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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24
MARKS & GAYLE. Cotton Merchants.
 .. DAILY COTTON QUOTATIONS FOR MONTGOMERY. Based upon American Standard Classin- cation and actual sales yesterday: LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

We are nleased to announce to our patrons that the rate of insurance in our warehouse IS absolutely the lowest of any warehouse or com press in the city of Montgomery In connrH,s . sued by the Southeastern Tariff Association October 10, 1901. Any and every ts,a sac,
 Se,t receipts today AS. 900 bales. against sS. eol fast year. Sales in Liverpool. S'ooo bsies, Spots, 4td. Receipts in Liverpoo, 70 dav Bo.0oO bales. American S3.SoO. Esu- usKted receipts in Houston Monday Is'ooo 10 lAooo bales.
 November g. 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24

absence of gold exports today Is taken as sssurance that the immediate requre- ments abroad are satisfied as It was eX- pected shipments would De necessary n ro don on December to the hnal tnstan- ment of the British loan. These monthly installments have been disourseo aoouS as fast as they were paid, ana tnis ma. ma nayn1ent points to the conclusion that inc British government must soon be In the money market again as heavier
 borrower to meet the continuing expenses of military operations in south A1Tlca Ts land Is operating to make It's per cent money rate effective in the open market. Besides the British loan, large Husslan lean early next year IS impe91ins, 3Hn ovnrn Wm,e ment with resources to meet indemnity charges is to be met some time in the iu- ture Whether these requirements can pc met without further resort to pur money Tine considerations which have served to these doubtful factors in the stock mar ket have to do with the extraordinary trade activity and prosperity ot Ins 0vnn- lion of pig iron in attempts to Keep up with current orders. heavy volume Qt bank clearings and volume or uaVlc
 the capacity of railroads to meet. in spite of the great increase of equipment and carrying capacity in the immediate past. Supplementary influences are Iound in rumors of financial projects looking to the consolidation of minor Nanderolit lines. extra distributions by the subsl- Aiarv lines of the New York system and | of an intended merger of New York City | traction lines by means of security | holding company.
 The railroad bond market has been moderately active during the week and | investment issues have shown a firm tone. Speculative bonds have been irreg-
 ular and active during the week and in vestment issues have shown a firm tone.
 Speculative bonds have been irregular.
 United States Ss registered, the old and new Is and the 5s advanced Is per cent over the closing call of last week. The refunding 2s, declined 3-S cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-24
Treasury Statement
London Financial Cablegram.

Washington, Nov. 23.-Treasury bal ances, $164. 333, S72; gold. $10S. .00S,271.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
BlENvENIDO SEA

Dfas pasados Sc celebr6 un <m eetingS fe-
dera, en- al teatro de Msyaguaz. fn de reunfr
algnnns fondos para 81 monumento que Sc erf-
girz Ia memoTia de Mr.. William Mc kinney,
sn w sshington.
ri seso results haFmoso, no solo pog Ia bo-
nita eoncurrencia que llenaba de bote en bots
81 teatrc, sino por los diseursos de los oradores
Que hicieron e sis de 81 palabfa, entire los que
descolI6--como siempre-el talentoso jurista
Pepe Diego.
Hnbo alIi una nota digna de traer estas
coiumnas. e. Ledo. don Tgnaeio HidalgO Do
mingo, amigo nuestro qua hace mesas SO seDa-
rs del partdo republican,, piiic~un puesto hu
milda en eI partido federal
Hida'go tendra entire nosotros al puesto
que merece por fntsIfg ancis, por su Doblesa
v por su caracter n } sera el mas humflde para
6 que sabe combatir consideration res
peso al adversarfO
Recordamos que, h&ce ado, efectua
ba en- Mayagusz <meettDgo repubiicano.
Los oradores des6aban por Ia tribuna, enve-
nenando ell ambiente la osadfa el
tnsulto contra los hombres del partido federal.
entire aoueiia atm6sfera de odios de pa
stones, hubo una que se hfzo OR llamando
& los oyentes <mis qneridos correligionarios;o -
despu6s de stacar con habies sohsmas
n1estra colectividad, les dfjo Que condenabs
toda ofenss personal para e adFersar1o; puso
de relieve las grandes vlrtudes del senior M u
foz Rivera, conciuy5 diciendo: <Del sefior
<Mufiog no hablan nal mas que cuatro pflios.
& FL dfs que lie haga justicia. reconocf6ndo-
{ ie como ell puertorriquedo mas digno mas
patrioss, no essa muy lejos.S
Entonces al gus estgs fneas escribe, desde
ell sDfario de Puerto Rco.o tuvo en- honor del
senor Hidalgo manifestations de alabama
de sfmratfs. Pero 81 cabailero que elevaba su
coraz6n sobre Ell charco censgoso que quiere
fnfsccionar nuestro ambieEte, no cupo desde
squelia veg en- ell ssno de los republicanos y
por ESQ le aguardabamos en- nuestras alas con
inef BILE alboro2o.
Benvenido sea al sefior Hidalgo. hoy
trecha los lazos lie Ia anistad un inter6s que
TODD supera; ID defansa del eterno ideal sn e
bendito suelo de La patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
s AN j ~ = ~
NOTAS POR CORREO
Diciembre 26.

