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Holbrook argus., 1902-10-04
For Treasurer

I hsrehy announc" myself as n candidate
 for tho Otilce Of County Treasurer, sut ject to
 the action of the Democratic County Con- z, ,yeution, ALEX. F. McALLISTRR.
Holbrook argus., 1902-10-04
For Supervisor

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the ofiice of Supervisor of Navajo county subject to tho action of the Democratic Count, Convention. R. c. CRESWELL.
Holbrook argus., 1902-10-04
For Sheriff

hereby announce myself as a candidate for tho office of Sheriff of Navajo county, subjeNt to ths action of the Republican county convention. D. E. HANKS.
Holbrook argus., 1902-10-04
For District Attorney

I hereby announce myself as a candid for tho Ofilce of District Attorney of Navajo county. subjent to the action of tho Republi- can county convention.
 I. P. MORAN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
DononlonSfab 9obrutifo, bleo an.

Dononlnnbffab Gobrutid,o, blen an
grebet at aoIern. Get fit oa Orore til
at trRffe iig tilbnge. Otter at Fare
tilbagelngt en- 9agsmarhb iammen-
fniote Erinien 9orpiets Sfficerrr og
poalo Dem at finOe ale SfueipiIlere.
Saneere og Spnsmagere, iom fnno-
tes | 9orpiet og la0e Dem sioe ole.
ilags 5preitiuinger. Som iaet iaa
abort. Srcr Battalion fit iis ct seater
eaer en- gariete, % Inngt no pan Rat
ten off set lpitiat til oper belle 2eiren,
Grinien sif ieIp omfrins fra oct enc
"Ieater" til oct ntoet og loo ilboele
8rGmier til Dem. iom Ieperte BEN seo-
ite Morifab.
Heiultat: geo bette gemptIige Scr.
forps bar 8soeligbeben finn en- greOie.
Def moo hpao ben bar peo De andre
afoeIinger al ben frantic Scr.
@noife er BET oa life bore
dortbiIclie os 3eosoneit, iom unber
ioGre @pibemier, geit % an6el. Sot
bringer R~enneifene til at lan @i9f.
fem lbs. Set er maaIfe SnItinft, JON
Tiger De 0sbelise, at Dozen life, bar
ina megen Maet ODER Be glade iom
ooer De iorefuloe. gaer BET er 9aciI.
Ierne, iom life taaler 9pitigheben2
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
Kurerer Tab at Appetit,
6ipr Snbfarpen friif Os siensiuer
S~elbreo-"Gascarine.

ssIbreoelie eiterat ale andre bar fetIst er ReiuEs
tatet al gruaeu al bette piouuOerItse MiooeI; oer
ppnaaes altio 9inbrins fra pe ~plasenee Snoer Der
ppitaor fra Spge I 9epereu, Napen, Rprsrne
oa Suosoloeue, Der I MmiabeIisbeo sr meyer lie
prraet | fine nianifetatiOner. timber be met pas
taaeIiae sumptpuer imerter Spveoet. Rpggsn bltr
iuoa % imertsfnlO, satienteH ~aftreites, gist bltr
mat o. Iiplsf, egpnlBsbepsH bIir uGrrs enb acseu'
fnbe: gOrituppslie, a2apstattarrb, 9pspspfa. 5Or'
esisiesbeIuGrlisbeNer. Eab al Gppsttt % ale pla3'
spmptumsr paa iueitrt Us u~ptrfior 0iaue,
Suopolpe, geuer ps Rprer bin aIoorlisere, os ben
eibenoe igler fa mere sIeubis 90 trGt al SilparslieH
euo npacniuoe. De Tan ;ass WiOler 90 Reetetner.
ipm taufte oil liuDre for en- Fort Tto. men Ss B ir ttfe
hit Subet, Tor % Tiger at ubrpoos aariasen til ben.
Gascarine Tan sisre bette. gaseartne oil rssuiers
9srcs 9tper o. Rprer, renit Ceres Utaue % 9ubuoI'
be Ga naar b Ell sr 6iprt. pI Ne life mere Itoe al otsie
SuOer, furei aariaasHtil e~iosIierns er ~fIsrrst. stOer
Ge9 srpaisr De for, at Oisis 2iOeIisr ifal tase cOsr'
baauo be tommenoe g1aaueosr? Se Tan h~eIbreoes %
lie b o, Tor en- Stnup, men for bsitauotst. saseas
rtne bill hslbreoe Eem gda utrolts fort lib, os De oil
bi a~leaaiust Deres er;breo. iaa ne after Tan npoe
9ipet. lloirt life en- Sag.
Gasearins. hos aSofeferns. soc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
Warias BUS / Gfeius.

