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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
Current News Notes.
Local And General.

There will be q game of foot ball on
Christmas Day ct the Country Club
Grounds 10 Santurce. The game will be
called at 4-30 o'clock sharp. The admis-
sion price will be Fifty Gents and tickets
csn be obtained at The Allen News Com.
psny, of Messr Trask & Latimer, Financial
COMMITTEE, or Of the Manager Of the game
Mr.. George A. Elliott. The contesting
elevens will be the Intrepids captained BY
Mr.. Joseph Anderson and the Pioneers
captalned by Oaptaia, Flsgler. The col, r, Of
the Intrepids are blue and of the Pi,ueers
red. Both teams arc made up of old foot
hall players, some Of the members having
played on varsity elevens, others on inters.
cholastic teams, and some ON the Military
Academy Eleven.
The Line up Of the Intrepids will be: r =
Spinozs, r 7 Guimaraes, & G Anderson, q
Robbins, L G Jett, L T Allen, l. e Tounes
@ B Leake, e FL Happersett, L II B Holly,
+ B Stsadman. The Pioners will line up
b e Sturgis, Il T Upsher, II G Flagler, G
Dore, L G Sanborn, L T Ross, L E Mer.
rit, Q b Grugan, L Fl Ham, 3 81 Magin
nis, F B Maule. The average weight of the
Pioneers in 16O pounds, Of the 1ntrepids
165 pounds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
AEOtler Cabinet Change Imminent
Old Friend ex-senator Lodge:
To Be Appointed.
Has Long Been Well Known To
the President

[Specisl Oablegram to Boletin Mercaatill
New York, December 21st-It ia
reported from Washington that
President Roosevelt has practically
decided to appoint Hon. Thomas
Jefferson Coolidge. OF Massachusetts
as the successor OF Honorable Ly-
man J. Gage, ..Eecretary OF the Tre-
asury, whose resignation is indicat-
ed in preceding cablegram.
Mr.. Coolidge is a close friend of
Senator Lodge, who is recognized as
tbe ''Mark Hanna" of the present
Administration, and has also been
long and favorably known to Pres
ident Roosevelt.
This will not be in any sense q
political appointment as Mr.. CooIid-
&c has never been q partisan, but
has alwsys been known as civil
service and civil reformer.
He was greatly esteemed by Pre-
sident Cleveland, under whom he
occupied prominent position in the
Diplomatic service.
He has also exhibited grea statis-
Iicsl end financial capabilities and
bic appointment as Secretary Of the
Treasury cannot fail to be we'll
II banking and commercial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
JUDGE TAFT May Become Member
Of ROOSeVe|ts Cabinet
Belief That He Has Been
Ordered Home With This
In View.
Resignation OF Prominent Cabinet
Officer Said to BE Withheld
Awaiting His Arrival.

Especial cablegram to Boletin Msrcsntil
New York, December 21tb.-It
is currently reported aud believed
in political and journalistic circles
in Washington tkat Judge Taft Of
Ohio, President of the Philippine
Islands Commission, will shortly
become a member of President
Roosevelt's official family. He is
now on his way from Manila to the
United States, presumably for the
benefit Of his health, but certain
officials in Washington close to the
President do not hesitate to say,
with the understanding that their
names will not be published, that
the real reason for the hurried recall
of Judge Taft from the Phil ppines
is that he is slated for a seat at the
Presidents Cabinet table, soon to be
vacated by the head Of one of the
leading Departments.
II has not been given out, even
unoficially. which position in the
Cabinet will be filed by Judge Taft,
but it is rumored that his recent
seafaring experience will be of SER
vice to Elm in bis new position.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

|SCOtt
'AIinentO
Complete

! La Emulsion de Scott,
por sus componentes de
aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao e hipofosfitos de
cal y de SoSa, es uno de
los alimentos mas COM
pletos para la economic
humana.
ES un excitante de la
nutricion. Sc absorbe
,por la fibra muscular,
siendo un gran renoVa-
dor de los tejidos Y de I:
los principles albuminoi- ;
deos fundamentals, ex- ;
pulSando las toxinaS,
5acterias infecciosas Y;
sus productos. Purifica ;
totalmente la sangre, y;
eS por reunir esas pro- F:
piedades que la (;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

