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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-08
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dee 7-FLODR--Quiet. but
firm. Rye Flour-Steady Buckwhent Flour
Firm, Cornlncnl-Easy yellow western. Sl.09,
Ryc--St endy. Rarey-Quiet.
acted nrmer early In the day on bullsh crop
newst, local covering. reports OF heavy rains
IN Argentina and big clenranccs. Later they
easel on under active Western pressure ana u
scare among shorts and closed &c. net higher.
May closed at s6l+c; July. s3c. December
corn-spot steady. Option market was dull
and easier cables. A final late rally With
wheat left the close net. unchansed May
closed Mt 4sc. oa,s,iull; No. = 4Ac; -,
pull; Western steamed, $500; refined. .In!et;
continent, s7.l5. Pork-Steady: family, Slb,1Vp
Ii. 10, Tallow-Firm Rosin-Steady: strained.
common to good s2,5O92,b5 Turpentine-.ulet
at 59'sM60c.
conss-spot Rio. Arm; 70. invoice; ~;
mild. firm. The market for coflee futures
opened steady nj IN advance OF lOHi1 points
on more or less general buying. During most
higher In the afternoon. however. realizing
was heavier and toward the close tho market
lost part OF the advance. being finally steady,
5u points higher. Sales TO-. 900 bags sugar
quiet Firm--FIrm Enthusiastically.
mtter-Firm; extra creamery. 25c; state
,la!ry, l5dr22c. Cheese--Dull; full cream, fancy
snail. colored. September, l.c,; late made, loc,
Eggs- Firm; State, Pennsylvania, nearby aver
age best, SIC.
Enthusiastically; Long Island. s2l9a?S7;
Jersey s2922s jersey o sweets sis0MS2s sa!e
fancy hundpicked, iSIac; other domestic. 40
iisc. Cnhbnges- STEADY; domestic. per 100. NTi;
per barrel Toe, 4il Cotton-l'y steam TO Llv-
erpool, i5c,
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Christmas Services.

