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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-20
Topeka Ride Market

Topeka March 90
GREEN SALT .CURED-61<c.
GREEN SALT. HALF CURED-5sc
NO. 1 TALI.OW-4c
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At 4Xc.

The most beautiful line of Challies
seen for many years ...............45zc
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Butter Market.

New York, March 20-BUTTER-Firrn
Fresh creamery. 16d22c; held creamery,
13Q191kc; factory. 1oQ14kc.
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SIS.

5000 yards OF an exceptionally fine I'm
bleached Muslin. elegant for sheets
worth al OF a12c----- . &c
Q-imit Is yds.)
Another grade not quite 50 fine in
quality at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS acc
Uimit Is yds)
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kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City. March 20.-CATTIE-Re-
ceipts. 5000. including ). 900 Texans; mar
ket steady to strong. Native beet steers,
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. 4: n: BARNUM'S .; n: y:

Plies upon piles of Merchandise in last
week Carpets, LinOeums, Curtains, Shirt Waists,
Umbrellas, Dress Goods, Wash Fabrics. OF the
latter there styles, embracing endless
variety of materials and at all from sc upward.
Many of these items will go SPECIAL SALE
which, by the way, increasing the popularity of
this store.
Special Carpet Department
breaker that department Our being far any
previous
miss Lace Curtans-Our never been
8 perfectly organized.
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New York, March 20-SUGAR-Ra-w ";
steady: fair refining, 31zc. centrifugal 90
test. 1-32c: molasses sugar, 8 9-32c: re
fined firm; crushed, $50; powdered, $3.50;
graduated. S5-25-
COEEF,Ft-E5aSV.
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Probably some men get hot under the
collar because OF the warm neckties they
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Muslin Underwear.

The balance of this week a continue
ton of our Special Sale. You viii think
it folly to make these up yourself after
receiving our special price.
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A large line Of the most popular Up
holstery materials, such as 50-inch
Tapestries Observation-Disclosures. 39c
Fine Satin Damasks. 5O-inches wide
Newest things in velours. Curtain
Poles with fixtures complete and Of any
color wood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1870
Brush Mats. Cocoa Mats. Wire Mats.
Come and get our prices
to about 70 Carpet Rem :
You can buy these at One-third
Dom.
Carpet requirements. We think
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Furnished by J. c. Golngs. Commission
Merchant Grain. Stocks and Provisions
Receiver and Shipper of Grain.
Chicago, March %.
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Ladies' House Wrappers.

Sold over so last Saturday. Ought to
sell no less tomorrow-the price is GER
tainly right-the styles are the most ap-
proved-the patterns very taking
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Just for One Day.

100 Hatchets-have white satin bows
FAC smile of Nation Hatchet". sc
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sc for Table Oil Cloth.

The very best 45 and As inch Table Oil
Cloths-handsome designs ....-.....15c
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Uimit Is yds.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15
have been helping jams shsffcr 10
hnH latcl1

have been helping jams shsff'r 10
bay lately.
Mrs. Lizzie Slsffsr !. feeling very
poor'y this summrr She was up ~
Eosl.wood to ,e. the DR.. last week.
]. .ura I'smberion was visiting her
little friend hnnaluw Mnrry Anyust 3
il tsing Ann Jews eighth birthday.
They had h gm,d time n, usnal aud An.
nslsw got u Number VI nice p, escn's.
Mr.. Mary H.vcr is spending a few
days nt her fathers, w 1 B.urwell's,
while brr husband is mnk'ns hay down
at Salt plains,
George aud Fred Brrcnd. were NJ
IN The creek Sunday hunting ripe wat. /.
crm. Ions but melons sfe scarce ti.is
year.
Little ines Mnrry and Guy Brown
from the Clarmont ranch we're down n
the creek last Tucsday vi.i'irg a, = M
brr'on's snd Sbuffrr's. They were la'.
returning and were badly frightened hy
some one nt the south gate Of the ra 1ch
ard nlso At the middle gate. They say
one Of their horses was csugh, Ly tho
birdie rrins by u man ut The gaze the
other horse they tried TO rope. This
was NJ 10 o'clock at night. Tho ranch
boys oil got nut and secuted around uu.
Ill n late hour but could find no trace
of the men.
We have plenty Of water in the
creek for stock since the rain.
We hear a good many ,peak Of SOW
ing wheat for winter pa.tlre for iln ir
stock.
The late peaches are baginning to
grow some since the rain Lut they will
be small ills year.
Tom Edwards was over on the creek
last week visiting nj John Shpffer's and
eating mnsk melon.
John ShafTer is doing some work for
c ID Perry ihi. week.
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CUSTER.

