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INDIANAPOLIS. ind nov. f0 be- Adv res re-
coivcd up 20 q late hour "wednesday night ln-
aicnte the following congressional results in
Indiana.
First district J. s. Hemcnway. rep. Sec
ono. Robert W. MIcrs dem Third w o.
senior dem Fourth b. M Grimm dem
tlith. in doubt, Sixth. James a. Watson rep. .
seventh Jesse Ovorstrcct rep Eighth Geo
W Cromcr rep Ninth. O. % Lands rep
lenth ID Crumpacfor rep. Eleventh. Geo
W steele. rcp TwcIftn Dr G. B stevens.
Itp Thirteenth. A. T. Brick rep
inc flfth district d. claimed Dy both HamIli.
ocm. ana faris. rep. for congress 10 viii rc
fN'fc "a recount t0 determine the contest The
vote is almost "a tio
the republicans have carried Indiana hv 20
MATURITY bctwcccn l1011 and 1D n00 Chairman
Mnrtlu. OF Tho democratic state committee.
haNrinT wednesday MIGHT upon Official and
t7iimatcd returns from all but three OF ODE o.
counties conceded arcpuDllcan plurality of f4-
- Pie states upon the returns at hand that The
1ocrate have made rcf gain over tne pIo.-
ioeutlni vote of Isf ef itG1 Later and au-
tnenie returns however may change fhr
present indicated result from 90 fo 5000 Jhc
eplnicans claim tho STATE uy .80Dl
lhe legislature viii ho republican and che
Nnate based upon fhc latest returns shows
t'af in thc senate enc republicans VIII have ls
"- no democrats -. in tho lower house tho
ftpun.lcans Wiil have t6 and ihc democrats 20
lf Tiii eiye TIE republicans majority % ls
"a loint ballot a1a mtan8 ths elccliOl o. re-
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A FIGHT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
wa NeErc~. Dead. sad Likely -Four oth.r.
hnisd. oas white M.a Burned a-d
Three Others Wounded

GRKESwooD. =. g. Nov. ii.--Five Ne
groes lay dead at Rehobeth all day
along the roadside. another was killed
Thursday and likely four Others are
dead and lost in the woods One white
man was buried, three Others lie at
the point of death and more have
been wounded. Four heads OF fam
lilies have left the country and armed
troops OF countrymcn are securing the
country hunting other victims.
The trouble was prccipitated on
election day when two or three hun
dred Negroes at the polls opened n
fusilade at the store at which the vot-
ing was going on. In this fight ]. l..
Ethcridgc was killed and Thos. Toll
bert wounded.
The second occasion for provocation
was that party hunting the slayers
of Etheridgc was fred into and one.
Miller. fatally wounded and Fleming
badly hurt. The arming Of the Ne
grocs az the polls, the killing OF Eth.
cridge, the firing from ambush. all
conspired 90 kindlc flame Of passion.
and when that will die down h din
cult TO tell. Jesse Williams and two
Others are said 90 have confessed talk.
ing part in the ambuscadc.
The incident OF the day was the kill
ing OF Essex Harrison. Down the road
came squad OF mounted cavalrymcr
with Harrison marching ahead with
guns and rifles drawn ON him. Fifteen
men lined up on the roadside. Tn,
Negro was put out in the road anc
told 20 go toward the pile OF four dead
Negroes. lIe started, there was ring
of rifles and Harrison pitched forward
dead. Harrison. II is alleged. was q
member OF the crowd that killed Eth
cridgc.
The two Negroes who are known te
have shot Ethridgc have not yet been
captured.
Eight Negroes have been lynchct
within two weeks time In ncighborinp
counties.
Ben Collins, colorcd. was KILLED
Thursday night near PhmniN. Hc {,
said TO have fired one pistol shot int,
the polling place and reached for an
other weapon.
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PROF. LANGLEYS AEROPLANE
Tho Government WIN Etpsnd SEA. 900 for
Experimentation WIN building
Flying Machine