The Christmas number Of Mafana, issued
to day is beautiful eight page number,
illustrated in color and contains some of tie
best work that MIR. Wilfred Higgins, the
noted artist, has yet contributed to the
papers here. The leading illustration der.
lots ''the star that shall rise from out of the
Caribbean Sea" in resplendent white, with
q background Of haze behind which can been
seen the figure of an old Spanish gslleon.
and the dim vision of city.
1t ID indeed splendid imaginative crea.
tion. All the other work is of the same
excellent character, especially the cartoon
called the Invasion, the invaders being
cigars and cigarettes and the invaded ter.
ritory being the, United States. Uncle
Sam welcomes the invaders and little Cubs
standing by the side Of his big Uncle appears
to be seeking the hils of his dagger, anger
depicted ON his face. The work on the
whole 10 credit to its creators, and should
be Of interest to the public.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
Secretary LONG Will Probably
Retire From The Cabinet
Expected That New Secretary Of
the Navy Will Come From
the West

special cablegrsm to Boletin Msrcantill |
New York, December 21st.-It
is authoritatively stated from Wash
ington that Hon. John D. Long of
Massachusetts,, Secretary OF the
Navy, has signifed to President
Roosevelt his desire to leave the
Cabinet, but has refrained from
presenting his formal resignation at
present. in order to give the Presid
ent ample opportunity to select and
appoint his successor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
v. N. Rice Collector Of Port
M San Juan
Whitehead To Take Wakeman's
Place In New York January lst

l0PeC'si OsDlcgram 70 b0lotln Mcrcantil
New York, December 2ls.-Ad-
vices received from Washington
this morning state that the President
will appoint w. M. Rice of Kansas.
special, treasury agent at Londen,
England, to be collector of the Port
of Sun Juan. The advices also
state that unless Mr.. Wakeman Ap-
prasier of New York resig : before
the 1st Of January the President
will remove Mr.. Wakeman. Moth.
ign is known here about MI. Rice
excepting the fact that he has been
: special treasury agent for about
twenty years, and that his appoint.
ment is made at the request Of the
Treasury Department. The ad.
vices also state that Mr.. George
Whitehead will begin his duties as
Of New York on the 1st Of
January.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
Secretary Gage RESIGNS
VIII Return To Chicago and Enter
Privare Business

lHpeoial sablegram 70 Boletin Msrsaatil /
New York. December 21st.-Of-
ficial advices received from Wash
ington today state that Secretar y
Of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage, Of
Chicago, ILL.,. has resigned his posi-
ton as a member OF President Roo
sevelt's Cabinet. The resignation
Of Secretary Gage will take effect
Immediately although his successor
has not yet been named: Mr.. Gage
leaves for Chicago at the end OF the
Cabinet conference this afternoon
and will not return to Washington
until Congress convenes in Jan
uary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

Lyman J. Gage was born in New
York in 1886, educated in the COM
non schools and removed to Chica-
60 in 1855, where from the humb.
lest position in a banking Office he
arose to be President Of the First
National Bank Of Illinois, which
position he held until his appoint
ment as Secretary of the Treasury
in 1897.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

The San Juan Graded and High School
will hold an entertainment at the Theatre
at 8 O'Clock this evening for the benefit Of q
library fHnd for the schools. Tickets can
be purchased at Hardie Brothers and from,
the school officials. The following is the
program which has been selected:
Opening address, Julio Hernaiz.
2 Recitation, Christmas Morning, Simon
Axtmeyer.
8 Chorus, LIST and End Primary.
4 Recitation, Christmas Bells, FrAncli
Mclaughlin.
8 Recitation, Ben Adhem, Fernando d.
Juan.
6 Chorus.
z Recitation, The Christmas Tree, Jesul
Rivera.
8 Recitation, Estafania, Joaquin Dabon
8 Address, DR.. Antonio Resell.
10 Flag Drill.
IL Violin Solo, Alberto Tisol.
IL Recitation, Jes'Fore Christmas, Ri
chard Smethurst.
IL The Marriage Of Santa CLAUS, Daisy
Arrastis.
IA Vocal Solo, Miss Harriet Cooke.
10 A Letter to Santa Claus, Francisc,
Gonzales.
16 Recitation, Two Guests, Jose Matiens,
~ Chorus.
18 The Dawning Of the New Year, Edn,
Mclaughlin.
10 Recitation, Robert Todd.
20 Christmas Song, Mercedes Gonzales
81 Address, Hon. J. 81. McLeary.
% Recitation, Ante IN Oruci6jo, Raias
Ramirex.
% Recitation, New Years Fantasy, Ear
Vendig.
"a Ohsrus, 3rd and 9th Primary.
- AsCoasoSivn, 0vI0b w my Dr0tnor, HO1l
Axtmeyer.
rs Rseitatlon, After Christmas, Jenni,
Neither.
~ Wand Drill. 1st and End Primary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

