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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-29
viii Leave Tonioht.

C. +. Waugh for many years idon.
tilted with the business interests of
albuquerque as the efficient MANAGER
Of the local wholesale grocery estab.
lishment Of Gross, Blackwell & Co.
viii leave tonlght for Trinidad. Colo
where he viii engage in the com.
mission ana brokerage business. Tho
people of Trinidad viii find Mr..
Waugh a first class citizen in oyory
respect ana this paper wishes him
'nccess IN his duties Mrs. WAUGH
and daughter will leave the city Sat.
urday night for Trinidad. Tho now
manager OF the grocery establishment
IS George Arnot formerly Of East
Las Vegas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-29
CHILD KILLED.
Runaway Causes Death Of a Little
Girl at Gallup.

Special to The Citizen.
Gallup ~ NJ, oct. 29.-Mary Ne
dock, a child 1 years of age. was
Killed here about 6 o'clock last even.
Ing by w l., Kuchenbecker's transfer
wagon.
Several child en- ran out of a yard
into the alley Just as the team was
passing with a heavy load of grain.
The verdict OF the coroner's Jury
was TO the effect that the accident
was unavoidable on Kuchenbecker's
part, as he stopped the team before
the wagon struck the child. who was
killed by the houfs of the horses.
Mr.. kucheuhocker feels very bad
about the matter and has offered TO
pay the funeral expenses. Mrs. Ne.
lock now has three children 10 sun.
port. Her husband Is IN the insane
asylum at Las Vegas.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-29

Dress better, n pay less. Leave your
order for a fan suit with Nettleton Tailor
Ing agency, 2l5 south Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-29

OF catching cold We a supply Won
with proper shoes for boys and gi.Is
at very reasonable prices and take
particular & a C. to properly TT tholr
feet. G. Mays Popular Priced shoe
Saire, 2uS West Railroad avenue.
Mrs. Isola Bamblui. at her parIors 7,
the corner Of Railroad avenue ana Norb
Fourth street. Is prepared TO give thor
ough scalp treatment. do hair DRESSING
treat corns, bunious and ingrowing nails
She gives massage treatment and mani
curing. Mrs. Bambini's own prepara.
tons OF complexion cream build up IN
skin and Improves the complexion. anc
are guaranteed not to be injurious. She
also prepares a hair tonic that cures an,
prevents dandrun and hair falling o,r
restores life to dead hair; removes moles
warts n s%upernuous hair. Give her a
trial.
For Sale-Young mare. weight
1000 pounds; light three spring WAC.
on, n lady's side saddle. neatly
new. Call at No. 1907 North Second
street.
For Sale-A well established bar
IN good location; proprietor wants
TO go into another business. Address
y y y, this Office.
ASK your doctor If anyone will nm
your prescriptions with more cousci-
entious care than Williams, III West
Railroad avenue.
Call at the Whitson Music Co. and
near the sweet toned Baumeistar
piano. Just received from New YORK..
For Rent-Two nicely furnished
rooms, near shops. Enquire 2iG
Nicholas avenue.
Lost-Hartford bicycle. nearly new.
return TO c. Il. Busy aud receive TO-
ward.
Room and board for two gentlemen
cheap, at 523 East Marquette.
Special prices this week on under.
Wear at the Economist
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-29
Buy al Headouarters

Attend the underwear sale at the
Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-29
Body Shlnped.

The embalmed remains of NJ. II.
Holcomb were started east TO the for.
mer home of the deceased this morn.
ing, accompanied by the sOrrowing
widow, the destination being Keytes.
vile, Mo. The young mans death
occurred in this city yesterday morn.
ing after his arrival here from Tue.
son, Arizona.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-29

The size and range Of our stock of
ready made clothing entities us o.
the above distinction and an inspac.
ton and comparison will cunyiuc.
you that we are right. Simon stern.
The Railroad venue clothier.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

