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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
BASE BALL NEVIS.
Review of the Week of the
 Teams In This League.

Waterbury Has Made a Poor Record
 for Victories for Some Weeks-Still
 Stands Second In Batting and Fourth
 In Fielding-New Haven is Next to
 Last In Fielding and Third In Bat
 ting, Yet Leads the League-Results
 of Games Saturday and Yesterday.
 New Haven, July 2S.-The Connectl- cut baseball league starts on the tnlru period of its season with the New ha- ven club pretty firmly established III first place, with Bridgeport and Spflns- field running a neck-and-neck race TOT a place, and with New London chasing them all with speed superior to any of the leaders. Interest in the second division is confined to Meriden's vali- ant efforts to gain commanding lead over Hartford, feat not difficult of performance in the present form of the two teams. The results of the past weeks games have separated the lead, CTS and tail-enders by a margin Of 244 points, which is the greatest difference the league has shown since the race gained a fair headway. The fact that the fight now is among the middle clubs gives indication that the race may become a procession in another fortnight.
 Dividing the season in periods of six weeks, the second of which has just closed, it is found that New Ha, ven. New London, Hartford and Meri- den have made the greatest progress in the middle season contest. Since June 15, New Haven has won "A out of it's 34 games, New London 19 out of S4, Meriden 16 out of 34, and Hartford 16 out of 35. During the first period of the season these same clubs won re- spectively. IT out of 33, IT out of 34. 13 out Of 33, and 12 out of 31. The records of the other two first division teams are not materially different for the two periods. In the first period Bridgeport won 19 out of 34, and Springfield 20 out of 33; in the second period they won 19 out of B, and 19 out of 36 respectively. Norwich for the two periods won IS out of B and 16 out of 36; Waterbury's record was 16 out of B for the first and only put of 35 for the second period.
 It is apparent, therefore, that New London is the only club whose rate of speed gives any promise of overriding the leaders. The other clubs must snow greater percentage or YlcIOrles than they have exhibited at any stage of the season to check the aspirants from New Haven.
 The pitchers have been unusually successful against the batters during fhe week, only two teams showing an increase in batting average, while six clubs show falling off of 20 points The gathers were Meriden ', and Bridgeport 3 points; the losers were Norwich and Waterbury points each Springfield 4, New Haven 2, and Hart ford and New London a point each In team fielding the clubs have more than held their own, five showing 2 gain, two standing at last weeks mark and one. falling off only a fraction New London and Hartford gained points each, New Haven and Norwich 2 points each. Bridgeport point, whil: Waterbury fell off point.
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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

Pagan, over whom the forfeiture of the game between Washington Hills and the St Thomas Cadets came about, played with the Pastimes yesterday and proved a power with the stick.
 The suspension has not been re- moved from any player, notwithstand- ing the report to the contrary. When the suspension is removed the presi- dent will notify the league directors first.
 The results of the games in the Greater Waterbury Amateur league yesterday were as follows: Lafay-- cites Il, Acmes 5: Sunshines IS; Big Seven 2; Moonlights IS. Fifth Wards | 5; Oakvilles II, Merrimacs 9; Oakvilles II. Merrimacs '.
 The standing of the league is as fol-
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
Costa Rica Volcano Active.

SAN JOSH. Costa Rica, July s. Subterranean roarings resembling thunder are frequently heard in this city and in Alajuela, town 111a miles distant They are believed to be caused by the Poas volcano, nineteen miles northwest of here. Quantities of ashes have fallen at San Pedro. a village near the yolcann.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
WITH THE AMATEURS.
Results of Games Played Tn All the
 Leagues Yesterday.