Tho Methodist ministers, yesterday ar.
ranged for two union SERVICES 70 be held
DO held at st. James and the sermon viii
be preached by Rev. pr. w, j. Young,
The other will 'be at Clay Street the SER
mon TO DO preached by the Rev H. NJ,
MaSeV, 3la'tt 'HHfay a5ef-ll E.=
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ONLY ONE NIGHT VIA THE SOUTH
ERIN RAILWAY,
To New Orleans. Mobile, Pensacola,
Montgomery, Birmingham, Memphis and
Nashville. from Richmond, Norfolk,
washington and intermediate points, via
Southern Railway.
Through trains. convenient schedules,
and elegant equipment. including la lest
Pullman Drawing Room cars and South
ern Railway Dining Cars. the services
of which Is unsurpassed, Detailed infor-
nation clleerrully furnished. City Ticket
Offices $40 East Main, SD East Main st,
G. ". YESTRuRY.L DIP, "a. A
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white, a5haa7Ic, No. rye. hia5lsc Good
feeding barley. lssa37isc; fair to. choice matt
Ing. 43i5Sc. No. / tlnxseed. Ole. No. 1 north !
western, s7isc prime Timothy seed. se.S5. Mess
pork, per Barrel, sll.12i.Dl1ea: lard, per5a 100
pounds, s0.a7M%6lo; short ribs sides (loosc.,
Whskey, basis Of high wines. 81. "a Gl1ver,
contract grade, sll,oo' nutter-steady; cream.
mark. cases Included 23025c. Cheese Steady
Mt l0p10ifc ll
BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 7.--FLouR-ouiet.
contract. S7Gls7Ac.; spot No. red. WESTERN.
ssasaMc. The month s7ets7hc; southern I. by Y
4S9sc. spot, new, 47Mc.: the month"; 4sAq4sisc
new. southern white corn. 4oa!7No. Oats.
Firm; No. white. Tic. bids Ryc-flrm; MOI,
ton, 10G2Oc; fancy creamery, 26d27c.: fancy
ladle 1871 lSc. lggs-steady and. unchanged;
frosh oedl3Oc. Enthusiastically and unchn nErd.
Sugnr-Sttong and unchanged !; coarse Eranu-
lated, $LS6}s; fine, i4.S6H. Es I, ti:.s
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. q . . j =. u i. . 49,. . = i ~ IA .
Total to-day at all seaports-Net receipts.
sssSi bales; expor. to Great Rrita!n. stsso
hass to rante st s ssd 81 to the Continent
1os,.5s bales; export 2 Grent Britain, $3.50
ncnt, ea.7Go bales; to Japan los. bales. 81
Total since September LIST at NIL senpnrtS--
Net - sa hnfs sspori Sc Isa
1875 bales; to Japan, 1881 bales
NE WoRLEASs, LA. Dec. 7.-CorToN-
The spot cotton market was easier and lower
were at lsISc, lower than Saturdays board
figures sulcs 1850 bales, including $50 to mr.
rive Delivered on contracts 500 bales, ouotu-
Futures at the opon!ng were from Aal7
points lover Influenced by New York md
to be PROFIT -takInE by longs who We're getting
some short selling, some OF which Was said
to come from New York One OF the most
noticeable features was the absence ot tho
try, which characterized the market every day
for some time. Country longs were profit to
strength under the he selling, recovering tlms
and again after Wide Hlumps from the opsnlng
figures These recoyerIes were aided by profit.
freely In the midst Of heavy liquidation soon
after opening. q prominent bull leader support
Ell me market ny ,Dludihs I2.ao LOT HNe thou-
sand Ianuarys III tho trading January nd
and fell OF to 1915: March gained points
TO 1881. and December declined to le.4f; May
July advanced & points to 1900 and. dropped 70
1854. Prices showed quick and fairly wide
fluctuations. At all times. however,. they were
below the closing OF Saturday. The trading
was heavy. Tho market closed easy and With
in point or two OF tho lowest level OF the
day. Net losses were: DccehIner IS. January
4. and the other positions 4OM4l points
Cotton futures barely steady: December
1.07dl?09: January, lalsMl9 10; February.
1855; May. 12.69al2Co June, 12.o3Ql9o5; July,
Il Glfi L. q. t.-..---l ~ ~ 1
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gALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
virginia $500 at o..

BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. T.--Scnboard Air
Line common ,l.':ul5; do. preferred, not
not quoted af r.
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Child Critically III.

Virginia. Webb Gee, tho infant daughter
OF Dr.. f.. w. g co. is critically III at her
.inthcr's residence, No. 315 East Clay
Street. with pneumonia and wfooplng
clough, ,ij 854t
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
NOT ok AND WESTERN GATEWAY,

NORFOLK AND WESTERN hallway,
Tickets VIII be sold ut greatly reduced
rates to the general public on December
ed, Esd, 24th, 25th, goth, Slst and January
LIST. good a for return passage until
January 4, 1904. and to students
and faculties of schools and colleges
These tickets win be sold on December
1stn to ED good for return passage until
January 5, 1904. Round trip to Norfolk.
$3.50; to 3Lynchburg, $500. and correspond
ingly low rates to other points OH Nor.
folk and Western Railway, Apply TO NY.
steele, Ticket Agent, Byrd Street, Union
station, or to the Richmond Transfer
Company. or to John y, Wagner. City
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Office Of the
Company, S3S Main Street,
~. G. II, BOsLEY,
District Passenger Agent,
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coTToNsEEp OH. MARKET.

