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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New- Orleans - Com
,nerclal Csc discount: bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight l5c; telegraph. 17lac. Cincnnati-Over
the counter SOC premium: between banks, par and
DC discount Savannah-Buying. 1-l6c discount;
selling 75c per 81 600 premium. Charleston-Buy-
ing. par: selling. &c premium Boston-lOQl6 7-lsc
discount St Iouis-1Oc discount. Chicago-5oc dis
count
BANK CLEARINGs. - NewYork - Exchanges,
s24i9S77al; balances, ss.79iol7 Baltimore-Ex-
changes 523; balances, sSS7ll9 Philadelphia
Exchanges sl7.5s2362; balances, N,72ils7. Bos-
ton-Exchanges s26 46l 5s; balances. s2,47S3o Chi
cago-Exchanges $50 500. $50; balances. s2066,2o6.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
1ondon 2 per cent. Open market discount rate.
2ia2s per cent for short and 2a per cent for long
bills Berlin discount rate, 3a per cent Paris. 27s
per cent Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 1914
pfennigs. Paris exchange on LONDON ID lrdncS =
centimes
closed at 11O2s for money and 10 9-6 for the ac-
count French rentes, 10l francs 30 centimes span
ish As in London. 59l2.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, $3.50. Mexi-
can silver dollars. 47I5c. Bar silver in London,
q 7-1sd.
GOLD PREMTUM-Tn Madrid, 1910; Lisbon, 20;
Buenos Ayres 1875 so: Rome. $50.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. S7l9,52; internal reve-
nue. receipts $500 967 miscellaneous receipts Ss 1876;
total receipts Si39945; expenditures. H,s6o1. Re
CENTS for the north date s94O2 $50; expenditures.
80 ON COO excess Of expenditures sG3S.3i Receipts
for the fiscal year date. 1891 47c3; expenditures,
RAT s0a 9os: excess OF expenditures s5,76SO0 Re
ceipts OF National bank notes for redemption,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
s-i5 Murray ST.. New York. April 9Th. ls9a.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Unite

States Rubber Company has this day declared
quarterly dividend ~ two cent on the Preferred
Stock ~ this Company from the earnings for the
escal wear ending March Dist. 1899 sockhoiers OF
record p. NJ April l7th. 1892 payable April 2%h'
1880 =, -, 80.
800 and reopen at 10 A. NJ May 18th. 1850
' CIAs r. FLINT, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08

par value TO s. ooc against s272oo on Thursday.
The heaviest dealings were IN the Atchison issues.
Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf lists. Green Bay
and Western debenture Bs. Northern Pacific gen.
eral lien So and prior As Peoria and Eastern lists
Reading A., St Louis Southwestern DDS. Texas and
Pacific DDS. Wabash debenture BIS. Wisconsin Cen
trail LIST receipts. Colorado Southern A. (when issued
Louisville and Nashville collateral As, New-York
Central Lake Shore 3lss. St. Louis and Iron Noun
tain 5s. and Union Pacific AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
HEAVY BREAK IN STOCKS
cuALL HOLDERSFORcED OUT

rrrsE TO LEND MONEY ON IN
nusrR1ALs-PARTTAL RECOVERY
AT THE CLOSE.
closing prices yesterday of the principal active
Gales were as follows:
ISN' STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. per cent Win
exceptions at 10 per cent. The close was AZ pel
cent Time money rates firm at . per cent ior
,h,r,v DAYS and 4Q4lb per cent for sixty days to
four months on railroad stock collateral. DIX
months money was per cent bid. Prime mercah-
tile paper ruled at from 81 to Az per cent
rOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull ana
easier. Actual closing rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. April Z. p. m.-Amercan securities
opened depressed on the lower overnight opera
lions in New-York, and prices remained down.
with next to nothing doing The dearness OF money
in New-York is held responsible for the depression
The closing tone quiet but steady. Last prices
were: AtchIson. 27s: Canadian. ssh; St. Paul.
1903; Illinois Central lis: Louisville. 6s&.: Union
Pacific preferred. S%; New-York Central. H2%
Erie. 1A4; Pennsylvania, 6S15; Reading. l24; Eric
first preferred, 20; Northern Pacific preferred. sou
and Grand Trunk. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08

n ."-roAD BONDG~-Ifarkst active ard io~er
SAasthy with stocks. Total salss amounted In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
UNITED STATES RUBBER CoM ON a. Issa

THE ANNUAL MEEllNu Vi tno ''oN
~ the United States Rubber Company fer the e,sc
the Transaction OK any otnef
BUSINESS which may properly be brought before 'he meet
ous'n.s III, hs reid AT tho once Of the company IN New
ing 49, VII New Jersey Tuesday. May 10TH 1870 at
" o'clock NJ. , III, .,o.. ., y A On Monday
,,r,T mn 1899 and reopen at 10 A. ~ on wednesday
May 17th 1889. -. -. ,,,...o..
by oraer ~ N' SAMUEL p. COLT, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
financial Meeiings.