Abbot, and Gr,.hs ma ,.ssod ,hr,,.h
Custer enrou,s home from the new
country.
Chss. Lee of lvaohoe 4. o,;,s Al. +
Dr. Miller is Ia attendance.
Mrs. A. A. Ccx If Iv.nhoc wss do
ing busines. in Custer one dav la.,
week.
X Boron sold car of c,ws to Ilod-
gen, Of Topcka,
IA Matthews shipped two cars Of
cattle I. St. Josepb last w.ct
is S,o,, In, r.,,,,.a c-. a..
scene d IJuc,. Sam. ,,,,.,. II. .,
a. much n, the u.;ori,v or ,hsm ala
.o,bisp.
1up,,.
oo,r,v .,. v;.; ;nr IS Co.. ~
ie,y :" h's''"ooo 10
'S '"' ." Tue e'eeA'
george B'bb returned froin the
p'a'nS with u load "f salt aud sold il tc
~ "'
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Notice Of Special Election.

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SrhNiAI h"b'isoS
VIII I've held M which tlme ami place hs 'oi-
lowing question VIII oe submitted to the
electors oi said disiricts.vh;
Sanll Stock he kesirntucd from Ruii>
ming nj laryey
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15
LOcal Notic~.

Us the natter o. the spyi,~st,ss ef the
board Of county commissioners o. Beaver
~auHiy. OkIsh-ms tsrritsry 70 is.us bsrds 70
s'said county
N"tios 10 hereby sivsr that D, sept IL. 4. ..
ios' ~ 9 s'cisck. q. M. the b@rr,i Of r,un' v
commissioners win. in compi Wncs ~ith the
rsndiiisns Of the svt o. the issisi tive rsssm.
bly, in ibstcrrntory of Okiahsms. entitled As
act 10 suthsrizs the tsrr,tsry sf Oklshons.
ssustiss. sitl.s. mn~icipsi csrpsra' ions, boars,
of ednes len OF suy city SD schsel districts.
toissue bonds In psyme": OF sutsi~sdins
wsrr~nt isd~btsdnsss. approved March. sth.
$40 40 smendtd hy srilcle . Of chapter ri
the s,ssIon laws of the tsrritsry Or Okishsurn
or the year iso'" 70 tefsrs IN. Sisirict ssurt
Of Beaver county and there make n showing
nnd SEX the court to hear aud Determine the
rinount of the untursd outstanding bsnisd
inds1tsdness OF said county which 10 subl-c
10 bsins refunded aud 70 sirn rerunJiny
bonds 10 be issued In payment 'f ard 10 re.
fund and retire said bonds new sristsniing.
. The amount Of outstanding matnred herds
10 be rsfund"d - nscsr' nined by the b-,rr,l o'
county commissioners and for which the
court vi b~ asked to sixn rsfunding bonds,
10 thlriy-ons thousa aud dslIars
An p r.ons interested ere hereby po,ined IA
he prrk-nt at said time and place when said
prosf Ia nirde.
1T. Br-IAr.
Chairman board or county ,smu.issr nsrs.
Ait 1t:
, C.TR,cY.
County clerk,
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FULTON.

