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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-19
CITY BREVTlES.

Mrs ]. C Hutchinson viii give rccep-
tion this afternoon from $50 to o'clock
complimentary to the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
There are undevered kilograms IN the
Postal telegraph office for W. II Smith,
g. l.. Dreissgacker. A. Warns Dueen
Laporte, Miss Mamie Baker.
There are undelivercd kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph company for l..
ID. Post, c. +. Bornsley. George y. VIII
son, b. b Tustln, V. e Rajdone Banks
Grace, Eugene G. McGown. D. Mason.
The song service under the direction ot
Prof. William Hodgklns, postponed on ac-
count of the rain, will take place at the
Cumberland Presbyterian chapel on Fan.
min and Pease Sabbath evening at o'clock.
The meeting of the Helen VI. Stoddard
Woman'S Christian Temperance Union is
postponed from Monday. the 2lst, till Mon
day, the 18th. on account of revival ser.
vices at Washington Street Methodist Epis-
cOpal church.
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Manaaer eeraman,a RenefIt

Even though late In the theatrical season
as II is, there is something new aud high
class coming to the opera house There
has been surfeit OF Irish comedians. short
haired aud short braIned soubrettes. ana
now, when the public would fain call n
halt on the ordinary, there Is real high
class treat In store. In short, we are "a he
given an lbsen play and the greatest ef-
FORT or this master-'A Dolls House.
the works Of this famous author, but fes
Of these readers have had an opportunity ~
witness one on the stage
Miss Clara Thropp who has been styi,7
and acknowledged Americas greatest ex-
ponent OF lbsen. will appear here on Thurs
Gay, May !, matinee and night. In "A Dolls
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New Baptist Congregation.

A gentleman interested IN the movement
for new Baptist congregation furnishes
the following statement:
The Sid Williams tent has been erected on
the corner of Bell avenue and Main street,
and the meetings Will begin Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock. ii Is expected that the
new church will be organized Monday even
ing The pastors OF the Baptist churches
Of Houston, galveston, Beaumont. Bren-
ham and La Porte have been Invited aud
will take part in the organization Of the
church. Great things are expected or the
new Organization. and IL marks the be-
ginning Of a new era In the history Of this
denomination Ia this part OF the state. The
church VIII be in close harmony with tue
organized work OF the denomination aud
viii maintain the highest standard OF moral
and religious life,
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Ilfed at tho place and H..
helmet for the purpose M
QTo DAY.

unE inc wen or lIExeroises at the H;ob
N p arHl, . which he cool Yesterday.
aud at dayIigbf ncrnoon at o'clock very
When the wemd delightful program was
ro orG wa was L'o de assembly room of the High
shows concry the Euphradian club In honor
l.ad been rAtysiNth anniversary Of the battle
irSt gush hecorntlons consisting Of flags and
.9r this $, added very much to the Meas,
he unor the occasion
op ne program was arranged aud executed
AthHef the direction Of Miss Fair and
~ Sn,nW'o much taste and ability. There were
a. guiLt number of visitors from, the san
|Ic!gto chapter Daughters of M Republic
Oh IeNa>. and friends and relatives who
/ were IN attendance.
| Lieutenant Etienue Buiac made a very
[ C|Purnt ana appropriate address and the
tr"TNlnE Is list of the pupils taking pant
III the exercises: i
IN. Miss BESSIE Hughes, IN her birdliko voice.
sIHE Two scotch melodies which provoked
the greatcst applause:
INK tmieh'al solo. ,.-.......M Miss Ada Noble
N''""u"h' .:,..,......., lode To Texas
,,, Miss Sadie Zorkosky
80. 'NN ''''+'' '..'... ......... Mr. Rulnc
. '""5 ,...'..;,. Sleep, Baby, Sleep"
~ Misses Clara Crawford. Maudc
u huge'y and Mr.. Dave Miller
/ "'''Nuoh. Monument to the Soldicrs'
/ ~ Miss Nesta Ewing
/ Song oh Whistle and ri Come Tao
ne, my Lad '............A Miss Ilupbrs
/ Song by Scxtette-''TclI Nc Pretty Niaiden"
Misses RoSnlte Munger. Jessie MAYS
terence llfrey. Maude Hugely. Venie
Jones, Mary Ella Gaylord: Messrs.
I'm DOW, Harry Swinford, Dave
nlIlgr, john Brnghurst, CARVE
!
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PRESSURE STILL STRONG.
Vne OF The Spindle Top Wells Went
Wild and Gave Evidence of IT,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
And Other Considerations for Two Ao,.s
IN the Proved Oil District
at Beaumont.

