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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

A pair Of kings were suddenly dethroned
by Mr.. Charles Frohman one ght las wee
after he had sem one act OF the Girl From
UP There" These were King Fash anu
King Flush known on tie lay BIZ as Harry
Kelly aud Cu Haran they didn't see a
10 I'll Mr.. FIR hman's hand to bis sat sfac-
ton SO he drew for another card and go
Dan Daily to pay both kings at once. Kelly
and Otis Harlan are now IN the discard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

The general impression among those who
crt.cise in New York seems to be that the
attest drsmaized novel, ~ i!eavened Bread, >
is very art site. but won't make dough. y"
e. j. Morgan and Elizabeth Tyree are han
dicaIped by the poor construction OF the
piece and Miss Eleanor Robson, delightfully."-
remembered here as Bonita IN Arizona" T.
the only person in the cast who is considered
human.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19

From Taos CTeaset.
First snow Of the season Tor faos
begin falling this, Pee. II, morning.
Malaquias Marslnez, concilmen
from thus distfics, went to Santa
Fe Monday.
l.. Hovetln and T.. j. Gal
lispie IF the San Oristobal Copper
company left Amizett for Ne#
York, this Thursday.
Sheriff Faustin TrujIlo rs in
Santa Fe, having taken Anastasio
Rodriguez, who was convicted Of
an assault to kill, TO the peniten
tiafy.
Members of the Kit Carson Cor
net Band who recently took q trip
to the northern part Of the county,
wish to express their thanks for the
pleasant reception given them, par
ticularly hal at Costilla whete they
We're entertained by Commissioner
j. Nj. Beall, through whose efforts
a large number of people had gath
cred for a pleasant time in which
they were not Disappointed
Higinin Romero VS.. Board OF
County Commissioner: motion for
new trial on ground that the for
mel Judgement was excessive and
by agreement of parties n reduc-
tion oftS3l5 was ordered and a re-
duction.made from 1872. 40 to 1905
40, an@dsordertd that the origiha.
Judgement otherwise remaluiu fnll
force and effect.
The Grand Jury reported the
following Indictment besides those
reported il last weeks Pfospector:
Territory VS.. William Welsh as
sault with deadly weapon, bond
fixed at $500,
Territoy Us, Geo. Berry Jr,
murder.
Territory vs.. Antonio Joseph,
violation of license la bond fixed
at $500.
Territory VS.. Thos w. trong,
violation License law, bond G2od at
$500
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19

Douglas Putnam visited Questa
yesterday,
A Mascarde Ball. Christmas
night at Questa. All are invited.
Z. r, Martinez is running a
barber and butcher shop, ID tie
Store Of Henry j. Young.
William McKean, Esq, Of Red
II yer, is Ia the city on business
lie has Just finished a Ouited
States surveying contract for some
surveys Ia Rio Arriba county, and
wall remain here about a week on
this business Mr.. Mexican who
has been a ptactlclug attorney for
many years IN Missouri and Kan
sas, was admitted last June to prac-
tlce III the courts of this district.
and expects to open a law office in
Taos, the county seat OF Taos
county, tor the practice of his pro-
fession. Santa Fe New Msxican.
Deneediy Awkward, You KA0w.
Mrs. Oliver Belmont gave a picnic at
Newport the other day, at which mem
bers OF the colony there disported
themselves with all the childish enthu-
siasm they could command. 1t was
IN ultra Informal affair, and during
the afternoon the good old game OF
drop the handkerchief" was proposed
and Played. The turn to carry the
handkerchief feu TO a bright miss.
who dropped it behind a member of
Britsin's aristotracy, who was in the
gath. When told he must run after
The girl, catch her, and claim a kiss
As a ransom, he looked extremely
bored, stroked his mustache and said:
'Ah! deucedly awkward, don't you
know. Really, l must be excused" he
begged, much to the chagrin Of the
young miss.
She forgave him later, when it
leaked out hat the dear old chap had
d cork leg ana couldn't rum 2
Times.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19

There can be no dispute for a mo-
ment as to the immense gravity of the
Issue raised by any question Of the ef-
heiency Of the Mediterranean squad
ron. No matter where our chief fight
ing feet may ride. that point, and no
other, is the vital spot IF empire. Ills
the very center Of u st|rategical sys-
tenn. and the backbone Of our whole de-
fensive organism. If the Mediter-
ranean force were crushed in some
swift and stupendous disaster, follow
ing instantly upon any unexpected OUT
break of war. our entire naval organi-
cation, for all ultimate purposes,
would be like a watch with a broken
handspring London Telegraph.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19
How Nc rassed II.