6or h~unorebc aar lioen Iepeoe Der
/ @eItfaIen Ell 9onocfone ueo 9apn
aatberine Gmmerih, iom itoo / Hp for
lit henige 2epnet % fine pioun0eriige
Spner. 9iSIe fortalte bun til en- fat,
ttg Brett peb Rapn 9rentano, iom
ueNifrcu Dem. Sor toIp glar itoen ianot
Ibbcocn / ct aIoitcr / Smprna Ell al
oiSIe &cretuinger "Somtfru RariaS
Sto$hiItoric," San lGite Den meo
oontro SntcreSic. Until han fpm til
0enS SttIbrin9 al ct eammeIt gus |
GfeiuS, iom Seerifen beifrep iii Sc
minSite SctaIier, o. bpor ,,somfru
Woria ifltIhc bnue tilbraas &c iioitc
Waanener al lit Gin. San isIte iig
hoat rper cnteltc GetoIicr / 9eifripcI.
len al Sneancn % beiIutteSe at iege
citer Stebct, ium ituIoe Iieee tire
SiemiI ira GfeiitS pna ct 9iera, bpor.
ira man fan ie gicins paa ocn enc
Stoc o. Sapet paa Den an0en." Grp'
itcn % Ell @en al ham reiite aiitco, an.
tom I'll 6oben al SulbaI % - set
SieIh, iom tp~beliapiS par nutpbct al
SannIigerifeu, % oppc paa ben uG.
item ntilgiGngeligc 6ieI0top ianot be
en- Spite, iom iuareoe til 9eifrtpeIien.
Gn Seretning inhienotes iii Rom.
hpor man imioIertib mootng Den meo
Santrc, iiGr ioroi 1oIpcarp. iom /
aar 200 par 9iifop / Gieins, life
nGpnte Bette Siis / lit grep til Den
SooTrenNe Soue. Smiolertio err Su.
Jet Ienere bIepet ct galiartSiteo, Tor
ale pil aierne ie Oct SuS. boorbeu
Raria eiter ariiti aprSiGitelie / Sc.
ruinlem reiite iommen meo Scbannes
% tiIbrasie Reiten al fine 9~epeoase.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
Spmutu.G melef.

. Tomatoes itreIleS. os ocrpaa
itiGrcr man Dem op / imaa Stpffer
og bar Dem op / en- liben 8rpSe, iii.
letter en- Sbeife SaIt % ct Tibet
Gran aaienne.9 eber. 90 i9tter iaa
@rpben baepaa Stoper, bnor Coma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
6leoe os Sveoom.

Zen frantic Soriatter @ermatn
SapIt, Tom ilosiper Den aibeoe Mnr.
italf ganroberts Grinorinaer. bar al
oisie bl a. fremoraget et Sionesbpro
I'm 8IGbens belbreoenoe Rast.
timber arimfriscp moatte De iran.
tic SoIoater life blot bsie haaroe
Sapn % S%trnba0ier. men De bleo og.
iaa hiemisat al nllrilags imitiomme
Spgoomme. Ser bortrep Dem | itore
Sfarer.
Ct aorps. Der rnber anfsriel al
Rrins 9apoIeou fob bet iuHipeoe
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
Farmen. Hnsef og Hapen