THE NEW YORK, CHICAGO a. ST. LOUIS
' Il. X. co. .,
NOTICE is hereby given tna' tue ~ I",.os"
~ ,.,v q, IN. stockholders OF The New York. Chcago
s. Louis Railroad Company for the e hs Sea % AZ
,s ~ on "Wednesday May 3rd. 1922 al the 'om-
pany prin0'p"' ' G. r. COX, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08

,rur ossINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. sINo-sfNG
L ON-THE~HU DSON-Mirs c. L. ruler. fFin- o.
year begins Sept 2Ith-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08

The DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
poVERNNENT BONDs-Market strens Final
MUTATIONS follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

BONDS.
FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. No. 30 Broad-st)
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

The Brazos Valley Medical Associa-
ton elected the following officers
or the ensuing year: DR.. J. J.
Sessions, Of Rockdale. president
DR.. W. p. Gilstrap Of wheelock, first
vice president; DIR. W. I. Mcknight Of
Marlin, second vice president; DR.. ].
W. Hudson Of Milano, re .elecied treas
urer DR.. w. b Briggs Of Essterly. re-
leecled secretary by unanimous rising
vote. N
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mrs. b. II. Knox cele.
braled the 9th anniversary Of their
wedding Tuesday last. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. 7. Boyett. ofBryAn, father and moth
err Of Mrs. Knox, and Mr. and Mrs. d.
b. Knox Of Bryan. arrived on the /
O'Clock train and partook Of al excel
lent dinner prepared for the occasion,
-Iiearne Democrat. -
Prois. Richard and G.. W Mcdonald
were here yesterday from Rogers Prai-
RE in Madison county. They spent Fri
day night at Macy and attended the
closing exercises Of Miss Josie Jacobs
school. The exercises were highly en-.
tertaining. There are about sixiy-hve
pupils In the Macy school.
The Free Baptist revival, conducted
by Rev. a. NJ. Stewart, is sill in prog
ress. Services today are as follows
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, II a,
M. Children's meeting $3.50 p. m.
Preaching, sp. IN. Everybody Is cor.
daily invited to attend. @
The health officer has opened hii
sanitary campaign and should have the
assistance and cooperation Of all The
people in cleaning up the town anC
keeping !, clean. @
The county commissioners, alter Wis
iting the long bridge on the NayasotI
river, have authorized an appropriation
! not 10 exceed 500, to have the bridg'
repaired. -
\ DR.. J. VI. Nicks, who has just re-
turned from attending the Brazos Val
ley Medical Association meeting at Mar
lin. was here from Stone City yesterday
5. W. buchanan, public auciioneer
buys and sells stock and commoditie
Of all kinds. Headquarters at W. A
Reeds. l54
For accident and life insurance eithe
Ia lodges OF straight life companies ~
Joe h. Reed. Also sells -four. rice an
coffee. n
FOR SALE-TWo good milk COW
with young calves Call on or addres
: NJ. 5. Breach, Tabor, Texas. l46
Miss Pearl Rogers Of Reagan, left yel
terday after visit to Misses Coulter.
The commissioners adjourned yeste
day until next Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. W. Howell returned yeste
-, day from San Antonio.
Miss Queen Derden Of Palestine,
visiting relatives here.
b John u. Mike is selling eggs at at
cents per dozen. dit
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

The Eagle has received from Mr.. W..
y. Cox, who Is now travelling for the
American type foundry, mis- business
card, bearing an excellent picture OF
Mr.. Cox in 4 standing attitude and
loaded down with printing presses
"and everything the printer needs"
We wish our old friend, "W. d.
abundant success.
4J. W. Kestler returned yesterday
from attending the hremen's meeting
At Paris, where be went as a delegate
from Bryan.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at the
Exposition saloon. l4ltf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

VIM. Mcknight, ST. Louis; C G
Shepard, Chicago; J L Butler, City;
A Marcus, c Holcomb, Il II Astin,
College; Mrs. Anna Gaines, Cald-
we'll; Prof. J l. Atwood, Sebesta;
W b Moody, St. Louis; W W
Smith, Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

The Baird Star dryly remarks:
"rhe subscription price Of the Star
is one dollar payable in advance.
We mention it because some seem
to think it is payable at the Judge.
ment Day."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14

Paris. May r. The Petit Bleu says
that 20 members Of the Republican
guard and four gendarmes left s. Ma.
zaire. France. on board tho steamer La
fayette last Tuesday TO form an escort
TO bring Dreyfus to France and that his
return may be expected by the eiid Of
June
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
Warming!