Beaumont Texas, April 1s-ono a. IN.
u'0st remarkable tests Of the power Of the
beaumont oil fields and the tremendous
pressure that still exists apparently win
'uo same force and eject that was shown
on January 10, 1901. when Cantaln rnc,s
startled the world with his famous rusher
sane to Hight with the approach OF This
Jay II was just after midnight whom
Nourt Inspector Hin answered a telonho,o
eau from the hill stating that tho yellow
r'he OH company well No /, which came
IN on the I'd day Of last August. had blown
va 'ne waive and was flowing at n rate thar
nad hardly been known before on spindle
Top 'P'"u'e
inspector hin asked few opestiops and
then forbade the use Of lights Of opv Kind
III tne Efforts Of the men to sion the aova
auu after telling them to call him Fl VIII
ume to time he tried to get to slcepsyente
lnere was no opportunity for up'ife's IL
rest They kept calling him up. crod,, %
nat 'he pressure was lncrcasinulng the ars
'ue whole surrounding propcity,.nclusion. m
SoNeied with oil, This coul boys o u,u m, tn e.
CLOCK this morning when N for their ind,
mead man Of the yellow p,
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IGNORANCE NO DEFENSE.

The tIitchina and Bicycle Ordinances
Win Be Riedly Enforced
number OF persons have boon brought
before the recorder within thr last tcw
days to answer to the charce lf violating
the ordinance requiring the hitchiur OF
horses left standing on the stre.t- a+ orU
as the ordnance prQhlbtng tine riding OF
~ c.es on sidewalks lu most eases the
Offenders have pleaded i.porer,s nr ID, ,s.
ordinances and of the dpt,rm nation OF
A,ei o. Police Ellis 10 cufolcr tIrn I'm
order that there may he NO further mis-
apprehension on this subject notice i.
again given that hereafter per-on4 d.sre-
ghrdips these ordinuWes viii he argr-. d.
together win the further notice tlar ho
pea OF ignorance viii no lougri' l. ar.
ceptod as a valid defense by tho recorder
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Money Tor zapata Conntv.

Tho Post is iu receipt Of money order
for Sl1 from Mr.. u ~ Cannon Of Phair.
Texas which was contributed by the cit
ZEN of thnt place FOR the sufferers Of
Hapata county, and it has hccu forwarded
in hr r. Spohn, county Judge Of IA
pAla county,.
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rrhn ,'' Iexas' April ts.-Ex.roror,,..
Mr., NJ %, accompanied by Mrs. rubboct a u
Sar S heoocca J. Fisher loft this V ~on,. ana
o. h 'a' ,r to attend the annual rcnmi"e
an ,nG Texas Veterans associate 'rnnlon
Republic "o ~ r Of the Daughters ' az ,h
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NOTES FROM THE sHERlFF's OFFICE
Mr.. Anderson Called to Hockey on a
Fence Cutting Case.