WAsnuNGroN, Nov. 1.-THE board OF
ordnance and fortifcatiou has decided
10 institute an investigation OF the pos
sibilities of flying machines for recon
noitcrinR purposes and as engines Of
destruction in time OF war. and at the
meeting OF the board So, 600 OF the
funds az the disposal OF the board was
appropriated for the purpose Of expert
mcnting.
So impressed were the authorities
here with the advantages which may
result from the employment OF such
machines In the operations Of war that
Secretaries Long and AlRcr last sum
mer selected committee TO report
upon the subject.
Prof Langley, OF the Smithsonian
institute. the inventor OF the acroplane,
appeared before the board and gave
his expert opinion in favor Of expert
mentation. The board decided. after
hearing Prof Langley and reviewing
the report OF the commission 10 cxper d
the S25, 900 with view. at present, 20
the perfection and use Of some aerial
contrivance for reconnaissance.
The experiments will be conducted
under the direction OF Gen. Greely. OF
the signal corps, and Prof Langley
has agreed 10 give Gen. Greedy the
benefit Of his advice, but with the dis
tinct understanding that lac does 80
without compensation.
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TOPEKA. Kan. nov. l0.-The latest returns
indicate that the plurality % Stanley. rep for
governor viii probably reach 1900 TAYLOR
Riddle the populist state chairman. practical
ly conccdc The defeat % Vincent for congress
IN tho Tifth ard Jerry Simpson IN the Seventh.
The republican leaders confidently claim that
Chester j. Long has defeated Simpson in the
Seventh. and that Vs. a. Calderhcad has de-
fcated CONGRESSMAN Vincent in the Fifth. II
these claims prove correct Edwin RidRoly ri
the Third district. viii q the only poDulist
congressman from Kansas.
. Tho republicans elect two etete senators
which gives % members ln that body They
also elect ~ representative out ~ i25 This
gives them % majority 81 So on joint ballot In
the legislature aud insures tho election u a
republican state printer
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WAHnFz o.. Nov De- Elder Ernest
D. Malan. Of Ogden. Utah. and 90 j.
Sanders. of' Murray Utah. mormon
missionaries arrived in Warren Friday
and have begun thc prosecution OF
their work. Elder MaIan .avs H.
church is now represented .ourhout
the world by 1900 lissionarcs doing
sinriar lines of work poiygamy he
Says is believed in. but not practiced
on account of legal opposition. a
spcciai effort S. made to get converts
in Ohio.
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WEST VIRGINIA..

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. l0-The repub-
leans have elected two congressman in West
virginia sure. Dovenor In the First Cwheei-
lng) by LOO majority. and Freer In the Fourth
by Loo majority. Both parties claim the Sec
ond and Thin Mr.. Dayton. rep. claims his
election In the Second by SO. ana Edwards.
rep. claims 600 in the Third
Chairman Dawson. OF the republican state
committee. "Wednesday night claimed the
election OF seven republicans and six demo.
Gratis 10 the state senate and ~ republicans
and 81 democrats 70 the house OF delegates.
with the hole over senator's this will give the
repu olicans q MAJORITY joint ballot OF N.
aud insure the election Of a republican United
States senator as successor TO Faulkner dem
ocrat
Chairman Ohley, OF the democratic commit
tee claims the legislature on Joint ballot
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Michigan

DETROIT. Mich. Nov i0-Accordlng 10 more
complete returns Gov Pingrcos plurality will
reach about 1000 This viii be q proportion
ate increase over his plurality Of sJ 800 OF two
years ago. the vote east having been probably
about fourth smaller this year The repub-
hcaus have elected sold representation Of -
congressman by majoritics Of LEO for Coriiss
in the First district 10 800 FOR Sheldon In the
Twelfth Upper Peninsula district The demo-
Gratis will have n dozen senators and rcprcsen-
tatiyes In the legislature about equally divided
between the two houses. Senator burrows
reelection now seems absolutely assured. not
withstanding Gov. Pinfrce strongly favors tho
candidacy Of Albert Pack. Gov Pinrrce-s
railroad taxation measures arc regarded a..
certain OF enactment
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CAIIFoRNIA.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 10 Republican gains
are reported from every legislative district
Sufficient IN many cases TO change entirely the
political complexion Of the district There l.
no doubt, although the count is vet incom-
pAste. that the republicans win have a large
majority In the Legislature and that n repub-
NJ White
California has elected a republican governor
ano probably the entire state ticket by plIrali-
ties estimated at from A0D) 10 1900. Complete
returns viii not be In for "a hours at best bu,
the election % Henry 4. Gage. republican over
james &. Mcclure democrat j. conceded
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PENNsYLVASIA.