La agsncia de <Ths Puerto Rico HsraidS
On San Juan, pusde servir los Z q neros atrasa-
dos que 50 le ancarguen, stempre cue no Saan
del l al 9, & sx .epci6n del ndnero 4, del cuai
hay ejemplares.
VA hay en- San Juan mss de ocho diez
parsonas one tienen automobiles para paseo
Muy pronto abra una vsrdadera invasion De
estos aparatos, pues casi todas las personals de
capital va los han encargado los E'tados
Unidos.
Gran connurrencia hubo anoche en- la ex-
hibici6n del Cinematog Tuvimos el gus
to de vsrle po iemos asegurar que han kido
fntroducida yistas q mas de las an6e
riormanta exhibi las en- est8 ciudad,
Dado los pracios bsratos , la bondao de
este aparato, cree mos que muchos de1sran ias
festas dc estos dias para ira YER ell Cinema-
tografo.
Aunoue anochs habo Ia m usica de cos
tsmbre los dias de iesta el Casino cspaf1ol,
no SO ba6 carsa de habsr concurrido pocas
sehOritas.
Contirdsn con extraordinaria animation
las novenas de la Providencia en- Catedral.
La imagen Sc encuensra ricaments alta
viada con sus trajes prendas mas costosas.
Ell PARQUE BORINQUEN es 81 sltio
concurrido por las personals de buen tono que
buscan fresco y distraction.
COncferGOS 6OuOS los 1ueVes, s2Uauos 10
mingos: pronto habran otras diVsrsiones p.
Encu6ntrase essa ciudsd pasandO va
caciones al iado de su sprectable familta ell
com pete tie professor graduado don Javer Cue
vas de 'oneira, que desempehs escuela en-
Corozal. II amos vito IN certi6eado dado por
ell Inspector de qnsi Dfstrtto en- que le fslici-
ia por los nusvos sfstsmss adoptados por 81 pa
ra la enseG ANA de sus aiumnos.
Eu asuntos psrticulares encn6ntrass squf
don Arturo de Ia Cruz, secretario del Ayunta-
menso de Rio Grande.
El visja que pronto hsra Puerto Rico
don Salvador Csrbonell. sera con ei exclusive
OF jeto de yer su familia pasar algunos dias
en- pals fatal.
E,Dr C4rbonell hace POGO tom6 Ia cinda-
danfa dominican
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
ANTEsDE EconRAR UE "A
C=diaa
pprcroe rns SAN FRANCISCO

un individuo. nuestro correigionario don A 4
tonic Cintr6n, quien recibi6 varios gopas dI
bast6n que le ocasionsron algunas contuslo|
nes.
Ri sgresor SO ai6 4 Ia fuga 1nmedatsmed 4
te de cometer esa cobardia, sin que el sell \
Cintr6n pudiera reconocerle.
Este hscho ocurrio en- plena plaza, fred
tie q la j efatura de Policfa.
81 juevss embsrcaron para santo Domld 4
go varios compstrIotas.
Van en- busca de trabajo.
Don Manuel Figusroa, Professor de 4
rrauqaitas, ha salido para su residencia de.
pu6s de permanecsr 1ias en- ests cludad.
Habiendo resueito liqutdar Csia
Prastsmos ei que suscribe, partfcipa los
tengan Obietos depositados ella, Sc slrva|
>pasar recogeros ell t6rmino de diez dfas
contar desde ell de la fechs al pie.
Pssado dtcho plazo Sc procedera al rema
de dichas prendas.
Ponce, Diciembre 20 de 19OI-1 Arnsl
trong Mdyordl. =
Hoy Ia. sasbrerfa de moda en- esta ciudad s
EL NopGtor. que tsutos sfos ileva de existencl1
Ponce es quizas la ciudsd pueftorrqueaI
donde con mas slegancia vista ID iuventud,
cua prueoa la existsncla aQni de bueoss sas
trsrias.
cabeza, esta dicho todo. Telas de todss cl
ses, fnas y nsdianas, psra todos los gusto1
precios So umamente m6dicos, por soore esq
ventajas, la tijsra del maestro Suarez, que
uno de los metores cortadoras que han venid|
al pals.
Con tales condiciones 5qui6n no Sc nag
parroquiano de Ell NovAToRp p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
MaraviIIa cientlfca

