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Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP.
The Tangle Made BY Two Families
Strengthened Out BY a Lawyer.

AANAA ~ AAAAlL
Nashville has a lawyer, who besides
being a good LAWYER, has a penchant
for hunting up aad solving intricate
problems Of genealogy. He said to-
day that he had read most Of those
problems which annually make the
rounds Of the press, but some months
ago he accidentally ran upon one Of
the most dlGicult cases Of this class
right here In Nashville, In the Valen-
tine and Stinnett families clients Of
his. After many hours Of hard work
the lawyer solved, to his own salts
faction, the family relationship and
he furnished a reporter with the sola-
tion, as follows:
"Henry Valentine married Martha
Noble. They had five children, n OF
whom, Cora, married James Steinnett
and they had seven children. Henry
Valentines fEt wife died a number
lof years ago, and he soon thereafter
married her sister, Fannie Noble, and
they had six children born to them.
about three years ago Henry
Valentine died, leaving his second
wife and two sets OF children. About
one year ago Cora Stlnnett wife Of
James Stinnett and daughter OF Henry
Valentine, died leaving her husband
and seven children. Just one month
thereafter James Stinnett married
Fannie Valentine. James Stinnett
and his wife still live together with
his children, her six children by Val
entine, and her five stepchildren OF
Valentines.
They live in Marks street and he
works at the f. s. n. Manufacturing
Company. Now, what relation is
James Stinnett to his wife's children?
What relation is Mrs. Stinnett to her
husbands children What relation is
James Stinnett to bis wife's step
children? What relation is his
children to her children and to her
stepchildren?
"Stinnett is the ~stepfather of bis
wife's children; be is also brother-in-
law to them because they were half
brothers and sisters Of his wife, he is
alsO'a cousin Of theirs by marriage be-
cause their mother and his wife's
mother were sisters. Mrs. Stinnett is
the stepmother OF his children; also a
greataunt, as she was a sister to their
grandmother. His children are broth
ers and sisters to her children because
their parents are husband and wife.
His children are stepchildren Of hers;
they are also grandchildren because
she was the wife OF their grandfather.
She is likewise their greataunt because
the sister Of their grandmother. He
is his wife's husband; her ~step-son-ln-
law because he was the son-in-law OF
her husband. She Is his aunt by mar.
rage because she was the sister Of his
wife's mother. He Is his father-in.
laws brother-in.law because his pres
sent wife is the sister OF bis father.in-
laws frst wife. He is his " step
son-in-law because he Is the husband
Of hts step.mother-in-law and for the
same reason he is own step-father-ln-
law. He Is likewise a brother-ln-law
TO his dead mother-in-iaw, and also O
step-SOn-in-law OF his present wife,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
GATES ADVICE TO GAMBLER
Young Society sprig Broke Into Limit
Faro Game-BOught IS Worth Of
Chips Gates Doubled 1t for
Him Told Him to
Buy Ice Cream.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 9.-John w.
Gates, who came east from Chicago, is
a source OF endless entertainment TO
the sporting folks here at the races.
Standing about five deep around
him at one OF the leading club houses
last night, they watched him play
faro, Chicago style.
Producing from his vest pocket q
wad OF bills bound into a tight knot,
which the dealer was more than a
minute 10 disentangllng, he g%runted;
"Give me some checks"
They were given 20 him-s2,000
worth.
"What's the limit?" he asked.
1.-THE roof" replied the proprietor.
who was Garfield.
Gates then began 10 play, and some
spread eagle ventures reached almost
to the Taof. One OF his achievements
was In scaling the turn at the end
OF a deal, for $3.50 and placing money
enough on the cards to win s., $50.
While he was ems aged in this diver
sion, a 23-year-old society sprig, whose
family is one OF the richest In New
York, pushed his way through the
crowd, followed by a companion, and
laid down a 8 note.
"Give me Is worth Of chips" he
said.
II the look OF scorn that came into
the faces OF Mr.. Gates and the dealer
could be reproduced, it would make
the fortune OF an artist.
The dealer was two minutes in
catching his breath. Picking up the
five he brushed 1t into the drawer,
and, selecting one white chip from a
stack, tossed it contemptuously to the
youngSter.
The young mans embarrassment
caused the other players to smile and
guifaw. Gates, as If plying the
youngster, finally said:
eSay, son, put that check on the
high card"
The boy did so with a shaking hand
and won
"Now, son." said Gates, "you take
that $40 and go of and buy ice cream
and soda for your girl and keep out Of
places like this"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

