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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
TO LEARN TO WALK.

Exercise Sin walking one should have
good stride; minclng step is very firing
and equally dishgurng, This exercise will
help you to secure the proper stride aud
at the same time strengthen the muscles
of the upper portions Of the legs Step out
as far rs you conveniently can, then sit
down (neure q as far MS you can and as
long as you can. Then step out with the
other foot and repeat the exercise II the
room Is small step around the walls And
while doing exercises of any sort he sure
10 nave all the windows open SO the lungs
VIII have an unlimited supply OF fresh afr
Exercise i.-In figure the spine Is
curved toward the chest which Is pushed
IN toward the spine, leaving a minimum
OF space for heart and lung notion 10
make the spine assume the position shown
IN hsure /, get on hands and feet (hgure
D aHd step out, hands and feet alternating.
Step as near as you can 10 the hand nearer
the body Ehe leg not being brought for.
ward should be rtraightened out BE sura
TO have the palms Of the hand aud the
soles Of the feet fiat on the floor In a
small room this exercise. which Straightens
the spine and builds p the wrists and the
backs Of the legs can be done backward
and forward.
Exercise 5-phis exercise Is splendid for
throwing the shoulders back into their
proper position and for building up the
muscles of shoulders and chest, Place
hands and feet iat on the door and let
should point outward from sides OF the
body. To obtain tue position shown In NC
ure raise tho trunk and hold up the
stomach as high as possible. Tnen rock
forward and backward as far as possible.
Finish the exercise by walking forward and
backward while holding the position OF
hgnre 8; also walk sldewise This is a hard
exercise and requires practice. Besides
aiding the shoulders and chest, 1t is good
for the hack Of the arms, the wrists and
the elbows.
When dodne exercising take a shower
bath II convenient a cold shower, pref
erabiy. II a shower bath is out OF the
question, take towel, dip In cold water,
wiring IL, and rub the body thoroughly.
While exercising only those muscles
others should be relaxed, This dule, II oh
served. viii keep one from becoming stlf,
nervous aud tagged out before much has
been done II any stiffness is noticed
little gentle exercise Will give almost in
slant relief II doesn't pay 10 stop eXer-
cisiug until stiffness wears away, for With
the first days exercise 1t viii return In
all its uncomfortnhleness. The only rene
dy is gentle exercise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
Prosneotors n a. cnnnlu.

Boeville, rexas, November 10. quite
number o. prcspectors and homeseesers
re coming into this section Just now
Most Of them want to buy land. but Tor
Ame reason few Of them are doing 80.
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work or experimenting u HsshfFH
Personal attention by ~ $500. 4
special counsel from n,de6 " y,
clans when necessary -, eia
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free booklets and queS,,..sssr Alrs y
tion your trouble, Hn9f,|
confdentiai. j. NeEtvp rsooia ~
D., 2iO Alamo PlRza, sAn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21

far as possible. Hold this position for a
moment then let the arms gently down to
the shoulders and exhale at the same time.
Repeat until you find that you are growing
tired, Never permit yourself 10 become
tagged out by one exercise. This exercise
viii help to keep your head erect, your
shoulders back and your chest we'll thrown
out.
Exercise 2--In figure ? the abdomen, IN
stead of being held In, wofully protrudes.
To correct this fault he down on the floor,
with the body stretched and perfectly lax.
Then With arms folded across the chest
and the legs touching all the way to the
feet. attempt TO rise, as nigh as possible,
the upper part OF the body head and feet
at the same time, supporting the entire
body on the hips. Hold this position for a
moment, then relax. Repeat after a short
respite, and keep at II until that tired
feeling threatens. Ths is very hard
exercise SO don't expect to do It at first,
hut little patient practice will give you
the power. This Is one Of the best exer.
clscs known for reducing the abdomen aud
strengthening the muscles In this region.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21

Meet ''ur tF''Aa' at the Cone, i.l.us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
MEN And N0NI

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12
PROGRAMA
de las maniobras navales
en- EStaQOS UnidoS.