Sc ha verifcado la mayor de lss mafav]
has cienlfn.ss que fnician los prineros d }
del siglo Xxx.
Et professor de Ia Universidaa Tulane,
Nneva Orleans, A L. Metz, ha consesuiao n
lidifcar ell airs.
Yya tenanos este sgsnts de Ia vida, q
ie conoce mos consideramos solo como cuea
po gaseoso hasta hsce cinco amos, oos 1ecieho J
Ia cfencia trecsf ,r IN andose en- fquido o
soIido. Sabess va que ell aire lfquido es -
Trio que hierbe puesto en- contacto con 81 nls
10.
El atre s6ido 81 cieu vecss mas friol
nay tsrmometro capaz de apreciar So tsmpe
ratura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
LA POPULARIDAp

Augusta Barber azot6 con verso de fue2
los que buscan la popularidad-ls gran ra
m era, como 81 decfa-halsga ando las pasionS
de la muittnd.
La vsriadera, sana s6!ida popularida 3
es la que Sc sdquiere moraizando, por meol
del trabajo, 4 las clases populRres.
La COmpenfs Industrial de Puerto Il =
da ocupaef6a a mas de doscieutos cincusn,
brazos. al las breyas los cigsrrlo los SIrl
Escudos1 no fueran 10 mejor que Sc tdms
Puerto Rico, sefan, per menos, un elensn1
de moralizsci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27


edihcios p1blicos establecimientos particu-
iares cerraron sus puertas.
El baile de etiqueta que ceebro ell Casino
en- Ia uoche del 25. result6 esplenAdo.
I'm centeuar de distfn uidas damas inva-
ifa los salones.
E orden del bale Sc cunpli6 en- toda gu
extension, serminando Is fiesta las de Ia
madrugads
Ss ha despadido pues, dlgnaments, Ia en-
tusiasta Directiva del ano que termina.
Uno de los actos que contribuy6 la es-
plendidez del baie del Casino celebrado ell
microbes, fuA la rifa de un bonito joyero dos
aba anicos veriflcada entire las dSmas que as1s-
theron la fiesta.
Rssultaron sgraciadas respectivamente,
la sefiorita Msris Perez; Miss Maud Coam, y
Ia sen3ra dofis Modesto Valdivieso de Vivas.
LA DEMocRAc1A Sc vende el ls tahaque-
RIA del senor Soltero frents al parque de bonn
hsros.
Dsntro de POGO Sc Vera anunciado en- to-
dos log peri6ficos del mundo. con mas profu-
sion que la Emulsion do Scott Y Ell Lacso Ma
rrow, ell ba3ar Otero, de esta ctudad.
Auimadfsima dued6 la fiesta de Navidad.
con que obssquh e Casino los bebes, ep la
tarde del juevss 26.
Hnbo una gran coucurrencia de nihos, y
todos salieron satisfechos de los iuguetes que
les proporcion6 Ia sGarte, Y de las agradables
boras que pasaron entregados la duice Terp
sfcore " los dulces que reparti0 con pro-
fusion Ia Junta Directva.
E arbol de navidad estaba adornado con
exquisite gusto.
Gel LouvreS ha recibido la paja de Italia
mas fna que conoce. Los clientes Que de-
seen obtener SOM breros fabricados con dicha
pa ia, deben apresurarse, pues los pedidos au-
meutan va queda poca existencia de esa ma
terra prima.
Mr.. Teller, Jefs la PoIicfa Municipal, arro-
jo de las Ofcinas de Ia Jefatura, formas in
tro colega Sci Diario de Ponce.s
El eDcono de este Jefa de Poicfa la mar
de cosas mas, obedece q que ell sefIor Peric6s
10 denunci6 per un atropeio de quo hizo vfc-
TINA IN pobre campssino.
ESQ as muy censurable. mas 10 de las
formas incnltas violsntas. fmpro pias de un
policla de I'm Slcerdote, dos entdades one
Sc dan de cachetes en- Ia persona de Mr. Te-
Her.
Comprfmase, jefe.
Comprfmase, padre.
VARIADO y extensc ell surtido que re-
nusva constantemente el acreditado estableci-
mfento <LA INDUSTRIAL DEL PAISS, caIle de
Atocha ndmero 8.
Ropa hecha & Ia medida; msgnffcos ge-
neros; sonbreros de todas formas classes, ca
misas hechas Ia medida corbatas, bastones,
paraguas inindad de artfculos para caballe-
ros. Todo precio de situaci6n. P.
FL maftes por 10 ncehe fue sgreiido poF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27