The Secretary q the Treasury has
returned the papers 10 the matter Of
the proposed Cuban loan indorsement
This Is taken as indicating that the
administration will not interfere with
.Cuba's plans IL Is understood that
no extra session will be called 10 con
slider q reciprocity treaty with Cuba,
at least not until after the septem-
Der elections.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

THE people Of Mexico win regret to
know that Rev. W. A. Hanna win
close his pastorateof the NJ. E. Church,
South, Of Mexico, the first Of
September. Mr.. Hanna has done a
great work in Mexico. He has not
only built a new church, but has en-
larged the church in every sense Of
OF the word. The people Of Mexico,
regardless OF denomination. Join the
LEDGER in wishing Mr.. Hanna God
speed where ' e be may be called.
He Is not only an earnest and able
minister, but is a genial gentleman,
beloved and respected by the entire
community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

From the Dumas, Ark, Eescs: Hon.
X. o. Pindall was in town shaking
hands with friends and left next day
for Pindleton. Owe has been request
ed by the Democratic State Central
Committee 10 an some speaking ap-
pointmenU and viii be assigned to
duty after Aug. Il al some town in
the state 70 be designated later. The
committee pays him a welldeserved
compliment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
LATE NEWS ITEMS

Earthquake shocks are felt 10 Alas.
ka and three volcanoes there are In
eruption.
The railroads Of the State Of Mis-
iouri paya tax Of 7.2o per cent Of the
taxes OF the state.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt has set the
fashion OF wearing dainty muslin sun-
bonnets az her summer home at
Oyster Bay.
The King passed through the corona
tlon ordeal In good shape and his con-
dltion s prononnced satisfactory BY his
physicians.
King Edward has slgnalized bis
coronation by presenting Osborne
House 10 the nation. The residence
was a fayorIte OF his mother.
A l5-year-old boy says that be caus-
ed the wreck Of the Rock island pas
senger train near Omaha, In which
one person was killed and several In
jured.
The Satlago volcano In Nicaragua
gives signs OF eruption. The Cover
nor says there is danger. A town Of
22,OOo inhabitants lies At the foot Of
volcano.
The inhabitants OF three communes
in FInIsterre, France. declare that they
viii light to the death rather than see
the sisters schools there closed by
order Of the government.
For the first time in eight years
Senator David B. Hill is said to be In
control Of the Democratic party OF
New York. 1t is said he will dictate
the policy Of the party this fall.
The friends OF Winston Churchill
the novelist, who is a candidate fol
the State Legislature, are confident
that, after serving one term In the
Assembly, be will be sent to Congress.
the teachings o. a Lithuanian ply
stefan, who gave up his practice e
spread the doctrines Of anarchy, are
held partly responsible for the recent
riots among strikers at Shenandoah,
Pa.
The government has ordered the
cruiser Topeka to proceed to Puerto
Cabello and there land a force Of blue
jackets to protect American interests
II they appear to be jeopardized by al
insurgent attack.
Blackleg Is ravaglng the southeast
part OF johnson county, Mo-, and
young cattle are dying by the score
One farmer near Lection has lost II
head out OF a herd OF 20, and many
others have suffered as badly.
The production OF the leading cerc
ais Of Missouri during the year 1874
was as follows. Corn, POS, s44l, SIX
bushels, valued at s61, 246,3 05; wheat
23,072, 1903 bushels, valued at 81, 520,9 l2
oats, 20, 545, $50 bushels, valued at g.,
Cos, 1856.
Representative Tawney, Of Mime
sofa, Is said 10 have a bard fight on BIZ
hands IL he is to be returned to Con
gress, some Of the Republicans Of hi
district being displeased with hL
course in opposing the administration
in the matter Of Cuban reciprocity.
Dispatches TO the State Department
indicate that the rebellion in Hayti Il
spreading. Port Haytlen has beel
blockadei de facto and a terrible bat
tie has taken place between govern
ment and insurgent troops, in which
many lives were lost.
Mrs. Cralgmile, Of Savannah, seem
TO be the champion chicken seller o
Andrew county. She recently sold
dozen hens that netted her $685. ant
shortly before that she sold a dozel
that brought her $685.. They wer'
sold by the pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
cOuusi.. Renowned for Twins.