I'D 800, 600 last week. 532, 0O0 last
year xnd 7s4, 200 year before last. The
total worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows decrease compared with last
week Of l47. ESQ bales. an increase
compared with last year Of $50. 1872
and decrease compared with year
before last Of $40. 400. OF the worlds
visible supply rs ABOVE there is now
afloat and held in Great Britain and
continental Europe. l,135, 600 against
ISL, 900 last year and 1927, 900 year
before last in Egypt 5000, against
81, 900 last year. and IS, 600 year be-
fore last; in India scr, 600, against
900, 600 last year and 5Oe. 900 rear be-
fore last and in the United States
54s, ,ooo, against aOg. 900 last year and
6s7, 900 year before last.
New York. The following are tie
total net receipu Of cotton at al
ports since September 4, 1900:
Galveston. 2. lss. 665. New Orleau6
2,442,eS0. Mobile $50. .7aO, Savaunall
!. .507. s74, Charleston 2a0, ,994. VIII.
uington. s6S ota Nerfolk ~, ass, Rals
ssmore i,SSi. New rort Isl 1ba
Boston ise. .ess, NEWPORT News = 7o7.
Philadelphia 27.i75, ,BrunSwiok 1oi. ,
7o5. Port Arthur 2o,e0a. Pensacola
l3O.s7s. Total 2, AL, ,25o. -.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
A PRosPE.scus SEASON;

Ponchatoula. .. 'arrhatoula ia on |,
boom just now. I - lew cold STORAGE
plant Of ". 81. Virgin has been com.
pieted and is now in operation. A
new sawmill is In prd(ress Of con-
struction by John weemsA and several
new houses are going up
The Fruit Growers' 4 Asociation
met here in annual sessioA and re.
ports the best years crops evdrsi,ed
This association represents TIA sruck
farmers Of this sectfou and n aAnfse-
hourishing body. nulA Abering 100 aem-
bers. The returns for this yar's
shipments represeut a snug lum,
reaching we'll into the ~housands and
the farmers arc naturally veryaabi-
|sut. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

at his plantatiz zS aome, Sligo.
ocsnsy. was shiPpcd to Whining
o., the old home Of Ias wtepsM
ssrment> fhs body wsVss9epAs
by Mrs. wiiihns and Ms. 44ts6
Gillespie. a cousin uf tns 1ecsas
Tho fuscvSf party will be met ~ oin-
oinnaki BY Mr.. J. Gillespie Wiliinms.
brothsr of shs deceased The fune1nl
services pilt bc held In the Preabytc-
rian chuzeh + Wilmisgenp.
.Nr. r. l. o Dana has justrrstnFped
from = trip to tho low lands II tbe
cotton district and reports tIAt be
saw evidences Of "houey dew one
Of tho lately discovered enemice OF
cotton. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
ANOTHER TAN0IPAHOA.

Shreveport. Ward l.. Of this parish,
'ls rapidly acquiring . rspatstioa-soe
nnguinary encounters equal 70 that
Of bloody Tangipahoa. SosFoely b
week passes without its scene Of
bloodshed. Murders, have grown %
common in that locality that they
cease TO attract pablo attsation- So
Tar the victims have been negroes. j.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
Negro Miner Kills His White Land
aE ladv..

II ~r~e~~ ~~4Hoh AAAifo AAAS WHitc lout
lady,
Fairmont, W. va.-Fountain Cor
don. a negro, shot and killed Bell,
Campbell and fatally wounded Matti,
Simpson, both white, at Monongnh at
I O'Clock Fridny afternoon and rar
away. He was later arrested and i,
In jail here. but he may be lynched
at any moment
Belle Campbell kept a miners
Boarding house and the shooting was
the fesult Of dispute over board
bill claimed to be overdua. There is
great excitement at Monongah, and
Vt Is feared an attempt will be made
to lynch Gordon. The sheriff has
called In all Of his deputies and an
nounces that he will defend the Jail
and his prisoner whilc lifo lasts
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
GREEK SQUADRON BARnnD.

