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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE QUESTION.
Chancellor Day Takes Umbrage at Attitude
of Assemblyman Rogers.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEE.l

IBT TELEoRAPH 10 TIE THIBUNEI
Albany March z3.-ChanceIlor Day OF Syracuse
University to-day Quilted a hearing before the
Ways and Means Committee CT the Assembly be-
cause he regarded the attitude OF the majority
leader, James Rogers discourteous In company
with a number Of other college presidents. Chan
ceuor Day appeared I'm opposition to the measure
70 grant an Appropriation OF $4,000 to Cornell for
AGRICULTURAL instruction. President Jacob c. Schur-
man was alone in his championship OF the measure
When Chancellor Day began his address Mr.. Rogers
hegan 70 read a paper Chancellor Day objected
with some heat Mr.. Rogers retorted in kind and
HE chancellor then quilted the hearing
before the hearing Chancellor Day talked with
Governor Oden and proposed that he appoint a
commission 10 investigate the subject Of free agr-
cultural education and decide between the pro-
posed new agricultural college at Cobleskill and
The Cornell school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
GEORGE W. MORGAN IN ALBANY.
Declines to Say Anything About Giving Up
His Office.
FAY rrLEanAPH TO the rRrHuN

Albany. March zs.-George W. Morgan. Superin-
tendent Of Elections. TO Albany tonight and
will see Governor Odell tomorrow morning Su-
perintendent Morgan was accompanied by ex-Jus-
tice Julius Mayer He fatty declined to discuss the
rumors Of his removal resignation, declaring
that he had nothing TO say on the subject The
belief has existed here for several weeks however.
that Morgan TO go Superintendent Morgan
will return TO New-York tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
PUSHING EAST RIVER GAS BILL.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO I

[RT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Albany March 23-The Remsen East River Gas
hin which passed the Assembly despite the vehe-
ment objection OF the New-York Republican men,
hers was to-day introduced into the Senate and
provoked a debate a result OF the effort to
Jockey II into the Committee Water supply. Gas
and Electricity from which the colossal Niagara
Power Company grab reported last week
Lieutenant Governor Higgins referred the measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
WILLIAM HALPsN TAKES OFFICE.

Albany. March 8-willism Halpin. chairman Of
the Republican Executive Committee OF New-York
County to-day assumed the duties of a member OF
the State Board of Tax Commissioner. to which
post he appointed by Governor Odeli some
two weeks ago He succeeds ]. Edward Leaycraft
OF New-York City. whose term Of Office has expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

TO the Cities COMMITTEES. Instantly Senator g..
SELL chairman OF the other COMMITTEES Drotssfsd
claiming that the Dill concerned the aging 81 nirs
in New-IOrk City and belonged IN his cOrrr,ifsese
ITS because We are afraid that the pipes a..
aireacy Laid. that We object TO its going TO 49,
committee. Senator ElsberE explained amid ge-
sral laughter. ~ soi-
The bill was finally taken out OF the Cities Co..
mittee b. "a o. the Senate after Soma a.;
etission and opposition. Patrick H. McCarrsn al
the Brooklyn Democrats took a hand in this ear,e
and materially assisted In the overruling 81 ~
Lieutenant Governors reference - N'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
FATHER MCREADY HON0RED.

The Rev DR.. Charles McCready. rector OF me aos
Cross Church this city. has received ie,'e
from Archbishop Farley. from Rome announelNs
that the Pope has appointed Father McCreau -
monsignor and domestic prelate with the priViss7
OF wearing the purple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

rno-. ,rnnortant bills. and that they regarded
them IS entirely dangerous 10 public interests.
None ne less the firm conviction exists mere
that the measures VIII pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
TO GET GOOD TREATMENT.

