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RECENT LEGAL OPINIONS.

-Promissory Notes-Illegal Consideration
In Nebraska it is provided by statute
that no one shall practice medicine without
a license. A note was given for medical
services rendered by an unlicensed practi-
tioner. The Supreme Court of Nebraska
holds that such note might be recovered on
in the hands of bona fide purchaser, not
withstanding the statutory prohibition.
The court lays down the general principle
that statute. though rendering an act
criminal. will not o. construed SO as to
make negotiable instrument void in the
hands of bona fide purchaser. unless the
act specifically declares [93 Northwest
ern Rep. (Neb.) 1901
-Property-Collecting Information
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachu-
setts holds that where a company Is en-
gagged In compiling information as to pub
lie improvements soon after they are
contemplated as possible and distributing
such information to IT'S customers, under
an agreement that they will use the reports
In strict confidence and for their business
only, to enable them to take steps to OBJ
tain contracts, such company has a prop
erty right in the information compiled,
which the courts will protect against one
who surreptitiously obtains such informa-
ton from "a customer of the company and
Rep. (Mass.) 2N.
Delayed Telegrams-Damages-
There is no presumption that an uncle
will suffer mental anguish from the failure
to attend his niece's funeral and hence, in
the absence Oh nOtlce TO the company OF
such probable consequences it is not liza
bic to him for negligent delay in delivering
telegram announcing the death, whereby
his attendance was prevented. Neither is
the fact that he is prevented from comfort
ing his sister on the occasion of the burial
of her child an element of damages recov-
cradle from the company. 70 Southwest
ern Rep. CTexas, Judge Williams) 4S2l
Unsuitable Homcide-What Constitutes
A husband has the legal right to the COM
wi a nd oh
and the wifes father has no authority to
keep them from him; and if it is necessary
for the husband to kill the wife's father
to prevent the latter's killing him TAX
ing his wife and child away from him and
thus endangering him, in life or serious in
jury, he would be justified. l75 Southwest
ern Rep. (Texas, Judge Davidson.) 527.l
rporations-Fraudulent Appointment of
Receiver
The Supreme Court of Illinois held in the
recent case of the Link Belt Machinery
Company VS.. Hughes. that creditor of an
embarrassed corporation who, for the pur-
pose of getting control of its plant and
shielding it from creditors collusively OBJ
tanned the appointment of a receiver and
thereby prevented the owner of the prem
Uses which the plant was located from
enforcing his claim for rent, person
ally liable for the rent accruing during the
receiverShip.
Criminal Law-Bribery-Illegal Arrest
The Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
has decided that a prisoner held under an
illegal arrest cannot be convicted OF offer
ing to bride an officer TO allow him to es-
cape. l72 southwestern Rep. tTexas) S3S. ]
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the statement. Instead of AN important re-
duction in loans, as was confidently looked
for, there was an increase of S964S00, fol-
lowing gain of SSS4,200 in the previous
week making S1.S49,000 for the fortnight
The only reasonable explanation which can
show the expected decrease in loans is
that the loan contracts which were liqui-