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r;,h friend. =, P,l,o,
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.. .na a.. ,,v . HON. t,,r and
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,.v.,,, .,a w,;,h,.. s..,L. E,;a,v
.,9,,.a;,,.,.olv ,,,,;,, IN. ho, ,..,h.
., M,.,r..s,. L.v.,, simon. .,d
r,..m., oh, v;s;,sa h n, T,,,d., r,-
port him improving.
r. s,ur.,. .,. aid III. ,.,ch .ro,
caul.. borss, and farm imrl.m.n,s to a
MIR. Wood fr.m Mi,,ouri. who hns tax
en- possession snd retains VIM. Irwin in
charge.
Misses Berths and Mary Pslnsr aud
little M!rl were CALI & on Fulton
friends recru'ly.
Ben Freeman has completed the
pas,u,s fsuoe j,t f"r the Ksnsas ns,
% d il talking Of building . large re-
ser, cir 10 the pasture for him.
I, 10 a plumb .ivbt 70 see the mic,
red fruit the Fultonians are gathering Z
In.
Afc. of our Youngsters attended III,
dance and ice cream suppsr At Ochi.-
,... la, C,;J., ,;,L,
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Publication Notice.

In Tho dI.,rIrI co,,,t of ,h. ,,nu,,,, ntn,.,
,nd , ,rri,.,y ar ol,,,,,.s.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15
CRooKypCREEK.


The long contiua.d drou'h was bro
ken In this vicinity July, 90. II rain
ed four evenings iu succession. TIL,
grsss sud late crops sro looking much
refreshed but there will not b. much
fe'd 10 this locality.
james ShsGsr has been over south
s,st Of Esglewood making hay for tbs
psst ,wo weeks.
We ere going 10 lose our new seieh-
bor I'd Ssrd Roots. He u Uovisg 4
tn G.,s seighbsrbocd "a ~ hear.
George Psmbsrtcs ed his gs,heI
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CONSOLIDATED.
Land oaice At " eastward. %. r

Land Office At woodwArd. %. r.
July IL 1871.
Notice is hereby given that th> foliowint
named settlers have nic,i notice OF their intsn
th.n 10 make ANAL pr'nf In supper: oi their
claims nnd that said prosf win be male be-
fore the Register and Receiver sf the U. =.
Land once 81 woodward, .. r., sn sept. eth
no, viz:
Lulu q. Nudge II A Ne. 1.ss fer The w ~
y Sec. ., and . y as y Sec. - Ts n. Z. ss
rCM.
She sames the fsliswins witnesses; n .
MsFhsrssa. Cscii " Nsci Mrs. I nevins
and ! n Hswins uii of EngIewssd. Kansas
Cecil W. Nssi n A Ne s&ss fer the ss v Sec
T. =. 4 ss Kew.
Ne names the relieving witBesscs.
nv Mcrhrtssn. Lulu y .ire. Mrs.. N Hew
ius and I n Hswins oil Of Eusis~sod. Ksssas
r., u, REAI.r. Register.
First published 81 liAi.
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II IL hard 10 tell just whi.h Of the
three new cousty shs-Lawion, Ho-
bart Or Ausdarko, will be the me,ropo
liz Of the new country. From the las'
accounts the rivalry seeus TO be 10
tsepn Ansdarko and LAwtoo. Al
Brs, I.,w,on was tie ooly town much
talked or, hut Anadarko seems 10 b.
coming 10 the front.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15

Il IL diihcut u conceive what re-
ma'kabls shauge has Aken place !"
the appearance Of the grass since the
hate ruins. Where . lev weeks ago
IVES vast area Of dry grass may no~
he sen beautiful gre.s pastures.
This g-es 10 show that . moderate
IN ,unt Of rain in this section produces
VtSut rcsu,ts-
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Land ONCE st Wood ward. u. 7

Notice Is hereby gwen Tint the following
named settler has 6lsd so,ics ~ his intsn-
,isn 70 make 6ssi proof In supper, Of his
claim aRd that said proof will be made be.
fsrs the Register aad Receiver. Of the U B.
Lnsd Office Al WOODWARD, o. I. % Sept q
1901. viIs
1hrilcus 3. Smith. " A Ne .yss for tho "
y NV X und n sw y See ss TIP. = N. Z ss e.
n.
Hs na'ncs the following witssssss 10 prove
his continuous residence uIsDn. and cultiva
ton sf said land, viz;
John r. Over. Nrs. Joln y. Over. John
Graves. and W. II. Pits all of Cline. y. 7.
3 ID. HKALY. Register.
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Notice to Bidders.

