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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Mary ID come again Arthur Dawson can
read quito lecture oH organizing HUp7
uf 100 together just run down hoyr Uud
bunch up 100 or so of us, VIII your Your
letter sounds pretty Erlu- i bclicYu ypu
ran do II, old man. rather Nike our new
contest but 7 think I slIall wait while
before l give nay opinion Have not rra
up ou the matter enough yet. / VIII ten
yun right now, Uape. Jackson ls the ono
! should have voted for in the last contest
IKE Ilucolp. too, though some southern
people are 80 bitter lu speaking OF hE
Edna y. Middleton. suppose II would
umuse YOU 70 hear that ] Visited oncp whore
they we're picking cotton and cnc day tried
Il, bur only picked sixty pounds Nice for
Il big stripping Ike me-. wasn't IN I think
talked toO much. Say girls. don't grt
offended az Arthnr's plain remarks, ne Is
un alturound good fellow ! know. By the
ring ~ bis letter he says what be thinks
don't Ike 70 see a boy o. girl that tugns
with the wind. They are never OF the best
stripe When fellow SAYS d thing why.
he should stick 90 o. Dawson IL all right.
Too bad there d not a lot more Ike him.
Byebye Jack Raymond.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

II. Sewer, a carpenter ana builder Of
Keuton. Tenn. when suffering intensely
from aa attack Of bilious collie. sent 20 a
nearby drug store Tor something TO re-
lloye him The druggist sent him bottle
of Cbambcrmu's collie, Cholera and
Dinrrlrrca Remedy, three doscs ~ which
onccted permanent cure This IS the
only remedy that can be depended upon
ln TIC most severe cases Of colo and
cholera morhus Most druggists know this
ana recommend u when such q medicine
is called for For sale by an druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
THE - o. oHGAp MATcHEs.
Wealthy Men Who Care Not for Costly
Chronometers.

The timo seems past for costly Watches
SAYS writer IA London Truth. I mot lost
week wealthy American who, whilc tsk
Ing abnul the robbery ~ MIS-. John Ainu.
roe's jewels. remarked that ladies liked eX-
peMsiNc things 0f that sort % wear hut
thar for his part be thought them cause
~ unnecessary anxiety. and liked 10 sim
pity. Saying So, hr drew out his watch
~ was In a gnn,metai case. and ho said ha
paid 10 francs for II az the 1900 exhibi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