TO GET GOOD TREATMENT.
Readers assured Of good treatment a they viii
mention to advertisers they advt. In The
Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

a Roswell special says that John
E.laud. vice PRESIDENT of the Bank OF
porules. s. ~. ls now n the hands of
br.cluds DO ola Mexico. MrB Eulnd
has received O lottCr from him dated
at Ouut1 saying that unless urranso.
mDuls were made no once 90 pay heavy
ransom Dee would bo tortured and Nll
ed.
The amount off ransom is not made
public Ut the present time Mrs El-
land wired tbe United States consul
at tho CIty of Mexico tO take up Che
case 40 reply has been received
from the consul and uu further mes
Hro from Mr. Eiland. So p8rtlou.
Jars are given as to the manner of
Che capture or Just where be- o. he
ing held.
The news has created great excite.
mout IN this city
John Eilaud is well bnUwu Hs One
oft tho earliest settlers Boo the carly
days De- ram o. store 1i Fort stanton.
and bis sheep formerly paaturod
whore tho town off poriales ia noN
huIlt De Is one uf the Voalthlostl
men Iu Roosevelt county and was in
Old Mexico dealing In sheep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

Ur u,IU.st ranches n Sew Mes.
IDH ana deserves success
MTs Olive C0rcOrBu has returned
from s.ltort0u. Colo. whore sho vIs.
uci with Mr Corc0ran Mrs Reed.
oft the Columbus hotel Mrs Corcor
ans mother. is confined to her bed
rho social which was tD have been
gi,u by tbo Highland Methodist
Homo mia.Ion at tho residence of
Mrs g. % Roberts. 2is South Broad.
way ust nlehf. wuH postponed until
tonight 1v.ne t1 fho hoary iownpour
Tho knights TUmuInr Of tho city
held "a mcatns h.t uieht and appoint.
GA O. committee tn arrange Cor the
propor reception 0f slr knights pass.
.nr throush tho city on route Co thr
ir.rUn.ul DInc.asU 900 san Francisco
~ w. IU.a civil rUaInnor on
San NHreIal Ua boo tho city Case nIaht
AND tb.s morning pu route Wgst $50
IH 0neleDd ty Che government to lo
some special work ou iho boundary
lime between N.v MDN.co and Ar..
IONA
Tb. One r. Driving Park and
Tair ..... favored Tu, Cu.
l.r WITH. complimentary ticket off a8.
mission. auI ... uau.r NIII Dbl. uU hand
n fur.. October tlauH o. This .fr
WIl D.. uHI Hi.I NE ar. crowd
100 thp lHs N. .air
Dr. 1nd Nl o. % Common 1ui If'Iu
I1uE1i.. 7. DOB returned 'U fuu city
0u DELAYED $50 o. Thr doctor reports
"a Dot tW. Zoo s.. Louis where hD ha.
brru attending 'hu American AHsu0I1
tlun oi u...0rIh. wI 'ho H.f 'aIr ''au
N.sItIu " IH ..I bonn. tUI lIH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
INDIANS SWAP WEAPONS.
--coeopas Practice Win the
Lasso and Bolo

a bond OF friendship FOR mutual
benefit has sprung up between tho
younger members of the Cocopa ln.
dams and tho patagonIans at tho
Worlds Fair Cooopas arc oxports
with tho bow and arrow and their
no,ghbors are past masters with lasso
and bolos Each tribe has boon giving
the other lessons 90 the art OF using
these weapons.
Tho raiugouIan takes tho lusHo or
holos ana shows the IJul how 90
coil. grip and whiI 30. aud the posi-
ton OF the body and arm whom the
throw .s made. then hands 70 90 the
pupil. watching closely every move
mont and correcting an mistakes. The
Indians go through the same process
OF instruction with the bow and ar
row. a large post and target have
been erected for tho trials. Both
tribes are becoming quite adept IN
the art of using their now weapons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