Lancashire for some unexplained
reason can boast Of producing more
twins than any other county in the
United Kingdom. London comes a
good second and Yorkshire an indif-
ferent third. For the last FIVE years
66s twins have been born annually in
lancashire, Liverpool being respon-
sible for ITO Of these. Manchester
every year adds to the population 70
twins, Stafford 81, Bolton 20 and
Blackburn and Preston IS apiece
Lcndon Tt-Bita
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

A man living neal Hardin, Ray
county, thinks he has the best stand
Of corn in the State. He is cultivat-
ing what was formerly a 2O-acre feed
lot, and he expects his yield to be 10
bushels 10 the acre. His prospects
beat those Of Harye Levi, Of near Mis-
souri, City, who says he is confidently
expecting 100 bushels TO the acre. But
the prize corn story comes from Full
ton. J. ". Craghead, a farmer living
near there, claims he has a stalk that
has iifty-six ears on it.-Kansas City
LetraoI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Secretary Of State Cook IN an inter.
view shows that the statement Of the
Republican press that Kansas rail.
roads pay more taxes than the rail.
roads in Missouri is utterly false.
Although Kansas has nearly 1900
more miles OF railroad than Missouri,
Kansas roads are not assessed at as
much by nearly s25, 0O0,O 200.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

THE union church services closed at
the Presbyterian church last night
with a splendid sermon by Rev. A. w.
KokendofIer, pastor Of the Christian
church OF this city. These services
have been well attended through the
summer, and the result had been
noticeable to all church goers. We
feel sure that during every summer in
the future these services will be as
popular rs they have during the pre-
sent season. The subject OF Mr.. Ko-
kendoffer's address was 'gThe Golden
Rule, the Need OF the Goth Century
And his reasons why the golden rule
Is the need Of the twentieth century
we're: II strikes at selfshness, the sin
Of the age. 1t means religious growth
a necessity 10 keep pace with the ma
terial growth OF the age, and prevents
the nation from decay and II is practi.
cal between every regenerate man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

CESrRALIA, Mo-, Aug. 1O.-A relig-
ious revival in this city, conducted at
the Baptist Church by Evangelist L.
d. Lambkin, Of Waco, Tex and the
pastor, the Reverend Frank G. Ward.
the last two weeks, closed tonight
with about 30 additions to the Baptist
church, and the other churches here
will have a number Of additions as a
result Of the meeting. Denomlnational
lines were lost sight Of to a large ex-
tent and the entire community was
hennnhad-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
LESS CROWDED.


