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that he needed husky truck men.
! The chap got the job
What's the name ?" the supsrin-
/ tendent asked.
"Francis-ChRrlss Francis"
Relative 20 the PRESIDENT"
laughed che superintendent
Yen. slightly related"
Sure. they all are" was the re-
ply. Grab a truck there and hustle
those cases inside and don't DO no
soldering either"
/. Guess you are not the whole fair.
/ guv-nor." remarked Charles that
night 20 his father. His sons all
I call him governor.
/ when the president reaches his
office. HES flag IL run up on the Tag
STAFF. This nax n 81 three diagonal
stripes OF blue. yellow and red. the
exposition coiors. with n white fleur
de lie on the blue field. This flag
/ IL visible from any point on the
grounds and r. notice 20 all having
I business with him that the presi-
[ dent e. In his office. II II taken
/ down whenever he leaves. II only
I for a few minutes.
Francis has luncheon at 2 p. m.
( either In his office or IN the admin
/ tstration cafe. often entertaining a
government official or the represen-
/ tstlve OF foreign nation. and
I transactinE business with them as
+ they eat.
Ills outer office r. thronged from
/ tho time the flnE goes M until II is
hauled down ~ night. any time from
IL . m. to midnight. Anyone who
/ has business with the president can
see him. but n must be on business
a subordinate cannot transact Fran
els has surrounded himself with able
men and they relieve him Of much
/ detail.
/ But there are enough left 10 keep
T the president busy. a quick hand
clasp and the visitor finds himself
pushed into a chair. Francis faces
him with a smile and an interroga-
7 tive
'~well9"
The visitor must talk to the point
II he shows an inclination 10 ram
bic. the tall man leaning well back
IN his chair. quickly interrupts with
curt. inci-ive questions.
Information extracted and n de-
cision reached. Francis presses
button. uniformed page appears
and the visitor wakes up to find
himself being escorted TO another
department.
Francis dimes frequently at the
Same cafe. but never before 2 p. m,
which is his dinner hour at home.
II ne dimes at the building he works
late, often until midnight n he
goes home. his secretary accom-
panies him and in the ilbrdry OF the
beautiful Francis home on Mary
land avenue. the pair labor until
stiffness has settled over the city.
Francis has been in the commits
sion grain brgslnsBs all bis life, and
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HIS LAST
APPEAL
ATTORNEY sPEcKERT WILL
ASK GOVERNOR TO STOP
eHAnPoUS HANGING

A. last effort O. save hiH client.
ErHHHa ehampaus. from the gail0HH.
Attorney \ 8ps kert viii ~ 20
Olympia late th3a afternoon Tor the
purpose u pstitauinT Governor Mo
iIride d stay tbs FrsuchmAn'a csecu-
ton far sixty DAYS. OF commute bis
sentence from death o. 10 imprison-
meut.
Ghampoun vas convicted two ycatu
$50 Tor the murder Of Iottc brace.
and hts appeal q the supreme court
= the state proved unHuccernfuL
Unless the governor interfsres tho
murderer vtll hs hanged tomorrow
morning al Wniia Waiia The death
watch has been aet over the CON
dsmned man and the scaffold IL erect
ed
The ground on which Attorney
spseksrt wlli base HE petition Tor a
stay Il execution IL that the death
warrant and order - execution Tor
ChArnpuuz are defective
lie wfl argue The matter before Gov
oruar Mcbride at : ~ O'Clock this eve
uinF. and should the petition Tor de-
lay b. granted. will appeal the case
10 the supreme court ~ the United
States on an application for - writ
q hsbgaa corpus
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MRNMC
HIS HENRI

John Van Horn. whom County
Commissioner Baker yesterday re-
moved from office as poor commits
siouer. 10 endcavorinR to persuade
County Commissioner l.. G. smith
and =. J. Smith 60 bring about his
reinstatement. lie claims that all
though he worked against Baker FOR
nomination for commissioner from
the city district l. g. Smith iH un-
der obligation 20 him Tor the votes
he turned his way IN the lattcrs
campaign for sheriff
Baker yesterday afternoon mp
pointed Charles Rockingham. n dep
utr auditor. 20 succeed Van Horn MS
poor commissioner. and Buckingham,
it IL said. has accepted tho position.
Van Horn wns closrted with the
commissioners nearly an this morn
Ing. but Baker Full firmly ndhercF
10 his statement that ne won't give
"A man an office who has double
crossed" him.
Although Van Horn delivered the
goods to the two commissioners from
the country districts De threw down
hard the chairman OF the board 90
whom has always been conceded the
right 60 name the poor reconnaissance.
eNslfher l.. G. Smith or myself
feel disposed to oppose Mr.. Baker
In this natter" I. J. Smith said
this morning.
1T Is undoubtedly his right to op-
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TWO PEN PICTURES OF THE MAN WHO HAS BEEN
MAYOR, GOVERNOR. CABINET OFFICER AND is
A PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITY

President Francis body In
st Loocy" calls him President
Francis" arises at q a. m. lie
breakfasts at "a. m, and as he en-
joys hts cofrcet and rolls, he dictates
letters to hts secretary, Meanwhile.
his trap is driven to the door. and
az about 40 a. m. he starts TO drive
10 the exposition. about a mile away.
lie handles the rcina and continues
hls dictation as he drives
As he passes the transportation
building a ruddy-chccked young
giant In blue jeans drops truck.
waves a big gloyed hand and bel
lows:
Good morning. goy'norl"
The young giant r. Chas. Francis
youngest son OF the president
Young Francis IL Princeton man.
lie asked his father FOR a Job. 4
do not want any nepotism about
this exposition. said the president
The next day a young man applied
for sob az the grounds The super
intendcnt OF transportation noted
the broad shoulders ana recalled
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ny " n KENNY.


Staff Correspondence te the Seattle
star and Newspaper Enterprise
Association.
ST, LOUIS. MAY S..navid Row
land Francis. president Of the Lou
isiana Purchase exposition. ex-may-
or Of st Louis, governor OF Missouri
for four years. aud former secretary
OF the Interior Is u man very much
in the public eye.
In fact. he Ia IN Il 50 much that
the West insists On considering him
presidential possibility. II II
pretty well understood that he will
be mentioned" for the Democratic
nomination. four years hence.
Francis Is born diplomat 4
shreWd business man. a polished
gentleman and an indefatigable
worker. lie Is said u be the bus
lest man In the world to-day. and
the assertion is not very much eN-
eggerated.
Francis is a tall. slender. hand
some man. who hardly locks 20 Of
his 50 years. Ills sandy hair IL
streaked with gray. Il Is true. but Il
rtNAAH " sAAA AtAAANN NJ ~ ~ nv
man. Ills face is calm and time has
put few tines upon It. These but ae-
oentuate the kindly mouth and firm
Jaws,
Ills eyes are gray and piercing
but not unktndiy. They are pene-
tratlng and look you squarcly With
out movement Of the lids. Ills
nose Is aquiline and rather large.
The man l. the RECONCILIATION Of
conscious power. His movements
are rapid. with all the appearance
OF elaboration. yet ne does not I'M
press yuu as an emotional man. II
he had not nerves Of chilled steel he
would 30 mental wreck lone
before THIS.
lie ats squareiy and excessively
at a fiat library desk In his office. at
the administration building Like
ali capable executive men. he pays
no attention to minor details. Yet
negligent Interiors are astonished
and frightened h. his intimate
knowledge % Affairs in their depart
ments displayed when things so
wrong.
lie has the faculty Of solving a
problem or turning It over TO a sub
ordinate. and then dismissipg "a
from his mind a. absolutely as
though IL never had existed. Yet its
component parts are stored In his
wonderful braln-=indeNsd and filed
therefor reference a. seconds
notice.
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HOW PRESIDENT FRANCIS
RUNS THE Big FAIR

Is now a member Of the firm II. r.
Francis = l1ru Commission 60. lie
IL president Of two banks director
in half duzen more and II feputod
worth several millions.
lie has been the ruling spirit In
the worlds fair. lie accepted the
presidency on condition that there
be no salary attached 20 the office.
and has given Il his time Tor four
years. lie went to Europe, year
ago. remained there 10 days ANA
WAS given audiences with seven
crowned heads Ills visit did much
to interest European governments in
the exposition.
lie WAS horn At Richmond, KY
October /. 1850. hut has lived IN St
Louis since childhood lie was
elected mayor of st Louis FOR four
years. In tss6. and governor OF Nils
souri, for four years In 1859. prcsi 81
dent Cleveland named him secretary
Of the interior during his last term
lie was identified with the gold
Democrats In tsgd and still Ia rec
ogniEed as belonging TO that element
Of the party.
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n CHME
10 RkNRN' ;
PosToFFlcE OFFICIALS WANT.
Ed GIT. RICH QUICK CON
GERMS TO GET GOOD

wAsutHGToN. May "a surprise
wnH sprung ON the government In the
Tynvr case this morning whom Hay 80
Morgan. formerly the aFraud order
clerk ~ the poatoffiee department ten=
tificd that hc himself was the author
~ some ~ the letters complained Of
wherein Taylor was charged With fay=
crinH "set-rich- quick concerns lie
said the practice IN the LEGAL branch
% the postuffice department had al
ways ben Go Five concerns against
whom charges 81 fraud had been made
a chance Go reform
iIc had 90 Informed the inspectors
who had interviewed him previous To
tho indictment ~ Tyusr but strange
90 say. was not called on to testify
before the grand jury.
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CRUEL7iES
HOUSE or COMMONS WILL ~ +.
vEsTI0ATG TRAN svAAL MINE
AFFAIRS