Notice Is hereby given that any and
all parties entering my pastures or
premises without permission will be in
dicted, and ell dogs found therein
will be killed. $. NJ. Derden. 1913
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
LOCAL. NEWS.
". Balm is again in the city.


'--sJ. Balm is again In the city.
Prof 7. $. Minter went to lIearne
yesterday.
W. X. symms was here from Millican
yesterday.
Dr. 7. II. Erwin came up from Hemp
stead yesterday.
Miss Rebecca Gibson Of Dallas Is Wis
ting Miss Smith.
Dr.. Jones and wife were here from
Bethel yesterday.
Good second hand piano for sale
cheap by John b. Mike. 1855
Smoke General Arthur cigars-best
fon earth-sold ct the Exposition So
loon. liiu
Mrs, d. Call has returned TO Orange
af1fa visit to her sister Mrs. ]. W.
Joihpn.
W.D. Yardley reports good rains and
nice crop prospects In the Harvey
neighborhood.
Mount Vernon Pure Rye and General
Arthur cigars are the iAyodtes-Expo-
siiion saloon. l4ltf
iiyou want your premises to look
well and be healthful clean them ~
and cut the weeds.
We beg your pardon while We make
the important annual spring Admoni
too "cut the weeds."
Lon Johnson has the cheapest and
zines, samples Of wall paper and room
Euoulding ever seen in Bryan. Il
Auss for Rent-Eight rooms, gooc
WFms s'g, one block from Mair
nul. Apply to John DAILY. IA
~. and Mrs K. D. Wilson arrive,
hn Ennis y(sterday, and the iorme
tlbegin revival services at the BAp-
shurh to-day.
n salion's natural stone germ proc
fs-natures own perfect water hlie
! sale by ], a. Mustachia, agent
ht50 you can buy a filter whicl
uave you si0O in doctor bills. l65
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-14
Important school Notice.

! am now taking the Scholastic
Census for 1899. Kindly see that your
childrens names are enrolled. This IL
important. Respectfully
II. G.. RnoDEs,
ll6 City Secretary.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1899-12-16
THE PASSING "SHOw."
The Editor Of the Williams News Fur
nishes the Subject.

UnGer the caption of "A wrong or
misleading statement made by this
paper will be cheerfully corrected il
brought to the attention Of George u.
Young" and "The GuillOtine Has
Fallen" the Williams News slaughters
the sheep industry Of Coconino county
and says that the hydra has appeared
and sheep are prohibited on the forest
reservation.
"Hydr;i" is good. He might have
added hydrant or even hydrogen to the
editorial. 1t wouldn't have changed
the truthfulness of the effort in the
least.
mot paper in Flagstaff has come
out in the past with u warming con-
tanning an ounce OF spirit. That's II
fact, Georgia. Not burned one Of
them They would have been com
PEELED To Use more than an ounce of
spirits say II quart, before they could
so far forget the fate of Ananias and
produce Il warming" They don't
know any better, George; they seem to
have hazy idea that there should be
something to warn the people about
before they produce ''hydra."
Everybody in that section has hob
nobbed with the government reserva-
ton agents. These agents have brok-
en- bread with these people and prom
ised them no harm, yet have silently
gone ahead making suggestions and
seconding motions to their chiefs: and
what has been their motive? Nothing
under the sun but to make the govern
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1899-12-16

ment heads at Washington think these
fellows out here were doing something
to earn their salaries"
Forgive them, George, for they
saveyed not what they did, when all
alike broke bread with these midnight
moccasins who came to pull the wool
over their eyes and also off the reser-
walton. All, but you knew it all then,
George, and suggested at that tire
that these INSCRIPTIONS minons should
be made even as pine cone that
dangleth upon the tree, and their pedal
extremities should agitate the atmos-
phere in vain effort for footing. Yes,
you did, George, and you were brave,
but relented and let them live. These
agents didn't know that you were here,
George, or they couldn't have been in
daced to come.
1.-The people OF Flagstaff are up in
arms now over the last order" Yes,
George, in both arms.
1.-The heaviest resource in northern
Arizona is throttled and choked to
death" Ii your Washington hand
press busted. George? Maybe you'd
ought to have editorials of this kind
run through the smelter to prevent
such accidents.
"The News will continue to protest
and will fight this subject to the last,
and it has the satisfaction of knowing
that what it says is read in Washing
ton"
| know, it may be red in Washing
ton all right, George, but it is yellow
here. I wouldn't fight this to the last,
George: don't do it. Think, think how
much Mckinley has on his hands now.
Wait, wait at least until the other war
is over. Then, too, you and Mr.. Nc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
A MONUMENT TO
ROBERT E. LEE.
A Site Selected Near His Old Home
for an Equestrian Statue of the
SOuthland's Hero,