Pat-I say, Mike, have a three
penny piece with a hole in It which l
cannot get rid of al all-at all. What
shall do with it, begorra?
alike Sure. Pat, you must do the
same as did oHcst--an excellent plan
Vas mime.
And phwat was It. al all, Nike"
'Oh, it was fine, Pat. / tell You. That
threepenny piece had bothered me q
long tonne, ent1irely. Nobody would
have it, SO at last | melted down a
sixpence and filled up the hole. Be
CORA, it went the very next day, me
bhoy. London Spare Moments.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19
YOUNG'S ST0RE.

! have q Big Assortment Of
Christmas Goods Nice Ones
Dolls, Toys Trunks, etc. which ]
viii sell 7ery cheep ] have a fine
lot Of chickens hens for sale a.
Reasonable Prices. Every icing
heeP at Henry II. Youug'a sio.e.
p Lopez ManaGer
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19

j. O. McCollum is sick with the
rhematism.
1T. Burns returned to Taos,
last Monday.
j.. G. Eubank was a visitor at
Questa, last week.
ed. McCollum has been very
sick the past few days.
Harry Helt was down from An
chor, last Saturday night,
NEylhan $. Burns is running an
engine at Maiastis, Colorado.
Uncle John H, Williams is
spending the winter in Oklahoma.
B J, Young last Monday, took
Z. w. Browns houaehold goods to
Ute creek.
In q few days, a fne line OF can
dies, nuts and popcorn viii be on
sale at the postofice.
w. D.. Cannon and son, Charlcv
eft for the Turner ranch yester
LAY to be gone for few days.
7. A. Nelson ftft last Tuesday,
or Alamosa were, he has four or
i've weeks work at his trade.
Mrs. A. W. Phipps, Fred Hat
ton and Charles Phipps made a
business trip to Questa, the first OF
week.
The social at the home Of Messrs
q, j. Brake and B. A. Wilson was
we'll attended and a most enjoyable
TINS vas had by all present.
TIE social for next week will he
held ct thu home of S. M. Mallette
next Saturday evening. Come and
enjoy the evening
The Red Riverites who are
spending the winter at Amizrtt,
are all hard at work and are enjoy
ang good health.
Preaching next Sunday norn-
ing and evening by the pastor
Rev. w. j. Wright. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs c. G.. Uleland of Trinidad.
mother of Miss Maud CleIand.
compositor on the Range, and Of
Mrs. Ben Hayes, arrived IN thJ
city the drss of the week. being
called here by the eyere sickness
Of Mr. and MIS-. Hayes infant
child Ration Range.
Remember he Onion Sunday
school. 1t meets every Sabbath
morning as 10 a. m. in the school
building.
Last Sunday morning. abon
daylight, the roof l,f the Town
companys office and residence u..,
discovered to be O, fire Ms
wilson, n of the parties who
lives in the house gave he alarm
and with the help Of Ler husband.
b.. A. Wilson, o. T. Brake ano
Geo. B Paxton, the hro was soo.
eztingnihed. If Che fire had 20,
beyond controle the Jeyhsw& s,,,.
building, the Nictoris sotel. ;l,t
hiekard building and a 4amber of
other buildings besides tie compn-
TVS boilding would have been con
spmed by the iirery elements
was q close call and the eanze oi
the fire was a defecf9. boiht Of
pipe.
VnWRINgC
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19

Notwithstanding = widely cur
rent rumor that the Rev. Irl f..
Hicks WIS dead, he never was in
better health and oeyer ala y
harder nnd more successful ysar's
WORK than That inst closing. He
has usf completed bis large bud
spiended Almanac for 1902 and
with bis staff of able helpers, has
htonght his %ionrnnl, WoHD AED
WoRRs, justly forwori into inter
NATIONAL reputation. For quarter
ii q century Mr.. Hicks has grown
ir reputation and usefnlness as the
people astronomer aud %forecnster
of storms and the character OF
coming se9sons. Never was his
wenther forecasts so sought after
a. nov, bis timely vmlmng of a So
uous dronrt thi- wear having saw
ed iite p-pp- fcum loss and suffer
ing Millions Of bushels Of wheat
were harvested through his advice
no planr crops that woaId manirr
raliy. Fhe American people viii
certtfnly stand by P,of Hicks,
uhAn r,-sa 4, ftfi. a., fl. kA,
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19