Oct er noset, iom berefter fifferi
maa tases meo ! geresnineen, mem.
liz at Eriierne paa pirfeIist gosi
9auo, beIiggenbe poa ct bcloist Steo
Iaugt / Belt er npiten Iise iaa bs:s
iom | nIbre SettIcmenter Ienaere |
Git. Reb De uoitrofte Sernbnneior.
binSeIier, man M bar, er life bette At
nnbres paa..
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01

toerne fan itna % imnninrre. Smib.
Iertio piifes 3 sGgaebpioer % 3 9Gs'
geplommer bier for liz aloeIes
itipe, oerpoa bar man Dem iomrten %
piifer oem Iiot mier, ioa bar man liri
Salt OF Eeber |, Gette hGlbes op
en- pcIimnrt Ianbe o. iteees til
Smeletten beapnoer at bIipe fait, be
logger man noget at Somato.@o
fen oper, FOLDER Smsletten oper paa
alminoeIig Bis og ipiier Den itrafs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
mYrene 90 oeres Sip.

Sporban fnn Mprerne, Der beois.
Zig er blinbe Gpr, finbe frem | Msrfe
og Chs, iom ON De banbe be ifarpe-
tie Zine | 8eroen2 Sporban aien-
fienber De SlGgtninger, Tom De al.
brig bar moot for, % hporbm timber
De 8eien tilbaae til fine 9oIiger, nnar
be bar pGret lanat borte fra benz?
0isie Wpiterier. Tom inaen 8ioen.
fabsmano fan forflare. er nblig Bit
fsite of Riis aSele so. 5ieIoe ! Stem
0orf, Der | mango gar bor girlot
iom en- gutoritet | aft, bpob Der on.
gnar Wprernes 2ip.
Wan bar ditto blot at Rprerne
arbeioebe uaibensist al 9aasIpiet,
at Dag og Scat onr Iige for Dem. De
bar ingen reaelmesiia Sppetio, %
ielp | Sollns fan &c meo fine Zine
finn ie Ell fport Somme irpmfor iia.
gai1epel bpgger De fine tnteresiante
Suer, graper longc Silnneter unoer
Soroen, benter Rab fra Steber landt
borte, fienber fine eare Slpgtninge
ira nlle anbre Wprer oa timber biem
oper Hsbber, Stene, glabe oip., ielp
ON De bar f~iernet iig 100 Weter
eller mere. alt bette fan De aisre
til Sroos for bet Saftirm. at De er
blinbe.
Sorfloringen paa bette WpItert.
Inn, flyer IiiS SieIbe, Iieger / ben
mGrfeIige SmitGnoi9beb. at Ipren
timber frem life beb 6iGlp al Spnet,
men Sugten, % at ben bar fem for.
ifielige imao Hpier paa Spioien al
line antennoe (6sleborn). Sper Np.
re bar TO lange, bsielige 6sleborn,
Der 'iooer paa Soriioen al SopeSet.
OiSIe Ssleborn bar hper ~ gfoelin.
ger eaer Seb, % Iii8 SieIoe bar De.
monItreret for oct nnturpioenifubes
lige gfaoemi / Rem gorf, at be fem
liolte Seo bar 2ugteians. 8eo Sielp
al oct pberite 2eo fienber Ipren fin
Cue ira ale andre 5ier, oe Der fan
life bore Spil ON, at bper Sime, bper
5amiIie % bpert enfelt Snbipib bar
i'm egel ipecieae 2itgt. peo bpilfen De
fan gicnfienbes. @eb ,Siplp al oct
ellepte SEQ gienfj 'roer Mpren ale al
lin egen SamiItc. ielp ON oen aIoria
bar ieet Dem fsr. geh bette ipares SEN
gei. ben ielp Dor saat for, paa lam.
me Waaoe iom en- Sunb fslaer Spc.
ret at en- RGp eller ct anoet Spr. Oct
9be og Soc SEQ letter oct lille S'sr.
left iitanb til at gienficnbe Rpreut.
ger tilbsrenbe bens egen Cue.
9et er muIigt, at Sc anbre ipp SEQ
or Srganer for bier i'm ipecieac 9ua.
teenne; men noget nGrrere berom
oeo man enonu life. Sfi9r al SsIe.
borneneS Spioier, % Mpren pif life
fienoe lit SienL Sfi9r al 6en lite
geo ogiaa, % Wpren fienoer life
Longer lin eaen Sar % Nor, 9rsore,
SsItre oio, Sierner man pberIigers
oct 10 Sen, bill @pren life funne
finoe tiIbagc til lin Elie, ieIp ON SEN
CT blot 6 Sonlmer fierupt FRI Apu
Naar ale fem SEQ er paf, bIir Rp.
rerne oIoeIeS IioegpIbiee for binan.
ben. Dc opbsrer meb oft Samarbei.
De og ipnes rent bebsoe6e.
De Iprer, Tom Den amerifarfc
6rsfen ibecieIt bar ituSeret, er be al.
minbeIige bruno @prer, bois piben.
'fobelige 9opn er itenamma iiiIpune
piceum.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-01
Pporleoes Oyrene Dor.

