbourrow ~
Atehison recited GLOW Artistarehus
Studied Elocution." and remarks were
made by visiting editors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-02-10
MONEY FOB DEFENSE
Queen Victoria Tells Parliament of
Great BritaIn's Need

Great Brltain's Need.
LONDON, Feb. 0.-The fourth ses-
sion Of the fourteenth Parliam ent Of
Queen Victoria and the twenty sixth
Of the United Kingdom was opened,
by commission, at . o'clock this after
noon, with the customary ceremonies
Previous to the reassembling the
usual party Of beef eaters, accom-
panied by number of officials and
headed by Chief Inspector of Police
Hershey, made the customary search
for imitators OF Guy Fawles, form
ally ascertaining that the vaults OF
the houses of Parliament did not con.
tain any ythiug inimical TO the safety
of the members
The queens speech, in part follows:
Gentlemen of the House of Com
mons: The estimates which win be
laid before you will be framed with
the utmost desire for economy; hut, in
view of the agreements now main
tanned By the various nations, the
duty of providing for the defense Of
the empire involves an expenditure
beyond former precedent"
Dealing with the proposed leglsla-
tion. the speech from the throne says
that measures will be introduced for
the organization of system of local
government in Ireland. substantially
similar to Great 8ritain's, to secure
the Increased strength and efficiency
OF the army, amend the present con-
ditlons of military service, to enable
accused people TO testify in their own
defense, TO facilitate the creation of
municipalities in London and TO pre-
vent recognized abuses in connection
with church patronage.
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CrnoAoo, Feb 9 University Of Chi
cago society circles are stirred up
over an application for divorce dled
by Nine Frances T. De PoYep- Bellisle.
The professor is o Vest Indian the
son Of French parents, while his wife
Is an American. They met and woced
in baltimore, where ne tanght before
he came 70 Chicago They have one
boy, five years old. Incompatibility
is the cause assigned for the suit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-02-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Edith Holland, of Perry, is
visiting G O. Holland and family.
John shrader, OF Valparaiso, Ind,
10 arranging to move to oklahoma.
chas T. Kelley. salesman for p. +
Golfers publications. is In the city.
Marshal Thompson went to Enid
yesterday and Deputy Hale TO Perry.
Edgar Powers and Chss. Brewer
have returned from a kodak trip 30 the
everglades OF Tohee.
Miss Blanche M hone, OF Coffeyville,
Kan , is In the city. She Is anxious to
start q drawing school.
Paul Newman and u. C. Guss re-
turned home yesterday from the Grand
lodge meeting At = Reno
Perry Enterprises Times: Miss Temp
Harmon and Mrs. j. Hartman were
visitors frem Guthrie yesterday.
Harry FabyiAn. reTrasentiDg the
Warner-Spragu Grorery company Of
Chicago, is IN the city interviewing
the trade Mr., FAbylan Is An Old
southwest Missouri boy who made and
lost several fortunes in lead and zinc
mines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-02-10
THE MARKETS.
Kan.a. clty araln and Llvs a.o,

Kansas city Drain and Live stock
Hard Wheat-No l. ssc. No 5sc;
No 8. e6c. No T. s2o.
Solt Wheat-No. l. CSC; No 92c;
Ma g. s9e No a s4ds6ci rejected. 80
Is3c.
Spring wheat-No ? e6e, Ma A s20s4e,
rejected 7sDsOc
Corn--M Mixed, No , c4Ee. No 3 Ease;
No A. 24c no grade. 29c White
Corn-No 2 2aA- No 25c; No 4. c4ac.
Cattle Receipts 9,f1l; calves 43l;
shipped i,tS2 cattle. 100 calves Choice
20 best steers were active and strong, medi-
um grades Of dressed beef steers were SLOW
and weak
Dressed beef aud export stecfA sA0oR
80, native heiferS s32504OO, native
cows. th9514 90, native feederA - 10 =
A15. native stockers t3. 5O04 60
Hogs - Receipts, 20 100 shipped. 3iH
Tue market &c 10 los lower Prices
ranged from 25 10 sa9o
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ro Armor 30 nat,le.hln..

WAsHNGroN, Feb 0-The Senate
committee on naval affairs agreed to
recommend an amendment "a the
naval appropriation bill. authorizing
the secretary Of navy TO enter into a
contract with existing armor plants
for supplying armor for the three
hattleShips the Alabama, Illinois and
Wisconsin now in course Of onstruc-
tion, at rate not above s40O per ton,
for armor including the nickel in it.
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FfLSE 1L4RW.

No Judicial o. Land appointments Made
Yesterday.
report spread over the city last
evening that private reports lad come
from Washingto ton to the effect that the
president had sent 10 the senate the
names of four men, outsiders, to be
judges in Oklahoma The report
further stated that Dan Widmer had
been named for register at Enid and
-, Boles for this city The reports
were without foundation. A wire TO
The Leader last evening said that no
Oklahoma appointments were made
vesterdav
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ouaraIas ono nnlmon lnrr.

TOPEKA. Kau.. Feb 9.-The attor-
neys for the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York made a demand
on George sharritt, clerk of the
United States circuit court, for list
Of the jurors drawn for the Hillmon
trial next week Mr.. Sharritt makes
public tho lists Of ordinary jurors,
but in this case he refused and told
the insurance lawyers to appeal to
Judge John A. Williams of Arkansas,
who is TO try the case. To-day Judge
Williams ordered Mr. Sharritt not to
permit any one except tho marshal to
see the list of jurors until IN, csse
shall he ready for trial