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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-09
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.

New York, April 9.-Monev on call
steady at 51s per cent; prime ,mercan-
tile paper, ~ @ per cent. Silver,
53%.
New York, April 0. o.-Copper and lead
quiet, unchanged.
GRAIN.
Chicago, April 9.-Wheat, April, 71's4;
May, 72A q 7sss.
Corn, April, So; May, 5SN.
Oats, April, 4s1; May, 42h.
PORK, LARD, RIBS.
Pork, April, $16.45; May, s16.5O.
Lard, April, 1855; May, 5000.
Ribs. April, $s. .s5; May, $500.
STOCK
Kansas City, Mo-, April 9.--Cattle, re-
ceipts, 1908, including 500 Texans;
steady.
Native beef steers, $5.25 q SO. 80; Tex,
as and Indian steers $3.50 a Sc. 10;
Texas cows, $3.50 q 5000; native cows
and heifers, 50. SO q $3.50; stockers and
feeders, $3.50 q $5.35; bulls, $3.50 q
1925; calves, $3.50 q 5000.
Sheep, receipts, 1900; market steady
Muttons $5.25 q SIS. .s5; lambs, $6.40 a
Sc. .s5; range wethers, $5.4O "a $5.s5;
ewes $4.00 q $3.50.
Chicago, April 9.-Cattle, receipts,
14,50O; strong.
Good to prime steers, 5000 q 81. 80;
poor to medium, $4.25 q SO. so; stockers
and feeders, $3.50 q $5.25; cows $l.25 q
$5.75; heifers, $3.50 @ 5000; Gamers,
$1.25 q 82.40; bulls, $3.50 q $3.50;
calves, $3.50 q $5.s5; Texas fed steers,
$500 q $500.
Sheep, receipts, 10000; sheep steady,
lambs steady.
Good to choice weathers, IS. IS q S. rs;
fair to choice mixed, $3.50 q $5.40;
western sheep and yearlings, $3.50 q
$500 native lambs, $4.75 q $500; west
ern lambs, IS. 25 q $500.
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SIR MICHAEL HICkS-DEACH Ill.
Tho Budget Statement Was rhMsfars Postponed Until
Monday d Next Week.

London, April 9.-The Budget state
ment, which was to have been presented
today, has been postponed. until Mon.
day, owing to the indisposftion of the
chancellor Of the exchequer, Sir Michael
Hicks-Beach.
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s ecarlet FevNr at Madrid.

Scarlet fever has broken out at Madrid
The postoffice site has been changed on
account Of It.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-09
piphthsria at Las Vegas

The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
McGee. aged years, is i'll at Las Vegas
with diphtheria.
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ARRIVED IN TIME

For the Lenten season, and now at the
Bon-Ton. Mountain trout, black bass,
silver herring, smelts. salmon, perch,
Holsters, shrimps, frog legs.
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TWO FATAL EXPLOSIONS.
Three Men Instantly KILLED In Boiler Explosion at
Peoria, Iowa.

Grinnell, Ia, April 9.-Frank Mey-
ers, Dudley Boyd and James Shaffer
were instantly killed in boiler explo-
sion at Peoria. a small town south of
here. The men were employed in the
sawmill. James Carter, the proprietor,
sustained serious injuries. The three
victims were literally blown into frag-
ments
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SWEPT BY FIRE.

Bloomington, Ills, April 9.--The town
of Fisher, east Of here, was swept by a
fire today. All business houses were
destroyed, involving a loss of 100000.
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St. Louis, April 9.-Wool dull anG
weak.
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A POWDER EXPLOSION.

Cleveland Ohio, April 9.-Two men
We're killed as the result of an explos-
ion of nearly 5000 pounds Of powder at
the plant of the Austin Powder Com
pany at Glen Willow, a few miles
southeast of this city, early today. The
powder plant was completely wrecked.
Both victims were employed in the
mills. The cause of the explosion is
unknown.
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DESTRUCTION BY FIRE.
The Principal Portion Of Tho Business District Of
CaseyvIlIe, illinois, In Flames,

Terre Haute, Ind, April 9.-The prin-
-Caseyville, Ills, was destroyed by fire
last night, and the loss will exceed
$4,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-09

How Are Your Kldneyss
Pr Hobbs spsragus pills cure all kidney M ills sayr
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OFFICIAL MATTERS

CAPITOL CUSTODIAN BOARD.
The capitol custodian board met on
Monday and transacted routine busi-
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Un hOmbre hOnrado.


