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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
Naeondoohes Real estatn neals-

Nacogdoches, Texas. March Is Real Is.
tate In both the town and county Is daily
changing hands at fair prices. The old
Nelson homestead. ON North street. sold
yesterday for $500. Colonel n. s. Wetter-
mark was the purchaser This property ia
one block from the public square. One
property la different tracts OF pine land ~
q resident buyer, all situated In Nacog.
doches county
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Colmcsncil. Texas, Mafra
fires have been raging IN sefei' (.
Of the county the past week guy N.
ported that three yoke Of cai'V :.
to Eul * Townsend. mill men Y 4 !
CrerE. were left lied IN the Wo'n a,ss
when on the drivers return frpia s IN
fonnd that the ire mad pessea III M
locality where the cattle bad Se' ihe y
their charrcd remains msustY-snef VI
These fires are quite hlh.aaf,i oaf'
makers and farmers. 90 selsstiiei q
recently they have been CON hslr ils
work and light fire TO proteei wv
fences.
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Ilano Locals.

Llano. Texas, March ia delightful so.
cial was given in Conley HAT last saturday
night 10y Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Conley. In
honor Of their guest, Or +, NJ Madison of
Peoria, H.
g. Il. Townsend OF Austin was in Llano
this Veok on business
The major has ordered an election 10 he
heli th' irst Tuesday In April 4 manor
marshal aud i've aldermen are to be ri"ct,
ed '''''
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Funeral Of Hon. Auaustus LEVY

san Antonio, Texas, March 10 Tho fun.
eral OF Hon Augustus Levy who died at
Santa Rosa lnhrmary Friday morning was
held at Temple Beth III this morning and
was attended by more peolas than rould
gain an entrance 10 tho building Rabbi
samuel Marks delivered a beautiful enlogy
and the floral offerings were the most beau.
uful ever seen I'm san Antonio.
Ionlght the remains were shlpped In
Montgomery, Ala for burial.
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eri,mrnt. cNpcurcs at tit, public schools
ahu corporation court excepted.
Nc James Fludlpy. while at work iu the
snups here Yesterday was struck in the
check 10y q dying piecr " steel. Which
Inflicted painful though not serious IN.
jury
liuring the winter the Yoaknm ice cont
paiy has thoroughly oYerhaucd the plant
mere ehlarginG II FROM an clghtton go n
ufteen-ton plant They VIII hegiu work
Tor the seasun ON April I
Representative q. &. Searcy District
Clerk y. T. Long ana County Attorney t.
H. Green. all OF Hallctsvllle, were here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
Moscow Matters

Moscow, Texas, March 15.-Mrs s. r.
Tackehery, who has been quite sick several
weeks, S. slowly improving
County Judge Iolhuuseu ana Attorney
Rowe 81 Livingston were attending justice
court here this week
Mrs \cidlugcr of Josserand Is visiting
hcr brother ana family Mrs W. H. Dud.
Mr. Conway Taylor. from Camden, spcn.
few days in town this week.
br =, H. Parsons, ouo time resident OF
ms place now OF Palestine was In town
a snort time ono day this week and visited
Camden
Mr. j. II. johnson. who was hurt in n
runaway some time ago, is able to be ont
right arm -''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17
Truek and Fruit Growers, Assonlaiion

Skldmore, Texas. March H. Correspond
ing Secretary 5. A. McHcnry OF this asso.
citation. Ia his monthly summary 10 seere
tares Of local organizations. reports the
following acreage planted and 10 he plnnt-
"a IN truck. Cabbage 20lO acres: onions
1857 Irish potatoes 300: Tomatoes sS: snhp
heGns i4A English peas i60: cucumhers 1871:
water mnlous $3.50; eantaloupcs a35; straw.
berries As, adishes Is; beets IS; letturc
% serek and various other small crops
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LLANo MINING NEWS.
A Fry Ton Ore Crushsr Is 10 Be p,
in Operation.

m Operation.
I'lano, Texas March IL. Tho Post cor
itsPc rdcnt while in conversation with Mr..
y. j. Mark'y. manager NJ the Liano
Mining. Milling and smelling company.
was Informed that his company wonld pur.
chase just as soon as bids could be had
an ore crushcr and milling plant Of a
capacity Of nifty tons per day. This COM.
pany's property IS on sharp mountain.
about three miles southeast Of Lluno TheY
arc working men Inv I'VE shafts an the
mountain ana are opening new shafts each
day. Tie also stated that his company had
lErch1sed asynying fixtures To the amount
Oh SOW, IN" orc obtained from tn aSe
mines averages S1l per ton In gold aud
s. In silver
Mr. II. T. Travers Of Chicago vino is
Interested tu the big iron mountain near
lllno IL here. His company IS thinking
very favorably nj working thi, iron aud
shipping 1t to the smeltcrs
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er0esbeeok Truck Growers Organize.