dated, as the result of the unsettled stock
market were replaced with the purchasers
of stocks early last week and that the
loans to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany which were repaid, were originally
affected with trust companies and institu-
tions other than the banks, and, there
fore, that their cancellation was not re-
serve showed the important increase of ST.
OLA 800, or 81, $40, 200 less than the estimated
gain which was based the traceable
movements of money. This discrepancy
may however, be accounted for by the
fact that on the last day Of the bank
week the assistant treasurer was credited
at the clearing house with 81, 764, lab, caused
by the payment through the banks to the
treasury of a Central Pacific note for ST.
$40 635 and that this credit balance and the
partially offsetting payment by the sub
treasury of 100000 on account of trans
fer of gold from San Francisco were not in
cluded in the estimates The deposits in
creased s7,4S0.500, which sum was $49SSOO
less than that called for by the gain of
cash and the increase in loans; therefore
the statement did not balance. The re-
auired reserve against deposits was in
creased Sl,S70,2 25; deducting this sum from
the gain in cash left $5,144,675 as the in
crease in surplus reserve, which now
stands at $2i,060, 075. against S27,9S0, us on
Jan. 81, which was the highest of the
year.
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Se.25 Hay nrm: lImotny. sSGl5: prairie. $500.
whisky steady at $50 Iron cotton ties &l>Oo.
Bagging. 5&9site. Hemp twIne. SC. Receipts
bu. oats. Loco bu. Shipments-F1our, 500 brls:
wheat $500 bu; corn. $500 bu; oats. 5000 bu.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. I-wheat-Septembsr.
SS5s9esc; December 7eEe; cash. No: hard &c:
C0rr-September. s7Ss7t7i<c: December. ss&c;
cash. No. = mixed. 47c. No , white. f7i-c; No Z.
4ec oats-No- white. Si4sec Receipts-wheat
nents-Wheat. $500 bu; corn. ls.2oo BIZ; oats.
HOO bu.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1--wheat-No 2 red and
lolgberry. nc. No 3 red and longbefry, 80.
ana new beans. s225a5 s. per bu- Hay-choice.
IN car lots. track. SlSr 1850 clover, sl30l3 o.
straw, $3.50. Clean ginseng. s4gt,z5 per 10
per crate. Peppers. 81 per bu.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Flour firm Wheat
nrn; No. red. s4s40sSc- Corn nrrnert 40.
mixed. 52izc. Oats steady; No mixed. SO
Stc: Rye steady; No ?, sc. Lard quiet at $50
Bulk meats steady at IS Bacon quiet al 80.
Whisky-Distilers' finished goods steady or the
basis OF $3.50
DULUTH Aug. 1.-Wheat IN store: No. hard.
TO arrive. No. hard. Ssssc; No northern, ssstc:
No. northern. N1sc; September, slSc. Decem-
ber 1s5se. oats-on track. slQS4isc; to arrive.
SIC; TO arrive in September. Ssiac-
TOLEDO. Aug. l.-Wheat-Cash. 7sxc; Sep
TENDER. 6oizc; December. 62isc: May. S5c. Corn
september, 524c; December. SAG May, s2Ac.
OatS-Se ptember, S41sc; December, Sane. Clover
Rye. sc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 1.-wheat-September.
7Si9c; December. 7S2Sq7Shc: on track. No hard,
size; No northern. s6dSsike: No. northern.
S5aS5isc; No northern. S04S2c.
BALTIMORE. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING. sc;
August, 7sc corn-September. 5slzc
MILWAUKEE. Aug. harley dull; No. :
nominal; sample. 43d52hsc.
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RECORD in CLEARINGS
INDIANAPOLIS BANKS DID AN ENOR-
NOUS BUSINESS IN JULY.
Three Calls n Week ON the stock Ex.
change This Month-Secretary
shaw's Bond Refunding Plan.