The lockstep has been abandoned'a at
The bridewe,l. superintendent Sloan
has issued orders tn that effect, and
the o!d-time form Of penal degradation
is now "a thing &C the past. TIE pris-
uners wiz in the future walk two
PAGES apart. with their heads erect
and hands by their sides. keeping step.
The abolition af The lacAstep has beeu
advocated by prison reformers to-:
years. They argue that prisoners cam
not break themselves of the gait when
they leave The iails, and that they are
branded for life by the step.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19
N "res'-"i Z TRY M 1877
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
D""grtmeut of ia" Interior !
Land Odhce AZ, Santa Fe, n. M !
December 1901.

iNifN' or filf inInfifT
Land Onre AZ Santa Fe, n. NJ
December5 1901.
Notice is'herehy given that the fol.
lowing named settler has died notice
Of his intention to make fnal proof In
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before Probate
Clerk Of Tons County at Taos, New
Mexico. IN 5taaary 20. 1902, W.: Vi.
viana de Ar6htf IA widow Of Francisco
q. Arohulefa faclhe ~ MEL lots /
and OF SEQ. ;, r. 20 n. q - f
He names 'be following witnesses To
prove her continuous residence upon
amt ouluvition az skih land. Wis. Jesus
Mari" Arehleta, Bitiola Cortd4, Doth-
'ngo. Gaiiogos. < mtoriano S~alazar, all
of Cerio n. ~.
Manuel r. 0tero Register.
Fr-t Pahlie'ii ia Dseemcer 70. 1881.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-12-19
MoRAIsoNls MiNINa nIaHr.

Perth edition.. revised and enlarged,
u s. Morrison s'vi Epfio De Soto
OF the Colorado Hprl A cnlnllelt
r'r'er ~ the S%fsiulrr, Decisions
Forn's, Nnni Oslre amt surveyor
HenrraIs Rules. Especially complied
Tor ne nse nf Proap ctors. A%ttsrnays.
lno'rp'Taior- pnd Slrv ,ynr~ l87,tp
i'oui q Ia law sheen ffir4 SO. SEM
po.t lTepnid on recs'ip ~ write.
TIE f'7nitn-B rook1 fir 40, 4ni
ishrrS Nenvtr Colo. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11

The Scorpion. with Minister Loomis OF
Venezuela aboard. bound for the United
States, arrived at San Juan, Porto Rico,
last evening.
SAN JUAN. P. r., April 1O-Mr. LOOMS
will sail for New York tomorrow on board
the steamer Caracas. He was non-commit-
tai as to the exact situation saying he was
not recalled, but was simply on leave Of
absence.
Continuing. Mr.. Loomis said there was
no probability Of the United States sever
ing diplomatic relations with Venezuela
MIR. Loomis will not report to Washington
from here by cable. He left Mr. William
r. Russell. the secretary of the legation.
in charge at Caracas.
Answering question on. the subject Mr.
Loomts said he saw no necessity for send
ing the United States squadron to Vene-
zuelan waters. though he admitted that 1t
was possible that this might be done. Ven
ezuela is now quiet. and there is no imme-
date apprehension of a revolution
The minister said he believes President
Castro is capable of handling the situation
He made no direct statement regarding the
possibility of trouble between the United
States and Venezuela. remarking that he
could not talk on the subject before re-
porting at Washington: but, SO far as he
knew, the entire misunderstanding was due
to the asphalt controversy, and that in his
opinion. months will elapse before it Is set
tied in the courts He refused to deny
that a certain anti-Am erican ring would be
glad to see him recalled. Mr.. Loomis
thought there was nothing serious in the
situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
Anniversary Celebrated.