IN the Last Agh Ae4ass
From a report by the statistical Of
Rcer Of the London county council
upon the new census returns, it ap-
pears that overcrowding in the me
tropolis is decreasing, says the Lon
don Telegraph.
In 1891 there we're sos persons
living in 145,s44 tenements Of less
than five rooms. This gives an ay-
erage Of 800 persons perroom.
In 1901 there were 726, 096 persons
living in 124,773 tenements Of less
than five rooms. This gives an av-
erage of 2.ss persons perroom-
Both the amount, therefore, and
the density Of overcrowding in such
tenements appear to have been, on
the whole, reduced since 1891, except
in the case of the borough Of Stepney.
With regard to tenements Of more
than five rooms:
In 1891 there were 1,sS9,475 per.
sons liYingin 30S, 91s such tenements,
thus giving an average Of G. IL persons
per tenement.
In 1901 there were 2,0S6, 752 per-
sons living in S47, 516 such tenements,
thus giving an average Of six per-
sons per tenement.
There appears, therefore, te have
been an increased in thenumber Of ten
ements Of more than five rooms, and
an increase in the number Of persons
occupying such tenements, but dc
crease Of IL in the average number
Of persons per tenement. This again
points TO a decrease in the preva.
lence Of overcrowding since 1891.
e'We must, however, emphasize the
fact" the housing Of the working
class committee remarks, shat the
results arrived at in this report are
Of a general character, and that the
particular results to be hereafter as
certained may not in all cases bear out
the general conclusions above noted
as to the decrease Of overcrowding."
A fuller report isin preparation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

A REPoRTER interviewing Hon. w.
J. Bryan at Muscatlne, Ia, says: W.
J. Bryan was seen to-day while on his
way to Danville, ILL.,, and was much
nettled when shown yesterdays re-
port that he might again be a candi-
date for President In 1904. He said
he wanted the matter settled right
now so there would be no further
question. The Mason City interview,
he said, was unreliable. Il win not
be a candidate for President In 1904, .
said Bryan, land while 1 would not
promise to never be a candidate again
under any circumstances, I have no
plans looking to future nomination
for any Office. am perfectly content
to do my work as a private citizen. l
shall continue TO advocate with
tongue and pen reforms which l be-
lleve to be necessary"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

The Rev. Jas Noble, rector ofGrace
ehuch, jefferson City, viii conduct
services In the church on Friday
night and on Sunday at ] and l0:s5 a.
N. and med with the Sunday School
at $50. IL will afford Mr.. Noble much
pleasure 10 meet the people Of St.
Pauls and confer with them In regard
70 calling a rector and pushing for
ward the Mnrk Of the church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

In reference to the reception ten
dered Hon. Walter Williams in St
Louis by members OF the Missouri
Press Association, the Fulton Sun
editorially says: The welcome home
to Hon. Walter Williams last Tuesday
night by his close newspaper friends
was as pleasant as it was appropriate
and fitting. As an honored member
of the Missouri Press Association his
behavior and achievements in foreign
lands brought credit and favorable
notice TO our organization. With a
dozen Of his co-workers in Missouri
journalism drawn close about him, as
his friends had extended TO him a
word Of welcome, Mr.. Williams showed
by beamlng c~ountenance and ex-
pressed in suitable words, witty and
earnest, his sincere pleasure in coming
home. His labors for the st. Louis
Worlds Fair were satisfactory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

In 1852 the first locomotive west Of
the Mississippi River wal placed ON
the Pacific Railroad Company's track
at st. Louis. The line reached Kirk
wood In 1853. Washington In 1855.
Jefferson City In 1856. sedalla in 1861.
and Kansas City In 1895.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

r. r. Buckner was in Mexico Tues.
day and bought thirty head Of mules
OF Ben Middleton, Mr.. Cunningham
ct al, paying from s7s 10 slG0 per head.
He also bought a fine mare and colt Of
Tim Burke at a strong price. The
mare is as good as they make them
Auxvasse Reriac.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

AT the head OF the editorial columns
Of the Mexico LEDGER win be found
tabulated statement regarding the
school fund in which Audrain county
people IRE particularly interested.
This is a sufficient answe to any
charge In reference 10 the "l0oting''
Of that fund. This table speaks for
and can be pointed to with
pride by every Democrat in Audraln.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

President Roosevelt decides 70 call
the Senate together IN special session
Ia November 10 ntify a reciprocity
treaty with Cuba. The executive be.
lieves there will be les opposition 70
the treaty after the fall campaigns
are ended
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

ECUADOR will take part in the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis, President
Plaza and the Ecusdorian Board Of
immigration believing the big Expsi-
ton a good place 10 exploit the re-
sources Of the republic. An exp0si-
tion is planned TO be held at Cuenca
next May, and 1t is expected that the
exhibits at that Fair will be sent to
St Toufc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
PERSONAL MENTION,