The amount of the rain uIl CO. silver
City was about "a inches
The depth of the water ON Bullar1
street was only about two feet.
The h,av.Dsi losses iu this vicinity
aro those o, tho Santa De railroad.
The city authorities are e.ttlug the
streets into good shape once more.
an of tha roads lCadIug into silver
C.ty arc iu bad shape ua the result %
the heavy rain
Tine flag pole on tho public school
building at P.nos Altos was struck by
lightning during the storm.
10 was % mighty lucky thing Tor the
people oi tho town that the Main
street sul,h had moe been uUod mp.
The wooden foot bridge over Hr1.
SON street was badly weakened. Is the
force of thr water coming down that
fhuroueuiarr.
The electrical storm was tho worst
over known hero. Tho lightning and
thunder were almost lncossaut during
the continuance off the storm
Tho passing off August win WD,y
Dud tho flood season. aa only tWu OF
.hrgU small Hoods have occurred in
september during thg past five years
Quite a little railroad track was
taken out between che town and the
stock yards. but thIs loss Is light as
compared with chat of the bridges.
The DlstDru approach of the suspsn.
..un bridge was wasnod out. but ls De.
Ue repaired This H NOW tho only coH.
N.u.eul approach to .h, eastern part
ui tho town
Conservative estimate. have 30 that
thg Naiyr was from three to four feet
u.ehcr than ever before known This
Waa certainly Ono ua. m tbg nat
above town.
THE Iur..tt portion OF the U.aad.
way hrjlo I,s lu .he or,,N bed mia.
aay between tHy two smcItors. though
portions oi 10 ura scattered from the
Chinese gardens almost to enc stock
yards
Tha COWanDbp Mining and Smelling
company had some lumber and other
materials carried OF hy the high wa.
iDr which wil make a short delay ln
the building operations under way.
AS u.unl many people persisted lu
cooking dangerous places from which
to Wow The lloud and tho only wou-
der .s that there Is not some loss of
l.ID lo chmlclr in connection with This
nrI'rIu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
- - rran.l.r. III. 80.

Oo0rro s. Abel and wife TO E.. Obor.
myor an interest in Doc 2. block G..
Park addition Con liberation. pri.
yato.
Noa ufold trustee 10 a. j. Guorara.
lots q and @. block Q. Northern add..
zion Consideration. private.
Ad0lph noorr and vito 90 Henry
uuuiug lots o. no, ~ and i2 block
"a, Atlantic and Pacific addition.
Consideration. $4,000.
Henry A. Braudgo to Theodore
Springer lots and 2. block D..
Highland addition, south. Cousll0ra
ton. private.
The John M Moore Realty company
10 George j. Brooks. lots i 2. and 3.
block a. Original townsitc. Consld.
Grafton, $1,000.
David Baca ana wife 20 TorIhIo
Chavez and wife. land ia precinct o.
narolas Consideration. $685.
Tor.hio Chavez and vito 20 g. Mon.
taya. land ln precinct 3, Barolas. and
horse and wagon. Consideration,
900.
A. ~ Brown and wife 90 Richard
LOWS. Dot G. hluook 3D. naca and
Armiio addition Consideration.
tf 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
Quaker ReileetIons.

FROM the Philadelphia Record
% ls hard TO he both truthful and
popular.
Love either ntoV,atos a mau or
sChars him up
a girl may ho thc pink of pr.pr.oty
without blushlnr
Before yon accept favor % Is wen
fo look Tor the string
a good days work ls generally
worth n month of physical culture
The follow who knows q all isn't
go bad ~ ho kUoUs BE- to himself
Even thc rkcpf'c doesn't have 20 cat
au rse POO know chat it la bad
The people who won't listen to roa-
SON Say they have mo- reason Co lia.
ten.
Some people only put ON tho'r bost
manners with tbolr sunday clothes
According t1 tho laws 90 FrayItatIOn
even Iho hlnh flyer must eventually
como down.
Even tbo fellow who claims chat boo
ga laying 300 treasures iu heaven
doesn't scorn fire Insurance
Rlohhs-"I never heard Ulouoa try
Go got or q funny story did you?'
sl0hbs- 80; Hg.s one of The most
popular follows I know"
WIeE Why does your possimist.c
friend wear smoked FIasses2' Wagg-
"Oh. hes afraid he m'eht lo forced
foo look ou tbo bright side oft things
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
Sill YER CITY FLOOD
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Twice ss Large as Any Previous FIocd In me
History Of The Town.