The indianapolis banks made q record
breaking showing In clearings last month
The July clearings. according to the state
ment Of the Indianapolis Clearinghouse
Association. amounted 10 So, 304. 9xs which
is more than 100000 greater than the
clearings for July. 1902 The month of June
this year held the record previous TO the
July showing, with ss0.e75.sS2 This year the
local banks have continued 10 increase the
volume of their business. the same as they
have done for several years past. The first
six months or this year the ciearings were
more than S22.000000 larger than for tia
same period OF 1902. The following tabls
shows the monthly increase in clearings for
1893 over last year:
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Heard on the Street.
Toledo Blade

Ardent Youth Cat the rendezvous)-You
see. have came as | promised.
His New Found Friend-Im so glad YOU
done
A. Y.-Clara Warner asked me TO call on
her tonight, but 1 wouldn't of went for any,
thing.
awful pale-powder. / guess.
A Y.-She didn't used To look so bad
III. n. +. F.-Oh, l Amt never thought her
pretty
A. VI guess l won't go to see her no
more. like you more than her.
III. n. +. F.-Aw. you don't neither.
A. Whats right; i guess I've fell in
love with you.
II. n. r. F.-You're jollyin' me. Boys can't
jolly me no more.
tHere a man rushed up and killed both per-
petrators.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 1-Butter-Receipts. 6.6e4
packages; market unsettled; State dairy, lao
hl9c; extra creamery, 1sc; renovated. lSQl7c;
creamery, choice, 15qlSisc; factory,
l31I5c; imitation creamery, l56i7c. Cheese-Re-
ceipts. 4.ls2 packages: market steady; State full
cream, fancy small. colored. l0izc: small white,
iV5.o; large colored loo; large white. loo. kggs-
Receipts. 4.s66 packages; market firm: State and
pennsylvania extras, zoe; State and Pennsylvania
seconds TO irsts, l5alsc: Western extras. 1ec;
Western seconds 70 hrsts. 15Glsc.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1-Butter steady and
In fair demand: extra Western creamery. 1s4c.
extra nearby prints, 20c. Eggs nrm and In
good demand; fresh nearby, 1S1zc loss on, fresh
Western, lS12c. loss OFF, fresh Southern, 16h0
llc; fresh Southwestern. 15izQ16c. Cheese steady
New York full creams. choice new. 1Oi1Ql0&c-
CHICAGO. Aug. lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady: creamery.
,iQlsikc; dairies. 121<Gl7c- Esgs steady at 10
lze, at the mark. cases included. Cheese steady
at 101sdll&c.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. Eggs weak: Missouri
ana Kansas stock, cases returned, 1lko per dozs
new No. whtewood cases included, 11c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1-Butter quiet: creamery. IL
Gl9ifc; dairy, l3q16c. Eggs steady at lsa1s,1c.
loss off.
CINCINNATI. Aug. legs quiet at 12Hc.
Butter steady Cheese arm; Ohio nat, 10ixc.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1.-Butter-Packing, uikc
per ID; good country. Nc. Eggs. 12d12hc
BOSTON. Aug 1.-ISpecial l-Eggs-Strictl
fresh steady at l5G1sc.
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'g futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady;
spring patents $1,000: straights. ss.6OQS. 30;
bakers. s2.6oq3so. Wheat-No. 2 spring. SIG
SIC; No. 8, 7IqSlc Nc. red, 77hQ7sBc. Corn
No g. &c; No. 2 yellow, 53I9c. Oats-No. 2. SAG
3l1sc No. white 35i1c: No. 8 white, 3SqS6c.
No 2 rye, 51951Ac. Barey-Good feeding $50
Acc; fair to choice mailing, 4d5Sc. Flaxseed-
No ], &c., No. Northwestern SIC. Prime timo-
thy seed, $40. Clover-Contract grade, $12Q
Il. So Mess pork. per brl, sl3.55n13eo. Lard, per
100 lbs, s765QLs7a Short rib sides Qoose),
s7.s2haLs71z Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), $50
Q762A Short clear sides (boxed), s.. 254S37lS.
Whisky-Basis of high wines, $1.30.
Receipts-F1our. q, 400 brls, wheat 5S, 200 blu;
corn, 1874 500 bu; oats, 4o4, 500 bu rye 10 500 bu
barley, 100 blu. Shpments-Flour 10, 800 brls:
rye, 400 blu.
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The Financier says: THE only disappoint-
ing feature OF the starement of the New
York associated banks last week was that.
as in the previous week. the returns failed
to reflect in the loan item the liquidation
in the stock market which was quite large
at the end of the week ended on July Is. and
which continued during part. at least. OF the
last bank week. and the repayment of the
loans made by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company during the week ysss not shown in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-03