Early yesterday morning Sheriff Anderson
was called to Hockey on a telegram In.
forming him that some one had cut the
pasture fence Of Dr. Bolts. Just exactly
the amount Of damage done was NOT
learned but fence cutting is a felony i'm
this State and the sheriff tbInks ~ no
culprits are apprehended II is likely TO 20
hard with them If their guilt Is established
Sherin Anderson left last night for New
Orleans where he goes for the purpose of
bringing back Bud Graham who WAS ar.
rested in that city recently on charge ~
murder committed last June In this CITY
The particulars Of the case were recjtsd
in the last issue OF The Post.
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company, which has alreac
well and Is now down 10
third well,
This company has slrcad,
several OF the irrigatlng
them with fuel during the
season.
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us Oeflcienov Wa....l

Ills af,o.l VN'S' April lS-Thc ,omptrollc,
warrant a ,"oon issued the first dcdciencv
ing exhausted ARGENT ws Of an a. appropriation he
ceiicd pI ro aGylum FOR coiored y T,1l dum9
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u., Aus['u' Texas, April IS The attor,o.
Of or"l mas prepared a motion FOR - .,.
,ib,o itI1r IL the shippers Comma" writ
court iy' Ne VIII ile tomorrow in ibc snnT SaSe,
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Charters Filsa

,be s.n, Ie1as' April is-The ch...o. \,
49,, o'ate Home and Savings oo .nal.er OF
a Da,'as, capital stock $1,000 wes s,s OF
W S'e ~ on lncorporators. W ueu TINS
Tho GGIsammett and J. l.. Honn,,. Addison.
burpe layton Dry Goods comm gg,
name to " tbe Rr It's charter by c5age IN ce
" '"' orown Dry Goods co aus'ug Its
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Cheap excursion 70 AsheyiIie X. g.. da
the southern Railway. Apply 10 your
nearest tickei agent j. NJ knight. r. T.
Agent, Houston, Texas
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Saenserfest Concerts AZ Auditorium Tues
day nnd Wednesday, May and 7. Re
served seats for sale at Capitol Pharmacy.
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POLICE STATION NOTES.

Hoodlums wet on a rampage In the
Third ward yesterday morning In the
nelghhorhood of Lamar avenue and St
Emanuel street and fences and awnings
suffered considerably. Chief Ellis received
a report Of the matter and he and the de-
teCtiyes started an Investigation. They
found that the work had been done be-
tween and 1 o'clock. Two arrests OF
suspects have been made.
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Assistant CITY Attorney

city Attorney stone has named as his
assistant Mr.. % = Phelps. who viii repre-.
sent the city IN the recorders court and
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Saou2erfest Concerts ~ Auditorium Tues.
ohf ana wednesday, Nav and Z re-
served srHts for sale at Capito. pharinocy
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C5eroSeeIp apartment n I1nt 10 cschest so,u.
land IN onss fE ana Houston con count snd hin IL
and comes under enbraecg three r lco. rhe
~ lnnd grants The nV" c OF the old span
apnilcntgioa anu from what can np be reside IN
'p'''"''on to escheat viii moi " b learned the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-19

The police received notice yesterday
morning that the store Of c, F. Koehlers
on Clark street, had been visited by bur
glars during the night Mr. KOehler
sleeps over the store and be heard the
thieves when they were prowling about.
He made an effort to capture them but
they escaped.
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DeWITT'S witch Hazel SAL VIE

A certain cure for piles and skin diseases
A. E. keisIing, 5o2 Main St. corner of
Prairie Avenue.
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Capital Stockn,


