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New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

June T5fT81zc- Corn quiet steady mixed June
4o1sQi6+c- Oats steady: No 2 white clipped. 34l,c
Butter. hale lower; fancy Western creamery ioc: do
prints 1ec; DO prints. l9c Eggs steady fresh
nearby and Western 14c do Southwestern 12c do south
ern 12c. Cheese drms New-York bll creams. fancy.
small. 9i2G9&&c do fair choice s1aG9Ac- Receipts
Flour $500 bbls and 22i200o sacks. wheat "a 600
bush: 1900 bush: IL. 600 bush shipment
Wheat. 24OO bush; 26 600 bush; oats HOO BUSH
ST Louis June T-Close-vheat-No red cash I0t.c;
July. stc September. 81 sG6sc; No hard TIA L5e
Corr-No cash. 42c: July Al sc; September 42sc
No white. 31Q311ac.
Toledo June Wheat fairly active steady; cash.
sac July, I311c; September 72sc Corn DUH steady
Sssh. t4Gi July; 4SAe; September. 44Se, Oats quiet
cash. 2s1sc: July 277sc September ssi2c Rye, 54c
Cloverseed-cash. s6 40; October IS So
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
ANP DESBRossES AND SoRTLANDT STREETS
GorsI.ndt Street. 4. i've min = ate. later sha.
s,ssiSn. szsep. Whsre Mhsa 1sherMi.e noted,
Cars New York to PtsbuTs Sleeping Car Pitsourx to
q Snicasc; No coaches % Pittsourg.
N FEM ana GasEfa9a COM
cars csease ceVssnd Toiedo t ciacinns Ind
1.55 r: N. cIffcaGo 3 AND 15'I ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ESr Toledo. Louisville tvia CincinnatD Indianapolis
o.5 ST Lou1s 'f.Sf E&PRsss-For ptttssurs md
L3s:ss %EsrEhS s. HSTs RnqE cs eae.s. For
PciFic seidly ExPRRsssr PRES ca Psours and
B9uts for cieveiand d except sasurday
REor Pistsbars cevesna dSn NssS1s via Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
I - a, s25 SIS 1olO pesbrosses and corandt Streets
sins sna Gp oI5st gs5 DRns 1Iss saF 2 % = s. a 10
ss91aI siS LIN all PaFIor and Dining Csrsl Is AS
sg3dsy IS ia5G Ioa5 snlns haT2 Car Car, s
rs g CDIning Car, ass cDinins Carr s.as
S0TTHERN ngra 5a; RaLwAY-Express AS isio
APLANTIG A FIG. COAST LINE-ExDress s55 and a25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-.FiOrIda and Ms,-
nrSt brSan Sai, Limited u SIS daily Express. i2ro
NoRF2LK 95d ok AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cIIEsAPESK s. SKE OHIO RAILWAY-s55 a. m and ass
FOB oI:p POINT COMFORT and xoRFoLK.-5,s5
ATLANTIC cITY@s p ,n M saiiy aya II y m, weexasys
standsra EestibGled Trains buffet Parior cars and
NJ - MAf-l2I5 ?. weekdays.
On New York and Long Branch Railroad from
~ q ~ ehrd street Stationl. Sj5 m, IL 90:
(, - -. = 10 and AS m sundays 9.25 a. m. ass
y. uf0u DeShrosses and C0rtland StreetsJ $50 900
a. m, 125o 80 20 ana 10 D. m sundays.
G 10 rr,..n FOR PTfILADELPHIA.
= and Cortlandt Streets. 6.2Oi Is. I.5S
and 2S s2S % a5 Pen7a. Limited CDesb-osses
60 Adt Streets 10 Dining Carr. Dining
SSr1ss,I AsS a. y 30 10 esbrosses
-s-ll 2 2j 4 Carl.
3 o. Diiis tar), 5.55 Dining carr. S25 sss.
s93 p n I2l0 night Sundays 61O rs coachesl.
~ 80. 955 LiuIted). 955 Dining Carr
NJ 100 l6 Dining Carr 325 35J 25 Dining
- =
80. 80 .. m. ~ 10 night
rLces Nos. 4f1 1895 1854. 26f
pIta Avenue below 23d ST.; West
-tnir1 street Station stations
Susss and Cortlandt Streets
- Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
T-ooNIyh' station jersey City. W
oIipdIy VIII call for and check hotels
reIs rJ s.uehSeS through 20 destination.
st4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
D. d HUTCHINSON = r WOOD
General Manager General Passfr Sps,,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
EUROPEAN PRopUCE MARKET