nylIl' lea LoWc............ AZ
khea Clark ........ ...,....''''' W.,
Drtio smith ............. ''.'''''' 0 03
annie RicSler .................. *
Maggie l.. Handy ''''''''''''' o.
Jack Raymond ........,''.'' '''' W.
'''''''''''' lo
Total ............ -
Previously reported ''''''' co 81
Grand total o., 80
'''''''''''. $40 ip
WI,
n W., W1S,a l I'Ngs.- Dear lIappynammers.
htinu,lr 'IuieS another little boy tu JOIN Your
mst time ! have ever written TO r6e ious.
"a" ISL am going 10 school, ! um only
~ years OLD Ear. lHougIuy.
sl..f,. w.
r-,,,.',i i'A@'. Dear Happyn3mmcrs.
""I'" "Ne 10 JOIN your haupy baud OIL boys
o. eltH' '" IN years OLD. ! Akr TO
r, ,i..o'i n"t bn not gong now. / uaN.
'''''' 'l 's' mus VIII e,v7t a new il1N.
sob Richardson.
nm ~ iittra Lng ~, ,, "' 'i'IPt ANu At.'s.
cat. his r.Iua is T..., ".' pc,
rats 10 cat Aiy pInJ iqLcs -ti, '''''
lib, io r.aJ .h,' Ias's, nr Ky ''''' Il
ng them [ believe Hgi i. al ,.,. W.,
v.iic l{pr..' f'I,','.,., ''
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will be- g'nl whom sIu,,,,,, ,.,,,.t,,.
our uc- birds l.t L...i r,r5 I.,.t ....
one sunday m6ratHs rhct were siitttln. ' ON
the porch on % nuN aud lhc ola birI Lei
The hens name Is Corcan and The cthor
Charley A true Hap, MUu4ie BaNc.
Suc!hFYiue, TcNgs.-Dcar Napuvnam.
mcls: win YOU admit a little girl at q to
JOIN your happy haudg ] live lu she couu-
my papa takes The Houston Post ] love
TO read the chlrons page. viii tell
fri, Una T..
lis name Is "Slep;" we play together
and have lots OF fun ] have "a pc, Kitten.
whose name Is Marry" Well. / win close.
tne HdpS' Wo5dTine.
l-"Idi" l'N"S.- b'"I lAIpNhNWmnNs; !
WEI 10 I",n your A"pr{ "ih" "t '". tlJ
z" !Sy "m Id years " " 0 see i1r contest
~ ~" WAS me greatest woman born lu
lhe Nln'lc'Atu century. "Ll cast M'
Iy't 1907 queen NI'toIa. see some or me
~ llaI,s ~; Iig i1tE,aA aoHuI l4Hglhs. cont
s t3 ",,| m"Iil 5n H.n 5 was ai '14 no
lime W,i' viii anil srrafcrin. '''
Emma j. 10 @. Sexton,
900 -
,',gU s6,I rrt1er I'm tbn la, ..''''g
e nave Eot nut weather. mere now 10 HaH
seem Hhe WINTER H. NJ" ] "n -',hE TO
5'HU'' 'WM "t" ,riD--,1oy'' ,,....,..,
h"Ng i"ut STUDIES aIli Hmeiig. IARGV"-r'
reading and spelling, utso writing MY $751;
ter is writing il's. letter FOR me-. can
write pul Wa aIr"iu e9ulun Wllie p.al"
A true Hap. oliver Samueisou.
WIZ V'i", I'LL r II, ,i, info
, WI {"n "' hnrd nf hovs md eirIsg
your h"plN 95uu OF 10y Guu
am 10 Years "lu gnu 20 10 syuoyii W. IL ~, %.
nave , no Pg'S6 Iwl n nan no ri5e hcr
Ii mgu'i 5on PHI" tSon how g Inn" T INV oldsst
StStr crldeS her rrcll ucal ann lh
The h!sh ioHrjn Erade, ! VIII close i''
this time. true HAP ,,.,,
M"U'e virgin" i"'' Num-
H. NV ~, f .,I,,i iis i've
your n4tp' fr u1no ." ,,lno II IL Very largo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