Leagues Yesterday.
 The baseball contests in the City league are just beginning to wax warm and each manager has been watching the other party pretty closely. The games also are being attended by big crowds and each team has 2 large following. There were but two games played in the league yesterday as the St Thomas's manager asked for one day of rest and the Brooklyn A. O. manager kindly consented to let him have it. The other games were played as follows:
 At Driving Park.
 The Pastimes and the Washington Hills competed against each other on the above field and a big crowd was present. It was a slugging contest in which the Pastimes excelled. Errors were many on each side. The Wash ington Hills were handicapped because of the absence of some of their play CTS. The score:
 F. A. c. ..5 o o o 4 5 8 *26 20 6 w. H. A.C. 3 4 0 1 o 0-13 IA 8
 Batteries Hebert and Campbell; Therault and Wolfe; umpire, Joe Brennan.
 At Watervi1le.
 The St Josephs and Jeffersons had hard battle at the above grounds and the St Josephs won out because of the wretched playing of the Jefersons. The latter outbatted the St Josephs boys, but they made so many misplays that it was hard to keep track of them. The Jeffersons wanted that game bad ly, too, for if they had won they would be leading the league. Score: R.H.E. St Josephs o 0 5 4 1 8 2 o O-B 12 , Jeffersons 1 o 2 Al o 0 4 2-14 IT 10
 Batteries -Trumbu1ll and Hayden; | Rn1un and Slavin
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28

A meeting of the board of managers of the league will be held Tuesday night at the rooms of the Merrimac A. c. Only two more games~gemain to be played by each club. There are two postponed games besides T ]?
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
ALL AMERICAN LEAGUE.

F--f AIlIa ANT TEINTO111V 1441177S7 7r11,
 At Long Hill: R.H.E E. Mattat'ks 4 2 4 3 3 0 0-16 , 3 B. D. s. 0. 1 0 o o 0 0 1 0-2 8 10
 Batteries and Butler; Meyers and Freedman; attendance, 500; umpire, Chase.
 Other games-Hamilton Parks 26, Pirates IT; Skippers17, Brass City 16.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
BRIDGEPORT.
,+af 33 3 4 24 13 .:
Total

Summary-Two base hit Slater; three base hit. McAndrews; hit by pitched ball, Morgan; first base on balls, by Lyman 3; left on bases, Waterbury 3, Bridgeport 5; sacrifice hits, ORourke; stolen bases, Fitzpatrick; struck out, by Clancy 8, by Lyman 5: attendance, 800; umpire Ashe; time, 1:4O
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
u1rARMERv RT1RNS WINS.

Davenport, Ia, July 2S--s'Farmer" Martin Burns won his wrestling match with Charles Wittmer of Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. Burns won two falls, catch-as- -catch-can, Wittmer win ming the first fall, Graeco-Roman.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
neIrium Gets Chinese Concessson.

BRUSSELS, July 2S.-The Petit Bleu announces that King Leopold has obtained from China a concession of about-309 acres of land north of Tien tsin.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
le averages are:
 BATTING.

The best record of games won for the week was made by New London, which won five out of it's seven; New Haven and Springfield won four out of six each; Meriden three out of five and Bridgeport broke even on six games. Norwich and Hartford lost four out of six each and Waterbury won only one of its six The standing fok date iS az follows.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28

Ready Bits is pure and right for stomach, brain and appetite. Pack ages 15c. All grocers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28
American League.

American League. At Boston Boston 4, Detroit l. At Philadelphia-Phi Philadelphia 5, St Louis 1.
 At Washington-Ch Chicago 10, Wash ington g. At Baltimore Baltimore g, Cleve- land 8.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28

At Norwich: R.H.E. Norwich 0 1 l 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0-2 Il 4 Hart. II o 0 l 0 0 o O o 5-7 so
 Batteries-McLean and Manning, Kenefick and Quinn; attendance, 800; umpire, Quinn.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28

At Springfield: R.H.E. Meridep nt eptlnsoe ..o, 0 0 o 0 1000 1N2 ' 1 springfi'd o o 0 o o 0 o 1 0 0o-1 6 .
 Batteries-Walsh and Theisen, Hoff- man and O'Connor; attendance, 1,40O; umpire, Pfeninger.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28

SATURDAY BALL GAMES.
 National League. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 5, New 1ofk l.
 At Boston-Ph Philadelphia 4, ayoston O. At Chicago-C Cincinnati 3, Chicago z. At St Pittsburg 5, St Louis l.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28