af Here 8rltnbe ipnes Oehen al
maatte bore ~betpbelig lettere for On.
rene emo Wenneffet. 9prene bor
teppe ben Singer oper SortiSer %
ben GngIt for Sremtioen Tom Wen.
neifet; besiiben lettes 9ehen for BEN
peb Womenter, for Oct ferite peO o..
res illige minore @pne til al opfatte
Sn1erte 0pilfet er paaoiit cso utaI.
ltge 5orisg) og bern9it neb sen pIuo.
ielige 8so, be ofteit faar unber SIN.
greb at beres SLENDER. @anae 9pr
bier, naar 8sben fommer, en- merf.
pGroig $40 og ssr meb itsrite &eiig.
nation. 8i ifal anfsre nogle gremp.
Ter. Den beremte franife Sorfatter
8ierre 2oti fortpner, at ban engana
iaareoe en- ung abe bsoeIig. "So ieg
fom ben til ben" flyer ban, "lepcoe
Den enonu, men bar altfor inag til al
gisre Wobitanb. Gen loo Tia orihe
Tom en- bsb Sing; bens imaa 2eber
ifiGloebe, og bens 9arneeine betrog.
teoe MIG meb ct u~forglemmeIigt 10.
trpf al Smerte og gebreibeIie. ReO
8anben itsttet til nit grpit Sebe ben
iom ct Tibet Barn"
Sran9utangen ( en- flor, menne.
ifelignenbe abe), Der ellers er iaa
bib, opgioer, roor BEN er aIporIia
iaaret og oct gaar neboper meo bens
ar9fter, oct llnpttige Soripar rg ait-
tager ct ltbtrpf al bsnfalbenbe Smer.
te. 9ette oor ianlebes SilfGfoe meo
en- Srangiltang, Der bleo bsoeGig iaa.
ret al no9le engelifmpno pna gu.
matra; ben Iaa pao fine Saar oe reg.
tie paa Dem meb en- iaa pnfcproiJ
Wiue, at Spgerne neiten feIte fig
iom Snigmorbere.
Sfslge ben befienote frantic 2spc.
ieger 8erarb gisr en- 9spe, iom CT
fanget | en- @ropfGlbe hos &abplerne,
fsrit sc nolbiomite anItrengelier for
at fomnle op igien; bier biSie itg
itnpttige, reiignerer oen fuI6ItGnbig.
Gen bsrer paa De inbfsbte Srqeres
Sfri9 og Sorbaanelier meb ot'bsiet
SO og laoer iig itene uben N Wage.
Ioget lignenoe ifal bore Si(fIlhet
meb Sigeren; naar ben bar giort for
9i9pes Sorisg pao at boppe al Sra.
ben, bpilfet life lpffes at Wansel paG
8Iabs til Siliprang, logger Den fig
roIig neb meb Sopebet moo 8rupenS
&ant og laber Iig ifpbe uben Ell De.
npgeIie.
gaa Iignenbe Iaabe forbolber set
fla meb Sunbe, Seite, glefanter O.. 4.
On en- glefnnt, iom nplig bar fan.
get og Tom blep bsosipg, fortGGler
Cir Sennart f~sleenoe: ben lo9be fig
roIig neb, og efterot ben | tolh Sime,
bapbe opnget Sorb ODER fla meo
SnabeIen, itrafte BEN fig no og bsbe.
Oct eneite Segn poa, at oct bar for
Ri meo ben, bar en- SpRrm at forte
SIuer, Der life baobe piit fig for, iom
itprteSe iia oper bens &rop. Sgioa
ON enfelte Ssrale bar ma ligneroe
geretninger.
Otter aft bette fumes bet, Tom ON
Reiignationen er oct Sr9f, Der no.
merfer Sprene | 8sbssiebliffet. lin
oertioen merfer man hos Spr, Der or
fnpttet til Renneifet peb itor Sengi'
oenbeS, Segn paa orb Sorg, naar De
isler, at Ssoen nermer Jig. Wan
fan forItaa paa Dem, at De fsler Ell
boaro Smerte peo at futile forlooe
Dem, Sc bar fi9r. Ser ltoor man oa
opcrfor set ounfle Groblem. ON bill
fet Ser err ifrepet og bisfuteret Ina
meaet, og ON bpilfet pi altio man
bore | llpisbeb, iaalGnge 0prene life
fan tale, uemItg: bar ogiaa 9prene
en- SieI2
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS

Mails china J7ran. Seattle close here dam
$50 m Aur'I - inclusive. dispatch per
:. Kas7 Maru- Gtc-s-erei uau be directed
Searrle'1
Mails Hawaii Japan an4 China mail ard
specially addressed periodicals Philippine ISL
an5S VIA san Francisco. c7sr daily az 6:2O D m
Apru 73- inclusive. f0r dispatch Gaelic
Mails for Australia teXcenr West Australia for
wardet via FHrope'. Sev-ZsalaCl. Fiji samoa
Ii1WaII F'-7-CIsr1 close iIv al 6-G0
after March $50 un 20 APRIL - fnclusve or
arrival OF s. LUctnia. due Nesx-York April IS
TO- dispatch Sierra -
Mails for China and Jaran Seattle and Victoria
p G. close here daily at $50 up April - in
tered mail must be specially adresed Nerchandise for
forwarded ClCa1al.
Mails for Hawaii. China ard japan san Francisco.
close here daily az $50 mp April 10 inclusive.
for dispatch :. Hong Kong Msru-
Mails Tor the Philippine Islands Via san Francisco. Gloss
here daily n Gro .. April III. Inclusive. for
dispatch ner Uaited states transoo-t-
Mails for China and Japan VIA Tacoma close here daily
at 6n m 10 April I'll. inclusive. for dispatch
$ Nictoria
Hawaii VIA san Francisco close daily
63o up 70 April -. inclusive. for dispatch per
Allureta
Mails for Tahiti ard Marqu@-as Islands San Fran-
cisco close here daily at 6n up % APgi. fl1. in
elusive for dispatch e. : Australia.
for Australia Except West Australia
Europe New-Zelland. which goes san
b c close here daily 6.3N ? up April TIA
inclusive for dispatch per Moana Especially ad-
dressed CnIyl.
Transpacihc forwarded port sailing daily
schedule OF closing is arrarsed the presump
tioa OF their overland fegstered
mail closes at 6 y. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster
PastofHce. New-NoTk y Y. March eS. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

figure that there was little return from taxes to
the town When Mr.. Whitney opened up miles
of road and made extensive improvements, in
cluding the building Of his handsome country
place. The AntIers. the Washington assessors
raised the valuations. and Mr.. Whitney's check,
sent annually to the town Of Washington. is the
largest amount paid into that towns treasury.
Mr.. Whitney is taxed in Washington on about
seven thousand acres Of land. which he has
developed into a game preserve and country
place, and the taxes Of the town on this noun
tain property have placed Washington out Of
debt and allowed increased appropriations for
roads. bridges and schools In appreciation Of
this, Mr.. Whitney's consent was asked by the
Board Of Selectmen that his picture might ap
pear on the town seal, and this week the seal
was received, and it is in use
Mr.. Whitney is taxed in Washington on thirty
buildings, fifty goats. twenty-five buffaloes. if-
teen horses, ten COWS. thirty sheep and other
animals.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
RIGHT IN CROKER'S OWN LINE.
HE HAD FINE TRAINING FOR THE CON
DUCT OF A DAIRY FARM