Austin Texas, although great man
o Ass9ciniea on ,a andicap he felt the
provide FOR an SITS OF the disease all
from $4,000 $Nlsauds suffer similarly.
MS refuse to digest what
F CHIT IN gu derive no benefit from
Your food doesn't en-.
mach ia such form that il
DlBRELL 6dssimlated into the system,
nrst first be digested
weak, tired or diseased stomach
IT perform the process of digestion.
The needs rest. II forced to work N
6ill grow constantly weaker. IL il
gets rest IL will soon grow strong again.
such preparation as Kodol DySpep-
STA Cure will give II just such a rest
and restore IL to health Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure does the stomach's work.
1t digests what you eat. Itisnature's
own cure and positively never fails.
Don't diet, Dieting doesn't help but
hurts you 1t is neither more nor less
than partial starvation. Starvation
never benefited anyone, II you take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure you need suffer
the pangs neither of indigestion nor Of
starvation. equally good for children.
They often have dyspepsia too.
II consider Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the SUI
perior OF any preparation for the prevention
Ogburn, Ante, Brunswick Co., va "a have
found 10 a most excellent remedy. About
three years ago suffered spells OF the most
excrutiating misery. My physician thought
they were caused by the passage of gail stones
tried many remedies but gained only tenn
porary relief until used Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. have not had an attack since uud
{ Whenever feel symptoms OF q spell, a bottle
OF kodol Dyspepsia Cure sets me right"
II suffered from dyspepsia Tor wears ~ sAvs
Frank r. Wood OF Orc Hin, Pa "a tried an
a a a., fF,,r.
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Natatorium now open for the season.
c. Baldwin, proprietor.
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piedras Pintas Well

san Diego, Texas, A
tractors drilling the
well succeeded in gettir
rock that has caused
trouble at about 80
stratum Of oil sand 81
then a stratum of L n
at a09 feet struck an
they are now workin .e'
out on the water lAi
strike. :
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r,TVEyTS WERE HEARD
!, ,rptsms Court in the COIquitt-
rinor Mandamus Case.
nrG,TNG COMMITTEE AT WORK
v.sous Departments at Austin.
. o,soisncy Warrant Has Been
!" ,..,,.d--Depsrtment News.

rs,ss. April 1s. The supreme
-, listened TO arguments in the
!. T,nor mandamuS case against the
missioner to compel him to issue
y, 10 tweuty-one acres Of mineral
,pd in Brewster county In the
n classification by the geological
The intervention on the part of
~, Who claims the land by virtue of
,,,,Ipr application to purchase, was
Y md Assistant Attorney General
,s also heard on the part OF the
.,,r,r Ham Ward OF san Antonio. rep
M, the Colqutt-Tignor company, ar
!, IRE point that the classification Of
.l,,ieal board was not final In it's
= q he law contained a provision OF
.,,tlr mineral bearing" which was too
n Construed by the state, as such a
Kan. was so narrow that 1t would
,gglnst the best interests of Texus.
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Busey an the charge Of attempting to coun-
terieit money will have a hearing this
MOI ming before United States Commissio1-
er Tracy Dunn. The bows claim they were
Innocent victims Of another party and the
detectives are inclined to believe the story.
The police had no information yester-
day Of an alleged horseback duel that oc-
CURED In the First ward on Friday night
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pspartment Notes,


ain texas Anril rs. -- Representative
Ia NJ Gillcspje county was boro q,
STABBED saA4 =, ,,., ~
OF ~. 90 business ana called on the clerk
"' M N srlI appeals court regarding a mend.
iron E~4 W.
about !. Pa. John NJ. Duncan or Tyler was
J, shr 4 ~, d.r,rt,rc,,,s will ,o .,,..,
strike ny 2 S9ae ''p'' '.' W. '"N'u next
ld.yij, N boy on account oil sun da'luto Day
a governor returned this morning from
rbore ba Introduced C,o,,..,t M,
nG - 60. w.. '' ~
d her zee 10 Ue9S'' lily audience last
tru,, :, i c.,,,,t.s,o,o,. De-. T..
lenaial report, which Will be out some
the e,,M 10 september.
> va ah for some time, rs he is at work
report which VIII snow the number of
led thtk 2 uu9Nt uN lgn''" III some OF the big
ige u, les " htst IeAa'
Z ,b;, IL y touieuelaie so'uniS are getting their
,hs cotontrollsr ~ IlSs III advance
"a % attend the Dallas reunion.
aspirations to purchase public land In
, and the clerks are kept exceptionally
La
ah Treasurer Robbins has gone 10
tlsu tVuuN IoI rev days on bust /
..u-,,.
Eh COMPTROLLER has registered an is.Ee
Sm Refuslo county bonds.
9lI about q dozen counties have maid |
ia HNMetest on ponds held by the permn-
Sluoi iund
~ Wesugaung committee is LOOKING !
NJ ihe affairs Of the attorney peneTaIS /
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The Inyestjaatina coon,il40.