Constantinople.-The Tufl j gov
eminent has arbitrarily re1dsed to
pernttzl1e Greek squadron to visit
smyrna, salonioa and Mount Atlos
Grsece sent the usual notification OF
tho projected cruise, but the porte
declined TO entertain tho proposition
on political grounds. DIPLOMATS ON.
cinls regard the attitude Of TSfkish
government in this particuh ~ as
illegal.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
REPORT AS TO BURSTING sHE1:

Washington.-The navy department
received the report Of CaptninlMc.
Calla, concerning the bursting Of a
shell in q thirteen-inch gun on bslrd
tho Kearsage willis engaged in talle
practice at Newport. McCalla rep4ts
that the gan. was only lightly do h.
aged although the shell broke upkn
il. Ho assigns no cause for the burj
ing Of the she'll l.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
LOST IN THE JusorE.

Two, Battslions Of MaicsN rroons
Have Not Been Head 4om.
Merida, Yucatau. Sevonteen Nav,
rebels have come in and mrrSndered.
asking the privilege Of setu,nips to
their homes as peacahls citizens.
Governor Canton ordered fbs. they
be provided with food and clothing.
Two battalions arc reported Ioss in
the jungle. not having been heard OF
for several days. Two officials Of the
treasury have been urrested, charged
with completely in defalcations go.
mnted st go, 600
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
OPPOSED TO ANNEXATION.
Estrada Palma and Maximo Come
Favor Independence for Cuba.

-rw zsrA-l letter has oeer r.
ceived from Estrada Palma to Hora
no Kubens. in which the former do
MES the utternnces in favor Of III
aAnexation Of Cuba to the Unit
STATES attributed to him, says q al
patch from Havana to the Tribuf.
lie also denies that GeneIgf Maxbo
Gomez made similar Jletlaratiouon
tho same ocossion and says this he
tPnlma) and Gomez both favor eso-
iufo independesc and oppose apex
alton, Tho leasess of all pof.ical
parties requested tbs, immcdiaJ pub
lication Of the Ie.tx from lsenoe
Palma.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

Mer Rouge.-The Farmers, Insti.
held here was we'll attended,
l75 people being present. Hon.
ststuckey extended hearty vel
! The, visitors Prof. II. "A.
! orgTn conducted tho institute, and
cceeded in drawing the farmers out
u q number Of important points re-
gsrding crop culture.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
RECENT APPOINTMENT.

Baten Rouge. The governor hal
appointed Frank Lobrsno state ar
mcrer, vico Edward Durrlvs, de.
ceased; Frank n. Kess, assistant
state engineer. vice II. B. Thompson,
deceased; r. J.. Wilson. attorney 70
Assist tax colleosoe oe Cstahoala
parish; Charles 7. Mathews 20 be
notary public in the parish Of Acadia !;
Herbert NJ Hyde 10 be oommissiou-
er Of deeds for the state Of Louisiana
in the city Of New York.
The following final settlements
have been made with the auditor of
public accounts BY state tax coliec.
tors: !. A. Brousaard, of Lafayette,
Paul Berthelot Of 81, John, A. II.
Gillespie Of Concordia, b. n. Bafey
Of winn.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
: EXPELLED FROM RUSSIA.
George Kennan Given Two d .ys to
Leave Cars Domain.

St Petersburg high Russian
police ofiicial called uron George
Kennan, the American suthoS and lec.
turss, ut his hotel and Informed him
that he must leave the country by 10
O'Clock that evening. Mr.. Kennan
was not allowed to leave his room in
the interim, but he was courteously
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
RICHARDS SUDDEN DEATH.

Abbeville. -Theo. Richards died
very suddenly near TIE Abbeville o.
nal and was buried IN Abbeviile. He
was unmarried was about thirty ave
years old and had been In the employ
OF the Abbeviile Canal Company for
some time. Il has been aaosrtained
that M, Richards left money deposit
- n the Abbeville Bank. which xili
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
mir lo!Ss Xm.