Dr. Shaw was in Lou,.,.
Albany. Is hone n.
Clarence Staples susD,
Jonesburg. p"' Sunday
:. Jay Montague is in watum,,,
Miss GoldIe Ragsdalc /, ,,..
Petersburg, III. visiting
!. n. Frost was a yislto,
vandalia Sunday. '0' here
Mrs. Nell VOORHEES, /.
visiting in Cairo. nome q
Miss Ina RisclInc is hou,.
visit % Jefferson City. ''9a
/. A. Bird was a visitor n.,.
Martinsburg saturday '''' nee q
L, {. Armstrong has been ~.
at the northern lakes. ''aa
Miss Evelyn Tecl is vis,,,.
May and Pearl Carpenter.
7. T. Torreyson was shas,n.
with Mexico friends TuesSa, la
Miss Courtney Cash, Of pnn,.
the guest Of the Misses Kcpm,n
Rev James Noble, Of Jcger,o, !.
Is the guest Of Col. Clay for / ~.
Gus and DIR. Carl Pasouetb !.
ing a tour Of California ana y y Y
west. "'afit
Miss Katie Callahon, Of &,
IS the guest of her aunt, M
Casey. ~A '
! Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Burke a..
tanning Miss Sarah McTna
Louisiana. ~
Rev. w. IL. Hook is HON.
Argentine, Kansas, where bs
ed Sunday.
Misses Emma Rowe and N,,rs &
Riordan, Of st. Louis, are ylsItiss v
Walter Campbell.
~
Mrs. Lewis, Of Goshen, Ind. sus
ing her sister, Mrs. A. 5. Johns. : .
South Jefferson street.
Mrs. Chas. C%ulbertson, Mn <
Cunningham and Miss Della Las~ I
visiting at Spalding Springs.
Mrs. L. G. Bush Of Norbom \
and Mrs. E. S. Patterson, ofOa1s
are visiting Mrs. S. p. Emnok
Or. S. W. Buckner, Of Pike eas,
was In this city Sunday, The Iss
his sister-in.law, Mrs. A. II. Bukn,
Il. NJ. White, editor Of the LUsn
has gone TO Southampton, Long la,r
New York, on a two weeks raata
Mrs. James Gregg and daugbbs
Misses Clara and Nora, Of S. LM
are visiting Mrs, John Gregg. 4 h
city.
Miss Dora BattsOn is home n.
Eolia, Mo-, where she was cans
account Of the serious illness q
niece.
Mrs. Bates Fletcher and chiats
OF ST. Louis, are the guests Of 2
Morris and wife, parents d NJ
Fletcher.
Mrs. Ola Newman, son and dl
ter are visiting Mrs. Newman y
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7, Lot
Rush Hin.
A. Fredendall, Of Columbia sea
guest Of Mr.. wilkins, Of Tie I'm
Fredendall \ wilkins Of tht
yesterday.
Mrs. j. G. Berry is 10 Ga
county ON business, While ilan
win visit her son, James Arms
OF Hereford.
Mrs. Mary Stuart, Of venis
Tuesday morning for BafHh
Iowa, where she was called 70 u
side OF her sick friend.
DR.. Dickson, late pastor 4
Presbyterian church at Hot
Ark, after a visit to W. Il. Fra1 s
this city, will leave for camdeal
where he will visit his sister.
Mrs. Fannie Clark, Of Topeh
is the guest OF friends and reata
this city. Mrs. Clark lived 10 Id
a number Of years ago and be-
acquaintance are glad to haR
visit them again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

The jackson Examiner says; Some
suggestion has recently been made
that Bob White OF the Mexico LED
eER would be a candidate for Secre-
tary OF State. The Missouri news
papers win support White for any
thing he wants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