The news cabled from Vantage, England the
home Of Richard Croker yesterday that Mr.. Croker
had gone into the dairy business a large scale
could hardly be said 10 be complete surprise TO
his political associates IN this town.
II Mr. Croker should sell out his English estate
and pack back 10 Tammany Hall at once, that
would surprise his friends this end Of the line
Or Il he should begin lecturing Moral Suasion
the Only Respectable Force in Modern Politics.
that. too would surprise his old friends. because
they never IN the language Of bygone days. dis
covered that he built that way"
Mr- Croker's engaging in the dairy business on
a large scale, with the intention Of furnishing the
American Line steamers with milk and cream, is
not exactly a surprise, because when he in
New-York the year around he a good deal Of
a dairynan. although employing methods dissimi-
lar 70 those he uses on English soil
While Mr.. Croker his Tammany Hall farm
"tae organization did the largest milking business
IN the history Of American politics The gentle
kline were MIXED regularly and often They gave
down" in a simply unparalleled manner, and the
butter came Just regularly the cream was
chUraed. Even the SKINNED milk put to good
by the most expert dairyman that Tammany
ever had, and when the operation was completed it
vas discovered that nothing was left. Mr.. Croker
reduced the element OF waste 10 the minimum. In
fact, it is understood at Tammany Hall that the
word actually cut out OF the dairy dictionary,
there wasn't any use for it.
When John c. Sheehan, who on account or years
Of friendship and intimacy came to know Mr..
Croker's qualities Is few men ever know them. was
Informed yesterday that Mr. Croker had gone into
the dairy business on a large scale MS eyes look
We'll he had plenty Of experience In that line
Of work, and III bet he'll make a success at it.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-DArs FoREcAs

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAT'S FORECAST.
washington March 29-The Southwest storm has
reached the lower Lawrence valley with decreased
intensity and has followed by clearing weather
OF the Mississippi except in NeN-Ensl land. The
presgurs however continues low from the Mississippi
valley eastward and Dakols. with marked
Of disturbance IN Central North Dakota and Northeast
Arkansas As result these latter disturbances there
have been local rains Missouri Arkansas. Kansas
Oklahoma. and SHOWS in the extreme Northwest
The temperatures fallen decidedly in the Missouri
VALLEY and the slope region. the freezing point
as Texas Panhandle In the east half OF
the country there has little change. west Of the
Rocky Mountains the weather has been generally fair
with temperatures below seasonal the in
tcrlor.
The weather will be generally Sunday and Monday
in the East the extreme West and Southwest
There viii be showers sunday the lower Ohio and
Middle Mississippi valleys. probably extending sunday
night or Monday through the Ohio Valley and The
lower lake region the upper lake region westward
through the Dakotas viii be rain and II will
BE- colder Sunday IN the Atlantic States New-Ens-
land the central valleys and the Southwest and colder
Monday in upper Ohio Valley the East Gulf and South
Atlantic States plateau region temperatures VIII
on ENGLAND coast the winds VIII be tresA
viii continue high southeast 70 south' on ie NiGIe
afar.ic Coast will fresh northwest;
tho south Atlantic Coast fresh south and the
Gulf Coast fresh south. Steamers which depart Sunday
E,,lr0pean ports winds
and generally weather the Grand Banks. storm
warnings displayed Passport and advisory messages
South have and hOod warnings have
were also issued the Alabama River. with utty
feet indicated from Wetumpka southwark by Monday
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
WHITNEY ON A TOWN SEAL
HOW AUTHORITIES OF WASHINGTON
MASS, SHOW APPRECIATION OF
HIM AS A TAXPAYER