PHILADEtPHfA Nov. 10 the delegation
from Pennsylvania TO the next congress will
comprise "a republicans and . democrats a
democratic gain Of The present delegation
y composed OF p republicans and democrats.
Inc districts gained by the democrats are the
Eighth, Twelfth. Thirteenth Seventeenth
twenty seventh and Twenty-cirhth
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. iO.--Thc complete vote
OF the state. with four counties missing gives
Stone, rep, f'57s jerks. dem. S3s 5ss: Swal-
low pro. and honest government i2s az. a
plurality for Stone OF ie2 Oea which win be- in
creased TO above 5000 by the complete re-
turns The total vote ia the state will approx
innate $4,000
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81 LOuis Nov 20 Returns from aI over
Missouri came in very slowly "Wednesday and
though FAR from complete. everything received
state ticket by at least 11oO0 majority and
the election OF majority of mem
bers 81 the Legislature cn4uring the re-
election o. United States senator Cock
rcl Three republic cougre- simon in
81 Louis have been reelected and 30 isl probe
able th 90 al THE is congress sionai districts cute
side The city win Boz represented hy democrats.
though final returns may change this some
what
To- ST. Louis me republicans elected their
ZOO
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hundred and seventeen precincts ou,sis. ~
Lincoln and Omaha gave Hayward republican
Tor governor. ss,ta1. POINTER. fusion. "a 81. a
net republican gain OF ass. II this rain
l. maintained Hayward viii carry the
s'a'o oy over soVo0 Figures on legislative
make comparison possible but show that they
shared equally with the governor. In a few
counties which went fusion on the state ticko,
the republican legislative candidates are
elected. which makes the clairn that the les,iS-
lature on Joint ballot Is republican. a conserx-
alive one. The FirNt and Second congress onnl
districts are republican the Third and sixth
fusion. and she Fourth and Fifth In doubt
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HER BACKBONE STIFFENED.
spaia VIII Maintain Her Sovereignty over
the Philippines Emperor william
Suggested ss Arbitrator.

MADRID. Nov. 1.-THE Hcraldo as
scrts that the government has resolved
20 maintain SPANS sovereignty over
the Philippine islands II has been
suggested that Emperor William. Of
Prussia. be asked 20 arbitrate in the
event Of the peace commissioners fall
ing 90 agree.
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JAcNsoSvIi.LE. Fla. Nov. 0-The vote Tues
day judging from returns now in l. from 10 10
- per cent lighter for both parties than In
leSe The whole democratic ticket il elected
Inc nsht vote - due TO the feeble resistance
offered.
The constitutional amendment recurring
that bonds OF state Officers be In sound surety
and guarantee companies were carried over
Whelmingly, The republicans aud populists
VIII not elect altogether over i've members OF
the legislature. II that many The icrislature
elected Tuesday will choose a successor -
senator samuel Pace
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MI>NEsOTA

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Nov. 10 --Unonlcial and
incomplete but apparently reliable returns in
dictate that John Lind, fusion candidate has
been elected governor OF Minnesota by plu-
rality OF OO0
rive out Of seven congressman are surely
republican Sixth and seventh districts close
and'ciaimed 10y both sides
james Gray fusionist. II elected mayor OF
Minneapolis by perhaps 500. tbc largest plu-
rality ever given in this city TO a candidate not
"A republican.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

FARGO. ND Nov io.-Returns from the N ate
"wednesday swellcd the republican majority.
Spauldinr. rep. Tor congress viii probably
have majority OF 100 and The remainder Of
the ticket 200 less Twenty one out OF 80 state
senators are sure republicans while ia the
house 80 republicans out OF az have been elect
ed with four more doubtful This gives tho
republicans SO on Joint ballot making "a rcpub-
licau successor 10 Senator Roach certain
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ILI.INoIs

CHICAGO, Nov. l0-Reports up % 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night from 336 OF the Isl congre,.
sionnl districts show that the republicans have
elected i7g. the democrats 100 and the popuIists
and fusionists There are still p doubtful
districts IN several o. which the Official count
viii be necessary 10 determine the result OF
these 81 districts called doubtful ten now have
republican, nine democrat and fusion repre-
scntatives.
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TN. Nnmher Of Pn.t nmr..

'WAsHNGrON, Nov. H. The annual
report 81 Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Bristow shows that there were
al the close 81 the fiscal gear 1870
post Offices in the United States. s.si6
presidential and Go75f fourth-ciass.
The net increase in The number OF
post Offices for the fiscal year was
Us
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DFIawaRE

WHLMtScToS. Del. Nov. i0-Dctailcd re-
turns from Kent aud Sussex counties were not
received until Wednesday morning They are
suincient TO show that the next legislature OF
this state II almost surely republican in each
branch. and certainly republican on Joint ball
lot According 70 complete returns from the
state. with the exception OF few districts. the
next legislature will stand: Republicans -:
democrats. p The republicans viii thus elect
a successor 20 United States Senator Gray.
dem -
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NoRrm CARoLINA