WASHINGTON, May 9-Deiinite steps
Were taken to-day by persons iAl,l 'al,e
in the selection OK % sile near l"' ''u
homestead Of General Robert Il. Lee, LOT
an equestrian statue OF the great COM
federatc leader. Tho matter pas pf'ii
under consideration FOR some TINE, ana
to-day "a company composed largely ol
S0utneruers visited the proposed Tli'
which Will be transferred % monument
association that was organized THIS AFTER
noon. -
The site which ls about one hundred
feet square is on Fort Myer Heights just
east ol fle neN court house Of A.cAau-
dria county. and commands = nne view
OF the National Capitol. While inc MIS-
tOric Potomac river which divided North
and South nearly lOrty years ago can DE
seen TAR below the Long Bridge II Was
donated by Mr. X. Trimmer Of Penn
evivania. The military road 70 the Na-
tlOanl cemetery az Arlington pass.f aIoi =
just at Tie base OF the nil Oh Wmch me
$50. ls located The Officers of tue assoc
citation are. President Aiis. Florence
Vance. ice-Prssideuts, Mrs ID stephen
soa Mrs. Rush Snith. Mrs Albert Ahtrs.
Miss Miller and Mics virginia Mhirl, :,
Secretary Miss Nina stephenson, treas
u'.r Nr- Edward Gafsdell
Steps viii now be taken toward srcir-
inr "a charter In the District OF columbia.
THE VETERANS INFORMED
10 was decided 20 send a tele-fd am re-
garding the proceedings 10 lhe ,2il ~. ~,
crate Veterans reunion, which begins us
sessions at Charleston to-morro" morn
ing. II reads as follows:
General John b. Gordon and Comrades:
4Your heartfelt CONGRATULATIONS to con-
ventiOn OF veterans. We announce the
organization of the Robert =. Lee Monu-
ment Association OF the District %. CO.
Iumbia. the purpose Of which Is % erect
an equestrian statue az our chieftain ar
Fort Mycr Heights. Alexandra county,
VA.
(signeD ROBT h. LEE MONU-
AlENT ASSOCIATION
Ms Florence Vance, Miss Nina stephen
son. secretary.
It is said conference associations
throughout the country VIII come 10 tho
ald OF the focal body. as 10 Is intended to
make the erection of the monument a ma
tional affair
Mr.. Trimmer. IN replying to words OF
thanks from those interested in the pro-
ioet stated that although "a northern
man. he had come 20 admire General Lee.
and was willing 10 contribute 10 his MEM
org as 20 that OF any other American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
To Absorb All Iron and Steel Con.
Germs Now Independent.
THE WORLD TO Be THEIR MARKET
They Can Obtain Business No Other
Trust Can Command - They VIII
Furnish Rails aud steel Plates
ior European Nations with
No Fear of Foreign
Competition.