Groesheeck, Texas, March l5-In re-
Spouse to a call made by Mr.. Sol Nuss
baum of this town, several citizens Of the
town and country surrounding met at the
court house this afternoon and organ
ized truck growers association The
following officers We're elected President
John W, GrOCe Of Persouvillc; vlre prei-
drnt, W. /. Bates q GroeShoeck; score
tary. p, \. Alien If GroeShccrS. Another
meeting viii be held March "a at Grocs-
beck
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NACOGDOCHEs VETERANS
The Camp Reoreanized and OeeSa's
Dallas Elected

OSlldS EltCtCu'
Nacogdochcs, Texas, March l6-PEna
10 II previous call, Camp Henry Rasta
c. v, met at the court house ye''ts
evening for the purpose Of reorganlint
clccling delegates to III reunion Al W.
April - -. John $ Dougbtic was rs'
commlndor: r. u. Whitaker frs I'''
ant; Newton pAur, scroul leutelss.
j MTphy. adiutaut. Johu L ih@l
qlHrtcruastcr aud treasurer; pr y,
M'yueld. surgeon: j r. Flushing ch,ll
/. ]. Hin. officer of Che ,lay ", \ W.
vidcttc, Tho folr wing delegates aa'
lrct,d % attoud tin rrmipn; W.
DoupAtlo. Il. u. Whit krs A. J. wv. IVA
}. rs Wall. T. Il. Risltsner M
havuc. HepGy SralhH't resolllIly
ADOPTED thanking the retiring. Gia'es 4
their faithful performance Of WV
urNt meeting will be on April ~ w =
house.
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YoaLur, Ioo,l.

Noakum. Texas, March TO- While diner.
ent towns In the, State are discussing the
question of municipal expenses, Yoakum
Is proud Of tho fact that her current eI-
pensea have been rapidly decreasing FOR
il cost only s5iSs.Tl to run n. city goy.
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Prohibition gl.o,ion.

dublin Texas, March 10 The oro,n,,
ton majority for Erat1 county 80 u
enough to prevent talk OF contest " -
hopperl Texas March IN n
ipritv OF two ''Nu''l by mat
bu, pi H, d.Aas, March ie Prohibition va,
wv u was only By three maJorily VOL
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Nseoodoohes Veterans.

Nacogdochcs, Texas, March Il. The Con-
federate veterans belonging to Camp Horny
Ragent viii hold a meeting TIT. afternoon
for the purpose OF selecting delegates tu al
tend the reunion at Dallas next month.
Camp Ragcnt has shont loo members aud a
large delegation will be selected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

o'm' SnoIi TcXos, March iG rho No
'l'ady min at powccttc. which bas ,oo.
f'nt down the past week updergoir, %
day morning '""'e work Mon
Mfi rag tiriGn. the East ro,,. min
, W., sn,' was In colmesucil thu. Nrel n and
wprgcrn the completion Of Two Mil, ~" Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

The democratic minority in the house
appears to be pestiferous body Of men.
They are always nosing round to see what
scandal they can uncover In the various
departments Of the republican adminlstra.
tion. Their latest along that lire Is to
look into tho transport service between
San Francisco and Manila. II rumors that
have been whispered around so loud that
they have been heard all over the country
are to be believed, they will offend to the
utmost the olfactorles Of the people this
time
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suIoided hu Shooting HIn'l

Austin. Texas. March TO- ~ ", 4
here yesterday from FrederlG9h,ss''r,,csir ,,
enect that John Kicker. agsSi "a W
cided by shooting himself WI
ter rinp
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Indne ReananIs condIIIOn,