New York, Agoato 80 He aqrf,
ca siutess. el4 prt grema d las ms-
mic bras navsleS cue hah tonfdo efsc-
to ultimamente: una supuesta escaa-
dra enemiga hs zA1 1pAao oil IA le
Agt sto do Las Azores; 80 la esn.la
ea deterIdia&do punto, marcbardo
hRcie ell Osste con la irtenciou de
oesembarcar faeEZAs e1tre Port aud
y Cso. code, La fl ta de dsfanss de.
Da impedir este deaembarqEs, asegu.
t6ndose ds la posieio1 y de Ia velo.
cidsA de los bArcCs enenigoa, & fn
de oponerles fnerza superior, sea en-
SD Marcia hAcis ei puuto designsdo
8 vi en- 81 propio puerto dord5 hu-
biera fonoeado, 6 hs. & 10 sumo des-
pu6s DC habsr echado el aucla ali el
prinaro de ius nav1os contrsrios. A
estG fota eneniga So ia designR con
el Lombrs de Ssscaadra blanca,
para tricA far n6cssita haoer 6esem.
harcadO fua,zas estsr Gnclsda en-
m puerto Lu fcrtifcado, antea del
25 dc Agosto & n edio dia. Z sta be.
10 las 6rdensa del conan0a1te Pills.
burg y consts de 1o8 cruceros y uI
tfaspo1te. La escuadra de defense,
a. msndo do Hiegineon, esta corn.
pnests delos acCrazsdos SAlabama, ,
.Kearsase" y "Msssachasset," de
los cracercs acorazEdos "b 30. k yn"
y 10 impiia, ds los cruceros
avisos Cincinnati" Gloucester, !"
"Msy fl wsf, Scorpion" Mo1tgo.
mery," "HisJleiden, Nj 4aa" y
"Eeo~is, y y de sieto t1Gpedafos. Sc
liamG Sh. .cuadrG az7l.o Eaia expe
rienoia deMostrara 81 es possible gus
Una i,tn di2tsnse do toda base co
operacicres pHeds efactusr uu Ga.
aen p&sco en- plena znna auanigs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12

ri. nj can not be distinctly al st distance o.
- A.htt- falling or detective, anf shoad have ate1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12
I'm hombre hOnradO.

Se1or Editor. .-sfrvase informar
{ sus leetores que 81 me escriben con
ndencialmente les mandars por co
rreo en- ca-ta sellsda el plan cue ss-
guf y por d caal obtuve el restahle-
cimiento permanante = conpscto de
mi salnd y vigor varonil daspa.s Dc
amos de sufrimiantcs de debiliaaa
nervioss, pkrdidss nossurnas par
tea a6bilss y atrohadas,
No es mi iaea eonssguir 5inero
de nadia; fuf robaao y estafaao por
chsrlatanss, hssta paraer II Il lei
gSnero humane. pero graciss 6 Dios
esEoy anora bian vigoroeo y fuerte,
Y con daseo sa hscer conoeer s todos
este renedio eierto de cursrga.
No senieado nada sna vendsr nj
qus anviar G.. A. D., nc daseo dine
70.
Direction: Il Br>ns. Box Delray
Mich. RE UU 8 I60. Fl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12
COIQiSiOnade gab
de instruction
en- Viedues.

Esta mafiana muy tenprano so
li6 para Vieqnes en- asuptos del de
partamento & SC cargo, el G omissions
do de instruction pd0lica doctor
Lindsay.
LIE acompsfia an gu excursion el
Inspector general de instruction se'
f1or Alberto Martinez
Sc espera est6n de regreso Ell
Lines pr6ximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12