During the present month the Indiannpo-
lis Stock Exchange will observe three calls
a week-Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days. Quotations OF local stocks show little
change this week from last week. IL Is not
expected that there will be much trading In
local stocks this month. Beginning the Lat
OF September the Stock Exchange will OBJ
serve daily calls.
Reports from Washington state that the.
Treasury Department has received $50 CO.,
600 and per cent. government bonds 10
be exchanged for the twos under Secretary
Shaw's Understanding plan. announced
several months ago The limit on this ex-
change Is $1,000 600. and from the fact that
there have been sent in sS0eo0.0oo OF the
threes and fours. the secretary IL satisfied
with the success OF the plan. II In said that
no more refunding plans are contemplated
by Secretary Shaw
A dispatch from Chicago says: THE local
money market the past week displayed fur
Their evidence OF strength. Some Of the
larger trust institutions are not quoting
rates at all. being able. 10 get about what
they ask for money. Most OF the money
they have placed this week they will get
per cent. for"
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis. baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Flour In fair demand and
STEADY: red winter patents. S.90as: extra fancy
and Straight 81. s0ft3.S5; clear, So 2onSoS. limo
thy seed steady prime, for september delivery.
So 80 Corn meal steady at s2.s5 Bran firm;
sacked, east track. 7iSi73c. Wheat higher; No. 2
red, cash. elevator Sc track, 1sas0izc; Sep
tember 7sSc December. Sitsc; No. hard Hisf3
&c. Corn firm: No 2 cash. soc: track, 5ia5l,kc;
September. s0isc: December. tyise. oats firm:
No. 2, cash. 33c; track. SIC: September, a2izc:
december, yslxc; No. 2 white. acc Rye firm AT
seg5lssc. Pork higher: johbing. standard mess.
s14 10 Lard higher at 81. Bacon stronger. boxed
extra shorts. $50: clear ribs. SIC. short clear.
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lOtdl safes .-.-.-...... .iSS,oV'
limited STATES BONDS.
London stock Market.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE stock market has
just passed through an uncomfortable week
but with less trouble than was anticipated.
The failures We're less numerous than were
expected. LiQuidations, however, have been
heavy and persistent, while the low prices
to which securities reacted failed to tempt
investors to any considerable extent. The
foreign market is the only department. not
sharing in the general depression Russian,
Japan Chinese, Spanish, Turkish, Bull
garian and Argentine securities all showed
advances.
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Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK.-Imports of dry goods and
merchandise at the port of New York for
the week were valued at Sll 1892
Exports of specie for the week were S42S,-
355 in silver and $1,000 in gold.
Imports of specie were $40, 797 in gold and
Se4 254 in silver.
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NEW YORK, Aug. There were no new de-
velopments In the metal markets to-day, prices
holding steady at about yesterdays basis on q
small weekend trade. Tin closed quiet at e255 50
d29 for spot. Copper in light demand and
rominal; lake and sectroiytic quoted at sis0
1875. and casting at $12 75913 Lead continues
quiet and unchanged at s5s7iA- Iron was weak
and nominally unchanged
ST. LOUIS. s., A .yg Metals Is .etiys "; Lead
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Stock exchange holiday;
money, HAP per cent. Bullion taken into
Bank of England on balance, f4S,00O.
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes. 9Sf sc for
the account.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, Pom
39pf Discount rates-short bills, per cent.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Poultry quiet: ehiehens.
sic: springs, 100: turkeys. 13c: ducks. SIC;
geese, 4q5c.
BOSTON, Aug. L-tSpecial. Poultry steady:
fowls, 14lzc: springs. le4isc: turkeys. l6c-
CINCINNATI Aug. 1.-Poultry steady; hens.
1l1sc; springs. 12;tc; turkeys. l01to.
CHICAGO, Aug. l-Pouitry-Iced steady. tur-
keys, 12c: chickens. Ritc.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. LIENS. 100 per ID: spring
chickens, lie.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Aug. l-credit balances, si.os: GER
ttcates. no bid Pennsylvania runs 1o5. 3l5 brls;
average. 77,749 brle. Pennsylvania shfpments.
si.s1s brls average. 7s.ols brls. Lima runs ssoOs
brls; average. 5s.3l1 brls. Lima shipments x.ls5
brls; average, q, $40 bris.
NEW YORK, Aug. Petroleum steady;
fined New York. s.ssc; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, s-50c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. IN bulk.
6.6oc. Rosin dull: strained common TO good, e.
Spirits of turpentins nominal at 62h953c-
SAVANNAH, Aug. 1.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm at 49izc. Rosin firm. Quote. A, Il. C. ID.
sl.55: L, SLIGO; +, sl65; @, s.75; H. $40; I. 40:
Nj, s2.s5; N. S3.05; window glass sac: water
white. $40.
firm at acc. Rosin. nothing doing. Crude tur-
pentine firm at sl75. $325 md s525. Tar firm at
Sl.65.
MONTPELIER. Aug. L-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, sLls: South Lima and Indi-
ana, si13.
CHARLESTON. Aug. L-spirits OF turpert,ns
nominal. Rosin steady.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Cotton quiet. saIes
rs bales; ordinary 10 l,lss; good ordinary,
middling. 13zc; middlng fair, II 7-l6c. Re-
ceipts. 17e bales; stock. 7.27s bales
NEW YORK. Aug. l-Cotton-Spot closed
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
APPELLATE COURT.