In Hdppy band Of girls and bors 1.-Two
Houston Tui HES country ten miles from
gn Sundr,t ne 10 go hunting aud often
uien ,b. tihe my sun aud dog. and
jcttn vn",e rabbits. have only soon onr
from ARn"Gg Pass ir9m2 here aud that was
cNNnce to read the de,, ola ~ q
ncot"! Interest ing letters Inn III MI" nv.
'"p' August Bcutol
VIII fi'.I,onsrr, Texas Dear Hapnyhnmnors
Mld lou please admit anoihnr 1i.r",,,.,i,
@i l"'N your happy band nf bovs and
~ .lN father takes The post ana tbr
n9oe P'I' iooh Is on our Young folks
luz didht spcul suvh happy christ.
mus as ] expected because unn,S' tS,,tt T.,
ali ,HD'I h'"lth and she was la the bnd
", Nimas week Well | had better
tl,ir.",' 'N' my letter too long for ! ann
'tu- To- escape the waste basket am
new Hap Adnijpc J,rcs ANU
,,a ~,n1r'oENl' Texas Dear tlanpvham
,ii a. "9od morning H1ps Nov 10 You
lI}. J. know had lots rather i've I'm ibe
tolll thdl n the CITY. Live i'm Inc com.
rCS "1.le you eau have almost anything;
VIZ IiWt io eat amy time YOU want II
L uNe jo go 90 the watermelon notrh col
", W.lViI go UnJcr tree or some niSte
I'm Ht''H'' Hlt IL open, and ii looks so rcd
one. non ,an eat good portion Of
'." '"lEt one. NOT a small one.
Nellie Eaglcsou.
I ann Hin, ,GG"aS uear Happl hammers.
.t..k, IA NV ti,l ~ years nld from Ken
fr. rtn. all ~ i" uN new mono among
Hams bg, M"u' 10 lolht your hand o.
.rlf .b a. H'W m"ihcr She rs here
Eara nv Sl'h Just as soon as she got
the elm. n"" llae To 60 up To soc
mother and son,' n'rh waiting ON my
to XIV " g.i, I"Iuef' ! have no playmate-
.tv,l i;,,l Ni'u We l9nN next door has
HON a.. ~ uU-S ''ueI wrinkle and Dlmplc
.1.nro a VI" !'Nr lnell h0mesi ! have no
''"' 'i'S9u'
Maggie l.. Handy.
\r,lf.....,,,-
r,.r. SLY i''' IeNaS' pear liappvh9m
A. tni '','. zones another l2Near-old boy
I ,iit NO u'PllN nHnd oI hoyS ana girls.
reader. srgInm5r .r.un.r r'' ,r,, EluIN lnir3
fnot Xxx. o. 'Wltn.'.' a,p
INV Amt prtf|o y .,. LOG i,, Ni'g
cake and fuILnt.. g.1 No.. t, "N 'N, VIZ
uue uet rabbit Do f.. hi4. .,a ,I',,
spotted ! have ID .n.I f nom. H. N',iii
I have peycr r.Ia.r b,, ,"'D ~ ,ft'"
my arsr attcfnpt ,iu 49, ~? "t'
better uoNf tnrc S1nrr,5n HX-irt,,s ''
''
Eurylue. T,yns.. Dlqr ltipn,.l,, humane. =,
has been sometime. sine. ,,.I.t. ga l
maze. lui win t.r .rlIn MN yh,,r Az
% Very nice (hri,.ilY4 trao. ,pd tb"r.. ,.,.
ID good many m,..cuts ,u 10 wan HAN
] uu NOT going to school nov nm sfllt
90 home some bur you know n how gs,ff
learn yc.s much nj nom. Ia. fh, ,,Ie, .,,l
many other thiueS aurov hin, All ,Ia,,
Boo h'ul.s ~ bis glu rpediug clolpinp ma
his books are tossed away. NE vns ro,r,t
tu study hut is on hunting or pI3yIu- mi
e. .|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Roans Prairie TeNas Dew uappyham
Wers. Nay ! step ben and have "a chat
with YOU Jolly peoplry Dr. has iust boon
yea since last wrote but hayc closely
scWtiuizcd every issue oi The Post and
,he llRps page always comes urst Well,
what about the new contest? ! think 10
VIII be very interesting one. Who Is or
was the greatest woman OF the Nineteenth
centWyt ! have Just finished .c9Iug
hook The Beautiful life OF Frances 70
willard or m the women ever heard
Of or read Of Erlu,rs Willard wa. the
FORM hnd become matter ot the past
history. long after the woman question
hds brought about she equality OF men and
Wowen political. social and financial. the
name Of Frances willard should be roiucm.
herci, not only as one who led great
t'lent her en- huSll-m, 60 make the world
wider for women and better for humanity.
The woman question had long been To- her
90 vital Interest, because lr formed part
or the great woman question She saw
ih1t IN. women participated ln purify
every where was undermining thp real lN.
lerestS of the nation could uut be swept
away. There are those who ryru I'm these
days condemn women FOR taking amy parF
in public questions, hut 10 Mss willard
politics was par NJ her religion r1r she
believed the government OF the country to
ne an integral part Of tho service de-.
W1nfed 10y God from every loYu soul ID
Is said that the time IS % hand when 10
shall rise Phoenix Ike ana triumphant.
ana the men and women WIFI look back
over the pages OF history whore I'm golden
.ctiers shail HIand the name OF true pm.
ulots or rms age and don't thiu., any
ono win he more clearly traced than thai
of Frances Willard. A true lIpp.
Katie Mcintyre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