The Germania Bund. No. 33. knights in
Black, celebrated its thirteenth anniversary
last evening at Schwarz Hall, S27 7th street
northwest. The address of welcome was
delivered by Past Supreme knight G. W.
Horsky. Addresses were also made by Su-
preme Knights E. c. Corner. C. Hassen, E.
Rinck. w. Sturman and w. Haneman. Va
r1ous German songs were sung by all the
knights and their guests. Music was rem
dered by Mr.. IL. VolImer and Master II
L. Rfnck. AT a late hour refreshments were
served. The arrangements were in the
hands of the following knights: d. Burch,
Aug. Schwarz, ]. Ref. John Knabe and 70.
Rinck.. The following knights and ladies
were present: MIR. c. e. Corner and wife,
Mr. T. Eberly and wife. Mr.. f. Seebode and
Wife, Mr.. E. Rinck and wife, Mr. A.
Schwarz and wife, Mr.. ]. Reiness and wife.
Mr.. w. Haneman. Mr.. John Rief, Mr.. John
knabe. Mr.. H. Bieber. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Reckeweg, Mr.. Rob. Weber Mr. w. Stur.
man and Mr. H. Vollmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
POSTPONED FOR A YEAR.
Selection of Sites for Statues Of Grant
Sheridan md Mcclellan.

The Grant. Sheridan and Mcclellan me-
mortal commissions, after spending three
days in discussion, have decided to post
pone for a year the final selection of sites
for the memorials to be erected to those
heroes of the civil war At the meeting
yesterday it was agreed that the location
of the Grant memorial shall govern the
selection of sites for the statues of Sher-
idan and Mcclellan. AS the artists are to
have a year to work on plans for the
Grant memorial. the final location Of the
others will be held IN allegiance until a
selection has been made for that. The
commissioners hope to be able to group
the three generals in the territory south
of the Treasury the White House and the
mans statue Is now being erected south
of the Treasury building. and plans will be
invited for locating the Grant me-
mortal directly south of the White House
or in the space south of the State War
and Navy building on a line with the loca-
ton of the Sherman statue. If that to
Grant Is placed south of the White House
then the monument to Sheridan will be
put south of the State, War and Navy
building. This would place Grant in the
center and Sherman and Sheridan on each
side. The commissioners believe the idea
is happy one and hope for the submits
sion of plans that will make it possible Of
conSummation.
out it Is probable that McClellan's statue
viii be erected In the circle at the inter-
section Of Massachusetts and Florida
avenues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
ITALY AND FRANCE.
Representation Continue to Ex-
change GreetinGs Mt TOulon.

Representatives Continue to Ex-
change Greetings mt TOulon.
TOULON, April lin behalf of the King
of Italy, the Duke of Genoa today distrib-
uted a number of decorations to the French
ministers and military, naval and civil off,
Gals.
President Loubet spent the early part of
the day In making tour of the hospitals
and afterward received at the town hall
delegations from the Toulon societies. He
also distributed medals to workmen who
had been thirty years in the same employ.
At noon President Loubet boarded the
Lepanto, the Italian flagship, and lunched
with the Duke of Genoa The latter in
toastfng the chief executive of France,
said: '
Permit me, Mr.. President, to express to
you my acknowledgment of the very cor
dial and sympathetic welcome accorded by
France to myself and to the squadron under
my command
1 shall retain an unalterably happy recol-
lection of the magnificent reception drink
to France and to her armies on land and
sea, and l also desire to express my high
regard for yourself personally"
Before he resumed his seat the duke
touched glasses with President Loubet and
the two warmly ciasped hands.
President Loubet replied:
"Monseigneur, am profoundly moved by
the friendship you have just expressed for
the French republic and its president and
by the sympathy which you show for its
peat to you what are the feelings Of the
French nation toward Italy
You already know them and I have de-
| scribed them to you. But wish once more
to assure you that we are profoundly
touched by tnes evidence Of friendships
which his maj sty. the King of Italy, has
given to Fkanceoby sending your grand
squadron here. 81 drink to the health Of
King Victor Emanuel. to the royal family.
to their prosperity and to the Italian
fleet. - ''t'
II drink Also TO your personal health.
monseigneur.I Just; now I noticed in your
cabin the pictures OF those dear to you.
Permit me to associate them with yourself
in the good wishes I am now expressing.
and to drinAftos the health Of your entire
family"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
TORTURE FOR AGUlNALDo
JuNrA 1shskDoN HEARS SOME Curl
IN OUs NEWS.
1t anne III the Way by Singapore.
o33IA Position for Gen.
DelgadO.