NEW YORK, Doc. 7,--Co.tonsesal OIL wa.
prices. Primo crude, r.. o. gbI mills 2llaG.S,.c:;
brine summer yellow. 3iMc.; of summer yel-
low, nominal; prime white, 27H3sc'i primo
Auin YnllOM, S6lI3gC. !
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PlTrsBuRG. PA.
Dee 7.cATrLls-.l,owe ,o & Cho !1 Ssgs l 10;
Prime heavy S. b5M4.G0: mediums and workers.
and pigs. 1445a4,bGG; rouEhs i%gt.s5, Sheep
Slow. Primo wothnrs s3.s5G4M 90; eulls and
common, tl.250o choice lauba. $s,3OG5 ~: veal
ca Ives S7.50iI7.75. as.sH - 5fs.Esi5 rgas
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CINCINNATI O., Dec: 7.-TloGs-Active at
s. 3bGpL46. Catte--Stendy at $.Q4.25 sheep.
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+ Official Rance and Sale Of Stocks iii New York
Bankers and Brokers.

S5hLNSi VII H EAHay r NJ st'}@ ~ *
$500 Mexican Central ..........
34W Missouri Pacific ......t..i..
40 Mo, Kan, aud Tex, CONF
1GW MOI Kan and Tex. pfd,,.
GOO New York C.ehtral....,.....
400 NJ. 81. ont. aid Westerns
3lOO Norfolk 4 and sWestGrtl.t.,..I
$500 PeiltlsylvatiiN.u. ...s..5 ....5
200 Pressed Steel C.nr.....,t...
1'ressed steel Car, pfd....I
2l;o Peoples Gas Trust ..s.....s
lS4U1 Heading. com .........l.....
100 Reacling, 1st pfd. .........,.l
]. 100 Reading. 2d pfd ............,
900 Republic /. aud S., coin...
1900 Republic !. and s" pfd:.,.
7 7S sslof i. a bfp; s. IS, ID pid.
Seaboard Air Line, coir1,..i
Se,lbaotd Air Line, pfd ..,.i
100 s. i. and Southwest. pfd..
oG10 Southern Pacific ,.....,......5
$500 Southern Railway. cotnt..l
700 Southern Railway, pfd. ~.
2Sl0 Tenn. Coal ntld Iron....
Gsfn Texas Pacific ...............,
1880 union Pacific. cont. .........
; 62S Union Pacific. pfd..........,
t416O ". s. Steel, CONE. ..,...,...i
$500 u. S. Steel, pfd......u......,
+ 500 Va. Car. Chemical. cot1,...
Va. Car. Chemical, pfdt..i
1910 Wabash. CONNIE. .........t
800 Wabash. pfd........ .,......3
100 Western Union...... .......,
A71 WISCONSIN Centrnl.... ......
Il tTO Wisconsin Central. pfd....
Total sales 763, COO.
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CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. T.--Connicting reports
from Argentina In regard to the weather con,
ions In that country caused an crliitc wheat
market to-day. Prices We're also influenced by
the action OF tho leader Of the bull clique, AG-
tive buying vs. that Interest late IN ths 1ns
i.c,; May corn closed Nc, lower, May oats
were up &c, while january provisions closed
from 2l.ql2iac. higher,
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District Passenger Agent,
INAu DURATION ADDITIONAL PuLL,
MAN SERVICE, N.

sEARoARp AIR LINE RAILWAY,
aururate through Pullman service on No,
81 I leaving Richmond 2;go e NJ, for
Tampa, FLA. Reservations can be made
By applying to s, A. l. office, $50 East
Main Street, S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-08
Lizzie Evans in "Cozy Corners

The famdis little comedy woman, Liz
zie Evans, is known throughout the land
as dashing and clever In everything she
plays, She is EoinE. to be seen here In
"Cozy Corners'' matinee and night.
Saturday December 18th, at the Acade-
my. the play IN which she Is starring with
great success. The newspaper comments,
that have followed Miss Evans, Indicate
that the star, the company and the play
have been making q big hit everywhere.
Reserved sea t. on sale now.
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AT THE ACADEMY. &