such nice interesting letters You are tho
star OF the page NcXt comes WOodblnc
lney are uur iaYOrltc writer's But All tue
TAPS write interesting letters. Come
again. Dora g., you are i.ula'S eouslu A..
stayed at home Christmas and read tho
Haps page. Some ot the Haps are ialk
ing about dancing. We don't thlnk there is
any harm IN II n IL Is carried On rignt.
We Ike 20 read novels ana have rrnd
great many. our tavorltc writer's are Mrs
Mary ]. Holmes aud IA. W. Lou.telluw.
We think Mrs. Nations work is Just won.
deriuly me. Well We had better close
this foolish letter Hoping the AapS had
a nice time Christmas. adloS.
Lula Cole and lille Carter,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Baby troubled with Eczema, or
other disiiguring itching dis
ease of the skin?
Doan's Ointment will cure.
Can rot harm the most deli
cate skin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

| Read ~ 'p I'm IN inll names to the editrcss
"''s St the top Of this page
Margaret Hadley Foster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

san Angelo. Texas Dear Happyham
mcrs. ! have started many q letter for
this page but always wound mp IN NOT send
ing II / shall a. least get this letter on
Tho way We had several very interesting
letters this week, EssIe Collcps mud AT
tbur Dawson always write splendid LEI.
tors and ~ Marion Ewing bids fair 70 be
one ot our leaders Such letters as yours
NJ Marion. makes a fellow pnt on his think
Ing cap ] Just read 'Ihaddeous OF War
saw" for the second time the other dav.
A fine book that, one ~ the best cgSr
read Here's another whose favcrte d.
version" Is reading. ! believe enjoy a
historical novel better than ANYTHING
with Lee IN Virginia and "Surry OF
Eagles Nest" are splendid There Is some
romance connected with these books. but
uct enough 10 weary one. while the ac
counts " the battles, escapes, etc, arc
thrilling Bv the way, HapB, don't y0I
agree With Mrs. Foster about these fangie
bangle nnmesf Why, actually before /
would put "bue eyes" or black brown,
v hatevcr they mlght be on any other such
name 7 thiak I would just sign "cat
s'piephant" or whatever ] most resemhicd
N would not sound half 20 foolish. | move
that we vote n out aud when a letter COMES
"a With such y nom de plume let Mrs i0t-
ter change % 10 Boil or Jane. ! rather Ike
the nom Dc plume n II Is not a silly one.
Say. some of yon people have wonderful
dreams Bill Rebel for Instance: then a
while back I believe II was Mary n
Rutherford who had slch dream about
tie Hsps. Yeu write hne letters, though
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uluendahl. Texas Dear Hsppyssam@'';s1.,h,,
Here comes a boy 10 years oia ''''
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HARRINGTON. TeIas.-Dear lIappyhammers;
TIere we come knocking for Ambulance.
W. are two little Texas girls lille Is
10 and lula r. H. We live I'm the country
and enjoy country life very much Haps.
how did Christmas serve youf We bad a
vorv nice time We went 70 a wedding
Nondav uiEht and u Christmas tree and
coreerf Tuesday night We wish some or
Won Hans. could have been there. We
ti,ow yotl,S Eslo have bad niee time.
william aame again, you write
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Content. Texas.-Dear Happyhammcrs.
Here comes another little girl II wears OF
age to Join your band Of happy girls ana
hovs My aunt takes The Post and /
delight In reading the llaps pagc I've
In the country two miles from Content,
have no pets; I have three brothers ana
Doyle Lottie. Will close for this time,
bopiDc To be enrolled as q Happyhammer;
Win many kind wishes TO Mrs Foster and
the Haps Mamie carr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Brocton In.-Dear Happvhammers WIZ
von admit mn Illinois boy into your haPP}
band Of girls and boysl ! an, III yea DO n
/ have a brother 7 years Oh. We ~ ,nt
lobooI one mile and half away. Ny AHnl
Kate Waters from Houston. IeAas, s.nf
visiting here and mS,'e my papa p.eiso ous
- .ri,a Post II Is very cold here INC hoS
Snd airis have lots OF fun skating ! tnlSS
esSat,es The waste basket ! VIII wiiie a'""'
INV nets next time. new HAP r,dss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