Il n. I texas April IS Senator Savage AZ
En H, Investigating e, committee has about sy,
h rota me work of checking up the AZ. ice
kron, sn ,se aalutant generals office an,Feas,
,i hualns everything in tip top shane
HNaltment e''"'i'y was found in tlEiaihll,,
the IN n ebSelI returned today and is g. De
i nnit,s,oe Iiue agent. The work ~ Z Beau
\ II MI Is j. progressing at n good ria; w.
b ms % oe some time before renort L. Doss
tf I San completed the work of oh,
|9SS ma apartment Of public hniidin }E.
- ana inds everything Corre'
Saa.e Is now a, 49,, life Enter
'' Of the general land OIL.
p,. adams Of the
ip,,,. against Escheatnee company,
h IA ieAas' April 1s.-Aftornu lsville, KY,
h,,,. 1Ones OF Tyler were cthern States
a pro, WIN the attorney eot each place
gleatIor ~ against the gra oval I'm th"ir
n'eu some time AGO 8 as the time
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ELD'S
'iAbition and
,psia.

ote Eugene Field,
.es a man for endea-
it extinguishes the
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wage Il now ~ , lie Ente
" lne Ennoral Ianh nni
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Austin Texas although great man
a HTs9Sin,sa U 10 fAndicap he felt the
provide FOR an SITS OF the disease all
from 100000 Nsilsands suffer simtlariv
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-02-08
Don't W ant Cedar Blocks.

Tower Avenue property owners are
having much trouble to decide what
snail be used for repaving that street
Asphalt, and other paving material
was considered and they finely settled
on Cedar block and petition repre-
senting 90 per cent of the property
owners was laid before the council re-
questing that Cedar blocks again be
used, which was adopted. Now again
the representatives are before the
Mayor begging him to vote the resolu-
ton which the council had adopted at
their request.
We should think that the experience
the city has had with Cedar block
would cause them to repent, for re-
questing a repaving with this nearly
worthless material. 1t is always a
wise plan to do we'll what is worth
doing, and if the interested parties
cannot afford to pave all of Tower
Ave in first class manner this year,
then leave part until next season, but
what is done let it be done in a sub
stancial manner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-02-08

The following communication from
Register of Deeds, Charles Larsons to
the County Board will be reaC with in
terest by all real estate owners in
Douglas county, all of whom are inter
ested in this matter:
Superior, Wis. Jan. 18th, 1902.
To the Honorable County Board,
Of Douglas County.
Gentlemen: desire to call your at
tention to the fact that the vault in
the Register of Deeds office IS lot
only much to small for the books and
records but that it is without proper
shelving and filling cases, and further
that the walls are cracking and seem
to be settling SO that it is difficult at
times to close one of the iron doors
| am informed the vault was built on
piles. The natural decay of these piles
probably accounts for the settling Of
the walls. The vault seems to have
been poorly constructed and many
who have examined it recently are Of
the opinion it is not safely fire proof.
1t is certainly not large enough for the
records to day. Some of the valuable
plaJs have already suffered injury
from being rubbed against by tie car
cases. When these cases are in the
vault there is no room Cor examining
books. piats or papers.
What the county needs at this time,
in my opinion, is new fire proof
vault built along side this office, we'll
lighted and sufficiently large FOR the
books and records of today and for
some years to come. where books and
maps can be laid out and examined
within the vault. The expense onght
not to be great. You have lot of
brick on hard and one of the doors of
the present vault could be used for
the new vault
You do not need to be reminded
the records in ti.is Office are or innsti-
! mateauie value. They affect many
millions of dollars in the titles to the
properties in Douglas County. The
tax payers are vitality concerned in
their care and preservation. respect
fully suggest that your members per-
sonally visit my office and see for
yourselves, to the end that you may
! take such action as the conditions
seem to demand.
Respectfully,
CHARLES LARSON,
Reg. of Deeds.
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Supervisor Naughtoh field.