LONDON. April 11.-At secret meeting
OF the F1iipsno junta helt here today thirty
I'VE representative Filipinos from Madrid
Barcelona, Paris and Brussels being pres
ent, there was read a telegram from the
Singapore junta which said that General
MacArthAr was preparing to torture Agui-
naido unless Aguinaldo took the oath of al
legfance to the United States and signed
the peace proclamation
The Singapore Junta urged those present
at this London meeting to formulate a
circular of protest directed to the European
courts. 1t described in detail the engines
OF torture that We're being erected by the
Americans at the Malacanan Palace at
Manila.
The meeting professed intense anxiety
over this telegram from Singapore. In spite
Oh the publication here April z of dis
patch to the effect that Aguina1do had al
reaay sworn allegiance to the United
The meeting adjourned pending the re-
ceipt OF report that the tortures had
actually been inflicted upon Aguinaldo
When 1t wasssaid. their protest to the Eu-
pore junta SO advised
ne Filipino leaders here ridicule the
ldea that the arrest of Aguinaido will put
stop to the Instruction in the Philip
pines.
,.ILOlLO, Island of Panay, April 11.-Gen.
iarun Deigado. the chief insurgent COM
mander in the Island OF Panay until his
surrender in January, has been appointed
governor of the province of Iloilo, created
ey the United States Philippine commits
sion today.
Judge Taft's announcement of the ap-
pointment was greeted with shouts of en-
thusiasm from the delegates and specta-
tors General Delgado was recommended
Dy General Hughes, his subordinate officers
and the natives, as honest. capable and
popular. His salary will be $1,000, gold,
the highest of any provincial governor
Lieutenant. Thompson of the 3Sth Regi-
ment was appointed treasurer. The other
onclals are natives The province con-
tains nearly half the population of the
Island of Panay, estimated at million
persons.
"A feature of the session of the commits
sion today was the opposition to the land
taxation provisions, but a fuller explana-
ton OF the American system suff1ced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were is
sued today by the inspector of buildings:
Thos. E. Waggaman. remove wooden
beams. make minor repairs, etc, 80 9th
street. 500; w. T. Stuart, lila 18th street
northeast. remove floor. ETC., $50: F. A.
Blundon. "A. 20 and IS street, Blooming
dale. three twe-story and cellar brick
dwellings. $4,000; 3. F. Larcombe, 21S 7rh
street southeast, renew weatherboarding,
81: Floyd E. Davis. 4O3 Sth street south
west, fuel shed, 500
Dennis Mccarthy, 102S 18th street, fuel
shed. $35; H. E. Burgess, 18th and Detroit
streets. Brookland, frame addition, 500; j.
L. French, SO 1 street, fuel shed, SO;
John Erhardt, AL Harrison street. Anacos-
tia, fuel shed, SIS: ID. F. Hickey, asa Mar
BILE alley, renew roof of fuel shed, IS; Au-
gusta Quinn, Lansing street between 18th
and 10Th, Brookiand. frame addition 800;
Thos. L.: Risheil, two two-story and cellar
brick dwellings, 129 and I31 Thomas street.
addition Of LIE Droit Park, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-11
PROMOTING WARRANT OFFICERS.
Discussion Of the Question in British
Naval Circles.

Discussion Of the Question in British
Naval Circles.
In connection with the recent controversy
over advancing warrant officers OF the
navy to commissioned rank, 1t Is interest
ing to note that a similar discussion is
going Oh in British naval circles. The adj
miralty. however, takes the ground that no
great boon would be conferred on them by
nissioned rank. and proposes to give them
higher pay with prospects Of good shore
duty. It has also been decided to give
and torpedo destroyers in home waters.
not attached to cruising fleets.
Mr.. +. J. G. Morton, in addressing parlia-
ment on this subject, made the following
somewhat remarkable statements:
did the house realize what was lost by
became of the men who left the navy? AS
a skilled tradesman he could get work any
where, and. in addition, he knew that the
American navy, which had no training
ship whatever. and which, therefore. in
Cured initial charge for the training
wages to its men that we could afford to
pay. Some fifteen years ago an agitation
was got up in America to start a training
ship for the American navy. and the Sec
rotary for that navy stated that there was
no need of it, because they. could get any
amount of the best material In the world
out Of British sailors who have served
their first ten years in the British navy"
Mr.. Morton said that it seemed that
the British were singuarly foolish from
purely economical point of view, to waste
f30O per man to train sailors for the Amer
lean navy, and he did not believe that
would be the case If only they could offer
a career to boys who joined the British