H3y le ha aldo admitida la renuneia al
Juez de Catedral don AmtaD Monserrat. Il
Attorney no anizo admltirssls; pero visto Ia
insistencia de Monsarrat, le fu6 admttda.
En- ell escrko qus Sc le pasa para comun1-
earle la aceptaci6n, ell Attorney hace elogios
que honran este funcionario pd olico
Aunque Monserrat es repablicano mlsntras
ha desempefaado aquel cargo 10 ha hecho con
honradez laboriosidsd
Hoy ha prestado Ia fsnzs correspondents
para poder ejercer como notario = muy pronto
abrir& su bufete.
Maffana sale para Ponce don C,nrado
Palau para concurrir & ell Ayuntamento de
auuella ciudad Ell asunto del EN- prestito.
Ei sen,r PAlau hara proposiciones para Ia com
pra de los bonos que ha de emitir aquel Mu-
nicpio
LIE acompaa ira en- este visjs Ponce don
Damian Monsorrat, que va como su secresario.
Oesde hace ratio estk sef1alado TN vapor
Americana cue Sc supone sea Ell <Ponces; es
nuy probable que entire despues que este de
hoche. La CORES poudencia no Sc hs recogi-
40 hAsta mafAna.
Anochs tuvo lugar ed la plaza principal
10 retreta que da los mercoes la banda dc In
poicia insular.
LA DEMocRAcIA <The Puerto Rico He-
fsld1 Sc venden en- Ia farmacia de Patron.
Dasde aver Sc encuentra squf el gran an
darfn Conde Rocco Dianovich. D ce que permai
hecera dos semanas en- est. cindad, visftsndo
los principales edifcios .pdblicos. ST pueds
organizarlss, dara una dos conferencias so
bre sus viajes. Preguntadosi el tenfa capital
en- su TERRA, dijo que NO; que su madre her
manos 10 envIaban fondos para sus gastos
Los excursionistas one fueron en- ell vapor
xPuerto RIcoz pasar Ia Noche iena en- San
Thomas, han regresado hoy. Vienen muy
contantos del trato recibido. So asegura que
eatas excursiones guir&n hacieudose con fre-
cuencia. Hay una en- proyecto para el el
del pr6ximo Euero.
Para ir en- estas expedfciones, 300 import 50
el gastc diex dollar de ida vueta.
El sujsto que fde heriio en- Puarta de TIE
rra ell dfa de Nochs Baena, muri6 syer en- Ell
hospital.
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en- IN dia tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
TES DE BROMO -QUININA. E. boticario
le devolvera Ell dinero 81 no SO cura. La frma
de e. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajitsj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27

Despu&s de una ifgera enfermedad ma ie-
yantado saido la Gale nuestro respectable
amigo doctor don Antonio Resell, Catedra11co
del q oil Escul.1
Personas lIegadas de Santo D ,mingo n os
aseguran que aquel pals va convrtienoose en-
una anarqufs.
Tsta tarde ha legado este don Tomas
vazquez de Gaayama. Sc hospeda en- el sHo-
tel Ingaterra.
Hoy han tsnido disgust0 sn Ell tribunal
de potcia IN guardia insular un policfa de
hygiene La causa del disg0sto fu6 que m In
suIar denuncio una meretriz llamada Maria
Rodriguez Parece oua esta probegida del
poicfa de hygiene. y fu6 defen derla en- ei ac-
to del iuicfo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
PuRcELkMA Y cRIsr&LEasA