cOucs',cn il calls for -
SN q whAc' Hhese points cover
s,,ss,icn... sctley's delay with
/, es. kau'uA Adron at Cienfuegcs,
assius II his progress toward
! | sA.,owre7f leaving Cienfuegos,
, tls ,,oso movement toward Key
WesAres9 9fectiveness Of the bonn
bardS the Spanish fleet and Che
~roce a in the reconnaissance Of
Mov state Of the coal supply on
x.r;oF Fhips when ne telegraphed
tho d,rtment that he would return
to K,West. the loop of the Brook
lvn kantiago. the accuracy Of his
rem and matters relating to the
coujversy between him and Com.
MIR Hodg,on oser the alleged COL
IoS which is eaid TO have taken
~ aboard the Brooklyn when the
n was made during the naval en-
cement of Santiago. With the ex-
rtion Of th9 lsss two counts the 9TH
1 practically sam mp the criticisms
hDjrp1D Dchiey's conduct made by
e Png,, 10 the sepete which
ie e(4stkiy cEcractani ~ 1shl9y' }.
reprehensibls One Of
10 important IS-ns0s the precept
the direction to the o56rt to report
, it's conclusions "all the pertinent
let's which It may deem to be estAb-
shed together with its opinion and
in the premises. ]"
The court probably will sit for sew
ral months. moro than likely until
tier congress convince In December.
Judge Lemly has uot yet decided
'ho. ths witnesses before the court
,alf be. They may bs taken from
10 navy, fruf the army os from
vii life. for Undoubtedly some OF
,e newspaper correspondents will be
.lled in this case. Il II even prob
bic in view Of the recent Published
lterview Of Captain Eulate, Of tho
panish navy, that he and Admiral
ervers himself win 10 called II Ad.
iral schley desires II
Secretary Long formally announced
,ss he had selected Captain Sam O.
amsy. tina law omoer Of the navy
TO be- Judge advocate Of
,e Sohiey court Of inquiry. Captain
emlyshas accepted a dktxlie-
Captain 1nlates Who commAnded
,e visosya at Santiago. In . cabled
ply to ! request from the Journal
I'd .AdvsEtiser. = to his opinion ,of
car AdmirAl schley's maneuvres In
'e hattie Of Santiago, says:
"As q gentleman, + can't appre.
ate any maneuvre of the Brooklyn
the battle on the third Of July In
ont Of Santiago ~ an act of<oowsr-
ce. because. although the Brooklyn
cnt to port when the Teresa, with
imiral Cervera aboard, tried to ram
m, and afterward when I, in the
Iscaya, also steered toward him,
further fell on 20 degrees.
This maneuvre, considering the
sition Of the other Americans which
re attacking the viscaya by the
'rn and quarter was . proper one. |"
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

the necesnity for ~
On nqson, cam, was organized,
20 % kwn a. the John MoEnery
Camp xho once ssided here a. 4
for goveLor of Louisiana
In 1871 and who commanded the IN
battalion infantr, during the war.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

---~~s - ~ VA 0k&s
Covingtons-The coutnt that va
let BY the city council fdy the light
ing OF Ccvington was completed by
the 81. Tammany loo azh Electric
Company, who have .erefed large
Ice and electric plant. eqd pped with
modern machinery. .Cpvhgtoa, for
eps nrst time, experiences the bene-
4h Of brilliantly lighted streets.
the bill, such title ~ ID may think
ntiy recognizes HIS domhion beyond
the seas The premier shded this H.
Ae would probably bo as follows:
" Edward the Seventh by Grace Of
God of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland; Of British do
niinions beyond the seS. King, De-
lender OF the Faith and Emperor Of
India. /"
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
GOVERNMENT FOR MANIA
Oommiseioners Propose to OVaGtsol
il After the Washington Piak =

~ AIteI tno WnsninBtou -
Manila The first meeting q the
legislative chamber was 1araely ~
tended. Oormissioner Wright. SPEAK
ing Of the charter Of Mapiln, said the
same reasons that controlled = max
ing Washington the sedeRl city qb-
tanned In Manile sqd Washinufpn, -
declared. IVES the 6est governed clty
iE the world. -z..s
Representatives Of tbe eIRdlsh
chamber Of commerce veheuepsly op,
posed the charter. asserting that
was iuvonsissent With the priesi1
Of the frecss sovernment oa -
deny tho sights Of saarags g
rcsidents<of the n, tropoIia
sssnnpe ist81hcse Of othes r
go n1fo deSkxed tbnf 80
System Of sovel
far less liberal
the spanish. :. al
pcsed to make tad
the distries in Ne!
people q.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
NKs FOR BEAUMoN