dad h1sa 81 mai no rScus1do dleci-
siora amos. Tavc poticisa oe gao en-
Ia prcvlnc4a Ge ToleGo 81 C6lsrs ha.
els verdsderCs es rxgoa ella So
trssi~co ea seguld&, E r1eolo don.
&c 1ass neaesaelos SO h.aler0n sus
service, fus Argentsu mortaImente
SzotaGo por ID 81 Ii mis-, cue, dies
antea de "a llegaoa, 81 alca.oa se vic
81 Ell dufo trance de erbafrar DOR
aus propIas mnLCs 4 un hljo sage.
En- el hospital general esta oes-
de 1890. DGr&u % o1ez a1os Ia pres
taco 81 va'icso coucursc q los enfar
mos do les sslas del P1ablo pa1u, y
Goa asce Que eit rca 10 proplo coz
los oe LOS numero 80 = 81.
U4os 4e Ilamsn sanGo, otrcs 40
reg ADO, no fsIta qlian le considers
loco; e. altrEismo es tan excspoio-
nAl, que NO &c presume Oh ia noxma
iload hInRns. Para todo as un
iionbre admirable, poIsSe consa~
Sradc 81 olsn sjeuo, 50 olvlda Dc af
10ismo.
Eelasordo G. Geredo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12
Fldel Frs dera AVellanet.
OPrlCo CIENTfFICO

Ofrece sus servicios en- 10 con-
cerniente q este rano. Cuenta con
un yariado surtido de cristales
concavos, convexos perisc6picos, BIZ
locales pianos etc. Montura en- Gro,
doradas 6 de aluminio, al aire 8 con
arc, en- lentes 6 espejuelos. Exa-
men con aparatos modernlslmos
que descubren el mas minimo error
de refraccion con precision flsico-ma-
tematico
Horas de consultas de 9 a 70
manana y de ! 4 tarde.
Domlcilio-Hotel .lnglaterra.
NOTA. Pormanecera pocos dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12
TOla?fa
el nayio de Nelson tlene
enSrC:aS.
energg1as.

Uha accidents @eE2znl aao 80 ha
pIoSi1,So ab0rdo oel h.sG69icc as
sio de grerrs YicEcr,a e1 el gre ei
@lmifa.te Nelson dlriilo la LsFs.4as.
ae TtafslgE~ Uno % loa cartacn1s
Is canon hizo explosion ACES t3a
tie1pO, proysctSnoo poral e4rsa y
ar casrlnerc Y ms pleza 6a sttlle
RIA El cueepo del desgr@c;ado 40 pa
do hallapss ea Ell nhr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12

TARJETAS dc vista con sobre-
7 sin ellos, SO aacen en- <La Cos
sresPoaaeRcia.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-12

Peregsiro del azar
dele mi sUslo qIefido,
cual ave que DUs - nido
sin taner dcnde posar;
en- vaco crei anccrtrsr
10 patria que ausente lloro,
no llevando mas tesoTo
nj luciendo otras presess,
Que nostGlgicas ideas
v IN laud sin cuerdas de orc.
Mas, cusndo con voz gentida
llav s al sne.o bcrincsno,
la amiatsd tenoi6 su mano
y Ell amer sonri5 6 mi vida.
La riqueGa enternecids
sns brAzos sbri6 sl cantor,
siem pre- Ivy lpmbre y cAlor
para Ell trists peregrino,
81 le salem 81 canine
10 amistad y ell amor.
Por mas que L. hermosa enaena
dc la patrl& nos reclema
HAY p=tria doidGa se ama
;aZ pst.is dcnae Sc suefs.
AGaf en- Is, Gentil riqutfA
amor y dicha seDtf,
mas, por aesgraeia isy de nil
estss slegr1as son
pedszos del ccrf z6n
que me voy dejando aqni.
Hoy redornfs el cgminante:
mas no lleva poZ tas0ro,
mn leud sin cuerdas dc orc
en- su alfcris de visndante:
el ave que anduvo errants
Va tiene para cantar
el aibol que fue SC lar
y el Arbol cue 10 abrig6,
porqra el amor le form6
do3 nidos en- que poear.
iAfi2s B 3rinquen donosa!
ias os gallsrdos riqne no. !
Cs deio todos mis- suef1os
y nj illusion mas heYmoss:
& vuastrs TERRA pompoaa
me ljgan tan dnlces lszos,
gus antes de Siejar mis- pescs
en- profundo padecar,
quisiera volverla un ser
para estrecharla en- mi. hrazos.
San Jasn, P. r. stbre. 1902.
Eduardo Dios Lecuno
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07
FurS and Fur Garments
Best at The Plymouth Clothing House.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,