Lovers Lane" the famous Clyde
Fitch play. will be given ut the Acadc-
my Tomorrow, matinee and night. It
comes with an enormous record Of pop
ular hits In the big cities, and we arc
to have tho original production. the same
given recently for fourteen weeks at tho
Park Theatre, philadelphia, five months
at the Manhattan and Republic, New
York, all the previous summer In Chicn-
go, and last summer at Atlantic City.
1t Is a wholesome. merry play, bubbling
over With laughter and alive with little
children. Two score Of these are intro
aueed In recess time, songs and games
III the school scene. The effects will
be the most beautiful ever staged here,
including an apple orchard or real trees,
first In autumn LEAKAGE and later in
springtime blossom, The original COM
pany will present Lovers Lane" here.
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Cotton futures opened easy and closed barely

Spot cotton closed steady, Is points lower;
mlddllng uplands,l2. 50; Inlddling gulf, 1276;
sales $500 bales.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.
open. 1Ilkli. LOW. N S ! n.

Chicago and northwestern, con- 7s.......... 1909
Chicago r. ]. md Pacific 'o%
Chicago Il. +, and pacihc col. 6s.......... 7oss
c.. G., c. and 81. Louis gen. Extraordinarily
Chicago Terminal Is ......................!0 4
Consolidated Tobacco IS. ................... s7!4
Colorado and Southern 8lta
Denver and Rio Gratldo 4s .................. 100
Erie prior lion Is 0sl
11rlo General IS ssh
Fort Worth and 1oehyer Cit ,,l8ts.,..,... 103 "A
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 1861
Louisville ana Nash Jnincd As. aaN I
Mania tim iconsol gold ............. 1902
Mexican Central 4s Observation-Disclosures. rex
Mexican Central lat Inc .................... 16h 4
Mimi and ST. Louis 40 Observation-Disclosures. ~ IA
Missouri, Kan and Texas as.y............ t5Is
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds............ ~
National r. H. Of Mexico con. 4s.......... 75m
Now York Central gen. 3ias. ..,..,........ 20 e
New Jersey Central gen. 5s................... l5D
Northern Pacific As :. -o"si
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A FINAL WORD WITH
THE MEXICAN SPINNER

NEW YORK. Dec Z. 1909. At the Gloss
Of last season wo advanced the belief
that tho American crop OF 10000 would
be Inadequate to meet the demand. At the
beginning OF this season we reiterated
this same belief. which has been consist
emily and pcrslstcntly adhered to by up
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How fast can y0u say The E4k Hsad'"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-17
New Jersey Federation Of Labor.

BRiDGEToN. ~ j.. Aug. 17.-The
New Jersey State Federation Of Labor
is holding its twcnty-fifth or silver
jubilee convention here with record
breaking attendance. The gathering
was formally called to order at 10
O'Clock this morning In the court
house. In his annual address PresI.
dent Cornelius Wood reviewed the
work Of the last year and congratu.
lated the members upon the fact that
the organization had progressed stead.
ily, many wage advances had been Oh.
tained. hours reduced, recognition Sc
cured and other benefits obtained.
The convention viii remain In ses.
sion through tomorrow. Proposed
state legislation affecting the interests
Of the working people is the chief sub,
Iect 10 be considered
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-17
kaM oIna pamaae.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aux. A. Tho
first serious damag 10 result from lhe
present rlee N lbn Kansas river ID
iilis point eame lhis morning, wluu
James riYer hrldFo, ibu only means
n street ear communication between
ihn is0 eleths, wont oat INV brldNe
hal heru bAlll ~ pllea n replace lhr
pnc caffiea HNag " Ilr HIM floods
plhef hTlleep aFe IN Immediate dan
sef Ihe rlgef popllnuea ~ llls our
ine lhe plRhl ana ieaaF Mueh water
4 tupllaN lhlf sag tlNa ihp vpel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-17
A FatefuI picnic.