I xaudria.-A., II. sArepre-
\ s4s the Nation Company.
toficago. is hess "a has contract
I'd g t1 Is. o-gallon CO.
pacity tanks sos- onrnins Beaumont
oil. TO cost 81, 500. The tanks arc for
tho city. Of Alcxandria's power house,
for the Sonia Oil Min and for the
7ed River OIL Mill, and he is expect.
Y to contract with the Alexandria
bmprcss Company for . similar
INIT. The work Of these plants will
bmmence at once. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

atchitoches The Board q Ad.
[ninistrafors Of she State Hrmal
School hes been in session here The
following members were resent
Hon. L p. Beale Of Baton kouRe.
judge A. J. Lafargue' Of MarkviIle.
~. p. Martin Of Thibodauxb. q.
Trfmble Of farmersvills, DI 2. 7.
0allioa Of Nasshitoches, ani Presi.
dent B. O. Caldwell. Of NatcHtoches
The sovsrnoe asd superintendent
Oaihoan wsrp. dstained n Baton
Ronss By the schoolbook mailer, and
Senator Bszrst Of Shssvspostkss ure.
vented from attending By aiinport.
ant ease IN court
The new course oe studykeported
BY the faculty committee Js adopt
cd By the board. This cours(provides
for twe0ty-eight prescribed subjects
and allows esch student 10 select
Twelve sub5ects Of the oot,e The
total Smennt Of work renired for
sndsatioa .sepains. tho sjne. The
'tsdy Of spAnish - haan jtroduoed
INTO the coorses
The entire fam ~ -. - >,..<.a
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02

1eps wolf wonid Prevent Ian
!. - - Opening.

-
u nsoo .. T.-Arguments on the
q Lone Wolf snA other
dalu1tlsd Indiuns for - order ~
Qi6fne she opsaiss of shc kan.
Qenmarche and Apacls rse<Yatiors
.wes hard before Judge Exwis Of
lths Territorial Supreme Court. Judge
Irwin win mako his decision Known
Moudsy morning at o'clock. Tho
drAwink of homcsseads Is set to begin
= that hour at Ell Reno. Gosf1n-
Emont ofIlcials have ssid already 1hQ<
she ease vonid not interfere witA ~
J. ". D6ofn, Unired states attonlez
rsprsses1nnf the sovernmeu& arut1d
that no se1ks had zaeieaissio, n se:
stzsfs 15usive ofuess ,b fedessl
,xov knens from pros ibs ender
a.. ~ congress- Hc asoped farther
that : seaty with the <fadians had
40 nosf standing than fr9ety With
: lorsif 4 sAaiae and IN Ne latter
ccsl5 Issyh Al any ssms Any
~ after the ebroeat1oa d
! would, he cestended. csa'
the issass that nioet ssans.
=. Hayes and @. Pou6sv'11 111nsse.
kee Oklahoma City me1e - 49,
}ns1tsor the indiana - - :. :.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-08-02
TO USE FUEL OIL
ard One Of Caddo Parish Ac.
qalEing an UnenyiabIe RepuI.
6tlon- .Peacemaker Stabbed.
pEAoENAKER WOUNDED.

PEAOENAKER WOUNDED.
Pesvilles = williein Wiley was
ssrously cut across the abdomen
70 trying 70 separate Joe White
Ana yman Mcixanus, who w.
,ip en-rosid rough
bic sEht. W. .sssmps
ba he ubdomiA y
fo vitli a dcspe emhr
nike oasght his ~.
vi the force ef = ksa 49,
~ sent the knife to A,ss-
nfear across his abdoS
'thfh the wounded man ~,
co1 All perties live near I.eesvil
bS nativss Of Vernon parish.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-21
Gran Victoria por Santa Fe.