CHICAGO May 9-The Tribune will
say tomorrow. Representatives OF swo
big corporations which rum0r has asso-
calcd With The proposed eight hundred
million dollar combination of iron and
Steel industries. declared Tonight mate
rial progress had been made during the
day. The plan already exploited 10
considerable degree is 90 absorb mines.
mills. railroads and factories. The two
representatives iu question said The fol-
lowing corporations, giving the capital
stock of each. were 10 be- included.
THE COMPANIES.
Tho Carnegie Company. N50.eoooo; Fed-
eral steel Company. sl0oW0oo0. American
steel aud Wire Company. SoeNo00. Na-
tlonal Steel Company. Sa.oo eo. Ameri-
can Tin "late Company S0opco. Re-
puolic steel Company N0V9e0. Ameri-
can Steel Hoop Company k5eroo0.
The figures given for the Carnegie conl-
panies are less than The accepted est.
mates OF the amount invested. m is SAID
if the great trust is formed the Carnegie
concerns VIII represent 300 less than S.to.-
10000 or its capital TIE t'defai seer
Company has am authorized capital nt
S2ooeOocD but only oue-half OF % VIII lee
taken. it is said.
one th.ub d. b. proposed the trust shau
do. tho TrDro. .enfHfiNos say. is tu take IN
the iron and steel piaufs ~ lmportance
which are stil Independent concerns.
None of these is large when compared
with the trust S. huf they are rohsidefaaie
industries. The largest of thom are Jones
a. laughiin Company littsburg capital
Sl0W0too. Gambia Steel Company. capl-
tal SJ.OIONoU. Scranton Steel Company,
capital SJ.oo0ooO.
THE WORLD THEIR MARKET.
ScEerai Ot tne promoters arte..tt 81 ~
the office of John ". Gates. president ot
the American Steel and Wire Company.
during the day They said satisfactory
results were not far on Several as
serted that the consolidation cord oh.
tain business that mono of the trusts IS
able 90 control. 10 viii undertake. e.
capture the business OF European con-
c,rgs. they coutcndcd. and futgish rails
ana efo.f pIatc- for European railways
and warships 30 foreign company, they
assert .a DIS CIIaan tO Doe "a formidable
tOmuofIfIr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
CRUISER RALEIGH AGROUND.
She Runs on a Sand Bar az Charleston
Uarbor-No Injury.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. May 9-Iae
cruiser Raleigh. which was bound ln u, ID
6e resent AT the Confederate reunion
Do - asround early this morning about
seS w9'tt feef outside or the south. jetty,
on Cao-sin Coghian declined assistance
from all tugs. ,.-, +,,. .tl., eriea
er,,iser was pulled OF and proceeded
NJ, ne hartor 10 her anchorage. u was
sips,eJ lv her Officers that superficial
elimination disclosed no injuries 10 heF
a'he Raleigh was coming IN with a
coast piiot and the point on which She
grounded is known rs North Breaker.
yHo shoai broadside and lay easy In per-
fectIv calm water and the tugs had no
d,rcultv i'm freeing her from her awk-
ward position
nent of the official reception 90 tho cruls-
er and this Will De carried out tomorrow
according 10 programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-10
THE PRESIDENT
TAKES HIS EASE.
Enjoying to the Full the lnyigOrating
Air and Mountain Scenery at
the Hot Springs,

HOT SPRINGS. VA, May 9.-Prcsident
Mckinley has had day Of thorough
rest and comfort at the Hotel Homestead
here. Ohicial business did not intrude
TO disturb him, nor did importunate cali
ers crO wd 20 seek his favor lie spent
most Of his day i'm the apartments set
aside for his party, or on the wide
porches. upon which his windows opened.
After O. nap and luncheon. he enjoyed a
social chat with Secretary OF The Treas
ury Gage. Senator Fairbanks. who came
20 see the Secretary, and was not aware
until his arrival of the President ar
rival here, and Mr.. John New, Of In
diauapolis
a few minutes were given 10 Secretary
C0rtelyou and Stenographcr Barnes. and
later. garbed in a short sack coat and
derby hat, he started for a walk with
Secretary Gage and Senator Fairbanks.
SHOWS NO FAILING.
AS they went along the Presidents
brisk gait and strong stride. jovial dis
position and upright shoulders gave an
unimpeachabe denial 10 statements that
hts health is impaired beyond neces-
slty for q brief respite from the cares Of
Presidential life.
The trio climbed a steep incline and
then started across the weH-kept lawn to
the rolling ground. upon which the golf
links are located. As they walked they
passed brightfaced "Caddie," who.
without knowledge of whom ne was ad-
dressing. stopped directly before the
President and said: say. mister. can
you gimme de toimc?' The President
drew his watch, and, in a cheerful and
kindly tone. replied: "Just 4 O'Clock. my
boy
The walk lasted about half an hour
The exercise In the inyiqorating air was
beneficial The President enjoyed the
walk thoroughly and said 10 his com
panions that he felt much better for it,
HE is COMFORTABLE
The President and Mrs. Mckinley. Sec.
refary and Mrs. Gage and Senator Nair-
banks, dined tonight in the Presideat S
dining room. His apartments are ar
ranged 50 that he can be cut off from the
rest Of the hotel They are fitted with
everything that comfort can desire, and
the view from them Is one OF grand
mountain scenery.
As the party arrived at o'clock this
morning In a special train over the Ches'
apeake and Ohio Secretary Corteiyou
Or. and Mrs. Rixey and Sienographei
Barnes. accompanied the President ana
Mrs. Mckinley
Secretary Gage. who saws mis- stay mas
thoroughly Feiuvenated him, Will re- arm
20 Washington with Mrs. Gage SATURDAY
night