Senior Editor. -Sirvaae informar
& sus lectoras que 81 me escriben CON
6dencislmante les mandar6 por co.
rreo en- carba sellad& Ell plan que &C.
gai y por el cusl obtuve 81 restable'
Cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi sslud y vigor varonil despu5s de
sGos de sufrimientoa de debilidRd
nsrviosE, p6rdidsg no:tnrnas y par
tes a6bilee y atrotiadas.
No as mi Idea eonseguir Sinero
de nadis: rui robaao y estataao por
charIaSauss, hRsta peraer la f6 del
ganaro hamano, pero graeias Dios
estoy ahora b4sn vigoroso y fuefte,
y con dsseo de hacer eonocsr 6 todos
este remedio eiertO de eurarse.
No seniendO 1Ada cue vends1 nj
que enviar g.. A. d., no dsseo dine
&c.
Direc sion: &C. Brant, Box DelrAy
Mich. EH. UU. 8 1s0..71
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Intiima.

Tu mirada 80.
que brille siempre para MI!
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Motor de arena.

En- los Estsdos Unidos en- cier.
to Distrito en- que escaaea el agus y
an que ell combustible es caro-, Sc ha
ideRdo utiIizar las grandes m&sas de
arena levantadas por. el viento en-
ciertas horss del dia, Almacenando
In arena en- dep6sitos elevAdos que
son verdsderos acumuladoras. Sc le
dA lnego salida { 10 arena hacienda.
10 caer sobre ruedas de paletas cue
ee ponen en- movinniento. 81 el nue
vo motor 6a eli resultsdo que pro-
mete, Ia arena del desiert) de Saba
ra, levantada por ell simoatn, dejSr&
de ser un nal para convertirse en-
an bier; y So utilizacion, como faer.
zs mottiz, no t&rdsr1 segursmente
en- ser TN heeho gracias 6 la inici&,
tivs de cualquier empress america
ma.
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De SOCIEDAD.
BODA.

Dos seres nacidos para amArse,
dos cora zones que en- ell &lboreLr de
juventud espl6ndida hall&n IL fe]ici-
dad del so1Edo amor, han quedSdo
unidos por el dulce lAzo del hime.
neo.
FL Lcdo don Santisgo B. Pal
mer y la sefIorita Sara Bustelo con-
trsjeron mAtrimonio &ntenoche en-
la elegAnte morAda que tiene en- San.
turce ~ fAmilia Bustelo.
Verihcada la boda en- fAmilia 6
c&usA del luto reciente, ccncurrisron
6 ella las Sras. de Palmer, Agostipi,
Dillon, y Bursst; sen 0ritas Bastelo,
Sierra y Reyes y sef1ores Dillon, Pal
mer, B szan, CAf1ellas, LasAlle, Agos-
TIM, Bustelo, Burset y ell cronista
Lucia Ia noviA precioso trRje
blanco que hecfa resaltHr las gAlas
alderman su bella fsz que cubria el
emb6rgaba SO amino en- tan fausto
acontecimiento.
Bl novio iba de frsc y 10 misn o
los damas concurrentes.
Ell ~Ambigd1 exquisite correc.
tameute se1vido.
AL echGmpsgneS huho les Drin.
dis de -1bric&, haciendolos la seflora
de Palmer y los Srss. Palmer, Cane.
Has, BizAn, Bustelo y el croHists.
a las dos de In mR11anG nos reti-
ramos todos acompSnRndo & San
Juan, Ia feliz p&reja que fila, por
ahora, aquf su Residences.
No dud&mos les sonTiG eternG-
mente lA dicha que merecen y 81 de
nuestro deseo dependiers, como es
grande, les sonreirfG SquellS STEM.
pre-.
Que hays siempre flores en- su
senda.
SEMPGR.
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ArecibO.
de maestro Corresponsal J