Soperas, fuentes ovaladas, ideo tapas, ensaade
ras caeteras cheras fuenes para pes ado
platos llanos hondos un peso la docena
En- c1'istaersa, cuanto pueda desear, copas hsas,
tala5as orma hotel, duceras, queseras arros copas
de champagne.
Cintas todas classes: muar6.
Abancos japanoses desde centavo hesta 20 25
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
AnTIcuLos DE HlERRo EsMzLTaDo

Ollas cacero as parrllas cafeeras lecheras, szuca
reras embudos soperas fuenes patos pa etc. ct
Cu5se,tos metal ba,scos seis ban de plata, 9
pleas sueltas 40 SO ceaavos gu cas de medas DO
cepas con cacharon media docenas c5chos de potres
- dollars la GAIA
Cucharas y tenedores metal blanco ID centavt
pieza.
Cucharas cuchartas de cafe dos y tres centave
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27

Ell narsss por Ii nochs fae agreiIdo poF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-27
PoNCE
Nse,ETCTAS EeERECTAS

E. 25 fu6 dia de fiesta general. Todos lo
ediHcios pnbicos establecimientos particu
iares cerraron sus puertas.
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have been the most golden OF the
jeunesse doree" had he cared, for he
has actually had money to burn hav-
ing already spent more than hundred
thousand dollars on his hobby alone. II
has been his purpose for years to give
the world steerable balloon, and al
though his voyages around the Eihel
We're not the first ever made, yet he has
contributed more toward solution OF
the problem OF aerial navigation, II Is
admitted. than any one else OF bis
years in this or any other age. Having
given nearly five years OF his life to
aeronautics, he seems only happy when
sailing through the clouds in his air.
ship. 1t Is predicted by his friends that
he will not always be so lucky as In the
past and may some time take tumble
that will abruptly end his career. But
he laughs at their fears and says no
really experienced aeronaut ever died
anywhere but In his bed.
That Santos-D umont is pursuing his
ayocatlon without thought Of profit Is
shown by the fact that he has never
patented any Of his inventions, but has
left them open to the world He con-
fesses that at the present time the steer
able balloon Is adapted only to sport and
pastime. but believe the time is
coming" he says. when the navigation
of the air with flying machines will be
universal. Before | die feel shall
see the day when aerial locomotion will
be as popular as automobiling Is at
present. and some day surely some one
Will navigate a balloon from Paris to
New York"
II is. In fact. the height Of his ambi-
tlon TO make the little trip" as he
calls IL, from here to America. and |
really believe he counts upon doing II.
Not this year, he tells me, with COM
ical nod Of his head. but some other
year All who know him hope he Will
live to make that voyage for we feel
that he deserves all the success he has
won and vastly more.
Perhaps | have not made perfectly
apparent the salient features OF Santos
Dumonts character In this brief sketch,
but II have shown that he Is llkable
and loyable, great Of heart, courteous,
perfectly Indifferent to fear and entire
ly absorbed In his pursuit. that is what
| intended. More than that / cannot
say for fear should be accused OF par
TALLY. and as to what he viii bring
forth can predict no better than any
one else; but II aerial navigation shah
be perfected in the near future feel
confident that II will be accomplished
along the lines on which Santos Du-
mont Is now working
FRANCIS v. WITHERs.
Paris, France.
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SANT0SDUM0NT THE AERONAUT,9A CLOSE RANGE