TIE Eolia tMo.) V0oe says: r. N.
White, Of the Mexico LEDGER, has
served his party faithfully for many
years, yet he has never been rewarded
with a lucrative political Office. He
should receive the support Of every
Democratic editor in the State for
some good Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
Aaminiatrator's NotIee

AIL IL
Notice is hereby given aaatf !
Probate Court Of Audrain s.tniim
granted letters Of admils stsR
the undersigned upon ~. hsa1i
John IT. Charlton, deceaa''
date Of August II, wv Given % ,
And notice is hereby Igaiasi .
persons having claims Ssssqutee
estate that they must =. within !
allowance 10 this couIs iefseN Z
wear from the date Of 2 Two -
unless presented within ,beg vi
from the date Of the sane ''"
forever barred. rpTNRLk
SEoReh >, Administers
Auaust "a 1907.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
clsrsr Littls Rox.

Mamma, ! know the gentleman :
name that called to see Aunt Ellie
last highland nobody told me,
either"
"Well then, what Is Il, Bobbiel"
"Why, George Don't / heard her
say: George Don't In the parloF four
or Eve times running. That's what
his name isip-TfLB Bit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
Can,t Keen las Wife At aans

WARRENsBURG, Aug. E-IAa
Sivils, a young farmer, who last 2
mer caused a sensation by tradlns
horse worth SIS to VIM. NickerSai
a 15-year-old wife, is having q
domestic difficulties. Shortly a.
the marriage the child wife was :
mapped by her stepfather and y
obtained possession Of her BY app'
Ing to the courts. Several weeks
she was again induced to lea''
husband by her stepfatheT, who !
her to Odessa. Slyils went WVa
to-day and brought her home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

LL
Notice Is hereby c1onu 4.
Probate Court Of AudIanistnlf
granted letters Of aanlse @a
me undersigned upon ", hlsS,Haf Z
James sss Vance, deceased
Of July - 1907 h, gircn
And notice Is herenl nj - z
eersons having claims ~ a5esrnif
AZ that they must be airs 2
allowance no 70 thls couri, u.s.
year from the date oi6in tF
unless presented willln thsf Z
fr5m TIE date q the
he forever barred pOWEL
Aug. IA, leO2 A4'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

WELLsymLE, No, AUG. i0-B. d.
Gillilaud died al his home IN this eity
last night Of apoplexy, being sick les.
than n hour. Mr.. Gilllland vas s.
yeans old, a member Of the YeagcI
post g. A. r., and viii be buried 10.
morrow by that body. Nj. Gilllland
vas one Of Wellsyille's most highly
respected and prominent citizens
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

The Canadian Government is exer-
cised over the question whether frogs
are fish or game. IL Is desired 20 re-
strict the expectation d frogs 70 the
United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Commander McCrea, Of the gunboat
Machias, al Cape Haytien, cables the
Navy Department that the blockade
Of that port Is ineffective, and Is Gun
sidered abandoned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

sfRIsoFfKLD, I'LL, Aug.Il.-A one.
pound baby has been born 10 Mr.. and
AH George Benning, Of this city.
The midget Is thriving and gives
evidence q normal strength.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

THE ladies Of the Christian Church
acted a god sum ~ their entertain
ment saturday Afternoon and even
ine. OF oouusc. fhe ladies did not IN
olnae ne counterfeit dollar shich
ssns person gasscd On them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
-card nf ThanLr

We desire 10 extend cur heartfelt
thanks 10 our neighbors and friends
for their kindness and sympathy dur.
ing our trouble caused by the sudden
death Of our son.
ID. ID ARnsrRoSG ASD VIE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14
called Meeting Of MiEsIOn So

There will be a called meellnt
the Woman's Home Mission Se's
the NJ. T.. Church, South, nun
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The
viii be held lnthe pastors s'0ai
the new church. A full a''saa
is earnestly requested,
SecRIlIi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-08-14

Hon. Wills D.. Oldham and family
left for their home IN Kearney, Neb.,
Tuesday noon, after spending several
week With relatives in this city and
Mexico.-Jeden0n City Tibaax.