RALEiCH. NC. Nov. 10 Il Later returns indi-
cate that the democrats h-vc elected all nine
81 their congressman, all n solicitors. a out Of
- state senator. % out OF i2O Representatives
and the state judicial ticket by 5000
In the Eighth district IL looks like Linnev
rep. Is defeated boy Lowell dem. and In the See
ond II seems that Fountain. ind. pop. has de-
featcd W hite. the Negro congrcssinan Later
returns may change this result
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JoIEr. DID,. Nov if.-An overturned
Kettle OF grease caught Gre in che
Greet Western Tin Plate CO.'S mill
Ihursdav Owing Co the hurricane
b.ov sag thc plant was iu ashes in BALI
ara i.-ur. The plant employed 27s
skilled workmen. Loss $4,000. in
surance $4,000.
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CARSON. New. Nov. iO-The election In this
state. according % the latest returns has re-
suit in the election Of Mcmillan rep for
governor over sndlcr. dem. by "a small major
ity. Frank g. Newlands silver Is reelected
70 congress. The Legislature which will be
republican. is believed 20 be favorable 70 the
reelection Of Senator stewart
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WnmSGrON. o., Soy. ii-At Z
o'clock Thuraday morning n %. g. o.
freight train struck Frank Dcvanuey's
beer wagon at the Sugar Tree cross
ing smashing So 20 kindling wood and
killing the horse. Theodore schmitt
he driver. was badly injured
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IDAHO.

BOISE. Ida. Nov.i0 For the first time In tho
history OF this state women have voted for o
congressman and state officers They took the
liyeliest interest in the proceedings In view
OF the isolation OF many places accurate re-
turns not yet available. IL Is therefore aim.
cult 10 say what effect the vote Of the women
has had on the general result IL T. known
however that the women have not voted along
partisan lines
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SIOUX FALLS Ia. Nov 10 Almost com.
piote returns from the state give Philips.
rep. for governor majority OF COO Later
returns viii not materially alter this ma
jorlty
Gamble. rep D. elected 20 congress by 1000
and Burke. rep by 3 500 The entire state re-
publican ticket Is elected. Tho legislature win
have a republican majority
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DErRou Mich, Nov d. a heavy
rain is falling over southern Michigan
with light snor in aomr portions.
Lansing. Grand Haven and Iapcer aII
report SHOWS. the latter town hasng
three inches o. IT,
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AR-po.t.d Euii.~

LoNDoy DrrOr Ky. Nov. ~ 1T is
reported from Leslie county that Adrian
Dun. a well known character. was
Killed at Bad Creek precinct by C0n-
stable Hence Farlcr. Dun was trouble
some through moonshine whisky.
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Mhvh0rt Nicaragua, Nov ff. via
Galveston The governor of thr Un,t-
states of Central America is removing
its capital from tmaiapala. Honduras.
To- lhinandega. NicaraVaa which
will bc thc permanent seat Of govern
mont
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Chsrred WIN steallnr = lli.mond.

ToLEDo, o., Nov. ii.-A man giving
the name Of ~ s. Gilmore. % smith
vile. o.. was arrested "wednesday
charged with stealing a diamond pin
valued az $500. from "A a. Baker. Of
lnla rIlu-
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Yorvosrowv o.. Nov. ig W A.
Jones alias Marceiius Rae wanted in
scranton. Pa.. ON the charge Of grand
larceny was arrested here Friday
morning De VIII b. taken back 30
Scranton at once.
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CONNErTICur.