Setiembra 6, de 1902 e entie
rro del cGd&ver del sefor Ruiz Sa-
gredo, alcRlde de estk villa, Sc veri.
fico aver tsrde, resultando 81 acto
una verdsdera y elocuentfsima ma
nifsstaci6n de duelo p1olico.
Pne1e Gecirse, sin tenor de
equivocarnoa. que tcdo ell pueblo,
sin distinction de clSses nj psrtidos,
corcurrio 10 fdnebre cerenouia.
FL f5retro ostentaba gran n1me.
70 de coronGs, natursles y artihcia'
les. Entre elias, recordamos: una
g egan,fsims, del AyaDtamienGs; otra
no menos eiegAnte, del comite fsde.
raj kmericSno do estR villa; otra, de
los emp1eRdos del Ayuntamiento;
ctra del Cnerpo de bomberoe; otrs
de los esposos PAdila. Perez; otrs
de los hslsmAnos del fnado, y otr&
&c In vinda hijos del mismo.
Ri Ayunta miento, en- corpora.
ciou; el comit6 federal, al Cuarpo de
aomberos y la p Jlicia Insplar, for
ms bsn p&rte del Gortejo.
Et comercio todor cerro las pusr-
tas de srs reSpe ctivca establscimien,
GQsI en- 6tn& Al dG C0nGQlencla~
La Casa consistoriAl L. Cree
tarfa de rentas, izsron sus pabetlo.
nes media aste.
Despidi6 el duslo, en- nombre
del AyuutKmiento: el senor don Jose
Ramon Rivera. Dsspues, us6 de la
pal&bra Ell sef1or Na1al Santa Colo
mS, por el Comite federal america.
no, Ultimamente al sedor don Me-
nu9l P erez Avil6s do las 6 gracias
Ia corcurrencis, en- nombre de los
deudos del fnado.
Las or&ciones de todos fueron
muy oporsunas y muy elocusntes.
e pueblo, como Ultima demos.
TRACTION de c&rif1o , al amigo que aca.
ba de abAndonarnos para siempre,
quiso tener, y Ia tuvo, Ia sstisfac
cion de conducirlo en- hombros & 10
Ultima morada.
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LIegan q New York
piedraS preCiOSaS a millareS

Agosto 80 EI los Estadc &
Unidos esta es la epAca del nego.
clio entire los impbrtRdores de pie
dras preciosas, quienes est&n hS-
ciendo este Af1o trAnsAccionee sin
precedente.
Ell tssador Whitehead ha dicho
que'la tasAcion de las piedras pre-
cloeas importadas o. puerto DIS New
York deDde principios de sf1o fue de
$,5 230.0 000 pCco mas 8 msnos.
De esta sums solameate
100000 correspondent a importa- =
clones hechas desde principles de
Agosto,
Esto ha lido las ALA do 10 que
en- Aflos &nteriores SO registra.
Toda cIase d. piedrss precio-
sAs hRnse include en este tr&fico,
pero subre TODD, los diamGAtes con
parlGs
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Como dos cuentss de szabacho
ca Ell cfliS de una azacena, como dia.
mante negro en- ampo de nieva; her
mosos y dulces como hermosa = dnl-
ce as tn faz de nina, asi son tus oics
de pegrS noche, de iudnita EXPIRE
sion
Tras 10 oscurs Willis spRrece Ell
sol de ID msfiAna, despues do las ne,
gruras de una noche de tempestRd
luce Ell alegre Albora&r de la nitida
auroro, y as1, trss los negros aeste.
los de to nifar Sc encuentran las
suroras de tn alma, el Gmanecer de
las duizurss de ia ser que guards
poesfs y amor, dulzurs y bordad.
Cuando veo tus negras pupil rs
que en Sc larga niradG hAcen estre-
mecer las fbras m&s ocult&s del sl.
ma, cua1do 4 su destellc, como al
del rayo de col ias plartas, lisv1s &
mi Corszou vide y SlienGo Seiando en
ei i'm nprealCnes desoCnociGas por lC
dulces = qUeda 1mpresa allf Ia in
borrAble huelle de III racuerdo qua.
rido; pienso que, para olvid&r las pc.
nas de Il vida. para rest s11sr les ha'
riass que loE dssenganos gEavan en-
nuestrc ser, basta una mirRda tuya,
nm oestello, 81 f1gaz iroiviIshle. Go
asos negros luceros que bciliaa On.
pios COMO tn slns, puros como tu
sentir, dardo poesls ? dGlzara, bon
AAu, amUr .,.... ---,~.s
Q9e no Sc cierreu iam&o 81 che.
Q2e se les sEcs, que esas lsrgss y
sedosas pest&f1as, ventAnAs pre-, SIC.
sas de felicidad, nc ocultel { nj Wis
te 10 ave coustitrya hoy mi dnico
consueio y q1a H. nor de Ia ilrsi6n
nacidA en- nj alma 81 caior de tn nj
rGdA, no Sc narchite per Ia falta de
savis que .e Gan esss caentas de ~
zsbacbe en- csliz de- kzncens, eGos
brills2tss negros on ampo de nieve,
esas manchas dc tiuta oEcura en-
blsnco lierz), esos oios en- fin, mas
dulces Que los del angel de 10 luz tan
bellos como ell irrsiiar del trcno del
Altfsimo.
SEMPER.
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AJEDREZ.
FL tercer contrlncante del
Sr. Salas Aldama, salta
a Ia palestra.
PrOpone una partida por igual.
Es necesarlo esperar que
liable el segundo confirm
Cante.
AJEDREZ.
PrOpOne una partida pOr igual
Hemos recibido Ia sigoiente car.