Palestine. Texas, March 70, 4 4
gnu continues to improve az iniiqI
orah'o symptoms. ana 'N'. ,e.que ~
that he vii soon be abe 70
ties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Congress has shclled ont 5000 for light
house at oyster Bayou, La, lioch, der
hlvslve
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Confederate veterans viii have the use
Of army tents st the Confederate reunion
at Dallas. Bully FOR the old Confcds.
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Al ,,t,,r Wpft, Eagle. u.
.tt.st. 100
tuesday
a. ~ tnutps Abilene. IcNas,
, O. steers pro,6:r. irdmorr. 900
IA steers ........... Ssl
g stpnrS Recommendations. SD
t,nc,,,'son 4 Woodward Ard.
r,nr,. n. "a steers ....... SUJ
1,imhs,Iin Brothcrs. sulphur
Snrines Texas ISL steers II ,1I3
A. n liurucS, Hlllshuro. Texas, e
y steers ....,.. $50; ~ l'V'S
T.. W. White. ChickaNhA' l. i'' oe,
IS steers ....... ..,..';, '.'.;,,''i'ool
~ I. Richards, Ryan, j. i' ga,
g. steers ...:,,..,.. a.,;;''l'lol
W. VI Stanheld, IcrfAL J. !" ,,s
~ steers ...,.... 80. ',''l'l-e
H. Al steers ,,.,., ..'''' 'I'-Vi
,,., WeuueSuu'
t. stccrs ........,.,'.......'- iLIlb5o .
IA steers ....,.'. ,,,.,;,. -, NV"
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THE POSTS LETTER BOX.

I ~ - = - ~@NN
! CThls department Is Intended to answer
/ questions that are OF general Interest. Its
main object is to supply out.of the-way
J facts erd curious information. Questions
Of personal Interest only viii not be
answered No business or personal al
dresses will be given Questions As to the
value, etc. Of old colus and stamps will
not be answered All correspondence
should be addressed to The Letter Box.
| care Houston Post aud 10 receive atten-
| tlon must be signed by the name I'm full
Of the party making the inquiry, as well
NJ that under which It Is desired that this
| question shall appear. Owing TO the large
number OF questions received answers can
not always be given promptly
Ironlrer--Q After what phase OF she
moor do"s Eastet occur;
IS according to the regulations ~ tho
co1l,n IL Nice Easter Is determined as
follows: ID Easter must he celebrated on a
sunday; 90 This sunday must follow the
nth day Of the paschal moon. that II
the 14th o., the paschal moon fails on a
sunday. then Easter nnSt he celebrated On
the sunday following. 90 The paschal moon
"a that ~ which tho lith day falls on or
next fellows the DIV OF the ycrnal equinox;
ID The equinox is hxed invariably in the
calendar on the 2lSt of March
From those conditions 70 follows that the
pasrbal FUN moon, or the 18th ~ the prs
chal moon, cannot happen before che 2lst
Of March. aud that Easter IN consequence
ranu"t happen before the 22d Of March "
tho 18th Of the moon falls ON the 91st. tho
new moon must fall on tho sth; for sup.
pose the new moon to fan on tho 18th. then
the full moon would arrive Oh the ootn. or
tho DIV f,r, tbo ,o,,;,,.. ri. x.u-.-.,...-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

The senate having ratified The Hague
treaty, war is now sugar coated pill and
It's victim who doesn't look pleasant IS, to
say the least, very inconsiderate Of his
slayer's feelings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

us The Danish West Indies; this, how
ever, doesn't mean free rum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Loulsyilles health authorities should
have care even the humble limburger
cheese may turn upon and rend them If
they provoke II too far.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

The breach in the republican ranks over
reciprocity has not been bridged; indeed, IL
the republicans are not careful they may
have pair Of breaches to mend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Laying an embargo on limburger cheese
Is tantamount TO declaration of war
with Germanr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Il is to be presumed that Lord Kitch-
orer regrets TO say that the Beers go
through his lines whenever and wherever
they feel like st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Perhaps Roosevelt is hugging the trusts
60 prevent knockout.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

The health authorities of Louisville, KY.
In forbiddine the manufacture or sale Of
limburger cheese doubtless consider that
they have strong enough grounds for their
actions.
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- ANGELn NnrEs

san Angelo, Texas, March Extensive
preparations are making ln this section for
the annual movement OF cattle TO the Ter.
rltorN which begins within. a fortnight
The j. NJ - viii ship 600 head. lV1o
oi which will 90 from Midland and 2OOj
from this point.
\ sale Of 400 3 to 5-ycar-old steers is
reported at $23. win - per cent cut back.
Tom Green county took two prize. no tn
IAN stock show ut Fort Worth, ono of the
an mails being ndJudged the first of its
class "bc.oW the line"
\ shipment of $50 Angora goats was
made from this point to New York yeSter-
day. aud another viii be made soon TO
New Hampshire.
\ sutton county stockman sold 1000 Ter
ritorY COWS ut $3.50 delivered az Brown
wood
y Mcnard county stockman is reported 70
hay" bought during the recent Fort Worth
convention, from parties ON the Hccus,
1000 and 4-Ncar-old steers
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The folkthing Of Denmark is a sweet
thing It has ratihAd the treaty osdine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Texas recognized the justice Of the Boer
cause long time ngo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Now for goodness sake, go and regis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