Christmas without good candies ID like
. Thanksgiving without . Turkey, or 3
Decoration day without flowers, 90 In order
tI mako the remembrance of the dsy 4
glorious celebration, Mr.. Holmes the well
known resident OF this City believing that it
10 the duty Of oil public spirited citisens to
provide good cheer for the people who are too
busy to think Of those things themselve.
has provided large stock Of choice can
dies for the holidays which he will sell at
La Margarita on the Plaza at reasonable
prices. H-24
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

up TO haunt our government some day.
Europe had mot asked the United States
for s definition Of the latitude which would
be allowed the European powers In dealing
with South America. What the President
has said might be contorted into permis
sion given by the United States to any
European country to 60 into South Amer
ica and CONQUER and degrade - may peo
pie 90 It likes so long a. it permanently
sised NO territory. For seventy eight
years, without specialization, the Monroe
doctrine has maintained the United states
in the position Of guardian to the smaller
countries on the American continents
Europe had placed her own Interpretation
upon this doctrine, and Europe has lett
the South American countries alone. Yet
If the Invitation to be construed from the
language of President Roosevelt had been
the European understanding, these countries
might NOT have been left alone. The
Monroe doctrine in ito majestic simplicity
needed NO division into aubheads or labored
exposition % to its meaning. 1t 10 q great
specific compounded in the laboratory Of the
American people, and, like other medicine,
it ID to be given ~ the needs OF each case
require.
The man that cabled the New York Herald
that political affiliations or preferences enter.
edi nfo the sentence or the consideration ofthe
case Of Santiago Iglesias, lied, and he kne'0
that he lied, and he also knes0 that every he
nest citizen in San Juan knew that he lied.
Politics never entered into the Iglesiaa
case, nothing was considered, but the guilt
of the man, his rights and the rights Of the
immunity. The picture Of Santiago 1gls
sias sitting in carriage leading Ills strikers
on, and attempting to prevent il possible
other men from worsing may Of course have
been frs sk in the minds Of the justices, but
that was part Of the conspiracy.
Six automobiles now in Porto Rico ant
more coming certainly means something
Either the scenery must be excellent, thu
reads good, or the market for tho sale O
the machines promising. 1t is only cues
ton Of time before other most modern ap
pliances will follow in the wake Of th,
horseless one. No wonder Olga can fee
the tears coming. His friend the hors'
removed, and all those old time horse laugh
at his heavy weight humor become thinl
of Il . past.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

Governer Hunt to-day visited the Essex
and the Italian cruiser Umbria. There were
many callers at the Palace this morning to
wish the Governor welcome home, and all
were cordially received.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
Kaiserl, Deutsches Konsulat
San Juan, P. r.

Laut Mitthellung der Kaiserl. Botschaft
in Washington, vird s. N. Schiff "STEIN''
vom 8. bis 6. Januar naechaten Jahres in
SAN JUAN verweilen..
Den wehrpfichtigen Reichsangehoerig
wird somit Gelegenheit gegeben, sich
behufs ihrer Tauglichkeit gum Militair'
Dienste amtlich untersuchen zu lassen, was
ich HERMIT aur Kenntnis bringe..
San Juan, P. r. den Is December 1901
X. III. LUNDT.
Konsul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

ii must certainly be Q cause for great
self alteration for the Secretary Of Pert Rico
to know that the Tetuan Street philOso-
piers agree with him. The invitation to 60
to the Palace to see real man, takes one
as far away from the Tetuan street Office as
1t is possible to be within the limits Of the
city. However, the Secretary should shake
hands with himself, he's very lucky.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
San Juan. P. RI. Dec. 10. 1gO1.

San Juan, P. B., Dec. 10, 1901.
Sealed Proposals., In triplicate, for con-
brick chimney for Hospital Ice
Plant st San Juan, p. r., will be receivsd
here until 10 .. m. January 4, 1902. In.
formation furnished on application. q. 8.
reserves right to accept or reject any or all
Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed "Proposals for brick
chimney" addressed to J. T. Orabbs, Q. NJ.
4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
Emulsion
de Scott

! debe emplearse siempre
! en- la tuberculosis, la
! aneinia, ell raquitismo, ell
! reblandecimiento de los
! huesos y en- general en-
todas a1uellaS enferme-
] dadeS que neceSitan un
alimento complete.
Por SUI estado grasoso,
nutre los pulmones.
Por su aSimilacion, au-
menta los globulos de la
sangre.
Por el fosforo que con-
tiene, nutre el cerebro.
Ell fosfato de cal y de
soSa nutre los hueSos vi
la cal calcina los tuber-
culos. +;
Raz6n por 10 que es
un alimento complete. /;
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. ouinies. New ys... )
De vsnsa sa l.s rarnaclss Dr0susrs.s. /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