The ,oaid Of county commissioners viii on
Tues,,ay. sept.. IL. ,ys,. a. .'c'eck ?. M. n
vard 4 : ,he i,wsst responsible bidder the con
tract for twelve tsus nrss class cas"n chy
caaI delivered st the court h'nse In heassr'
Sealed bids mny be ilcd ~ my sisce nj an,
time prior 10 ssid srsaiss of Lids.
The visht TO reject all bids Is reserved Cssl
viii he paid nm d-livc'y NJ coal.
&c. TsAev.
cshnty Ciett.
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I.and once a, " ood W ard. .o. T..

June az 1901,
Ns,irc - he'e,y siven that the fol lowii q
nam Il setter hns Md ns'ice "f her inter
u u to m,ke nnnl rr.f In support Of her
rInim and that Id ir.of will be mndc be-
isrs charles u. Tsnnehili, Probate Judge in
and for Beaver county, or in case Of his a..
renc- then before Neiiie NJ Thomas, CLERK
OF said court at Beaver, D. T., on Angus, 2s
1901 viz:
Alice I. Wood. tsrinrr'y Aiicc J. MSzzy. ~.
A. Ne. .sai for the NV q scc ~. TO ~. u ,S
KEN.
she npoes the following witnesses to prove
her csniinuous residence upon aud ,nltiva-
u .n OF saio land viz!
Thomas Martin. william Taylor. Lester
Rh, ,'dcs nnd Frank ~ Nur, ~ all OF Nye ~ r
y. u. IlEALr, Register.
Firs, ruh. II 1901.
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GATE.
CONTINUED.

GATE.
The Tramp remained silent
While the weather was dry
Bu: now like the frogs
lv again hear his cry.
In the date valley
The feed looks fine,
Cane begins to grow
And eow-peas 20 vine.
John Carr is working
His young life away,
Helping elem Hubbard
Pitch John Overs hay.
John De-psin, Henry simons,
Dave Piera,t. you know
LOiurued from the harvest
A few days ago.
Myrtle Nnckolls. Mary simons,
Ford winders you're right,
Rode over to Hog creek
Las, sunday night.
Miner Hubbard and family
Are preparing TO 60
To visit their relatives
In Iowa. near wapsllo.
Nov don't laugh aud say
The Tramp has turusd poet.
I always could rhyms
Bu, you dida't knew Il.
To those who laugh
Aud fnn will make
II you beat this
Forty yesrs twill take.
Tms TRAMr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15

Sonc Prospective h''uers think they
have found productive mineral 6elds Ia
the Kiows ssd Comaochs country.
But the surprising pr, oft oil is that
these fellows want to Robble up tb,
Woods claim for q mineral elsim
That claim 10 vslusbls enough - 1t il
without tho u ,rrsl.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15

II will 10 strange indeed " some
soa, d,l does not occur 10 connection
with the opening Of the Kiowa and
Comanche country, but up to August,
10, 1901, no one hos discovered any ev.
iaeuce Of fraud.-Times Journal.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15

II Is tss opinion e all unmarried
m-n that Wood scted very uugallantly
Inward Miss Bale in choosing twu
eighties adj lining LAwtou. Tim W.
Journal.
II RENAME to he explained why mar
yisd men are not OF The same opinion
unless il i on seeount Of tbrir Wiyes,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15

Nothing IN OLlshonx has advanced
mere ,s,idly than tho educational ir.
Nitu'ions The growth Of the North.
western Normal School al Alvs may 10
noted as IN example of educs,ional ad.
vuNeeuent.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15