Pittsfeld, Mass, March % SpeciaD.-William
c. Whitney. OF New-York owns nearly two
thirds Of the land in the town of Washington.
Berkshire County, being the largest landowner
in Massachusetts,, having holdings Of ten thou
sand acres of land in Washington and Lee. His
purchases of land in Washington have brought
into the town treasury such results from the
payment Of taxes that the town has had the
portrait of Mr.. Whitney placed on its town seal.
Mr. Whitney gave his consent TO this. and it is
believed that this is the first instance of the
kind in the State
Before MI Whitney bought his mountain
property much of it was occupied by squatters
and the valuation was placed at such a low
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
SECRETARY SHAW IN WALL STREET.
VISITS THE TREASURY AND TALKS OF DIS
CONTINUANCE OF BOND BUYING.

VISITS THE sUB-TREAsURT AND TALKS OF DIS
CONTINUANCE OF BOND BUYING.
Leslie NJ Shaw, the Secretary Of the Treasury.
visited Wall Street yesterday morning. To
porters who met him the Sub-Treasury he talked
freely within certain limits. He made no positive
statements Of policy or opinion. however He said
please understand that not giving out an
interview and that the visits making not
to be interpreted having any particular siSnih-
canoe. I observed a great deal at Ellis Island yes
satisfied with what I saw. that might be too
great comrnendatio nor do want TO say that l
was dissatisfied that might be too great criu-
cism ANY plans which forming for changes
in the Immigration Bureau have been talked over
and were understood by me before made my visit,
but If In the future any comes 10 me and
starts TO talk about this that detail Of the sys
tenn there I am now in a better position to under
q will say that the dinner which 7 attended last
night was merely a dinner Of four and that had
speaking acquaintance with all who were present.
I was entertained by a number OF prominent
Asked specifically concerning the report that
tinuance of the purchase Of bonds by the govern
ment had proved a mistake. Secretary Shaw an
that would like to know what OflclalS
had admitted il. he had understood that nearly
tin1ated that a considerable part of his future
policy as 70 this matter and others directly con
nected with It had not yet been formed. and would
NOT be until the policy of Congress had been more
clearly indicat ted than at present
The Secretary returned to Washington last even
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
THE WIFI, OF JOSEPH HOLLOWAY.

The will of Joseph Holloway. who died on a
rancb in Arapahoe County. Col. March IT, was
oIad for probate in the Surrogates Court of West
chester County. yesterday For many years Mr.
Holloway had stock farm at New Rochelle The
will which is dated December 29 1899 leaves all his
aoar+,, 70 be divided between his widow and chill
Gren Mr. Holloway directs that his son Sidney
oaS,5,,ct the Holloway Stock Farm All the heirs
- ne estate live at No. / 703 Broadway Manhat-
- 20 The widow and daughter. Miss Marion HollO-
Wav are appointed executors
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
JAMES r. KEENE IMPROVING.


WILL VISIT HIS CASTLEION FARM TO-DAY.
LBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Lexington. Ky March 29.-James r. Keene is
better tonight and will probably go his farm at
Castleton tomorrow. Mr.. heene is extremely
anxious 10 see his horses now that he is so near
them and since he has never before been in Ken
lucky owing to his busy life in New-York. He was
attacked with dysentery the way from Florida.
and upon his arrival here yesterday took his bed
DR. David Barrow, who called in, recommended
perfect rest and he has therefore denied himself
callers today. excepting Major f. A. Daingerdeld
and a few other intimate friends.
Mr.. Keene would not talk OF his plans or his
horses to-day saying that he is anxious TO see
them first Mr.. Forbes, who accompanied him.
drove out 10 Castleon this afternoon, returned
tonight be with Mr.. keene. Once at Castleton
the Wall Street broker declares he will take his
time and not exert himself looking the place
CastletOn a large estate, and on il he has some
of the greatest thoroughbreds in America and many
famous from England Lady Reel, dam OF
Hamburg; imp Ben Ny Chree, dam Of the English
Oaks winner: Cap and Bells. the dam of Com
mando; Voter, Disguise II, Banquet, Tenny, Crasa-
dey, Olympidn, etc. are all there