At New London: RH. E. New London 0 0 0 1 1 o o 0-2 9 ? New Haven 1 0 1 0 0 O4 F Q
 Batteries-Paige and Armbruster, Deering and Spiesman; attendance, l. GOO; umpire, Dest.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-28

Eastern League. At Montreal Monereal 4, Newark l. At Toronto-Toronto 1, Jersey City U. At Rochester, Worcester ', Rochester ?; second game, Worcester 20, Roehest- CT 1.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
CITY NEWS

There N TO be tug Ot war Mt
McLeod's hall in Graniteville, Oct.
10th.
Mrs. c, D. Edgerton who has been
attending the 1. O & r. meeting and
stopping at c. NJ. Willey's returned
to her home in Northiel0 last even
ing
Frank Allen Of Portland, Me, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. + B. Cate.
Don't forget the great foot ball
game Of Monday on the Goddard cam
pus between Goddard and Montpel~e
Seminary. Gro and for "root the
home team.
The greatest musical event in the
history Of this city occurs tonight
when Phinneys United States band,
the greatest band of the century gives
its great concert at the opera house.
The deer season in Vermont opens
Oct. %.
Ira Lawrence and George Morris
took hunting trip to Williams town
yesterday,
Sidney F. Fowle who has been
visiting II. B. Harris returned this
noon to his home in Windsor.
No band ever organized has created
such a sensation in musical circles as
Phinney's tonight.
Hedding M. f. church, r. F. Lowe,
pastor. Sunday, Oct. IL. Morning
Worship 10 80, Bible school ~ Ep-
worth League 5-45, Sunday school
rally day service, special program.
The Misses Mamie and Cora Brush
and Bertha Seaver Of Williamstown,
were in town yesterday afternoon.
w. P. Cunningham left this MORN
idg for a visit in Mortified, Mass.
John Sullivan OF Hardwick was in
town last night
The Spauldlng High School foot
ball team was defeated at foot ball
yesterday afternoon at Montpelier by
the second team of Montpelier Semi
nary by core Of 6 to 5 The Barre
team put up better game all through
the contest but owing to the failure
to kick goa. they lost. The line up
of Barre team was: Knapp | e,
Stoughton t, Brock G, Perry c, Oar
ling g, Pickering t, Halvosa re,
Ayers q b, J Carswell, | b, Melon.
aid b, Swasey b, The next game
will be played next Friday afternoon
on the Seminary campus.
II. B. Brooks is recovering from his
illness so that he may be able to be
out again today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
CITY News.

Mrs. G. A. Wheaton and daughter
Miss Lena, returned this morning
from visit in Albany, MY,
Robert Ford civil engineer for the
{. V. Ry. Co., at St. Adams. arrived
in town this morning.
Mrs Patterson and Mrs. Corbett Of
st. Johnsbury, are in town today WIS.,
iting friends
A special car was in town yesterday
afternoon with General Manager E. II.
Fitzhugh, Superintendent Of Trans
portatiun w. EMullen and Roadmas.
ter w. p. Elrod.
Henry Mute is TO take in the excur.
sion to Boston Monday. He will be
panied by bis sister, Miss Maud
Mute.
Frederick Phinney, the owner and
manager Of Phinney's United States
band which appears mere tonight was
a playmate Of |. l.. Robins when they
were boys at Plymouth, Mass.
Deputy Sheriff Camp arrested Fred
Dufard last night on warrant charg-
ing him with stealing a dog. Before
Judge Fay he plead not guilty and
the case was continued until WedneS.
day lie is in jail in default Of bail.
Deputy Sheriff T. G. French arrest.
ed Joseph Wilson of Burlington yes.
terdav afternoon Before Judge Fay
he plead guilty to intoXication and
was fined IS and COSTS Of $50.
There will be commissioning of
nine officers for the local work at the
Salvation Army Sunday afternoon at
3 O'Clock, conducted by Captain Bloss,
All are invited to attend.
St. Monica's Ladies Aid Fair opens
this evening in Miles hall and will
continue for one week, ending on the
18TH The booths have been so ar
ranged as to leave very large space
for dancing. All lovers OF good music
and dancing should attend the fair
this evening, as there will be dancing
only four evenings during the fair, in.
GLIDING this evening. Adm ission to
hail 10 cents. Dancing cents a
figure. Every body welcome.
Miss Peach Bemis Of Marshtield is
visiting the Misses Ivis and Eula Az
GRILL.
The field day Of the LIST regiment,
OF Vermont Uniform Rank knights of
Pythias will take place next Wednes-
day at Burlington. The Grand Lodge
will he in session Thursday
M. M. Gordon is expected home to.
day from a business trip to New
York.
Many people in the city have Won
dered what the word ''Letohytic'
means. Spell it backwards and you
get City Hotel" 1t is the name Of
a whist club in this city.
DR.. H. B. Hanson left this morn
Ing for his new home in Hinesburgh. |
He will drive all the way.
Newman Weeks Of Rutland is Wis
iting friends in town today.
Mis-. George Kelton Of North Mont
PETER is in town today.
Professor Len,ini's string band will
furnish music four nights at the Ca.
tholic fair
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
CITY "%e e.!