The value Of kniir corn 90 feed for
cattle 10 generally recognised, and ss-
reciully In this section Of country o.
the corn can be 30 well grown on up
Isnd'. with only moderate supply oI
moisture
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15

Eow since the drought hiss been
hokem aud rains ere coming more hs
S,ssYsly, Il " in order To hear from the
Weather prcrbst assi".
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-08-15
COUNTY NEWS IN LETTERS.
Tho Herald's budget Of Communi-
cations From Regular Corre-
spondents.
Many Interesting Itcms Regarding the
Principal Events OF tho Week in va
r.ous Neighborhoods.

-
a. DieiNiof NUMBER o.
:, A.,
~
=,
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A sosssss he hsss alsd asaiasr
x.hs II wsoas' h'ssss&sd es'ry ct
I.s'ss nv ysAb nay sssuit 10 loss
snssSl
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Jny q, Ip'I
Notice 10 hereby given that tho so.Isw'sS
named settler ms g! ., ticc Of Ills -
trntiss To make anaI prisf in snrprri - HE
claim and ih't said pref viii be osde before
Jay u ricksrd Cl~rh of the District Csutt Inv
No - ? Tea er c.nn'y okinhon,s and IN case
oi his ahspnre before Della Bn linger is ds-
pufy, NJ Bcsssr, u. =. on Aus Il, ro,-
viz:
kuse, Groves. NE M .s' for the ne !. scaii n
r.. TrlN., u ~ ECM
lie na mes the fell wing witnesses 10 prove
his e,nt,nnsas residence upon asd cuitiYa-
tisn Of saii land. VII;
Fred e 1r cy, larson VI Lara"n, James Il
Quinn and Ja'scs Eagle a!i of Beaver, ~. 7.
4. u. HsALY, ,lteeisicr.
Pill
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A. T. & s. ?. R'Y co.

Ths ss ta y. Route rnrs the iatos. I'm
, ossi a 'ipmsnt that 10 known, ON its rs's
sngss r,ains.
9 ,npo VI t.tss I 7 to all points. AID Iss
s,g, Ch sckst tp desiirt ttisn.
rnr r'mt e. ru.s, u ss tables. or snv s'hsr
nsrruath.n. spr,y tn the unAersisned. ~ -
WI Slack. q. +. 4 T. A.. Topeka, Kansns.
y. x JANIS, AE.n'.
Englewood, Kansas.
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- ssdsssst lhss lLs ssls " lows
1sss Nsh4s' wui ~ Kiova roas'v
oise -
Evening star., 1901-07-31
FOR RECOVERY OF CLAIM.
Involving Note for $16,.
600 and Other Interests.

Proceedings Involving Note for 915,-
600 and Other Interests.
Harvey L. Kennedy Of West Galway, N.
T., figures as complainant and plaintiff.
respectively. In a proceeding In equity and
q suit at law just instituted in the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia. In the
suit at law it is set forth that the 9th OF
August, 1892, Madison B. Kennedy execut-
ed a note for $4,000. payable one day after
that date to Jane E. Kennedy, the wife
Of the plaintiff. The court is informed that
the note has never been paid, although In
terest, aggregating $5.3sss9 to March. 1900.
has been settled
In the equity proceeding the defendants
named are Madison B. Kennedy and his
wife. Rose w. Kennedy, and the two trus-
tees under the will Of Lauren o. Kennedy,
York and Edward c. Kennedy Of West
Superior, Wis. The court Is asked to de-
clare the claim to the $751; 600 mentioned
to be valid and to be a lien upon any IN
terest, legal or equitable, which the de-
PENDANTS may have In certain real estate
In this city, embracing, it Is said. lots i
and IS, in square 200, at the northwest
corner Of Vermont avenue and H street,
being the site Of the Arlington Hotel an
mex; lots 3, 4, 8 and 9. in square go,
bounded by H and and 14th and 18TH
streets, and lots "A and 50. inclusive, on the
south side Of r street, extending from 10th
nearly to 18th streets.
The assertion is made that Madison B.
Kennedy has disposed OF his interest In
the property in order to render himself IN
solvent, and the court is requested to set
aside any conveyance that may have been
made and direct sale Of SO much Of the
property as may be necessary to liQuidate
the alleged Indebtedness.
Evening star., 1901-07-31

Washington Man Charges New York
Agent With Theft.