NJ SUPPOSE It Is well known In the
United States that our young
aeronaut, NJ. Santos Dumont, Il
now putting the finishing touches
10 his sixth balloon Yes. Santos
as all who know the 1.-THE little
Brazilian call him, is hard at work ey-
cry day and well into every night, with
coat of and shirt sleeves rolled up, in
his balloon house at st. Cloud, just out.
side Paris. He is determined that his
Santos Dumont No. g." which is the
name Of the airship he is building TO
succeed the Ill fated mo. g." shah be
done In time for him to take some spins
in II before winter puts q stop to aero
nautics
What Santos has done is, OF course,
very well known all over the civilized
world. SO | cannot expect TO impart
anything new as 10 his achievements,
but II seems TO me that the personality
Of The man, his traits and motives, have
not been fully exploited, and so | viii
attempt 10 describe him as he appears
to me after several weeks acqualnt-
ance. You may drop into his balloon
shop" almost any time, as | have indi.
Gated, and be sure to find Santos there,
but IN point Of fact he seems to be al
most ubiquitous, for have met him on
the bouleyards, In the cafes and at So
cia gatherings don't know how many
times in the past month or so. He Is a
great fayorlte with the French and the
foreign nobility and is o sort Of pro-
tege Of the Comtesse d'Eu. who Is a
Brazilian, like himself The Comtesse
d'Eu, In fact, is a daughter Of the late
Dom Pedro, one time emperor OF Bra.
I'll. and was once known as the princess
imperial. II was she who gave Santos
the bracelet which he wore on his wrist
IN his last ascent and to which he su.
persttiously ascribes the rescue from
his dizzy perch on the roof top OF no
tel when his alrship 50 hastily descend
ed. She has watched him at his work
and takes the greatest interest In his
eyoutions particularly as his work.
shop and Ascending ground are not
FAR from the town house where she and
the Comte d'Eu reside.
One day last July, Just after he had
made that wonderful trip from the Pare
d'Aerostatlon at St. Cloud to and
around the Eiffel tower and return,
Santos attempted to bring his airship
into the stable, as he calls the grea;
shed In which Il is housed, when a pun
Of wind caught II and sent IL tumbling
to the ground. The motor had ceased
to operate, and as there was nothing to
render the "aeronef'' manageable SAM
tos took fall, coming down In tree
top In Baron Edouard Rothschild's
beautiful garden, The airship fell like
a clod, and the first thing Santos knew
he was hung up in the top Of a tall
poplar, with the nabby bag. all It's gas
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i quickly retires from the confict. car.
ping us master to place OF safety
while II has still sufficient strength
Dui II the rider Is wounded and fans
70 the ground the faithful animal re.
mains beside him. unmindful OF danger
nelghing until assistance Ia brought.
rory aemure schoolgirls belonsinr
70 an Italian seminary at Mosiionlco
were In the habit Of taking long waIks
across the Swiss frontier raae1 charge
oi 'heir teachers. The custom house
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for some time In the public eye, aud
most OF them are comparatively young.
Mr. Barrett, for instance. Is thirty-fiye
years old and halls from Oregon, but
was born in Vermont He is gradu-
ate OF Dartmouth college, was United
states minister TO Siam lsgi-S and has
Travelled great deal In and written
much about oriental countries. He has
for years advocated the development Of
Americas commerce In the far east.
William |. Buchanan. director gem
eral Of the Pan.American exposition at
Buffalo, II forty-eight years Of age.
claims Ohio as his birthplace, but won
his reputation ms an organizer OF great
fairs In Iowa, where he now resides
He was United States minister 10 the
Argentine Republic from 1894 to 1900.
Henry @. Davis is the Oldest Amer
lean member OF the conference. lie
was born In 1879 aud Is reckoned a
multimilllonaire. He rose from the DO
si;lon Of brakeman to that OF president
OF a railroad line. owns vast tracts OF
timber and coal lands and has served
as United States senator from West
Virginia, In which state. at Elkins. is
his home, though he has fine resi-
dence In Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

Their Feet on the Cushions or Seats OF
the Carriages" Underneath this In.
scription humorisi added. 'or They
VIII Dirty Their Boots"
Minnesota is called the Bread and
Butter State, and rightly, too. for last
year her mills turned out 1860. 500 bar.
reis OF Hour and churned over eo,0ooOoo
pounds Of butter -
When an Arabian horse finds i,self
wounded ana perceiyes that Il WIN not
be able to bear Its rider much lunssr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

Volney w. Foster. whose home is in
Evanston, I'LL, was born on his fathers
farm In Wisconsin. He went to chica-
go about thirty years ago and has been
successfully a dealer in lumber and In
railway supplies on large scale. In
the interests Of his paving company he
has acquired large asphalt deposits In
the island Of Trinidad and Venezuela
and has Travelled much.
Charles NJ. Pepper. journalist. was
born IN Ohio. 1860, and has Travelled ex-
tensively In the West Indies. having
written book on Cuba and many let
tiers to the press His present address
is Washington.