The C1rUl residence was tatcu out
and thr gard flooded. to repair which
will cost about $3.50 A Mexican named
Ricardo NcnDsuy.h. who occupied the
Martin " Cox house across from Mr
CuryIl. has all off h.g household fur
uIIuro under water The iDnrrs back oI
tho pait,u row were laten Duf aud all
of th0 families LIVING therein had wa.
lDr in thuir homes Tho houses were
occupied boy Airs Elizabeth Anderson.
NJ D. House. George N. utter and
Frank Stewart and on Saturday morn.
ng nearly a.l moved to higher aud
more secure quarters.
The Santa Fc railroad also suffered.
Two Df Che nfro steel bridges which
wore pat on tho local branch "a few
years ago wore taken out. the one
about four miles below town aud the
one iust below tHo stock yards Train
service vas necessarily Interrupted.
so train lcit Friday evening Saturday
transfer was made at Whitewater and
yesterday tUo train succeeded Boo set.
ting up to enc point whore the bridge
went out below Che stock yards. o.
win bD several days before temporary
structures can ho erected. and In the
meantime transfers wiz have 90 De
made.
Notwithstanding the terrific thund.
cr and lightning storm only one house
in Silver city was struck. tbat Of
Frank o. Jones Tho bolt came down
the Kitchen chime, and was oy.igut
o. scattered ll the electric light wires
throughout Ola. house. as several holes
Zoo iau roofing testify to ltB presence
nnH quite acucral Mrs. Jones and
Ut 'afIhtDr were iu tho house at
Ju, lue and while badly shocked.
su.taur. Hl injury Thoir escape from
death Vss a. worry fortunate one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

sumevlat different from The ordinary
pueblo trrC aa 'ho main vegas are
very Tor apart ana are surm0unted
Day LARGE number of small vegas.
which extend from wall 90 wall and
on which Iho ceiling or roof of willow
and earth .s placed AN OF the vegas
Loo One old buildings. both large and
SMALL show worry diaiucuvoly That
they were cui by stone implements.
ANA lUfuro any metal tools wcro
dreamed of Dog me people
Near the Cuartolca and formins r.
CON p.cuous part of tho landscape ls
"a IurrOou' Ur tower perfectly cir
cu'Hr Boo form and about duoeu fpct
Iu diameter 70 is without amy win
dow ar ioopbolc. and the interior can
ou.E Ue reached hy q heavy ladder
which extends 90 the top.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

PIttshurr Pa AUG 25.--pros.lout
nroyfuss of GOO prtbHrg team has
announced tho enforced retirement Of
Tommy Leach. tho lHtIo third base.
man and acting manager and captain
during The nhs0n. of clarke. Leach
iI very sick and DTS physician says
ho may NOT ba able Co play any more
this Fa10u Tho injury received
about one month ago has boon grow.
iug worse until Leach has been rcod
90 take o. '8 bed ne has n bad leg
and Dots H mach has boon badly hurt.
Clarke win attompt 90 manage tho
team from the bench, but 20 is not
thought that Clarke viii ho in tho
Inmn n-nIn Ihl. ann-nn-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

San Ioso. Cal. August 2f--NoarIy
s,cry county BOO tHe state H repro
scented 8t thp Prohibition state CON.
g.nUuu begun Doe san jose today Tho
accredited doi.ntaH number nearly
urea hundred. boo addition t9 many
other visitors Tho convention met
Tor ormH.aa'Iaa u mo Unitarian
church this morning Tomorrow pres
'1HfHi electors WIl Ia NAMED nn1
candidates nominated Tor congress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
Quaker reflections.