f. r. Carlson is home from western trim
Miss Gertrude Fox has returned from the
east.
L. $. Shaft left last evening for the east on
a business trip.
Mrs Mrs. George F.. Wilson and daughter, Mrs.
SWEET, are home from abroad.
Mr., and Mrs. W. A. ,rreemre have moved
into their new home at 324S Portland avenue.
The Union Card Club will be entertained by
Mrs. rutman at her home, 1922 Hawthorn ave-
nue., Tuesday.
Mrs. Lyman Walter Brundage, of Seattle is
Hotel Southern
Mrs: Bingley, Fales and little daughter are
Hawthorn avenue.
W. NJ. Booth, chairman of the food bazaar
committee of the City salesmen's association, is
Ill at his home with diphtheria.
Miss Harriet Leekley will entertain the Multi
secundus Club at her home, No. GA E Six.
teenth street, tomorrow evening.
Mrs. S. c. =. Smith, who has been the guest
sity, has returned to her home in Verndale.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
as follows: apolis-Victoria, J. B. Mosher
and J. Henderson. Duluth-Holland, w. Ames.
Miss Annabelle Stuart has returned from D,l-
buque,, Iowa, where, she went to attend the
funeral Of Miss Ntulgrew, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. ]. Mulgrew. !. y
social this evening to formally open the free
reading-room and library. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared.
RI: clam chowder supper will be served in the
Thirteenth Avenue NJ e. church Tuesday eve
ming. The supper will be served by John Kelly
under the auspices OF the men of the official
board. .s
Miss Grace Lavayea is. home from a summer
trip on the Pacific coast and is with her mother
at SIS Ninth avenue Sc, Her father, II. L.
Lavayea, of Larimore, N. D., is with them for
a few days. ~ I.
Minneapolis arrivals at the Holland House,
New York, this week. were Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Pratt, Mrs. George T. ;French, Mr.. and Mrs. John
+: Mickey, G. Ii. Hood, Mrs. L. +. Scar and
H. S. Barber Z & il:
The Say Zu Zus met Tuesday with Mrs. Bar
tholomew, 1905 Second avenue S. Prizes were
won by Mines. Lampson, Lyons. Ramsell and
Burschell. Mrs. Boyd, of 70 Thirteenth street
s, will be the hostess, Tuesday. ...
Friday evening, 3 sheet and pillow case party
was given at the home Of William Hamilton, in
Hillside avenue III Honor of the senior class
Of the North high school, The usual Halloween
games were played and prizes were by
Miss Grayce Hill and Ell Mortimer; Vocal
solos were given by Augustus Dowdall accom-
panied by Miss Ethel lockwood, valedictoran:
After a Halloween luncheon. the company went
to the attic, where the class prophecy by Miss
Blanche Robinson, salttatorian Of the class, was
read by an attendant spirit. : y Is
80. - r.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07
A MODEL FEED STORE
Mart Whltcomb Has Built One on HI.
Property, 20 and 80 Eighth street N.

Mart Whitcomb Has Built One on His
Property, 20 and 80 Eighth street N.
Mart Whitcomb is inviting everybody to
come and see him in his new business
home. He certainly has the model feed
store Of the continent and has good rea
son to be proud of his place.
The building is red brick, floor all con-
crete except the sandstone driveway
which runs through the entire building.
Big entrances, which can be closed at WILL
permit a full loaded wagon to drive
through. :.'
Mr.. Whitcomb believes in comforts, too,
and has fixed up an office with lava
tory and furniture that would do credit
to a model office block. ~
He wants all his customers and pros
pective new ones to be sure to call He
is contemplating building q store on the
other three lots which he owns next to
his new store.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07

The members Of the Kappa Kappa Gam.
ma fraternity were entertained last even.
ing by Miss Virginia Rugg Of st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07

Wright Wrongs No Man. J..
Wright's old-fashioned buckwheat flour is pure
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07

Mrs. Herbert H. WEIGH Of 27O6 Pleasant
avenue entertained about thirty guests
Wednesday evening as surprise for Mr..
WEIGH, the occasion being their wedding
anniversary. The guests also surprised
both Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH by presenting
them with q handsome cut glass salad
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07
To California.