Barre people will regret If they miss
Phjnney's band at the opera house to
night.
The Barre Rangers foot ball team
left this noon for North field where
they will endeavor to lay low the col
ors Of the Mortified Association foot
ball team.
Local foot ball enthusiasts will be
interested to learn that the old Blue
Jeans team has just been reorganized
at St. Adams.
The pastor will conduct the usual
services at the Uniyersalist church to.
morrow.
The Rev Ellie K. NJ Jones is in
Orange today to otficiate at the flu
neral Of the late Alonzo Gilmore.
Benjamin, the Goddard left end,
was called to his home in Woodbury.
YESTERDAY by the illness Of a relative.
The Cleaners will NEE with Miss
Mabel Chandler Monday evening
at 80.
T. l. Snow < Go. have bought out
the Eureka Cash Creamery on North
Main street, recently owned by Mr..
+. X, Burnham. IL will be thorough
ly renovated and will be kept in a
first class condition. Mr. Snow needs
no Recommendation as he is SO well
known in Barre He will soon sever
his connection with the Niles Electric
Co. and will devote his whole time to
the business. They have engaged a
first class butter maker. The TELE-
GRAM wishes them success in their
new undertaking.
There will be practice meeting Of
the n. f O. P. degree staff in |. O. o.
F ball at 40 tonight, Let every
member be present.
Giovanni Caieli and Pa Cardini
were united in marriage this morning
by Justice II. W. Scott,
Constable w. H. Buchanan has
made three arrests Of delinquent tax
payers He will be in his office to.
night and Wedne sday night to receive
taxes.
j. A. Lynch returned this morning
from short business "trip to P]atts-
burgn, N. Y.
Fl. G, Cotton of New York arrived
in town this morning for weeks
stay.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
ADVERTISED LIST.

Post Office, Barre, Vt, Oct. 10
1905. People calling for a letter on
this list will please say "advertised'
and give cate.
Edward W. BiSbee, Postmast-
er.
Men:-H l.. A'drich, Andrew Ben
zir, Elmer Blxby, Omal Blair. Orrin
Boyce, Allen Caurson, Don Chapple,
j. Colomco, P H Cayser, Loren Do
minco, w. Fl. Fales, George Grau, L.
B Gordon, M. Herbert, Fred kirbey,
Frank Leland, John McIver, NJ A.
Mack, V. Morazzi, W. R. McClintock,
M. B. PRINTS, G. Poletti, James
Rooney, Geo. Sheppard, George
Spau'ding George Stone. John from
bly,, Berney Wons, Ed Wallis.
Women: Miss E. Billings, Mrs.
Fred Barber, Mrs. Julia Belville,
Jasir Currier. Mrs. J'mes Melvin,
Mrs. +. Parkhurst, Mrs. Thomson
Mrs R. Holden, Mrs ThoS Orn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11