Some people tom inc truth by mis-
tukr.
On d. easier to give advice uau 90
demonstrate its value.
so Maudc DEAR thl country doctor
is not necessarily q village cutnp
Mothuaolah was tho oldest man aud
Doe lived before lho ago of hoalth foods
no ihVt
We occasionally meet people who
orc more Interested Boa ndr efiar than
Wo ore ourselves.
Tine woman who d ven preserved
reallsea chat aolfpossess|on D the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
THE NEW MEXICO MIDLAND
SIX MILES or TRACK HAD BEEN
LAID WHEN AN INJUNCTION M.
TERFERE8.

El Iayollc. tho railroad contractor.
returned th's morning from San An.
tonic, whoro DO was employed by tho
New Mexico Midland Railway com.
pauy lo build re- road from San An.
tonic to Carthage. Mr. layollo says
that sIA miles of enc now rood wes
built. whom un injunction made by
Judro Parker put dompor ON the
work
Rails arc ni1 from Sam Antonio
across Doc brIdUo on tho Rl1 Gran1e.
Wr Iuyr'lo thinks Chat work viii bo
resumed ou tba now road ir tho scar
future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

ua u "a s1UJ l1. the Prevention
of Rich ODD Maids.
With Che average rr OFF people ttc
better you know them the more they
ta'k about themselves
No''-.sHU refused h'm twice. but
married n.m otter a'l' Well.
'Wo negatives ar, always equal To- an
H.rW1'I.. Philadelphia Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

3d. lau.H No. August Za IHn
Ramsey. oft K1H.ls and fHr Ha.gs
U' Missouri with o. Tow from i.|aHlt
IIn0.H Kentucky and other fHtDH.
and with atHorF. who pgIl rH..r name
In slightly different way 500 Hu.an
f1 IHe same elan. gathered today u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27
rror rullg Daily crl.a

From Friday Daily Citizen
IU.r nights rain was tuc HolN
ioat Boo tH.a vicinity this year
Mr 49, O.. pI.hurl. of Cos West
Copper avenue Dos reported gu... ae
H0l.Iy .I
IEo Graham. of Graham Bros. has
gone to che J.moz Hut Springs for
an outing.
Mr uui Mrs O. d. Tros1 0l Ch'0leo.
RH0 h1F. boon li.hiue on tHs Rio
pu01e. are at tHe Alfarado.
Bon Williams. OFF fho secret service
department of Ihr Santa &c. au.F.i
thH morning from Ono west
No. is expected chat tho electric
street ear limo VIII have ail thoir now
cars running on Sunday afternoon
A I0nn fallen woman wus one only
inmate of tba city SAN ibis morning
Drunk waa tho charge. and iu police
court she was fined enc
simon stern. tho popular UaIrlaI
avenue rIothIor VIII leave tomorrow
fur Chicago. where De- wII eco io pur
chase au immense ialI stock of e01.s
street Commits Toner TIeruey ana
DTS force had plenty of work thIf
morning cleaning ,ho streets from the
effects of the heavy rain ~ last oven
lng
News reaches tho city that Robert
pmuey and family. who were ont on
tho coast for an uutlng. are 0n ono
of the wash0utb0uud trains nov thro0
days over due
w. A. williams oi me Valley ranch
ION tho Upper pcr0s. ls 20 the city. aud
WIN return ih.s evening Ho has ono
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

Durango. Colo. August PCS Duran
900 IH to have n government weather
bureau Why'auI bailey recently
from Portland Orr. has arrived hero
and i8 arranging for tho installation
of fho apparatus llo win have charge
oi the office when 30 la equipped
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27