Liverpool. June Closing; wheat-spot steady; No
red Western winter IS 11sd; futures quiet July Is
mixed new. IS load; American mixed old. 4s 2%.d;
futures quiet July 3s 1O$d September SIS 1fd october
nominal Peas-Canadan steady. 5s sd. Hops Ion
don Pacific COAST steady f4dS4 los. FTour-St Louis
fancy winter steady Beef steady; mess
62s 3D. Pork easy; prime Western. Cos 6i. Lard
hrm; prime Western in terces. 42s
pals Ais Cd Hams-ShOrt Il Is 10 firm. Sd
Bacon Arm; Cumberland cut 26 80 rb AS RIB
~ 70 p b As I'd, long mddes, light % "a 10
AIS 3t long clear middies heavy 35 70 AZ b ais;
clear backs 10 TO ~ n Ais 81 clear bellies "a
45s 3D. ShOulders-Square n IL Tb steady But
ter dull finest United United States
CheeseAmerican white. quiet. finest
colored quiet. AIS Tallow-Prme city quiet 25s:
tra!ian in London steady. DDS i'd CottOnseed OiHul
rehned-Spo steady 22s ga Turpentine-Spirits steady
21s. Rosin-CommOn Arm A. 4l4d Petroeum-Refnei
steady. Sad. Llnseed oil firm. 34s 9d.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah. June Cotton hru: middng Tssc: low
nlons sac; good ordinary 6isc; receipts aeo bales:
stock. 80. 6ee.
tSitniore June COTTON nominal; niddins sac; low
niddling. l3i6c: good ordinary 36c receipts. 241
3aes exports to Great Britain. 2Oo7 the Continent
Gaiveston June l-Coton steady; middns Ise low
oHNhs rae good ordinary SIZE receipts 505I bales.
Exports 20 the Continent sales. 134; stock. S.
eeInphls June Cotton firm middlins, Ts.e; low
uiddling &c; good ordinary. Slice receipts rs
oaes: gross, 2S5 shipments. 942 sales. 175O: stock
"a. 116; 1900. 81 ESQ
New-Oreans. June Cotton steady: midding. SC:
low midding. T1c; good ordinary. 5-16c receipts 653
bales; exports Great Britain $3.50; 500
sales 1900; stock (corrected). 1872 e42.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
NAVAL STORES

dne market for spirits ruled slow all aimed
eaoy undertone unchanged prices throughout
ta5 and pitch ruled quiet We quote:
taES-Eeguars. 50 O5; bbls, "a.
St-iSiTS TURPESTINE-354
6, tz0stS-Common to good strained 81 so; E 81 65 F.
81 ~: u 81 10 H. 81 so; 81 K. 81 IS; NJ. 81 6o y.
~ 30; w G. 50 Is and W ". IS 10.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine bbls 100
A'-'"
Savannah. June 5-Spirits turpentine firm. 3l+c:
cepts ls2 bbs; sales 2O5 bhs exports Is bos Rosln
hr and unchanged receipts 500 bbs sales 1I12 oos
exports $40 bbls
Charleston T.-Turpentine Arm. 1.c. Rosn firm
unchanged.
Wilmington. June I.-spirits turpentineoRseepts IS
casks. ROsn S1Gsl o5; receipts liz bbls Crude
turpentine steady 81 10qs2 10; receipts 80 bols Tar
nrm; receipts. 63 bbls
London. June -Turpentine-spirits. 2es 21.d.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