Through Pullman Tourist sleepers to
California via the Sunshine Route {Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Santa Fe
lines), every Tuesday, commencing Octo-
Der 14th. Berth rate, Sc. Ticket rate,
1890 during October. Ticket office. 1928
Nicollet avenue, or address w. 3. Dixon,
N. w. P. A., st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07

If you are too busy to bring your want
ad to The Journal, call up No. 8, either
you by taking your ad over the phone
II you will kindly call in and pay for same
at your earliest convenience it will greatly
facilitate the handling of these small
amounts . - '-- - 49, t..-.
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If you are too busy to bring your want
ad to The Journal, call up No. 9, either
line and The Journal will accomm odate
you by taking your ad over the phone
II you will kindly call in and pay for same
at your earliest convenience it will greatly
facilitate the handling of these small
amounts. s.. =;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07
THEATRICAL MAN MARRIED,

James L. Glass, Of New York, who is con-
nected with one Of the many theatrical enter
prises of Dick Ferris lessee of the Lyceum the
alter, was married yesterday to Miss Callie Rice
Smith, Of San Antonio, Texas. The service was
read by Rev. j. D. Slocum in the parors Of the
St, James Hotel,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07
SUNDAY Trains to Lake Mlnnetonka.

To and including Sunday. Nov. 9, the
Minneapolis & St.@Louis Railroad will run
Sunday. trains to Lake Minnetonka, leav-
ing Minneapolis at 9:45 a. M, returning
leave the lake at 5:45 p. m. Rate soc the
round trip. :. 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07

Mrs. O.. e. Greeley gave an informal
luncheon for group of friends, who are
on their way to the Pacific coast Monday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07

An informal affair was given last even
ing at the chapter house; Of Alpha Tau
Omega. 412 Walnut .streetEtSE, when the
fraternity entertained a group Of girls.
The decorations were in the fraternity
:colors, sky blue and old gold, and white
roses were the flowers. =;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-07

Miss Luella Tyler of 1909 Clinton avenue
entertained group Of girls Tuesday ev-
ening at a marshmallow toast. Sweet
peas and ferns were on the tables and
dainty wax tapers Illuminated the
more. secluded corners. Several read
ings We're contributed by Miss Maud Ger
IRISH and Miss Bessie .MacKeen. Prizes
for the guessing contests were won by
Misses Gertrude Fifield Neva McElroy and
Mamie 'Gerrish. Present were Misses
Maud and Mamie Gerrish, Alice Becon,
Bessie MacKeen Mary Brownell, Theo-
dora Schneider, Gertrude Fifield, Neva Nc
Elroy and Mrs. G. M. Kennedy.
Tomorrow Mrs. Jean Mitchell Law
renee will give the first Of her informal
saturday afternoon teas, which will con-
tlnue to be regular weekly affairs through
the season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-12
ARIZONA TOWNS

ncsday last The line will be- strunl
into Gold Road 10y tonight \ tele
phone line TO the t.g gold camp OF tn,
county Viii bee quite a convenience e
to people uI kingman ana the MINING
camps
suit In oicctmcnt has been filed II
the district court 10y George y Conan,
against J. j. Tobn This suit viii set
tie the title to the Burns spring. over
which tterc has Leon Il dispute. Last
winter Conard obtained a Judgment
against Tohin and an order of restitu
tioE was issued and Tohin removed
from the place. but he returned and
took possession OF the place and sub
scQucntly shot Conard, when the latter
went there to prepare the ground be
low the spring for "a crop
Charles l.. Radcliffe. of San Pedro
y NJ accompanied 10y Judge j. T.
Perry and several of the owners. Wis
tied the Russell Il Co mines near thu
Shccptrail. this week They returned
from the mines Thursday evening last
Nj Radcliffe made thorough oNami
nation of the property and on his re
port will depend the sale The mines
are big and show values the entire
length. Small shafts have been sunl,
along the vein and everywhere posi-.
hle crossCuts have been run in expos
ing immense ore hodics The river is
but sever miles away and a good road
runs past the mines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-12
hOlGROOk.
Good Fruit Crop-Grhey TO Build-A
L,s wool Marset-Transfer
OF Troops.