LONDON. MAY s-in the House -
Commons today. sssleY a CuusefFa=
tive mcmhrr moved Adjournment r.
order a. call attention L. the cruel
and improper treatment - the natives
employed in Wittwatsru Rand mine -
ths Tranavaat Winston Churchill ard
tho entire opposition. with the sNrep-
tion % Campbell Zimmerman. ruaa t.
support the motion. IL Was decided 10
disouss tho question tunlEht
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HANGED
THREE
TRIPLE EXECUTION OF TEN
NEssEE mURpERERs

WINCHESTER. Tenn. May Joe
DELPHI. Henry Judge and John Evans
were hanged this morning Tor the
murder ~ simon Hurhsr and wife last
August
Judge planned the murder. and en-
EaEsd DELPHI ana Evans 60 assist
The motive Was the radiance q the
couple. who occupied certain land.
from which yisN could be had =
certain timber Judge wanted t. steal
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MRNMW
10 CNMMAW
COMMANDER IN CHIEF WILL
HAVE CHARGE or RUSSIAN
FORCES IN NEXT BATTLE

LONDON. May D. According 90
dispatches received from the front
today an engagement between the
Japnueae and Russian land forces
may be expected at FcnE Wang
ehene at uny moment
Russian ruinforcementH have been
pouring along the Liza Yang road.
aud Il iH probable that Gen, Kouro-
pathln viii personally command the
troops. In event OF defeat the Rus
slams viii retire to Noticing Ling. 30
miles along the Liza Yang road. TO
make final stand 20 prevent the Jap
anese from reaching the railroad.
Noticing Ling ln a narrow pass com
pared Ia the famous shika pass In
The Russo Turkish war.
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point whom he may please As foor
commissioner. Mr. Horns reiuatate-
mon may BE- accomplished. however.
although nothing definite can Be
said a. this time. II rests wholly
with Mr. Baker"
Van Horns friends claim that
htcrc 10 30 doubt that he vii have
bis sob back IN a week or 80. al
though Baker denies that he Viii
soften his heart
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TWELVE
BURNED
MANY FIREmEN INJURED IN AN
EXPLOSION

PHILADELPHIA. May 6--Twsivc
firemen were injured early this
morning by the explosion Of gasoline
stored underground by the PcnnHyl-
Nuuia railroad near tho West PM
atelphia station.
During the fire railroad detectives
endeaFafsd To eject two Italians.
trespahatnR. when ono shot Detective
Conner IA the abdomen.
The fire started az midnight and
ssaa extiuaushsd without much
damage When the firemen went 90
make a final examination with "a
torch the explosion followed. envol-
oHInF the whole company In a sheet
u name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
FIDDLE DEE DEE

Tho sale of seats opened this
morning AT the Seattle theater for
the engagement Of the Casino COM
pany IN the weber and Field musical
burleEque Fiddle Dee Dee. COM
mcncinr Sunday night The show
is ono % the iivelieat Of its kind
over produced and promises to liven
up theatrical affairs IN this city
The principals are all clever come
dams and good singers and there
will be a merry chorus af singing
dancing and show girls.
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I he Stage
THIRD AVENUE

browns In Town IL at the Third
Avenue thcatsr and vii amune you
FOR two and half hours every night
this week, including next Saturday
matinee.
Next Sunday afternoon The
Punkln HuHkcr" viii be tho weeks
attraction. II IL strong rural COM
sdy. a story OF southern Indiana
with plenty Of rustic flavor. county
fairs. harvest fields. horse races and
powerful heart story.
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Ex. BANKER ON TRIAL

TRENTON, y. J.. May b.--The oaacs
Of George +. Kroehl and A. G. Twin
ing directors Of the defunct First Ma
tionaI bank 81 Asbury Park. were
called for trial today before Judge
Kirkpatrick. The two are accused -
certifying falsely To a report ~ the
banks condition 70 the comptroller OF
the currency.
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John Chyuorski. a coal miner was
severely injured by being eauKht be-
tween two coal cars and crushed NJ
Black Diamond lie wua brought TO
the Providence hospital yesterday and
an examination made Of his injuries.
which are not believed 10 he fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
THE ALcAzAR.