Porto Rico, the order Of mbdeacon Of
the Catholic Church. The BoLETIN con.
graduates Mr.. Rivera on his well earned
honor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

There will be fireworks on the Plass to
night at s O'Clock and the Insular Police
Band will render IN excellent concert.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

AppIIcatI0nB fOr exAmlnafiOn6 must Be
fled in office Of Board before January 1st,
1902.
BY orders OF the Board:
r. NJ. HERNANDEZ. M. ID.
Prssident.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21
Department Of Interior.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERIOR
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Gan :Juan. p r. nac. 17-,oo1

San Juan, P. r. Dec. 17-l9O1.
Examinations for Physicians, dentists,
practicsntes and midwives viii
DO held at the office Of the Board on the fol.
lowing dates, from Q to l1.3O A. M. and
from 1.3O to 4 Pm,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

TLe:e can be NO real doubt that the Gov
ernor 10 glad to be back in Porto Rico, and
that he 10 pleased to know that the people
here appreciate hin, but there should be
let up in these festivities somewhere for just
long enough space Of time to permit Mr..
Hunt an hour with his family. They've
got some claim on him.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

The Governor and Mrs Hunt will receive
informally st the Palace on Monday even.
Ing ct $50 o'clock. The Insular Band viii
furnish the music.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

1He Boletsa Nsvssnsl b ~ sekest sevspep9
q tks LIand II u consevatjve, Independents 50
presressivs IN all Matters Of public (sserssk xs0
sssd h the best Janilies reaches Me etysng csesa
nd Js sesily 1rst in pwblis sssissaties ssa - -
adpwtisjss ssdisw.
4RS sftesneea sditios af tAs BoLyysN pesc1D
sst ef tovn patrems "A hours h edssnW %f@s
nsgaase dGiliss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-21

The statement that . Lomesick people
will never be colonising people fail1 in its
application to Americans in San Juan.
We coloni1e and carry our homes With ~.
Christmas trees, holly and evergreen We
almost forgot mistletss), in almost every
home, aud we can almost believe that 1--WE
have lived here forever. The ice factory
people should get up fine Christmas stock
Of ready made snow.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
4 TiLK on .HORUONIS-n.

''Mormonism' the subject of address by
the Rev. Y. E. Cemenson, of Logan Utah, at the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church last night. Par
ticular interest given to Mr.. Clemensons s
words because he educated in the Mormon
Church and is thoroughly familiar with its prac-
tces.
that the agitation against Mormon!sm either
political religious; it he said. patriotic and
Christian. Mr.. Clemenson described the adroitness
with which the Mormon veiled his polygamous
practices saying that the Mormon Church openly
denounced polygamy but secretly favored the "cees
tial marriage which permitted the elect in
dulge in plural wives
Mr.. CleInenson denied that polygamy had ceased
to exist, and quoted examples to prove the con-
trary. the close of his speech he called for
operation of all present assist in the fight against
MormOnism-
Last nights meeting under the auspices of
the INSTRUMENTATION Council of Women for Chris
and Patriotic Service This society has for its
object the obtaining of constitutional amendment
prohibiting pclygarny in the United States
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
EYEwITNEssEs OF COLON COUP.
OFFICERS AND PASSENGERS OF THE FL
NANCE DESCRIBE BATTLE On
THE ISTHMUS.

Some interesting side lights the capture OF
Colon were brought by the officers and passengers
of the steamer Finance, of the Panama Steamship
Line which arrived here yesterday morning from
Colon The Finance arrived at Colon on the morn
ing Of Tuesday November 10, three hours before
the Colombian insurgents slipped into the town ana
captured ii. .,
Captafn s E Sukeforth. of the FINANCE Sai"
that some of the bullets came near the steamer as
she lay at her pier and surprised the people on
board
The attack complete a surprise as an!
have ever experienced" was Captain Sukelorui
,iev of II The insurgents, according TO ms SloIS
numbered about one hundred and fifty Ihey
boarded train in the interior of the isthmus Cir
curostances favored the scheme. For some reason
or other the train did not reach Colon until two
gents had left the train at Fox flFer p ~
Colon Colon was already III the hands o. the l-io-
erals when the train arrived there -
is wonder that so Iluch po"ueI stilt
50 much noise resulted in the death OF "IilS d 80
men and the woundng of some thirty others "dS
T-ontain Cukeforth's comment the battle
Cenrain Sukeforth added that he was not SUI !,
when heard that Generals tAliio Siilu
t~orrtSsoz had been drowned in their daring out
ridiculous attempt to reach the ge,NsrtllItit sut
nose of demanding its surrender, for the sea was
f'rather nasty that night The Pinzol, ne Seiiu
was commanded by American. captain heI
and the second officer was an eN-iieu tenant oi Lie
Russian navy, Lieutenant GTundel. Inc eislileel
ues a Scotchrnan named Morris. who was in the
engine room of the British Warshp Carnperd0"h
when she sank off Trpoh. and on the oregon WHICH
she made her famous trip around the horn
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
I'LL TREATED BRITISH BO4TsW4IN
CRUISER TRIBUNE RETURNED FROM BOCAS
DEL TORO WITH A COMPLAINT