spot cotton closed auet with quotations :e higher on
s7c middling upland and sac for mid
CIf sales % bales Southern spot markets were
f-ierrauhed Sew-Orlesns firm unchanged
7r. Mobile nominal unchanged. 7sc Savannah hrn.
c higher. 5ssc Charleston hrrn unchanged al 71sc:
Wilmington firm unchanged Ta.c; Norfolk frrn
rarred STkc nominal unchanged, sAsc:
augusta firm lie higher sac; 81. Louis steady
J ldE higher. Z l3-lGc
T"~eiuts to-day and for the week
IMPAIRED WITH tho totals Of week previous and Of
ftE u-eekl laErya
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June Z D. m-Cotton-Spot-Mod
business; prices ss2d higher American middIng fair.
Sled; good middlng 4Tsd: middling 21-32d: low
Ri9d,ing 7-16d; good ordinary. SI6d ordinary
which 800 for speculation and and included
100 American Receipts. 1000 bales. all American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady mid
ding; ! m c. June 32-64d buyers; June and July.
Sl-64sG4 y 6id sellers: July and August. 81 Gf1
52-64d sellers August and September 24-6t94 25-6id
sellers; september - sellers; October.
56iq4 664d buyers; October November, S-649
ltd sellers; November and December. 16id BUYERS;
December and January -64d sellers; January Feb
ruary. : l-Gin4 2-64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

Gons &C per 100 10 above extreme We quote:
100 @ 20 prime s5cGSI; extra Receipts OF hay in
80. reported at the Produce Exchange noon to-day
syIvenS S auqson River Railroad $50; Erie. ESQ Penn
So delaware, Lackawanna Western.
shore 40; Lehigh Valley 30; Baltimore and Ohio
Setsai OF NewJersey. 40: Vermont Central
ses oo; total l,I20 Receipts by
100 TONS: by rail. 30, -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
ERIE RAILROAD

through ualnS ieaVe New York. foot Of an
as follows and 2 minutes earlier from W. 23d ST:
300 a m Daily--SoHd train Buffalo. Arr n =,
Binghamton. Waverly. Elmira Bradford. Coachss.
par.or car and cafe dining % Buffalo.
s3O p. m Datly--Chtcago Limited-Fast MafI-Solts
train 70 Chicas9 arriving So Cleveland 20 a
m siSepers 10 Chlcaso Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
, go p m BaIy.-Bgrao and Cleveland Express-Arr
BGLalo 40. Bradford IZO jamestown TOO Younss-
falo and Cleveland Cafe car
ol5 D. Daily--Solid for ssnxh4mton Waysr-
~ Elnsra Chicago seepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cn-
ctanasL Dining
'TNiciASE5IGss, LoSAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
broadway l5t East l25th 81 and 2I3 West 125th ST..
Chambers and West 23d ~. ferries. New York: nd
500 Fulton St, Ss Broadway. Brooklyn. i22 River
HOboken. and Jersey City Station New Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
Rio-Coffee market. holiday: receipts II. 600 hags

COTTON-No mercy shown the shcrrs at the hands
triumphant bull faction rodays mark-ts
here South and IN Liverpool. All three markets
radically higher buying led
by the urlucy bear interests who relief IN sight
prevailing high prices The local opened
firm and 10 points vigorous demand. in which
Liverpool. Southern Western and local interests figured
conspicuousy The public bought The distant months
had weather and reports and spnnners bought sum
positions October trade Developments
tho mills and owing greatly d.pleted stocks OF
uoeks Aug1-r. Room traders has
IN anticipation % big bull
world South refused
70 spot cotton, and bought months
hope . helping them profit The foreign
contingent possible OF July August IN
all speculative and also turned This
carried prices Level 20 IL points
nights early session. while IN the
Of buying for all accounts tn
for the day matter OF II 20 10
points August shorts much disturbed by
the July deal be merged into July
squeeze sn6 by evidences Of returning buu
ottime investors Thers scarcely
luU the activity all day The chief incentive 70
market here the carly cable newE This showed
% 70 points IN futures and 3d in spot
cables accompanied by liberal buy
inE orders helped n.Atsrisy away bear
r0radence and healthy buying While
some this abroad lost the market there
real positive reaction and closed
well up top with sentiment stn buish. The
here steady with prices 10 20 lS points
reacted partially under prort taking
TeranEs prices IN the local market to-day
pras follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARIFn DIyISJDN