Tho Redmond company gave their
last production Of Man and Master
last night Tonight the bin VIII he
changed e. '~The World Against Him. e
"a mclodramn fun of thrills aud ex-
citing situations. THE World Against
Him" Will continue through the week
unul Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
MORLEY a CATHOLIC

MANCHESTER. May .. -T The
Dispatch prints report that John
Morley. the eminent Liberal mem
Der OF parliament. hitherto thought
TO have a leaning toward Eoltaire
philosophy. has Joined the Catholic
church.
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WEAVER
WAS BAD
ATTENDANCE AT WORLDS
FAIR WAS SMALL
By soripps News AsTnJ

BIT LOUIS. May b-ThrrRtcninE
weather today kept the attendance az
the fair down. and worked nR a help
20 the continued installation 81 the
exhibits In the French section. The
palace 81 fine arts WAS formally
opened this afternoon. while the Ger
man pavilion will be the center Of Of
fetal reception from Z to 6 this eve
ming.
Work among the exterior buildings
progresses. aeaffoldlnga are being torn
down. revealing tho added beauties To
the general ensemble.
Restaurant men are complaining %
the eKtortiouata charges for eonces-
siona. thus making high prices 70 the
public Imperative.
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STRICKEN
ON TRAM
New York Artist Died OF Pneu
monia on Reaching Seattle

Frances IT. Decker. n siatsr-ln-la~
Of Or ". A. silliman. Of 10 Twentieth
avenue. Was stricken with pneumonia
on thu train while on her way here
from New York city. and died this
morning. a few hours after her ar
rival In Seattle. She Was clay
modslsr and wood carver Of note. and
was well known throughout the state
uf NeW York.
The body vas taken 10 the nounsy-
Watson mafKue No arrangements
have yet been made for the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
ANNA EVA FAY.

Anna fNR Fay. with her wonder
ful exhibitions Of ocultIsm, IL con-
tiuulnE O. fil the Seattle theatef at
each performance. She vii give
another Ladies only. matinee Sat
utday afternoon. and close her en-
Ragement Saturday night
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MONTANA EAGLES IN SESSION

BILLINGS Mont. May s-The rapid
growth Of the order Of Eagles IA Mon
tRna IL evidenced b. tho large and
representative attendance at the state
convention which began here today.
Delegates arc present from all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
GAR MAY GO
TO THE FRONT
CBy scHpps News ASSN

ROME. May According 10
direct communication which
the ponc has had with Russia.
the cEhr has grown weary Of
the unbroksn chain q Russian
rcyerass in the Far East ard
] viii 10 60 the front % take per
] ronai command Of the army. IN
spite % the advice Of his min
intcrs against such action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
SAW the FLEET
my scrlpps News Aaa'n5

CliEEFOO. NAY bachlnese innka
reported that q fleet ~ forty Japanese
warHhipH ana Transports were seen Off
Wei Hat Wet Tuesday, HtehmluE 10
the northwest This ia probably Al
miral Tugo'a fleet returning 10 feuew
tho attach on Port Arthur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
PLAGUE AMONG
THE COOLIES
cny serlppa News Anrn.l

LONDON. May 5-Glaagow ship
owners have received cables TINT "A
plague has broken out among the
Chinese coolies at Hougkoug intend
ed for shipment to the South African
mines. The shipment Will be post
poncd.
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call for a meeting OF the Republican,
national committee TO be held al
the Coliseum at Chicago June Is.
TO determine the contests and pres
pare the temporary roll of deles
gates. 4
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RUSSIA BUYS
more VESSELS
my scrinns Ssw- A.s,n.,

BERLIN. May 6.--The TaEehlatt
says Russia has purchased all the
eight steamers Of the Nofd peut-
scher line and three ships Of the
Hamburg Packet line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05
FOUND 200 ON
the BATTLEFIELD
By sorlpps News Ass'n1

TOXIC. May 5.--Gon Kuroki. com
handing tho japanese forces In
Manchuria. reports that 200 addi-
tlonal killed and injured Russians
have been found on the Yalu battle
field.
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NAPLES, Mny 5.-The United
States battieahip Kentucky. flying
tho flag Of Rear Admiral Evans,
sailed yesterday for New York.
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MEET AT CINCINNATI

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-c1n<
cinnati was today selected as the
next meeting place of the National
Retail Grocer'H Association.
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chief cities of the state. business and
pleasure Il combined IN the two days
program for the gathering.
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Worlds Fair

Excursion rates. May it-t2-t3.
Great Northern Railway. Ticket Of
flee Gl2 First avenue. 90.
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COMMITTEE TO MEET