Los peloteros de Santa F6 regresaron
de Albuquerque el domingo en- la noche
con banderas desplegadas y tuvieron un
gran recibimiento en- el paradero del fe-
rrocarril por haber nuevamente derro.
tado a los Browns de Albuquerque que
tenian pretensiones q ser los campeones
del juego de pelots en- 81 territosio. El
resultado del juego fue 8 por Santa Fe
y6 porAlbuauerque. Los vecinos de
Albuquerque asistieron en- masa al ..iue-
60 y cerca de cincuenta personas de
Fe acompanaron los peloteros de esta
localidad q Albuquerque. La gente de
Albuquerque trato muy bien los Pc
loteros dc Santa Fe y estos aprecian CO.
mo es debido la reception hospitalaria
one tuviercn. Ahora esta concentrate
el interes en- el juego que tendra lugar
81 domingo proximo en- esta ciudad en-
tire los peloteros de Albuquerque y los
de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-21

Baca, Gallinas Spring, 100 acres, con
dado de Guadalupe; Jose La Cruz Pa
dis, Springer, 160 Acres, condado ds
Colfax; Alexandra Santistevan, Sprin
ger, 100 acres, copdado de Colfax
Miguel B. Ortiz, San Miguel, 154.64
Acres, condado de San Miguel; Sep
tiembre 16, Victor Gonzales, Cabrs
Springs, $50 acres, condado de Sar
Miguel; Fidel Trujillo, Springer. 16C
acres, condado de Colfax; Adolph
Lange, Springer, 100 acres, condadc
de Colfax; Santiago Gallegos, Cabra
Springs, 100 acres, condado de San
Miguel.
Entradas finales de domicilio. o.-Sep-
tiembre IL, Isidro Sais, Belen. 160.30
acres, condadc de Socorro; Septiembre
IL, Juan Esteban Lucero, Santa Rosa,
100 acres, condsdo de Guadalupe; Sep
tiembre 16, Sanford B. Bowen, Jewett,
1912 acres, condado de San Juan
Septiembre II, William FL. Jones, La
Plata, 100 acres, condado de San Juan
John Schwarten, La Plata, 100 acres,
condado de San Juan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-21
Los RestOs de Mckinley DepO-
sitados en- su Ultima MOrada.
MILES DE PERSONALS DE TODAS Parties DE LA UNION
ACUDEN A CANTON---IMP0N SERVICIOS FU-
NEBRES GRAN ACOMPANAMIENTO---SERvI-
CLOS CONMEMORATIvOS EN- TODAS Parties
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.

Canton, Ohio, Sept. 19--Toda la no.
che estuvieron llegando de todas parties
organizaciones civicas, militares, frater-
males de todo genero. Antes del me-
dio dia habian llegado treinta trenes es-
peciales en- adici6n los regulares. I'll
mas grande gentfo que SO ha visto en-
Canton fue en- la campafa de 1896 GUAM
do SO congregaron cerca de 10000 per-
sonas, fue sobrepujado hoy.
Todos los que llegaban, como anima-
dos por igual impulse, SO dirigian al fa-
miliar domicilio donde yacian los restos.
Los guardias estacionados en- las cuatro
esquinas del patio, marchaban en- sus
lugares, pero no SO veia ninguna otra
senal de vida en- rededor de la casa NOR
tuoria. No habia luto nj otra insignia
en- la puerta, sino solamente un ramille-
to de palmera adornado con un list6n
purpdreo. Las afigidas turbas SO re-
tiraban del lugar q aguardar el tempo
del funeral. Dos secciones del tren que
trajo los senadores y diputados de
Washington arribaron esta mafiana.
La condicion de la Sra Mckinley
excita graves temores entire los que la
estan cuidando. Sc teme que ocurra,
una recaida fatal en- cualquier momen-
to. Desde su regreso ha venido rea-
liar la terrible calamidad que le ha So
brevenido. El Presidente Roosevelt
pas6 Ia mafiana en- la residencia Harter,
siendo vlsitado por varios miembros del
gabinete un ntmero de ginetes agre
sivos. La faz del difunto presidente
fue vista por Ultima vez aver cuando
estaba de cuerpo presente, siendo sella-
do ell ataid antes de llevarlo de la casa
de cortes. Los tributos de flores fue-
ron los mas hermosos que Sc han visto
iamas en- los Estados Unidos y fueron
mandados dc todas parties del globo.
Cuando ell cadaver fue traido de la
residencia Mckinley, el presidente
Roosevelt y los miembros del gabinete
Sc mantuvieron en- Lie la entrala de