Miss Gertrude Sans SOuci will do all of
her piano work in Minneapolis this year
and is on the faculty Of the Northwestern
Conservatory. Miss Sans Souci will pub
lish two new songs before the holidays.
She has arranged for several recitals to
be given through the state with Mrs.
Maud Timer Jones and Mrs. Nettie Sry-
der.
Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones will sing at a
number Of concerts during the late fall
and will appear before the different mu-
steal clubs. She has planned several pro-
grams to be given in Winnipeg. where she
won such enViable success last year. With
Mrs. Maud Adams Waterman, Mrs. Jones
Will sing at the opening of the Masonic
Temple Monday evening.
Heinrich Hoevel is planning to give a Sc
rles Of chamber concerts modelled after
those Of last winter. Mr. Hoevel will
have his studio in the Metropolitan Mu-
sic building
Mrs. Anna Smith Behrens will not have
downtown studio this winter Mrs
Behrens is still far from strong and will
only take a few pupils at her home, 1902
r. Franklin avenue.
Miss Ednah F. Hall has joined the fac
ulty of the Johnson School of Music Miss
Hall sang before the Woman's Readina
club of Saltwater Monday and gave a de-
lightful program. With the Minnea polls
LetuleS quartet, Sne VIII give a series OF
concerts in nearby towns during the
winter.
Carlyle Scott and Miss Verna Colder
will occupy their old studio in the Met
ropolitan building. Miss Golden ha:
charge Of the violin work at the johnson
School Of Music and has associated with
her Cragg Walston. She has organized
the Students Symphony orchestra amone
her pupils and the organization meet:
every Friday evening in the school gym
nasium for g thorough orchestral drill
There are twenty violins, as we'll as WING
and reed instruments, and the member:
are Of all ages. Miss Golden will alst
! form string quartet among her private
pupils. Mr.. Scott and Miss Golden will
give a series Of piano and violin recitals
and three programs of sonatas have beer
planned. Mr.. Scott spent the summe
near Boston, but more in recreation thar
in study.
Emil Zoch is preparing for a %Brahm
concert, which will be given early in tn,
season. Mr.. Zoch was in the city all sum
mer and will occupy his studio in tn,
Metropolitan building. He will give othe
recitals later.
| Hamlin H. Hunt will give his usua
| interesting organ recitals and has ar
ranged for programs in the neighborins
cities. Mr.. Hunts numbers at the vespe1
service in Plymouth church Sunday aft
ernoon form almost concert program ant
are thoroughly enjoyed. His studio is il
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

The jority of the musicians are back
from their summer wanderings and are
already busy with plans for the work Of
the early fall and winter. There are a
few absences Of ptanists and vocaists,
who have gone away for study or travel,
but their places will be taken by the new
people who have joined the musical COL
ony.
Willard Patten spent the summer in the
city, with an occasional outing at
Of the lakes. Mr.. Patten has been very
busy with composition, and a revised edi-
ton of his popular Isaiah will shortly
be issued. ISAIAH will be followed by
a set of songs by two Of his pupils in har-
mony. Mr.. Patten has also been putting
the finishing touches to his latest work.
a historical cantata, to be entitled Foot
stones Of a NatiOn,' and the preparation
Of a score for reading similar to the
given last year. He will have his
studio in the Lindley block. He begins
his harmony classes this week, and in No
vember monthly recitas by his advanced
pupils will be given in his studio or in
the handsome music room In his new
residence on Stevens avenue
Carl Reidelsberger will have his studio
in the Medical block this winter. He has
plans for a number Of concerts to be given
in the early fall and will appear in Des
MOines Nov. II for the Ladies' Guild
Later he will play in Sioux Falls and Red
wing. lie mas Planned two lecture re-
Citals and will conduct his string quartet
as last year Mr.. Reidelsberger will man
age the DanZ concerts this winter and
will teach in Stanley Hall and in the new
minnesota Conservatory of Music in St.
Paul. During the summer he filled a
number Of Chautauqua engagements and
played with great success in DeS Moines.
II. S. Woodruff will be in the Metro :
politan Music building. His pupils keep
him very busy and his work with the
Apollo club, of which he was recently
elected director, will leave him very little
leisure. He has planned several organ
recitals to be given planned the season.
Emil Ober-Hoffer will be in charge of
the new department of music at the uni
versity and will also teach In the North
western Conservatory. Mr.. Ober-H offer
will direct the Philharmonic club this sea-
son, as he did last.
Associated with Mr.. Ober-Hoffer at the
university Is John Parsons Beach Mr.
Beach is on the faculty of the North
Western Conservatory and will give his
recitals which were such a pleasant
feature Of last season, in the conservatory
hall. Mr.. Beach spent the summer study
Ing in Boston.
Gustavus Johnson will be busy with his
duties as director Of the Johnson School of
Music. He has planned several recitals
Of compositions about the holidays.
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See
MiCOZlef
"a venue
Windows
for
Samples
of the
Wonderful
Values
we Are
Offering.
FALL PLANS OF LOCAL MUSICIANS