'I2 A. NJ and 3S5 NJ Daily. except Sunday to
Pullman all through
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices if3 26f nd I Frosav,v
Union So W., 70 Columbus Ave. 1873 West f25th 81
18th St and l3stn St Stations New ard T2S
Fulton ST and iO4 Broadway. z. u. Brooklvn - -
Telephone 800 2sth Street. York Central e-.,
Service. Baggage checked ras4src. ~
Westcott Express Company ~
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE II
General Superintendant. rerai PASSENGER 49,,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo June Flour quiet and steady Wheat
Spring higher. unchanged closed dull. No I
Northern carloads. Sc; do 7Siac. do old.
Z sOfsc: winter. No red. track. through billed
A iac bid. white
but duh: No yellow. 45Ac; No do. 4Slac No =
corn 45i4c No do. 45c; No white. 45a4c. through
billed. quiet easy, No white. 32asc: No do
3IAc: No mixed. sic: No do. 3O+sc through billed
Eariey-Few sales prices ranging from Rye
No track offered 5Sl2c. Canal freights steady:
wheat axe 27sc oats. 2sc 27sc. TO NewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. June AT sale Of sheep skins held
day 279.71 were offered The supply larger and
the condition unsatisfactory. There
tencance present and competition fair The
drawals were large the limits far exceeding the
value Long woolled grades farthngs. short
wooled farthings and goods fartnins lower
In all III. 72T skins sold.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
CENTRAL n. R. nE NEW JERSEY

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
foot OF Rector ST.
Through Point Pleasant. 1000 a. 100 g. as 4so
p. m sundays. 1000 a leo. SEQ ?. n.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHiA.
"s43O ~ so $500 '9.0O 1000. -II3O a m ZOO
81 so t3 90 40 +4OO $500. f4SO 500 ~ II So
$500 so % D. m. .l2. 10 ndI ''
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
F-4.SO ts.O0 'lO0O '11 80 m. HOO $50 g 40
500. ZOO p. m. ~l2-l5 mdt
Ohices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. 1I3 261 4s4
t30e 1854 Broadway: Isl 3th Ave, I37 6th Ave q
Union So. West. 1853 East I25th ST.. 273 125rb
Columbus Ave, YoTs: Court ST. ga ~, E,I
BTOoklyns as Broadway Williamsburg. Yo-t~
Transfer Co calls for and checks destina-to
sF Liberty ST. only Daily. tDaly. sxcepr s,,,-
day sSundays oRly. @"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
Gurrogates Notice.

Gurroqaiee' Noflcee
II PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner c.
date ssg 3 ss7 70 , e @ S9 Comfy S " Ns Yos
20 an ,ersop< having q ms asainst s,s-s n ,s
iste OF me County OF ;sw YORK deeeasd e present
,he CITY New York. before Twelfth day OF
Dated Ne" York SSSi M 'qA 4ES.A eag e Ag IsGa
WILLIAM J swain 1ttocnsy for 1dminstratTix.
No. 81 Nassau St. y :. city.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon Frank
T Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County of New York
notice hereby sVen 70 al persons having claims against
ceased the with vouchers thereof the
Once 81 Robert y Fox No sI Nassau Sect a. ne ne
5oroush q Maahsttan in sSe cry q York. or
Dated New York. the 1ith day o March. 1901
CHARLES S. De voE
ROBERT J. FOX, Attorney for Executes 81 Nassau
PEAMAN. CHARLES C.-In pursuance OF an
9Eis. I e I2n % AhHsr 6 Thomas sar.osase Of the
having claims ms against Charles g Beaman late OF The
vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers their place OF
No s. VAN strse Borough ot Xanhassn IN the cy s
New York on before the twenty-sxth day OF August
Dated. New York the 2Is, day Of February, 1901
EI-IaU cIIAUNcEY. wII LIAM S BEAMAN. SHEER
ALLEN nm HThRrs Soraey for Executor. Sc Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF New York
IN pursuance of an order ,r Hon. Abner C.
Thomas. a Surrogate % the County New-Yors
Notice hereby given 70 all persons having claims agains
Euphemia A Loomis. late of the County Of New-York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber place business
ONCE Of Hume Halves No. - Wall Street the
Of NewYork. before the fifteenth day November
Dated New-YorS. the Sd day May 1901
JAMES A. VOSE Executor.
HUME & HALVES. Attorneys for Executor No. IS Wall
Street Borough Of Mania JIan city Of New-York
IN pursuance of order of Hon. Abner C.
Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given all having claims
Arthur 2 White. late OF the County % New York de-
ceased. 10 the
subscriber at MS place of tTansactnE
office OF Edward 5 Clinch No. 115 Broadway. the
Borough OF Manhattan. in the city Of or
before the End day OF December
Dated New York the ith of MAY. 1901
JOHN JAY WHITE. Executor.
EDWARD = CLINCH. Attorney for Executor 81
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