There ara twenty-five students m
at the uormal being hoIi
900 pornIea Roosevelt county thIs
ueeF Great interest ls being maEi
feuoi al along tho lno Professor
J. o. Evans of Alyh OKLA h conduct.
inE me normal ana through hia work
much v0ol % otpcCirl to result from
the sessions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-27


uight Boo special session to transact
ursoni business
Postmaster Hopkins r.nous Hr r.
Haao in postal u.Inrr. over fhIs
month Dose year
II'.nm l1mmaniDry w.II meet fH.
...It n' 81 o'clock 100 tho Masonic Tenn.
.'. Hn Nurh Third street
W. IS n.ff of tho Alhudupr1ua Gas.
Electric lirht ana Power company b.
registered No tho Alyarado
Daniel Elliott road master ou th.
New MglIro division 0} tho santa 90.
i8 registered roo iho European h0toi
The Joseph Newman company VIII
give Performance nf thn Duncan
opera house. Iaa Vegas August 3D
Mr Geo 20 Moore ana Fruul
daughter returned lua morning from
o. Visit tn relatives of Pueblo. W.k.r
Ch.U. 1f ra.Ico NcuWn Iudee Es
worth IUHuIIs and Louis 5cb1.HDcNpr
fr spending Ono day ai U.1r canyon
N Oma WrHhi v.l. U. IHr cH..I
...r. at tH. A.uHdu .lrIH. ..ft thH
muIuns .0r % t...I fu friends lt Ban
.aa CII.
Edward lb.,Iu aU uo IunUi Pa.
surprised p learn chat 40, electric
cars au around those curves R.tH fH.
greatest of ease.
Cbla Kemp Goo SAN Antonio
merchant who recently u..r.I up
'.wD t.'na Iu TIoms canyon. u fle
r.ty huyIuE supplies
Mr and Mrs a % Rohpf .f A.lo.
vile, ~ a.. are spending "a few DAYS
with Mr and Mrs ". a Williams.
OF East Copper avenue
NrH J ~ Moore. wife lf thp r.nl
estate ascent lDi Ih.H morning f
Colorado springs Mrs Vuore $3.50 o..
absent from tho ..ty .voa. vD..#
Walter n To'man OF Duluth Wun.
IH boo t1p city Nr Tutmau Dr. suffer.
Iug from nn attack of rheumatism. bur
expects fu ho uu hIH f.D. Boo f.u
days
Darby A Day district mauar.r flr
fho Mutual iIfo Insurance company
of New York .n Now NoN.c1 return.
ed Chile morning from pilgrimage
t1 Iho south
CLYDE smith. MANAGER us fNH silver
City telephone sefFicp. passed through
tho city ibIH morning on route t1
Sweet snr.ugs Mo-. whore ha UU
uaIt homo folks
Frank . Houston. ss manager of
the Albuquerque base BAH club. H ihn
r.rhl man boo tho RIGHT place and cor
family o. good boomer 0f tMs city
Tn bm ia largely duo tho h.r aAruf
s.0D from Santa pa uDyt Sunday
81 o. Chn1houUo who tHs been
appointed superintendent 0f tho hIhu.
GGnrqua Electric Hra.t railway HrrIf.
go la.t evening from Ior Angeles
Nrs Ct1Ihlurua gnI Sire Greer aro
expected t1 BrrF. u Albuquerque 600
Sunday
EHamIaaHuH. f.r meat Inspector
department ~ agriculture. govern
mont service. wIi' ho held 1t tHu local
poo f1ffrn September 20 Inr further
Information enquire uf local haari of
.amuior 0f write U g CiE.l sor'r.
commission at washington D. O.
Ur o. 60 Cooks. pastor 0f 'ha lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
returned Tuesday might from Chicago
ahaTu urDE ar1 lH accompanied
CHas I0UrIo'1 900 invalid Nr
Imn.l'z wnH very l1w HH.H Do
Cock. '.H Chicago lU hIH return
ADO simon Associated rr '.H9
90 win. t.i.THph.r from Sam Fran
cisco. come DO .H.a afternoon lrou
ta. .ryuo of tao NlHhuH IH Arizona