Studios Are Being Reopened and the Musicians Are Looking Forward
Busy and Pleasant seanMusioales and Recitals Al
ready Proected-Wiard Patten Revising
Isaiah and Will Also Bring Patriotic Cantata
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

Paul, and Emil Oberhoffer will give Ten
nyson's "Enoch Arden" with music by
Richard Strauss. There will also be
Strauss songs and other numbers, which
insures an evening of charming entertain-
ment. 1872. .*
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

William, John Hall will give a song re-
lcital in his studio at the Landour Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Hall will sing three
groups Of songs and will be accompanied
by Mrs. Hall.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

A letter to Rudolph Aronson from
Prague announces that Kocian, the young
Bohemian violin virtuoso, will perform for
the last time this season with the Richter
orchestra. at Manchester, Nov. g., and on
NOV. - he, will sail on the steamer Ma
jestic from Liverpool with his accompa-
mist and secretary. A delegation of rep
resentative members of Bohemian socie-'
ties. will welcome Kocian on his arrival
in New York. 5..s....> .s.z.zs
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

and want them
as much So as
it is to love the
beautiful and
The Tucson citizen., 1902-03-29
THE CITY NEWS
lNPARHGRHPHS.

Al o'clock this afternoon trains
> and 10 were reported on time.
francisco Rodriguez who Is charged
withstealing four head of cattle from
Inc Pusch & Zellweger ranch at
Ariyaca and putting his own brand on
them. will be given preliminary hear
ing on a felony charge in Judge
Meyer's court next Friday. The wit
Deses have been summooed from
Ariyaca for that day.
There are but four prisoners In the
city jail. The docket has been very
Eight this week. None OF the prisoners
in iail at present are yagrants. 1he
latter are steering clear of the bread
and water diet OF the Tucson Jail.
Fank Oleson, who lis interested In
mines at Washington Camp and in the
Canada del Orc. is very Ill with pneu-
monia at his room in ffle Park View
Hotel. IL liz believed b ythe physi-
clans In attendance that he cannot
ike.
For the first time In many weeks
No. . came i'm on time last nigh.- The
train was run in two sections on ac~
count of the heavy traffic. No lo was
nearly on time this morning. She has
been running from three TO i've hours
late.
In the probate court today a mar
rage license was issued 10 George
TerpenIng of Montrose. Colo. and Miss
Sophia Simmons of this city. Aioert,
an old man 10 years OF age was COM
mitted TO the insane asylum at Phoe-
nix. The physicians who examined
him. pronounced him mentally un-
balanced.
A trainman who came In from ! una
this morning reportei that 252 loaded
east bound freighAsxsars we're blocked
at 4hat place because OF insufficient
motive power to move them over ths
Tucson. division.
Superintendent Sroufe today loaned
tn the Ladies' Auxiliary O. X. c. 5os
wards of bunting for the decoration ol
the Natatorium. Master ..eehani'
Small loaned two head lights and foul
dozen red. white and green railroad
lanterns. Red. white and green ar
the coIors of the order,