A DvERTIsEMENTS and susserptions tor The Tribune
"a door north OF 5ssst until O'Clock p advertise
uens received the following rexrIis,
Office until S O'Clock m viz: stb-s
23dst-: i52 9TH cor l2thst: Macy, sth.vs
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

coffee cables: santos-CoGee market. holiday Ham
bu-E-Cofee market opened 4 pfg lower. 2-SO N
unchanged 10 = pfg lower; sales 200 hags
FiavreCoee market opened steady, unchanged. al y
-. unchanged; ~ firm and unchanged; az $40
r unchanged; total sales 1900 bags
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpooi . too
Arercqn q O00. reoefpts 600 American. ls)e mid
ctrr upland -22d. Futures opened STEADY 80
a6za adgsDee C9o~es steady ~ TO 80 points
higher TDecenlhcr-JanuaTy. 40ls: January February
COTS June 3sl gune-Juy and guy-Aueust. 4sl -.
Ateust-seuteEnh~r september. N e as1s octo1ef
November. 4Os i5s NoEffnter-iDe
ceFnher 40ib Manifestations move slowly and
cSr.rarsfj,e cStfon statement for the ending
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains Ieay. Franklin station. New-York tolowA
and IS min lat foot West n. r.:
'sI:Io A M--For INTERN. points Albany &
III 10 A. Nd Lake MOhonk. AinnewasAa. Saratoga
MOuntainA
M.-Chicago Express.
.225 M-CenL Ltd for Detroit Chicago & ST, IouiA
f3;45 p M.-C9 For Hudson River Points Albany.
.6I5 p M-Eor Rochester. Buffalo. Cleve. & Chicago
p M.-For Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit <
s9:l5 p M.-Fo- syra. ROcn-. Mag. Falls Det & cat
'paily. fDaily, except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No l. lOi5 A, NJ; Gas p NJ. Leaves J-rssy
Cfty 2. r.. r. sta. No. l. if:eo A al n p NJ
Time tables principal hotels Bace
q ecked hotel residence Esxpress
c. L. LAMREttT- General Passenger Agen X
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
Dim 6otels.
ElAN90OEl @OWgE

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wall ST The coolest
vicinity Of New York
Twelve minutes Nsw-Yor6 City
Select family and transient Large. rooms
single and suite. with private
REASONABLE RATES. j. G VAN cI.EAF Prop
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
BOSTON.

BOSTON 0oMn9NTEaLrH a9SyTa
GOTG1 W[5N[DOE1S,
Most beautifully and conveniently any
ing hotel In the city. with patronage
minutes walk from Back Bay Station-no dust
or noise fro-n steam trolley
C H GREENLEAF & CO.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08
RECREATION AND
INFORMATION BUREAUS,

1915 Broadway, Both Street. AIS BROADWAY chr
Canal Street. 275 Columbus cor T3f
New York. and S3s Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-08

Receipts % hreaestuns az interior points thousands
last three ciphers tOo) omitted Flour hbls.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16
SENATOR TELLER AGAIN BRINGS
UP HIS REQUEST FOR PRINT
ING FILIPINO LIES.