NEW HAVEN Ct. Nov. p.-Tho result OF tho
election ia this state Tuesday was "a general
victory Tor the republican ticket Complete
returns from 49, towns Of the 10 In che state
give LOunsoury. rep % O1 Morgan dem S.
ga The same towns in 1896 gave Cooke. rep.
iOO.09. Sargent. dem. 81 1875
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L0vDos. Nos. 1.-The mayor Of
Portsmouth has announced ~ the cor
poratiou ~ that city that an American
squadron e.il visit spitbead next sun-
m-r and elaborate preparations are to
Boz formulated f,r its reception.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9. Full and semi onelai
returns from the city of Baltimore and partial
returns from The balance % the state make
10 reasonably certain that Mary aud hn. re-
turned four republican and two democratic
congressman. after an extraordinary close but
entirely lstIess election
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LovELASD, O.. Nov. ii-Thcrc hss
been mo- new Developments iu the
smailpoV district Thurday The
council met Thursday night To- appro-
pirate money 90 dcfray the expense.
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Sioux FAILS s. ID Eov on Return from
% precincts in the Blacs Hius show "a nee rec
publican gain ~ cpg SO far the net republic
au gain in thc state ls 1900 The fusiouiats
stili claim the state bus Do ls almost certain
thc republicans have Dc on rne entire state and
convrra afoual ticket
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BosrOE. Novio-With only Two small towns
70 hear from Bruce dem. Tor governor has
1855 Wolcott rep iv0 - Woltotts plural
ity sg.eSL
BOsroN Nov i0 Tho total vote for gov
crnor was WoIcott rep. is1 -f5 Bruce. dem.,
i05S3s republican majority 1853
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llor srmsos. Ark. Nov. H. Mar
Henry Noigian gth United State. cav.
airs. died iu this city Thursday a
heart disease At the Army and Navy
hospital.
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publican 70 the Urited States senate 70 .ue-
ceed Mr. 1urpie The ofieial returns from All
over the state ma, change these figures some
uealiy agreed Is trxe
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-19
To Fence the City.

The city council met last night In
special session, with Aldermen Scott,
Brunuer and Clifford absent.
The mayor stated that he had called
special meeting, at the request OF
Alderman COlowell, 10 talk In an IN
formal wAy of two ordinances. Mr..
Cold well then stated that after having
stud ed the two ordinances, he thought
it important that they make all has,e
IN passing the ordinance in regards TO
the levee, provided one clause Is re-
arranged, that toe levee be built nigh
er Than the water marks of 1897, where-
upon the mayor assured him that a.
the ordinance read, it would be nigh
err than that high-water marx, anu
with q track on top 1t would make
nearly two feet higher.
The other ordinance for the closing
of all sire cts east of Stanton leading to
the river, was then consi0 cred, aud
after careful study OF the maps
brought by Mr.. Hawkins, Alderman
Colu well arose and stated that he
Thought the city should have at least
one right of way sOmewhere In that
section to the Mexican side. He did not
see that it was necessary At present but
might be in the future growth OF the
city, and he could not see why the Com
panies should ask for an unbrOken
rignt-of-way for nearly NILE. Ot
course he fully understood how dis
cOmmodious it was for them to have
q street crossing their yards, but al
the same time ne thought it necessary
to have an outlet somewhere in that
district.
Attorney Hawkins on behalf of the
railroad companies stated that he
thought 1T very improbable to get the
T. and r. route to agree to having q
street Gro % their yards, but, however,
he would submit the matter by wire,
to the officials of both lines and on re-
ply would notify the mayor, that q
spec al meeting could be called.
The council then adjourned awaiting
q reply from Mr.. Hawkins.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Bishop Kendrick has gone to Phoe-
nix.
B. F. Hammett left this afternoC n
for Barst0w on business.
G. Hunt of chihuahua returned to
his home this afternoon.
Mrs. w. G. Hollister and son, arriv-
cd this morning from st. Louis.
Rev. Huggett went to Clint this af-
ternoon to preach there tomorrow.
Lieutenant Lowe of Fort Bliss left
Yesterday afternoon for Vancouver, B,
Mr.. Hood, chief engineer of the
Southern Pacific. arrived from the
west.
Manager George II. Walker arrived
Anna Held.
Err. Randolf, division superintend-
ept of the Southern Pacific, came in
this noon from Tucson.
Mrs. E. E Neff. and Miss Beall ar
rived on the G. 81. from San Antonio
where they have been visiting.
I. Blum came up from the City OF
Mexico last night and continued north
this morning to Kansas City.
Mess-s. Fraser and Cook came up
u
tinued this morning TO Chicago.
S F. Wiles of Los Angeles will leave
Monday for Casas Grandes. in the In
terest OF large cattle company.
Miss M. Lyons, cashier in the Cal
fornia store, has been confined to her
room for the past few days with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Adam Boeck, prominent real
estate man of St. Louis, passed through
on today's Limited, from California, en-
route to his home.
Felix Kramer, representing the
New York piano firm of Crspich &
Bach, arrived on this afteru Don e
New Orleans train.
President Penrose, of the Mining
company, arrived this afternoon from
Arizona, and will be in town a day or
80 ere continuing north.
Mr.. Hitchcock, of the construction
firm of George 8. Good & Co., ia laid
up with scistica, and goes, if he has not
gone already, to Santa Rosalia for
treatment.
DIR. Conway, an eminent physic OF
Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, who has
been in town several days, on mining
business, left this afternoon, accom-
panied by w. J. Cox, for Chihua-
hua.