HemOs reclDldO Ii s1golenIe car
Is:
<San Juan. z de 1902 -Sr. Di-
rector de LA CORRESPONDENCE --
Apreciado smigo: Me corresponds
ell tercer turno en- ell torneo de Ale
drez contra ell Sr SRlas Adams pc
ro como suponfa este Sr. IN Cam
peon u ULiversal, dads ID forms en- que
lAnzo SD reto en- Puerto Rico, hube
de aceptsr la veptsjA de one jugase
81 sin dana 8 reina.
<Ahora biep; hRbiendo seguido
paso & pzso el combate va ultimado
entire dicho nor &C otina1 de Pom
cs, saliendo cate vencedo-, creo que
ro debe efecIu&rsa ninguaa otrA par
Ii la en- que los contandientes 10 es.
griman armas iguale-: por consi
gzisnte, renuncio Ia anbss dichs vsn-
taja y acapto ell duelo CON ell Sr. AL
DANA bsjo las mismss reglas y con-
diciones quo 50 siguieron en- el efec.
tuado con &c tins.1
sY en- espera de 10 resolu :ion de
mi noble y valeroso retador, 81 ven
cido no humillado en- IL primera lid,
qusda 6 sus 6rdenes, atento S. s.
AQUILES..
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SEPASE E

Cue no pubnoames oonunscaaGa
sia que seaA pegaaes per aAslaH-
s&Ae.
OAAe seis paaahsas, % oseAtaa Pes
ANA lisa, ! la liAea vale diea cA0-
sa7es.
Las eastas cue vengaR oeR ceaHr
aiosGss Gsh oil i@gsRts no % es@r
ka@&aa.
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Buens OpoItunidad'

Sc deseA ccmprnr m rectificRdor
de alcohol EN- buen estAdo. Dirigir
la Correspondencia don Celao G ar
cia, apartado 454. San Ju&n P. r.
IL IL
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iEn d0nde
eSta la raZ6n?

Ell hombre, torpe 6 rehScic,
Dificilmente el bien hace,
En- tanto, sc satisface
Copstruy6ndose un pal&cio
Que & an soberbia complace.
Absjo, en- edsd senil
Cine, por frio, el alba nil
Que puso el primer ladrillo
A aquel hermoso Castillo
De comodidades mil.
Sc ssomG G. sefior y Mrs,
E, indiferente, retira
Su vista del cuAdro aquel!
lQae ell inf sliz elf espira?....
Isl no se Acuerd& de ell
Isl para el Gudsz que sube
Sin volver L. vista al suelo,
El nismo Dios formo el velo;
Y por ESQ biz3 10 nube:
Para obscurecerle el cielo!
1Despues!...A casa del faerte
Sc We que Gamma nm curh. h......
Ell trAtico de 10 muerte
Con el sAldo: sepulturA,
Liquidation dc 10 suerte,--
II,
En- Ell reino zool6gico,
FL individuo es mas l6gico:
La <igu.ldad. alIf' .jgual.
No hay nadA de 10 anormal
One en- el campo Antropol6gico.
Vive ell ave de 10 espiga.
Y tambien vive 10 hormiga,
Sin que los graneros mermen;
A L. horA del sueno, duermen
Sin In inquietud de 10 intrjga.
Un tigre serG una f1ria:
Por ell hSmbre 6 Ia Iuj1riA
Podr& 6evorar con saf1s;
Pero ning6n tigre engAf1s
Nj mucho m6nos inj1ria.
Atento & estR rsfexi6n
Y contemplando, emhebido,
e libro de lR creaci6n,
Me pregunto, confandido:
SEn donde estA 10 razon?
Juan q Rodriguez
Aresibo, Stbre 8 de 1902.
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TEXAs poLlrIcAL NorEs.