Colon. Dec. 4.-The British cruiser Tribune
consul board has returned to Colon from
Bocas del TorO. bringing news that the latter
town is in the hands of the government and
that its inhabitants gayIy celebrating the
recapture of Colon.
Captain Galloway, of the Tribune and MI
Hudson the British Consul have gone to Pana-
ma on special train to make complaint to
the government of the alleged Ill treatment of
the Tribune's boatswain by Colombian soldiers
at Bocas del Toro They claim that no punish
ment was inflicted the offenders. The Trib-
une had a boatload of armed ready to land
in case OF necessity. The cruiser is expected to
return to Bocas del Toro Immediately.
Bocas del Toro is banana town, where Amer
lean, British and other foreign interests are su-
preme. especially the first mentioned
The Austrian Hungarian cruiser Szigetyar ar
rived here this morning.
The Peace Commission, composed of a repre-
sentative of prominent Liberals Of Panama, a
representative of the Colombian Government,
and General De la Rosa. secretary of General
Domingo Diaz which started for the interior to
obtain an interview with Generals D1az ana
Lugo and induce them to give up the struggle
and return TO Panama, returned to that city
Yesterday The commissioners saw General
Diaz who agrees to lay down his arms ana
come to Panama, under the same conditions
which were agreed upon at the time OF the sur
render of Colon. DiaZ is expected to arrive al
the village Of Havana to-day, with Such loilo"-
ers as care surrender - ~,
Senor Del Rio acting agent OF the racine Mail
Steamship COMPANY at Panama, who was III
rested over a month ago the charge OF COM
pIicity in the doings of the Liberals, ana WIN
being in possession of revolutionary correspond
encs has the option of standing trial or paying
81 600 and leaving the country in fifteen days
He has accepted the latter alternative ana Is
now free. C,o
General De la Rosa, who surrendered Coloh
ro the government forces will. it is reported, De
appointed a commissioner to go 10 e Iuiilaeo 80 t
The nurnose of arranging an exchange OF prls-
OuerS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
HORACE CURZON PLUNKETT HERE.
NOT WORRYING ABoUT~HIs RECENT De
FEAT FOR PARLIAMENT BY COLO
MEL ARTHUR LYNCH

Among the passengers on the Oceanic. which ar
rived yesterday Horace CurzOn Plunkett, who
recently was defeated for reelection as q Member
of Parliament the contest In Galway. Ireland. by
Colonel Arthur Lynch. in Paris who Is said
to have fought with the Beers previous to the fall
Pretoria. There has been report that Coionei
Lynch will be allowed TO take the seat in Par
lament bat will be arrested If he goes to London
Mr.. Plunkett. when he was seen by newspaper men
the White Star pier, spoke OF MS defeat IN Gai-
way with apparent good humOr.
1t is not hy any news that L was de-
fcated' he said with smile. and one must take
things as they ! cannot say whether or not
Mr. Lynch will take his seat. and the lawyers 90
not seem know. / know this, that l would not
TAX. the seat If IL offered to me thit IS
without another election There Is more liberty III
England and under the English Government th&n
in any other country. | know that in Germany or
Russia a man who. according TO report had taken
nm arms against the country would not De alloWen
TO occupy an official position OF course II has not
been proved that Lynch fought with the boers'
though that is the report. .
Mr. Punkett said he had come to the United
states on private business and Intended 10 remain
in the country several weeks He expects 10 go 10
Omaha and to visit other parts OF the West. MT
Is unmarried. He descendS from a rlopie
irish family He has been engaged extensively In
cattle ranching and ne is the founder or the irlSn
apricultural Organization Society. He mas oeeh
president of Department of Agriculture 1"r
Troll and