From IA, Argus
The country districts report n good
fruit crop this year
G. Il Baucrlach, Y. J. O'Kclly and
Freeman Stewart were ny from WI
slow
Mrs l. Fish went mp to Concno TO
see her father, T.. Cheney, who is quite
sick
Louie Guhey his commenced ;hc
erection OF an ado y building on the
site whore the Arp 3 office stood. The
building will hc 25xa one story, with
basement
J. l. Clark VINO has been in the en-.
ploy OF + J. Wattron as clerk for
sone time, resigned his position this
week. and has hied himself to the hills
on a prospecting tour.
VIE Scorse. vino mas been Clerling
FOR his uncle. II H.. tor some time, eN
poets TO leave next week fot Alberta.
Can where he will go into the stock
business In company with his brother
James
Mr. and Mrs A b. Commons Mrs.
cambridge and Miss Qulnois of keams
Canyon, left for San Francisco MIR
Ewing VINO drove them down has re-
turned 10 the canyon
Holhrook is sustaining her reputa-
ton as a shipping point for wool and
stock There has up To- this time been
shipped forty-tVo cars Of wool. amount
ing to about 1000. GOO pounds, besides
several train leads OF stock.
Tuesday was quite a lively day FOR
Holhrook or account of the transfer
ing of troops Two troops OF the Firth
cavalry. under command of Captain
Wheeler, lett Tor the Philippines, and
two troop OF the Third cavalry. en-
route from the islands To Fl Apache,
under command OF Captain livdcliin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-12
WHY RESSEGUiE LEFT.
isagreement Said to Have Been Con-
cerninq Maintenance


The real reason for the dismissal OF
General superintendent G.. r. REESE.
suiy from the Santa Fc are gradually
coming to the surface. in spite OF the
rClusois of all of those in authority 10
make any statements concerning the
matter says the Topeka State journal.
The rumor IS now that Mr. REESE.
guio. disagreement with Third VICE
President kendrick and the other ON.
Gals was on the subject of track main
tcnance Mr.. Nossoguie believed that
mis- chief duty was To make money Tor
ia" road. II Is claimed that to accom-
plish this object. he sacrificed to some
extent the maintenance of the ruadhpd
and ccupral care OF the interests in
trusted to his charge. BY this course.
II Is asserted he WAS able 10 make "A
record for small expenditure IN his
department, but that IT was done at
the expense Of the condition ut The
road
Those who think that the alleged de
terior1tion of the road was the real
cause of MIR Resseguie's disbursement
with the company say that the recent
wrecks on the Chicago division can be-
attributed in several instances. at
east, to the had condition OF the track
and ties
The officers of the company state
tina, there is no truth In the published
rumor that Mr. Ressoguie was dis
missed In order TO ConCiliatc Third
VICE President Kendrick. and keep Mr.
kendrick in the employ OF the com.
pany. They deny that there has been
any rash between President Ripley
and Mir. Kendrick
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-12
T. JOHNS.
Social at Home OF q. Sehuster-Nar.
row Escape from Fire-Cang
OF Oespe ADDE'S.

From the Herald
\ quiet little social event was en-
ioyed at the huspitahlc home ot Mr
ana Mrs. II Schuster by few init.
mate friends Of the family. Ice cream
such as My an expert can make, and
elegant cake. were served as refresh
mcnt.
a private letter from Concho tells
of the narrow escape of the Schustor
Mercantile company's store from de-
struCtion 10y fiIc. The heroic efforts OF
a large crowd of men saved the bulid.
inL Little damage was done Entire.
~ covered 10y insurance
Father Nahio. Of Flagstaff. and
Father Connolly. Of Winslow conduct.
ed the religious EXERCISES OF the Cath
Ollie church here on st John1 day
They 10 from her" To Springerville and
back ny here and ON To Concho While
tn fathers we've IN the city one couple
embarked on the nttul sea OF matri-
mony and perhaps some others may
Sc" their footprints on the sands of
time ana take heart and hand as well.