San Angelo Texas. February 10 Hon. q.
gress from this district
Mineral Wells Texas. February lg.--IIon
Albert Stevenson OF this city has declared
himself a candidate foE congress from this
district.
Temple, Texas, February 13.-Hou p. H.
Ctrtis is campaigning IN Cook county M
the Interest of his candidacy for railroad
commissioner.
Morgan, Texas, February l1.-Hon Jack
Beal candidate for congress from this
district spoke here last night 10 good
sized audience, and made an excellent inn.
preston on his hearers
Palestine Texas, February 1.-THE no
lltical situation here IS warming up consid-
erably, and as there are several candidates
in the Held for the different offices ID Is
quite likely that there Will be a hard fight
for the results.
Sonora Texas. February n DR.. A. l..
Taylor of this county has decided to ru.i
for the legislature from the One hundred
aud second legislative district Hon s. G.
Taylor of this county is being urged to be.
come a candidate for congress from the
sixteenth congressional district
Denton. Texas. February 1.-THE date
Of the meeting OF the Denton county exc.
cutive committee has been changed from
the 10th. as IL wac N first called TO thc
22nd, There are several matters Of Inn.
portance to come up thcrcat the prinrl-
pal thing being, however the selection =
a. successor to Hon. r. L. Ragzdglc county
chairman
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A POPULIST ADDRESS.
II Is Along the Usual Lines of Ar
raigning The Old Parties.
AN APPEAL TO REFORM" ELEMENTS
To Unite With Them 10 the End that
the Initiative and Referendum
Be Adopted.

Dallas. Texas February is The spccln,
committee appointed last night by the state
populist conference tonight issued long
address to the voters of the State. lndorsc.
ment Of the Omaha platform Of 1897 and the
Kansas city conference OF 1891 and asSail
ment Of the democratic ana republican
parties in their policies and government
take up a large share Of the address. An
appeal to organized labor and reform" Gle.
monts in politics generally for united acton
is made. All are requested TO perfect their
organization by holding precinct meetings
and forming clubs.
The address closes ms follows: ITO this
end we invite your attention to a system by
which We can secure the adoption Of tue
tional amendment and we earnestly invite
State SO that we this year may secure the
adoption OF majority rule We advise tine
NUters OF Texas and of all other States as
well that they demand OF every candidate
for legislative hOnors that he sign "a written
agreement TO vote TO submit 10 the uenplc
the right to pass upon all general laws az
iecting the whole people al the ballot box.
Before 1t goes Into effect And 10 be fails
to do SO. TO see that he Is defeated and n
man elected who Will aRcee TO such action.
Bv this course we will free our legislative
bodies fforn What is Known as the third
Louise Uhc lobby. overthrow The bosses and
political machines aud restore 20 us q GOV
eminent Of for aud by the people
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Marlin, Falls County. T1as, February
12.-Farmers from various parts Of the
county report blowing now under full head.
way. She ground since the snow and
sleet is said 10 be 10 excellent condi-
tion for work
Pearsali FHo County, Texas, February
1O.-FriO county has been dampened from
a mist for the last several days. The
ground IS now wet for about eight inches.
This Is the FIRST rain except local showers
since last July.
Bryan, Brazos County, Texas, February
l3-rhe weather rs fail and spring-iike once
more. Many farmers VIII fegn planting
corn next Monday Ihey say they had
re- ther take chances OF fiOst than 10 have
late corn and have Il ruined by the sum
mer drouth There viii De O great deal
more c0rn planted IN BraZos county this
year than last.
Denton. Denton County Texas. February
n.-There are reports again OF green bugs
ia the wheat near Roanoke, although the
damage done can not be seen as yet There
seems prevalent an opinion for some cause
that there will not be q repetition Of the
ravages OF the bug OF last year and that
II the wheat bugs have been present the
repeated freezes and continued cold wealth
er have killed them.
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TED OUT OF THE WOODS
IS THE WAY THE PRESIDENT AN
NOUNCEO HIS SONS CONDITION.
He Called on the Newspaper Reporters
and Held Little Reception and
Babe Them Goodbye