1921. Muncie Pulp Company VS.. Frank
Is. Davis. Delaware c. c. Appellants
brief G.)
4S11. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis Railway Company VS.. James H.
Miles. Marion s. c. Appellants brief g.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
20103. John N. Strayer ct al. VS.. Henry
l.. Taylor ct al Noble c. c. Appellants
citation of additional authorities, 49,
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON,-S statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the Sl50,0O0000 gold re-
serve i'm the division OF redemption, shows:
Available cash balances ......... SIPS, 291, 444
Gold ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IS, 499 S79
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1-Wool steady TO firm: me-
dunn grades, conbing and clothing, lSd32c: light
fine. 16a1sc; heavy hne. 12q15c; tub-washed. 200
29ikc.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-wool nrm; domestic
fleece, 2Sq32c.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-C1ear-
md balances.

ings and Balances.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4d6
per cent; time loans, 5G6 per cent. Clear
ings, 81 O90, 1S9 "a; balances, S163s43.1S.
NEW YORK.-Call money nominal; no
loans. Time money easy: sixty and ninety
days, 4 per cent: six months, 5Q5s4. Prime
mercantile paper, 5s4@6 per cent. Sterling
bankers bills Ass 625@4. 1875 for demand,
81 .S75Q4 SO. 625 for sixty days; posted rates,
$4.S4la@4S5 and $A.S7q4S711; commercial
bills "a S31k.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 54Ac; Mexican
dollars, 421sc.
LONDON.-Silver bars, % Sled an ounce
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SAFE DEPOSITS.

THERE ARE NO SAFER INVESTMENTS
for your money than the farm and city
mortgages that we have for sale.
In q years We have sold over eighteen MIL
lion dollars Of these mortgages and have never
lost a dollar OF interest or principal and have
never foreclosed mortgage since we have
been In business Phones. New 1874: Old black
Abs. G.. ~. WILLIAMS d CO.,
Bankers No. 10 East Market ST., Indianapolis.
We allow three per cent on deposits.
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Disappointing Showing I'm Loan Item
Increase I'm the Surplus,

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The weekly state
ment of averages by the associated banks
is as~follows:
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The name OF Mr.. Cievelands new bow
is not announced vet. but we are author
ICED 10 say that IL will not be Theodore
Jennings Watterson
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

STATEMENT THE ASSOCIATED BANKS CITY OF NEW
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG /.
The totals and the
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NEW YORK Aug 1-Beeves-Receipts. 23l,
all consigned direct. No sales reported Dressed
beef steady; city dressed native sides. 6hQSlsc
per 10. Gables last received quoted American
steers at ul1q12iac per ID. dressed weight; re-
frigerator beef at sdshc per ID. Reported ex-
ports for to-day, ,294 beevss $40 sheep, $40 quar-
sara NJ haaf
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IN ELLoWsToNE PARK.
Presidents EEesseseaa RenaAans i ss1isaas
far sixseea Days

k-saiaens Rseaeveaa nexnaams II ksIisaap
far sfxEeea D#ya
Cinnabaf. Mont. April 2 President
Roosevelt IN In the fastness Of yell
lowstone park. mad for the next six
teen DAYS he expects to enjoy complete
rest and cessation from public duties
He will be in almost daily communiea-
ton with Secretary Loeb at Cinnabar.
but nothing except of the utmost i'm
porTance will be referred to him.
In company with John Burroughs.
the naturalist. who accompanied him
from Washington. the president will
closely study the nature of the various
animals that inhabit the park. The
president has looked forward to this
outing for some time and be was in
a happy frame OF mind when he
led the cavalcade into the park Every
trail leading in the preserve is close
ly guarded and no one will be allowed
to disturb his solitude His headquar.
tiers will be at the home OF Major
Pitcher. superintendent Of the park
4 number OF camps have been estab.
lished in different localities and these
will be occupied By the president from
time to time
The special train bearing the presi
dent and his party arrived at Garner
the entrance OF the park. at - 80
O'Clock Wednesday and was met by
detachment Of the Third cavalry an%
a number al cowboys
Major Pitcher also was on hand &c
welcome the president Luncheon was
served in the presidents car. after
which The president dressed in riding
breeches and coat with a light-col0red
SLOUGH has on his head, mounted bis
horse and made q brief address TO the
people congregated near bis train. He
then ba9e the members OF his party
good bye and Jed the way into the
park Mr. Burroughs followed in an
army wagon The train returned TO
Clnnabar where Secretary Loeb ana
;hss -e.:za Etar at the marty will live
In II while she president is absent
April = the president will start or
bis trip TO st Louis and the Pacific
coast The weather is mild and re-
ports from The park are TO the effect
that there IS HttIe snow in the vicinity
Of the president headquarters.