Rev. f NJ Fuller has returned from
New Hampshire and will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow morning and even
lag,
Mr. Lowe Of the Methodist church
viii preach in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning. Mr.. Mitchell will
be in his own pulpit in the evening.
Norman York lost $50 bill on tie
street tod ay.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
WILLIAMSTO WIN,

The entertainments in the seasons
lecture course, six in number, are as
Enthusiastically Oct. IS, Thomas
McClay; Monday Nov. 10, Dewitt
Miller; Monday Nov. II, The Floyds
(MagicaD; Thursday Dec Is, Colonial
Favorites: Friday Jan. %, 1903, Yves.
leyan Quartette; Monday Feb. 9, Hon.
j. Wright Giddings Season tickets
will be on sale at g. l.. Edison S
store Tuesday l4th.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
SOUTH BARRE.

Preaching service at the M. E.
chapel Sunday morning at II o'clock,
followed by Sabbath school. Junior
League at 3p. M, with second chalk
talk lesson from Pilgrims Progress
Evening service at :.
This evening the Epworth League
will hold it's monthly business meet
ing in the NJ. r. chapel. Subject OF
literary program, AN Hour with
Fanny Crosby" All interested in
League work invited.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
TRAIN ROBBED.

Omaha Neb. Oct. u.-Three
masked robbers successfully held up
the Burlington passenger train No.
Al five miles out Of Lincoln this
morning. Robbers dynamited the
combination express. and baggage
car, blew open the safe and rif1ed the
contents OF unknown value and made
their escape A posse from Lincoln is
now on trail.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11

Mrs Sarah Patrick returned to err
home in North Montpelier today.
7 c. Mccarthy IF FaySton has let
the contract 'o- Il neW cellar for a
new house on Batchelder meadow to
L, L. DunsmUre,
Mr. and Mrs. Rlat of w terbury
Conn. arrived i'm town this morning
10 witt Prof. and Mrs Q y. Mathew
500,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
IF YOU ARE INSURED.

Remain so by all means II not, get
wise, ftr then you will get insured
If you are IN health. If you encounter
an agent Who will induce you to IT,.
sure today, do not put it off unit, to-
morrow
National Life Insurance Co., Of Yer.
Eont, (Mutual) Organized in 1850.
5. 9. Ballard, General Agent. n. B.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and
Miles Block, Barre, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
NOTICE TOIBARRE UNIONS.

A meeting of the executive commit
tees Of the several uni ons affiliated
with the Central Labor Union of
Barre and vicinity is hereby called for
Monday evening, October 18th, at
80 o'clock, in Sharpeners' hall,
Quinlen block All union men are
cordially invited to be present. Let
there be a full attendance.
B. F. Healey,
President G. l.. U. OF Barre and vicinity
C. G. Ramsdell, Secretary.
155 Sc
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
LATEST EDITION
CITY News.