SANTA BARBARA. Calf, Aug ~.
Miss Katherine Grathwol Of st.
Paul. Mimi, is dead, Frederick Lue-
der. artist. of this city, is a raving
maniac. and Fred Webster, Nellie
stone, Fred Gilbert and Grace Porter
cannot be located at this time, and
the whole affair Is surrounded by
mystery The party left here yester-
day for days picnic In the mount
aims. Lueders arrived here last night
and reported that Miss Grathwol was
dying. He was SO exhausted that he
could not give particulars. The party
left for the scene and Lueders fol-
lowed They returned at midnight.
bringing Lueders raving mad, but NO
trace was found Of the missing ex-
cursionists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-17

Guests will seldom fail to find con-
genial company for card parties. the
atricals, musicales. games. tramps and
excursions. One member of the man
ayers staff is assigned to the especial
oversight of these matters
Inasmuch as the Hot Springs has
postofiice, telegraph and telephone sta
tion and railroad ticket office of its
own, travellers can make all business
arrangements with ease. and can de
pend upon the competent assistance
Of the management TO this end.
In addition to other conveniences
of living already enumerated, guests
who contemplate any considerable So
journ al the Montezuma hotel, will
find for their children good school ia,
cilities. the school being part Of the
common school system Of New Mex
leo, but practically under the control
OF the management of the hotel Pa
rents need have no anxiety regarding
the influences surrounding young peo-
pie at the Montezuma.
The opening Of the Las Vegas and
Hot Springs Electric railway has add
ed greatly to the attractiveness of life
at the Montezuma. A regular hourly
service has been inaugurated from
early morning till late in the evening
and the trip to the city and back in
the big summer cars is always delight
fulp. OF frequent occurrence during
the summer evenings are dances and
entertainments given at the casino, as
well as band concerts in the park be-
low the hotel.
The annual precipitation at Las We.
gas Hot Springs is only II inches,
and from September to June it is only
a fraction of an inch monthly.
The record of five years obserya-
tions at the Hot Springs gives the
following mean temperatures: Janu-
airy, 41.O; February, 40; March, 56.0;
April, $50; May. 6l.4; June. ia;
July, 74O; August, 719; September
$50; October, 55.5; November, 537;
December, $40, or a mean annual tenn
perature Of 59.07.
The average temperature in winter
at the Hot Springs is fully 20 degrees
higher than at Denver, while in sum
mer 1t averages from 10 degrees tc
10 degrees lower.
The greatest daily range for the
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The Magnificent Montezuma Hotel With Accom-
modations for 500 Guests, Reached
by Electric Car.
IDEAL SPOT FOR REST AND RECREATION
andes Retreat in the World From the Heat Of Summer and
the Cold Of Winter.

While vet there were "a thousand
miles on either hand, where an En-
glishman never had been, the con-
Quering caballero cayorted here in the
salubrious mud, surrounded by his
dona and ninos. just as many Saxon
boy luxuriates in the mud hole" of
his fondly loved tWiller Creek" But
the peat-bedy Of the Gallinas, satu-
rated with the saline waters of spring
No. 6, are a mud hole for the gods.
The practical Anglo-Saxon has taken
charge, and If the peat bath is less
picturesque than the mud hole of the
ancient ojos calientes, it Is vastly
more beneficent and more accessible
to those who need it. While the tub,
plunge. pack and vapor baths in the
Hot Springs waters are all beneficial
in affections Of the skin, liver and kid
neys. the peat-bath. IS the height Of sa-
lubrity, as well as of luxury; an ad-
ditiona1 feature of the luxury is that
each bather has his individual mud.
The wholesome and aseptic peat-por-
ridge c1ings like and all-pervading
poultice about the person Of the pa
tient, opens every pore, and reaches
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Meets at Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. 1.-THE
annual convention Of the United
States Association Of Plumbers and
Gas Filters. which opened here today,
Is unusually well attended. Members
are present from Seattle, San Francis
co, Los Angeles and other cities on the
Pacific coast, as well as from all parts
of the north and east The sessions
will continue several days and many
important questions of interest to the
trade will be discussed. The presi-
dent Of tho association and presiding
officer Of the convention is William
MerrIck of Beverly. Mass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-17