Groton. Mass. February i8-The most
eventful day at the Groton school since
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., became lll, closed
with the departure Of President Roosevelt
for Washington Int this afternoon. BE.
fore that the president In the homely
phrase said; Tied has improved with
such rapid jumps hat / nm sure be is ont
Of the woods" which told the world Of
the load lifted from his mind
Young Theodore Roosevelt passed a good
night and this morning his condition was
such that It was announced that the presi.
dent would leave for Washington this af-
ternoon The crisis or the disease in the
right lung has been passed successfully
the left lung has cleared 10 the satisfac-
ton Of the doctors aud the boy Is now
considered out Of danger
At l O'Clock Secretary Corteiyou an.
nounced TO the newspaper men that the
president would leave Crotch for Washing.
ton at $40 o'clock by way of WOrct. er.
At 1.15 O'Clock President Roosevelt came
over 10 the Powell cottage tho newspaper
headquarters, 20 personally meet the re-
porters and correspondents who had slSsrn
IN Groton since sunday, He was N cx
ton which was held IN the small dining
room ot the cottage ne said; There has
been a sudden change In Ted He has
come up all Of a sudden and he IA now out
~ the woods -
Continuing. the president said: 81 snail
leave this afternoon with Lambert Alice
will come over from Washington tomorrow
10 take my place m Q certain extent, while
Mrs Roosevelt viii remain here perhAps
ten DAYS more When Ted Is IN condition
she viii take him TO he White House for
while bnt he viii return hero and con
tinue his studies"
At this point three little children were
introduced To- the president and be iokingiv
said why, Won are the little Powell
kdsf ] have often heard Ted speak OF
YOU; he calls You the Powell kids "
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InaIeslde Prono.itinn 49,.

.,s ssn francisco February Io-The Ins,e
slue race track, which has been shut aowr
ior Two years will remain closed, as ,ho
supervisors tonight by a vote OF 70 10
?, voted against granting it Hcsn,o -,
ous tu rseing; Two years ago. when a Wei lei
track factions. Ingleside was rios a' race
C Ss1Se US opponents, who were running ~
OaSland track. stirred up religions eie,,,o r.e
sga caused tS popular. sentiment to tn nm
people bought the Ingleside nranor, SAl9 al',
nave nave Just failed in hard hght To- up nSo
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To Be Buried al New Orleans.

Ennis. Texas, February 13.-The mother
Of Wallace stephens, who committed sui
eide In New Orleans yesterday. has notified
The authorities at that place TO have the
body Inferred there and draw on her for
amount needed as to expense. 1t IS stated
here that Stephens for long time Imagined
tTst large reward was offered for him
aiiowin. MS subject 10 weigh on his mind
i, such an extent that suicide was the re-
sult. Mr.. A II. Dunkerey Of this city is
a. VIEW Orleans on business and he wired
~ me deceased's relatives here that he
wonld see that the body was properly cared
Cor
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sHERlEFs, DEPARTMENT.

Taken up by ] f. Peck, corner Quitmsn
and Cochran street, Houston, Texas, one
bay horse, years old. star In the face and
foretop clipped ont: also one brown horse
about & or years old, toretop clipped out.
Both are buggy horses. A. r. Anderson,
sheriff.
Calvert, Texas, February 1870 re-.
ward-Strayed or stolen, February ? ono
dun horse mule, 3 years old, IA hands
high. Spanish brand left side. one sorrel
mare mule, years old; 10 hands high
one black horse, reached mane, IA hands
high. blaze face. Spanish brand. II found
notify Nelson Moore Baileyvile, Texas, or
Guy Townsend, sheriff Robertson county
Yoakum. Texas, February. 1o.-stolen; on
January 81 1902 from j. s. Schrimscher,
one hay horse about 10 or ] ] years old,
about fifteen hands high, branded 30 on
left shoulder; saddle marked; small star
in face. deabitten over the rump; begins
to show age by being gray on Az Of his
legs. and in good condition, VIII pay 9
liberal reward for horse and arrest OF
party who stole him. Address all com
municatlons TO II. u. Criswell, city mar
shall Yoakum, Texas.
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sroLEN MoLlNs LooATEp

But Disappeared Before Possession
Could Be Reeaned
San Antonio. Texas, February l3-Two
vIolins. valued at over $4,000 by the own
err. stolen from II. II. McLane Of this city
we're located in Wichita, Kan, but when
the officers Of that city went for them they
had disappeared. The chief Of police here
mas been Informed that the thief left Wich-
In for Chicago, taking the yiolins with
him but that an offer OF $500 reward he
Il satisfied win bring about the restoration
of the stolen Instruments.