onera hopse tonight
Can't. ana Mrs, N. B. Boutwell, with
two friends Miss Ro,Itwell and Mrs.
Newell who are touring Quebec Mont
real ana other olsces With thu Pierce
Touring Co. are e he IN Ba re- for
few days yisit with Mrs. G. n, Bene.
who is a cousin to the Captain.
The funeral Of the late Alonz1 FL
more IS being held IL Olange today,
AhoSe lfon 6arre "9o are ia attend
ahCe are -Af' ana Mrs' / o. Mlnard
ana Mf, ana mrs. W . Mlnard and
DaVld OiiIey'
MI an4 Mrs Il. A. Dtnwn return
ed Yesterday AFTERNOON srom st JOINS
curry
MISS Cora Brush is 10 cave MJnday
for NV York T. spend the wiuter
"IIh hef sister Mfs. t. N ileId'
Mr.. and Mrs, lsmeS Dickey. Mrs.
William Dickie and Mrs. Alex Ander-
sou left this morning for Northdeld
ANY one desjriry bertbs on the
sleeper to Boston Monday should an.
ply at the ticket office st once to nave
them reserved.
Phinney's Band was the Official band
during the administration Of presi.
dent Mckinley and has been the
great band of all the leadidg cxnosi.
tions o: the country
William W,.hart won, ?, pu,,a,a
this morning "n hI,s;naSs A'"'''nA
Ar Ill., n
a., + w. - - VI 00"0oii eui'or u
aN''o - ~ Oo"n'
Inc show window OF }. A. Lynch
hve and ten cent store is attracting
ooueaueiaoie aC'enI'oh WIN al eShlolt
u 'naNes
w. l. Parsons or koyalton mas sold
q w s'A p ,oo[n eot.ase IN East barre 10 L.
scoo A" T,, - ,n"U paw 'ohoiuetation
r r cate Raj Estats Aaanav 'A0
rxoa d.. n.-,s,s
house m Irnland avenne to A,ovsn5
or Yonnpson for a homo s1-so !.
the consjderation tho Gala vas m.do
through the F. B. Cate Real Estate
Agency.
The Clover Club will meet at the
home of Miss West Tuesday Oct. IA,
Will be given: Roll call, Name Iof an
ahclert Roman with fact about him,
Lesson Review Leader, Mrs L. M.
AVerlll; Early Roman government,
MRS. Richardson; Reading, a Day in
Ancient Rome, Mrs. Hooker; Paper
Inc Dracchl, Mrs. Cummings; Reading,
noratlus at the Bridge; Miss Iiden;
NOME oeot TO Marlus ana SuiIa;
Us Us nl Is i1olne 7,uuy' h'sCor! Oh
A'oN g on"p' '. w. loo'o
Ladies OF Clan Gordon will ho.d
vno.i 1es uial llte'ins nonu'y ever
'os 90 eio0A l''''
Don miss the special program for
barre tonight.
James Grant has returned from
business Trip to Boston and New York.
II. F.. Johnson and C.. l.. Buohee
went to Roxbury on business this
morning
William Dickie went IN Northfeld
this morning.
George Waiter of Manchester Nh.
visited friends in town Yesterday
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mueio; iGe ole"n anu ease VIII! De
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n1t you are 1ook!ns lor 'la1 ne"
nao C".4 "a N1lsS L. NJ. hehelsoll, room
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-11
WEATHER PREDICTION

Rain tonight, except lair in eastern
Maine. Warmer tonight. Sunday,
rain and fresh east to south winds, IN.
creasing to high
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-14
a Real acountr Here.

While the Prince of Siam was her.
aiding his trip around the world. the
newspapers being filled with all the
why's and wterefores, a distinguished
and wealthy count dropped into the
Duke city and proceeded to take in the
sights and enjoy a quiet life. He evil
Gently did not want to be an object
for the gaze of the curious and so kept
his title safely in his bosom. Like all
other tourists he became a collector
Of Indian curios and relics and came
here to lay in a supply. All the blan-
ket and curio stores in the city were
visited. At the curio store of j. w.
Bennett, on North First street, he pur-
chased several hundred dollars worth
of blankets. He did not reveal his
name until he was ready to depart,
then as he wished to have the blankets
sent to his country he revealed his
NAME. Count Alfred Helger, Of Cher
bourg, France, was the name Of the
~unassuming and unobserved guest. He
was not seeking public notoriety and
wished to travel that he might enjoy
himself. It was further learned that
the Gun is very wealthy and of a
famous and prominent family. He said
1t was a pleasure to have a title, but a
greater. pleasure to not have it known,
that is, in the United States.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-14

college, and Hon. Elias E. Day. presi.
dent of the newly organized board of
trade of Las Cruces. are in the city to-
day, coming UP from the Mesilla valley
this morning. They met the senatorial
party at the Alvarado this morning,
and invited them to visit Las Cruces
and take a peep into one of New Mex
ico's fine educational institutions-the
Agricultural and Mechanic Arts col
lcge. rN
If the committee concludes to go
south, instead of west, they will un.
doubtedly stop over at Las Cruces,
and II not. the Mesilla valley repre-,
sentatives will be given a chance to
say a few words for statehood to the
committee while here.
The Citizen office was honored this
morning by a visit from the Las Cru
ces statehood advocates.