Wen be proud to entertain you, Mr..
Schley.
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Kansas city, Mo- March L. Among the
sales or southern cattle at Kansas city
this week were:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27

for the mutual benefit to farmers, by
your presence, experience and counsel.
The plan of the institute, as we under
stand it will be to meet regularly, say,
once each month, having a program
arranged by the selection and assign
ment of subjects to members best quail
fed to handle them. Topics to be sea-
sonable subjects. For instance at the
mex meeting: '"The selection, treatment
and method of handling seeds of all
kinds" "The proper care of dairy
cows before and after calving." Proper
treatment Of milk" 'sSpring work and
the best way to get at it, etc"
The whole interspersed with music
and other subjects of entertainment and
amusement. Papers or addresses on the
various subjects to be limited to say, Ia
minutes each, and an equal amount OF
possibly more time given to a general
discussion, of the subject treated by the
members. this to bring out the different
opinions, by a comparison of which muoh
information will be derived. OF course
the author of the paper IT address will
have given his subject considerable
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27

attention andIthought, and be in readi-
ness to defend his position. This will
make the discussion which follows both
interesting and instructive. Literary
features to be taken up during the
winter months and an occasional lecture
by prominent agricultural students and
leaders of this and adjoining states.
Every farmer should SO arrange his
work assto be able to attend meetings
Bear in mind the date of the mex one,
Saturday May II, and be there.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27
CANNON BALL WRECK
Thirteen Freight Cars
Out of the Fifteen
in the Train
Piled up.
Not a Person Killed or Even
Slightly Injured by
the Accident.
The Track now Clear, Trains
Running as Usual.

Wednesday as the freight train from
the east, 1.-THE Cannon Ball" which
passes through Webster at 1919 was
running about three miles east of Gro
ton, thirteen cars left the track, some of
them going into the ditch and the
remainder piling up across the track.
The train consisted of fifteen cars,
loaded with cattle, immigrant move
ables, merchandise, lumber, ETC., and
the only cars left on the track were the
II attached to the engine and the one
in front of the caboose. The second
car contained machinery, grain and 2
number of horses belonging to Williams
Brothers of this city, and were enroute
to their ranch at Ordway, in charge of
Dennis Durick, who was in the car at
the time of the accident but fortunately
escaped uninjured. The horses were
more or less bruised but not seriously;
injured we understand.
The immediate cause of the acct
dent is thought to have been the giving
way of the trucks under the Williams
car. An engine hauling a number of
empty fiat cars and box cars went
through here about 4:30, and took on a
number of men to assist in removing the
wreck. The engine of the wrecked train
with one box car pulled into Aberdeen
and brought out a wrecking crew. The
track was cleared last night and trains
are running as usual. 1t is particularly
fortunate that there was no loss of life
by the wreck.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27
Misinformed.

Owing to misinformation the Reporter
and Farmer made a mistake in last
weeks issue, Mrs. +. Long and Miss ".
Wilharber, wish to state that they do
not owe their lives to Mr.. Sorbel Or to
horse sense either. They saw the train
coming and the horses became fright
ened tho they were not unmanageable.
Violet Wilharber.
In justice to Mr.. Sorbel we wish to
state, he was not our informant but a
gentleman who was with him gave us
the information Editor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-03-27
Sis Cash For Calves.

We will pay SIS cash per head for
calves at three weeks old, bred from the
recorded Short Horn Durham Bulls now
at the Railway stock yards.
Efnor g. Foltz.
The Globe-republican., 1902-03-13
CORONATION CALVES.
A Partisan Industry That Is Now En-
joyfng n Boom.