Warrington Man Charges New York
Agent With Theft.
A New York dispatch says that Samuel
Butterworth of Washington, d. c., young
engineer living at the Park Avenue Hotel,
appeared in the Jefferson Market police
court in that city yesterday as complain
ant against Paul B. Hudson, a real es
tate agent. whom lie accused of stealing a
trunk.
Butterworth said that he is employed as
an engineer at the Waldorf-Astoria. On
July he planned to return to Washington,
and giving up his room at the Park Ave
rue Hotel, left orders to have his trunk
sent along.
Before the trunk was taken away, Hud-
son, an arriving guest was assigned to
the room. It is alleged that he almost
Immediately left the hotel, taking the
trunk with him in cab. Detectives
learned from the cabman that Hudson was
first driven to the Pennsylvania railroad
station, and then to the Delaware, Lacka-
half a dozen pieces Of baggage went out
on the train. Hudson was found to
have taken and the trunk was traced to
a hotel In Newtown, N. J. Then 1t was
traced back to New York.
Meantime Hudson had written to the no.
tel, asking that nail for him be sent on
to an Albany hotel. He wrote to the Al
bany hotel to send IT to real estate office
In Longacre square. He was arrested
there on Monday, when he called for his
mail.
Butterworth's trunk was found in a room
at the address Hudson had given, IA West
1O4th street watch and some studs
were missing from the trunk. Butterworth
said that the contents were worth $500.
Hudson was held Cor examination.
Evening star., 1901-07-31
GEN. WOOD TALKS OF CUBA
SAYS THE ISLAND Is ONLY PAR
TALLY DEVELOPED.
Capital Needed to Exploit Its Re-
sources-sOme Interesting Facts
and Figures.

NEW YORK, July 31.-General Leonard
Wood, military governor of Cuba, who Is
now on board the dispatch boat Kanawha
preparing for a cruise along the coast OF
New England said today in discussing
Cuban affairs:
Cuba is totally undeveloped island. and
has a great future before it. Yellow fever,
that great bugbear Of our people in the
south, in another year will cease to be
epidemic. We have not had single case
of yellow fever at Havana this summer.
and none In eastern Cuba for two years
past.
"Cuba's resources require capital for de-
velopment. The last enormous sugar crop
was raised on per cent Of the entire
sugar producing land. Only this small
percentage Is under cultivation.
I'VE have 81, 10000 in our reserve fund
and can pay all our debts and get out Of
Cuba within the next eight months. We
have established 5000 fourishing schools
Two years ago we were obliged to provide
over one hundred orphan asylums to pro-
tect the destitute children. Since then We
have abolished sixty and expect to be able
to close more before we retire from the
management of the Cuban affairs.
"Our troops have been well cared for
and their health compares faVorabiy with
that of the troops in this country, show
ing that the island is healthy. They camp
out, undertake practice marches similar
to those Of other troops of the army, and
in every way their condition and behavior
has been admirable.
''The municipal governments are In or
der. The Judiciary is entirely reformed
and is satisfactory to the people. The peo-
pie are gentle and easily governed. They
are affectionate and tractable. Beggars
are never seen. The products of nature
are so liberal that the wants Of humanity
are easily supplied"
Gen. Wood declined to express any opin-
ion concerning candidates for the presi-
dency or the probable result of the selec-
tion Of the senator's. The quarantine de-
tention of Gen. Woods family will expire
about noon tomorrow. They will embark
on the Kanawha and spend three weeks
on the eastern coast Gen. Wood hopes to
be back at his post very soon.