dining-room capable of seating COM
fortably two hundred guests, ova five
hundred runningfeet of wide veranda,
Of which some seventy feet are CON
verted BY glass wallis into surpar-
lor; large bowling alleys and billiard
rooms, and casino sixty by one hun
dred feet with 6ne dancing floor, gym
nasium apparatus, and stage for enssr-
tainments and private theatricals
The Montexuma is heated by steam
and lighted BY electricity. the power
being generated At budding a quar-
ter OF q mile away. md SO located
that the atmosphere at the hotel is
never polluted by smoke There is
also Hale standard elevator for the
use OF guests.
A few rods from the main building
are. on one side OF the park. two neat
cottages for use as hospitals In case
nf need. and on the other the old
Mountain House ready 10 nccommo.
date ihe overflow from the Monte.
snma. and little back The company
stables whieh provides carriages. sad
dle horses and hirfOs NJ m0aofate
rates
tasi Ksblud NE e8Tnions GalIlnas
tiaeAs 'hf bnll hWse . center II ii
inrfN ~ Hrll aHd Esah allhe Tia tlila
fst 'heaNsile rfd mtn ard pailaal
mflsnrl.eag reilYf have ~ feGluf
~ Waqf FllTOmsss fem hundreds n
Ell'f afelNq n seA lte feilnl peeTd.
6f 1 ihe NifkevlaAs sFHas fallahlAs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-17

The Montezuma hotel is hand
some four-story structure in the
chateau style, built of grayish red
sandstone and slate. 1t stands on the
north side of the Gallinas where the
canyon widens to a small amphithe-
atre, about one hundred feet above
the river bed, and commanding at
tractiye views Of the pine-clad slopes
of the surrounding hills, and splen-
did vista through the canyon mouth
across the plains and mesa to the dark
forest ridge. thirty miles away on
the southwestern horizon. The floor
of the amphitheatre is occupied BY a
pretty lawn of several acres, with firm
turf, primeval pines, seats, flower
beds and tennis and croquet grounds,
while the steep slope UP to the hotel
is tastily parked with winding DR.
and walks.
Supplementing its hundred and
twenty chambers, every one with a
pleasant view, the hotel has hand
some ash-finished Office with spa
cious fireplace, which does valiant
service of cool evenings; three large
parlors, convenient writing room, a
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straight to the liver and the kidneys.
Contrary to all expectation, the effect
OF this poultice is not weakening or
depicting. Tie stimulating effect npon
the digestive functions is such that
patients have actually gained in
weight while taking three peat bxths
week.
For the pi-a snre-seeking guest of
the hotel the bath.housc contains a
little gem Of natatorium, fifteen feet
by fifty-four, sloping from four to nine
feet in depth. and supplied with hot
water Of No spring, which is re-
duced to suitable temperature Over
the water are rings and trapeze, and
the opportunity for fun is maximum.
The saline water makes the natato-
rum an exceptionally good place for
learning to swim.
The management Of the Montezuma
biuuleA tO prDFlne nui Only HIsF
class hotel, but also q cheerful home,
There Is an absence of the paralyzing
pomp and the distressing display
characteristic of too many largo ho'
iels Even ne gaefis aflof faw
days stay, come IL iabe an interest
IN the institution. and wel1eme new
arrivals with q KINDLY smile Instead
I'm \ RafFnElslns elaga Tha npgl eyrBa
ines N autumn ana Flaiaf Hre paAssd
around 'he great Dfeplarp NJ slofY'
ieillpF 4 sunday evening N bymp
anflnE ~ me ps,lm fefallp lbe ~
folts Al home