A Partisan Industry That Is Now En-
joyfng a Boom.
Parisians must and will be amused.
When there is nothing to occupy their
attention they upset ministries and
raise barricades. Consequently one
must not begrudge them their joke,
even if it is a false calf 1t would
appear, or at least Partisan news
sheets tell us SO, that certain guam
manufactured in Paris in view of the
coronation festivities. We are not all
Pickwicks, with a we11-flled gaiter,
and when, according to all rules of
precedent and etiquette, knee breaches
must be donned, if nature has been
unkind to the wearer, he must call in
artificial aid. Consequently the trade
in artificial calves is very brisk.
1t has been found, however, that even
without such an incentive the coro-
nation fetes the artificia1-calf industry
is regularly occupied in manufacture
ing such articles for home consuulp-
ton Frenchmen must not chaff Eng
land in this respect, for eyesy year
numerous French cyclists, society men
yea, and society women-invest
thirty francs in padding for their
neither limbs. We must therefore add
another article to the list of adulter-
ated and initiated goods, for even legs
are not always what they seem.-Paris
Messenger.
The Globe-republican., 1902-03-13
How She sauelenea Him

He was bowling balloon of the
Metropolitan club, and went too far.
This Is what he wrote her
1T is with the greatest difficulty that
L have resisted the temptation to re-
spond to your frequent and pressing
Invitations to call on you at your
home. and 1 feel that I shall not long
be able to withstand them
And she replied.
4 do not feel that 1 ought to add
TO your burdens, but if YOU should
succumb so far as to call. mamma viii
be deli GIFTED to see YOU
There said she. as she splashed
the nlauve wax on the back ana
stamped it with her cuff button.
when that priclSs through his thick
skinned conceit he viii not be able to
and back to the club in thirty minutes
without stopping to pump up his
tires ',-Washing ton Post
The Globe-republican., 1902-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES misunderstanding
The Story of Henri.
MN NH sliil IllllI isll lsIIia sllssl llIsll
eeaIasss

were threatened with some indefinite
loss and they were reused to state
of fear, rage and violent patriotism
Arms were collected, scythes, pitch
forks, old muskets from the days OF
.tAIaIbrooiz,'' and Jean Wa1ther, BRAN
dIshing mon fIs,'' led the van. Sew
eraI women marched with the men but
all shrank from a sinister recruit, La
Mere Margot, the witch, who rose like
a mist from behind a bush and Joined
their ranks Someone began La Mar
se1l1aisez' and the rest shouted a fierce
chorus. Men. drunk with the song and
the wild madness, waved torches that
shot little, fiery stars on the dusty
road, where they We're trodden out by
heavy feet The mob struggled up a
hill and crashed headlong through
briers and underbrush to the sleeping
brock The water woke into sudden
life, suIlen red rippIes stained its sur
The Globe-republican., 1902-03-13
Mourning and Business.

The following curious advertisement
is taken from a Spanish journal:
This morning our Savior summoned
away the jeweler, Siebald IIlmaga
from his shop to another and better
world The undersigned, his widow
Will weep upon his tomb, as will also
his two daughters, Hid and Emma
the former of whom is married, and
the latter is open to an offer. The
funeral will take place tomorrow His
disconso1ate widow Veronique Ill
maya. p. S.-This bereavement will
not interrupt our employment, which
will be carried on as usual: only our
place of business viii be removed from
Lessi de Leinturiers to Rue de
Missionaire, as our grasping landlord
has raised the rent
The Globe-republican., 1902-03-13
QUEEN FEARS ANARCHISTS.
King Edward, However, Is Not Apr.
hensive of Assassination.

King Edward, However, Is Not Appre-
hensive of Assassination.
Queen Alexandra has developed
terror OF anarchist outrage bordering
on superstition, and in consequence,
as it is down on the royal program
that the king and queen shall travel a
great deal this year, the detective de-
partment, the railway companies and
the pOstofhce are making elaborate
arrangements to insure their safety.
A special body of picked men from
Scotland Yard will be detailed and for
the first time in the history of royal
travelling expert telegrapher and
telephone operator will accompany
the train.
a special apparatus will be provided,
SO that in the event of any mishap it
can be attached to the nearest te1e-
graph or telephone wire and commune
cation obtained SO that assistance can
be summoned from the nearest station
These precautions are said to be the
suggestion of her majesty I am in
formed by a member of the Scotland
Yard force that she, on more than one
occasion recently, has expressed the
wish that she might be left to enjoy
the seclusion of her Norfolk home
Court etiquette, however, demands
her public appearance. The king
however, does not share her alarm.