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May e.
Acting Chairman Payne issued a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-05

DO you want n picture of your
homer See EEgau q Ericsson. 1915
First avenue. ="
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SIX HURT

6Dy Ecrippa News Asa'n1
CALAIS. May THE iiaale eK-
press saH safailea near Ncrle today
Ftxs passengers and a train guard
wera badly injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-08

The Tss LsfIs H'stft, Licesz:
Carriers yy2aass ~nshofrsma. s8a
~ sesE ~ DsncsE ossrs s1ss@ Co
Tges&xy sveEsnrs soV ala TIE sp>
III u the ,ias - IL TIE seDa,a;sDe
"a ria. saf wife ~ to- s2sexssncs
co tie scene " a socnar fryx TIE
~sir-exs, sb0 Ia tie sffs's twin ssstsr
an1 ~as Ike "a tvo 1sAs." sltk0syh
thsy srs rnkE0sE 20 saet orssy. The
! bSshzn1 cx,ckss this wosra viz
anosss- rasn IN his gsscsn. s.6 ooc-
csg1inr Si,tOgt fsr-her sytsscce. bat
corsrsry 70 her rrosestsiAyrs ~ insD
ceI@. isst u is his wife. <faear1s
her On the Charge u i~nficsgt,y. ne
leaves In q p4<ssoa. ara fails over
hard fForn q Ssstsn issa,sd ferry b1s,.
gAekec w by . vssseE Ogtwxrd bgspd
xnd b@eDfnes q soldier 10 the Ptiift
pines from vhteh ~ returns sles ard
sinpox, es2A Meanwhile his wife
iises. o. eris;s merely, IN a garnet
On the s1sDty pfDc4eSx ~ her s@w-
ing. and tbs essrjnzs u Der iittIs
by, all the while t~sng bssiegss b.
ths addresses o. the siIiain who IL
concerned Ia her comesrc mizfor.
tunes. Ehe remains true. however.
and Nth her ssD starring chiidren.
wander III the sfssess AT Last being
found sbere the sn0w ~ failing be-
fore an Illuminated church. with or.
a playing a sOft anthem inside.
Here there ia q goyfgi Reunion after a
long nightmare n suffering. The
lady who plays The DIAL role u the
wife and adventures does syne In
,eres,ing b5ts u tightening change
work In e0stuning and facial make
w and II requires the ckeest at,en-
tim 10 detect thar t1sh " shese
characters are played By "a and the
same pers0n. The children Who plays
'bs part4 n The tao litsle waits are
very clever and natural 10 their pa
thetIc parne- The seenery " much
aboge What ~ commonly seen and
With . variety N electrical and me
chsnIcal effects makes a handsome
stage setting There is d rich amount
N huni0r and comedy that runs all
through the story, giving one n
breathing spell from the more seriong
tons of the piOt. EsysraI good spec.
iaItieA are promised and The play as
d whole N fuIi ~ HE, ginger and an.
ImatioB.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-08
MiiiHBayless

Cards have been received by many
friends In the city announcing the
marriage Of Mas Gertrude Bayiess 81
Columbia. Mo. 10 Dir. VIM. Porter
Mills Of this city. The marriage waa
solemnized at the home Of the bride
Nov. z Or. and Mrs. Mills will be nj
home In Las Vegas after November
goth.
The bride spent two years In Las
Vegas. whore she has a large circle
IF friends who wifi he delighted to
welcome her return. DR., Mills IL
one OF the most successful young ply.
sIcians of the territory and the name
Of his friends In this city IL legion.
The Optic Joins the citizens OF Las
Vegas generally In wishing the popu
lar pair ideal happiness.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-08

Robin Gould, the taianted son "
Dr- Geo. =. Could, formerly Of Las
Vegas. but now d resident OF ri paao
passed through the city on No. 7 yes
terday .n route for Chicago, whittier
he goas 10 participate In a declama.
Tory contest He IN n N 100 who
are contrasting a scholarship In Chi.
cago university. Master Robin won
a contest In his home city of ri Paso
and nnw goes to alaes fields and op-
ponnnts worthy of his steel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-08

Miss Myrtle Duerr. sister Of Frank
" Iuerr ~ this city. viii be led ~
the hym1neal altar by Manager John
v SHEA " the Bright Angel hotel,
Grand Canyon. Arizona, on the 18th
mat The couple will indulge them.
selves In a wedding trip 10 san Fran.
ciscD and after the first OF the year
Will make their homo In the city oi
Chicago. Mr. Shea viii be remember
ed a. q former courteous cashier al
the Harvey house,