WASHINGTC... Jan. 16-At the op
ening today's session of the senate a
bill granting a pension of $50 a month
to Horatio N. Davis, father of the late
Senator Davis of Minnesota was pass
ed. Davis was a captain in the COM
missary department.
A resolution presented a few days
ago by Teller providing for printing as
a public document of petition of 200o
Filipinos offered to the senate, was
laid before the senate.
Stewart of Nevada declared his op-
position to the resolution on the
ground that twas an untruthful re-
cital of conditions in the Philippines.
He discussed at length the situation
in the islands by authentic documents.
The bill was referred.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16
Is Now in the City sand VIII
Be Here For the
Carnival.
WAS WITH RIDALGO
And He Visited the City of
EI Paso Away Back in
the Eighteenth
Century.

There is a. historical as we'll as
strange character among the Carnival
visitors today.
not for 116 years and it is need
less to state that he hardly knew the
old town.
He is Don Apolinio Ramos, who was
born in Huejuginla, now known as
Jimenez. four hundred miles osuth of
he was brought to Ell Paso but only re-
manned here a few days when he re-
turned to Jimenez, where he now
lives.
Apolino Ramos was induced to attend
the Carnival by DR.. E. NJ. Bray, who
for some time. He is known in all
central Mexico for few men of his
age are now found in the country and
fewer still have passed through as
much eventfui history as has Ramos.
He was reared in the rural districts
of Mexico but when he reached the
age of twenty years he heard of the
struggle Mexico was making to throw
off the Spanish yoke and in 1910 re-
solved to take a part in the war. He
wended his way through the noun
tains and finally found the command
of the grand old General Hidalgo and
offered his services to the country.
He was with Hidalgo until the close
of the war and again returned to pri-
vate life Many times Hidalgo offered
him positions of honor but he refused.
saying that ne wanted to return home
and be with his aged parents.
Ramos was the son of Marcellino
Ramos and Vicente Hernandez. His
father died at the age of 100 years and
his mother lived to over 80. He has
seldom been i'll during his 116 years
of life and has most of the time been
able to work
He has been in very ordinary cir
cumstances for years and when DR..
Bray found him he offered him a trip
to Ell PasO with a promise of the best
of treatment and that ne should see
everything in the city.
Ramos naturally does not remem-
ber his visit to Ell Paso 116 years ago.
but appreciates the many things he
sees here now. He will be in the pa
rade tomorrow and after the parade
will take q position in the Mexican
village in the midway for the rest of
the week.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-16

have secured a supply Of cots and bed
ding and many of their Railways will
be .ised as sleeping apartments by the
tourists before the celebration ends.
The usual price of bed is a dollar.
Private residences with rooms to let
had not up to last night been called
upon to take guests. but many of them
will be filled today. Many persons who
had listed rooms at Carnival head
quarters withdrew them, this tending
to show that the apartments offered
had subsequently been engaged.
Citizens generally believe in the
ability of the city to take care of al.
visitors. but it is safe to say that ii
they continue arriving by train loads
as during the past twenty-four hours,
the housing capacity of Ell Paso will
be taxed to it's limit
The streets today bear evidence of
the visiting throngs and by nightfall
the number already here will be mater
tally increased and each day during the
Carnival period the fun will grow
more fast and furious until it's close.
Program For the Coronation Tonight
and Coronation Program.
The Grand Spectacular Carnival
Queens Coronation and big opening
to our Carnival will be held tonight
at Myar opera house at 8: rs sharp and
promises to be the greatest event of
its kind ever produced in the Great
Southwest.
The large Carnival chorus has held
numerous rehearsals and their rendi-
tion Of Sousa's music is most inspir-
ing.
The scene from the Runaway Girl
given in costume by the High School
girls will be one of the most popular
numbers on the program
Among the illustrated songs will be
given the ever beautiful Holy City"
sung by a mixed quartette, while beau
tiful illustrations are thrown on a can
vas.
Miss Leila Trumbull, soprano, Mrs.
Malcolm Donaldson. soprano. and Mes
SIS r. w. Ruthrford. tenor, Milton
Speer. baritone. Paul F. Hunter, basso.
Ralph Dunbar, cellist, and Mrs. Kate
Moore Brown, pianist, are among the
soloists.
The following is the program as II
will be produced tonight:
l. Scene from the Comic Opera
"El Captain" =. :. =. ..Sousa.
Milton Speer, Chorus and Orchestra.
2. RhapsOdie Hongroise for Piano