The Examination of J. G. Naughton
resulted in the court holding. him for
trial, and he will now have to face a
jury on the charge Of forgery. He
was released on bail and departed this
week for California, where he expects
to find more genial climate. He
promised to return in time for the
spring election, and announces him
self candidate for re- election.
Robert Shields and Wesley Jones
were required to give bonds of $3.50
for their appearance as witnesses.
Shields furnished the required security
but Jones is spending his time i'll the
county Jail, where he will receive 81 so
per day and three square meals ar the
expense of the county until the case is
tried.
Although Jones did not receive any
part or parcel of the famous climber
BILL" which caused the trouble, he
will be compensated by a neat little
sum from the county treasury, es-
pecially if the case can be adjourned
a few times It is evident some one
did Jones a favor when they signed
his name to the bill
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w Buell. ct TX to T Dansigberg
= int i'll 1t 8 blk "a Ont l. Co
add Sup...-.. .............. 50 90
NJ + Hughes ct mar d Co to H j
Lathrop l. Neb he of rs 46 II. 1913
Nettie S Peirse ct mar to Flora A
Saunders n . NV 14-15-12. 49,. 400 00
N Collins to j. A. Irvine Wash
20 Mimi II , ne 6-43- 12.. ..... $50 90
+ A Arnold ct ux Sup to St Croix
Cons Copper Mines sw NV % A.
10 sc NV D IS ii NV sc S43 IA
II NV Sc % A. - ...... 400 90
Amy + Johnson to Clarence Inv
Go 1t blk P q G End add Sup 900
H P Booth to S Krepco all Sup 1t
4 blk 81 Sup 1st div. ,........ 900 90
Mary Gill ct mar d Co to FIT
Wheeler 1t 3S7 W 9th st Sup. 300 90
II NJ Peyton ct Tx st J. Co to H d
Campbell NV Sc 81 As Is 125 90
II Wilson ct TX ST l. Co toe
Cole ID Go NJ sw NV % 4S13.. 90
II S Wilson ct Tx st Leo toe
cole ID Conw sw SD sw 30 4S-13 1000
Maggie NJ Bright to Louisiana
breckenridge Gibson und "a Ell,
VIZ NV blk II w 29th st und LIP
bl 6O b Bay st und 10 blk As
Peninsula Ave all Sup. .16 "A
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1t seems that all the talk about the
relative rank" of President Roose-
velt's daughter atthe coronation cere-
mony in London has been purely
imaginative. 1t is now announced
that if she goes she will go simply as
an American girl, the guest of " hite-
law Reid, and with no official status
This is a sensible way to put it. The
fact is, that no member of the presi-
dents family, except himself, has any
official status. There is no more rea-
ron why Miss Roosevelt should rank
with royalty in her position III the
coronation ceremony, than the daugh.
ter of the humblest citizen should
Ard we don't suppose that Miss
Roosevelt's fathor ever had an, idea
that she would take any official posi-
ton at that ceremony
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\ gain Tied Up.

The injunction brought by the Land
& River Go. to restrain the city from
using the sinking fund was arsured
last week and Judge Vinie decided in
favor of the city. On Monday the
company filed motion with the Cir
cult Judge restraining the city from
the use of the sinking fund pending
the outcome of the suit, which if
brought to successful issue will per-
manently restrain the city from using
the sinking fund for any other purpose
than the payment of the bonds.
The matter was fixed for argument
for the June term. SO the sacred
fund will probably remain intact for
some time to come.